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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05

Lincoln Beats
Clover Quintet
Pork Squad Puts Up
Bottle; Score 44-35

Displaying unprecedented pre-
season scoring power, John Ken
nedy's Lincoln hoopsters opened
the season with a rousing a 10
35 victory over Clover Park last
night on the Clover courts.
The game was nip and tuck
throughout the first three quarters
but the South Side props surged
to the fore In the final period TO
grab off the win.
With Ray spurgeon car
ressing the Irvine In the first
eanto. the Abes led Mt the end
of the period, I2 10 II.
Half time ended with the
Of scoring but must improve its
two-point advantage, % To
FL.
Lincoln poured volley of shots
through the hoop 10 take a lead
in the next stanza. 81 10 Is. But
Clover Park. led by their high
scoring center. Saxton. rallied to
bring their six-point deficit to "a
80 as the period ended.
Tom Loren. rangy pivot man.
showed the way for the Abes in
the final quarter as he counted
three baskets to give Lincoln a
commanding lead which the
Parkers were unable 10 overcome.
In game equally a. thrill
Ing, Lincoln reserves eve
dashed the Clover Park
seconds. 81 10 80. The game
was undecided until the final
two minutes OF play when the
Axemcn took two-pOint ad-
vantage and held u.
Here is summary of the Lincoln-
Clover Park basketball game last
night:
Lincoln p4) Pos. (s5) Clover Park
Anderson % ..RFL "a Grant
Ishioka az -. LFR. -. (sl Pittman
Hansen 90 ...nC, -. d5l saxton
surgeon csi .LoR q, M'c nTseIn,S
>. Substitutes - Lincoln: Loren (pD
Hamaruchi Peterson f2D. Hunting
on 90, Stone. Morrone. Pitzel and
England. Glover Park Ellis ca Rey-
iolds. Kirkpatrick and White ~
Officials: Gillian. referee: Sala-
mo. umpire.
RESERVE GAME
lincoln f31D Pos. f3Ol Clover Park
srolin nD .....F..... 90 Heron
onnson ~. 49,. go kolkitt
anderson te1 a.. 90 Wines
ind ..........G az Kasemier
ubstitutes-Lincoln: Weiss. God
rev az Rush ca. Loflin. Gee (3),
ouse. Glover Park: Mold 80, Rev
olds (3). johnson ca. Frich. Louise.
Officials; Salatino, referee: Gill;
an. umpire
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05

Substitutes Weiss. God
frey a. Rush ca. Loflin. Gee (3)
Rouse. Glover Park: Mold 80, Rev
nolds (3). johnson ca. Frich. Louise
Officials; Salatlno. referee; Gill;
han, umpire
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
Whot Spirit? He Asks

Dear Met:
Maybe I'm too provincial Maybe I'm sorehead but I've
been reading those California bayhoo sheets Stan
fods great grid machine They tell of the always present
Stanford spirit spirit which alone made possible the 1910
team. Well Met it's the team they had in 1889 when
they dead cooess and cellar occupants of the Coast
conference Maybe the Stanford spirit hook in 1889
and those when they not in the
-. il H..
Dear J. H. Maybe football themselves had
with the teams School spirit thing but doesn't
make kmeovcs Standees aarneau
Stanford the And doesn't
freshman Shaughnessy, manufactured Z. NJ.
Cause for MoYhem -.
George Ross bought himself of those mechanical duck
callers
Ii operates by of large bulb attached to long,
small hose
You simply press the bulb you a duck
Gaylord Fink and other ditched the bulb
George had to blow through the hose all Sunday
His cheeks puffed and
Sunday night after shooting time they George back his
bulb after they his wasn't loaded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

At Mickeys chicken dinner inn the other night
papermen of Coach Cliff Olson Pacific Luth
Grams grand grid champions
II you have the average scribe eat dinner
that the expense of somebody else then you have
never food assassinated puverized and
marauded -.
They the champions that is, they the cham
pons until Charley Barosky Familiarity known the Baron
glued his good German elbows the table and set in
Charley. inclined
food Broad equipped with
Nature added food bubblng good nature
beaming
Barofy
p gzzards IS livers IA
He drank coffee % Mkeys
helping blackberry
"oss get watin'
Arhfn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
Sooner or Later

YOU expect determined effort to have lights in
Tacoma's stadium :.
II the school board finds itself financially unable carry
the load, other plan will have to be devised .
But modern adequate needed There
arguing against
The lights that scoreboad
thing that would be outlawed school league
Tacoma has outgrown its hicltime pants
1t high time stadium
per fit not so =. or forget 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05

Substitutes - Lincoln: Loren (Dl
Hamaguchi, Peterson az. Hunting
TON ~. Stone, Morrone. 'PitZel and
England. Glover Park Ellis ca. Rey-
nolds. Kirkpatrick and White ~
Officials: Gillian. referee: Sals-
tho. umpire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-05
The Food Funnel Folds i.

Whereupon Dave James, the Rochester food funnel
oosened his whining belt showed back his proud plat
packed high with bones and with mouth and roll
ing out of sight, tainted the crumbspattered feet his
master
And Gail Fowler Seattle scribe bestowed with tina
ability blow grub looked
the lpickn grnning Barosy likewise surrendered col
lapse
He hghtin paw thoroughly
dued
And Nes Hong onetme champion his fourth set
Bsrofskys
Amid mixture caes Barofsly with
dish of mashed potatoes beftting bauble indeed
Charley wsddled grnnng hp-lSin' keep
dinner bounu table remaining "a
sat petrified. stupefed
As Dave Adams Of Olympia said:
Never before of chicken
ting two legs"
Which another mouthful,
Evening star., 1940-05-26

MRS. SIGMUND DANZANSKY (above).,
The Deddin0 OF the former Miss Cordia Virginia Lane
to Mr. Dansansk OF Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Danzasky
OF this city, took place yesterday IN Net0 York.
Harris Ewing Photo.
MISS MARY FULLER GENTRY right.
Co.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Gentry of Governors Island,
N. y, formerly OF Washington, haze announced their
Harris 4 E,otng Photo.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

MISS BETTY FIESLER fabove).
Her engagement to Mr. Robert W. Emery, son OF Mrs.
Clarence Emery and the late Mr. Emery Mount Rainier
Md has been announced by her parents and Mrs. Phillip
r. Fiesler OF Wtlkes-Barre Pa
Frank Sterne wilkes -Ba,1e) Photo.
MISS LILLE ROSE (aboue right)
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rose announce
engagement to Mr. Elton Foster Tavenner, of Mr. and
Mrs. Jonah Tavenner Rembrandt Photo.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

MISS DOROTHY v. SPITLER (aboveJ
Miss Splitter has selected June 8 as the date
OF her 1Oedding to Mr.. Malcolm F. Smith. She
is the daughter OF Mrs. Virginia Splitter of
Arlington.
MISS VIRGINIA JURNEY (right.
She UiH be the bride Wednesday of Mr.. Louis
S. Hutchison, son of Mr. B. B. Hutchtson OF
Leesburg, Va. The engagement is announced
by Miss Jurneys parents, DR.. and Mrs. M P.
Jurney OF Alderman, Miss. -EdnonSton Photo.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
DR.. Pruden Will Conduct
First Baptist Services

What Is Your Religion Doing for
You?" will be the subject of DR..
Edward Hughes Pruden at the First
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
Twin choirs of so voices each will
sing antiphonally. while by Our
Sleeping Flocks We Lay" At the
evening service DR.. Pruden's topic
will be "a Good Witness" The
Chapel Choir will sing "Ezekial SaW
De Wheel" by Noble Cain.
Ermes Knight will be in charge Of
the opening exercises of the young
peoples department of the Sunday
school, and Ed Hutchins, moderator
of the church, will address the
Fidelis Glass. The B. Y. P. U. will
meet at 5:45 pm. The Swedish con-
gregation will meet at $3.50 pm. with
DR.. K. E. Carlson preaching. The
Euzelian and Luther Rice business
meetings will be held Tuesday eve
ming
The Woman's Missionary Society
will hold night meeting Wednes-
day with a visiting speaker, and a
devotional by the pastor.
The Rev. Harold c. Etter. former
missionary to China, will speak
Thursday night on "Leper Life at
Paikam Island"
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Why God Chose Mary
Will Be Sermon Tonic

why God Chose Mary" will be
the sermon topic Sunday morning
in the Takoma Lutheran Church of
the Rev. j, Adrian PfeifIer. The
Junior Luther League meets at 6
pm. and the Senior League at Z
pm.
The newly elected officers of the
Junior League are: President, Nor
ma Banck; secretary, Harriet Ham
thorne; treasurer, John Wheeler,
and assistant treasurer. Jean Clark.
Senior League: President, Milford
Stein: vice president, Lillian Fink:
treasurer, Winston johnson, and
secretary. Bertha Banck.
At a vestry meeting this week the
following officers were elected:
President, Richard Martin; vice
president, Phil Johnson; secretary,
George Sprehn; financial secretary,
Virgil Souder; assistant financial
secretary, Ray Thompson; general
treasurer, j. j. Gruenbaum assist
ant treasurer. Ernest Gerner; build
ing fund treasurer. Fred Waterloo
ter: visitation director, August
Hauser; assistant director. Howard
Muhly: attendance director, August
Knppstein, and assistant. director,
Harvey Brake. sr.
The Business Women's Group of
the Women's Guild will entertain
the women of the congregation on
Wednesday evening with a Christ
mas party.
A white gift service will be held
December IS. Tomorrow morning
the service will include the baptism
of several children.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Their longest rest since the start
of the season in mid-November
stretched ahead of the Washington
entry in the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League race today. The
next game for the outfit that cur
rently tops the puck chasers of the
amateur loop will come Tuesday on
their own ice at Riverside Stadium,
where the Eagles will meet the At
lantic City Sea Gulls
They need a few days of rest
for they've been at it hard for the
last two weeks, although the in
jured list no longer exists. Even
Wingman Jack Macbeth, out with
a bad heel for several days, is back
on the ice, and Ross Knipfel, the
vastly improved defense man, has
no twinges from the hip he banged
up early in the week
Contest Is Clean. Fast.
The boys came out of an un-
usually clean and fast contest last
night with New York's Rovers in
good shape, and again on the long
end of the score. They're winning
so often nowadays that unless the
remainder of the teams in the league
get going and start licking the
Eagles it's going to be runaway
race. Early in the season Coach
Mackenzie promised a fast. high
scoring team, and that, judged by
0f H. orlA
far, is just what he has.
Today the Eagles have widened
their lead over the second team in
the amateur loop, and currently top
the standings with % points. Closest
to them are the Rovers, whom they
licked at Riverside Stadium, 4 to 3,
last night. with IA points. If the
Eagles win couple more games
they'll quickly sew up the first third
Of the league season, and the
Hershey Cup series.
Not often do hockey fans see
such a fast and clean game as
that at the Stadium last night,
which drew another banner crowd
Of 3,282 paid patrons. Only one
man visited the penalty box. That
was Hamilton, New York defense
man, penalized 2 minutes for the
innocuous crime of holding. In ALL
counting time for face offs, the
elapsed time of the game was hour
and 20 minutes, which is fast
hockey. Wingman Frank Mailley
was the Eagles hero, scoring two
of the four goals.
The game itself was just as fast.
Washington jumped into the lead
with hot shot from the stick of
Wing Hal Dewey at 6:15, of the
opening period, when a quick shot
In front of the goal went through
Fischer. the Rover goalie. Six
minutes later Eddie Dartnell, Rover
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Dr.. Gerhard {. Lenski
To Continue Series
AtGraceLu
Gods Part in Humon
Affoirs' Will Be Topic
Tomorrow Morning

Services tomorrow 1T Grace Luth.
eran Church will honor the Advent
season. Continuing his sermon Sc
ries on Gods Part in Human AZ
fairs" Dr.. Gerhard E. Lensh VIII
preach at II am. on when God
Sends Days Of Prosperity and
Peace" The senior choir will sing
Harker's He Shall Feed His Flock"
and Praetorius' 10, How a Rose
Fer Blooming" Marian Ranberg
Eggers win give a 15-minute organ
program preceding the service.
At a congregational meeting the
following were elected to the church
council: John G. Jory, president;
Ona R. Hoover, vice president; Till
man Sogge, recording secretary; T.
o. Kraabel, financial secretary; Har-
vey B. Anderson, treasurer; Hugh
v. Keiser, Leon Chatelain, Earl S.
Haislip, La -Four Raymond and Elmer
Cappelmann. The present council
will hold business session Monday,
8 pm.
The Newcomers Club will meet
Tuesday at 8 pm. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gessner. 1905
Overlook road, Friendship Heights,
Md
The Junior and Senior Luther
Leagues will meet Sunday at pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Dr.. Frank Stee|man
Will Give Sermon
tPetworth Church
Not Ashamed Of Christ
Is Topic Announced
For Sunday Service

At II am. in Petworth Methodist
Church tomorrow. DR.. Frank Steel
man will have as his subject mot
Ashamed Of Christ" The choir will
sing Handel's 20 Thou That Tellest
Good Tidings to Zion," with Mrs.
Clarence Lewis as soloist. For the
of1ertory, a male chorus will sing
"The Creation" by Richter.
The Junior High League will meet
at 6 pm. The Senior and Young
Adult Leagues will hold a joint
meeting at pm.
The first of the evening services
looking toward Christmas will be
at 8 o'clock. DR.. Steelman will give
Bugbee's story of THE Man Who
Was Too Busy to Find the Child"
Mrs. w. H. Smith will sing the
Polish carol Lullaby" A quartet
will render the carol In the Fields
With Their Flocks," with Mrs.
Demaree as soloist. Gene Otto will
lead the congregation in carol sing
ing. After church the young people
will go to the home Of Miss Peggy
Lentz for a carol sing
DR.. Steelman will continue the
studies in the Book of Revelation on
Thursday at pm. Everyman's
Bible Class will have a fellowship
night Friday, 8 o'clock.
The Oficial Board has authorized
the placing of earphones in the
church sanctuary for the use of
persons with defective hearing.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
De||-Spang|er Battle
Is Given Semi Spot
ION Turner Card

Carl Dell, former international
Golden Gloves champion, will meet
joey Spangler of Richmond in an
eight-round semifinal on the De-
cember 16 boxing card at Turner's
Arena, featuring Joey Archibald and
Billy Banks.
Dell, a stablemate of Archibalds,
has won five successive battles here,
including victories over Ell Brookman
and Frankie Wills. Spangler has
record of eight straight wins in
Richmond, having defeated Nor
ment Quarles, Irish Eddie Dunno,
Johnny Ducca, Tom Sharkey, Vic
Fannazzo and others. His last bout
in Washington was a draw with
Ivan Nedomatsky, former Maryland
University star.
Banks is training daily at the
Huron gym for his bout with Archi-
bald. Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
hopes to have Archibald arrive in
Washington several days before the
bout to complete his training here.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Chevy Chase Presbyterion

"The light Which Lighteth Every
Man" will be the subject Of DR.. j. II.
HOLSTERS sermon at IL am. Lee
D. Latimer, ST., will be the guest Of
he Hearthstone Group at 6:15 pm.
Charles E. Stebbins, minister Of
music, will organize choral group
for all who like to sing. Everybody
between the ages OF Is and 80 Is
eligible. The first meeting will be
held tomorrow at 7:30 pm.
The Red Cross unit will meet Mon
day at 10 am.
The Radcliffe Sewing Circle will
meet Tuesday at $50 am. to COM
plete robes for the new high school
choir Of 80 boys and girls.
The Young Peoples Council Is
sponsoring the presentation of two
one-act plays, Pink for Proposals"
and THE Midnight Ghost" Decem-
Der 13, at 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
DR.. Gould Will Preach
On The Mind Of Christ

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor of Fran
els Asbury Methodist Church, will
preach tomorrow at II am. on
THE Mind of Christ" and at pm.
on "On Being Alive" At Z pm.
Sunday the young people and young
adults will meet.
At pm. Monday the Board OF
Education will meet at the home
of Miss Ruth Downing, 1348 Quincy
street NV. At pm. Wednesday
the p. w. Jeffries Bible Glass will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Tracy L
Jeffords, 2707 Wocdley road NV.
DR.. Gould will conduct the serv-
ice Thursday evening and will con-
tinue his series Of talks on THE
Great Hymns of the Church"
On Friday the women will sew at
the church for the Red Cross from
10 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
HamIine Methodists
Will Have Advent
Program Tomorrow
ToIk to Be Given at 8 P.M.;
Season Of Expectancy
Is Sermon Topic

'The Season of Expectancy" will
be the subject of DR.. H. w. Burgan
at Hamline Methodist Church to-
morrow at IL am. An Advent pro-
gram will be given at pm. 1t will
be an illustrated talk on the Bible,
entitled Every Man in His Down
Tongue"
At 6 pm. the Junior High League
will sponsor Christmas basket
project. directed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Peterson. The High School
League meets at 6 pm. At 6:45
pm the young people will have a
Christmas program.
On Monday night Miss Annabel
Spangle, director of Christian edu-
cation, will have charge of a work.
er's conference.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Service will meet Tuesday at 1913
m. The devotions, entitled Christ
mas in Scripture and Song" will be
led by Mrs. H. W. Burgan. An ad-
dress will be given by DR.. John L.
Nixon. chairman of the department
of social service of the Federation
of Churches.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Second Term Of Bible Study
Courses Starts Monday

The Washington Bible Institute
will begin the second term courses
of Bible study Monday at pm. at
BOT D street NV. Seventeen de.
nominations and Al churches are
represented in the student body. 1t
is open to the public.
The courses include Bible Doc
trine I, Romans and Galatians.
Greek I, New Testament 1, Dispen-
sations, Greek II, Old Testament I.
Gospel by John and Acts, Bible
Introduction, Revelation, Personal
Evangelism. Christian Evidences,
Missions, Outline Of Prophecy.
Church History II, Homiletics.
Teacher Training Courses.
The classes will meet at 307 D
street NV. on Mondays and at 1916
Vermont avenue NV. on Wednes-
days and Fridays. For informa-
ton telephone Hobart 0827.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
College Quints
Oy tUe hSSUCIdEeu FIe6S.

Illinois. 3s: Georgia, "a
Purdue, AZ; st, Joseph's 35.
Fordham, 80; st. Peters 20.
Ohio, Al; Youngstown, 25
South Dakota 40; Nebraska, 80 Uwo
overtimes).
gaRfaf IS stste s Ws:t Ss: wsshhuEn saI i5-s.
New York o., So Upsala. 80.
Harvard, 36: M. I. T.. "a.
Idaho. ~: Gonzaga, 35
San Diego State 33: U. c. L. A. 81.
Fresno State. A; Occidental, 3s.
Grinnell. 36: Monmouth. 25.
tMinP MSinDerioF + "a '"iso Teachers 5s' St. Johns
Arizona State (FlasstanD. 65; Snow Col
Western Union. 80; Eastern IS. OAK,
Simpson. 45: Kearney CNebr) Teach
ers, 40
Sioux Falls, Al: Wayne (Nebr) Teach
ers. %.
Westminster. Moo. as; Arkansas State
Davidson 81: Union Theological, 2s.
Detroit Tech, SO: Cleary, "a
Alderson- -Broaddus SO: Waynesbuyg, 45.
La Sale, 80; Lydia Baltimore, a.
Niagara, 4S; De Sales, Al.
Jamestown IN. Dak) College. 33; North
Dakota. 80.
Gustavus Adolphus. 81: Augustana (nl),
Manchester. 4s; Winona Teachers, "a.
Oakland City, 4S: Wabash, 45 lover
time)
yslD.Fs,sP yssE 4s, R,1on. s5; Gencordia ulo' 81,
ers, So
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Christion Science

God, the Only Cause and
Creator" is the subject Of the lesson
sermon in all the Churches of Christ,
Scientist, tomorrow at IL am. and 8
pm. Sunday school is at II am.
All are invited to attend the church
services. including the Wednesday
meetings at 8 pm. The Golden Text
is from Hebrews, iii.4. Every house
is builded by some man, but he that
built all things is God"
Among the citations which COM
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: 20 Lord,
how manifold are Thy works: in
wisdom hast Thou made them all:
the earth is full of Thy riches" :"
Psalms, civ.24)
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health With Key to the Scrip
tures." by Mary Baker Eddy: There
is but one creator and one creation.
This creation consists of the unfold
ing of spiritual ideas and their
identities. which are embraced in
the infinite Mind and forever re-
flected." page 5020
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Columbia Heights Christion

The underwriting campaign for
the church funds will begin Sunday
morning in charge of Roy Harlow.
chairman Of the Finance Committee.
The topic for the sermon will be I'VE
Owe" The evening services will con-
tinue with an old-fashioned hymn
sing accompanied with organ, piano
and orchestra. The sermon subject
will be "Sin and Salvation"
The Woman's Council will meet
Tuesday at 10:45 am. under the
auspices Of the Young Matron's
Group. Mrs. Dwight Shytle will
present "The Other Wise Man" and
Mrs. Frank Koehne will give q
resume of the study Of The MI
grant Worker"
The new and old church boards
will meet Thursday evening for the
election Of the officers.
Evening star., 1940-12-07
Eastern Rebuilding With Green Talent
Accurate 5hotmakers
Goal Of Coach Fox
For Title Series
inexperienced but Speedy
Squad Will Seek to Regain
Crown Lost to Roosevelt

Eastern High Schools Ramblers,
who have won more basket ball
championships than any other quint
here, especially in recent years, will
present young and green, but fast,
team this season in an effort to
regain the title lost last year to
Roosevelt.
The Ramblers have won seven
clear high school championships and
tied twice for the top since the
series was inaugurated in 1917. Five
of these titles were earned in the
six-year period between 1884 and
1889, Western having gained the
top in 1887. A new coach is in
charge this year, Phil Fox, former
Central High and Wilson Teachers
star, and Phil is an advocate of
speed and more speed.
Good Scorers Scarce.
Eastern's best quint in recent years
probably was the 1889 squad which
won everything in sight locally and
made a good showing in out-of-
town Journeys. The last members
of that team graduated in June,
leaving Fox with the problem of
building an almost entirely new
team around few holdovers from
last years $3.50 quintet.
Among the missing-and they will
be miSSed-are Bob Custer, one of
the best schoolboy cagers in the last
decade; George Adriani, Warren
Erhardt and Joe Essex. Custer still
is in school, but past the age limit
and confines his basket ball ac-
tivities to assisting Fox and coach
Ing the junior varsity.
Coach Fox has rounded up
large group of fast youngsters and
good ball handlers in early practice
sessions, but still he has difficulty
locating good scorers. Lack of ex-
perience also is a factor. Among
the leading candidates are:
Moe Schulman-Appointed cap
tain of the team. A guard last
year and good defensively. He's
an outstanding ball-handler, brainy,
with good basket ball sense and a
real team player.
Neal Craig-A forward last year,
but not high scorer Another good
team man.
Mike Leib-Up from the junior
lineup, where he was high scorer.
May be Eastern's big scoring threat.
He's brother of Ernie Leib, one
of Eastern's former greats and later
captain OF Catholic University's
team.
James Oliver-A third semester
lad, not seasoned but has possibili-
ties and can be taught. Stands 6
feet 5 and is tallest man on squad
and will be used to jump center
and pick off rebounds from back
board. May be the teams pivot
man and good scorer. Still very
green
James Brady-One of the squads
best ball handlers and has a good
eye He's fast, but is handicapped
by small size, only feet inches.
Among the others are George
Pickett, Larry Capone, Francis
Manilli. Richard and Robert Posten
Twins, Herbie Adams and Eddie
league.