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The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
National Standings to Date)

Morgan. Southern and IeAas
are out. Tuskegee and Florida met
in regular season and Prairie view
cannot accept the bid because sre
will be playing her own annual
New Years Day Classic IN HotlS-
ton. Texas.
Close observation. thus, discloses
that Langston, Virginia State,
and XIV. State are the only likely
prospects. True all these clubs are
defeated, but nobody else will ne
left and if the classic is to be stag
ed at all it must be run off with
one of the trio listed.
Va. States hope of getting into
the classic consists of the none
too envied feat of beating Morgan
THANKSGIVING Day November 2O)
and of closing the season by
spanking N. C. State Saturday,
November 20, al Petersburg, Vir-
ginia.
Langston's remaining "bOwP'
hopes center i'm stopping Prairie
View i'm the last contest of the sea,
son for Zip Gayles' men next Sat
urday afternoon. If Va. State and
Langstcn both fail in the last
named assignments, the logical
Vulcan Bowl principal against
Morris Brown will be Ky. State.
conquered by Langston and FIori-
da in games where the ThorO-
hreds were shaded on costly
"breaks," largely because the
Thorobreds are undisputed unde-
feated champions of their particu-
lar conference and are available.
The other conference champions
would be beaten within their own
loop and, in some cases, unavail-
able.
If Henry Arthur Kean and his
fancy Ky. State machine crash a
"bcwl" game again this season, it
will be the fourth time they have
turned the feat. They have per-
formed twice in the Organ Blossom
Classic and once III the Peach
Blossom Classic.
John big Train Moody. MGR
\ INS DIOWH lullUdCh1 ECSdlilcu AAs
national individual scoring lead
the past week when he pierced Le'
Moyne for 13 points and boosted
his previous 81 points to an aggre-
gate of 10, four better than Prairie
Views 0Neal Baldwin with his 6t
one point more than Florida's Al
bert Cant who gabbed touch.
down against Southern and mOvet
up to IS for the year.
Other high scorers number Wal
lace Mosby of Morgan with 4e
Jolting Joe Jenkins of Morris
Brown with ~, Morris (Stonewell)
Leake of Benedict with 38, Robert
Ivey of Tuskegee with SO, Leor
Elam of Morehouse with 80, ant
George Robinson Of Tuskegee witt
5 %. Ivey is the only end in th'
/ list. There may be other star
with 25 or more points to thei
credit to date, but the respective
, publicity agents have not yet dis
closed their identity.
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Ry GENE McANULTY

MEMPHIS, Tennis N S)-A
reiuvenated LeMoyne eleven battled
a highly favored Morris Brown
team for four quarters here today
before dropping a hotly contested
13 to 6 count to the national
champions.
Though minus the services OF
Nolan Brown, star end who was
drafted Tuesday, the Magiclans
were a constant menace To- the
invading champions.
A hard-charging LeMoyne line,
spanked by the brilliant play OF
Paschall, Crawford, Johnson, Pet
tus, Moon and lilies, fought OF the
wolverines famed ground attack,
took command themselves and led
5 to O at the end of the first
quarter
The Magicians struck fast and
furiously after Captain Hall re-
turned big Train" Moody's KICK
to his own A from the %. An Off
side penalty against Morris Brown
moved the oval to the 49 and Hall
picked up two yards through the
| Wolverines line. On a sweeping
end run around his own left side,
Hall was stopped in enemy terri
tory On the 35. On two successive
| end. LaValle was stopped on
| On = reverse play around right
end, end, LaValle was stopped on
the 19. Then, Hall and LeValle al
ternated OH Juggling the pigskin to
the 10 With first down and goal,
Breadon, quarterback, sneakee
| though the line to score.
The Magicians lost no time IN
threatening the Wolverines goa
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-22
By BOB GONZALES

MARSHALL, Texas. Nov. ID
0SNS) highly touted Texas
College Steers invade Wiley Field,
Saturday, November %, for a tough
encounter with Coach Fred Longs
Wiley Wildcats. The Cats face the
problem of upsetting this great
team which may play in Florida's
famous Orange Blossom classic
and already has been invited. The
Steers boast of a very good team
and great stars that have proved
themselves to be outstanding.
johnson at fullback deserves much
credit for he always plays a great
game. Ralph Allen, stationed at
left half, often startles the crowd
with his brilliant running.
The quarterback, Clarence NIX,
has not been equaled by anyone in
the Southwest Conference in many
a moon. This little fellow is truly
great for he has brought Texas
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OTHERS TIED
Joe Mitchell Of Morris Brown,
Earl Thomas of Lane, UpSh"
Sans and Arthur Sawyer of Tus-
kegee all have "a points to their
credit. SsilXlSIsYT
In Thanksgiving Day November
2O) engagements the schedule of
loop action listed T'uskegee at Ala
bama State, Benedict at S. G. State
and Lane at Xavier.
Billed in Saturday, November %,
encounters are Fisk at Morehouse
and Talladega at Knoxville, with
Bishop jcurneying TO Memphis to
face I.eMoyne in an 1nter-conter-
ence stir.
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FOOTBALL
RESULTS

Morris Brown 13, LeMoyne b
Alabama 6, MOrehOuse z.
Howard 14,s st. Paul 0.
TT. Valley 0, Allen 45.
N. C. College As, Livingstone D.
voorhees, 81, Morris o.
J. C. Smith 8, Bluefield U.
Hampton 8, Morgan 6.
Virginia State 7, A & I o.
Lincoln (MoD 20, Lane o.
Ky State 81, w. Va, State T.
TOugaIoo 81, Oklahoma o.
Bishop 20, Texas I.
Fayetteville 13, Elizabeth City Z.
Tuskegee IA, Lincoln PaD 3.
Fla. A. & M. 10, Southern Z.
Virginia Union 8, Shaw o.
South Carolina 20, Knoxville o.
billiard Z, Talladega o.
Claflin VS. Swift (Cancelled)
Langston 20, Arkansas 7.
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~ G. State Eagles Boast
Nation s No. I Dropkicker
Tluo Other Great Players

Raleigh, North Carolina as his
home. "Ram'' has been fullback
glrstil this year, being converted
into the blocking back because he
likes it. and when he hits an op-
ponent with his savage, vicious
charge, they stay blocked. Halls
effectiveness has been invaluable
and has led to many a touchdown
march by the Eagles. This is a
pass catcher superb and the teams
workhorse. having played 357 min
uteS of the seasons six games.
AS a ball carrier, he is a 10 Sec
ond man; the fastest On the squad
with battling rams charge.
DUE CONSIDERATION
A consideration for the All-eleV-
,en and mythical teams by the
sport scribes is the best barometer
for these three 1941 heroes:
Geoge Mack, sepia Mel Helm,
a cool. calm, COURAGEOUS leader,
who knows nothing but MARCH
ON!
"Dr. Gus Gaines. a dropkick-
ing master, stubborn, mule-like
hunk of granite and Gram" Halt,
a terrific blocker, a tackling de-
mon, and a Phantom of the grid
iron. All of whom will go down as
true North Carolina State greats.
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MORRIS BROWN and N. C.
state kept their "one-two" pace
in the national colored footbal
parade the past week end When
the purple wolverines got by Le-
Movne 13 to and the Eagles
skunked Livingstone 45 to 0.
Prairie View, unbeaten but once
tied i'm six outings. rested ana
STAYED in the select class, Win
Fisk following suit and preserving
her unbeaten but twice tied status.
Mighty Morgan was toppled IRON
she ranks of the unbeaten ana
handed her first defeat in two sea-
sons when the Bears were tanned
hy the Hampton Pirates 8-e last
Saturday. Hampton had tied MOI
gan 90 in Baltimore last cam
paign.
Tuskegee moved onward with
1916 decision over Lincoln tPa)'
Florida advanced on a 1917 nose
out Of powerful Southern, Lang
ston whipped Ark. State 20-7, Va.
State marched forward with a ~
verdict over A. and r., and Ky.
States 31-7 reut, of West Virginia
hiked the Thorobreds and also
gave them the coveted Midwestern
Conference championship with
three loop wins against no de-
feats.
Clubs other than Morgan ana
Southern which had their STOCK
considerably lowered over the week
end included Lane, which dropped
900 decision to Lincoln (Moo,
Shaw, tanned 80 by Va. Unlon'
and Texas, upset rudely 2o-7. by
Bishop.
The upset of Morgan by Hamp-
ton was even more astonishing to
sepia football than Pitts defeat oil
Fordham a fortnight ago in white
gridircn circles.
The fall of the great Morgan
eleven reduced another powerful
combination from consideration af
q BOWL principal New Years Day
Southern and Texas both lost thell
hope of being featured in one ol
the post-season attractions II
their week end setbacks to Florida
and Bishop respectively.
Southern had a previous 19-I
blackeye from Langston, while
Texas, despite showing phe-
nomenaI power in tying might,
Prairie View II and routing tough
Langston 1877, bowed to Southern
in addition to her fastest disap
pOintment.
Morris Brown and N. C. Stat'
are paired in the Peach Blossom
Classic at Columbus, Georgia, Sat
urday, December 6, and Tuskeget
looms as Florida's final choice II
the Orange Blossom Classic tn
same day in Orlando, Florida.
That leaves great debate a
to what team will be paired againS
Morris Brown, STAG representa-
tive in the Forthcoming Vulcal
Bowl Classic January 1, 1912, i
Birmingham, Alabama.
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name is near the bottom of the
eligible list.
From the championship brawl
Louis will receive only his training
expenses and will turn the rest OF
his purse over to the New York
auxiliary of the Naval Relief So
ciety of which Adm. Andrews is
president. All profits from the
show will provide for emergency
situations encountered by officers
and enlisted men of the navy and
their families. Baer. it is reported
will receive the usual callenger's
share of between IL 1-2 and 2C
percent.
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NORRIS BR0yNN-N. c. STATE FLORIDA TUSKEGEE PEACH,
1RANcE Ri L0SS0M CLASSIC DETAILS NEAR COMPLETION
COLORFUL POST SEASON GAMES
APPEAL TO FANCY OF DIxIELAND

tied Wilberforce 90 last campaign.
Florida's lone setbacks in the clas-
sizes were 1919 to Kentucky in 1885
and 60 to Prairie View in 1897.
PRECEDENT SET
The invitation of Tuskegee to
the Orange Blossom Classic sets
precedent. 1t will mark the first
time two STAG clubs ever met in
the colorful post season extravagan-
"a.
To date, Morris Brown has won
eight in as many starts; N. G. State
has bagged seven in as many out
ings. That means both Peach Bios
som Classic rivals are unbeaten and
united at this writing.
Tuskegee has won seven 1941
game with but single defeat, a
1916 blackeye by Morris Brown.
against her record. Florida has won
six out of seven starts. The lone
blemish was by Morris Brown 20
o.
PERFECT RECORDS
Morris Browns victims have been
Allen 26-O, Tuskegee, Lincoln (Mo0
1912, Morehouse 21-0, Florida, Ala
bama 1866, Xavier 60, and LeMoyne
1876.
N. c. States victims have been
S. c. State 1910, ST. Paul $50, Lin
coin Pa.) 36-6, Bluefield 90, Shaw
1910, johnson G. Smith 90, and
Livingstone 45-0.
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE
Tuskegee's victims have been
Xavier 1856, Wilberforce 26-7, Bene-
dict 20-2, Morehouse 20-7, S. c.
State 1912, Knoxville 30-7, and
Lincoln Pa0 14-6.
Florida's victims total Benedict
300, A. & T. 1910, Alabama State
22-0, Kentucky State 1870, Lane
48-0, and Southern 10-7.
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Moody Makes Both TaMes
To Beat LeMoyne 1876

son, Franklin, Turpin, Duffiel,
Arnold and Donaldson.
OfficiaIs-Harvey, umpire More
house, Bell, field judge (Tenn.
State); Hayes, headlinesman (Wli-
berfOrce): Daniel, referee.
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Morris Brown. though further
extended t.r. past Saturday, in"
creased her wide lead in the South
ern intercollegiate Athletic Con-
ference by ruiring the black art o.
LeNToyne's Mad Magicians 1916.
The Memphians kept, intact then
record of scoring on every foe met
this season, but could not halt
John CBig Train Moody, the All.
American fullback, who Tailed ali
the Wolverine counters.
Alabama improved her rating to
an even 500 with a hard-ealneo'
bitterly contested 6-2 verdict over
Morehouse, while Benedict oupli'
Gated the feat by nosing out ClarR
14-13 in a. heartbreaker last FIJI
day afternoon
STATE ROLLING
In the only other conferenc
battle S. C. State broke into thc
loop win column with a well-earn-
ed 2O-6 decision over much M
proved Knoxville eleven.
In non-ccnference encounters in
volving STAG representatives
Florida tripped Southern lot II
the game of the week, Xavier nosed
out Wiley rs, and Tuskegee span
ned Lincoln (Pa. 14-6. But Tai
ladega bowed to billiard TO ano
Lane could do nothing with Lin
coin (Mo.) and lost 200.
MOODY SPURTS
In bagging 13 points the pas
weekend. Moody of Morris Brown,
regained the loop lead with z
units to date. Albert Cant, able
Florida fullback, added six. to his
total but trailed the wolverine
triple threat locomotive with g.
points.
Although falling to- score for the
second straight week, Jolting Jo'
Jenkins of Morris Brown kept 3ro
spot with AZ points, closely follow.
ed by Marion (StonewalD Leak
with 33 points, Robert Ivey o
Tuskegee with &c, Leon Elan o
Mcrehouse with 80, and Georf
Robson of Tuskegee with %.
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their history of playing. The game
will be no pushover for the steers
for Wiley's fast-coming little team,
even though filled with many
green Freshman players, may spoil
Coach Rettig's boys chances for
championship team. This game
will be a natural and fans from
over the Southwest will he on hand
to witness the battle.
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Scoring: Touchdown, LeMoyne-
Ereadon; Morris BrOwn-Moody;
Point after touchdown, Moody.
Substitutions, LeMOyne-Purcell,
LavelIe, Wingfield, Carey, Hill,
Pickett, Barry, Knight. Springfield.
and Eyum, Morris Br0wn--Jack
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DROPKlCK ARTIST

Mamaraneck, New York gives lis
the second nominee In the person
of William "Gus" Gaines, a bruis-
ing, bone-crushing tackle "Gus"
is 20 years old, six feet-two, and
carries 235 pounds of steel springs.
Gaines is a specialist in the lost
art of dropkicking, having kicked
four field goals this year; one
against Bluefield from the 28-
yard line; one against Lincoln of
Pennsylvania from the 34-yard line,
one against Shaw University from
the 20-yard line, and one against
johnson G. Smith from the IA
yard line Nine out of eleven at
tempts at conversion after Touch
downs have been successful. A tot
al of 81 of the 1855 points scored
by the high-soaring Eagles were
contributed to his unerrlng toe.
His adept kicking has earned the
scbriquet of doc" Gus Gaines; a
sure bet for mythical selection.
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GREAT BLOCKING BACK
A blocking back deluxe, ana one
of the teams best team-mer, yet
not in the lime-light often is
William "Rarn" Hall, 200-pound
% vear-old senior who claims
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Morgan's 2 Year Unbeaten
Strinq Broken BY Hampton

bv Hampton's Grice, Hill, Playton
and Jackson, who we're backed
solidly bv the entire squad, stopped
the vaunted triplethreat of Nor
gan. Wallace Mosby.
Scoro nv Quarters
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Meet With Bears to Determine
If Trojons Have Stuff to Rule
9TH Straight Year on Track

meets this spring, but sports writers
figure the Bears are nearer their
peak than the TrojanS. One Los
Angeles writer went so far as to
hand Hamiltons hopefuls every one
of the nine races, leaving Cromwell
a few crumbs in runnerup spots and
most of the field events.
Five national champions-three
Trojans and two BearS-are entered.
Bob Peoples, holder of the Amer
lean native record of 234 feet rs
inches in the javelin, will pitch for
Southern Cal against Martin Biles,
who copped the N. c. A. A. crown
at 204 feet last summer, while Bob
was nursing fractured right wrist.
National Champions Meet.
Grover Klemmer, CALIFORNIA; S ma
tional A. A. U. senior 400-meter
champ. runs against Cliff Bourland,
national junior king in the quarter
mile
John Wilson, Trojan who high
jumped feet 6% riches to tie Mich
igan's Don Canham for the N. C..
A. A. crown, is the fifth titleholder.
Light rains have fallen the last
two days, but clear skies and a fast
track are predicted for the meet.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Wings Revamp Team
In Desperate Try
10 Avoid Sweep
Bruins Go for StonIey
Cup CIineher Against
lnjury-Ridden Foe
Nv the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
DETROIT, April 12.-Fighting to
escape the ignominy of being the
first team in hockey's history to
lose the Stanley Cup finals by clean
sweep, Detroit's injury -smitten Red
Wings will present a revised lineup
against the Boston Bruins for to-
nights fourth game.
If the Bruins win, the cup is
theirs. If the Wings, thrice down.
trodden, win, the series will go to
fifth game to be played in Boston
Tuesday
Manager Jack Adams of the
Wings, who, with his other troubles
is running fever, indicated lineup
alterations were practically his "last
ditch" hope of stopping the speed
ing Bostonians.
He planned to recall Harold Jack
son, benched in the last game, to
the defense and restore Alex Motter
to his center position on the line
with Carl Liscombe and Bill Jen-
nings. Eddie Wares, right winger,
who has been hampered with an
injured right shoulder, was to re-
place Eddie Bruneteau.
The Wings lineup juggling of
the last 10 days has been caused by
injuries to Edible Goodfellow, Joe
Fisher and Wares.
Goodfellow, playing coach, has a
knee injury, and Fisher is on
crutches with a fractured ankle.
Both are unavailable for the cup
finals. Even Goalie Johnny Mowers
Is bothered with pulled leg muscle.
AS for the confident Bruins, they
rested their case with the duo of
stars who have led them to three
victories-Center Milt Schmidt and
Goalie frankie Brimsek. Schmidt
tops the play-off scorers with nine
points, including five goals and four
assists In 10 games.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Services Threaten to Wreck Georgia Tech Grid Squad
Eans Expensive own Tennis Guide Sights Koyoes and Riggs

for Tom Keane, track coach up
there for IS years. Those baths
at Hot Springs boiled all the flu
out of Coach Frank Thomas sys-
tenn. st. Louis papers are calling
Mike Jacobs the Little Napo-
leon"
Too Bad, But-Too bad Jimmy
Braddock has arthritis, but 1t is
high time something put a stop
to that comeback campaign.
Todayis Guest Star - Frank
Grayson, Cincinnati Times-Star:
Johnny Wander Nicer is getting
into the games quite often these
days-by running for lombard"
Then and Now.
That rs Bobby Jones took In
the masters the other day in
spired Jack Troy of the Atlanta
Constitution to sing:
A 76 from the hands of him
Who once was COS dream,
A rs just to make more sharp
The change in the golflng scene
Evening star., 1941-04-12

sum when the Dodgers are on the
road.
Baseball preview Says the
Baltimore Evening Sun: Brook
lyn looked and played the part OF
an aggressive, confident, we'll
balanced ball club. The Yankees
were istless and sloppy" Draft
numbers of Willie Turnesa and
frankie Strafaci, former anna
teur and publinx golf champs,
are expected to go up in June.
What do you know about Mime
appolis mat fans booing their old
favorite, Bronko Nagurski, the
other night. Only three days un-
til the bell rings and still the
Giants and Yanks haven't signed
to broadcast their games.
Twenty-eight Kentucky Derby
nominees now are on Kentucky
tracks with others arriving daily.
Watch for Little Furman Of
South Carolina to get q spot on
Boston Colleges football schedule.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
New York Pair Slated
For Honors Before
Opening Game

The Yankees highly publicized
second base combination of Phil
Rizzuto and Gerry Priddy will play
their first major league game against
the Mats on Monday after receiving
assorted gifts from a delegation Of
Norfolk, Va, fans.
Inserted as regulars in the YAM
KEGS lineup, Shortstop Rizzuto and
Second Baseman Priddy first teamed
with the Norfolk Colts in 1898, and
after being graduated to Kansas
City became recognized as the
smoothest second base combination
in the minors.
The presentation is under the
sponsorship of the Norfolk Ad Club.
Miss Betty Sherry and Mrs. William
Shipper, former Norfolk residents,
who now live here, will present
Rizzuto and Priddy with floral
pieces, wrist watches and other gifts
shortly before President Roosevelt
tosses out the first ball.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Five Champs Defend
Gymnastics Titles
In College Meet
Rs the Associated Press.

By tne ASSoClhJeQ freoe.
CHICAGO, April 12.-Five indi-
vidual champions will be on hand
tonight to defend their titles as the
University of Illinois seeks its third
consecutive N. C. A. A. gymnastics
championship at the Chicago Field
house.
Forty star gymnasts are entered
The Illini's strongest challenge for
team honors probably will come
from Minnesota, Temple and Chi
cago.
Defending individual titles are
Norman Boardman (Temple), hori-
zontal bars; Harry Koehnemann Ql-
linois), side horse; Earl Shanken
Chicago, long horse; Bob Hanning
CMinnesota), parallel bars, and Paul
Fina 0llinois), all-around.
Missing from this years field will
be two perennial contenders-Unlted
States Naval Academy and United
States Military Academy.
There are eight events in the COM
petition, the other three being the
rope climb, tumbling and flying
rings.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Red|egs Ready
To Grab Third
Flag in Row
Main Challenges Due
From Dodgers, Cards
Sports Writers Vote
H. the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The Gin
cinnati Reds, in the opinion Of
sports writer's in major league cities,
are capable of winning their third
straight National League pennant
this year and taking place among
the leading dynasties in baseball.
All but IA Of the 80 scribes par
ticipating in the annual preseason
poll of the Associated Press pre-
dicted the Reds would finish first
and 13 of the others could see Moth
ing worse than second for them.
With one stray vote cast for third
place, Cincinnati received a total
of 649 points on the basis of 8 for
first, 7 for second, 6 for third, etc.
Pick Race to End rs in 1910.
Twelve of the writer's came out for
the Brooklyn Dodgers to win and
the other two stood up for the st.
Louis Cardinals. But in points
Brooklyn received only 81 more than
the Redbirds and it was evident
that their chances were considered
almost on a par.
Except for Cincinnatfs world
champions and the last-place Phil
lies, who were tabled for the cellar
by 80 of the SO writers, there was q
great spread in the balloting with
all other clubs ticketed for at least
five different positions.
Rated on total points, however,
the predictions were that the league
would line up at the end of the
season exactly as 1t did last year.
Dodger, Card Votes Scattered.
The Dodgers were ranked every
where from first to sixth with a
concentration of 43 votes for second.
The Cardinals were scattered from
first to seventh, with a void in the
sixth slot. The New York Giants
were mentioned for every spot ex-
cept first and the Pittsburgh Pirates
for every place except first and last.
The total points received by each
club were Cincinnati, 649; Brooklyn,
558: st. Louis. 507; Pittsburgh, 800;
Chicago, 1926; New York, 268; Boston,
203. and Philadelphia, S8.
The same writers wound up in a
knot trying to pick the American
League outcome, finishing in a dead
heat between the Cleveland Indians
and New York Yankees.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Revised Net, Diamond
Dates Are Listed
For Schoo|boys

Two changes have been made in
the high school baseball series
schedule as originally announced.
Latest shift is in the May games.
Tech and Roosevelt will play on May
and Western and Wilson move to
May g. This is to avoid a possible
conflict with the cadets competitive
drill.
The Central-Western clash pre-
viously had been shifted from April
to May %.
The entire tennis schedule also
was revised due to Anacostias IS with
drawal from the race.
Tennis schedule:
April 23-Roosevelt VS.. Wilson, Rock
Creek courts; Coolidge, VS.. Tech. Pierce
Pierce Mill courts; Coolidge VS.. Roosevelt.
May Z. Tech VS.. Wilson. Pierce Mill
courts: 8, Central VS.. Roosevelt, Rock
Greek courts: 9, Coolidge VS. Western.
Rock Greek courts; IA. Central vs. Tech,
Pierce Mill courts: Western VS.. Roosevelt,
Rock Greek courts; 21, Western VS.. Wilson,
ROCK creek courts: So rs. Tech vs., Roosevelt,
Rock Greek courts: Coolidge vs.. Wilson,
Pierce Mill courts.
June 4. Central VS.. Wilson, Pierce Mill
Courts; Tech VS.. Western, Rock Creek
courts.