Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 69

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, MARCH 18, 1923—SPORTS SECTION. 8" School Sport Control Here Suffers by Comparison : G. U. Nine Plays This Week; | CHICAGO PLAN'OUTLINED LEADERS OF CAPITAL ATHLETIC CLUB, NEW' ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN HILLTOP TEAM WILIL BE FOR FACULTY ADVISERS —= ~ . e FIRST TO GET IN ACTION Weak Spots Made Evident a; Windy City Officials|| N < 5. TOw 4 i __ - | i Blazes Way for Local Outfits by Meeting Marines at Explain Their System—TFriction Obviated by ' G . . Rt Y o ’ . ! Quantico Friday and Salurf] y—Al of Squads Having One Final Authority. i ! ¢ . s i : p s Retarded by Weather. | s BY JOHN B. KELLER. ‘I BY H. C. BYRD. OW that the superintendent of public schools and the board of o ; ; ’ % / ITH only a icw days rem N high school principals have decided to hear arguments against ||’ b i " 5 their first g,.n.:~ college their proposition to abolish interhigh school athletics for two . ; : 1. for their first day of real years, instead of arbitrarily forcing the policy upon the students and | ] e 5 ; - (:‘”.'.'l, of ~h'.mf fos H-‘w apeni the public. many are urging the authorities to forego the adoption of 4 . local squad to get in ac the plan that would just about sound the death-knell for scholustic sport e, J > Friday here and Saturday, with do not open until next weel First the board of high school faculty athletic advisers asked the S b tak - to get their players in such cond superintendent and board not to make any decision until they be heard Ihen several of the citizens' associations declared against the proposal The field at Georgetown vestere to eliminate interhigh school contests, and now high school alumni : R A 4 $ 7 “through a ninc-inning organizations are otesting against auny move that would tend to | 3 b A S # ; ; 7 made at real pitching and the two demoralize athletic activities. | o 5 / but beginning tomarrow the squad Several plans for the continuation of ath'etics have been offered the | | § ; . ' 4 : o Coach JTohn O'Reilly high school “princinals for consideration, but none scems better than | olic University wudet the Chicago system. of which the faculty adviscrs learned much last | week. It certainly could be applied here and would benefit all concerned. | The system of scholustic athletic |teams, class teams and representative | work. as their grounds re v control In the Windy city was oute | school teame T sporis, These last! | & . g e . 2 soggy. However, thev ook an 1 lined for some the taculty ad- [mentioned teams ate all - fmportant. | w p »f batting practive and about o | \ ers meetlis last Thursday by | Without them. Director $ i ’ . ers of that t in inticld work- | . Deluportc. director oi |stated. the system would fail. To ma. : All are hcping for good i in the Chicago public I minor teams, the students must sati 2 : ; schools, who wus here with the cham- ! ; | weather and hard fields this we 3 | factorily perform the general phy sic ) lep et some) sccual e ! pion bhasket ball team of Tilden Tech jculture routine and the minor teams are T PR U Sk [rtnping o e e ALICE RANCR_- THELMA CASTLE WNIERED FAUNCE, | ittt s wee. | RACE AT BOWIE MEETING as well as they are capable of do sity of Marylund squads but none was able to do mu ing ft Lere it might be well to |spired by S Ly . srgetown has o petter pros LElefly outAG the Waaningion iy |ipied by v Sedvetary President Vice- Presidest, for e Ay as a basis compar :flnunnn r rie declares interest in . The d Gray Bystemiln Voptstose. athletics lugs. - i loses two bri'l pitef s 3 The superintendent and the board of 1and e nd Theoretically. high school athletics | principals here may deetde to abolish | Breat catcher, here are cont led by the bourd of imter-high school ~athletic for Two AL S el 1), C. FINALLY HAS A REAL ' SPORTS FOR ALL IDEA |57+ conditions for which the students were O'Reill w8 no hesita SR sehedules, plaving flelds and | have since revised their wpmions and FAIR SE X A I HI E I IC CI l B‘ ; Breat promise fficials, for {nterhigh school con- | pasia e the oo s “or the cate et S T e B Wi perhaps the proposition will be' tabied | £ | {orReilly T - 13 fashlby jaelgens ay: PAonsiDon | Washington certainly has in its high | Gunn - 1 faculties men o contr. | sub, v y t seems tha reorga principals. B Actually, the Ligh school wthleties | 240D of the athletic system under Fuk vears. ath'etically inclined girls and women oi Washington have Du lexperienced a or three vears : Fespon, ould be effeeted h are controlled five different | [y jg 4 S irds. each bourd consisting of the | heen compelled to find recreation in inadequate gymnasiums or , \‘\'-IJ\ Ma ..\: 'i"‘" ach wnd fucuity advis r aml somes | Lorie than the present system could | in the few events heid as special numbers in track and field meets ; el b fon e principal ut ewch of the { conducted a'most exclusively for men. There has been no club whose | niation world ax « b oplay- A constructive suggestion : Starting | betterment of athietics in the colors they might sport or for whose glory they might strive in compe- | . ment of compet o athletics P SR FIND jens | chiools e Gemes from th Itition. But this is about to end. New York may have its Women's Henr de Raillet Latour of [ thex “race invo d . Club, co el 33 or | € ! 1E n contest frequentiy | athictes The. club, of i | Swimming Association, Chicago its Ilinois Women's Athletic ¢ : ; red o i Watatement o the A%, pRRge se S to suit (Kent is president al pt 1ol E : apital f { sociated Press | S Enie themselve: Drearranged staris | for e piresident. | . bkt | Philadelphia its Turngemeinde, but now this city has its Capital Athletic | Count Latoar s in New York on his| DASIE. OF thes ing' tines mean npthing to them. | high school ainlecone oion of vx. | Club that promises to take its place with the ranking women's organi- | 3 : Gurgpe after an it | capable as th Protests Are Frequent. gnd has come forward with a Proposi= 1 001000 o the countr . T the dntenete ¥ fe im ther Protests are hurled back and forth | o0 that the sphere of the facaioy ad. | 28 : ¢ 4 . | oSOl TReR aud o With startling frequency. not only | XIS be extended to jur tea i Started August 10 of last year with but nine members. the club now ’f{llig.’,i]i' Lo o : 2 eween, the teams particularly con- | HETE 18 What the “C" Club has to say | hus forty and a sizeable waiting list, Organized to promote athletics and RO JETT i development and 1if1 compet st Sorned In w game. ‘it often lleernaar = °2 fArias rootibRllisicon= ohod, Arholesome) sportsmansiipl amang. BiFle ahd s/ombn BT Ahe Cay ZELLE Hon 1018 Biohee Pl of snea] . o keld g ead i cemingly looking far IISC oo {and to encourage physical training, the club aims to do a great work ship in Latin American. ' e ahead Officinls are selected by the |, "AS Matters now stand, attention in | and to urage physical t g, a g e r In Latin American. i Ceefe. oy Tucdite aivicers i metineOaly SRe | foot” ball 1a- Himjted ely to the | here. It hopes to benefit the physically weak and to tcach sports and Treasure afousing more '\ A Broved by the board of Drincipals, ; AID €leven, which Is the oniy one | athlctics to thase who do not How enjoy them . it then when playing time arrives o | t0 have a regular schedule. Henve (he mittee looks forward the Paris ve his troub taculty advicers wransie ti | development on the gridiron 1 mostre| 1t und organization. operating jteam will go to Baltir next montk 1y my n a h i : they selected before the open-|'SiMs. = eire e and well officered. Many of the clubs [ CRIFORERES. L des the e Ay : 5 Ay v RO eutonaien. h have put out gl “or | members are vet high school students | personnsl of last yveur's city chum- e v no 1 3 and Urugua . ¢ b he his Behts for: G OIAce to, take these Jonnd e jout Haht met | @nd the club's by-laws met with the | plonship sextet, Thoss on the squid ico and Cuba on v to thiv coun- | ye ine. Donuvar s for except to the v s. and eac < me Culty 4 | the others. W Sast 5 ¢ |approval of the District board of edu- | are Misses Harris, Boyd, Thomas Liry. He afficially represented the Strong are the Short Renorang (a0rY hoard. where thes ook OIS MB Banietn Fo L e | cRbion ™ Viae' Viehity wands.to kiow | Spaipisees, Harrin, Boyd, Thomas {rermayonat comngtree "t e P | it Tl bigh school Drincipais whiird O | ties it is felt that that thatitation sy | @ s e Mills and Mre. O'Hara. The t American mpics, held d irph; . trial, anyhow. Noth high « some dates a1 1 ] h. and | | their h 1 s boys und g engaged in a series with the Hurri. iro 1 fall Sheridan a4 Byrn : { will be able to develop Such 4 tenm « enguged ir 4 ! candidates, Murphe BerSTs BOt as unbiused ua it should | ™I 18 B0l K0 develop such a o it canas for District laurels “I was impressed a traveled | candidates, Murs Betore. the siiie i banse Debroupht | o S O i o R fe ; helma Winkjer. whe starred at atout the world and position.” but "t fortunately h s iendent DU (do~ 0 SHNTY CodrT )t ioe the oa > Justors Jractialy all aihojrifle-sRaotingifor Central Hixh Schoolll ITHAGN, 5 V. March 17.—Cor- | o (. e from. far oaston doube. £ {s und e e T eficinl apnarentiy | TS Islon over the danior tenms attructive 1o women and 1% | heads a 1ot of elever taret o mells e e et ‘sunt. Latour said, - men who wiil fin Marta 1y too much upon the argu-1.2. 0088 mplonship series for them. | 4°V¢! ral ted s - Others are Sallie Burklin, Thelma | ¢! il s Iy | neréased interest everywh hold 1 the o Jlents of e ' boards'that reaily | {EYIAY champlonship seriex for t AR i Castle, Ehzabeth Bare and Ellroou: | champioms. defeated the Navy today A the the land Outinak at . rOURhL about the dificultios u ch team as- rioatione ; Kular A % s players 13 to 11 al recreation and exercive. 1| \whutes L d in Such a series x resular schod. fons o * Smith’ Some good tennis players are | 13 ton cive. 1 atilte s iad, action'tin ould be completed stmilar 1o the | Membership. T conie cntiat hand mnd there is much material| 1 was (he Middies' first defeat in thoroushly in the old Grecian | TeCHoE hraa o Lol dud) nojre schedules made for the senfor teams ; ember i cundi N e n, ox | for base vail and track teamss, Pautine | | 1€ WA v evers man physically tion: . The snpaance ¢ eparation for the title matehes at the it Shreesmanth | Thomas and Gladve Mills already are | five year _ e and 1w impresse Hon (PRe suberintenden( has enous PR o A gude matenen rship showing that | goca"so wicra i ‘oihers Wit be Cornell won twe falls and one de- | by ct thut this ideal now seems direction of athistics would impose | 10UCaI1Y ) s to turn out : 1 cluh does not intend to Is Governed by Council. tfor the Navy, with the heavy-weight R AR S L L R SR en hecan for training there would be two, with g ki E i srEan 1 = b foo great a tusk upon one person, & re $WO. With ¥ thun exper ed athletes.] The club is governed by an execu- | bout ending in # draw pular throughout the world, Will have oni ang Pals. They are doing a great work s L B Bk A doubled | novi are cers and the chairmen of the sta ANNAPOLIS. Md ho 17— Yales thletics on the scale which the | in D aipthar Tinea: But the sthieue LRGN, o o ndexvor to attain the physical efficiency | committees. Thes are Th swimming team won from Nav¥ in | Githiic committes now is eneourag. (Al the s muddie here never will be cleared u gelving out twice as many can didates the “( b feels th that will make them eligible for perma- | president: Winifred inee. W dual meet in the Middies' tar fng will do as much or more _ DeNault. . . D n til there ix centralized control Tha l;;‘xw:"w sehiedanlhs lfl:.‘p}.\'\" rship. These Juniors will | pregident: Alice Ranck. secretury: Ro. | e of 45 to 1 ¥ other agency to promote | -u“_‘»r 7‘;1 Clarke, ¢ i i | | Plan n Windy City. ent system. that of lmited pa [ Desearatuly d by the € SXpert| zelle Jett, treasurer: Elizabeth Smith, K first viace in ¢ good feeling among the nations ! only members of the |2 okl i ¥} starts n £S5 prospe has it only thre | cision. to one fall and two decisions 3 s g 3 all: Florence Skadding except vard dash and 200-yva of the warl | outhit now on the fiela The Chicago system. as outlined by | tion in athietics, would be answered.~ | /pom0eT s mentborrtil | ueia’ Sa0: Elorente Bsdding. awivi. | sxcep! AUTROLL savs thit e his seers ming: Florence Damon. base . sl R s Y Delaporte. would Le worthless with- e - added Gladys Mills, track and field: Ade The relay race featured the finish | Vi< fresiman squic out a zenerul director, It is a bit! Other work than protesting against i, esthe X M | ™ o esthetic dancing s & unusually close | more nplicated than the theoreti- | the pronosed athletic ban has been Will Have Number of Teams. {!‘\Fd tllvl oh' r|\,n ne .\Il‘ ur ¥ ; e ‘ 0y cal svstem here. but no one of the|done recently b the “C* Club, Sec. | Swimming and basket bull teams have OElrs. e e ang, akilie | - | | filling pos rvarious committees is called upon to ! retary Edmund Rheem has announeed veloped by the club and this| O'Hara publicity. Teunis. rifle-shoot. ¢ A whe Now Vericl {eant by i - s % and bowling committees have not orwin Sk overcome all ohst may o that the organization is planning to track aund field, | ing un 5 pletic Club in a o mame front the schools none can act |muke a greut success of fts unmun | tennic and base hull tenms wil be e | yet been organized Athlet | independently of the others truck and field meet to be held in | g d. A bowling team is to be added | The regular meetings of the club) 31 to | NlNE “STS 23 GAMES rrr';';lfl Rine niaton as well as Jackson, and at fice of the director of athletics, who | of the high schools her e . « are to par 8 nd for all of these activi- | days of each month at the Metropoli f Iy the city school superintendent's | ticipate und graded schaol athletes | ties tan Theater projeetion roum. ut 5:30| [ persanal representative in all of the | will comnete. (v Macdongid 1o chales swinimers und divers of the 0 Zsionalty at the ¥ | = Lt e students’ sports activities, an «f the meet aommittee and is a = now members of the al - ade soctal affairs h LEXINGTON, Va. March 17.—Wash- . e with Re Gies athletics [in CHI={ bty mun’ thecs dons ong them are Flor- | organi ladly welcomes i LEXIT professional Spe o 1 4 e e Ther ' " 10 Lee's base ball team, With | Yeure nd Mav. Both ware meii = v Iy hoss of the works,| The mottes uf keining to his prop- | ence Skaddiig. Districr champlon: For: | tercated ms. There is much ington ar 3 core e BROne B oo the gl standing. Gvers i | ents Demin. Winifred, Fannee. BHoac | sptonird. ainies talent among givls | | the entire infield of lust vear missing of the varsity squad u vear o, hut for there are twenty-four high schoois| pective candidute for the foot ball | beth Smith, Chynn Harris, Catherine | and swomen of Washing tan that has | 2ot little opportunity to v owha Dot i ‘Wink 3 Hva | e N . lis preparing for the hardest schedule Al LAl in the big town along Lake Michigan. team next fall is under considers- | Pfeiffe mi inkJer and Bva | had no substant uneouragenient, b X o s dertalke MG Lol Hare 1s Bow lie DARAISA the cloant s pews (KW Edward McDonough, | Pettingill, former Baltimore girl, who | and this the Capital Athietie o i {the Generals have undertaken in Would Be Backstonn In direct charge of inter high school | Sylva King and Allen Minnix are on |45 won South Athuntic titles tends to offer. B e Beh the) Bldte. Maran Wil nae athletic relations ix the board of « the club’s foot ball committee, which CHICAGO, March 17.—AL 4 meeting| EW AR OIES BR IS W 8 herel] to ke n catohas ot ot o I trol, including a faculty member s0on to discuss campaign plans t i B of coaches and faculty representa- Qe ¢ four following men: Curran, Healy #ach of the high schools. This board | with Cant. Cranford, now a member l E O A OYSI S FI‘?E tives of the Westorn conterence; Nera) as e e ew Xk VRIS | Eberts and Kervigan. None, accord is officered by u president, vice presi- | of Central’s crew squad today, the faculty rapressntatives| MiionSi=New To ing to has had much experi- dent, a secretary and a treasure Jim Sprigman. Shock Boteler and | *ence, and the candid for other po- Sldcren by HteIl Ineutaoity oDe] White re on the base bail com. | affirmed the eight-game f ball | April 3—Johns Hopkins. ence. and the can T other h sonchies: but | il 5 and 6—Comell. sitions also have plaved athletic couch, whether faculty mem- | mittee, which has the Blue and White B a I S Y 4 NKEES 3 I O 23 el propr e b e O B A 2 UleToi, ab ohasisteasviies | Base. patl For g ber or not, is eligible to a place on|squad at work preparing for one of D) IInded Lol Bive e twn ! April 10 Richmond University. | Eawter ana o - the board. the most attractive schedules ever| shortening the “;“(':1*5‘1 that by so| Aprl 13—Vitginia Poly. Bl and Ranking just above the board of | arranged for & team at the Mount | geeke. Tuey maintained that by sof abiwinmd e LU control is the athletic committee of | Pleasant school | —— Sotug. Cheploxors poul : | AT BV ireinie Poly. a¢ Blacksbure. seems to be no ch . i, Sao tall Surlonpe the board of high xchool principals.| The “C" Club will participate in | e ropasil will e reconsidercd | Abnl 23 and PoNarth Carolina State. twao men trving out for either of the 0 55000 "This includes just a few of the heads | the formal dedication of the Emory | LOYSIUS outplayed and outiought the [Yankees last night and won | The proposa April T i1 4 \ | must keep in laison through the of- | Central High stadium May 19 All list next fall. There are woman | are held on the first and third Fri- op as capable as . the Brod | by the w 3 SRath e 27—Rosnoke College. three positions. of the twenty-four schools and M. Wilson Memorial Stadium, which A 3 5 g and will be taken up again ut th B0—Outiters Golloge: i AL LT S R oo Spas rd of review more than a will be held late this spring. the District independent basket ball championship by 33 to 23.|June meetings of the conferen $—Randolph-Maron, | cts the enforce of — = star of last yveur's nine THIRD RACE " . c z aculty representatives and coaches iory nd Herry. Was a star n S e, enforoeme e tmel A Tt was ‘the Aloysins game from the cnd of the first five minutes | 2CUlty representati A EY Waiimare RGI0. Ao wh e mostont o gy ted by the board of con- | Deapite inclement wenther high —. and also may recommend the ath- | sclool nines managed to get in some r f. ;i " Confarence aivectors etics & Maryland, at College Park. idy is likely to get one on. They played better and faster basket ball, and stuck to their task | Conference directors of athletics Maryla; e Ietic policy to "be pursued by the | strenuous practice last week, and two of sportsmanship displayed by stu- 4 TR et 0. Med { ; schools of them nre scheduled to swing into e T SJor sposteman < and detailed | My 1—Rutgers at New Brunswi Gannon and Riley cd—Al In addition to these standing com- | competitive action within the next It was a good team plus brilliant individual effort on the part of B e i eade of ‘thica | Mby 12=City Goilege. at New York. Moran is abou as biue over the | “FIFTH RAC mittecs there is A s mittee | few days. = Wednesday afternoon | Farley and McNaney. which produced the titular honors Farley was | 2N G e prepared by Commis prospects of his team this year as he |y © : S o S MlchNaney, 3 s s |\chich will be prepared by Comm 3 < ever been | he ye S norc atared byich L Tt exnestalito)] b Pl | the key to his team’s offense and defense and McNaney not only seemed {sloner John L. Griffith \an tor| HARVARD FENCERS WIN. has ever been in all the s particular activity. subiect to | High. Sonoor ™ ot Friday Central ) able to drop the ball into the basket from difficult angles on floor shots, | Approval wis e o A oan IOl CAMBRIDGE. Mass;, March 17— | University. However, it must ; ihe approval of the board of control. High and Gonzaga are to clash in bn;' Was very accurate in tossing ¥oals from the foul line. D O nftine oF Che | Harvar: fencing team defeated New fgotten that Moran, Defore the Dumbfounder. ' Reelfoot ol or gam avi elds of 4 n fact, so good w: v's play s outlin k: Factors: By |¥o 3 y Academy here today.|gpens, usually has no infleld oufir Siher Aotails e Congie 0198 KU the Gentralladiom that only on-onear iwe oeeasloas bas Line-Up and Summary: e I ate Unfveratty, | taxing elght bouts (o one: outfieid, and' mo pitchers : various sports s in arrang- any center on a local dependent Positions. Yankees (29), |G- P. Ward of Ohio State Universi 3 ufl Lot gatehers, but. after he once o | i ihelr Dro e team given as good an exhibition. t forward..... .. Heddens der way with his team, nearly SR piieTaIn: o Once Hoppe. at ' center on the old ‘Right forward Tegly s S eateannenrly & Btudeats Must/Woe Mavk. Y. M. C. A team in a game against | Farl Center . 'Wazman he students to ¢ for their u tories. ay be another to compete Carroll Institute, played better basket Ford peoots; must meshurc "V G e WO ‘ R T wreds | Ting on Playing Basket Ball; | 5 o = LSE TOMISHPNEN == <" ipe an Pliying Jle | more consistently than the losers second third. Time director. Any al- measuied well up to anything the | Al seese civeeees 15 18—83 University of Maryland has ava 7 ¥ leged violation of the code by a school | District has produced. ey Leeen b 6 1783 . Im’ \r‘ team of the ;,.\m.. rs J).\rm';?;,w) must be reported by the other scb 1 And in speaking especially of Far- sius, Folliard for Duffy, t squad left from t was fortuna n 5 g umnitel LS Re T el e penc e KL SRR SO | I R, 2 orrect Rule Interpretations |z s, K i s, ol Sel i protestant realize that he is engaged ed from the general work of the | Bauber for Heddeas, Getz for Catlin, Hes 3 X and consequently be. able to atart { ¢ ERZ5R RACE, Ave Aad onelulf frlongs-— & srious budertakini the ooo \NAPOLIS ch 17.—Al- | Alovsius team. Fitzgerald, particular- | for Seuber, Sauber for Heddens, Sauber for o imequ same Jine-up thut | L Orb wes; Chesalior, second: Blooming: iade o the BoAnd OF CUptL meaet e el e L [ Oy e AT LIS, | oy i er Lot Hootios. Souber, fer BY ED THORP - Tepresented. it last season. - Bailey, | it Time. 1.0 e made to the hoard of control must be | though the Washington team includ- all those who wore the Aloysius col- | man, Waxman for Heddens, Getr for Ford. | e Ml i| Gt bis ke the l"’.\‘;"“"’i""‘“‘“‘r"%" ieDythe Zg“’:“’r’fi:D:;l"dfii"’:"“’{:r’m’::“ ‘:"“;’1‘0‘32’ phrts o s fenmihey were ald thelr | O, 615y BT raon e AINING. Avoid late hours| Question—In professional game. is} gy Koy 14t fleld, are the plavers who youi, Memphis, second: Quanah. third. Time L e ¢ 2 . | P2 E 4 b 3 NING. A 6 i e an. 4 Mgty s spring. | -5 started. Chicago system does not permit an|the Naval Academy won today's|PAIls as a team. Aloysius' | man. Sauber, Ingley (4). Ford. R 5 i dissipation | fehiter compelled to keep one will not be with the squad thin spring. |[1I81S, Mluarted, 0 L e eon cutelde party to enter a protest|match of swordsmanship, 10 bouts| AR to the credit of Aioyaiue fosli—Molaagy, 1 i 16; Heddens and any form of dissipation | behind his back when jumping Balley, who will be missed more thun | FIETH RACE oic mile o s 4 & - d play: nust be sa oy, O in 8; b n 8, s £ g .| Answer—VYes. ither the others, is in college and | .5, Scratched—Guardsman, Lost Fortune ot e o Tole attere Nlashipmen Eained their victory by | SBLY Won, but won after glving thetr Nestos, Dupleo—ir. Morse. which may juse up GHEs eil-| R iotain ask for thite OUt] et e OeE, e e 14185 "Scratched—Guart Lost Fortun is Vi A 3 ino vi ! ¥ itl, | opponents a handicap s—80 minu . At v oAy m erson, another man ne mile and fi ¢ and protest, the protest would not | winning six of the nine bouts with | prootoni® & handicup in, the closin ergy. A tired man cannot play a|yjen g playet on the opposing team {,fi.,'o'm\.i‘:giff‘;mil‘d‘d<.’u‘m. tehing, e | poIXIH RACE. ane mile and & be considered. € would have to reg- | foils. With sabers and dueling|ers, Sauber and Ford, were eliminated rood game. The game requires|is getting rea 5 Slew Ny era oY drpended en for B i e TR ister the kick or A could make it only | swords there was an even break of |from the ganie, one because he had YALE QUINT DEFEATED good g ey whiich | o Ac-ivie out I8 ouly) Popkiziglaue Enp teansteliginl il I Beeeas S0 far as its game with B was con- { the four bouts. been in the play too many times and - every bit of stored up energy Ch | eree when ball ix dead. Moran, third bas A g S 3 SEVENTH RACE. o 1 g SEead e he 1 “'Q—1In cs at end of game, | pollock, firet base: Burdette and Sem- | TH R 3 rerne Breckenridge engaged in three bouts | the latter on four personal fouls, but ‘. s ving ole-| Q.—In case of tie at ol 3 et mainstay in | Uncle Sonay won: Dr. Shaffer e a4 bokraior appeals to con- | with the foils and two with dueling |boih were allowed o remuin hecaus BY COLUMBIA, 25 TO 22| results irom ddlun l|\mpi‘ w}:\m‘: muSt extra period be five minutes. or ler, outfleld, and Schrider, mainstus in tird Time 4515 Seratched ider decisions on protests handed | Swords. winning them all. Granfield, | the Yankees had used up. their su s . - s food and long, regular s | only till one team sc are back, und besides them are | Yiippooruili, Misericorde ::,l\\'n b‘\‘ n::-n;;;u;u"urx Lun(trm. \iulilhe the Navy captain,, forced the cham- |stitute material. NEW HAVEN. Conn, March 17— |%ome {00 basket all plager who A—Yex. AllL extrn periods In both | two catchers, Wallis "M-‘r\,i‘.k[ >“”f latter body is rarely reversed, uc.|pion to go the limiit, the final score| Ingley and Ford did the best worlk | Columbla defeated Yaie in an 'in-|of slecp. A basket ball p yer it e aanten T, Siter Diiehore, Nieet, Nibser uid ording to Delaporte. The boaid of | belng T——6. The bout between the two | for Yankees. 'The former was about | tercollegiute League basket ball game kes cannot do himself justice. Q.—Is ball consfdered out of bounds | kinson, and Infielflers_Gardne 3 oued TIA JUANA RESULTS Sopesis oo sists of the officers.of the | Was a fine exhibition of skill. the only player wearing a Yankee here tonight, 25 to 22. smokes 5 id that when it crosses sideline and then re-|mone, 'Litchfield and Mace, and out- | . AN - Board of control, the ohairman of the | Felle—Gim (Numy) dofeated Bare (Wash.|Uhiform who seemed able to shoot| Columbia led during most of the! Qne often hears it said that some | phen,] into COUrt? i crossed side. |ASlder, Remsberg. ~Several ‘oth play- s . 3 i 4 te ayed r G . . e 4 oind = Nho wete he squid S Prombor ot the commlties of the spore | (Fiates)) Booireauian) deteeied Lawis | ROCLC!SN 00, 00 ivery Lagl defons | “Biison starred for Columbia ana|great athlete smokes incessantly, | A—Tves At polnt f & ‘ear ago are practicing, but in all| Frmsr RACE, four furlongs—King Heathes T Which (he Eround Tor protest OHgL. | feh)- delssted Grasteld (Nary " 7 s Gigs | sively: he was ail over the foor and | Pity and Sulsman for Yale. that before competing he smokes Ta° 1¢% S5 players, one of each team, | propability the. regular team will be yon; Miss Leggo seoond; Wiki Jaok,” third I which the ground for protest origl- | (Yory)* detested Tewls (We i demonstrated that he was about half any cigareties and that this[cause ball to @5 out of bounds, what| B s ey e e tonet T L e P Do board ofapnemsTsleion eriies &w"mfm) : 2 e teato, Wi N Ny Maroh 17130 T in any way interferes | is referee to do? Maryland s likely to be at : 3 is final. ranfeld (Navy) defe The first half wound up Wwith the|princeton defeated Penn, 32 to 19, |practice never in any . -] s won Indian, s } 6 : 3 A.—He calls it held ball at point|erable dissdvantage during its early Blanche Meyer: wone B“n g, second Each school conducts its own athletic n), 7—1; Breoken §VhioE | count standing 15 to 6 in favor of | rMERtOn, (OCCRITE, FORR, B2 to, 18, | Dot O ort, Such stories are program, but its inter-high school rela-| ton) defetted Glan ¥amy). Y-8 "Brubs | SOURL Mandine 15 Lo & in fhvor of i D ntereoiagin w Enight Templar, me. nearest spot it went out of bou: Stakon, as 1t oes. wbuth to, iy night Templar tions are subjcct to supervision by the | (Navy) daf Fuinngtam. “1=1; | Alovs boards and the director. Before any ‘s"n;“. (Navy) defeated Lewis (“nmc- a here is some truth nes right at the opening of its| " THIRD RACE, five furlongs—Fort Churchill 2 11 played, P o some. o‘f“?he‘m But the fact is fcdule. On that trip it undoubtedts e Vige. seoond: “Negx. thed. " Fime O anored, ety T : L ol ok 10—Curnel [ ! Vil stack up against some of the be 5, Scratched—Dare. Tk playing season starts the board of con- | “gloe—oadyard (Nary) defeated Vidmer |and. showed vers iiile roughness’ Lo (TGN cocond place in ret L el athlete would be better and | pAcSAIC WINS ITS 118TH Wil stack up sgainst some of the S trol makes the rules for the season and | (Washington), 7—4. Cirson (Navy) defeatsd | The officiating ~was exceptionally collegiate Basket Ball League by de-!last longer if he denied himself have had far greater opportunit el Ty o they stand. Eligibility rules differ little | Shore ( on). “7—8: ‘Vidmer (Wash- | good fontinig Dartmonth here (omiaht 24t ever pleasure a smoke gives| N TAKING STATE TITLE|have had far sreater opportur i, Lok 80 doaitina "o, ent is not permitted to partici- [ (Veshinrto® +J8: | played a team made up of fo - (2L 3 : 0 im. Soidy i e B e s Oie “port in a semes. | - Epee—Breckenridge, Washington) defonted piay Dlayers and ome Central, wnd | made 10 points and continued to lead PRINCETON, N. J. Mare ] oe, * thed. Time, cever. a ge a can- Gallandet Not Predicting. B Those who DIaY foot ball ure there. | Galloway (Navy). 1--0: Keatig (Navy) de- {the league indicidual scoring with| However, the average athlete ¢ Paxsniec High School's basket bull A lows: tie ; was heaten by a score of 20 to 28. 5 during a playing season der of the world record Galiaudet has made no predictions XTH RACE. cne mile and soventy yards— fore barred ‘from ‘basicet ball and " the | {9858 S3crS, o " Bhon Rliashingion 3D, | Des. wan the Contralite on the wins [140 pofnts for the seasor '"‘?'l""‘oke ha"dfgap]fing el e e e viciosten, todey |ahont e tensm T¢ e vt i@ back ait | pally Wale wen: Princo Diriet. sacona Hyan. spring track team boys must keep out ,,“x.m‘d:.o (Washington) defeated Fletcher | ning quint un;} ll;mm(puru;};u.‘)l:;\’ ——————e \\r:;lo'l; And there i a possibility| wew fhe New Jersey state chame |aawing hwm)xd ‘\‘i".""."‘.‘.‘F..;'J".,.“m’&‘z""" o I T L A Al : i i 10, 5] r en from Business. . And > i tter showing than it ma 932, ok, Faanie eIl % of base :r-oll'" L (Navy) 2‘.‘,:&"1:25;;‘& e ‘;.“lemflud l;"1'3.4'101?‘ 51 QI&!{T RV{‘IINS‘ gf injuring himself penkqanentbly_ Il{l Slozship for :& Zourth time tn an | bettor Wiy E?"“wmfls:( ,am‘: Jonnny m,.a;.‘%;n :;:n!.‘ .'Au:.“‘: % = 2 % arber, Alex- Boout Troop 00! e meas- ng, al s A i < ".h team, bu! e nginee HTH A urlongs—Dr. Johnson e e i 4 B e P e B I e el e LR I A U B quin¢|JOU caunot stop smoking, by e LR R itae. | ut out o nine and atternnt to mune | g ZIOBTE RACE, wix furle Eariqde, thirds d d Dulin, forwards; Be fair to your for the Passais toam yrith- e in the high schools, boy or girl, | Pennsylvania State defeated Syracuse |ander an , E & 28-10-18 t means stop playing. Be fair to y * 4 of base ball in order to show ' Tims, 1585 Al starteds ktudent in the higl ot Physical ¥ e tling here today, 24 to 0. State |and Prisby, centers; David, McNult aight, in basket ball es at least ont, a success bal e morne formy Ui g & pne Thomas and Hannegan, SUAis The wioners eammats e : y ‘n— ®r® sectiond teamsy won iy, bouts and drew pnes g