Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 30

THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1924 —ee ) Maryland and G. U. Fives Open Play Tomorrow : Business to Make Debut in Series HILLTOPPERS’ NEW TEAM | , \STENOGRAPHERS TO MEET WILL FACE ST. JOSEPH’S 1 ' CENTRAL IN FIRST CLASH Old Liners, Resuming Basket Ball After Lapse of! 5 Sl : 8411 'Western and Tech Will Provide Other Contest 6f Four Seasons, Meet G. W.—Fort Humphreys | Ful) B | N o | Double Bill Tomorrow—Gonzaga High Quint at Gallaudet—C. U. Plays Tonight. ] N | ot 2 : o gy %3 "> { Arranges Ambitious Schedule. 2, SPORTS. SPORTS. BY JOHN B. KELLER. o f o . ” ; / | LAY in the high school championship basket ball series WO bisber gty S BEithe DrGRMeER o Wi sl ; ; ; ¢ sumed tomorrow when Business makes its debut aga sket teams of the local varsity group are 10 open their i and Western encounters Tech. The Manual Trainers a campaigns tomorrow night in-home games. Georgetown University a morzow night in-llome : r raphers evidently are well prepared for tomorrow’s games, for &t :,:m bv°<hmt to St. Joseph’s of p),,;,dc!?h,-_\““ Ryan gymnasium, showed the way to foes w.v,veru‘ v. Business’ smrtlinggzo-:o—ls)v while the University of Il entertain George Washington in ¢ g e e Park. The Coliege Park set-to { over the Mount St. Joseph five of Baltimore indicates that it will i ) h Central the ke st s¢ of ¢ etiti P o o begin at 8 o'clock and the battle at the Hilltop 2 half hour later. enest sort of competition. Much improvement was Mugh interest is being o sted i ugurals of both teams. in Tech’s play when it swamped the Hyattsville High School, 41 to 24 At Georgetown Coach John O'Reilly wi . = = 9O i - Euslneifls 31|owed & eraatile e : O A ormer fn James Clark, who was and Gray combmation, while the Marylanders will be resuming the sport TRIO OF U. S SKlERs mainly responsible for bis team's vk aiter a lapse of four seasons. The Black and Gold quint, tutored by Bur- fa tory. ~ Clark's clever shooting and g ton Shipley, however, cannot be considered a 'green” aggregation. | pass aved the St ph i ‘ o Tt MR i N DECLARED INELIGIBLE jiiif<d i coursess Lin {5 it | CONTEST AT BROOKLAND | B A e MR . i g T e s e This {s the first season in ny | MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., January 1 It was nothing more thar brisi it the Hitltappers nave mot been| WILL BE STARTED EARLY el : Bibei ; NMTANEARO S itinn ey i VR SOInE Tre O tE blessed with a lot of veteran mate. S s e “HE can | Hyattsville. Price led in the scorips rial, and O'Rellly has had to spen Catholfe University will start its CASHMAN, DOWDING, ASCHER. 1Olympic e tear have been declared | With seven court goals. The Mant, much time training his squad in the| contest with the Washington Col- T ineligible for Olympic competition. Trainers used every substitute ava. xfll\l\'}ifi?li:l"-‘l s of basket ball. lege quint tomight nt Brookland TS, | They are Anders Haugen and Hans | *°.¢ \P the last half. SIS S e, * P T IE SRNE A DWENT OF PROS FINISHED | »scersassssviss. |6, U, TRACK OUTLOOK |, Arierssssers soa s 00 2o e 0 town will put on tho floor pliyirs| Iater in the evening. [ ( AL Hamilton—Cofgate, 341 Roches- | Omtvedt of Grand Beach, Mich. e R ey e R L L S R R e S D C B lSKET BALL LE ‘GUE ¢ “south_mend—yvotre Dame, 22| BRIGHT THIS SEASON! swusen. mansen ana omtveat were | shooting atss srarred ths Weste liave had considerable experlence at |with the team at present, so Coach . . A OaasviliecnaPinw, 3 L | tharthee skiets!involved: in aiprotest | DI, Fon Fisvin Murphy sad e o L aaney, who Bas 4 hizvs 1o uss, tWo. oF Wabash, 19, | s made by Sweden. standing players for their Starred Tor seversl seasons a Prob- | TA¢ Terre Haute—Franklin College,| With veterans availuble and | L. J. Sverdrup, secretary of the Na- | to 15 win .)We'ene;” \A'fll“t'\l;e (hecf‘:::\’\plzx'y e t oul?n:::ul f!:lxl-' . e | 45; Indiane State Normal, 32 bright prospe 4 :u‘“';:’):x:‘lulfl.\kljl 4\:(50;-;:1“(!". “Ir;d(nmc(als Vitiesiity of — i £ o 1 s s o] g 7 1= H H | o 2 " H augzen, anse: and v e > clons, while Brogan will shar : center, und Dowa and | Famous Pioneer Organization of Court Game Here) At e—Georgia, 34i South | Georgetown Cniver antictpates | P40, Hagen "Hanseri and Omivedt | , Usiyerst(y of Magriand dutles with Carney. nolds, guards. cinnati—Cincinmti ¥, M, C.|8nother successful indoor track sea- |the trip. when it took the measu Two Washington boys are cxpected | Galaludet hopes fo show grent im-| Gave Up Ghostin 1907, When Paying of Players = |a. 1o dexico ciy ¥. 3. C. A.'12. son. Coach John O'Reilly has had the | Shortly afterward came a telegram | -merson Institute five, 7 t ' 2 i y b ifrom Frederick W. Rubie: erotame night at College Park. The to start in Maryland's line-up against | provement in its play when it enter- i =, runners and hurdlers at work out of | [0 ‘\3":‘1 w ::-:-lr‘\‘plx::n‘c;;.xxr.i:ffe’, Tatied to etrate Maryl George Washington. Ed Faber, for. |tains the Fort Humphreys quint at s Led to Furore in Amateur Ranks. P_RINCET doors since clas were resumed | fense with any consistency : ke, which read: ! mer Eastern High School player, |s |Kendall Green tomorrow night. The ON TO STRIVE |t s 5 3 pees . of the frosh red four court 5 3 ; o 5 5, n 2 | after the holidays and they are rap-| “My interpretation of international | a the fiel i i slated for w forward job, while | Florida nue team Was not €0 im- | - {iy counding iato)foru . Tlie ““I"Tk” g rules just recetved ig that nor oAI:ad.l;I;:“fioe-ld.u) N i F R B | toppers expect to be represented xn“"‘;;‘ Disy ""“.“,‘J' are fineligible | qjstinction on the court this vear | | the Silk Athletic Club games in New | American tearn ae i it made on the gridiron last H York next Wednesday, but they < am, as it is now | gjven tossers of Gonzaga High sc Jolinny Gréves, ex-Western High ath its game with the Old lete, has been assigned to, a guard | Deminions last week, but Coach Ted | Aok Vednesday, by 3 tuted, will be Sigurd Overby of 5 v With @ not start their campaign formally un- Rl S Moy s L veEby of fcult road to travel. | With 4 - position. Lionel KEnsor, a Sparks|Hughes has been pointing it care- monopolized championships in District Basket Ball League,! ppivepron, N 7., January 11— |Gl the Fordham meet occurs, a Week | Clajre. Harry el Hicoraover Enntern ish 1 ARTICLE III—DBecline of District Basket Ball League. M. o t, 1< 4 for- | fully und looks for more e | SR X, e o e e ooite iod DRl e e e Q LTHOUGH for several years the Washington Light Infantry teams - first organization in Washington of clubs fostering the court sport, | tntensive plans to make the 1924 foot | Amon " l'uh"mm John Carleton, former Dart- | a more formidable foe in the George- PRt S Iepes, town freshmen quint tomorrow nigr Other Maryland plavers are { turn the tables tonight on Washing- - di i her 2 gations a s ¢ y of | ball & ach Bill SUpDIve | Job Braon Colleit ihe e AN they did not frighten other aggregations and cause them to fight shy of | ball season at Princeton, Coach Bi Bes S o i DWn Sremumen aving tom and Bottle Hall, all shingtonians sure of the Brooklanders here)the league. Instead, every group of athletes that gathered seemed bent | Roper's last, the most brilliant in|piingiy paul Herlihy, George Kin : basketers show _the {SNOW TRANSPORTED Pa., center, and Chief Beatty, 1 t gin 3 hattle High School of Long Branclh, == J., & guard. Cathiclic University is primed to Hall played at Peddie Institute. T ¢ night and considers it)this kept a2t fever heat in terest in the pioneer circuit. It was not long, | &~ made by;the committes. is being groomed for the mile this Gonzaga's vietory ¥ £ it for the fray. Breslin, Eberts, | however, before a few of the more poweriul teams played enough politics winter. All of these men were con- would have been more imy B 5 i § 11 10, TAwIoR - Y . P p H A 1 C Fuy f e his re n;;\-my‘;.nhl:,n:l-“fihn;rd.il;e v to | Fitzgerald, Lawlor and Iynch. the | to gain control of the District League: then trouble started. The circuit |\~f:.-"‘h.;::1\°n e e . Bt s a regular line-up this season. Sev- | Chestertown men last winter, will 1d_Hook of the Light eral men are not eligible for service 'again opp hington A statement outlining plans for th season to prevent, if possible, | (T TF S epetition of the 1923 season, Was is- | ™ John Holden Washington bo: roster was changed frequently and ex d other leagues com- ]u!. the undergraduate body by { Penn, is eligible to osed of teams strong enough to attract generous patronage did much to ch Roper and Capt. Stout. | seorgetown this season 2 LIF T 3,,d,r1,;rc ot e S o by i 2 s At the same time Dr. C. W. Ken- | & for Georgelows thls scafon| BRIAR CLIPP M N Y min ty's original organization. Finally, the professional game | At th n | wi u n the quarter and | oo 550 3 e 4 S A organiz L Tinaly, Lie Bt g 7, chalrman of the board of ath-|haif.mile Otier e men:on [UATY —In thirty motor trucks probab put in an appearance and in 1907 the District Basket Ball League gave |jetic’control, announced that no defi- i ite did not start the Jan-{ ineir absence in i 4 q William Dowding, a|workmen today began hauling 15,000 | Gonzaga's win. At half time > INTERIOR TO MAKE A BID |53 B L DR A AR U R L s o e D T o o Its early demise had been freely| e: T 1 ayed | choosing a successor to Roper and broad jum B i 4 SrEar el e Eastern mentor called in his fi derfully lively for a dying ol 2 5 Murphy, . Cleary, | zo a cars 1 shetiy e o e i : itz S | COLUMBIA AND PENN R 4 sepation n oedole care from Thendors, o licae i “l New Y. 8 e {lumber town in s to b, so is énroll- | January Department foot 1 eleve: casting a covetous eye on the Dis- | seven years its existence. No les. t trict basket ball title. He has corralled several Interior gridiron-! times, the more prominent being i 0 2 IC r reports of | ke ran under the colors of ithe New York city public with thrills Georgetown Frep under way last night at the Central Coliseum under the direction of Coach | men. Momnt Pleasinr Loerin: tha than the pastime as Arst In- | vitation of the Millrose Athletic Club {make a ski-jumping slide and landing |ardtown; 5, Alexandria at Alex v > e s that no announcements need to be {Lodge from the Scraborough station ighteen points were re in 1900, but the 1 oved won- | T 1 ¥ bore the - ——t B3 5 am Sullf a miler, and lwhere it arrived vesterday % i s too late ki n ut the league proved won 3 e haie | i rrived vesterday in six W lowing. That Interest in it was hard | Kerr and Cullen. They H e the Adirondac T J anager “organizer of th : sior | to Kill was shown by the upertor to | n elivery of the snow at the club 2262 this K. A. D. BUTZ, manager and‘organizer of the ck - doterige] (2 €1l was aBown by, fiie number NB = “the club tt at ¢ = . . 1i- J f the most spec ness” at the Coliseu an Aearty Gers th astfoh ot verion ctlo passing of | gible to compets this vear, as last |tecular efforts ever made to suppl tsville at Hyattsvilie : o e 1. Y : . ~ s o 2 a H CEW y ’H | Garre P k; 31, Eastern at Laste: ers who are said to be efiicient at the .court game. Initial practice got | Light Iafant Corcoran Cadet dicate that basket ball| NEW YORK, January 11.—Colum- |1 e atow ok st the: It was shipped from Th ra own n SR & P BOY | Bastern Athietic Club, Queer Whee ® much mora like the MOMErn | puis strong basket ball quint, ons of | o CCOTEEtown has accepted th ;n,I pped from Thendora to Léonardtown at Leo : " . > 5 . C: e o aBear { the favorites in the Eastern Intercol- to en a medley relay team in the|platform for the American Olymplc |8, at Gonzaga; 11, Jack Sullivan. The quint will be known as the Interior Five. Games with | Carroll natitute, Washington Ath-| troduced in W leglate League race, will inaugurate latier organization’s meet. Johns [skling team at its public exhibition | a a; 14, Busines Aloysius, Palace -Laundry and the Cit 5 5 Sl the 1824 ;title contest tonight with | Hopkins has been asked to compete |Sunday before sailing to compete in |1 | Pennsylvania as an opponent. |against the Hilltoppers, and should jthe Olympiad in France. The vrn-;\ 185 | t 2 6, Leonardtown at the National \ ‘estern at Gonzaga; 28, George ep at Gonzaga; March 4, Cent at Central. 3 inds ¢ mac Boat Club, Glbraltar Athletic| league soon as ‘the squad is fully conditioned. Club, Y. M. C. A., Morton Cadets and | the 2 ! According to Dr. Butz, the Interior| Ordway Rifles. ¥ ! . When the Corcorans| v oW o e bri Verne Booth mile |trip o five will he one of the most for- There were some terrific tussles for | arnered those ol rith & wied | B e e e 5o o e e e 2l e Gty i te transport the midable contenders in the District titles during this period and none of | tory over the €ll Rifies, Prof.| i gay Princeton gets under w - flakes up the Bill to the lodge two| Toswers of Devitt Prep successfulh championship race. With such toss- the champlions garnered their laurels | Joyce was right at hand to hurl &|ggaingt Columbia next Tuesday, wh |miles from the station, The team is |opened their season by downing ars as Juck Daily, Zuse Sullivan, easlly. In 1809, Bastern Athletic Club | challengs at Capt vards, Yale, the 1923 champion, opens i wEIssMLULER BEATS expected to arrive today from Minne- | Liberty Athletic Club, 24 to 17. Leo Tack and Maity Willlams and Jaclk shattered the five-year faning | 3 % campaign at Philadelphla against | apolis, with Its manager. M and Collins performed creditably fo SuDvin. “the. Taterior atsaer. 4o streak of the Washington Light In- | uj n the Nationa! | Bunnaylvania on Wednesday iGeorge ¥, Leach of that city to su- | Devitt. Dpects to show Aloysius and the Pal- fantry Corps, winning all of its eight | Guard ar fray and|” Columbia has won several big OWN sw’MMlNG MARKIuerwse construction of the ski-jump. == ace Laundry basketers something | games. Although independent teams | the Carrolls gave th TOOrans i|games this season, having defeated | The snow will be spread in a long | Lightweight basketers Ce about the court sport. here were playing five men to a side | m: decisiv . No ac-|Both Army and Na. | {ribbon, starting with a width of five | High fell before the Kanawha J; | Four other league entries will start | it accept, Marsters will be opposed to [ceeds 1 help finance the team's | Members of the Navajo Athlet! Club are to hold a meeting Monday night at 523 Gth street southeast. | Manager Jack Mattingly in schedul- ing sames at Lincoln 9556. Play in the Junfor Sunday School | Leidgue was to get under way today with Epiphany and Mount Vernon quints as opponents at 4 o'clock on| the Boys' Y. M. C. A. floor. Thels, G. Kessler, Coillns, Pyles, Elllott, Hayes, Boerner and Schloss compo! the Epiphany squad. C., January 11—W. | has signed a con- n College ath- Challenges are being received by then, the District league still retained | counts of r games be-i There is little likelihood, however, | e feet and gradually broadeniug to|lors, 44 to 14. Harry Newman tosses to take a long lay-off after the In- the sport and In 1905 took several 3 {packed two feet deep. A huge stack D hltes Daisia evoponald, Thels, son, Moflit, Hughes and Ockert. jwere with professionalism by | of the high tallying by this method | in the 40-yard dash by ome-Aifth of |be Hrovided with bumpers of straw with St. Andrew tossers can be lis | verse, but they came back in splendid | That a gevere |wiio ure expected to figure prominen & Grifith of the Universits of! KENTUCKY SEEKS COACH. .|, ITHACA. N. ¥. January jadd =& touch of glory to the! too stead ime. Tt!Strom and Wilson of Co Sedorl it 5 s vt instead of at Ann Arbor. NUMBER. POUR ammve | | Tor some whils the Corcoran Ca A B R S S O L RETITT "tHacs In the opening wrestling | of lowa broke his own % WINDSHIELDS OR BODI e o g e i was not long before pald teams |tonight between Brown and Stevens. ARE ENOUGH FOR ONE - Dr. Butz at Lincoln 2252, or 428 Sth the seven-man teams, and each one vf | tween the riv. ve been found. any playe: assing the high- OWA, CITY., SnTATY orty feet e land at tr - | six goals from the floor for the w's street southeast. | the seven Eastern regulars was ready | The Corcorans, however, stuck to | scoring rasord of ia5 ade i she| IOWA, CITY, Ja, January 11—Inan |{orty feet at the landing at the bot- | Six & s ) | i I season by Eddie McNichol of | €xhibition at the annual mid-west | 3 . St. Andrew Junifor team will strive {:;’[“m'tzhhfls_ b:h: r:::;d‘_’wl in !rlts e trips that successful. | Pennsylvania. . This vear the new |A. A. U. swimming championships [of hay will be placed at the end of | A xame with the Epiphany Bazbes o make it eleven straights at the L s Dere a0t Eies night =t 8:15 oclack on the i stars of that Lastern outfit, but they | With esults corps ba free try for goal instead of a team |IllInols Athletic Club star, unofficial- |15 tojegraph poles und trees against | Moore, at Alexandria 878-W. phany = floor. | MacDonald, - Thels, ! were ably assisted by Dunn, Thomp- | €FS D played outlaw teams k basket shooter, will check most | Iy broke his own world record of 0.1 {which the Rimpers might strike will and Ourand of the Bt Andrewe re The Light Infantrymen were thought | the / tic Unfon and putl gn the part of any individual. Vi secona | | BIG MEET AT ITHACA. asked to report at 7 o'clock. Games to be down and out after th bl 2 A4 | Among high scorers of last season |~ Three A. A - - o g 1e | DIOw _to the 1 especlally | 1y N : . & . ed by calling the manager at Fran Style the next year and ghowed theiBOW 10 19 185 x "|1y n_this season’s e 4t | Jowa took the 220-yard breast strok =t z yeen Mtshilzan and Cornell lin 1032 betwoen 6 and 6:30 o'clock. | {wayito all other olubs. And just to|the District cln ne timer 1¢ |2nd Pite. crack Ya 4nd | in 3158-10. He formerly Reld the| yoniooeocty £1 55 Wil be held in the }juvenation they concluded tliefr cam 1 the A. upon & wide- | More ot th s . !f-,ax.n with o 50-to-0 win over Po- ¢ Lasket ball in | Morse Lake of the University of| Riesno, has Bnnownced 0% 0 Percy Rendall set o leagie recond lifications followed. This created | 16 2-5, e L the seanon by throwing I zoals |@ furore in mmateur ranks and so| PROVIDENCE, R. L. Ji ¥ 11— |of 0.174-5, held by Hickox of thel DO NOT HAVE A LARGE {from the field. numerous were the desertlons that|John R. Cox of Wa: s D .r}‘,:;-‘?(-‘h:éal'g;“ of the: Critversity| DAVIDSON KEEPS YOUNGER. £ " own i S FOR WINDSHIELDS OR BODIES. : {under the guidance of C. E - | WA 1 : : 4 THOROUGHLY UNDERSTOOD || | vards, then captaln, had been knock.- | Rent players turned professional an he measen o be held here | redord of0 il Taranto & Wasman PLAYS FROM CENTER [ e fho door of fame perore {became the rage. [Cox 1s o. juntor. 1017 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. | league adopted the flve-man 1t ut the District league long will | iteams. The Corcorans won a good | De remembered as u great basket bull | 1 1 1 influ L {meny games outside the league that |educational fafluence here i < {season, too. the quint becoming quite | S Palace Laundry basketers ure apt | la baskot ba.l?:( senmation, but they | (Femurrow: Professional Banket t game | . . . fcould do nothing thereafter in the Ball in Washington.) with "the HeSSler Tos Greum teus of | 1S it desirable for o team. to hape | Shcaie”® 1n *1304" the ‘Coreorans quit | oo i Baltimore tonight at the Central|g large nmumber of plays? | the league altogether-and went into | | e e D Aot i SO hanr “indteqme Handivo | GRID AGREEMENT SIGNED | EARL WIGHT e e ey won ¢! BY COLUMBIA AND ARMY | ‘ gons in the South Atlantic section. ay will start at 8:30. < EREC AL ‘oach, University of Callfornis, the |hands down. g e A Cirele Athletic Club_tossers vwill | “slege gun” of west coast basket ball.| With the Easterns, Light Infant YORK, January 11.—Colun sncounter the strong Emerald team |Originator of mamy mew plays and | men and Corcorans gone, the District bia “have signed a two- tonight at 8 o'clock at_the Congress |formations which teams througheut|leaguc began to lose prestige. Car. | ¥ear foot ball agreement for games| Heights gymnasium. In a prelim- |the conntry have adopted. jroll Institute, restored to a high plane | lr_'l 1824 and 1925. This year's game inary match the ArTows are to meet P lin the game by Maurice Joyce, who | ¥ Il be played November 15 ac West the Fairo Midgets. The Argyle quint| put Washington's first basket ball|Point. The 1325 contest will be will be the opponent of the Circles tomorrow night at 7:00 o'clock on| the same court. Aloystus tomsers evidently are well | prepared to defend the District bas- ket ball -title they won last year. With a 45-to-15 victory scored over the Arlington Athletic Club, Aloysius will take the floor against the Wyman team of Baltimore, Sunday, at 3 o'clock at the Gonzaga Hall. Casey, | Farrell and Ford played well in yesterday's fray. Prior to the game Frank Duffy, one of last year's stars, was elected captain. Park View Junfors came back strong when they took the measure of the Tremonts, 21 to 11. Better reamwork told. Exhibiting a elever brand of shoot- ing and passing, the Peck Memorial Reserve team showed the way to the Trinity Athletic Club, 85 to 16. Athey led the scoring field with seven baskets. Effective guarding ‘and shooting by shanklin_and G. Belt of the Com- pany F Reserves gave thelr team'a 19-to-18 _victory over the Apache Preps. Mitchell and Dellar performed creditably for the losers. . Tossers representing Company C, 21st Engineers, easily disposed of the Texington Athletic Club, 27 to 6. Howard: -ragistered =five : court -goals for the winners. Boteler of the City Club quint tossed ssven baskets agalnst the Immacu- iate Conception Scnior basketers, his team winning, 43 to 28. Morris and Connors played best for the winners. Having handily disposed of the Pifth B{pth! quint, 28 to 11, In ‘their apening game, the Argonne, Juniors aow are on the lookout for games with formidable team in the 110~ pound ‘ciass. Get in touch with"the manager at Franklin 2903 after ‘6 o'clock. Digelman, Feary and Heffel- finger starred in yeaterday's gamo. Sowthend Midgets made it three in ' row by downing the Columbia rossers of Alexandria, 23 to 8. Kilroy and Wilshire were big factors in the victory. ‘ Columbia Juniors continued their winning streak by taking the scalp of the St. Teresa team {n a 32-to-13 fray. ‘Farrell and McDonough of the winners and Bragerol 4nd Knott were the outstanding players. Apache fell before the Company F five of Hyattsville, 24 'to 1t is highly undesirable for an in- terscholastic or intercollegiate bas- ket ball team to have a large number of plays. A few good plays well mastered are far more valuable than a large number half mastered. Four or five plays from the center posi- tion, thoroughly understood and co- ordinated, are enough for one sea- son. I believe that plays from the center are more effective if they are given periodically and not every time the ball is put in play at the center. Such a procedure permits of conservation of energy on the; part of the center, which makes it| possible for an_inferior jumper to secure the tip-off at times when the signal is given. Such a procedure! necessitates an organized defense at | times when the signal is not given. (Copyight, 1924, Astociated Editors.) | i 20, It -was .a battle from' start to finish, the ‘third period ending %t 18 all, Two baskets by Chase, how- ever, decided the fssue. Aloyxins Midgets were _offered little opposition when they &wamp- ed the Premier Midgets, 38 to 10. Munager Corby, Columbia 916-J, is casting about for games with the Columbia Juniors. Phone him after 6 o'clock. [ A challenge has been issned by the ! Stanton Juniors, who are seeking games in the 125-130-pound class, according to Manager Jimmy Far- rell at Lincoln 5411. Members ot the Kanawha Insects and the Lafayette Athletio Club haye united and formed a guint to He‘krown as the Kanawha Midgets Challenses may be sent to the man- sger-at Franklin 995 e s DETROIT, Jahuary 11.—Simultane- ously with the announcement by the University of, Detroit that it would not_renew the contract of Adolph ‘“Germany” Schuls, he"announced his pérmanent retirement from foot ball coaching. foam on the dourt, held sway in the | Dlaved at the Polo Grounds on No- clrcuit from 1903 through 1905. It|Vvember 14 won its first champlonship by barely | The Columbia game completes Dbeating the Ordway Rifles in the con- | Army’s_schedule, one of the stiffest cluding game of the 1503 season, and | the cadets have ever faced in 1904 triumphed after a notable | Besides the annual games with 1ace with the Y. M. C. A. | Yale, Notre Dame and Navy, it in- The squad that annexed these|cludés contests with St. Louis, De- Mitles for Carroll was vastly differ- troit. Boston. 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