Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1926, Page 38

38 SPORTS. Unbeaten MARYLAND HAS REAL FOE IN WASHINGTON COLLEGE Old Liners. Unbeaten This Season, to Meet Team Which Has Won 35 ir Row—=~Catholic U. Battles Duquesne Five Tonight. OLLEGH c games of hash I hereabouts has reached the red-hot <tage, with for the rest of this week Brookland in a rage. but just now the Maryland rk tomorrow night holds the mnusual interest on the card Due C contest th Washin Both Maryland and \Wa the Old Liners t 1 . 10 to 13 However. the team from the Easters Shore can boast a much greater record. 1t was undefeated last vear in 23 games. and, all told, with the contest it took at the fag end of the 1924 campaign and the ones it has annexed this scason has captured more than in arow Washington ( defe: d Mary- 3¢ minutes of the game with Gallaudet tand last year and while the | last night and when the regulars took Chestertowners. despite the of [the fluor to get a workout for the two men just about as good as Washington College clush, the score last season. Maryland i« figured to be stood 7 to 11 Thus the Old Line somewhat This should make | Varsity rolled up 13 points, while the me a 3050 affair Kendall Greeners were sefting two University has a clever bu it doubtless will be by the Duquesne guint that institution always turns out unusual hasket ball teams Then Foley. the hest player on the Brookland squad, will be kept out | of the contest on account of an in fjured hand and his absence will weaken the locals zreatly. will play ) Catho 1e tonight at gton College at College P A hington Co'lex lates for this sea when Gallaudet have clean <on enth -aight last night was trimmed lege 7 to 18 loas hetter the Catholic eombination Pt to A test tonizht. a Maryland's yearling had no trouble in trimming the Catholic University Freshmen in a preliminary to the varsity contest. The Terrapins won 43 to 21, getting 12 points to their rivals none in the first quarter and never heing extended. Maryland used 10 plavers and all of them, except one, figured in the scoring. Hale former Central High star. led with 11 points, one more than made by Dix. former Hyattsville High athlete Dean. Price. Tew. Zahn and Kessler other former Washington high school hovs, had a part in the vietory. ’ Catholic University swimmers will make their debut in & meet with Lehigh in the Brookland tank Satur | dav night. Both teams are said to he stronz. Philip Lee. jr.. is the Brooklanders star Georgetown, which will take on the Washington (vllege auint Saturday nizht, apparently is improving great 1v. as it scored 26 to victory over Lebanon Valley night after trail inz at 10—13 half time. And Lehanon Valley has a zood team. Nork. the Hilltopp clever all-around per former, brought “home the bacon’ for the Blue and Gray. as he registered 1% points. Tast George Washington, which was de feated by Pittshurzh last night. 43 to 0. gets last chance to score a trinmph on the four-zame trip in play- ing Geneva College ‘tonight How- evar, the Hatchetites will have to do bettar than they have done thus far on the jaunt to take the lonz end of the score, as Geneva ranks high in the basket hall realm. Wheeler, a guard, got 10 of George Washington's points night. while Wallace con. tributed eicht Georgetown will send a sizable team to the Brooklyn Colleze meet on Sat- urday night. McClain, Swinburnex. scher and Burgess have heen picked by Coach John O'Reilly as the four to compete on the 1.600 meter relay race. one of the hig features of the game. Emerson Norton will take part in the hizh jump. Gegan will go in the Rrooklyn College Thousand. the topline event, while Capt. Ray Haas and Plansky will strive for hon orz in the 100.vard hurdle race. CALIFORNIA CREW LIKELY TO DEFEAT WASHINGTON BY LAWRENCE PERRY. EW YORK 21.--As the Pacific Coast crews enter upon the streteh of preparation that will lead them 10 the annual three-mile last Marsland used reserves for (he first fanuary carly in April. portentous signs are filling the horizon. conoclast of the foot bhall season on the West coast was the Universitv nf Washington. And the victim was California Now 1t would not be at all surprisina were the Bears to develop icono- proclivities of their own and strike the Huskies in their best-loved the water. just as last Fall the gridiron men of Seattle deprived the of its valued possession, coast supremacy in SWEETSER FORCED TO BECOME GOLFER clas spot Berkeley foot ball When Callow at institution most was with Rusty Fall thic great jine about his | material for this year. where, as down at Berkeley, the outlook in the way of man-power was acclaimed as navar <0 good. Statements to this effect had the backing of that sound trouncing which the California freshman crew administered to the Husky cubs in the | 1 regatta Sweetser If California does win the varsity | zolf regatta next Ap Washington at .o Jeast will have that compensatory =at isfaction of knowing that Washington PV producta coached the vietorious eizht For hoth Ky Ebright and Russ Nag ler. instructors of the Berkeley sweep swingers. are former Washington oars. men A< a matter of fact, products of the school of aquatics on Lake Washing ton are widely distributed among row legee these dave. The number is really. amazing ana is absolutely unprecedented in the annals of the country At the University of Pennsylvania are Fred Spunhn. who was an assist ant to Edward Stevens, the Harvard coach last vear, and Max Luft, num fwn on the fine 1825 Huskv crew Spuhn rowed in the 1924 shell and Callow he was as hine an wars man as he ever saw Edward Leader Hiram Connibear father of Washingt with an untimely death. 1s 1 and with him is Mike Murphy other Washington oarsman At Princeton is Charles Lozg sncceeds Dr. Spaeth as head coa the Tigers. It not uniikely t Logg will summon an assistant from Seattle Dick the writer Seatile last not too sa CHICAGO, maorenic January 20 (P _Oxv it may appear, Jesse the national amateur championship only because he heaten it was related} today an old friend of the family whe knew Jesse as a harefoot bov in St. Louis. The heating that eventuated in Sweetser's nltimate rise to national amatenr champion was adminis tered hv his mother. so that the ap- parently foollsh statement resolv itself intn a play on words. Jesse. it seems, refuted the maxim that golfers are horn and not made, for ag & vouth he disliked the game. much preferring fishing and plaving around the river front. He evaded chances to caddy and learn the Scotch as won inz rowinz mother. who felt he might hecome an idler and fall among evil companions She had heard that her boy could play golf tolerably well. and had heen 1dvised that the championship of the links weuld instill high ideals in the aa who 'k carried when rowing on that met vale an wr it turned out Tesse plaved hooky and went to dangle murky Mississippi or wheelers labor up Waters. his mother. switch in hand. sought him out and removed from his mind any notions of emulating Huckleberry Finn. Chased to the golf course enough. younz Sweetser finally 1o the zame in. it that whenever from the linke his toes in the watch the stern- N the Father of often took And when golfitis set taok like the most virulent vac cine. He hecame a local star, and with removal New York. soon worked his way the topmost pin nacle of American zelfdom suceessor at the whe had heen Washington. In addition to these vounz graduates of the University of Washington, Don Grant and Sam Shaw coaching in the Bast, so that in all the aquatic system, at Seattle. has given the Glendon's Navy is Bob Butler assisting Callow at tn game. much to the annovance of his | THE EVENIN( bl STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. 'JANUARY 21. 1926. uints Clash Tomorrow 'SERVICE LOOP CLASH | T0 FORT WASHINGTON Fort Washington hasketers meet the Army Medical Center men Saturday night at Walter Reed | Hospital, handed the Fort Myer quint | its frst defeat in-the Service Lea serles List night on their home 46 1o 3. The teams plaved on even terms for three quarters. the count stand Ing at 22all at the start of the final ssfon. In the closing period ihe Washington quint ran wild and. with Smith leading the attack. piled up an advantage ¢ T point { Smith aceounted for five of his seven haskets during the last 10 min utes of the fray. Accola, usualy a | heavy scor wis only zood for a palr of double-deckers. Scoving hon ors for Fort Mver went to iesse the big gun of the Clarendon Baptist Church team, who registered five court goals and four foul goals in the same number of attempt HIGH SCHOG. QUINTS IN FOUR CONTESTS Western and schonl basket zet action todav Central and Eastern. opponents in the leadinz me on Saturday’s card in the scholastic championship se |were to play on their home |the champions entertaining | Hall of Poolesville and the | Parkers plaving hosts to | Alban’s quint Wastern plavs University in the Catholic U.-Duquesne | zoes to Alexandria for the St Mary Celties who urt ech ball Eastern high Central are the local nts slated to jes, courts Briarly Lincoln the =t itholic | to the Tech with tonizht preliminary tilt. while 4 meetinz plenty ieorze Mason was defeated St. John's substitutes of action vesterday when | High of Vi by a4 score of 48 1o 20 in the Saints gym. The regulars took the floor in the openinz half and ran up i lead of 28 to 12 before turning the zame over to the second nz plavers Business High took the measure of the Leonard Hall five vesterday at Leonardtown, Md to 10 powed to Charlotte Hyattsville High the Hyattsville | Hall Academy on court, 16 to & VIRGINIA BASKETERS ARE HEAVY SCORERS UNIVERSITY. Va Virginia's bhasket hall team has more game at home. that with University of Richmond tonight fore the first trin of the season will be taken on January 26 to play Vir- ginia Polvtechnic Institute in Blacks- bure In the four zames played the Virginia five has demon- strated i1s scoring power, for it has caged a total of 211 points in the victories nver Georzia. Lynchhurs Randolph-Macon and the Richmond Blues. Capt <coring_ with goals from the finor and 10 foul haskets out of 12 trials. W. Tyler has 51 points. Wrenn 41, Walp 13 and the two substitute forwards Conn | 12 and Meade 10. i Georgia's team. which plaved here | Monday . night, was one of the fast- est nrganizations seen on the Me- morial Gvmnasium floor and the game, which resulted in a 41-31 Vir- ginia victory., was the most exciting | that has taken place here since the completion of the new finor three seasons agn. | | | | I i 21— ane the he January that have heen the Holland i< 54 points, leading in including a ce— American Basket Ball League. | Team Pet W L. Pet | Cleveland 350 De 5 %418 | Brookiso. i14 Fi Wasne i Washing n #36 Boston s | chicago 500 Buftalo Rochester.. 5 6 467 ‘ Night's Result. Chicago. Detroit | | Tonight's Gamea. | Cleveland at Fort Wavne | Roston at Detroit Washinzton at Buffalo Team i | | ' SWEEPING GOLF DEFI | ISSUED BY MITCHELL Br the Associated Press | LONDON. January 21.-A challenze has been issued hv H. A. “Ahe” | Mitchall. one of Great Rritain's lead ’ ing profe ional golfers. far a match with any American plaver over 2 holes during the coming season for a purse of £360, or about $2.425 at the present rate of exchange. Mitchell was hailed as England's leading match plaver afrer his defeat of Archie Compston. British rofes sonal champion. over the St. George's | HIll course in Surrey last November Although the sum named mayv not compare with some of the big purses played for in America, it far exceeds any previous figure known in Great | Britaln for a single match It, i thought that Walter | may be Mitchell's opponent. but if | several Americans accept the chal lenge a committee of American golf ere will he asked to choonse the man for the match. Hazen intercollegiate world ten roaches with the prospect that this number will shortly be augmented. And all these men are developments of a rowinz regime which was con ceived and put into practical effect by a man who had never pulled a sweep in his life and had nothing but theory upon which to start. Hiram Connibear was ane of those miracles of sport that sometimes o GREENWAY, WINGMAN WITH HINKEY, DIES Jdanuary 21 Death ends of A famons within a month St i fouamioat and John Camp had to hear the Ry the C spectators, menting on the recent charges apen event rattied Rohby Cruickshar four putts and missed one of 10 inc title. He cited several instances in which officious persons had disconcerted | plavers at critical moments, but did not recall any case in which an un ruly zallery had offended seriously Plavers always were expecting some slight motion and mumbling by spec- tators and steeled themselves to ig- nore it. but the outburst of an official at & critical moment was so unexpect- side of the line ed that it had the effect of spoiling a Greenway, who died here Monday | stroke after an operation, was a mining engi-| A shining example of this was thé heer and a veteran of two wars. Col.|play at the thirty-sixth hole in the Roosevelt promoted him to first lieu- |finals of the national amateur cham- tenant for gallantry with the Rough pionship at Flossmoor Club, Chicago, Riders at San Juzn Hill. For bravery | 'wo vears ago. .Jess Sweetser of New in France. while a lieutenant colonel. | York. defending his title against Max he was awarded the distinguished | Marston of Philadelphia, was at the Deivice cross and various French lower corner of the sloping eighteenth honors. green of the long hole in two splendid ireenway, who was 53 years old, shots and had to go down in two plaved with Hinkey on the foot ball more lo stave off defeat. it teams of 1892, 1833 and 1894, and also || It alatspse Soiarent s ;md v', : vae i star catcher. recelving the |laTge gallery was 3 trifle restiess. but Mitchling of fthe noted ™ DutchniGarcér. | Mile nojunseamly moyament ox molse. He was seneral manager of the | Sweetser Sel B} i s - d Arizona Mining Co., and ipping the hall up the grade deat Calumet an . . to the hole, 30 rds away. Just as lived at Ajo. Ariz he was ready. after careful prepara- tion, to hit the ball an official velled The , “Fore!" and The champion threw dewn his elub x-day 'and whirled around with a despaliring . Assnciatad Pros HICAGO, Jannary 21 from By the Asenciated P NEW YORK. has taken fwo Fale foor bail team Frank Hinkex. nne wingmen of all time bell Greenwav. who heaviest hurden on the defense he cause npposing teams considered it hext to impossible to circle Hinkey's BERLIN, January 21 (M) American team of McNamar Horzn won the international [ himself for the task of | GOLFER SAYS OFFICIALS NOISIER THAN THE FANS More disturbance of goliers during impor- tant matches comes from gallery marshals and golf officials than <aid a leading tournament plaver today that in com Bill Melhorn at the San Antonio nk on the final green <o that he took hes to tie MacDonald Smith for the look, as though he had heen struck in | the face by a friend. | He had been upset hy a digestive | disturbance during the round, but despite this and the act of the official I'he composed himself enough to make | the shot and then sink a half-stymied ! side hill putt to carry the match to extra holes. It might have heen the | reflex of this mental jolt that caused | him to misplay the thirty-eighth hole |and yield the title to Marston. | Professionals have a way of “raz ing” each other, said the commenta tor. but the players seldom resent such action, although it is unethical | and impolite. Melhorn, he said, had! become known as the “Tarzan of the links,” because he was always climb. | ing a tree to watch the play of others after his match was over. but he had never known him willfully to annoy | | the players he was watching. | REJOIN MONTROSE FIVE. With the rveturn of Capt. King and Smith, both of whom have heen on the sick list, the Montrose hasket ball five expects tn make a good showing to night, when the Boys' Club Celtice are met at the National Guard Armory Saturday the team plays at Hyatts. ville against the Company F Reserv | teams | measure \VAULT OF 14 12 FEET 1S EXPECTED OF HOFF The &Ehem’fifi Siar OYS CLUB by ROBERT By the Associated Press | NEW YORK, January Hoff of Norway should br world pole-vault record in try. and may soar to the | height of 14 feet & inchex, in the esti ca had a voice in the matter they probably would [ mation of Harry Hillman. Dartmonth . coach. under whose direction the Enro | pean star has been training for meets For there are certain sports that hoys can't in- |in this country uncertain |__“Hoff has a one can readily 21.-Charley K his own this coun remarkable “the hovs of Amer order up a lot of <now and ice for the better part of Janunary a ler up a1 1 he t f ] nd 1 dulge in withont the snow ellow. and they if the Fehrnary year wonderful spring. and sce where he zets his great leaps. for he stands 6 feet inches in his s and gzeis w zrip on the pole close 1o the 13-font mark.” ex plains Hillman. “His speed. jumping power and natural athletic ability do the rest Hoff's present record i< ction of an inch of 14 feet and ice, and the weather man is an never know what he's going to deliver The Evening Star Boys Club all lived up in New s But bovs of Hampshire they could outline a two-month program and -get their fll of now Just now the annual mouth, the shocing, skiing, sledding. skating and ice they re ready for Winter carnival at Dart- | get a home of zreat foot ball | hy all means too. Dartmouth s located af [about it that Hanover. N. H.. near the headwaters | a-tinglinz. of the turbulent Connecticut River It surrounded by the foot hills of the White Mountains. Quite a_setting for a Winter carnival. And King Winter reigns at Dartmouth every year this time The foot hal was tlog lonz they play hockey vaces. It is use the sides of tobozzan slides. the of A imphitheater. half away scene of the ski jump. tower feel hizh pro jump-off. There are smaller Scattered about. The jumpers ong wooden slabs like the ners of a sled. hut much wider The snow shoe race is through tall forests. Over the hills throngh the valleys the snow shoe racers plod Stoppin and then for a warming heveraze miles and miles | Hockey New Enzland There's end of sports 1 sands of spectators gather the hundreds of participants However, we haven £h Other Places Asking About The Evening Star Boys Club ‘ N 7 as to the eun and summaries it Positians ment hockey. Winter Vi 20, will If section thrill Wlond setting 1o 2o von in for chance to sports i such a There's set your within o CITY SOCCER TITLE T0 PIERCE SCHOOL Picr of the eastern division of the Graded School took Park is Indian Wrestling. Opponents in Indian wrestling lie flat on backs, right shoulders touch- ing, right elhows locked. They swing right leg upward at the command of “g0” and the legs are locked. Then try to roll opponent over. Try it on the left, too. field and the stadinn which wind e Aooded —or And thereon stage skating to s they to build up on is e soccerists. champions vesterday the ity defeatinz the of last Plaza plavaround The victory the Pierce coached Vounzhlood the Walford of the Washinzton Soccer Early in the month the howed 1o Pierce in the of plavoff by the 6 Leazue title bag | tha forzet Keep Tou View elaven some real in expert it. Don't tournament what a zood ovs from Tomos we'll ket ball pointers Knows plenty our foul-throwing practicing and are competing Elsewhere on e Iy hout winner the series T zridiron natural is the 1o A mile A the jmps wear m second straizht hootors. ire n it for membership. it addre Fven fe ‘ of Leagzue. Champions apeni A will he fonnd Fili Chief Wash skis in it application in and mail Cinb, The e me the nd Nz r = <uperior dafense \ northeast mih Offensively 1he elevens wepe matched. hut the ability 1o b auent assaults on thair ) Kickers the ed o of Park View was the onr inz performer of the cantest Picrce scared in the vhen Joe Benneti sent the line after Park View zoal on A penalty kiek its tri sterda GOLDEN RU od sport never takes ad- vantage of lax rule enforce. pent; which is much the same ~ cheating. fron fre o the Oles Canadian teams and compete the watcl Trew tand . enotzh snow TCaeIER eninz periced Kick scramble hefore Hardinz n in the secons the half The plav-off series which ended v terday was the first one in six vear he decided in straight zames. The innars will he presented with a silver ITH the receipt of inquiries from points quite distant Club evi P View i Diimford that the organ: read The move- Thomnen to organize 1 e newspapers ail The movement Turbyville upon as the ganization. Tt able to Washi At some ture date, and if he does, of course will have something of interest to the club, Tn day m the club column we read about the Winter carnival at Dart mouth College. Of course. Dartmout} does not have a manopoly on Winter sports, although it is only in the ex treme northern part of the conntry that theyv are entered into with anv | Aegree of znsto. They Iy <pac tacular. However the fact that we haven't enough snow to have a Winter carnival. We're just i< proud of fact that we can play foot ball. base hall and soccer sn much Ionger. although it is interesting know how King Winter is received in sur more narthern hrothers Tomorrow we'll have an interes fng_and educating hasket ball talk by W. L. Zorn. who is coach at Waite High School in Toledo. Ohln. The athletic teams there rank with the hest in the country and romp awar with a national championshin every now and then. Their success is due to Coacn Zomm's efforts in small e hoy is heinz taken up by over the country of « ed BASKET BALL SECRETS By Sol Metrger the he will nation or is hoped he tpenalts Amenican ( A Time ot b 'NAVY ADDS PURDUE ' TO FOOT BALL LIST Rr the A 4 Pross ANNAPOLIS, Md.. January °1. Purdue has bean added to the Naval Academy 1926 foot hall schedule The zame will he plaved Octoher at the academ: On October Drake University tween the Navy Richmond University Va. was approved Onlv one open date now remains an the Navy schedule—Navemhe Tentative nezotiations with ington College for this date materialized visit fu he Joca e liel motiizato oo oy a. in addition zame <erond 1o the zame be team and Richmond Wash Eaie On Held Ball. Very often. with hut a few utes of play remalning. there is a held hall hetween two plavers. the opponent heing larzer and stranzer and his side in the lead. The other plaver is a fine shot and very fast. but his light weight places him under such @ handicap that his opponent =ets possession of the ball and holds it at arm's length when stooping over | There is only one wav for the | Jatter man to handle a situation nf hall ranks this kind. It is to have a team : mate rush in from the front and ht at 8 o'c ington Terminal gym G tories last night v to take possession of the hall while the little man hacks away | Old Dominion Roat Club five of Alex | andria, 12 10 13 If he doesn’'t do this there is dan zer of a foul The upper illustration shows the correct way of makinz this play The lower illustration shows the L b and Lyon of the Virginians sharing first place on the list of scorers with three court zoals each The preliminary brought tegether the St. Mary's Juniors of Alexandria and the Dominican Lyceums of Was BASKET BALL GAMES. nzton. The District 1ossers won out At Georgeto: by a score of 32 to 24 min Lot Keep practicing for that tourna- ment Saturdav Get vour friends to send in thetr applicatlons hefore the distribution of the buttons and cer tificates starte. A list of the new membership follnws Walter Krause. nue southwest: Pdward Wills, 12 Wehster street: Samuel M. Green haum. 3539 Porter street Jack T Wright. 23 Marvland avenue south- west. Charles Ruoff. 750 Rock Creek Church read: Hubbard Ruoff. 750 Rock Creek Church road Jack Malloy, K street ul Garrison. 1033 Lawrence street north- Toseph Masi, East Falls Church, Joseph H. Maclnnes, 2325 Ches fer street southeast: John A. Mac- Innes. 2325 (‘hester street itheast John R. BRusick, Mel Va.. Wil m Lovejov, 108 Xenia street sonth- Rillv Fischer, 315 Decatnr street: JIohn Cameron Lynham. Land- over. AMd Clyde Johnson. 1200 Kennedy street: William H. Alex- ander. 4707 Pinev Branch road: Bur ton Felter. 1843 A street sontheast. Bobby Smith, 1405 Girard street Lynn B. Elmore, 2343 Q sireet sonuth east: Carl F. Krause, 302 Marviand avenue southwest: Rohert F. Bate- man. Seat Pleasant, Md. apnliednts for Maryiand ave ock. Champions added to their vie with a win over the Sennie of the Bazles east Via.; 1 east Y n—Georgetown, Lebanon Valle; At College Park—Maryland, 10: Gal- landet, 13;: Maryland Freshmen, 13: Catholic University Freshmen, 21. At Pittsburgh, — Pittsburgh, George Washington, 30. At Wake Forest—Wake Forest, 29; North Carolina, 28. At Blackshurg—Roanoke, ginia Poly, 20, New Haven—Penn, 20: Yale, 13, Chicago—P'urdue, ?1; Chicago Fort Washington basketers, listed to 43| play at the Army Medical Center Sat urday night, took the measure of Fort Myer last night in a service league Same. 46 1025, Smith of the winners led in the scoring with seven znals from scrimmage. 23 Vir- Calvary Methodists turned in a pair of wins. the Regulars defeating the Northwesterns. 41 to 8. and the Re serves winning from the Rialtos, 33 20, TO SHOOT IN BALTIMORE. Marksmen of the Washington Gun Club_leave the downtown station of the W., B. & A. at 12 o'clock Saturday for their first mateh of the vear with the Oriole Gun Club of Baltimore Highlands. At Elon—Elon, 16: Guilford, 15. At Crawfordsville—Notre Dame, 11: Wahash, 29. At Starkville- 36: Vanderbilt, 23. At Jackson—Milsaps, Jackson Y. MC. A, 2 { 12, Mississippi - Azgies.| Independent dribblers plaved the role of the winners last night by out classing the Seminoles, 41 to 18 Capital Preps were awarded fzame with the Dominican Lyceum Gettys- | Senfors when the latter refused to continue play at the close of regulation time when the count stood 20all Eurekas defeated the Cuthherts, 13 to 30, on Peck Memorial floor. SOCCERISTS NAME William Oram of the British em was elected secretary of the ington Soccer League fo replace ¢id Adamson. who tendered his gnation at the weekly meeting held night. At Alexander—Louisiana College, Southwestern, 33. At Annapolis—Navy, burg, 23 At West Point—Army, ?5; Swarth. mare, 16 re At Amnapolis—St, John's last 31: Hopkins Medicos, 23, _— The Evening Star Boys Club Pledge WANT to be a member of The Evening Star Boys Club, and if accepted to membership, I pledge my- self to: Keep myself always in good physical condition. Play fair. Be a modest winner and an uncomplaining loser. Abide by the rules of all sports I engage in and respect officials. Follow the activities of the Club through The Evening Star. Never neglect either home duties or school classes. VOX';I(‘IAL. College, Second Baptists howed to the Fif View tonight at & o'clock in the second zame of double-header at Peck gyvmnasium. Peck Preps and Mount Rainier Seniors play in the opener. |livery Section five, 32 to 24. Hine Junior High five by the count of | 25 to 13. basketeers took the Live W amp, 17 to 13. Croson head ing the scorers with four goals. Washington Yankees journeved to | Hagerstown and won from the Coca Cola quint, 42 to 30. | Clover Juniors made their victories for the season an even dozen last |night by swampinz Chevy Chase, 35 |to 13, at Central High gymnasiums. | Eshbaugh accounted 'for six of the i winners' baskets. I am years old; attend school, 1 would like to have a Membership Certificate and The Evening Star Boys Club button, which I will wear. Sherwoods were handed the Takoma Tigers, a 2 to setback by 18. | | | iy | Warwick Preps were no match for jthe Eastern Prep five and took the short end of a 44-to-24 count. Name of Boy 1 {will meet tomorrow night at 1117 |Seventh street. The team is to meet !the Corinthians Tuesday night in Im |maculate Conception hall and the manager wishes to hook other junfor fives having the use of symnasinms. Call Franklin 245 Columbia Juniors will be seeking their tenth eonsecutive win tonight Clip this blank application, fill it out. and mail it toda; addressed: Chief, Boys Club, Evening Star, Washington, D. C. ANACOSTIA EAGLES MEET PULLMAN QUINT TONIGHT .- NACOSTIA EAGLES, champions of the District’s 130-pound hasket e lolenconster fominabl vhen they tackle the Pullman tossers in Wash- their | teenth Street Christian quint. 19 10 12. | Peck Memorials are tackling Park | Sixth Floor General Accountants of | the Post Office League defeated the De- | Congress Heights Owls trimmed the | Members of the Cortez Athletic Club | SPORTS. Wills and Lenglen Differ Greatly in Tennis SUZANNE TEMPERAMENTAL, - HELEN ALMOST STOICAL French Has More of a Variety of Strokes Than American Champion, But Does Not Have as Much Speed to Her Shots, P C the Associated Pross ANNES has caug did Suzan 21 France the lannary ht fancy of 1 United Star ERRL the a vears ago. When courts. Yest and Miss Tripp game The with Miss Will h had English of Cannes are M Wills and Mlle the he battle ponsorinz mer Suzanne Len pioninz latrer popul which w the next two zoniste of differ the sun \ ment he terize o Nt protectors azainst meet the attle of stvles and of temper APATT as s east the e the exper muteh fAash the Ame after havinz for twe I the 1wo zreat players Miss Wills in twe WOMEN IN SPORT! BY CORINNE FRAZIER. ASTMAN SCHOOL | ning matet carded = Holton A midget YANKS AND STANTONS - ARE TO CLASH AGAIN an mi ' M 2R hea Hend Totten and Le ade The Northe: the Y tha ¥ fight The b 30 The ne Washinato dence he Post . which wa e i kil me. Sunday 1 protest af Detrait's will venorte int regarding the game Sunday. when the teams lofi hefore the end nf ulati with the score standing 26 against Washington. has the zame Manazer 100k part in an exhibition = 1t Pittshurgh with the Amer q Washington e Wamen's Athletic cwarded Suzarman’s combination ieei e lonz end of a 2 polic of ur widr her orza lerstandinz re <uhsequer ther meil could move 1 dopt dis = Niss Soh enliz Watt of the made Wash « motion the head the vear contir nzed. The motior vith the idea i national orzanization Miss Sche nat the force or m contenders for their honors ,‘, T vhen the Dominic encountered it W an is Lyceum qumint Normal | : Ison v pel Insects, wi ne games at Frankl; T4 Epiphany Ch hookin. the ire huried ¥ explained th it intention of 1 N vithout due « h n ations st de score nzton Council 1o stily Wh Hartford Peerlass outpeinted standards ha Midgets, 20 1o 1 JEFFERSON LETTERS AWARDED ATHLETES of the ch and class buse black ball teams. were awa ters and numerals yesterduy ferson Junior High Letters went to the followinz Soccer team—Capt. Alvin Gheen Harry Cchaffer. Herman Oscar Ameilo Aquilino. Frank Varroll. Clif. ton Riley. Joseph DeNinna. Fred D Ambrosio. Benedict Lombardi, Charles Banagan. Earl Yates, Guy Heeter Melvin Krause. William Mockabee. | Benjamin Katzman. Vincent Thomas Nathan Miller. James Burroughs. Isa dore Abramovitz and Robert Atkins manager Girls' the nd beins estahlishe " h needs wh seen No desired In re Schoedler NA A th ndit Inred competit from beir to it i avtily in favor desir to eliminate the competition which antagonism and enmity one of triendly alry or de tressed th Members soceer eleven i mpionship ball tod " let. Jof < only type wrouses a s rather The long postponed dodge ball gam bhetween Curtis-Hyde and i chool teams is scheduied to be his afternoon at 3:45 on the Georze town playground. Miss Abbie Grecr director, will referee This contest will prohably jeargetown leacue ! Hyde has not | while Corcoran has it Jackson Hyde's nes decide the Gurtis mes sn far wo Insses against title Jost any block hall Sanders. captain Elizabeth Catloth, phine Zornek. Jeanett Peters. Fliza heth Walker rances Tvler. Mil Farrah. Kathleen Ward, Doroths !tipoe and Felicits Westeott he following received numerils Class Base hall—Harvey Lynn. Bl mer Mark, Cornelius Killiher. Louis Ninger. Jacob Iverman William Wright. Joseph Moo Geith Barr le Roy Russell Joseph Gottlieb, Harry Garner. Morris Schw Harry Scheaffer. Clifton Rilex. Jo Dinanna. James Donaldson. Melvin Krause, Ralph Merryman. Frank Ver ron. Robert Howland Alvin Gheen ‘and Isaac Minovitch l Girls block ball team | Martin. Mildred Baret { Brooke. Rhoda Bailey and [ Ludors | l Margaret Amin team Dorothy Mae Kiely with but est riva toda hetween one Curti team lose 14 exist event that Curtis-Hyvde he the nndisputed champion | the Trit The Washingto hasket hall game been plaved last Sionx and Metr was called Recreation Leagne which have night the politan n off between Athletic € nntil a mass meetinz teams te date on of the Women's Athletic resentatives. The play ittend the meeting Other games scheduled in the Reern ation and Council loops were layed for the same reason Couneil re ers desired dlso de Dorothy Lorraine Geraldine RADIATORS, FENDERS BODIES MADE AND REPAIRE NEW RADILTORS vOR AUTOS WITFSTATTS R. & F. WKS. . W. 3t 1423 P. REAR TWIN BILL AT COLONNADE. A twin bill has heen arranzed for the Lincoln Colonnade basket ball! |court_otnizht. 1In the opener at 8:30 |the Community Athletic Culb meets | ithe Panthers and in the second clash Ithe Alco Club tackles the Senate biz | ‘fiw‘. Delaware State champions. | To Match Your Odd Co: Walter Jonmon _enters_wpon nis| EISEMAN'S, 7th & F | twentieth vear in the major leagues | this cominz season. His debut under {the hiz top was made with Washing {ton in 1307 and he has been with Ithe club ever sinc i | Yevvefurnedto | Studebzfieq i tradeforonetoday D —— et T | Conveniently Located on Fourteenth Street 1333-37 14th St. . Main 5780