Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1926, Page 22

22 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D* (., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1926. SPORTS. Harvard Foot Ball Situation “Up in Air” : Two Great Quints Visit Tomorrow ONE THING HELD CERTAIN BALOFST.LOUSIL | The Eogring Star 135 Discuss conrmrer| G- U. AND MARYLAND FIVES from Tar pa for the annual sched- G W n, |Illl\ IIIR‘: of the i‘l\m('ll:('ul; | Wadhington, may be the sisnmg | North Carolina, Dixie Champion, Plays at Colleg | of Leslic Jdoseph Bush, recently . Many Mentors Under Consideration, But Nothing of | hilip of the de Catesl Conducted by ROBERT C. McCLELLAN Definite Nature Decided—Hoff Proving Brown 1 ana P | obtained from the Browns with Park, While Davis and Elkins Will Appear = will b 5 | Johnny Tobin in exchange for ez ™ e W g 3 BY DICK HARLOW, | cellent shape. Tt you hold them wrons| Zachary Win Ballou. . 2 T'o Be Really Wonderful Athlete. Foot il 46l Busia Coseh ab Guists: | You may burt thom | "Bush never has received a e In Contest at Brookland. | g ; To lead the left to the head step | tract from the Nationals. - - dele; FAUGHT you the leit jab, now | forward quickly, bending the body at | wrote inlmuirrlnzl what nalnryiBush | o - I : ' B il the waist to the right, as in the dia-| expected and the veteran pitch P : BY H. C. BYRD. Hannte I'm going to teach you .1"{‘.‘1’1 B ey SEIERG @aunit replied “the same ‘as last year.” OKTH CAROLINA, Southern champion, a OSTON, Mass.. February 8—If ever a foot ball coaching systew held| New York, counter. Assume the other fellow | *'For a right hook to the body step | Not knowing what this was G other basket ball team of great power, w ) t 157 eserit e S | has led with his leit. Block or evade | forward and slightly to the left, keep- | wired Joe to meet him here today. The Tasheels, who defeated Cathofic U in a positior Hy deseribed p.n the air” that is the situa - ducking head | NE Tight elbow close to body, The club prexy expects to have no | o ‘ “ e e N e e e that leit by covering or ducking head | prk b !t (CDOW <086 20 bods | trouble reaching an agreement |Brookland last Friday, will come back to play Ma ther Al Sprip fos Gest Al A% doass Aldse iala od to 0 ane side and strike back with your | the punch, which should be aimed just | with Bush. Davis and Elléins, which ‘i previous contests here position to know state positively, and apparently honestly. that such is the e Kacaue Club fomor, | 251 1eft. That is called countering. | 1 ¢lq k"5 lofc ook to the jaw, | a smooth-working and powerful aggregation. will bring anothe : io they not know who will be head coach but they have i * ojimapscountcr with your EHC oot HELTEIGE RbuldeE bRt e OUINTS IN BIG TEN here to tackle the Catholic U. tossers in the hig Brookland gyn i 4 £ £ 4 i 15 low. The blow should land to the itk 3 i not yve upon anybody to whom the job may be offered | head. or to the bod; ”'; lattert "OHE wide of Yous oponents iow. | tests will start A‘h()ul 8 n\‘l()(ILA : At ball is handled by athletic ‘commitiee, which: ac is caster for you to master. As your To counter that blow slip to the | 0 HA E BUSY WEEK North Carolina, which has a « can slate in 1 Sou ( cepts or reje idvice from a foot ball advisory committee made up of CALVARY METHOD'ST [ opponent leads with his left you "{""'I-l-”““'";»" g b Al T v I race and is tied with mmlm v for the lead. | two battl imni. S advicory committee has not made a recommendation duck and shoot your own leit to his | {he. cight siaa ot cones the left to — side” teams. Both were by one point, L corit t Sfdes ne whooewil fmally sertde upon. And the athletic com- TEAM RETAINS LEAD | bous Ul R e e e ‘LaudBosiaya, oW the Sarhedt e sea, 29 1o 28, und Na tee © bidy time until the advisory committec does something. In | 5 || Aright uppercut should be delivered |~ CHICAGO, February S.-Hig Ten | Winning at Aunapolis last Saturday, 31 to 30. after two extra peri words. the at a standstill. Two members of the advisors by bending elightly and_driving the | pasket bail teams, with seven games » The Tarheels, dubhbed hile the other three are here. bur unlikely t \othi NG i right hand up. either to body or chin | scheduled, this week emerged from TARHEEL F|VE '"Es Phanton ) are present to take their share of the respon- 1 el contiite o hol (palm facing you at time). the doldrums into which they were aminute ”‘,‘ ;H“n' ml \{::’uh;. h ”,' : ) | These are not all the punches I |pjunged ten days ago by semester ex ng o o - oueh for the should be needed to show how | The alvary tossers earned their work on for @ while. When youve| The pairings indicate the possibility oniihe. } 1 e S ehairman. of sle Hoff is. Just after Christ i et b mastered them you will be ready for | for 3 number of major chunges in the s e o the o bImitiee Snd eventia ated in this column that whbiy tHey o ed the Columbia S0, tieate losane. Go theough the | aontes Biice standli HRich o S = mitice and eventual i e e e hey tenied fke Gommbin motions carefully and the workout | “Fig e of the teams have two games | By the Associated Pr hich goes to the Tarheels recon Din a8 2 s ation. Hoff. who was fo visit anv's I e s mbredons with some boy who is as ambltious | quring the seven days and Ohio State| NEW ORLEA 85— | not only have trong offensise Yaton i * might | round track athlote in the world sams in the league fiow stand as SR | Buckeyes will do well to weather tha |champion of the Southern confer d f essed the opinion that B opiin bty o ot e aE Andie | - assignment, |ence, now s In w tie with Kenty Durham ¥ Bt e ealnc [at ‘that time ‘over the aesuracy: of]. . v T Or you may try a right hook to the | = Eisewhere on this page will be| Michigan ends a three-week play-|for the lead uwong tearis Durham ¥ e this eveniie [ e infarmation. Howeren nohe haca 6o hody instead of the left. Wither ix found an application for membership. | ing ion to entertain Minnesota | grganization Waofford of the Rdvie bbbyl 2 et Fill it in today and mail it, addressed | (omorrow. Wednesday night Purdue’s | Only North Caroling and Kent: Guilford oS 3 e, e = HIBRIOn of 115 Siens 108 “'Rint here let me tell you something | GAicl. Bovs Club, The Evening Star. | Bollermakers play Iilinols at Cham- | have escaped defeat wmong the i« Wadke Forest S TR NG coachin 3 as shown in the two mee 37 & 0 avout holding your hands in boxing SRVt o UG | baign, probably to continue their cur-|whe have played Ence. Banon of ne vear's team is that Fisher which he has taken part is suffi- o @ straight to the head the rent winning 1t and Ohio State| Maryland dropped top by p“l" e cient indication that he is all that he ! 5 0 -5 of the hand should face down- GOLDEN RULF: Northwestern at Chicago. D d cle e sas W) A N. C State claimed to be and more s : on a hook, the palm should be | “Whatsoever _things, ~fthere- ¢ht feams will be in action Sat- | Charlottesville on Saturday. ‘i Virgini Harvard Man. Fitzgerald, Simon perpendiculur, and on an uppercut | | fore, ye would that men should night. Ohio State plays the The University of Mississippi ad 2 jad it that Job al foo the Alovsi the palm shotld face up and horizon do to You do ye even so to them; Champaign. Purdue enter- | vanced to third place in the standin Bead couch ut | seem to be (wo topics up her vd. vl a4 tul. The thumb should be over the for this is the law and the tains Ing 1's Wolverines | with eight victories e i oharge At Har. | (hat it anvthing, hold the limelight smbination of 1wico | rirst and second i <. Learn to hold prophet: play @ 4 0, which | feat. This record 1 vard, but this also was considered S¥eP 10 a & rextent than tr re defeated. 30 10 20| vour hands right when you're boxing ;_— Eayeithe heir only defeat of | broken string of cisht g N luaties R Siniiity. Ane | nd fleld. Bic - crowds attend 1l i Ve Stat (ol (he] And yotr hands will Riees e 10 Gr T the season on the Wisconsin floor, will | Mississippians thei ” e Bt Miination whioh | JCSLS, Bt not %o mueh enthusiasni | Bovit Do auint L attempt to repeat at Chicago. Louistana games. taking oused as is evidences the - 1 i vith Sout ! : 1-“'? m'.x key matches. Hockey is the fast- | Anacostin Eagles were not extended I . e or11;?‘.., | T t:m“‘ml Maros s 1 . h eoach. nd one of the hardest playe to win from sedale five, 30 to wt P b on. L T v 8, Das . ! iyt | e ana one o ine ardest plived b | to Wi from U .. Interest Proving Unabate S |, .. 3 Wastinggon s 1 ve i o’ ¥ v BIVOR . entucky . .. : U glven Mim; DHuthobom ble opportunities for the | contest : four court goals and P ),,,_,M,{ip, Cris T e e VoAt it I tersea 4 I e ey - n Evening Star Bovs Club i i W \ head coach, wh e may be, Yo pinion is prevalent tht pro. Vankee tossers = J Ipwa .. i ’ : 8 Washingion will be importuned o gel SOMe OUL | falsional faot ball hae come Lo oihe | ton from ihe start a — - > Northwesiérn H Minsissinpi AL & M.. 3 * side help. 034 vietory ove Minnesota i Loutiana, State - it n Ainly will be a Har s = LEDGES in The Evening Star Boys Club continue to flow in. Today Leading Sci h Carol vho will be head co e Stantons coaste 1 over =DGES ys Clu eading Score South Carolina vard man who will be head coach next | [), G, RACQUETERS HELP ,Stantons consted to un cas was the heaviest since the first two weeks of envollment. The club b ) side t some ou tum as the purpose of the organization becomes better of YANKS BEAT CANADIANS tmumacu mome ssers wor 2 Aubu nce niy ur . > 5 S L o ok Those = i Washingion and Lee 1 sistance may be pr VLSO | 5. wisning their Indiviual on. fzor fhe € s, 47 known among the Those who have already been accepted will try Washin i discretion of the head coach. 1t will counters in straight se David M St. Peter's M p a 131to. as best they can to live up to the conditions of their pledges ewal ad should be Key and E. M. Hinkle e his responsil L f the Was 12 count on the G own Prep re od sp clean living ; decidion. However. it i< not un- | inston " Racquet Club “helped the | lorves e e Tiving { : a3 Al eelv that e shall have some man | United States to its fifth consec . gt play o) sudoes } emaon R ler than & Harvard sraduate victory over Canada’s best squi ¥ »hl',.“‘m‘:{;:‘ St S BASKET BALL SECRETS T ting We. matu | racquet plavers in th American Basket Ball League. ~ nil track captain and at pres By Sol Metzger. ' i the outlook |matches played Satur (Second Series.) one ; < G } canaidates. ot go | ¥cr ¥ b et Teams L1 all track ath When in Possession of Ball. | b we should muke the | Fifteen individual matches T mil o | candidates public, | played at the some discredit on | Club and the and Tennis ity Club, the State captain, were the favorites to £ (gt ~ » IN BIG GAME TOMORROW hd how on to rejected. Of Americans winn: it two. k i the ereolle; te ile cham somebody defeated P. H . 15—9, D aosne i o, s ball next Fall, but |and 15—9, wh Hink o & . N L che of . s this | GULT Mathen oo Gei won LoD race 10 ASKET BALL teams of Central and Eastern are nip and tuck for three-quariers of th the crucial game of the annual title series, wh who is Har dist 3 the last . Connolly * afternoon when the quints meet in the initial ° ° ok & lead endianas i s N\ louble-header of the 1926 schedu Ll ffort t ake the Hilltop captain 5 e chie efa lon the n l ln <tumbled and fell | sS=—=— — — ! Central is 1-up on the Easterners as a 25-t0-17 triumph | {h & i ould have bes | D0 THIS waNOT THIS scored on January 23, and will have a clear claim to ar i i AL sther championship oln Parl tion_ that th anybody ev be repeated tomorrow. 1i the I . the teams will be on even t wped. turned around. A oA if the feat ¢ five 1ds up out he‘dust | A boxerhaa tos wr!; an op; tables, howev eves. One reason is that ever: i s and continued the race St : niinved the - is inclined more or less to L in: With the Sporting Editor | . champion schoolb inter and Houben, the to shoulder. Connolly WOl i "yiows before he actually i and Busin 2w, enc P hout mu and with it the intercol ‘player in posses. | on the final pre for 3 ierman —at ile championshin, As T ) & 1 the Arcade court. me = iy, wid s ntin 5+ g BY DENMAN THOMPSON LT N iy s 0 A : inches., He is a wonder! ‘1‘““‘- EAVING his varied assortm ST ; e "1‘ e O to follow is not to look into an oppo- is carded for 315 o'clock [y 4 only the fraction of an ey slower A v nent s when you have the ball T . 2 han Murchison, which Al the ments of the royal and ancient game in Tampa w hlete. ¢ i vou are more likely than not to tip Western's basket ball five, whi ) i — wore reason why he ot o wielding them assiduously for the past month, Pr bivia place I dhe | ofr what you ar 168 | MOMId HE_ie GES o) T o e et CROWLEY PLAYS WATT. ¢ halfback Vi e ever G pu> erican track fans e ves on his teet: Thai Urday morning, is scheduled for on 1y on foreiz N reat halfback. ot hall field nubody | Griffith of the Washington ball club is in Washi is day. And It Would | wemms Taive i S heis feet. That || ree more contests, the first of which | while St. Albdns Jose Craie anh boet Ware. would ‘cateh biw linger lot . : en the tiresome t i ‘nt had he lost. jon. The illustration on the left IS 10 be played today at 3:30 with the with the Gilma = teh i would catch bim tnger long. having undertaken il seson tition is What ' shows the plaver in e zetown University freshmen Baltimore. After r e After all the really backs of | state of health ouly because he felt it his host to ub stands p stern gymnasium. On Thursday Military Ac: b oot ball have not been prodigies ol | ;o\ pers of the American League at their scheduled r on the right is looking his op- the Red and White five entertatns the scholastic Foot ball greatness seems 1o His next move is freshmen guint of Catholic Univer- two heduied 1o gross « : ! : s & ™ : Jonent in the e X £ renend more on alertness and agi at the Hotel Washington tomorre But e reks back to the The List of New Applicants Follows. [onent in the eves. His next move is | {70 AR RO AT S THe. nintehes stars 1 i quickness than on ability (0 TUN | shine of Florida later in the week he hopes to accomplish something in the 420 M street: Stan- | und therefore more easily blocked next week meets the Unive my in the = ast in a strai Of cou A x e ity e e e . L e oy W rvland vearlings in a pre v | Greenbri Episeoy ] e factors combined with speed | way of further strengthening o ng pen ol o street: Charles k High en fntan: tasitrs At the Sign reater than g hearty accord with v a fast ball Griffith was in siuce once’ 0 \fanager Harris' desire to land Joe man even pitcher and was re- |\ iniosh, 42 lke @ e WALFORDS CONTINUE s i Riemsmaria e 00 Sismeon Devi om0\ the Yo frosh bat card. while men and § will follow 1wl usually combine garded as or f the S 1 3 010 A o] i = ; I\”u”‘y - e 10 be | gt 1 Johnny Tobin and believe gaiged dm onRiat (NN, promEe tol 44 M l,,-. t: Moris Flax Scheol fives furnish the only other | freshmen of Virginia Military Insti S Al 1l others. Lowry .”’."" »“'I'N»"CL'"" Yl Be benehted hurlers an the Athletic staff up to tl [‘“m-m et Davig STREAK AT SUCCER rlp)r offered today by scl stic teams. tute. Games with iat Militass Established 5 is cha s ted as . . 1 Fo stree avic . They play o s’ col ) 23 s 3 7 on was such o plaver. He | ™ alt of the swap with was hurj. He first joined Fourth street NSy Biiy on the Virginians) court. | eddemy W ind Lee Frest 1893 sat speed, was @ dash man on @ ¢ v ons traek team, but in addi- Browns, despite the fact that it William I McGowan, 107 Ruke in 1920 aud was so visably pletes tomorr tle Mace, Ale rin, Va.: Maurice D hoar osing a seas <0 aw i n hat + match betw Cent iversity Maryl: shmen aily tion to his speed he possessed in an | volved losing a sea oned southpaw in ng each season that Mack | y\kiy irteenth street: Harold wairord soe e Imlh"h _lI een Cen h u:\:‘ 1"1.'1“ ? nr\!.l’nd lr.o hmer Open Dail 1 degree riness and agility Jez Zachary and a young hurler of > S ¥t straet mOriRerst atrd SO 8 <h are scheduled to meet the Navy il 6 PV 1l deg) 4 3 Camden, N. J. citizen 1 ast: | seventh straight victory in tl Plebes Saturday at Annapolis Willie Heston was another such {ych promise as Win Ballou, and he - : nk Hunger Quebec place cte arne Benles vesta dete and so were Thorpe and yipeGittingly placed the stamp of would some day be one of main- | \ilitam H, Mesoley, 3609 Thirteentn | nEton League geries vesterday by _ ‘ < & Brck o £ his staff eet northeast: Louis Orndorff, 4 g Mons : Heazy and Mediun Fic approval on Bo: Bucky tays of h tatf treet north Lo ths Monument grounc < an cdn duit road: Frede rick A Handy The Fort Myer team ren Kensington. Md.:! . .ond place in the standi avenue | .y with a of ir., 3418 inst two defeats, when Ref MU Burton gave the Soldiers a forfeit dur Heimach's inj at the train My to swap Tex Jeanes for Sheen mach of the Athletics Whether this deal will be consun , will not be known Myers, Fla. last Marc and Bucky have had <hagging flies in le Weight Fabric MUST Hahn was a zreat sprinter 1 in Heston's time, and it has b said of Heston that Hahn just bare could beat him in a 50-yard dash. mated probab K. especial after Gri dov WOMEN IN SPORT BY CORINNE FRAZIER. : John Chs Fhorpe's ability on the 1 h fi Arlington, Va.: James | 5o e B 8 o hat pame. wit : B o ot Olsminle ee Yo/ confer with Cornclins | forward full speed ario” place: Jack | (ha German-American booters. With APITOL ATHLETIC CLUB tossers will play the Metropolit ~ 3 W basket of y tomorrow, Back | one, His spikes caught iiv a yough wenty-second street: | the count standing 5 to 1 in favor of letic Club second team in a Recreation Le ( he back STRBER is so well supplied with outfielder~ ©"¢. 1 P13 0 he e < l?-, 19 D street northeast. | pore Mver, Bluer of the German JEiC $ 5 1 atl % ton 54 miedals, and ‘trophics that he has no urgent reason for | Pot and he felf heavily o his left Avery J. Co 3200 Rogs n eleven rofused to abide by 8 o'clock in the Salvat y-first and S ; ; mor | Shoulder and dislocater ga- | place; John 2 man, 1712 % AGOIsIon. it alled. | Jeff e e 8 . . Jimmie Connolly, former Georze trying to obtain another, but rumor e o ! o aTes o o Tla § 3 1 lefferson streets. Georgetown. eI ~ town runner, now under the colors of has it that he and Heimach do not Tients also were torn with the resuit |street southeast: Ford ramer. jr.| British E ¥ kickers took the The Gapitbliles Bie Toundl it nekcssany tolSithtmw e c A A Guaranteed Sa: ing New Yi Athletic Club seen | et along well together and for this (hat his throwing apparatus was 1802 Kenyon strect: James Foe, 310 | (nird league game from the Gorman ssary to raw their Council outheast badly deranged. Tenth street Gibson T. American reserves by a score of 4 to | League team from the field. as they have not sutficient material developed | This in-between weight which we veurs of service on the track, vut 18 geg50n Connie may take this oppor tohi s g . "ashi ke 7 a 3 : H 5 are S 4 A v g bl 4 - b 3 S 5 Hutchison, 0 Tenth street; Robert | | at Washington Barrack to maintain two squads, and have only one evening available for ce | Are mnow featuring at thes o running Just about as well ©s he Vet | ity o unload his lefthander. H\'rr;:n‘h uaulxi\dxw"'d home with- 11" Dunnington, 2121 Fourth street | shater i i) cach week. : & arastable toripractice Ly o e rers S o excentionm ran in his life e did the mile e out delay and did not put on a un rtheas win A. 3212 Seven Phel, opportunity to buy a Suit or i . ot 1y A i refors are co - g ps. Ruth Albee and Rub: 1 y 1o buy a Suit or Over mes in just a fraction Jeanes Has Ability form for several months. Then he | teenth street northeast WILL HELP McEWAN. Ihevstore, fhes are Jeoncentatle | s o Ruly Alvee |csat at mmadl ‘cont: nutes nds, and no s i b s B i upon their Recreation League com- e s _still_exist in the Jhier runner wis even n him_ at N anes Mack would get a started training again, but saw litt —— —- - EUGENE, Oreg., February 8 (&) 2 g Mount Rainier squad, and any players Ve finish, Connolly still makes his S cighing 180 Service. hurling a total of only 20 Harry O, Ellinger, Harrisburg, Pa.. | ination and hope to give all comers a | who wish to try out for these positions U R rien. e s oA vear-old. 6 footer, weighing 180 inyings in 10 games as a relief man D. C. SKATERS SCORE. former West Point star and line coacl; £00d battle, even the crack Metropoli- | are requested fo get in touch With Mr. Suit or pounds, who is equipped to goi He w been appointed | tans. v yBellman at Hyattsville 431-M after of Ore-| Volley ball practice will be held to-]o'clock. credited with no ar, ¥ Wa \ ame he mile in thi hington's roller hockey tez\m[lhere last line coach at the Universit tlv after his wace in New York | fur in his chosen field of fly chasing.|and charged with one_deiea wnnexed a second win at the expens 3 ; over felt hetter | a1 e et gl of s e o " ight | zon. Ellinger will be assistant | MOTTOW night, as usual, by the C. A.C.{ . = i 0} Connoily I mever felt hetter o gy Bl ded to register 4 | INE an average of 443 earncd I he Taltimore skitery last nighc eon fon Taet Wil becoms asaistant i e in b dtlans 5o the placq s Bastman andl Fidemout) Sex - rerce pomal running. 15 1 bad | Mhovsh o T2 per e innings | at the Arcade, the score being 4 to 1. | to John J. McEwan, Wilkon Newar Schorr HBoriac Iteamsywill ot meat tomarros en believe 1 could have | batting average of only ,263 in the - | s $ 2 Tantei Epiphany gymnasi s for cthing. 15 games he hormed into with the| Poppescu will be on hand to instruct =V sium, .|‘rm~(:nxk1'::afl‘ those who are not familiar with the | cheduled. because the ‘Tatlored for YVou” how well an experienced run Ju ationals after being plucked from Youth In His Favor. ] - is temporarily depleted due to an : ver like Connolly judges bis pace and | he Birmingham club in midseason | T X Heimach's favor i< the fact! ! Three new members were admittea |“Pidemic of colds and grippe. The As You Want It. indges ce Lefore he even Steps | Iyt vear, he had demonstrated a high | game will be played at u later date houht that he should be able to win fr ahout 4 minutes 21 seconds. Con- en st : S s . to the club at recent meetings and will | 'k was shown SO | grder of ‘ability as a swatsmith with| | that he is still young, having| Th Evemng Star Boys be welcomed officially in February at | CCOTdINE to tie present’ plan of the ! - Boston Athletic Associn: (b irone, hoasting of a mark of |« cclebrated his 24th birthday only the time that the semiannual roster( ‘g c0aches o $ 50 ; k 1ot the time he graduated last month. His shoulder having re- Club Pledge | e Bintam aon mepOlve O'Hern, | saturday, as schoduled, if the team 1s - ceived such a long rest he may have | Mary 3 In the Southern Assoc in condition by that date. o (ctunlly won the event in just | Jeanes was regarded as an exc tlent | T A i . il T sl nterciase bask sallst:| W fmetion over 4 minutes and 22 | outfielder and was rated as having "}“’l“”" “l""l"]m”“‘C of it, ”:; WANT to be a member of The Evening Star Boys Litcs of the Wivermts ootk iel o Comets and Acactas will mect 10 For $30 Grade sa0onds one oi the best throwing arms in which event he should prove a mos Cl . ed embershi [ Soiit oten {anight with o a header | Might at Business High School in the B = and if accepted to m hip, [ pledge my- will ope it a double-header | MEP » Hworetiientd etown men | Mitor league basc ball. A number of | vakuable addition to the local mound | alf"b't 3 ip, I pledge my. B the Tniversity mvmnastum at Col |y Couneil Teague game listed. The ebidie i Yok A, ¢ scouts folowed the Texan about for | (g, | 8 o: in ny y lege Park. dTl;‘e seniors will meet the | ‘7115 P, FoIke the | 021; :«iznl\.-g. " $ 5‘0 Gedbsie Bl ey See ‘\\«»5L] and 'l_ui ]vlvr-mul_g»ham‘_c]nh re- | O emach has a value beyond pitche} Keep myself always in good physical condition. funlors; and the sopliomares)will 0b-| yjutiopolitan AL & Ehacss e Catenss . tiollen and Gex M: Whic| feived Stwernl Woraime oftens 0F (e Lowever. He i bwd hiver Play fair. - hi% Maxine Heiss, one of the basket ball | *d Good Shephera teams will get into ormer member of the relay team ' him, but most of them were on B a Tact base muoner e addition] Be a modest winner and an un loser. managersp has announced the follow- | “Ction , tonight in the Recreation snd tter is running middle dis {cash basis. the Barons demanded [#19 @ fast basc runner in addition Abide by-the rules of all S G Rl |League series. This game il be For $35 Grade siice cvents e running re- | players. and thie Washington bid was | to being a good judge of a fix bail, i fhe xue sport guge . an Februars 8—Seniors ve. Juniors: Sopho-| AYed on the Calvary court at 9 wrkably well, not so well |accepted because Vean Gregg was in- | 2014 he might Git in well as a utility | respect officials. ey Ve i ™ @ Sopho-| p'clock. Gienidil b Genueion [ cluded as part of the purchase price, | Outhelder or first baseman. | Follow the activities of the Club through The iorve Soohomones. I ¥+ Freehmen: Jur- 50 rex ever visited this country than | o Jeanes got but little chance to| Tt devclops that the proposition o | Evening Star. i Sy uigmeres. 0 v Freshmen: S| RADIATORS, FENDERS | $ . Hoff is likely to make him- | {15P5 YT v g : aser | sending Jeanes to the Athletics orig-| |f. Never neglect either home duties or school classes. hitgn 4 Sumore: Soplomiores | W R b R Fors Dr g PAIRED Lefore he leaves, if he ever ipating in only 13 games|{inated with Connie Mack himself, the }n;"" oh K—Freshmen vs. Seniors: Sopho- WX%TA%?‘BR. & F. WKS. | W. oy Mol &sdma’ to. Bela pd- 11 which but 0 fielding chances were i tall tactician having made overtures March 15—Juniors : Seni $41 wured chap who s makes afforded him, but he took care of all | jor the Texan last Fall, when he of- | I am years old; attend. school, ve. Sophomores. ve. Freshmen: Seniors | 319 13th ST. 1423 P. REAR For $40 Grade viendz, Certainly < one of the in a business-like manner which|fered to send Bing Miller, our old 7 | st adl-round and field ath- | proved he was no slouch at spearing | {riend and former fellow townsman, cies in the world, if not the greatest. | flies. 0 A | here in exchange for him. The local Harold Osborne. America’s best all- | TIf the deal fails Griffith, Harris & | club balked at this, but indicated ound man. does not have the marks | Co., ditimately may find reason tol then it would be willing to, give,up the various events that HOM | cororatylate themselves, and local | = Hei gratulate themselves. and local| Jeanes in exchange for Heimach, and SOVSOS, Consider for a moment | . " & - < : . ians may not mourn, either, as the | this latest offer merely is a reitera- I would like to have a Membership Certificate and ot t‘;:",;"‘;'; senior sextet ill | p I \ The Evening Star Boys Club button, which'I ! tomogrow night when. it "cfla:;:ef’:‘,s";l’,“ RO' | SERS $ will wear. |the Capitol Athletic Club team at 7 l oclock in_the Wilson Normal - nasium. The squad will ba composed| ‘L0 Match Your Odd Coats Virknia Whit, Bie-Gargs ‘mmi | EISEMAN'S, 7th & F|° For $50 Grade » following records, what Hoff has : g : e onL oIt b3 | genial giant is the happy-go-lucky | tion of the one made. previously. Name of Boy x oworne. | type of athlete who appeals to the| Mack is known to look upon Joc | Tailor-Made Means You « You l quickigtradefor| Studebaker { Power Durabi ity Finish | 1115 see. Cash customer—a colorful ball player. | Bush with covetous eyes, and it is 3 Heimach a Gamble. | possible, though not probable, that | | = | the A’s chieftain may get some ac-| n. | [ N view of the injury he received!tion on this score. although Griffith, maintained regardless last year Heimach is a gamble,| Harris & Co. value the services of | 5 3 I 5 e of ‘emberaturo by cool. as far as curving goes, The l)ig‘”“’ newcomer from the Browns so Clip this blank application, fill it out, and mail it today refreshing applications of | highly that C ie is Ii | e < N . 5 7. . = id ol leithander—he towers 6 feet into the | \'l'f,.',{‘pq‘l'.:( 11,2-":'(":‘::.1‘;:1!«]“:?:]5‘, \{%J}:'. addressed: Chief, Boys Club, Evening Star, Washington, D. C. l Newbro’s Hel’l’“:“‘le l & ; d at jair and weighs about 185 -is essen-!ington club would make for him. A Sold at all drug ceunters Scalp Comfort s You Want It. I Get the Garment Made | | 7, in. (World record. e, | Mertz & MertzCo., Inc. Tailors 906 F Street