Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1928, Page 69

COLLEGIANS NOW LOOKING TO OUTBDOOR COMPETITION Just Three Basket Ball Games Remain on Card, Georgetown and Matyland Having Finished Their Seasons With Fine Records. BY H. C. BYRD. PE\CITS week not only marks the end of Winter sparts for local ecol- leg2s, but also the begining of practice for Spring teams. In act. as far as Spring squads ate €wnctrnad, some of them already have | [ to get ready for sttenuous sched- u St. Mary's. another Wednesday night with George Washingim, and Gallau- | lg:hv‘me With Shepherd Oollege Friday | night. < Qeorgetawn’s track men run in _the Knights o1 Columbus games in New York Wednésday night. Following these | contests all indoor suits will be laid away until next December. Two_schools. Georgetown and Mary- Jand. have wound up their basket ball schedules after highly successful records. Georgetown playsd 13 games and won 12, while Marsland took part in 18 and won 14. Both universities met strong quints and their records speak remark- ably well for the kind of plavers they Bad and the excelient coaching they re- ceived. Catholic University also is ha\in; al very successful year, and has won 13 of | 16 games. If it wins both its contests | this wéek it will finish with exactly the | samé percentage as Maryland. | | | Carolina will be the %-: test mile run- | mer in college circles before the end of {the current year. He has done better flhln 4:20-and it is felt that he should {be up among the best three or four men who try out for the Olympic team. The Tarheels confidently expect him to be one of the distance runncrs who toe | . Threé more Baskei ball games are | the mnll;k at mle start of at least one | here tonight. 19 be plaved. Catholic University hav- race when Uncle S8am's athletes meet | B Y et 17 BE ORI Atie SO e, | tnaiboits wers rwelltcontisted. mer. About two weeks ago a formet Uni- versity of Georgia athléte, on his way through Washington, gave it as his |y, opinion that the Mississippi A. and M. | has the best basket ball team in the | would win. So far that opinion is borne | out by developments, as the Mississippi outfit has won twice and goes into the | " semi-finals Monddy. Yesterday it de- feated Virginia by a wide margin, indi- cating far greater strength than any- ody in this seéction ever dreamed that it possessed. G. W. C0-ED TOSSERS LOSE TO VIRGINIANS Outplayed completely in the center | Y HAND BALL TITLE GOES TO GRIFFEN OF DETROIT DETROIT, February 25 (4).—Joe NAVY DOES WELL eating Nelson of Baltimoré, na- ;llonmalDA%. champlion, 21 to 8 and Prior to his'victory today Griffen had defeated Allgrt Hobeiman of Baltimore, defending Y. M. C. A. title holder, in straight sets. COMPANY F EASILY . BEATS BLISS QUINT HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 25.— Regular baskéters of Company F. Na- tional Gudrd, drubbed Bliss Electrical School, 27 to 12, in the armory here tonight before a large crowd. It was the third time the Soldiers have downed Bliss this season, Bliss gave Company F a stubborn battle for the first hplf. which ended with the Soldiers nhead by only 9 to 8. but the Doughboys cut loose in the second half to easily bag the game. Reeley, Wright and Vincent led the victors® attack with 7 points each. Co. F Reeley. 1. hankiin ht, However, Middies Are Beaten at Wrestling, Swimming and Fencing. ANNAPOLIS. Md.. February 25— Wrestlers of Weést Virginid, showing ! more knowledge of the sport and ex- | hibiting greater strength in most classes ! defeated the Naval Académy 21 to 8 an | In spite of the one-sided score, Summary Virginia, Navy 115 POU won deeision pS—Cooner, . Weat over Capt. Ashf hforl, ox. West Virsinia. threw h a body scissors hold. Brill. West Virginia. thres with a half-Nelson and body 3 NDS—Bannister, Navy, threw Conk. West Virg with ‘A head” scissors Wi enst 30 Jor. West Virginia b ‘a half-Netson and | Tite, 804, DS—Merker or_Reowster. West V 81 TED WEIGHT nin, wan de e dvantagh. 2 Tniveraity of West' Virzinia, 21: 1 Academy, w ave. won deci. nia. Time ad- CLASS—Nixon 2 over Wilson. Totals, Refores. CENTRAL NATATORS BEATEN BY PLEBES Navy and Syraeusé divided honors in the fank, the visitors winning the swimming match by 33 to 20, but the Midshipmeén turned the tables in déci- zl_lve It:;hlon in ths water polo game, to KOPF WILL GOACH GEORGETOWN NINE Former Major League Player Is Selected to Succeed Egan, 1927 Mentor. Georgetown University’s base ball | sau-d the coming Spring will be coach- ed by Willlam Larry Kopf, former shortstop of the Cincinnati Reds, and for 10 years a big leaguer. Amnounce- ment of his sclection to succéed Ben Egan was madé yesterday at the Hill- top. Egan, who is unable to return the coming scason because of his contract with the Baitimore Orioles, has been granted a year's leave of absence. Kopf, who was a member of the Cin- cinnati team when it won its first worle series title in 1919, is a graduate of Fordham Unlvers* , where he partici- pated in foot ball and basket ball in addition to bass ball. Connie Mack took him directly from college ranks for his Philadelphia Athletics and he remained with the Mackmen a season, when he was sent to Baltimore only to ij | be recalled by th~ Athletics to take Jack Batry's place. Aftér two years, during which time his fighting qualities im- préssed observers, he was traded to Cleveland, from which téam he went to Cincinnati, where he played five vears. In 1921, Kopf was sold to the B Braves. At the end of two years h that tedm he asked his unconditional release so he could managé the Ken- osha Club in the Midwestern Leagus. After piloting that elub ssveral years / ASTERN HIGH SCHOOL inter- class basket ball honors will be at stake when the four class squads swing into action tomor- row afternoon in the double- header which opens the annual seres. Senjors will play Bopohomores and Frechman will oppose Junlors in these tiits. The three athletic directors, Imo- gene Stockett, Euphemia Fosdick and Mrs. Virginia Woodin, have announced the personnel of the squads as given below. In the senlor and Jjunior groups, Miss Stockett intends to ro- tate the players, glving each an op- | portunity to play two or thres posi- ‘tlom as A new experiment in develop- ing an all-court game. Thosz named | Senlors—Miss Dalksr, manager; | Bixler, captain, and Misses Sanborn, Gernand, Cgnnon. Hatton, Hughes, | Ewin, Greenwood, Wood and Newman. Juniors—Mlss Wilkinson, captain: Misses Wiles, Drake, Peter, Snyder, Im- lay, Hedler, Frayser and Thomas. Sophomores—Mary Kelss, captain nd forward; Misses Rodler, Galatzo and Althens, forwards; Fergason and Sand ridge, centers; Shorb and Pruitt, sid: centers; Nelll, Cole, Blackney and Jarnette, guards. Ereshmen—Alice Haigh, captain and forward; Anna May Poor, Ruth Brown, centers; | tha Walter, side-cénters; Sarah Mulvey, Frances Nage!, Edith Lyle and Bertha Gilbert, guards. The schedule: February 27—S Freshmen vs. Junfors. February 20— Juniors vs. Senfors; Freshmén vs. Soph- omores. ‘Match 5—Fréshmen vs. Se- niots; Sophomorés ve. Suniors. March F—Freshmen vs. Juniors: Sophomores vs. Senfors. March 12—Sophomores vs. to the squads are:| Miss forwards; Eleanor imlay and 1da Lyons, Marjorie Robinettd and Ber- | homores vs. Seniots: | Juniors: Freshmen vs. Seniors. Mareh | WOMEN IN SPORT BY CORINNE FRAZIER ——ssimsseoe gressed and give promise of developing | some first-class basket ball talent under her tutelage, Although not exhibiting their usual well organized team play, the Natienal Park Seinary six triumphed over the Gallaudet tossers, 37 to 23, onr their | Home court yesterday. The Kendall Greeners started out with a snappy passing game which netted them 3 field goals before the hostess squad found the basket. But | a8 the gams prog came to the front and was Jeading, 22- 12, at haif time. Helen' Lombard accounted for 25 points for the winners, Helen Hofiman rolling in the other 12. This comhina- ‘L"fxmk dtld some pretty passing under the sket. | _Gallaudet was hmd|c:\pJnd by an {Injury to their star guard, Margaret | du Bose, who was forced out of the | game after a hard tumble. Next Friday the Forest Glen rquad | will close its court geason, facing the | Roland Park School in Baltimors as | its final opponents. Gallaudet will play hostess next Sat- |urday to the Western Maryland squad at Kendall Green. G Seoring: Two-points—Lom man "(51. Marting (7). € Pointa—Lombard 171 {150, n. ¥ | ressed, Natlonal Park | ONLY FOUR GAMES _ FOR SCHOOL FIVES wimmers Have Two Meets. Base Ball and Track Get Attention. e < This week will mark the passing of 'ths season for schoolboy baskst ball teams hereabout. | Only four games involving local quintz | are carded for the week, aside from | Central High's tilts in the Penn tourna- ment at Philadelphia. Céniral's particl- | pation in the tournament which i von | Iast Winter is the high spot of the week, though the few other games for local | wams promise brisk action. | With baskét ball meving rapidly intd | the background, base bzll and track préparation will come m for sarious consideration at the schools. Swimmers will continue active and twe moets are listed for the week. In the lohe attraction tomorrow, Hr- attstille High and Georgetown Prep uints will mix at Garrett Park. Ma. yattsville trimmed the y Hmas ung 3 ¢ | farlier in thé season. but the lattér | have improved markedlv recently a2nd | are figured to make a strong bid fof | revéngs tomorrow. Azain Tuesday only a single game is booked. but it should be a corker as it | will bride together Gonzaga and Aléxe andtia. two teams of apparently dimost in a clash in the Vir- he returned to organized base ball last year as shortstop for Indianapolis American Association team. Kopf is still under contract with Indianapolis, but has asked fot his rélease to enter the fiéld of collége coaching. Kopf was a4 favorite of the late Pat Moran, manager of Cine'nnatl, who | liked the youngster “because he neve: ¥ minutes of play to claim the decision. knew when he was licked.” DIVIDE AT SWIMMING. The visitors led. 13 to 11, at hailf | time and at the end of the third period CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Februaw | gyl neld the long end of a 17-to-16 g i and Washiogton dnd Lee | count. Lale in:the fourth sesslon, with half were in front, il: | nere this afternoon, the Cavaliers tak- | [116,5c0r¢ 22 to 21 for Weslemn Mary. | was high ing the varsity events. 32 to 26. and the | {50 Busan Brandt deopped ' & feld | 11 points. Generals annexing the freshmah eott- | Thy PGl adtied to by & single point petition by the same score. Virginia | G ‘e g showed superlority ih ths diving. ‘f,gombv“;; ‘;:",m“.,l,:ffi‘e :;\med‘?y Caiii e Phillips, the Navy's sprinter, won the 80-yard free style ffom Mergott, the Syracuse star. Summary of swimming: ARD FREE v With véry suceessful indoor seasons | o Back of them, local institutions aré more than anxious to continué their | even strength, ginia city. Alexandria nosed cut thé | purple. 26 to 25, in a thrilling finish in | the teams' first meeting of the cam- | paign recently in the I street school Showing general superiority Knights | SYm- !of Columbus basketers handily tri-| Emerson will travel to Warrenton, | umphed over Woodlothians, 41 to 21, | Va.. Wednesday for the sols tiiz sched- {last might in a4 Washington City Wed that day. Leaguz geme in Carroll Hall gym-! Georgetown Prep and Gonzaga toss- |nesium. ¢ With Cappell and Morris ers will mix Thursday in (h!’:‘"fl'! heading their attack and J. Mitchell gym in an encounter which is apt to playing a bang-up all-around pasmie the produce interesting competition. This Caseys gained the lead early and at the <ot eld. George W ed tossers bowed to the Westhamptor | Colleg> team of Richmond, Va. 33 to 119 last night at George Washington. Margarét Willis, Westhampton's di- ington University co- | 14—Freshmen vs. Sophomores. Juniors vs. Seniors. | OVER WOODLOTHIAN ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feébruary 25.— Naval Academy Plebes overwhelmed . | Central High 8chopl of Washington in | the tank today, 54 to 15. The visitors | téok only one first. { Céntral's victory was in the 100-yard back stroke, won by Varella. ‘The Navy developed & promising | sprinter in Byrd. who took the 50 and 1100 yard free-style events by good mar- gins, and also swam in both of the Navy's rel Ser-| - sSummary: Ameriean University eo-éd passers | topped off their season in fine style by a hard-earhed vittory over the Western Maryland séxtet yesterday on the Alaska avenue court. 24 to 22. They came in from behind in the last few {most brilliant player of the fair sex| | seen on n&‘oul er;urt n.h&s season. Speed. | i accuracy passing and unerring judg- ment characierised s | hér play. She an- | TS | ticivated every tip-off with uncanny | “"iskul and rushed the ball to her for- | wards often before the echo of the | nl unce, Colonial guard, put N''§ Georgetown has men in Adelman in the | up a valiant fight to check the visitors' | Jink" t &}&m Javelin, Hottor In the | scoring and her team rallied around her 'wrk "1‘1“ the pole vault, 'holm the third period to outguess the win- Mwin ey Wrtstor., Canron nud Merpmts perform m&dmg-yimuc ettt lg;r;, but n:; rally came too late as 'i;m" 1383 210, Navy swimmers—Kohihas, town y | 23-3' coun am. Sanches and PhiTis. T Have. exaepi i end ‘ Py it already was piled up mlmt’ ot sy 0. G--Won by HOMf. Nave Srracise, sscond. 788 man RD RAC Syprense: Alexander. Nave thind Time P BREAST Wakemap, thind . Maryland, however, ough with a fairly good record. ane pecially ought it to have one of & teams, €8t sprint relay quartets in the country. | probably will be the lest court game R Gmd}:n of the campaign for local schoolboys. et for lans wi . = | No competitions Bave been listed for {e2holastic ~ athletes Friday and two cwiming meets ar® the oniy attraction Saturday. Central High natators will tertain Calvert Hall School fih of 1Y A Navy: Peter now Syinenen N_ 200.YARD w Sy :57 8.1 Y- b 8w p by Lieas, Navy: Vedenbursh, Navy. Won by Rvid ond: - Bodine, Wontiathians 7 Horowitz.f. 0 0 1 et ball téams, while Marvland s in a po-| ‘This victory glv | 1 es Westhampton the | :ghu‘: 'x'-f"fi'\ 1t must rebuild almost en- 1 edge on thé locals, as each hn‘:in won | rely at sport. However. Mary- once on their two previous meetings, land probably is in better shapé for | Summary: G Bese ball than it seems on the surface. | o Maryland has a rea} task in la Navy Contrat, 100-¥ rella. Co Opening its gymnastic season here, the Navy won a thrée-tonered match against Massachusetts Tech and Témple University. Navy scored 33 points, to 14 by Tech and 7 by Témple. | Adamson, captain. Steiner and| von by Va v econd: Huft 1 E—w < on be Ash second, Massineill. Navy Contral 10 BREAST by NOTRE DAME TAKES MEET. SOUTH BEND. Ind., February 25.— Notre Bame defeated Wisconsin in a track mieet hars today, 48 2-3 to 37 Susaa Brandt and Florence Fellows | started in the forward fleld, Miss Jacoby replacing the latter in the second helf. Katherine Severance ‘)lnyed center for !A. U, Rowenctta Allen, side cénter: 1<3.| Ethel Moultoh and Sara Martz started | Itimore in the Central pool and Dév- itt and Baitimore Poly swimmers wil' match strokes in the latter’s tank. otale Foikes 20 131 Totals. .10 Sullivan (Georgatown). TOME SWIMMERS SECOND. Time. though, as it must face a long sthed. ol ule of veteran teams with very inex- | Marcarat W terial. | Gas ™ Minor ‘ashington will riot have a | Bettr Zimm team, but it is banking on | Scorine: Fiehl eon | as guards. with Mary Chadwick subeti. | | tuting for Miss Martz later in the game. | Mrs. Haugen refereed. | Under the direction of Dotothy Wulf, | 2 new athletic instructor, the Ameri- Rates hdl her. | s YORK. February 25 (#).—De- NEW witt Clinton High School of New Y« PLEBE BOXERS ECORE. iu'dl{ to:‘thekmth annual tgt:t ast ANNAPOLIS. Md. Pebruary 25— scholastic swimming cham; of Lonise Omwake | Hughes led in the point scoring for |Hener Nore- 4 ot 'r""l'lmvhuil) g the Navy. The most btilliant indi- | Central, thigd in vidual performance was that of Steiner n..’."?"p‘.".h v‘v’{ 3 S s AMES MATMEN SCORE. on the flving rings. s STATE COLLEGE, Pa, February 25 (A).—Towa State wrestling teem beat th n 1 it ors Tarol 0 310 e 300 varde sard oDl llen He! 1 (AL Crumley (7). Richardson (31° Heflm track squad. The | 3y reger | noint—Richard: & & srtanging & duel mest | 1. SR Pl OBighyini— i d will také part in thé Pen: | o Substitninne—MacGresor for Lawion. M. M | <oroul fn ol M 4 1 o1y Mino eertdin to be Weisiv of Richmond. | man. Hefi'n for | Bateren—pias Biirabein. Enzel of Washingzton el ML“' ' Umvire—Miss Franees i e WOODBERRY FOREST DEFEATS EPISCOPAL L have been | ALEXANDRIA, Va. Pebruary 25.— 'oodbérry Porest basketers vanquished mnm. Eplecopal High, here this in &n interesting game. 36 to 30. It was a point-for-point battle until | the third er, when the schoolboys from e gaintd the lead. to hold it i Pilaw | for ty in ids thoreafter. J. Weaver. W. Weaver and | 99K headed Chatam the victor's attack, with Bryant doing most of Episcopal's scor- ing. game was the last of the sea- son for Episcopal. Episconal (300, 4T ‘::;‘ ' e 8 3 than 14! séemed to | Iy.&nli i g f e | k €. W. GIRL RIFLISTS SCORE OVER DREXEL| PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Pebruary 28.— Qeorge Washington University co-ed {rifie team registered another vietory here today, defeating the Drexcl Insti- tute shooters, 498 to 484, 3 Yesterday they mur‘:d over thé Uni- van Helen Taylor, G. W. captaln, scored her fifs it 1) B .{h‘ E Otts Broll of Western Maryland eg% probably is the best all-around Mfluuo;mm!hemflauh&hfi $ection. he plays forward, he is the bulk of the defense and the way he can drop the 45 a nightmare Aga: &d five goals from the 2nd o the N. R. A. for use hes. fipor three | Arline Spencer also had a perfect from the foul line, despite the fact that m ‘The other counting scores were four men played against him at various | ria Wright, 99: Verna Parsons, 99, times. Broll was against a fresh man |and Marjorie Polsom, 98. évery second of the game, yet was not | e only Marylander able to teepf him from getting rezl chances to score | of the Navy's performers, entcred th~ | Fencing Club of Néw York by eight | da of The Naval Academy took first place |,, in all events but the tumbling, ih | br Naral which it did not score a point. TR Hughes and Steiner, two of the best | "¢ Bodit 101 Trae stvle Kirokee)—AVan Acaderie aith Hoft Rerdand Central swimmers—Varelia. Bate: ne. OLD LINE SHOOTERS EASILY TAKE MATCH University of Maryland's rifle team defeatsd Western Maryland Collegr shois by 56 points in a cHouldsr-to- shculder match on the College Park rangs. Matiland scored A total of 11,321 to 1,285 for fhe visitors. Ninc men fired for each team, the high five total scores counting for record. The Old Liné teein gaited a small ledd in the prons stege And added to it throughout. Spicknall of Marylend was high gun \'.'I‘g 292 cut of 300, whlla Cock led Western Maryland with 250. Summartes: MARYI, L] hE hreast aid Naval Academy from the Marine Corps. Naval Academy fencers lost to the bladesmen of the J. Sanford Saltus bouts to nine, but made a fine show- ing against the véteran swordsmen. Owing largely to the door form of Waite, its captain, the Navy lcst the foils match by four to five, but won three of th® four bouts with-tié duel- ling swords. After the visitors had won two of the three bouts with thé saber, the match pended upon the bout bstween Dow the visitors and Midshtioman Eller. The Inatter Jead by 4 to 2. but Dow three points in a fow, SINERTON WINS 8KI MEET. OTTAWA, Ontetio, Fébruary 25 (# —Rolf Sinerton of the Montrea! Ski Club won the Canadian ski jumping crown at the all-Canada meet here to- day. Sinerton's jumps of 112 and 110 féet gave him victory over more than a score of rivals. i AXD | Rorei Stand | Svicknan o 1 s (€ KERNS WIN! AT GOLF. PINEHURST, N. C.. February 25 (4 —S8. K. Kerns of Boston, who led the qualifiers earliet in the week, won th seniors’ golf tournament here today by ge:;ld'lng 0. C. Hutchison of Detroit D)" 1. i 150 WESTERN MARYLAND Prone fimms L | Summers (¢apt’y Downes Cook Tushy Totals 0 Old Dominion Boat Club Five Would Clip Wings of Eagles OPING to succeed whers Wash- ington teams have failed, sturdy Old Dominion Boat Club basketers of Alexandtia will invade Congress Heights Audi- torium this afternoon hoping to vai quith Anacostia Eagles, District chi plons. The tossers from across the Po tomac have shown strongly this season and among their achievements is a victory over Gallaudet whith was scored efter the Kendall Greeners had | beaten the Boatmen earller in the sea- son. The game today, which will start After nest Saturday only six game- will rémain to be played in the Sunday School Lergue, which 15 to close Marcn 17. In contests next Saturday Petworih M. E. and Columbia Heights quints are to face at 7:45 o'clock, following whicn United Brethrens and Calvary tists and M‘mmt Vernons and Calvary Reds will mix. H Trinity basketers of Takoma Park, drubbed Cogs, a team comprising Cen- tral High students, in the Céntral gym, 38 10 7. Arthur Turner scored 10 points for the winners. | | | | | | | nesl. Stand. Totals Xigel, Sy ats | Penn State. 19 to 8, heres today, wine ning five of the stven bouts. can University co-eds have showed s'cedy improvement as ason pro. Navr plebs boxers won from Bsllefonte | Columbis University with & total ef 15 | Aeademy by fivé bouts to two, in & well | points. T{;’m 8chool of Maryiand wa: £t m E it i3 'h here this aftérnnen. 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Two tilts are lsted | and the reserves being down for a tussie suffering with blood puisoning received f Washington, will meet Tuesday night Knights of Columbus and Distriet | A cup will be presented the team along Catholic University athletic director, | erel games last sranon Va. on March 1, 2 and 3, as a result of | High star twirler, will go into training | T. G. Guifire has been elected presi- | t for March 2, 6 und 9 {dent of the Del Kay Athletic Ciub, The senlor Utle in the annual Canadian | & Co. hasketers will engage American |t PHAUSEVE FUTARY H any F en- speed skating champlonships today. He | l’.nllwlx:y Express five, starting at 2 | U Newark Pleasure cfim of Baltl- in the three-mile and 440-yard eve: Another bright double bill has been 3 P i L !‘ arranged for the Knights of Columbus "";"’:cgl‘z“"fi.‘"": ‘:“",i “‘F';':m'“ -"‘"""";'l Ha k Al . > gym this afternoon. The Casey Regu- was the Newark Club that downed . icks, Alexandria Player, Who the K. C. s~conds and Senator Seniors A preliminary Tuesday night the Go | will come together. » s [ By s Com- w Aoy ny P Reserves will play hosts to Five games are carded this week In Loan & Trust Co, tossers, | w ht Woodlothians and Y. M. | 8150 are listed for action on ths Hyatts« Louis “Rip” MWicks, star third elati 1l beneft d the ER Mt et i Cemiral i gy [ vein fllflmtr d to ente ’l\:nhl.) "‘; g 5 3 ciation will give a henefit dance in the . tos- | being listed to entertain the fast Cal- baserman of his city, who 1 | Flks' Hall auditoriim Thursdaw st 8 o'clock, Marines and Woj | now the property of the il Alexanaris High and Gonsaga High | barracks, iwo (U1s, arn VOes & wilh e CAlvary seeond-atringers X i 0 come togethe aturday nigh he mpany F A~ 85 4 result of bistering his feet whiie \In the Armory Hall at § o'clock. o N aym wmere W M. G |keters. will bo enteriaingd in_fecopnte iaying basket bali with the Alexsodris | gy peminten Besi Clwb wants o) obes . jeame for next Saturd ight 1o be , Sy pah: Guura quinta are down for an en- | With other rewards, Dancing wil foi- iteam having a gymnasium. Phone Man- | counter Saturday night ow. who dige into the underbrush for pro- a . spective Tigers, after he had watched |sger Juock Allen at 41e‘x‘ndrln 424, him el with the Bt Mary's Cel Coach J. ¥, Wikson of Alexandria High Behiool has Glscarded his plan W enter the Washingwn sna lee University 8 communicalion received from the Uni- | With the New Haven Kastern League yersity of Virginia aulhiorities advising | sm on March 26 at Raleigh, N. C, Bim that the semi-final wnd finsl games As Alexandria High School whipped | ub will meet agOn on March | st 121 Warrenton, 40 W 22, st Warrenton, for | Kast Howell avenue the third district 'nllh]Wnnle lnst 1 clinched the title by winning the three. | 0'cl % more, starting at 8:30 oclock. The lars and Wolts quints will face in the Company ¥ in one of the few games the Will Join Detroit C ill Join Detroit Club, Is 111 o | the Washington City League, the sched- 7:30 o'clock A Sers are 1o face Woedncsday in vary M. E/ Church team of this city, troft American lesgue club, ¥ A and Clover quints also are to meet, (tion of winning the Oity Leagua ctown. Hicks was signed by Charky Moran, | 1,04 with some Washington of nesrby tics ana Alexandria High School in sev i basket ball Lurnament st Lexinglon Kermit Smith, former Alexandria | f Uie State high sciool series had been night, the Maroon «nd White will mect | Twenty buse bull candldates reported | w Coach Jeff Williams of the St | Mary’s Celtics, at an indoor anll in Lyceum Hall Jast night 18 next opponent in the Btete flag chase next Friday in this city Alerandgris Hi kirls alsu won the third district title 1n their division by sking out & 15-%-10 Uilumph over \h»‘; Brothers' School defeated Jeflerson Warrenion girls | Gradea Bchool at basket ball by u 28- | KL Mary's Boys' Club of York. Pa, | 0-13 count todsy, Lynch, Boren and one of the fastest unlimited combine- | Gentmere starred for the winners tione in the Keystone Siate, will play the Old Dominion Boat Club here Wed- At Agnes’ Episcopsl School for Oirls t mn‘l.{l:lrh, wwa, “ Modish Hose Staples Shaps 10¢ A mild, meilow pettecto. shaped cigan | nesday Y on the Armory Boor et ) bowed to the 8:00, e ”l'lldlw; n Lyu\ea’n H