Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1930, Page 65

WEEK'S SCHEDULE OFFERS 21 GAMES Pern and W. & L. Meets Remaining Bright Spots in Basket Ball. COUPLE of weeks more and the schoolboy basket ball season hereabout will be almost over. In fact, there is a perceptible falling off in activity now. Twenty-one games are listed this week, considerably fewer than have been played during re- cent weeks. A rifie match between Cen- tral and the Navy Plebes is carded for Annapolis Saturday. There are some attractive matches Temaining, however, before the scholas- tics will call it a season. Fans also will be interested in the Penn tournament, in which Central, Tech and Western are entered. District teams also may enter one or two other tournaments, the ‘Washington and Lee competition being likely to draw representation from this area. Action is_scheduled every day this week, with Tuesday and Friday as the big days. Five games are listed each ay. Contests of more than usual interest are those scheduled between George- town Prep and St. John's at Garrett Park, Ben Pranklin and Emerson and Western and Gonzaga at on ‘Tuesday: Tech and town - men, who will clash in & preliminary to the G. U. Varsity-Western Maryland game Thursday night at 7:30 in Ryan gym; Western and Georgetown Prep at Garrett k Thursday afternoon, and Maury High of Norfolk and Central at Central, Tech and Catholic University Freshmen at Tech and Ben Franklin and St. John's at St. John's at 8:30 p.m. on Friday. one game is scheduled tomor- row, that between the Gonzaga and Episcopal Lightweights in the Episcopal gym. St. John's defer ted Georgetown Preps, 30 to 24, in an early season game and is favored to répeat when these old rivals face again 'I\Jn'lld;z 5 Ao . Emerson w oul venge 39-36 defeat hlnfledtl‘i by Ben Frank- lin more than a month ago. Gonzaga and Western will be meeting for the first time and a bang-up game is, expected with the latter being given the best chance for victory. Landon and St. Albans will face in the Epiphany gym and Devitt will en« gage Swavely in other games Tuesday. A trio of games is listed Wednesday. Mount St. Mary's Prep will engage St. John’s at St.” John's, Emerson and Episcopal will meet at and Hyattsville High and Reck will clash at Rockville. Georgetown Freshmen and Tech will be meeting for the first time this season ‘Thursday night. A spirited scrap is cted. town , 31 to 11, earlier in the camj , &1 Garrett Parkers will be battling to even scores. In other games Thursday, Leonard Hall, Whlag gl:fi Gmflle:‘md -mul; le recently, will again m Purp! gn the I street school hardwood, Ben Franklin and Columbus University will have it out and St. Albans and Friends will batttle on the Priends' court. Maury High defeated Central, 24 to 18, several weeks ago in Norfolk and a worth-while contest is expected when these teams meet Friday. In an earlier meeting this Winter Catholic University Freshmen conquered Tech, 28 to 26, and another lively game is expected. Ben Franklin and St. John's each have shown strength and are expected to wage an interesting contest. Other engagements PFriday in which District scholastics will figure are listed between Georgetown Prep and Priends lightweight teams and Bliss and St. John's College Junior Varsity at An- napolis. Central will go over to Alexandria r of the Sj mm&lonmr'u Eastern Flingers Start Limbering Tomorrow Preliminary base ball tion will get under way at set school- titutions tomorrow. tern, 1929 public high school champion, and Central will get their battery candidates out tomorrow and pitching and catching aspirants at the other schools probably will fol- low shortly afterward. Track squads here about planning to enter the Catholic University in- door meet March 12 also will dc'nk to preparation with & wiil week. TRECOUNTY LOOP SEASON NEAR END THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO Schoolboy Court Season Nears End : Georgetown OLLEGE BASKET SEASON HERE ON ITS LAST LEGS EACLESTOENGAGE CASEY FIVE TODAY Brooklynites Invade Silver Spring—Other Contests of Note Listed. EVERAL highly attractive cards have been arranged for basket ball teams of the metropolitan area today. Headlining the program will be the | battle between Skinker Eagles and Bfookiyn Knights of Columbus, carded t0 get under way in the Silver Spring Armory at 3 o'clock. Stewart Photog- Al Positions About Settled. Double-Header Carded at Laurel Today. L after next week's play in the Tri. County Basket Ball League, all positions in the final standings are about decided. e !r!a:;ood ank: cém(;h;? first pmllm some Y ast nig] . ters Ompm'; ational ouurm- rél, by its 40-to-36 victory over Ellicott cnb plights took the runner-up post. licott City and Berwyn A. O. are still fighting it out for third place. In amother league match last AUREL, Md, February 22.—With but one more contest scheduled raphers and Potomac Boat Club, strong quints, are to clash in a preliminary listed for 2 o'clock. Until their surprise defeat at the French qui ‘Tuesday hands of the %" R Pvempioe 1 by & substantial margin they were off color against s ve games make up the veritable court carnival scheduled at the Jewish Community Center. Action will start at 8 o'cle with a center league game | and wind up around 9 o'clock when the Center gulars, who have won 14 6s in & many starts this season, wflf“:numln the sturdy Baltimore . M. H. A. in the evening's feature. to this game the Center girls’ of Baltimore in a game which will bring Berwyn took the measure of Laurel In- dents, 50 to 18. 5 league tilts are booked for next week. Independents and Ellicott City Hoplights and Jessups A. C. will fight it out Tues- day night and Thursday msh& Head- quarters Company d rentwood Hawks and Berwyn A. C. and Jessups A. C. will mect. The Headquarters-Hawks aon promises some warm competi~ lon. In other games last week Brentwood essups A. C. and col forfeited to Berwyn A. C. g rentwood Hawks booked for the armory floor here to- morrow. l":t.u the first game, t‘t'uf:u o'dofnké eadquarters Company engage Oatholic Sokols, senior class quint of Baltimore, with Dixie Pig A. C. meeting the unlimited Sokols in the final. Lieut. Sullivan of Headquarters Com- &myu-unmuncmmemm- ividual scorers in the ‘Tri-County League with 151 points. Charlie Bailey, Brentwood Hawks, is second with 1. Lieut. Anderson, who 18 bool es for Headquarters Company, m’:’» ler Post, Ameri- ‘Washiny to call him Monday at National 5 LONE TARGET MISSED Powde: the clays for the of 49 uu?gf 50, Dr. ’R B. Btmgnleedwgg: shoot held yesterday by Washiny Gun Club at the Bennxngytnps. Pr‘e':ll: dent Bartholomew was second with 48. Added-target prize went to after a shoot-off among , Cool Bartholomew, Livesey and Burrows Rl ot it on - ltrll!h(:‘ oy k‘ ke Monroe-Marcey combinati t.n 2 shr.:;b‘oflm for dt'he ’}:‘o-mgfl mmm wards rds. e Williams- Franklin team 5o it also was in the shoot-off, :&%umep-mmmz?e« at 24 Scratch scores at 50 targets were: Brentwood Hawks and Laurel| gram H quini sought by Knight Midgets of Alexandria header has been | %0 L BY STINE IN SHOOT 3 fleld in the Washington's birthday trap- bioar ‘Wilson | to%emer outstanding feminine teams. partans and Boy amwuu wutlhmx in junior loop game open the pro- " at 3 oq:locl'(’.er Bemg\“,e circult matches will follow befween rgreens and Paramount Flashes and Les Amis and Moseans. Woltz A. C. will meet Jewish Com- munity Center tossers at the Silver Armory instead of Central High m«"-y night_at 9 o'clock, in a benefit e for Tom Peck, clever Woltz player. is ill of prieumonia. ers are after games to home gym, Or away. ey have lost just two games and won 10. Angus Qirton is recelving challenges at Potomac 4883 after 4 p.m. : Games with 100-pound its are be T%ltyed in their inia City phrey Astecs are gunning for games with 125 and 135 pound Tlln'l. Chall are being handled at West 1230 6:30 pm. caht by Byt Club ¢ soug] ' Clul John Dognh at Adams § and 7 pm. DEVITT SCHOOL TANKMEN DEFEATED IN BALTIMORE BALTIMORE, Md, February 22.— Captt all seven of the events, Priends School natators easily outswam representatives of Devitt School of ‘Washington today, 51 to 10. sum: : Friends (J. Chryshilf, . Time, 1:18. ART—Won | By | Sagtler. a8 ( ); third, e, 1.31, —Won by Orth (Friends); third, | Time. 0.38%. TYLE—Won by Werck- : ond, agruder 3.03. (Devitt had no en- d fives are h ts throug) -W, between days continues, swarm out on college diamonds. already has — acl Peck Memorial 100-115-pound basket- d despite the warm weather, but it will be only a day or two before some of the fields will be ready for use. have more school getting its diamond in Late last Summer and during the Fall it constructed a new one, and while it 18 covered with grass, there is not much NINES ARE GETTING S the city and suburbs will be down to serious preparation for the campaign. D C Georgetown, Catholic U. to Carry on Longest—Gallaudet Through and Maryland, American W BY H. C. BYRD. ITH University of Maryland and American University end- ing their regular schedules this week follow! of activities by Gallaudet last week the basket ball season for college quints of the end. Georgetown, George Washington and Catholic University will wind up their campaigns next week. Maryland has only one more contest aside from its Southern Conference competition this week at Atlanta. The Old Liners will meet St. John's Tuesday night at College Park. American Uni- versity’s last match is to be with Catholic University opens the week's play tomorrow night at the University of Baltimore. Maryland freshmen are to meet at Col- George Washington and ege Park tomorrow afternoon at 4 U. will o'clock. American U. and Baltimore v meet at A. U. in another game Tuesday n! ight. ‘atholic U. will go to Baltimore Wed- nesday to engage Johns Hopkins and Thursday night will find Georgetown entertainin, gym, and the 'Seventh Nationai Guard of New (I York at Brookland. ‘estern Maryland in Ryan tholic U. playing host to ‘While Marylgnd is at the tournament at_Atlanta and American U, is at St. Johns Friday, Geo: be entertainin, team will entertain the Suburban sextet ';;‘:e and Catholie U. will be facing Ford- rge Washington will Virginia Medical_Col- t New York. Georgetown and Catholic U. will be away Saturday night, the former meet- ing Hopkins at Baltimore and the latter, Crescent A. C. at Brooklyn. George Washington i8 to engage in two boxing matches, entertaining Man- hattan Thursday night*and eng: Penn Military Academy at Chester, Saturday. If the weather of the last two or three base ball players will at the various University of Maryland probably will 'Menlly than any other READY FOR SPRING Church League Organizing. ! Warm Weather Spurs Practice Plans. ANDLOT base ballers hereabout are beginning to think a lot about the diamond sport, and within a few weeks clubs throughout ke | The mild weather of the past few days 'STYLE_Won by Orth Capt. Eilis. - (Friends): ). ‘Time, 1.06. on by Fr d Hil). Time, 4. R Bhiee CDaviet N vi MEDLEY © RACE Chryshilf, R. Born NAVY PLEBES BEAT town Churcl church nines in the city or vicinity has lent impetus to plans of many nines, some of which have either al- ready held organization meetings or " | have issued calls for them. “Holders of franchises in the George- h League and any other % | several " | game at College Par . [ out, but the other two have boe.lz“plnz; ly CENTRAL SWIMMERS Md, February 22.— interested in joining the loop are asked to have a representative at a league meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Peck Memorial Chapel, Twenty-eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue. C, FEBRUARY 2 and George Washington U. Finish This Week. ing the closing District area is rapidly nearing its 1 St. John's at Annapolis Friday. doubt that it will be soft for a while. Maryland plans to begin work imme- diately .on the erection of new stands for base ball so that they will be in readiness not later than the first week in April. The diamond and stands are separate from the foot ball fleld. It is contemplated that the stands for base ball will seat about 1,800, Sfiring foot ball also wni week. It is the week will squads workin, iand, George Froblbla that the end of Varying degrees of work will be done by the several schools, though it is likely that all will spend a good deal of time in blocking, tackling and de- velopment of knowledge and mechanics of fundamentals, ‘The Naval Academy has asked Mary- land to take the place of Army on its basket ball schedule and wind up the fi;‘lfln at Annapolis on February 21, Competition in this game for the last ears has been exceptionally | keen and has developed greater interest | than any other Navy plays at Annap- | olis except Army. It is likely that the Marylanders will fccept the invitation, despite the fact that they have the option of playing the next Winter, On es so far this season, Alabama, w.«nm:: and Lee and Duke seem to be the strongest basket ball teams in the Southern Conference. sald that Duke is the team.that the conference champlons will have to beat ing so well that they may e Pl 8chool Former Central Jumper Breaks Dartmouth Mark HANOVER, N. H., February 22.— Oal Milans, former Central High star from Was) , D. C., shat- tered a Dartmouth freshman high Jump record of 10 years' standing 88 the Green team defeated the M. I T. yearlings today, 78 to 21. Milans leaped 6 feet 2% inches to better the mark of 6 feet 21, inches made in 1920 by Leroy Brown, later Olympic champion. FAIR FENCERS DUEL HERE APRIL 16, 19, {Match for Men Also Listed With Medals Offered to Winners. NNOUNCEMENT, has been made that the annual foil fencing women's District of Columbia championship matches will take place the évenings of April 18 and Has NAVY IV LOSES North Carolina Is 43-t0-33 ball season here this afternoon by de- feating it 43 to 33. from having any chance to win, but their unusually clever forwards in Neiman and Green, total of 23 points. North Carolina (43). this | g4 find at least four local fiirse #‘y Voit Brennan (Universit; to 31, the Navy Plebes piled up a record basket ball score locally for mouth in the tank, match by 51 to 11 and the water polo Dartmouth, Ilce«ll in & bracket with the Durham | séc: lips. Alliste; greene, Time, 1:41:1 Speigel an pressed, 8o that the bouts lacked fire, on technical knockouts, the Navy get- ting two and the visitors one. three by decisions and one and the losers two by exhibited by most college teams, gymnastic School, Jersey City, defeated the Navy plebes, 33 to 21 frate'in the. T FIVE FINAL OF SEASON Victor—Midshipmen Win in Other Events, NNAPOLIS, Md., Pebruary 22.— With a distinct edge as to speed and ability to put the ball through the rings, North Caro- ina heiped the Navy close its basket The Tarheels led 22 to 15 at the half. Poor shooting prevented the Navy game was good. ssinf On {l‘!le other hand, the Tarheels had both of whom piled up a ‘The line-ups: Navy (33). 943 Totals otals os 5 g y Defeating Baltimore Polytechnic, 84 season. G.F.Pts, $ i 0 The line-ups: Basow? Balt. Poly. Hol (4 o | coooronmoor o~ l ooo! 710 84 Totals Navy won decisive victories over Dart- the swimming 62 to 9. S -y WL L Time, ;! r&l l? I-I—Woa 8t, Ni second; third. 5:22:3. G— b uc iman, Navy, monfi. .3 third, 71.3. BAC] Al Phillips, Cukor, avy; FANCY . Navy, sed: Bai ‘Hoanor, . on g ot tefly hagdiin n: N JC‘”'Q!. Water pelo inesips: Nay Dartmouth Navy fencers won from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 14 bouts to 3, dropping one in the contest with each— folls, epee and sabers. | As a rule the Navy fencer was not | Steere and Howard won all their bouts for the Navy with the foils, as did Ellis with the epee and Haines with the saber. In a flercely contested match the Navy plebes defeated Staun! Mil- itary Academy, 5 to 2. The first three bouts were decided Navy plebe wrestlers won a well con- tested match from Franklin and Marshall Academy, 24 to 6. The winners took two bouts by falls, by forfeit, decisions, With a better performance than that the team of Dickinson High Maloney of the visitors showed him- le performer by taking orizontal and parallel bars = | shots and . | their fine shooting 4 Soccer Games Listed Here and Nearby Today Four soccer games are scheduled hereabout today. Because of un- favorable weather and ground con- ditions no matches have been played in this section for the past four weeks. British Uniteds will face Wash- ington Soccer Club in ton Soccer League gam Friends School field in the most tractive contest listed. Other _encounters will bring to- gether D. OC. Kickers and Silver Spring at Silver Spring, Rosedale and Marlboro at Upper Marlboto and Gaelic-Americans and Rockville on the Monument grounds. HOYA QUINT ROUTS BROOKLYN K. OF C. Gets Lead Early and Never Is Headed in 43-t0-27 Clash at Hilltop. EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY basketers just about romped to a 43-10.27 victory over the Columbus Council, Brooklyn * [Kpights of Columbus team in Ryan gymnasium last night, never being on the short end of the count. The Hoyas proved the better shots from serim- mage, were far more eapable in floor play and far outclassad their foes at tossing from the charity line. It was the free throw as much as anything else that helped Georgetown score such a decisive victory. It had 25 chances to get points from the white line and made in 17 attempts. The Brooklyn I;l\lltghu had 13 free Dillon and Morris did some sensa- tional scoring from scrimmage for the Hoyas, the former sinking two of his four goals from near the center of the court, Lang and Crane, Brooklyn for wards, also did some fancy basket fling« ing. Generally, Georgetown's defense was 50 taut that the visitors had little N. C opportunity to make throws from under the basket. . The game started slowly and was under way 8 minutes before Feeney o! f v | the Brooklyn team did the first scoring from sc: ge. from charity stripe, were in the lead at the time, however, and maintained such a scoring pace that they never had less than a 4-point lead. Line-Ups of Teams. ESPEY LEADS VIERS IN BOWLING SERIES Neither Eddie Espey nor Noble L. Viers, jr, juvenile bowling stars, could get hot last night at the Arcadia in the first five games of & 10-game series, Espey shooting 578 to Viers' 493. us, Espey will have a lead of 85 pins going into the final set next Sat- urday night at Silver Spring. scores: Espey .. 117 126 102 116 117—578 Viers ... 99 86 96 121 91—493 12 TEAMS ENTERED IN BOXING TOURNEY CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Febru- ary 22 (#)—Twelve teams are expected to participate in the Southern Confer- Pretentious Diamond List 31 TILTS CARDED FOR HILLTOPPERS Leading Nines of East to Be Met and Short Trip to Dixie Arranged. EORGETOWN UNIVERSITY'S base ball team faces the com- ing season with what is doubt- less the most prétentious and toughest schedule arranged for a col- | lege nine in the East, if not in the | country, aceording to the list announced last night. . Thirty-one games have been carded for the Hoyas, including 16 home en- gagements and 15 away. A Southern jaunt and umnl‘fvnyl into the North, one to play seven games, are high spots of the schedule. Leading teams of the East and South have been listed. Opening March 20 when Davidson will be met at Davidson, N. O, to bégin its trip into Dixie the Blue and Griy tossers will continue in action until May 31 when they will call it & season in winding up their seven-game Notth- ern invasion against New York Uni- versity in Gotham. Outstanding contests on the town schedule are those here with - mouth, Cornell, Yale, Harvard, New York U, Princefon and Boston Gollege. On the road the Hoyas' most attrac- tive games will be those with Penn, Princeton, Navy and Ptovidence Col- lege, and Holy Cross, Boston College, Harvard, Army, Yale and the New Yotk U. game, to be playéd on a trip starting May 23 and continuing to the end of the schedule, May 31, Under the general direction of Rieh- ard (Red) Smith, newly appointed base ball coach at the Hilltop, battery éan- didates will start work within a short e. ‘The schedule: March 20—Davidson at Da: i March 21— Forest at Forest, N. C. March 22—Guilford at Guilford, " March 28—Franklin Marshatl A Bucknell. April 16—Pennsylvania st Phila- delphia. eApprfl 17—Drexel at Philadelphia. :::ll} 24—New York Ullvfll&. ay 3—Seton Hall at South y 9—Gettys 3 May 14—Guilford. May 17—Naval Academy &t An- napolis. May 23—Providence College &t Pr‘o‘v.ldt;i‘eim‘ Oross at Wt y ly d May 26—Boston College Mm May 37—Harvard at . May_ 28—Military Academy at ‘West Point. May 30—VYale at New Haven. May 31—New York University at New York. [P sx. | EVENTS SCHEDULED FOR COLLEGE TEAMS Basket Ball. ‘TOMORROW. Catholic University vs. University of Baltimore at Baltimore. George Hfl% Maryland Freshmen at College 3 TUESDAY. University of Baltimore vs. . to meet the Alexandria High quint %fll 16-yard sco Southeastern University and. Bliss : 19 in the Itallan garden of the May-| flower Hotel v Teams holding franchises are Cal- and side horse, making a fine perform- | ence boxi tournament here Friday clash in the Silver Spring armory at 8:30 pm. in engagements Saturday. Central would welcome ‘nothing more than a victory over the Navy plebes in their rifie match Saturday at Annapo- lis.u Wes';rnc d!lellledd the plebes re- cently an entral does not wish to suffer by comparison. —_— SCHOLASTIC SPORTS PROGRAM THIS WEEK TOMORROW. Gonzaga Lightweights vs. Lightweights, at Episcopal. TUESDAY. Georgetown Pre; Garrett Park. !'nllwpnl! D P vs. St. John's, lt‘ H 40; A Green, 30: Taylor, 3b; Fawserr o, Concluding t:emu on the six months’ CELTICS EASILY DEFEAT FREDERICKSBURG QUINT ALEXAND) RIA, Va. February 22— wmored Fredericks- 8 t0 14, in a basket in Schuler’s Hall, Landon vs. St. Alban's, at Epiphany | Wrish 4 gvm. Ben Franklin vs. Emerson. Devitt vs. Swavely. Western v8. Gonzaga, at Gonzaga. ‘WEDNESDAY. Mount St. Mary's Prep vs. St. John’s, It!i!,. John's. pdsccpel, erson vs. pal, at Episcopal. Hyattsville High vs. Rockville 'l’l‘llh‘ at Rockville. ‘THURSDAY. ‘Tech V8. Georgetown Freshmen, Ryan gym, 7:30 pm. (preliminary to G. U. Varsity-Western Maryland game). estern vs. Georgetown Prep, at Gar- We rett Park. Leonard Hall vs. Gonzaga, at Gon- zaga. Ben Franklin vs. Columbus University. St. Alban’s vs. Priends, at Priends. FRIDAY. Maury High (Norfolk) vs. Central, at Central. Tech vs. Catholic U. Freshmen, at Tech. Ben Pranklin vs. St. John's, at St. John's, U‘.t:&p.rm Georgetown Prep Lightweights Friends Lightweights. = Bliss vs. St. John's College Junior Varsity, at Annapolis. SATURDAY. Southeastern University vs. Bliss, ot Silver Spring Armory, 8:30 o'clock. Central vs. Alexandria High, at Al- exandria. g RIFLE. 3 SATURDAY. Central vs. Navy Plebes, at Annapolis CONVENTION HALL GIRLS BEAT ORIOLE BOWLERS Convention Hall's girls' bowling team defeated the Boulevard maids of Balti- more by 20 pins last night at Conven- tion Hall. Margaret Leaman was high v'th a set of :;1(:. The scores: 'ULEVARD. 9 8 1 95 vs. om0 eges HE 258 2 = | &t the Hyattsville Arcadia; T Totals PENN A. C. WILL BOX —_—— Athletic Club leather pushers of Phila- delphia Thursday m}’n at the club here in a seven-bout program starting gu!‘::fl ifl”locb‘:: ‘TwWO or three en- nters ta to the intercity finl"zl‘;e:.‘ R nt' City Cluby A newcomer will re in the heavyweight division Thuraday night. He is Russell Wolfgram, who in his only appearance 4n this city scored a knockout in the first round the Knights of Co- over Sheffrick of lurxbl\az e’e-m. side from Wolfgram, City Club will ?!:. resented by thet{ollowlnz against ts 42; | four of the six individual races and in CITY CLUB THURSDAY fi“:"' City Club boxers will entertain Penn | 4 lebe swimmers won itral fl)& School of Washing- ton today, 44 “to 18, taking firs . son % (Gentrad third: Time. Ash- g (Ceptral) third.. Time. 3:4 R, B ¥ i y Verela 3 Ravy), " MaY nl'fivfi'l'.fl’rfl!' E o ton” (Rgvyy. (Central) ‘Time ime, min, 'Julilin and Burns. Shipley Midgets defeated Arcadians ball game last night at Colle 3 YARD FREE STYLE_Won by Thomp- (Navy), Jahncke (Navy)' second. Rote R Lyman <Gen- B avtion (CHmEN nive. dp:o’t e o e T me, 0: o W L 8 rodton s o R ERTHERN SHIPLEY MIDGETS BEAT ARCADIANS FIVE, 17-13 Washington, 17 to 13, - {fary ‘. e Maryiena-. . 1. vaske Hurd and Byrd for the winners and Baker and Harris for the losers were e scorers. . ] “ A nnrlu.! Redwelr Byrd, v ;) et | soonasmacor Hurd, McChesney. Total ol ononnos: EMMITSBURG PREP FIVE OVERCOMES G. U. PREPS Rallying in the second half, Mount Bt. Mary's Preps took the measure of the Georgetown Prega in a 31-t0-23 basket ball fray last night in Ryan Gymnasium that preceded the varsity tilt. Sharpshooting by Bonner and 'hiladelphia outflf 112-pound class—Irving Pierce. 118-pound class—Doug Swetnam. 126-pound class—Harry Haas. 135-pound class—Jack de Lacy. 147-pound class—Billy Milfer, 160-pound class—Henry Irving. COUNTY STAKES WON BY MILLER, WHALLEY . Willism Miller won the bowling championship of Conteomnery County 1ast night, when he shot 888 in the conoluding five-game set at Henry establishmen Hiser's la § rolled 804 in the o His grand better than er. total of 1,182 was touvrn;inx that of Rix McAuliffe, the runner-up, who had sets of 561 and 617. Sam "Parks finished third, with 590- 572—1,162, and his broth was fourth, with 616-3537—1,183. Arthur Whalley, with '§01-631—1,323, won the Prince es County title 'om Walker Was_second, with 8598-501—! W. Kessler third, with 589. PFees paid to Jack Dempsey for acting as reéeree range from $2,000 to $6,000 & McGonegle helped the Emmitsburg boys overcome a 13-t0-9 advantage the G: rett Parkers had at half ti = The line-ups: Mt 8t Mary's Preps. unter. f. hond HYATTSVILLE GUARDS HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 22— Company P, National Guard, basketers defeated Battery A, Coast Anllln‘, National Guard, of d, 42 to 33, in a fast game on the armory floor here tonight. Company ¥ was shea Ihr:rl?u:mz, mvm a 19-15 lead at the ‘Theé line-ups: Company P, G ¥ pts. £ 5 157 3 Sharpe, Murray, Totals. t and Sonnenberg. 5] ormomona =] oo | assom 1t l’h £ £al comooms vary Baptist, West Washington Ba;:m, Mount Vernon Methodists, Grace copal, Mount St. Albans Episcopal and Vermont Avenue Christian. unable to be represented, but which are interested, Tucker at National 7422, branch 15, during the day or address him at 1334 | Wisconsin avenue. tionals, Neighborhood House A. C. base team Tuesday hood House, 8 o'clock. The team at s meeting decided in view of i last season ;o again ball Clark, Boston Braves' been_signed by the Providence Club of the Eastern club that .| 22.—Virginia's boxers, line-up, defeated Pennsylvania, 4 to 3, tonight before a crowd of nearly 4,000 spectators. aliers before the tournament here next week. 8 B, Vil Virgini; rginia R DOWN RICHMOND QUINTET | ¢ ¢ [BESS ACKMAN is- Teams are asked to call H. , first baseman of the Na- ] address a meeting otht‘hfi t at the Neighbor- street southwest at Joe Ju 470 success in the Capital 01:‘ League enter this league in the senior Marcus Burton, former pro play- & Vsl conch the Nelgnborood ciub men. Rip Mills, formerly manager of a y Md., nine, will assist in 3 the management of the Wonder Boys' Club base s _in the ‘The Wonders will March 8. coming campaign. hold a° box party o TOMMY CLARK GETS TRY WITH PROVIDENCE CLUB ‘Tommy Olark, District sandlot base stalwart, and brother of Earl outfielder, has League. It was from this Ear] stepped to the big show. Like his brother, Tommy is an out- flelder and has been prominent on the sandlots hereabout. than 6 feete and weighs around 165. as 18 ilr?.‘“ VIRGINIA BOXERS WIN He stands more is & oclever soccer player, OVER PENN TEAM, 4-3 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. February with a revised It was the last duaP meet of the Cav- Southern Conference lummaries: ANTAMWEIGHT—Won by Wrisht of inia_over, Hou '""v;l degtsion. AT dl‘{_lya H Legilia of CHTWEOHY won, 83" Basiow ot decision. Gapt. Rainey tsfon. t Vi fec: ania over 1 mis ‘technical 'ebb, b 1° minute’ 10" seconds o IS VICTOR IN DUCKPIN TOURNAMENT Hitting the little maples for a three- e prise jast mign i t in the weekly sweepstakes for women at the Arcadia drives. She barely won, however, as Helena Kohler came through, with total of 314. Gladys Lowd and Maudk Youmans tled for third place with to- tals of 310 each. t after 174" Found. C. | Suished fencers will be the judges. zation M % BLISS ELECTR i EASTERN PREP QUINTET 3 315, Bess Ackman took | L Maj. Walter E. Blount yearly spon- sors the matches and offers gold and silver medals for first and second places, Army and Navy officers and distin- Anryn;mnteur woman fencer of the Dist: is eligible for the competition, though the number of entrants will be limited to 10. Those wishing to com. g;u are asked to so advise Maj. Blount letter at the University Club not later than March 20. A match for men, with epee, restricts ed to five contestants, also is lower, a). and silver medals in this con! also, with the winner recelving, in addition, :‘ Elr of dueling swords. Maj. Blount these matches to address him at once. Maj. Blount also will issu¢ admission cards to the contests. SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP BASKET BALL SCORES C. Bapt. “Dlol.‘! ;" Mt. Vernon M » reon, 10 1 arker, ¢ ghom- n hanks, g Lerneak, ‘oun: Totals ... Tk Ty H i ] ] ol occoss: % onBuoc® ] | aroman® Totals ..... Bber” Porkr. 1 iderter atier, c. 2 ICS BEAT Bliss Electrical School's basket ball team took the measure of Eastern l;te , 40 to 34, last t in the Bilver Armory. Bliss b Bolding & 63 margin st the et e line-ups: By ance on each apparatus. SCORES LAST NIGHT sched- b amateurs wishing to compete im|J. Dunean ines Sanderson Kerns Annual Aiken March 26, 27 today. ‘The hors Winter resort IN PIN SWEEPSTAKES | AT KING PIN NO. 1. S 3R3385333223RBLR2IIS2VILISR5 * anss2ee3t 3! 223233333332333 L ERE e Pl HORSE SHOW DATES SET. AIKEN, 8. C., February 22 (#).—The 0|81y, and Saturday of next week. Duke. Georgia, Florida, Louisiana State, North Carolin Virginia, Virginis s«fifi‘.’"‘"&"‘&'&.’.‘: inia, Ia ‘ Virginia ottt ‘Washing Polytechnic Institute and Shndn s e North Carolina is champion, o CELTICS PLAY RICHMOND TOSSERS IN ALEXANDRIA 81 Minrys aties wil enerinin Bornal ary’s cs will en eil Neighborhood House basketers of Rich- mond tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'elock in Schuler's Hall. It will be the rubber gnma of a series of three. Each team a8 defeated the other, 28 to 26. Celtics will face Woodlawns Monday night at Schuler’s in a Washington 9 | Independent League game and Wednes- day will face Skinker Eagles in another league match in Lh?‘sflver Spring Armory. .. CAVALIER FROSH SCORE. S e e LR ended the season :asdn With s Em 04—308 ‘t'wtteo" over Virginia Military Insti- ute. University at American 3 St. J:‘fl'l vs. Maryland at Park. Catholic University vs. Johns Hopkins timore. at Carlin’s, Bal ‘THURSDAY. ‘Western Maryland vs. m at Ryan gym. Seventh National Guard of New York vs. Catholic University at Brookland. FRIDAY. Vi ia Hidlml College vs. George Was ab George Washington. Maryland in Conference tournament at Atlanta. American University vs. St. John's at St. John's, Annapol L Oatholic University vs. Fordham at New York. SATURDAY. Georgetown vs. Johns Hopkins at Car- lin's, Baltimore. Catholic University vs. Orescent Ath- letic Club at Brooklyn, N. ¥. 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