Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1930, Page 76

BRHSW[] USE |Mohaick-Marine Battle Heads CLEVER VDT A Jack Is Not Hitter Like Buddy, but Is Great in Double Play. BY JOHN B. KELLER. ECOND basing 1s just second basing on some major league ball clubs, but it is big busi- ness so far as the Nationals are concerned. When Bucky Har- ris in his prime was performing for the Washington outfit it did not have to bother at all about the care of the middle sack, but since Bucky transferred his alle- glance to the Detroit club things have been different. The Nationals have had several players working For a time it was thought Ossie Bluege would be the man to cover the middle sack, but Bluege is too good & Res third baseman to be shifted to another : BATTLE between the Mohawks and Quantico Marines in Grif- fith Stadium at 2:30 o'clock, & That's the menu offered the sandlot foot ball fan hereabout today. b thernecks are expected ive me'm;al:k‘l @ rousing: battle. Until uglr defeat Armistice in iphia at the hands of & crack eleven gathered by the American Legion the Gyrenes ot s ‘wame - the laat 0 seconds in x‘l‘l‘y.'.m;((‘ll’uvlk emissaries scouted this nmm =y mhl?h.th: ,;,:t,;m Car- in wl oA - lmh.-‘ Pa., team and the Baltimore Fire- men, Coach Eddie Abbey reports the In- dians in fine fettle for the e. Lom- bardi, the only Mohawk who had been ailing, will be back at his position at le. l.’“ztx‘:;kwskl, former Georgetown Univer- sity center, who has been added to the Hawk squad, may also see service to- da y. : The probable starting line-ups follow: rines. P : ) Hos! s Mohawks, Chalkie (33 z"n:n'ow‘m a," mei ass (15), Dewey (8), G0 Marine *® gumriil (1, Oneuty_(35), Johnson ( Yy (?gh'".i J (6), Belden (39), Bhess (30), o8| (29), Reiso Butler (2), R 7) 50 | gehmidt (1), EVEN games are carded Anmth':" Capi- tal City League, three un- nmlud"mll;‘“lnd four in the 150- d_section. POl the uniimited section Mercury and d | Brookland, tied for first place, will clash. = deadlocked wi easant, th mfl nwfll have it out with -3 . i hiks g% L3 g 8 B HiE §§§E £ gi . i i : j % Ly g 1 4 i : i -4 il 5 i 2 SEE E=f fi. » 1 f i i% to the doul ‘The i ng’ youngster, about the and an in | netted 5 fgi.§ P el £ 3 & ] E g t1f Z L i i : il Eg? E ! L g €| g by § 53 1] ] i of 22! H it ot g » S, 3 1 g £ i - L o i 8 i w§ i I £ g : | g % & R il Y by z g i 3 safe to say he will be given consideration when the selec- second- lor the Wash- s 1 the Biloxi train- ey BEATS | ing camp next Spring. MERCERSBURG NAVY PLEBES, 1470 7 Baxter Takes a Pass and Dashes 75 Yards to Deciding Touchdown. from West, Baxter, Mercersburg quar- , scored what proved to be the| deciding touchdown of the contest be- tween that team and the Naval Acad- emy Plebes here this morning. The final score was 14 to 7. During the latter part of the game & steady rain fell which turned the con- test into one fumble after another, Navy's lone score of the game came when Mercersburg fumbled on its own 20-yard line and after four plays Way- ball over. A Navy fumble on its own 20-yard line was responsible for the visitors' other score as West. after two plays, Tan 15 yards around right end for & touchdown. Line-up and Summary. , | man 1 Re! i : | Mr. Davis (West Virginia). [ basket ball last-place Mardfeldts. ‘The league schedule: Unlimited. Mercury vs. Brookland, Silver Spring Washington’s Foot Ball Card ] Fleld, 3 pm. (O. Mitchell and Mr. Far- vs. Marion, Seat Pleas- Seat Pleasant ant Fleld, 3 pm. (J. Mitchell and Mr. Crandall.) 150 Pounds. Hl'b,lllnrmu’l-'l::l 0. Mitchell and Mr. e Palace-D. Q. 8. vs. Del Ray, Bag- 'lmlhnndrh.lo'elon‘ (Mr. ifour and E. Stevens.) Northern vs. , Seat Pleas- ant Fleld, 1 pm. (J. Mitchell and Mr. Or:‘nfli)““ vs. Centennials, Mount Rainler Field, 3 pm. (Mr. Corbean.) ‘Three each in the 135 o i, o e, 8ot action the prospect in encounters, League. Brookland ' Olub vs. Trinity B?I' Club, lr:gglnfi Field, 3 e.nm tan 3 lllortb-n ples, pm. Northeast Trojans vs. Meridians, 'est Potomac No. 2, 3 pm. Wesleys forfeit to Powhatans. + 125-Pound League. Mercury vs. Noel House, Monument, No. 1, 1 pm. Palace vs. Peerless, West Potomac, No. 2, 1 pm. oy | Astecs i vs. Apaches, Monument, No. 1, .m. . . &ount Rainier forfelts to King's Palace. 'ORTHERN RED BIRDS will face Seamen Gunner on the Navy Yard Field this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Both teams have been hard ‘working '€ | for the game, which promises to be well contested. Petworth Pennants, who will engage gfin&w‘ood Hawks in & 1‘505- ind Cap- y League A lver Spring fleld at 1 o'cl;eflmdnmle{ 3‘:)“ the lowa avenue playground at i am. Pennants will it & line-up strengthened by return of players who have been injured. It will be the first game of the season between the W Sne Centennials, 115-pound travel to Baltimore to face Mount St. Joe Preps this afternoon. The Cents will gather on Plaza Fleld at 10:30 a.m. EPISCOPAL DEFEATS SHENANDOAH CADETS Alxandria School Takes Eighth Straight, 46 to 0, With Air and Running Game. e g 7 i 381 R Eié‘igge}f 3 i i with ‘oodberry Forest champlonship hinges on the m:‘:”} on ou of tnis battle. © ! | KANSAS WAKES UP TO BEAT OKLAHOMA | &::¢ 13-t0-0 Victory Gives Jayhawkers Tie in Race for Lead in Big Six Group. By the Assoclated Press. LAWRENCE, Kans., November 15— Kansas revived from its lethargy four d: Stfi,bing 'hdéapped by Ma and Pa | WHITE SOX QUINT LEADS Alpha Delta Omega, lDel Ray Scores Clean ‘Sweep to Reach Top in General Counsel League. ‘The White Sox took undisputed - session of first mu.o-m'u Counsel League of its set the the Reds. Sox put the Yankees into third Staubly's thieti Ny ,882;. - retileh, team sets—Nationals, 1882, Ath Hil ‘%_ same—Athletics, 848 Na- fi:n individual averages—Charest, 108- Matson," G068} Hissey, 106-4; Mannin High individusl sets—Charest, 364; Hus- e, A D “‘ffllfll\lll n“.—‘:tluill- 148 rbin, Spares—Manning. 84 8. qoDtrikes—Anderson, 11; Chavest, 10; Raeds, KENTUCKY OVERCOMES V. M. I. CADETS, 26-0 Preps will face Arcadians | Sa Burroughs gridiron. eleven, will | ¥ Win Series as Balm for Reverses Suffered at Hands of Alabama and Duke Elevens. By the Assoclated Press. LEXINGTON, Ky, November 15— After successive defeats by Alubama and Duke, University of Kentucky came back this afternoon to defeat the Vir- ginia Military Institute 26 to 0. A small crowd of about 6,000 saw the game, Nineteen of Kentucky's points were scored by Cary Spicer, haifback, who made three touchdowns and one extra point. Kentucky’s other touchdown was made on a 44-yard run around left end by “Shipwreck” Kelly, who shook off tacklers in his dash for the goal. 5:;::“%” made 16 first downs to 8 for Line-up and Summary, Kentucky (26). 0— 0 | gram. leufl?'—-lln‘llck touchdowns: (3), Kelly; Ketored - Eutrinston (Viremomr ™ pSBicer N uer, Umbire— iwin _(W. and J). Head -l Biack (Davidsen). Pl J’l‘dle-‘?wl“llml (North Ca: ] Fraternity and the Del Ray A. C.— will . | Park tomorrow, meeting strong invad- | n | School figure in & doubleheader at Baggett's ‘ing elevens from Arlington County and ‘Washington. Alpha Delta Omega, which is spon- soring the twin bill, will attempt to stand off the crack club gathered be- neath the colors of the Alcova Motor Co. in the feature attraction at 2:30 o'clock, while Del Ray is booked for a TR R T [ Team 'a¢_ 1330 pam > aperiing. Alpha Delta_Omega en out with an s, who Thas Ak ot "bols, will Tetum o the line-up. St. Mary's Celtics tomorrow will hl?eum escort of nearly 300 fans when it meets the Irvington A. C., champion of Baltimore and conqueror of Wash- I.naon‘n Apaches, in one of the leading independent games of the day. Th. clash will take place at 2:30 on Gibbons’ Field in the Monumental City. The Green and Gold has arranged a game with Buck Grier's Northern A. O. for November 23 at Baggett's Park, while contests are being sought with the Apaches, District champs, and the Mohawks for November 30 and De- cember 7. In a pound c! and the Iroquois A. e bearing on the local 150- plonship, No. 5 Engine Co. C. will meet to- morrow on Haydon Field at 2:30 o’clock. |, A number of injured players will re- turn to the fire fighters’ line-up. The winner probably will meet the Del Ray A. ©. for the 150-pound championship. Julian Whitestone’s Virginia Juniors will endeavor to score fr seventh consecutive triumph tomorrow in its meeting with the Northern Juniors of Wuh{nmn on Shipyard Field at 2:30 o'clock. Bill Hammond will send his Pirate A. C. combination against the Comet A. C. of Washington at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow on Guckert’s Field. Washington-Lee High School of Ball- ston will take part the most im- mnt game on its gridiron schedule y when it engages Central High at Emory Wilson S jum, e game is sponsored by the Central e game y High School “C” Club and is one of the features of the District scholastic pro- Alexandria High School will entertain Culpeper High 0ol in a third ath- letic district series contest Friday in tt's Park. Ipeper is definitely out of the dis- Meet Strong Gridiron Invaders LEXANDRIA, Va., November 18. —The two teams representing Alexandria in the Capital Oity League—Alpha Delta Omega trict race as & result of its defeat by Wi o] it Alex- andria still has an opportunity to & tie for the title. . The Virginia Prep School season will be climaxed next uheduud-tm i ‘odberry ny in the fight for the State prep sc! championship, with neither team hav- ing met defeat this year. Virginia Juniors have scheduled the Powhatan A. C. of Washington for a game here November 23. ‘Tickets for the benefit dance and en- tertainment to be held November 26 at Lyceum Hall for Roland Jones, former local base ball idol, will be placed on sale early next week. Jones is seriously m A“ a -m‘:;lum at Blum;?n: }m - commif composed vester A. Breen, chairman; Sam Wu{e. Doc Sutton and Harry Fagan is in charge of the benefit. The practice basket ball game sched- uled tomorrow between St. Mary's Ly- ceum A. C. and the Quartermaster Corps, at Fort Humphreys, will be yed in the new gymnasium at Fort umphreys November 23 insf 3 Bobby Vogt, manager of the Saints, has arranged games with the Monroe A. C. in Wilson Normal gym, Wash- ington, for Thursday night; Army War College on the latter's court Decem! and the Aces December 8 at Central High, Washington. ‘The newly organized basket ball team of the Alpha Delta Omega Fraternit; as signed Pete Willlams, Garland S and Bottles West, former captains of the court sport at Alexandria High; Wilson Davis, Dave Bayliss and Bob Robertson, who starred with the Co- lumbia Engine Company two seasons ago, and Casey Dennis. A dance will be held for the benefit of the team on December 5 at Old Dominion Boat Club, while the season will open on the following night, when Central High of Washington will be met at the armory here. Other s High in Washington, December 22; Emerson Institute here, December 16, .nd“l:merm in Washington, Febru- ary 19. Henry T. Moncure, principal of Alex- ander High School, has been re-elected chairman of the Executive Committee of ‘the Third Athletic District of Vir- ginia. ‘The 150-pound game booked for De- cember 7 between the Del Ray A, C. and the No. 5 Engine Company has been canceled. Fred Pettit, coach of the Knights' Store Five and St. Mary's Celtics last season, has résigned both positions. gy SAKS QUINT IS STRONG Likely to Cut Quite a Swath on Court This Season. Saks & Co. has assembled a basket ball squad which promises Yo cut quite minutes betore the end of the first half | being handled alley | of its foot ball game with Oklshoma today, dominated the play thereafter, won the game, 13 to 0, and went into a tie with Dklahoma for the Big Six Con- ference lead. Until that point near the intermission when Jim Bausch and Carnle Smith were sent into the fray, the hnvl Kansas gridsters ouf ‘were by 's courageous, but light team. saw Jones, | & hard-fighting Georgetown Prep eleven. ZBYSZKO MATCHED IN STRAND TOURNEY sgainst | Polish Wrestler Meets Anthony 27 yards. Line-up and Summary, Kansas (13). Position, Oklahoma (0) Hanson 't end Ewing Teel | trant. 13 13 13 348 | Cox [] iscopal . 3 0 0—0 Touchdowns—Gogch - Hoofl after 'umfiffin—g{'&'fi" M:\.:E'Iluw: h, (plscement Kick); Hancock (place- Goocl H.fifil Siblijutioni—1. Mavp for Robingon. lams_ .i.ln"l- ry fJ\‘ h‘l‘:‘ Wil ) naid: Dod- Feviar: Bity He 08, o Illnnm;n.‘ es ~Mr. Boogher (Virginia). i oA ' MUNY PLAYGROUNDS STAGE 29 CONTESTS Several Classes Engage in Competition. Twenty-nine contests, including 23 games and six soccer matches were staged yesterday on the Municipal Playgrounds. There were all kinds of competition, interesting and not so interesting. The results follow: Phillips, 15; Twin Columbia Road, 76; Basket Ball and Soccer Teams of | ball usch (substTtute haske. Point after touch- cement). tals: Re: . C. G (Washing- ll:lmmr:—"nv; O‘R.olulr::l" e'rllol'y Croas'. neam . ) Judees8 k. RicBride (TSSCLHCVAL UTAH TRIMS COLORADO ———— et Captures Rocky Mountain Title ‘With Easy 34-0 Victory. BOULDER, Colo., November 15 (#).— Utah University's Indians stormed stockade of Colorado University’s foot 1L h&‘r today and took back to the Great Salt. Lake area their twenty-first vietory and third consecutive Rocky Mountain Conference champlonship. ‘The score was 34 to 0. bowed before a crushing, re- that was set in motion tors hardly had seats. i From the first kick-off the title hold- ers paraded 65 yards down the field for & touchdown, and never let up. MARYLAND HARRIERS IN DOUBLE VICTORY '| Varsity and Freshmen Teams Win Over Like Combinations From 8t. John's College. 1¢ University of Maryland's varsity and {reshmai -4 teams o n cross-country triumph- ed yesterday over the varsity and year- ling combinations of St. John's College at College Park, Md. Both the Old Line teams 30 to Brown Tuesday—Three Other Bouts Carded. Wiadek Zbyszko, one of the most colorful of heavyweight mat stars, is ecrasso: the featured attraction of Archie Par- | De grappling card at the | ¢, ker's weekly Strand Theater Tuesday night. Zbyszko, ‘Washington wrestling fans, is an en- in the Strand’s elimination heavyweight round robin. He making his first appearance in the tournament and at the same time.his first on a local mat in We heavyweight division has bor- tacy of Zbyssby. would fake. Of ‘woul make favorite for titular honors in the tourney. In addition to the Zbyszko-Brown match three other bouts have been carded. Joe Montano, a brother to “Bull,” is to meet another member of & famous wrestling family in Joe Hack- enschmidt, a nephew of George, the famous “Russian Lion." The two preliminaries will see Jack Morrow on “Pete” Dallas, while Mario Giglio is to match nmm:\ and stamina with ueor'c; Larson, first bout starting a o'clock. YOUNGSTERS AT TOP IN EASTERN TENNIS Score Clean Sweep Over Elders in 1930 Ranking—Mdny New Women in List. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 15.—The r tion of Eastern tennis fi"fi' -'3'.'-'. sweep over its elders in the 1930 rankings of Eastern Lawn Tennis Association, snnounced h'{nch Xl,mst;h“ldl. the tall :e: York youngster W] runner uj johnny Doeg in the national chll;n lonships, was given the won by 5 been Russell of the Johnnies was first in | wrancis the varsity race, but the Old Liners nelfd always a favorite with | Jielic will be | Ne GEORGETOWN PREP LOSES TO SWAVELY Recovered Fumble and Intercepted Pass Figure Prominently in Hard-Fought 18-0 Battle. MANASSAS, Va, November 15.— Swavely Prep won by 18 to 0 today from Taking the opening kick-off the Ma- nassas lads paraded to a touchdown, scored by Nadon. A 35-yard sprint by Carey featured the drive. In the same period Right Guard Capo recovered a Georgetown fumble near CADETS AGAIN RATED UNDERDOGS TO V. P. I | However, Squadron Hopes to Win Fourth Straight Vietory in Annual Classic. (GTON, Va., November 15.— . I. Squadron period of 12 days before fac- the visitors' goal and Swavely crossed | Roy Dunn and his it on two plays. The final touchdown was scored by Halfback Noble in the fourth quarter with an W-g!lrd n’n after interception of & pass. cept for this achievement the second half was closely contested, Schroetler excelled in the line for Georgetown and R. Heekin and Murphy stood out in the backfield. For Swavely, Capo, Carr and Devlin shone as for- wardd and Carey was & consistent ground gainer, Line-up and Summary. Swavely (18). Beeson olds, Murdoch, McA Referee-Mr. Mitche loo, Head lines —_—— G. W. FROSH DEFEATED John’s Yearlings Pass With Buccess in 20-7 Game. ANNAPOLIS, Md., November 15.— Using a g attack with great ef- fect, the St. John's freshmen eleven de- feated ‘Washington freshmen in me today, 20 to 7. t. John's used the forward pass ef- fectively to register its first touch- down early in the game, when Watson received a toss from McCartee, run- ards to score. Before the half with Dur- # touchdown and went ahead as Carpenter kicked the extra int. However, the locals had the field to themselves during the second half, Sheffnacker and McCartee tallying. Line-up and Summary. (320). Position, Left end . st. 8t. Jol Oadet-Tech classic, but members Flying Squadron point to victories as evidence that Squadron cannot be count fln,' day ba til whistle. In 1927 and 1928 V. l‘:lflt, ‘were flecldnd' “md xp.:;?a ‘ear many fans and e: pre- rms the chances of the Gobblers to alsh 3 ielll | goal of four straight wins is not out of their reach even if they have to play far over their heads to reach it. Before seeing their varsity in action at Roanoke the members of the V. M. 1. corps will have an rtunity Satur- day to watch the Gobbler and Cadet freshmen in action on Alumni Field. The young Cadets have won from Mary- land and North Carolina State, while the Tech ingsters are undefeated. and William and Mary ve in victories :m V. )‘fn'l m’l‘he(m ‘walls of the WO el to be fe well y;:kh.d. but fi:m i backfleld star to match Casey, ace of the young Tech ball luggers. —ee BUELL WILL FIGHT TRANBERIA AT FORT Eddie Buell of this city and Jimmie Tranberia of Baltimore will meet at 10 rounds in the feature bout of a boxing card to be offered tomorrow night at Fort Washington. It will be the first of a serles of ring shows planned at that post -eight rounds in all will be offered, starting at 8:30 o'clock. Soldier Burke, Walter , and Micksy O’Brien, Fort Bragg, will battle ;| in the semi-final, a six-rounder. They are, light-heavyweights. In another six-rounder Benny Toot- It |man and Whitey Sailor, 145-pounders, n | will mix, MecCartee: Georg: gton, uchdowns—St. John's. Iek). Watson (pass re- ): George Washington, Earpenter (1" from drop-Kick): ‘Substitutions: “John's—Russell _for e Johnaon. for s, Johnson lm¢ l? Johnson, Stevens for Rus- - Bandiord for Waton: George waah- ingtos ints_for “nr an, Reed for Mintz, ‘atkins for Samuels. “R.u‘tue—ur. lbl‘"lin.fl‘ 1;“;;&1 Atllflfl’lly;‘ 'mpire—Mr. ring . John't ime Sarters—i5 mintes. s DON LEON WINS AGAIN 2-Year-0ld Scores Ninth Vietory, Making Earnings $43,693. OOVINGTONBSi Jon Leon, & §) , Conn for 1 Roddy Davis of Southeast Washing- ton, will mn‘r Buddy Eslin, Silver Spring, and Willie Essinger will have it out with Young Lazarus in two other six-round engagements. ‘To! ralne and Pat Kerurt, 122 will clash in the curtain L, Vs Bps. S ek e unch, 'S and at Washington. Free transportation will be provided on a boat leaving the amo; luumym \ber 2 | OVer. have been booked with McKinley Tech | freak NOTABLES TO SEE GAME Two Governors and Democratic Chief to Dedicate Field. ORANGE, Va., November 18.—Gov. John Garland of Virginia, Gov. ©O. Max Gardner of North Carolina and chairman of the new_ af plan and the foot ball game - !om% and mucopgm!'!ulch of exandria, Va., here next ay. It will be the thirteenth annual grid- iron encounter between the schools, and will bring together two of the leading elevens in the battle for Virginia prep school honors. BREAKS HELP I0WA DOWN PENN STATE Dolly Irtercepts Two Passes and Rogge Recovers Fumble to Decide Issue, 19-0. By the Assoclated Press. IOWA STADIUM, Iowa City, Iowa, November 15.—Big Ed Dolly, 200-] center from Rock Island, Ill., broke up & defensive duel to give Iowa a 19-to-0 victory over Penn State today. Dolly intercepted two aerial tries and placed the Hawkeyes close enough to the Easterners’ goal to carry the ball George Rogge, who went into the game despite injuries, started the Hawk- PILOTS' BLUNDERS HURT POPULARITY e |Caution Ordered When Bill Should Wade ‘Into His Foe, Says Critic. BY SPARROW McGANN. EW YORK, November 15— N Pa Stribling will have to admit that as & fight man- ager he is a well-meaning parent and nothing else but. Pa has tried to be smart. He has been in a position to dominate the heavyweight class, but his blun- dering has nullified what the fists of his brilliant offspring have ac- complished. Young Stribling has the necessary ability to forge to the top of the heap. “charge” should have mand have held Stribl A pa eye scoring by dropping on a punt that [is better Miller fumbled on the Nittany Lions' 11-yard line late in the third quarter. Untll that time the ball had traveled up and down the field, mostly on punts, with neither team making a serious threat. But Sansen and Hickman took advan- tage of Rogge's quick thinking and cole lected 9 yards in two tries, and then Hickman went over right guard for a touchdown. Lloyd Jensvold's kick was low, and Iowa held on! pe) l, Dolly’s first contribution came on a B:e- after a punt and a penalty had set 'm back to their 12-yard line. Hoguet, ly & 6-to-0 mar- | take .Inmn: the elevens swung into the final | an play, when the Lions attempted a | more subbing for Lasichit, fullback, tossed & | than short pass to Kaplan, end, on the line of scrimmage. Kaplan got the ball, jug- gled it a moment, then tossed it into the hands of Dolly, who carried it to the :;glrd line. After three plays that net- 7 yards, n tore through cen- ter ml:r & touchdown. ‘Sansen added the pol Penn State again et se W] k 5. Hauge, ;t):ngd muedrmuucuu. '.haun“enm~ 8's only pass, a toss from War- rington, for 7 yards, and Warrington 93 yards from serime mage compared to State’s 70, but decided edge i the will have the | M . P. I, Gobblers at Roanoke | Dojly 88 8N Touchd, b for Kriey | Belge” afiot g, et iy Sl Graves (Qliinoje). ~ " ond nesman—Mr. COLUMBUS TOSSERS HAVE GOOD SCHEDULE Will Meet Basket Ball Teams of Washington Schools—Squad to Be Cut to 12. Columbus University'’s basket. 'ashington Barracks Wharf at 7 p.m., stopping at Alexandria at 7 :30. Charley Short of Baltimore will ref- eree and Jimmy Lake will announce. SALES PEEEEREELLEERERRERNRREEHES 1529 14th St. N.W. SISRRINNNN S TR SN e S A e S S R T ¢ HAWKINS MOTORS Authorized We need additicnal traded cars to * complete our used-car inventory Conveniently Located at . .. ball squad will be cut to 12 this week. The candidates have been drilling for som; tme inthe Central oil Srn and are hopeful of Season. . y An attractive schedule has been ar- ranged, including several Wi Intercollegiate Conference matches, and Contests with Gallaudet, Shepherd, ter and other schools. A game :;‘3:- Bxxmmu(m Unlve;:’l;y l:hn will e conference schedul first on the Columbus card. . cember epherd College at Shepherdstown, W. VpuA 5 January 6—Strayer College (confer- ence game). January 7—Shepherd College. January 10—Gallaudet at Kendall Qreen. January 14—Bridgewater College at Brsflxevllu‘l’. Va, anuary 16—Potomac State College (pending). January 21—Ben Franklin Univer- sity (conference fame). January 30—Bliss Electric School at Silver Spring, Md. (conference game). February 3—Southeastern University at Y. M. C. A. (conference game). bern-ry 4.—Gallaudet College (pend- February 7—Shenandoah College at Dayton, Va. February 11—Strayer College. February 14—Potomac State College at Keyser, W. Va. Pebrusry 18—Shenandoah College (pending). February 20—Ben Franklin Univer- " Sche , Md. (conference ). 'water College ?mmd- ing). March 7—Lynchburg College at Lynch- burg (pending). 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