42 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. I). C.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1926. SPORTS. Pitchers in Demand at Session: May War on Farming PILOTS LEBOURVEAU IS KING Deciding on National League ILLINOIS BAN HITS BARNEY DREYFUSS LEADS OF BATSMEN IN A. A. ROSENBERG IN N. J. 1 a Problem ! * FIGHT AGAINST PRACTICE i ALLARE SEEKING BOXMEN Batting Leader Is liy < By the Associated Press. I j the Associated Press. Dewitt “Bevo" Lebourveau, who NEWARK, X. J.. iHeeniber 14.— Selection of New Board of Directors and an Umpire ! roamed the outfield for the Toledo Old Circuit Has Four Candidates for Charley Phil Rosenberg, who is recog- | Present Arrangement Scored by Pittsburgh President Mud Hens last season and who will nized by the Boxing Com-| I display his wares to John mission ns- world bantamweight cham- ; to on pion, to as ‘‘Hypocritical**—Helmsmen Busy Dicker- it Succeed Moriarty Program—Sentiment McGraw of the New York Giants next 1926 Hitting Championship , Each will not lw» permitted box season, was the king of the hitters Petit* Mack, New Jersey feather Circuit Favors Season. in the American Association, accord- weight, at the Christinas Fund Show [ ing Over Possible Trades. in Long ing to the official averages. Claim to the Honor . in Jersey Citv December 20 unless he Having Strong settles his differences with tire Illinois i “Bevo’’ went through 149 games | by crashing 220 hits in 584 Athletic Commission. and out | l>y the My the Associated Press. times bat finished the season with Although Rosenberg recently fought Associated I're | The meeting is a two-day afl.ii- obtain here the talent they need for at champion?” CHICAGO, December 14.—A man- ‘he 1927 campaign. a batting mark of .377. “Bevo” also NEW YORK, December 14 (Spec&l).— "When is a batting Georgie Mack, a brother of Petie. in YORK. Docemljer 14. Tomorrow the magnates will for is question League to answer at ring Jersey eger with a corps of high-class pitch- George gave Richbourg of Brewers a the the National Club owners will have the saint* at the City The chief interest for the an- Chicago to attend a joint meetin? Moriarty, ’s suc- their annual meeting today, for John A. Heydler has thrown up liis Armory, where the December 20 bouts nual meeting of the National with the ers to sell probably could make a. for- cessor at Detroit, said he would take close race for the stolen-base honors President American League. Mnds amid the scrambling of the friends of four bail players and will pass arc. scheduled, Platt Adams of the League today was the draft- There dickering regard tune at the gathering of American 19 pitchers South next Spring. Os the with 45 thefts. The fleet-footed Mil- was much the base the buck directly to the magnates. New Jersey commission explains that NEWini' ol‘ the schedule for next ir.g possible trades. waukee fly chaser topped League pilots and dub owners open- quintet of new team leaders Moriarty Four men have league, ing today. Virtually every manager stealers with 48. His remarkable claims on the batting championship of the the match was a benefit affair. To season. , of the apparently lias the least player wor- front according to the unofficial averages. They are "Rube” Bressler of the permit Rosenberg’s appearance in the The league, already pledged to a Giants, is here admits he could use a dependable ries. Unlike the Cleveland Indians, speed also carried him to the 1 reported to be slated li* his Cincinnati Reds, .357 for 86 games: “Bubbles” Hargrave, same club, .358 for Christmas Fund Show also would 1* longer Season, appeared certain to de- Boston Braves tosser. who find a hole in center field because as a run-getter, with 151 tallies to 1 j in exchange for Jo- -redit. Playing in 164 games. Rich- 105 games; Walter Christensen, also a Red, .350 for 114 games, and Paul an abuse of pri,,.cgo, Adams said. cide to name the first, week in Oc- { Genewich, pitcher. The prosaic business of the league of 's departure, the Tigers Waner, Pittsburgh Jack Delaney, weight cham- today and was hourg smashed out the most hits—247. Pirates, .336 for 144 games. light-heavy tober as the closing date in 1927. i’ manager of the Hraves. said he would presidents tomorrow are well satisfied with their outfield. faction argues any competes half games pion. Gorman, Wisconsin's swap, a stage setting, with He was high man in total bases witn The Bressler that man who in the meets Bud The season ended the last week in hut ho doubted that Managei httle more than Cobb, like Speaker, was a center played by his club qualifies batting "Rube’s” heavyweight, in the feature bout of September year. MiG Ch** machinations of the managers 150, his blows including 38 doubles for the crown. That would make, this Commissioner raw of the Giants would be in fielder, but he prepared against his 86 games give him the championship. the showy Landis favors the prolongation, since terested. Braves having spotlight attention. Virtually departure by grooming a successor, and 28 triples, the latter being more The would like two any player Another faction urges that 100 games should be demanded and that Rosenberg is under suspension in the short season failed to bring about inflelders and all the league chiefs had before them grqy eagle of the Indians han other had. a catcher from Sant.< whereas the Bruno Ilass, Paul star, would make Hargrave h'gh hitter, with his 105 games. A third crowd favors Illinois for life, along with his man- an earlier date for the . Claus, said. was perfunctory awarding of the manager, the St. Bancroft the left a gap which the new copped for three-quarters of the club’s games for the test, and this would make ager, for failure to meet Bud Taylor Only club completed the 3926 pennant to the New York Yan- the honors two-base hit- season one schedule Seeks Jack McAllister, admits he is hard ting with 51 doubles, while Pick of Christensen, ex-Yank rookie, the leader in his first year in the league, while of Terre Haute, Ind., in a title bout on time. Bush New Talent. kees, selection of an umpire to suc- pressed till. to Kansas City had the distinction of those w’ho assert that four-fifths of the games should be played in would this Fall. Rosenberg’s title was de- Some magnates favored asking Donie Bush, Pittsburgh’s new man ceed George Moriarty, now manager and given Taylor Howley and Huggins Confer. receiving free transportation to first send Waner qf the Pirates up to the heights, for lie is the only one who clared forfeited to Commissioner Landis to increase the ager, seeks a pitcher, infielder of the ; decision on the played anything games by the Illinois authorities. and league 104 times, 100 of which were on bases in like all the of his club. usefulness of the Advisory Council of utility length of the schedule and se- Dan Howley of the St. Louis It’s a tough problem. All of base ball's tough are supposed The New Jersey eommissiorw has a the Major which has func- outfielder. lection board of directors. >n balls. problems Leagues, of u new Browns spent considerable time yes- Pat Duncan of Minneapolis and to be i>assed on to Commissioner Landis, and that’s where this one may working agreement with the Illinois tioned but rarely in the last few Manager Robinson of Brooklyn has Long Seasou Is Favored. terday with of the "Bunny” Brief of Milwaukee set a finish, or perhaps the fans will he asked to vote on it. If so, one vote goes commission and is a member of the years. both his veteran outfielder, Zaci- American League sentiment favors Yankees. Howley has said he would merry pace for the honors of driving for the hitter who takes part in three-fourths or even four-fifths of the National Boxing Association, which Wheat, and , pitcher are Is • the long season. President Ban John- keep , but there re- in the greatest number of runs, but season’s games. Make it an honor worth fighting for and a real test. concurred in the* decision to bar Rosen- Farming System Target. on the block, but their high salaries that base ball ports that Marty McManus may be Duncan nosed his rival out with 123, berg. The latter has heen matched The practice of clubs maintaining hinder negotiations. son nas felt in the past against Bushy way ball, traded. Huggins wants a good pitcher. compared with 122 for the Brewers’ to defend his title farms in minor leagues, despite the Manager Stuffy should be out of the for foot V., Mclnnis of Philo ready to fall in with the Hay Schalk, in his first attempt at slugger, who took the home-run title Graham of Utica. X. in Madison draft system, designed to give each delphia would like two inflelders, hut he now is seeks a sec- Square Garden next month. tv«. general opinion that the season should managing the White Sox. with 26 circuit blows. i team an equal chance at youthful pitchers and a outfielder. ——— ¦ , ROSENBLOOMKAPLAN GO • run into October, to enable completion ond baseman to replace Yoter of Indianapolis was the only i material, possibly was another mat- Brooklyn has released Dick Cov schedule without a cluster of who, the gossip strongly indicated to- player In the league who participated | ter for the league’s attention. Bar- outfielder, to the Los Angeles club of of the season as Connie GOES Dreyfuss, Pittsburgh late -headers. day, will start next in every game his club played during j BRITISH BANTAM ney owner, has tho Pacific Coast league as part pat managers hoping to Mack’s aide at . the season. He was in 167 games. IS MESSY RING AFFAIR! declared the arrangement “hypocrit- ment for Arnold Statz. who Five new are ical,’* came ti- Although Louisville played 169 and ; HOME FOR CHRISTMAS complaining that one team the Roliins in a recent deal. Co\

Minneapolis 167, of — league no member either NEW YORK. December 14 UP). alone controlled six minor played with Brooklyn for the pasi club able to show clean slate i clubs. two was a BY FAIR PLAY. wagers, friends are Teddy Baldock, British ..bantam, is off years. for the year. Phils saying YORK, December is ‘yellow.’ It a England today for the Christmas Louisville, pennant winners, topped NEW 14. —AVhen Rosenbloom was to neighborhood rivals in messy fight the combatants put holidays after an American invasion IN SPORT the circuit in club batting with .308; get together up in WOMEN the prize ring it usually results in a the squared ring. that resulted in 11 victories and 1 Milwaukee and Toledo played second WORLD GOLF EVENT CHICAGO IS fiddle, with marks of .304; while Min- rip-snorting scrap. Jealousy of one Rosenbloom called the referee’s at- draw. CENTER BY FRAZIER always young compete in in CORINNE neapolis, who blazed the way for home another is not the cause of the tention to several, blows lie claimed Too to bouts runs, with .106, finished bitter feeling. This comes from the were low. Kaplan’s habit of shooting New York over six rounds in length, holidays will In- Plaza’s squad includes NFercedes next to last in them in close his with two-round CHICAGO CLUB’S AIM OF GOLF Bowie, forwards; club batting. loose talk of admiring friends. to the waist-line and the he ended stay a BARNYARD terrupt the regular Wednes- Perry and Elizabeth As long as Maxie Rosenbloom fact that several lights have been victory over Joe Clifford last night. of Lenora Swieg, center; Lena Olivett, day recreation sessions fought among the light heavies every- called against him on this account He will return after his vacation. By the Associated Amateur Ath- side center; Ell Regis Perry and Press. CHICAGO, December 14 bP). —Those the National thing was serene in the neighborhood. may have had a lot to do with Maxie’s who CHRISTMASletic Federation group at Madge Everett, guards. Lillian PRATT TO LEAD HARVARD. Maxie than held his The referee paid CHICAGO. December 14.—Olympia believe horseshoe pitching is con Then more own claim. no attention according to Schroebelwvill act as reserve forward. him, Fields, the world’s largest golf club, fined to the village common and is a Central High School, CAMBRIDGE, M;iss., December 14 with Tiger Flowers and his friends to but it is reasonable to believe game Saunders, The meet- JP). that Kaplan wants to be host to a world champion- unknown to sophisticated cit> Flsie chairman. —Charles A. Pratt, jr., of New coaxed him to go out after the honors was overcareful with his Three mat tussles folks night will bo the lust Georgetown’s present hold- Bedford has been elected captain of in the middleweight class. This, of blows to the body. This ship golf tournament. are far behind the times. ing tomorrow sejrtet, meant that A representative of the club, which W hile preparations being January 5, 1927. of the Interplayground title, have the 1927 Harvard foot ball team. He course, meant K. O. Phil Kaplan, the Phil’s chief stock in taken were made until ers was will entertain for a world plans to have a varied completed their schedule in Section 2 has been varsity tackle for the past boy from the next block, who away from AT ARCADIA TONIGHT the Western open in championship match here The group was con- him. the Chicago Golf night evening, including without bowing to any opponent, so two years and has won his track let- sidered the runner-up for the title. It is these blows that are causing 1927, told District Saturday between Frank Jack program tomorrow Association that Olympia Fields was son of lowa, present king, exercises, dancing and va- they virtually Are the winners of this ter in the shot, javelin and , The pair clashed last night. Al- all the fights among the neighbors’ Kellerton, Danish discus ready offer $20,000 in prizes for a and Putt Mossman, lowa, Cito hall, which was loop, although several games remain events. though Rosie's friends collected the boys. Phil’s friends do not like the Middle-weights as well os heavy- to Eldora, rious games. championship event, provided it was former champion, some introduced last week by Katherine unplayed. They will meet the cham- idea of losing their .money and they weights will have their innings to- one delved week in the Winter promoted by an organization such as into statistics and found that Chicago Knaebel of Central, found much pions of Section 1 next blame it all on Maxie’s plaints to the night in the fourth of the is one referee. calling series of wrestling shows being offered the Western Golf Association or the of the rabid centers of the favor with the recreation seekers and other semi-final encounter. They are Maxie district body. sport. pro- At present, first honors in Section 1 ‘yellow’ and the latter’s friends and at the Arcadia, Fourteenth street and probably will be a part of the Twenty thousand dollars is the One Chicago firm announced that it gram. are claimed equally by lowa Avenue admirers resent this by using their Park road. Neither team has A pair of mat men of -the former largest cash prize ever offen d for golf had sold 52.000 sets of horseshoes in This game was originated by Coach and Park View. With fists. play and is double the value of the this city alone. The Lincoln Park the the Bowlers they engage opening Robertson of Northwestern Univer- lost a game, and when met The fight was nothing much to talk •class will in the num- Angeles money Horseshoe here, has program is Los open, the biggest Club, one of a score sity. It is a combination of volley game ended" in a tie. Each one about, let alope fight about* ber of the three-bout that Such it has than play, and if they both to start at 8:15 o’clock. They will be event at present. a tourney, more 1,000 members. It also bail, basket ball and soccer. It can more game to BOWLLINO, in ball, game Detweiler, Kaplan has no business tagging K. was believed, would attract from 5 to developed that horseshoe pitching victorious, will have to play as base cer- the odd to Judd.& Harry Smith of Kansas City and Dan is be played with any number on a side are they tain teams appear to have their Packwood scored two wins over Thay- O. to the front of his name when 10 of the leading golfers of England, not a sport restricted to men. The ball is put into off their deadlock to decide the cham- tackling a while Burke, a local product. —eclipsing from 3 to 15. The pet jinx. In the Agriculture ln- er Printcraft and Washington Print- worth opponent. The main will bring together France and other nations Cook County championship is held by . event play by the goal keeper, who stands pionship. terbureau Duckpin League the ing cleaned up Rosenbloom no doubt was weak mak- all other events of its kind. a young woman. Miss Carolin* which against 11. K. Advertis- a couple of big fellows, Charles Han- of the field within a circle, The Georgetown combination IN always ing loop. ing the middleweight poundage and Suggestion, was made that tin’ Schultz, who once scored 2a ringers at the end Economics five has been in Typothetae and Mike Malone. Their tussle which she cannot emerge and hopes to defend its laurels success- able shoot brilliantly against Plant it is a good thing for him the fight son $20,000 prize money might bo added and 4 double ringers in game from to will be a best two-of-three-falls affair. one which one else is allowed. fully in the final series is composed Bureau, what it has been was over the short 10-round route. to the Western open, but this was She is one of the participants in Sat into no Beatrice Easter- no matter In Rankers’ League, Federal Re- The semi-windup will lie between of the team is divided into of Anna Willner and doing against other teams. The pres- Fur better for Maxie to compete as a held not feasible, and the proposal nrday’s events, arranged for a Christ The rest Beamer, center; serve Board maple-smashers showed Hans Steinke and Giuseppe Massetti. guards and forwards. The object is son, forwards; Mary ent season has been no exception. the way to Hibbs in a trio of tilts light heavy and come in at liis was laid aside for later consideration. ruas basket fund. Sadie Kiattl, side center; Dorothy jind to attempt to put the ball between In the first meeting of the teams National Bank of Washington, after natural weight. the goal post.--, similar to posts used Ming, guard, and Rena Bryan, guard. Economies shot a set total of 1,613, dropping the first engagement by Rosenbloom has had creditable ('hulk up another one for .the old pass in soccer or foot ball. The crossbar the season record for the league, in three pins, came back to take the re- fights with Champion Jack Delaney, men- in sports. S. H. Fry, who has The forward was first intro-1 ! Two Japanese elevens are mem Is 81 inches from the gound and the Washington and Capitol Athletic making a sweep of all three games, maining two from Federal-American. ex-Champion Johnny Wilson, Dave won the British amateur billiard duced at a meeting of the American ! ! hers of thA Seattle Amateur Foot ball must go beneath it, not over, us Club passers will play a practice game and did that with a line-up that had Shade, Jimmy Slattery, champion championship no fewer than eight Intercollegiate foot ball rules com- Ball League, and the rivalry between foot this evening at 6:45 in the Eastern averaged around 485 for the Harry Greb and others. He is a sec- times, first captured the title in 1893, mittee in 1906. but it was not until the two is so bitter that the league in ball. seasou. it best schedule Players can use their hands to High School gymnasium. Both teams The second match between the ond Greb in action and belongs among 33 years ago, and he was 57 on the several years later that was used thought it not to a catch the ball, bat it or deflect its are slated to compete in the new Dis- teams was rolled last week and Fights Last Night the heavier hoys. occasion of his latest success. to extent. game between them this season. course in any way they may • desire. trict of Columbia’s Girls’ Basket Ball Economics proceeded to take two of Other parts of their body may be League and are anxious to get as much the games, shooting the highest team used, also, with the exception of the preliminary action as possible. Other game of the season, 565, and totaling By the Associated Press. teams desiring practice encounters 1,581 for the set. fact. Rosenbloom, While not a highly organized sport, are advised to get in touch -with the The Jinx part of the affair may NEW YORK.—Maxey the game is very interesting and an managers of either of these two be understood when it is stated that New York, defeated K. O. Phil Kap- through average excellent one to play with a group teams. They can be reached the Economics team for the lan, New York (10). Alf Maneini and vary, as is Jack Haas, general manager of the season is under 1,500, and that these whose numbers are apt to Farmer Joe Cooper, Indiana, drew (10). the case the N. A. A. F. aggre- District of Columbia League, whose two sets are by far the highest regis- with telephone by It; fact, highest Herman, York, gation. i name appears In. the direc- tered in the total Babe New beat Eddie round toss- tory. counted against any team other than Anderson, Wyoming (10). Teddy Bal- Christmas Rosedalc and Plaza playg Plant Bureau 1,564, while most dock, England, technical knock- era will meet Thursday at ernoon on was won a in the semi-finals of Co-ed basketers at George Washing- of the team’s sets have been but a out over Joe Clifford, New York (2). Plaza playground Jack Bernstein, Yonkers, N. Y., de- | the interplayground basket ball tour- ton University will get into action to- which has been In. progress night in the opening games of the Seen after the recent match, Capt. seated Ray Miller, Chicago (12). nament which, will -wind Ferrall of Plant Bureau said: for the past six weeks. Rosedale won brief interclass series, Jack BOSTON.— At Mello, Dowel 1, beat ! Section 3 championship and Plaza up sporting activities for 1926. ”1 have no alibi to offer. The better Jack Zivie, Pittsburgh (10). the one earned the title in Section 4. The Juniors and Seniors will meet in team lost. It is true that some NEWARK, N. J.—Rusaie Leroy, game will be called at 3:45. the first game in the H street gym- slipped knockout drops In my cream DaJk., thought Fargo, N. defeated A1 Conway, Rosedale will be represented by nasium. They will be follow'ed by the and that what I was powr- Philadelphia (10). Sailor I>;nny Ryan, Helen Streeks and Dorothy Harding, Sophomores and Freshmen. dered sugar on my doughnuts turned Waterford, Conn., knocked out Jack forwards: Ethel JBotts, center; Victoria Winners of tonight’s tilts will face out to be arsenic, but those things Connors, Eos Angeles (2). each other Thursday night in another are likely to happen to any one. It Nasella, side center; Susie Myers and ROCHESTER, N. Y. Osk Till, Kent, guards, with Mildred dovfble-header, the losers playing in Is rather tough,” he added, “to lead t Katherine y Rochester, defeated Jock Malone, St. Hooker as first reserve. the second Installment. 'off with games of 93, 91 and 89, only to have your team fall down on you; Paul (10). but I’m not blaming the boys; they HARTFORD. Conn.—Pat McCarthy, did the best they could. Boston, won from Harry Pei’S won, “The statement that Capt. Barber Sweden (12). • STRONG FIVES TO FIGURE of the Economics team publicly BUFFALO, N. Y.—Jimmy Slattery, thanked me for the aid given his team Buffalo, beat Mile Wallace, Cleveland is, of course, a vile slander. I shall (10). Frankie Garcia, Utica, defeated IN TWIN BILL TOMORROW report to Capt. Bllck's Saturday eve- Mike Marcells, Rochester (6). Mickey’ ning practice class as usual.” O’Donnell, San Francisco, and AA'illie Eavin, Buffalo, drew (6). It seems that the late William Four of the loading- aggregations in ney at Lincoln 9096 between 5 and 7 Shakespeare, who cut something of TRENTON, N. J.—Eddie O’Dowd, the Washington Basket Ball League o’clock. a dash on the alleys in his day, had Columbus, beat Jimmy Rood (10). will clash, tomorrow night in a double- frequent occasion to comment on the HOLYOKE, Mass.—Ruby Bradley, Washington Barracks, Alexandria Pirates are looking for of ambition —"vaulting ambi- Holyoke, won from Black Bill, Cuba header at games junior midget dangers View meeting the Elliotts with and lives. o’erleaps William (10). with Park Write Manager Hammond at 117 tion, which Itself.” opening engagement and knew- his onions, as our friend, John -- in the Queen street. MEMPHIS, Tenn. A1 AValtlier, < ’olumbia and Auth Seniors taking Plnspiller Evans, is learning. John, C Junto n, Ohio, defeated Frankie Dugan, the floor an hour afterward. Parkway Co.’s quint play somewhat embittered by comments Memphis (10), in Motor will The week will be a busy one the St. Martin’s team Thursday night relative to his bowiing skill, has been J.—Phil games carded devoting’ JERSEY CITY. N. Me the senior loop, with on the latter’s court. 1 Parkway will a little time to intensive Graw, Detroit, knocked out Johnny every night. meet the Woodside five in the Naval practice and recently managed to Roceo, New Rochelle (4). Sid Bar- Reserve gym Saturday. have himself inserted Into the La- barian, Detroit, beat Billy AYhite, Epiphany Roses annexed a senior fayette line-up. He proceeded to shoot night Jersey City (10). loop game at the Arcadia last games of 92, 126 and 117. Since the from the Independents, 30 to 10. Masonic happens to be a league using The first half ended with Epiphany PALACE AWAY the handicap system, all John has WALKER NOW IS OWNER. leading. 12 to 10. McCann and'Brad- QUINT done is run himself out of a job, the led the winning attack. Joe being position ROCKY MOUNT, N. C„ December dock team not in a to use OP).—Frank year starred for the Independents. FOR a mati with an average of 14 AValker, who last M, Croson EXTENDED TRIP regularly piloted the Greenville, S. C., club of Calvary M. E. Chureli basketers 112. the South Atlantic Association to a games from a pennant Southeastern annexed a i>air of Palace Club tossers moved so Phil- Scoring Is improving rapidly in the and then to brace of llyattsville teams last night. rounds of the holiday honors over the Virginia League the llyattsville adelphia today to meet the Quaker qualification will return next season. The regulars defeated elimination tournaments being staged champions, Guard five. 20 to 13, while City quint, nearer first place in the This time, however, he will be owner National at the Convention Hail. King Pin the Calvary Seconds trounced the American League as the result of a Arcadia drives. There is great of the club. j Reserves, 23 to 20. and fcnddier second victory over the Chicago chance that records will be made for the men’s tour- 17 Bruins last night Arcadia, 28 22. qualifying rounds in GRID BATTLES. Park View tossers rang up a at to at the first two drives men- BOOKS neys — f.. 10 victory last night over the Pull- The team will be away until the tioned, while surprising counts are ATLANTA,Ga„ December 14 UP). day after Christmas, when it will pian A. C. in the latter’s gymnasium. apt to be reached in the event being One intersectional contest with St. have to meet the powerful Celtics of for bowlers at the Xavier at Cincinnati, one Southern their fourth victory New York, the conducted woman Aces annexed who have handed The qualifying rounds at Conference tilt with Georgia. Tech, row' last night, taking the locals Arcadia. Jit a their only defeat In eight starts. all three places will continue through and live strong S. I. A. A. opponents measure of the McLean Junior High Cleveland still leads the loop. on the 1927 ball of Virginia December 25. are foot schedule School five of at the Palace jumped Into an early lead Ogelthorpe University. The schedule: y. M. C. A., 68 to 9. against against Chicago last night, but fell Curb Case swept their set October—ls, Citadel at Charleston. S. C.; back before the determined attack of Arcadia last night in the District 22. St. Xavier at Cincinnati: 2lt, Furman. Basket era of the Army Medical the Bruins In the second half. pressed November —5, Preabyterian: Mercer nt night League. The victors were Teeta;iI. 24, Chat- i Center divided a double bill last led at half time, 18 to final that was decided (Macon, Ua.: lit, Georgia , Walter Iteed gym, with the Washington only in the tilt Ij tanooga at Chattanooga. at the 7, a margin that looked impressive by five pins. regulars losing to the General Tire enough bring easy victory. to an Trapshooting up in rjuint, 31 to 23, white the reserves won With Mahoney leading the attack, In the Athletic league, Union Print- lias been taken from Takoma Park, 33 to JO. staged rally way Earnest by women members of the! Chicago a that almost ers smashed their to a three- Club brought the Windy City floormen on game triumph over Hugh Reilly Co. fashionable Nassau Country at j Peek Memorial Seniors play the Glen Cove, L. I. j Club tonight in the Peck even terms. McKitritk’s game of 141 for the Print- Tremont ~ In a preliminary to the big league ers was high for the evening. 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