Cadets To Tour
ANNISTON, Ala., Jan. 30.—(Special
Leased Wire.)—A picked team from the
cadets of the Alabama Military insti
tute will leave Anniston Thursday
morning for an extended round-trip
tour to include Aliceville, Cloverdale,
Wetumpka, Marbury, Sylacauga, Line
ville, Greenville and other places, the
Anniston team having been put through
a practicing period recently by Coach
Hovater. Earl Sanders, forward, has
been elected as captain of the team.
The others making up the team are
Stein, Hobb. Carsons and Melchor, and
the substitutes of the team t will be
picked from such players as Williams,
Davenport, Turner Newman, Green,
Cates and King.
Oklahoma Five Strong
DALLAS. Tex., Jan. 30.—The Okla
homa Aggies, who play the Southern
Methodist university team here Friday
and Saturday, have the best chance to
win the southwestern conference bas
ketball championship, Coach Stewart
of the University of Texas team at
Austin is reported to have said. Stew
art expects the Aggies, who have lost
two games, to win the remainder on
their schedule, closing the season with
twelve victories and two defeats, which
he said should give them the champion
ship.
Miss Collett Wins
BELLEA1R HEIGHTS, Fla.. Jan. 30.
Miss Glenna Collett of Providenop j
defeated Mrs. G. H. Stetson of Hunt- !
ingrton Valley today, 6 and 5, in the
semi-finals of the woman’s annual Jan
uary golf tournament here.
Miss Collett’s opponent in the final
round of the tournament tomorrow will
be Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of
Merion Cricket, who defeated Mrs.
George It. Morse t>f Rutland, Vt.f by
4 and 3.
Both finalists are former national
champions and are expected to furnish
an interesting contest. Mrs. Hurd
played the best golf of the day, get
ting around the course in 79 strokes.
