Staging a fine rally in the second half, the Foreign "Y" Cubs took the measure of the U. D. Club in one of the most. important matches in the Invitation Basketball League last night by a score of 31 to 28. The winners fell behind in the first period by 18-9, but upon the resumption the team tightened up to turn defeat apparent into victory.
Carson and Dobrenky were the Chief scorers, each netting six field goals. Dobrenky shot one foul throw to get a total of 13 points.
In the other two games the Marine "ird Whites and Reds were victorious. The White trounced the Chains by 64 to 16 and the Reds vanquished the Moore Church five by 39 to 15. Play in each one of the two tussles was too one-sided to be of much interest.
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