Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-10


1. 8. Goldsmith, manager Of the
Grotto nine. last week placed the
order for suits for his team. The
uniforms will be gray. with a blue
stripe with the Grotto emblem on the
shirt Incidentally. Manager Gold
smith placed an order for suit Tor
himself. and the factory wired back to
find out IL there was not some mistake
IN the measurement-the factory man.
ager had never heard of a ball player
with such an enormous waist line.
Friday night Chairman Evans at
tended a meeting of the committee
representing the Eastern star organ
ization. and in q brief talk explained
what had been done by his committee
to insure the success of the contest.
The women were enthusiastic over
the prospects and explained that they
were going to do everything in their
power to further the success OF the
game. particularly in the selling OF
tickets.
Manager Goldsmith. when asked
about the personnel Of his team. re
piled that he could not say exactly
what the lineup would be. but 1T Will
be good enough to beat the Shrine
However. he qualified that with the re-
mark but l expect Louis Wilson has
a somewhat different idea about the
probable result
John, G. Hodges. president Of the
Masters Association. yesterday stated
that reports from masters of the sew
eral lodges in the Jurisdiction indi-
cate = prospects for the game were
splendid. He said that the success Of
the contest depended great deal
upon how much each master worked
In his lodge and got the members OF
his lodge to work on the outside.
Both the Shrine and Grotto are work
game One of the stunts to be pulled"
by q team is likely to bring down the
house" particularly If 1t is carried out
IN the manner told. As a matter of
tact. the game should develop even
greater possibilities this year than in
previous seasons. and 1t will be some
thing OF surprise II 1t does not.
This week will mark the end of tho
track and field meets being held for
the grade schools under the auspices
Of the Fairgrounds. Tomorrow and
Tuesday will take place the last two
divisional sets Of games. and Satur-
the eh hs The virginia ave-
nue. division holds its meet tomorrow.
and Tuesday schools in the Georgetown
section try conclusions. Those that
finished first. second and third in all
divisions will be entitled to compete
In the championships.
Here are the results of the compe-
titfon in the Gallinger divisions last
week:
soy,rd dash; s,.psund - s,...-R eio.sc
& HanIey (Toner,. third. Time. o.o7 ~
sss s;.d ws s.:h NJ ..eo aDs,
p.1 rh %,ms 's ss E. z'ie''t tFores'
se1.rd '@ dash. o'i ii i,ol el..I. Lemon
sss 1a.%:j & ssirs ssr Ta. s.cs
~ A~ah limit cd ~ 1UR
'i ssi.'s,s s ors:s s ss;:s s;es
fwsiEhtn.n1. won; = DsItos tToree1. second:
TndeI a.is Sses, f ssitd J. r'''is'n '''''
sansaas hta jung. ns1na ,, s,..:-c NE, Mel
H.ssSt. feet 'i inches. nfn' ''0res'' ''e'0''
r Ea9nlns hish jump; 1lsDouDa , ei,::. ,s!
Running high jump. unlimited ciass-E. Sui
fv.n .roree,. won; R. Schroeder Goree). see
Running broad jump. s5pound class-K: Wei
man tIoner,. won; W. Gentnsr tThomsonl, Sec
fourth. Distance 10 feet 10 inches.
Running broad jump. 1o0-pound clasp. Ker-
S.eond: William Dui. tAda G third ". Tser.
ten Forcel. fourth. Distance. Is feet inches.
aanninE E,, broad jump 1I'-Pouna pound. e. -
SECOND: r. Frawley Force) third; A. Silver
!weizhtman,. fourth Distance. II feet 10
Running broad jump. unlimited cIaas-N.
waller tForee,. won: II. Stein fThomsonb. sec
end: j. Muller tForcel third. Distance. 10 feet
2 inches.
3s0-ys-d relay. S. pound clsss-won by Force
Thomson second: weghtman, third; Grant.
fourth. Time. 0.5o.
I'm the Garfield Park division the boys
finished in the several events, as fol-
lows:
S0yard dash. s5-pound class-F. Schultz. Hi
tor, won. time. 0.0S; r. Duval. Hilton. second
j. Meade. Brent third: ". Roche. Dent. fourth.
eoyard dash. 1O0pound class-A. Premier.
Hilton. won time. O.Os As: L. CardweIl Hilton,
second: W. Suit. Dent. fourth.
TLyard DASH 115pound class-M. Falls, Hill
ton. won; time. oil: z. Morrison. Hilton. ssc-
end.
aoo-yard dash. unlimited ciass-B. Tamber-
en,ffh Hit n. won: time. ID.
Running high jump S-pound ciass-Iaac
Bowen. Hilton. won: height, II. in; W.
Hangum. Hilton Second.
Running high jump. 100 pound class-kenneth
Wood Hilton. wcE: height. II. 10 in: W.
Duncan. Hilton. second.
Running high jump. 115-pound cass-H.
Hsntzrnon Hilton. won: height. II. in.
Running high jump. unlimited class-W. Ha
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