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THERMOMETER II DEGREES
BELOW IN SALT LAKE CITY
seven fcr'ons Injured md Much
Property Damaged by Tor
nnd0 IN Texas.
lHy Associntcd prest. |

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. Feb. ..
Il cold wave is sweeping over the
ihtermountain couatry. according to
reports reaching ihc weather office
here. salt Lake il experiencing the
coolest day this winter. with the
thermometer registering II degrees
above zrrc.
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BERN. Feb. 1.-The Swiss budg ~
! 100000 francs.
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Wanting 1t Done and
Getting Ii Done Is Easy.

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COUNTRY NOW ON
SOUND FINANCIAL
BASIS, HE SHOWS

Continued First First IageD
public today. ON October 81 OF last
year there were S.l57 national banks
IN operation or authorized TO do bust
ness.
since March "a. 1920. c.ScS State
banks. trust companies and private
banks. with capital OF Sl3S,55I. 500.
have been converted into or organized
as national banks. ana the movement
toward naturalization is proceeding
steadily.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

While the league tourney in prog
ress on the courts at 18th and Fuller
streets has somewhat interfered
with the regular matches. a good
many were decided during the past
week. The results to Friday, inclu-
eive. were:
Sperry; Midcity: e.; s.1. and Elsie Danow.
cgsss, sssse' W. MsI S' E.e9utser; defeated Miss
Dorothy Yost. High Schools. 90. 81:
Miss WestsnbefEer. Rsequeters. defeated Miss
Betty Grim.iey. Mount Pleasant. defeated
Isabel Nagel. Racqueters, o.. 4-6. Is:
sI,;,s L9,se p,S Kelley Liberty defeated Beatrice
D.lphine Hyie: Mount Pleasant defested
Jennie Doolittle, Mideity. defeated Beatrice
Love. Burial Class. [, Ga.
,,I Dorothy IssEer: Columbia. defeated Eliza
Mrs Rsird. Columbia. defeated Dorothy
Ycst; High Schools; s-i. 60
Hord. High Schools, 81. Go.
Charlotte Martin. Alumnae. defeated Eleanor
Ieech. Columbia, s--3. ls-11.
k1s.r Mr. t,"nn.. asunt fle.sans defeated Miss
MIS-. Bentley. Mount Pleasant. defeated An
nette Hord. High Schools. 90. 81.
Betty James. Mount Pleasant, defeated Isabel
NaKel. Racqueters. 6-. 4-8, Is.
Delphine Heyl, Mount Pleasant, defeated
Katherine Lore, Burial Class, a.. 81.
Miss Leech, Columbia. defeated Gretchen
Bergner. Burial Class. 60. Ga
Miss Trout; Midcity. defeated Miss Hutchin-
Miss YeaGer, Columbia. defeated Miss Hutch
inson, High Schools. 60. 6-1.
Mrs. Baird. Columbia. defeated Miss Yost,
High Schools. 60, al.
Miss McConihay. Racqueters defeated Miss
Yost. High Schools. 8-s. 81.
Mrs. tStone. Midcity. defeated Miss Didden,
High Schools, SO. 6-3.
Miss Yost. High Schools. defeated Mrs.
Bentley, Mount Pleasant, 81, 8-2.
Miss Hutchinson. High Schools. defeated
Mrs Stamhaugh, Piney Branch, 60, 6-1.
Miss Neritt. Liberty. defeated Miss Plum
mer. War Risk, 81, 6-S.
Mary Roberts. Liberty. defeated Dorothy
Gsntels. , War Risk; e.1o s-s. and Nell
Mary Lee Turner. Piney Branch, defeated
Sara Doolittle. Midcity. e.. 81.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Aqueduct Race Results

FIRST RACE. claiming: three ear r-olds and
upward: furlongs-w winnrroHne. , 10 l, even.-
10 ). won: gloomy Gus. 2 10 =. to D.
second; Theodosia Ill. l 10 =. third. Timr.
III Ardito. Horeb. P-riSonrdine and Tetles
also ran.
SECOND RACE. the Duettiste steeplechase;
fOnr -year-olds and upward: miles-Joyful.
even = .. y. TO 1. won: Ssrdarya. y to !,
q 10 8. second: vaispar. TO g. third. Time
4.1V2J. All run. ...,
THIRD RACE. furlouss: the Hudson: twe-
year-olds-Sws+piy. ii 10 i. 10 >. ] TO 3.
won: Rig Bear. even. l {" :. second: Pillofs,
even, third. Tine. 90 L.. Scratches-Wil-
liam A.. Nineyafd, June Grass. Knot Gnnss
and lord Baltmorr. -.
FOURTH RACE: three yea r-olds; I mileF-
knoi,be. ! TO =. Oui. won; Piayfeliug. ont,
second: Careful. 10 ). third Time. 1.3s .
Scratcies-Billy Mclaughlin. Dimmesdaie. step
Lightly. Idle Dell, Grey Lag and john Paul
Jones.
FIFTH RACE: two-year-oids; : furlongsA
Zsaiot. il to 3. even. ! 10 =. won: Miriam
Cooper. ] 10 - to -. second: The wag. 4
to ], third. Time. I.B1 IL. S,raiches-Aliee
e.. Maggie Murphy. G0od Heart. Eender Ruw.
FumyQl. drifting. Evelyn White. Lazy Lady
aud Macela
j. SIXTH RACE: ihree-year-oids mile :
rivian. 10 ]. TO ). to 4. Won: Nsnct.
y TO !. 10 .. second: Sagaei,y. cut. :hlrh.'
Time. lab I-,. All ran.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Latonia Race Results

First raoe. claiming: three year -olds and up;
six furionss-tiurnor. lO7 tfieldsl. 81. s.. 40.
$3.50. won: Coett-. ~ ,Scobi-,. $40. S3 30
s-cond: Jane Pennsbaker 1l0 tkins,, $5.4o.
third. Time. IL: 20 Ring Iose. IIderniero.
kinglike. Colonel Taylor. Lou widrig. Twinkle
Biue and Honor Man slsD ran.
Second race. maidens: two-year-oids: hre fur
lonEi-Grapite Ware, l15 MURRAY. $ll 70.
$3.50, S4.1e. won: deep Sinker. 1i5 'FieIds'.
$500, = ~. second: Suave Prince, ll5 PAUL.
$3.50. third. Zine. LII. Saddle and Boots.
Msrimba. Montjoy. Red wingneld. sansrudo.
Banker Brown and Flying Prince also ran.
Third race. claiming four-year-olds: mile
ana . quarfer--J. e. Stone. II. pooie,, s.. 40.
&8.30, $50. won: Wave. l03 Fields' $40.
r-tt). $500. third. Time. :.os 10. Frank F..
I:enefactor. Capital City. Sandy Mac. Dixie
Girl and Mandsrin's Coat also ran.
Fourth race. the Harold Stakes: two-rear-
old colts IND and ssldinEs; s. ., ave fn.iongs-Iohn
Minister. l19 Lyke,. $50 $50. second;
Washington, 40 Gillyt. $40. third. Time.
l.oI Is. Ounce Garden. Incknow. and Lord
Fifth raoe, claiming: tIfe Enquirer Handi-
cap: three year olds and up: and one-six-
teenth miles-Marjorie Hynes. Ill Lilly.
90 $500. $3.50. won: Sands Of pleasure.
tLyk.,. 500 third. Time. LA l-J. Peace
P+nnant. RnsEoon. woodt7p and Distinction
also ran.
Sixth race. claiming: three -yesr-olis and
ray,. $3.50. $50 $3.50. won; Marvin. MAY.
1I3 Ftelds,. s.. 80. &. 50. second: EStero. l0a
iFrancisb. A10. third. Time. I: % George
Starr. Sir Iawnfal. Columbia Tenn. Missed
Seventh racs. one and one-sixteenth miles:
, three -year-olds and up: claiminE-Pastorean.
l01 Gfi.id.l, xo4.0o. $3.50, $40. won: Mint
Cat ia I4ykel. 1910. se.1o second: !nauiry
Harlak. BY Goiy Dancing Spray and Sir
Thomas Kean also ran.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
OPEN SUBURBAN 1ENN|S1
Holmead Takes Long Doubles
Match to Beat Euclid-Raequet
Club Defeats Argyle.

In the opening matches in the Sub
urban Tennis League yesterday.
Holmead Club, champion last year,
defeated. Euclid in four of seven en-
sagements and Racquet Club VAN
auished the Argyle racketers by a
similar score. Holmead won when
White and w. NJ. Ballinger. No. z
team, overcame Htxon anu
Knapp, 2-6. 1S-1S and st. Tne
second set required more than Two
and q half hours OF play Tor oe-
cision. Summaries:
80. HoLMEAD. 4: EUCLID. 8.
sinsle.-J. Dudley Euclid, defeatsd ;,ia: !; y:
nsllin..t tHSins;te' ss.tes Fowl Fowler tEdella,. 80
0p pcus,..-Doy,e and ]. n: BatiinS.t tiaoil-
mead defeated ]. Dudley apd Kensy sSstn Ssnena.
1Hoime.d, defeated Hilton and KAapp tEnciia,,
"a. 10-10, sLf: Clift AND Well. lEnciia'
defeated MtCsthrih and Dyer !Hslmsad,:
"a. 10. -; Holmsad S,.G snS =. .,d Fs~i.,
tHSeIiss hosMss' evs 81: G.ri and Nesby I'D
ciid) defeated Robinson and e. b. "hhans
tHolmead), 81. 81. t--
RACQUET, 4: ARGYLE. 8.
sinsles-Bates tArkyleS defeated o; = hGmsn nsn
stein (Racauetl. 81. Ia -: .. .ow
!h:sas.h d.ft.t.d spence 'Ars''e''
DosSaes-Ben,on and c: De~d tR.sGret, ds-
fested Rates and MAyheid tArsylelA l-6
7-5, 8-S; o. Howenstein and r. 1Mu
tRacqaet) defeated Spence shd arr 'n,;;
Ga. 81; Pierce and sominerkamp tArgyle,
Gefeated Minnix and Foster (Rarqnet, 81
6-; J. b. skinner and R. Hcwenstein
IRatdt,eD defsated Gahe and Metsla tArGyiel.
"a. 60; Thuftell and Kemon lArHye, de
feated O. Dowd and Ldnkins tRacqset). eA.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
u. S. RACKETERS SCORE
Hunter, Mrs. Mallory and Miss
Ryan Are Victors in Brit.
ish Tournament.

By the Associa ted Press.
ROEHAMPTON. England, June 1s-
Francis T. Hunter. the American ten
mis- star. defeated Dr. A. A. Fyzee of
Great Britain in the, final round Of
the mems singles in the tennis tour
nament here. IL. IL. SIS. 81,
Ga.
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. Ameri-
ca, defeated Miss Hawkins. England,
In the final round of the ladies' sin
giles, 6-1, 81, 60.
In the final of the ladies' doubles
Mrs. Larcombe, England. and Miss
Elizabeth Ryan of California de-
feated Mrs. Edginton and Miss NJ
McKane, England. SIS, 60.
In the mixed doubles final F. NJ b.
Fisher and Mrs. Larcombe, Great
Britain. beat S. NJ. Jacob. open cham
pion of India, and Miss Shepherd,
England. Ga. 60.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

:2o;ya1d d.sh-won ~ Wilson; Iowa: SEC.
Smith sessssss third rs"u Grin1s 9hI:
wesieyan. Time. 0..2 81.
l2oyurd high hurdies--won by Thomson.
1,rtmont second c,wford 19Ea third ire
Dame; nfth. Coughlin, University Of the South.
soyard low husdlss.woa by Ds.eh. ;S,9.S Metre
wynne.. Notre Dame. Time. O.e4 -.
44o;yard run,Won BY Shea. Pittsburgh; =,
son. aSa. wiseonsin IS%sn Ii Time, a.4s. ''"
Hs.n. Asss s's kos
fourth fs'ss illinois; hfth' Donoh0e' Illinois
sies: second. McGinnis. Iliinois; third. sweitz.
hftb. Graham. Arhes. rime 4.2s %
second. Wharton. Illinois; third. Ratht,n.
Wisconsin,. Time. ISL.
Running high jumP-Won by Murphy. No,re
Dame: second. Alberts. Illinois; third. Hbr-
man. Iowa tied for fourth and fifth. Frank
land. Washington. and Osborne. Illinois Height.
Broad jnmp"won by stincheomi,. Ohio state
tied for second and third. Sward. Knox. and
Osborne. Illinois: fourth. Sundt. wisconsin
tifth. Alberts. Illinois. Distance. % feet 3ss
Inches.
second, Rlackwood. northwestern; third.
Praeger. Kalamazoo: fourth. Slater. Iowa
fifth. Weiss. Illinois Distance. 142 feet "a
inches.
Shot. .put-won by Pope. Washington; second.
Dale, Nebraska: third. Weiss. Illinois: fourth.
Lindsay. Rice institute: NTH. Shaw. Sotre
Hammer throw4-Won by RedmOn, Chicago
second, Blackwood. Northwestern; third:
siatrr. Iowa: fourth. skidmore. University Of
the South: NTH. Hill. Illinois. Distance. l33
feet 9% inches.
JaveIin throw-won by Hammer. stanford
SECOND. TtHk Oregon: third. Hoffman. Michi
run: fourth Mahnn, Texas 4. and NJ: hfth
Oberst, Notre Lnme distance. l?l feet pa
inches.
Pole vault-Ted for first. WEIGH. Georgia
Tech: Jenne. Washington State: Wilder. Wis
consin. and Gardner. Yale: tied for fifth. .L+r
rick. wisconsin. and Hogan. Sotre Dame
qelght. IL feet.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
AUTO RACE TO SARLES
Averages S7.75 Miles an Hour in
Winning Universal Trophy at
Uniontown-Hearne Second.

UNIONTOWN. Pa. June 1s.-Roscoe
Sarles today won the sixth annual
Universal Trophy automobile race
225 miles-in 2.1s.2u. at an average
speed of S7.75 miles an hour. Eddie
Hearne was second in 2lS.57. and Ed
die Miller. third. in 22O52
SaI4es stopped at the pits only once
during the race and Hearne covered
the entire distance without pulling in
for repairs.
Sarles beat the local track record
by two minutes
Tommy Milton. who had ruled as
favOrite. came in eighth and last.
Ralph Mulford was scratched because
his car did not arrive.
The ear driven by j. Ellingboe turn
ed over on the 129th lap and both
driver and his mechanician were pain
fully, though not seriously injured.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

The accepted records for the dis
tances are 3 1-5..9 3-5, 10 As. IL 40.
IA 40 and 20 seconds. respectively.
The tryouts were held for Southern ,,
California athletes. under the persona,
supervision of Robert S. Weaver.-,
A. A. L., president.
Paddocks time for the first three y
distances was caught in the l1O-yard.
dash, tapes being stretched at so and
100 yards as well at the finish
His time for the last three distances !.
were made in the 2UU-yard dash. -, =
Paddock strai ined tendon during
the last fifty yards of the 200yard, /,
race and came ia limping. He said r
he did not think the injury WAS .
serious. nj
Evening star., 1921-06-19
BroSmspun Hurt, 10 Shot;
Knobbie Beats Playfellow

NEW YORK. Jnne 1&-Broom-
spun, one Of the best three-year-
eids In the H. r. whitney horse
fncihk stnble, broke = leg In
the Carlton handicap. Mt Aque-
duet. tOday and was put 10
death.
PIayfeIiosv. full brother to the
noted thOr0ughbfed Man-0- VI nF,
bouxhf BY tie Raneotis stable
Friday Night for q price sail TO
br S115.OOO. hnished second in
the Carltont four lengths behind
his stable mnte, khobbI+. re-
GENTLY purchased for S25 5.spbO.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Women's Tennis League
Building More Courts

Three more courts are to be
built by the Columbia Road
Tennis Club. the main grounds
Of the Wosnen's League Of the
District. This will give i've In
all. The present two are l00at.
ed at 10th and Fuller streets.
bat the new Snea will he built
one square north. mt 18th and
Harvard. They will be rendy
for q round robin mixed doubles
tourney which will be Held neIt
Saturday afternoon, In which
any players In the city are Ia
vited to form teams ana tnke
part. There will be NO eRtfan~e
fee and NO pPises will be given.
Miss Marywill Wakef0rd, Mem
roe Courts, Franklin s21O, will
receive the entries.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
A. A. PITCHERS IMPROVE.
Put Crimp in Batting Averages of
Leagues Leaders.

Tffe~pitchers of the American Asso-
citation have put a crimp in the bat
ting average of Butler of Kansas
City. who has dropped from AL a
week ago. to .4is. He still leads the
league. however. Hauser of Mil
waukee also slumped. but continues
his position as runner-up with .3s2.
Baird of Indianapolis. who is hitting
$50. has taken the lead for stolen
base honors from Del Gainer of Mil
waukee. Baird ran his string to six
teen.
Bunny Brief Of Kansas City has
tied Reb Russell of Minneapolis for
the home run honors: each has eleven.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
D. c. ;NETMEN H0N0RE0.
Dudley and Brown Given Varsity
Letter by Swarthmore.

Jack Dudley and Boyd J; Brown Of
this city have been sigrally honored
by Swarthmofe for their prowess at
tennis. Although the net game IS
classed as a minor sport at Swarth-
more, these two players have been 80
Intentionally successful that they
have been awarded the varsity 3
Roth were graduated June 1s; but
are eligible for the collegiate cnam-
nionship tourney to be held in Phila-
delphia June 81 and will represent
in the singles and douoaes
Evening star., 1921-06-19
ALL CREWS. ON RIVER.
"a" Varsity Is Almost Certain to
.
Represent Cornell,

POUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y, June 49,.
All crews in training for the regatta,
next Wednesday were out on the river =
today. and most of them went over
the course.
Coach John Hoyie's Cornell "A" var
sity combination gave its wash to the y.
"B'' eight in another test of speed.
Although Hoyle has made no definite ?.
ar nouncement il is considered almost
certain that the IA boat. with
Wheeler at stroke, will be selected for =
the big race. --ni'.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
MEMPHIS ON DOWN GRADE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 1S.-Seven
defeats for the Memphis
club. eight victories in row for Lit
tie Rock, runner-up to the locals for
the league leadership, and winning
spurts by Birmingham and Mobile
have frightened the race for the
Southern Association pennant.
AS a result Of the weeks play the
Mems>his lead was cut to five and a
half games, and Little Rock had an
of two games over New
Orleans and Birmingham.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
BROWN CLOUTING BALL.
Hx-Cub Is Pressing Boone for Lead
in Southern League.

Don Brown of Little Rock. who
tried out with the Chicago Cubs this
spring. Is swinging the ash in the
Southern. Association in major league
form, ana as q result is pressing /. M.
Boone of New Orleans for the leader
ship. Brown is hitting for an aver,
age of .372. while Boone is leading
with 1878.
Bernsen Of Birmingham is leading
the circuit in home runs with nine.
while Stewart. q Terminate. has taken
tie. lead for stolen base honors with
as thefts. one in front of Trayner,
another Baron.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Costello Wins Rowing Race. =.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-Paul Cos :
tello, Vesper Boat Club. who. with Jofff1
Kelly. a club mate. won the Olympic
doubles championship. proved the vic- "a
pionship race in the Navy day regatta :, :.
limited to local oarsmen. He defeatet'
George w. Allison Of the Undine Boar
Club. u
Evening star., 1921-06-19
HOLDS LEAD At TENNIS
Columbia Country Club Is Closely
Pressed by Liberty Team in
Women's League.

Columbia Country Club continues to
set the pace in the Women's Tennis
League Of the District, having scored
thirty-two wins in forty matches.
Liberty is close second. Piney Branch.
which was in front until q couple
weeks ago. has dropped to sixth. The
standtnR:
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Golf Tourney to Chickering.

WILMINGTON. Del. June 1s-H c.
Chickering Of the Wilmington Golf
Club won the annual invitation event
of his home club today by defeating
]. Simpson Dean. Princeton golf cham
pion, 2 and 1. Chickering established
a new course record Of 72 in his semi
final. in which he defeated A. L.
Walker of Columbia University, 9
and l.
Evening star., 1921-06-19

Other point scorers were: wiscon-
sin' 10: Nebraska, s; Grinnell, z:
Eorthwesterp, s.: Ohio State, 8; Ames,
Aggies. s; Michigan. s: Pennsylvania
University. s.; Penn State. s.: Pitts
burgh. s; Stanford. s: Minnesota, 4;
Oregon. 8; Washington State, IN
Yale. .2%; Georgia Tech, az; Knox.
ga; Baylor. 2: Sewanee. lk; Texas A.
NJ. l; st. Olafs. 1; Rice Institute, /.
Thomsok Ties own, Mark. =
One world record was tied. another
approached, and every event brought
forth thrilling competition which
naf1y times left the spectators in
doubt as to the winner even after the
event had been finished.
Earl Thomson of Dartfiionth equaled
his own world record of IA 2-5 seconds
In the 12b-yard high hurdles. The
eastern star might have beaten his
record but for a poor start which left
him slightly or stride at the drst bar
tier, and slip which caused him to
tip over the fourth.
Romig of Penn State. first in the
half mile winner, Shea OF Pittsburgh.
first in the 440-yard dash. and Gard
her of Yale. who tied for. the lead in
the pole vault, were other eastern
track celebrities who lived up to their
regulations
The Pacific coast. however. fur
nished the individual point winner In
Pope of Washington. a weight man
whose stature made central. western
and eastern huskies look like pyg-
mics. Pope took first in the shot put
and In the discus throw for ten points.
A slight rain before the meet made
the track tricky. Elimination try-outs
brought better time in several events
than the finals. and many stars were
eliminated in them through being
punched in the same heat.
Summary 81 the Events.
lO0-yard dash-Won By Paulu. Grinnell sec
Vfaskai fourth, Wilson, Iowa 9th. Hurley
Washington. Time. 0.10.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Champion Racketer Beaten,

BOSTON, June 18-R. Chauncey.
Seaver of the Longwood Cricket Club.
five times state singles champion, was
eliminated in the third round Of the
Massachusetts tournament today. Will
liam Feibleman of Harvard, won from
him, "a, 60.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
NET TOURNEY ADVANCES.
Six Matches Are Decided in Wofn-
ems Circuit Events.

Six matches. three each in doubles and
sinEles, were played YESTERDAY IN INC
Women's League tourney. Inc
s,--,. >,;.. s.xsu defeated Miss II.
a" a.: Miss Turner defeated Mrs
Bentiey. IS e2: Miss Kelley defeated MISS
Jonassen e3, e.. s-,., A..
,..t.d Miss McConihay lnd Mrs, bentie!'
sNi. 81: Miss Heyl and Miss wakefofd 'os
feated Misses s. and J. Doohttle: :,.s go ts,..,.S
MICS Love and Miss Hendricks, g.. g..
Evening star., 1921-06-19
WINS PUTTING CONTEST.
Mrs. Leech Defeats Mrs. Sheppa I'd
in Final at Columbia.

Mrs. A. Y. Leech. jr.. yesterday won
the putting contest at Columbia Coun-
try Club in competition for the trophy
donated by the club. to be won three
times for possession. She defeated
Mrs. Sheppard in the final. and ?.
Mrs. ]. c. Mclaughlin won from Mrs
w. f. Shannon in the consolation
final, l uD
Evening star., 1921-06-19
|NET TITLE TO MRS. FALK.
Defeats Mrs. Kitchens for New
Jersey State Honors.

ENGLEwOOD, N. J.. June 1s.-Mrs.
Edwin A. Falk Of New York defeated
Mrs. c. v. Kitchens, Mexico City. Mex.
in the final Of the New Jersey state
tennis championship at the Englewood
Field Club here today. S-1. ". Mrs.
Falk was formerly Miss Helene Pollak,
national indoor champion.
Miss Clare Cassel and Miss Marie
Wagner won the title in the doubles,
defeating Miss Margaret Grove and Mrs.
s. F. Waring, 60, 81.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
D; c. u|NKSMEN TO PLAY
Several Local Stars to Contest in
Middle Atlantic Tourney at
Virginia Beach.

Princess Anne Country Club Of Vir-
ginia Beach, Va. for the entertain
ment of the golfers who will play in
the individual championship. of the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association be-
ginning Thursday. Entries for the
tournament close Tuesday and Presi-
dent Barron .of the association ex-
poets very large list.
The qualifying round at thirty-six
by match play rounds Friday and
Saturday. AS many flights will quail
fy as the size of the entry list war
rants.
The course at Virginia Beach. ac-
cording to President Barron. is mod
of sandy country facing the Atlantic.
1t was played on for the first time
this year; and is more than $500 wards
in length.
With only a few exceptions. the
leading golfers of Washington and
Robert l.. Finkenstaedt. the Mstri.t
champion, who was runner-up in the
NJ. A. G. A. tourney at Richmond last
year. is the ."ace" of the Washington
entries, although several Other fine
players in A. X. Mackenzie. Donald
Woodward. NJ B. STEVENSON. G. +.
Truett and T. N. Lowe have entered
Richmond will put into the .ists
the present champion of the associa-
tiOn. Allen Lee Hawse OF the Coun.ry
Club OF Virginia. 81 NJ. Newton, win
ner Of the, Columbia Country Club
event last year. and +. j. d. Mackay,
"a former president of the association.
Norfolk will enter a large nuInper
OF fine players. among them being
J. = McMemiinen. the Hume brothers
Phillip II. Prescott and J. :. Barron,
a former Virginia champion.
Fraser Hale of the Hampton Roads
Club may also enter.
David Thompxon. prof~ssionuL at
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. continues to show a good game.
Last week playing. with Douglas
Hillyer. he was around In 66. only one
shot above the professional record for
the course. held by Spencer. Thomp-
son also has proved to be a good in
structor.
WORK ON the new seventeenth hole
at the Washington Golf and Country
Club is going ahead this week. while
the sixteenth green for the new
course is being pushed steadily ahead
and will be ready for seeding this fall.
The new sixteenth will be played
from tee near the large oak tree on
the eleventh hole to a green in the
orchard just east Of the clubhouse.
The new seventeenth green will be
across the ditch east of the present
thirteenth. The tee for the eighteenth
will be on the hill east of the present
thirteenth.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Cricketers PLAY Today,

Washington Cricket Club will be op-
posed by the Baltimore Sons of ST..
Geprge in cricket match on the old,
polo grounds in Potomac Park this aft
ernoon. Play will start at 2:30. -
Evening star., 1921-06-19
ENGINEERS OUTPLAYED
IN THRILLING CONTEST
Daring Horsemanslfip and Skillful Maneuvering
of Islanders Daze Camp Humphreys Four.
Greens Outclass Sd Cavalry
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

~UBAS ARMY POLO TEAM repued in trio OF practice tits
during the days. suddenly found itself yesterday and
scored deeisve'in the opening of the first
military Dashing with the abandon
field Islanders
to a
earlier War Department Greens disposed
of Cayalrymen.
to period while the Cuban Humphreys
throng
Pofonn ParE field
Evening star., 1921-06-19
Juvenile Net Tourney
Is to Bekin on June n

Play In the girls, Boys ana
Junior events for the District
championship AID the right
to represeat this city in the ma
tisnAl hnals will begin At Chevy
Chase Club Monday. June -.
Entries el0ae with Otto Clock
ler. the clab pFOfcssisnAl, next
SATURDAY. 1t $50 pm.
COmpetitioA II HnAited 10
girls ahA t6nlUrs who were not
eighteen years Of age prisr to
March last, and to boys who
had not become Afteen IN that
date. There will be singles nnd
doubles in each class.