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Evening star., 1921-02-24

HOMESEEKERS, ATTENTION!
TWO NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOWS;
A. NJ l.; one-half block Of trolley station
good car service; in the one-fare zone: strictly
white neighborhood. Price. 8. 700; $500 cash;
balance $40 per month; or $500 cash; balance
$50 per month, including interest
NEW FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW; A. NJ. l.;
8 blocks of trolley station; lot 50x125 #.
Price, $3.50; $500 cash: balance $40 per
month including interest; or $500 cash; bal
ance $50 per month.
NEW FOUR-RoOM BUNGALOW; A. NJ. 1.
8 lots; price, 81 $50; same terms as above.
have other suburban properties for sale. Some
six and seven room houses near station.
E. Fl. SHINN,
381I 34th St. MT. RAINIER, Md
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
Washington, February II. 192l.-Sealed pro
Building until . O'Clock p. m. March 2l. 1921,
for furnishing one electric generator for use
at Garbage Reduction Plant. Specifications and
Purchasing Officer Room 800. District Bnlding.
J. THILMAN HESDRICk. CHARLES W.
orc N q fe23-3t
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uNIMpRoYEp PROPERTY.

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND. BOUND
ed by South Capitol and Half. and Q sts
s.w.. containing 1874. .O93 50. ft.. will be sold
by auction MARCH TENTH, 1921. AT FOUR
THIRTY Pm. No reserve. Owner leaving
this country.
ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct..
900 Pa. ave. NV.
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NEW COLONIAL HOMES
$500 Cash.

IL To 81 CHAN
MING STAT
NORTH CAPITOL
STREET.
q large rooms and
bath: double porches:
lot 20 by 40 TO 20
IT. alley; room for 8
garages. These are
the cheapest houses
offered on the mar
ket today.
Only $3.50.
Phone us for auto
TO inspect.
II. r.
Howenstein
Co.,
1914 F st. NV.
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Near New Hampshire ave. and Newton st.
NV 6 rooms and bath: Nv h.: gas and elec-
tricity: room for garage. Immediate possess
sion. Price. 81 $50.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

NEW 4-FAMILY APARTMENT-EACH APT.
hos 4 rooms and ba th h-w. heat elec. light.
Yearly rental. 81 800, Price. $16.5oO Terms.
A r CAMPBELL 1410 II NV. 26--
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Northeast section; corner property; rooms
and bath: large lot; space for garage. A bar
gain at $1,000.
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2. F. CARLEY,
Real Estate and Business Broker
6l7 E St. NV.
FIR 61S2

Three-family apartment; two apartments or
) rooms and bath and rooms and bath;
two apartments rented. one occupied by owner;
large lot, with garage; NV. section. Terms.
Price, $14, 500.
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WANTED-TO BUY

Will BUY AND PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL
dwellings, large small. if good investments.
Address Box 6s-R. Star office
HIGH GRADE TwO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
with 10 rooms and two baths: separate en-
frances, cellars. yards and beating plants:
double front and rear porches: room for double
garage: convenient to both car lines. lines; sliI i,Sn
Florida ave. ne.
WILL PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY A HOME
in Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase. Not too far
and have not less than sleeping rooms. Price
not to exceed S15, 600. Will make substantial
cash payment. Address Box 66R. Star office.
WANT HOME ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
or Mt Pleasant 8 or rooms For immediate
occupancy. VIII pay as high as $12.O 600. Ad-
dress Box 24-R. Star office. ce.
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE. OR MORE
rooms: in Georgetown: will consider old house
in good neighborhood if price is right Ad-
dress Box 52-R. Star Office.
WILL MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAY
ment for 0-room. ami. house in Washington
Heights. Not over $4,000. No agents.
chase houses in the northwest, from 5000 to
1000. If you really want to sell. send or
phone complete description.
a,o TSIoS Es.os ,,ss REALTY ooRpoRArioS M.!o s.,s
WANTED-TO PURCHASE SMALL APART
ment house. Have 5000 cash. could raise
1000. to make first payment. Address Box
343-P. Star office.
nav SlUO RAJ CANf1 AMI SOU A
month for modern. up-to-date home in strictly
white neighborhood. Write full particulars
price not over $1,000. Address Box 330-P. Star
office. 24s
MODERN OR ROOM HOUSE WITH
acre or more; NV. direction. Address Box 334-
p. Star office.
TO SELL YOUR HOUSE QUICKLY AND
sa tisfactorily, you should list with us. We now
want houses, all sections, all sizes, il price
and terms are right. Quarter century expert
ence on st.
n. E. RYON CO., INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4597. 1923 st.
HAVING SOLD MY SUBURBAN HOME MUST
buy another at once. Write best price and
terms to FRED COOPER, Bladensburg. Nd.
WANTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER.
modern six or seven room house. not in long
row; two baths and open fireplace preferred.
but not essential; spot cash. Address Box
154-P, Star Office.
home IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION;
city or suburbs: to II rooms. 3o1 Southern
bldg. Main 373.
WE WANT MORE PROPERTY 70 SELL
II your price and terms are right we have In
mediate purchasers. Consult Sales Department
THOS. E. FARRELL,
s37 Woodward bldg. Main 7eA.
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Near eth ST. and Nd. ave. ne. rooms g
bath Cash required only $500. Balance
easy monthly payments. Price, $500.
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sHADEs-Good quality opaque shades. lifted
to your windows, 95c: the best quality Of
opaque shades. Sl.25; hung free; We call with
samples. kLEEBkATT. uth and H sts. ~.
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WANTED-TO RENT

UNFURNIsHED HoUsE-BUNGALow PRl
ferred; rooms; modern: city os suburb
reasonable. Address Box 35-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
DANES ; AUSTRALASlANS
PLAYING SINGLES TODAY

CLEVELAND. Ohio, August IL
g, Australasia and Denmark will come
together upon the grass courts at
the Mayfield Country Club this after
noon in the first two singles matches
of the semf-final round of the Davis
cup Tennis series.
Erik Tegner. Denmark. plays Nor
man Peach, Australia, while Vagn
Ingerslev, Denmark. meets ]. o. An
derson.
Peach. the captain Of the Australian
team, thus tackles the Dane who de-
feated w. II. LaurentZ, French cham
pion, in a recent tournament in
France. In comparison with his DAN
ish opponent, Peach is rather small,
Australian is'very strong on volleyinE
and ground strokes, and has -devel-
oped from; being merely steady
player to one who combines bril-
liancy with reliability. Tegner, while
already rated as one Of the best play
ers in Europe, has not reached his
top notch. He is but twenty-four
years of age.
Anderson is believed to be Aus
stands six feet three inches in height.
and his victories in Canada and
against the Britons in Pittsburgh
show he is playing great tennis. He
has a phenomenal forehand stroke,
with a safe backhand.
Ingerslev is champion of Denmark.
In fact. he is considered the best IN
all Scandinavia. He prefers to play
a back-court game, but is dangerous
and a government officer,
E. c. Torrey. vice president Of the
United States Tennis Association, will
act as referee.
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Rickard said he talked with Martin
Killilea, Wilson's manager. over the
telephone. and that the Boston Inn
presario had said his protege would
begin light training at once. and by
the first of next week would be hard
at work getting himself down to the
middleweight requirements.
Wilson" continued Tex Rfckard,
weighed 172 pounds when he fought
Downey in Cleveland. OF course, that
meant he was way overweight. He
has had his lesson. and II the Cleve-
land fighter wins on Labor Day it
will not be due to the champion's 8
lack of condition"
Riekard refers to Wilson as the
champion. And that is just what he
is. despite the ruling of the Cleveland
boxing board. In Wisconsin. Massa-
chusetts. New York and other states
the decision of a referee is held to be
final and binding, and there is no way
in which a city boxing board can
change that decision and in 50 doing
make it effective in outside states.
Members of. the New York state
boxing commission are of the opinion
that the original mistake lay in the
willingness OF the Cleveland board to
permit Wilson to import his own
referee in the case of the Downey
fight. But since he was allowed to
do this, It is held, there is no way
of avoiding the f1nality of that
of1ciapS decision.
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A brace of singles was all the Ran
die aggregation could garner off Nc
Coy in seven innings. He had excel
lent control and never was in DIM
Guilty except in the sixth inning, when
the Randles made all their runs.
Brayton held the Benning bunch to
four blows. but one was homer by
Lovelace. that accounted for three
tallies in the sixth.
Banging Goodrich for an early lead.
the Gibraltars easily disposed of
Grace Athletic Club. in Section A of
the unlimited division. The losing
pitcher kept his team in the game by
clouting homer. Deck Of the GIBBS
also knocked a four-baser.
Holden's hurlinE gave Brookland it's
victory over Peerless Athletic Club, in
Section B Of the unlimtteds. He let
the northeast boys have only five hits
and encountered no trouble outside of
the third inning. Herr helped the
winners by knocking three hits in
four times at bat.
ting to beat the Park View Juniors
in the Section A game of the junior
made three safeties each. while c.
Ball, Keefer and Davis each smashed
pair Of swats. Errors helped the
losers get their few tallies.
Christ Child va. unable to maintain
its early lead. and lost to the War
wicks in Section A of the midget
class. The losers outbatted the War
wicks, eighteen hits to seven, but
fielded poorly. Both pitchers were
generous with passes.
Foley outpitched Haisey, giving
Holy Name a victory over Stanton
Templar in Section B of the midgets
A batting rally in the fourth inning
| put Holy Name in the lead for the
remainder of the engagement.
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IN TENNIS SEMLF|tALS
Johnston Is Playing Richards and
Williams Meeting Woospam
in Seabright SINGLES

SEABRIGHT. N. J., August H.
William M. Johnston of San Fran
cisco and Vincent Richards Of New
York were matched in the upper half
Of the semi-final round of. the mems
cup singles at the Seabright Tennis
and Cricket Club today. Maxwell
Woosnam, captain of the British Isles
Davis cup team. was matched with
R. Norris Williams, I'd, of Boston in
the lower half. No matches in the
women's singles were scheduled for
today.
Woosnam yesterday defeated Rob-
ert Kinsey. San Francisco, GO, 6-4.
So ably did the Englishman play
that he mastered the young Amer
lean by a total of twenty-five place.
ments to six.
Williams conquered the British vet
eran, F. Gordon Lowe. by net at
Johnston defeated Dean Mathey.
former Princeton captain. Ga, 6-1.
After a poor beginning and with
much off-form playing all the way.
Richards was lucky to outstay How
ard kinsey, San Francisco, 0-6, 6-3,
GO.
Miss Helen Wills, the flfteen-year-
old Berkeley. Calf. star. was elimi-
Eleanor Goss of New York, 6-4. IS.
60. The steadiness of the New
York girl and her ability to solve
her opponents service accounted for
Mrs. Moila Bjurstedt Mallory and
Miss Mary K. Browne disposed of
their opponents in straight sets.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
BENTLEY LEADING WITH
BAT IN INTERNATIONAL

Jack Bentley of the Baltimore ORR.
oles continues to show the way in
the International League batting race
with a mark Of 400 for his ninety
two games, according to the latest
averages for that organisation.
Post and Murray Of Rochester are
listed ahead Of the Baltimore slugSer
but their marks of 428 and .407, re-
spectively. are for comparatively few
games.
Bentley also IL the leader in total
number Of hits, with 153. and he
heads the home-run hitters with sew
enteen to his credit. ...z.,.,~, ,...,.,...l,.-.
jacobson OF 'BaItfnore has scored
the greatest number Of runs, 108, and
Frank Kane of Jersey City is the
leading base stealer with forty-three
Bentley Is the nominal leader among
the pitchers, with eight victories and
ono defeat, but the real leader Is Og-
den Of Baltimore, with twenty-faux
Victories against three rSysrPsa
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vii SON SIGNS FOR BOUT
WITH DOWNEY LABOR DAY

BOSTON. August 11.-Martin Kill
lilea. manager of Johnny Wilson, has
announced that Wilson had been
matched by Tex Rickard to meet
Bryan Downey in twelve-round bout
at Jersey City on Labor day. In a
recent bout at Cleveland the referee
awarded the decision to Wilson on a
foul. but the Cleveland boxing COM
mission announced that it had over
ruled the decision and would recog-
nize Downey as middleweight cham
pion on the ground that he had
actually scored a knockout.
Wilson will receive IS per cent of
the gate receipts and Downey 20 per
cent. Both men are to weigh 160
pounds at 10 o'clock in the morning.
They will enter the ring at 4 pm.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
FIVE Y. NJ. C. A. CLASSES
HOLD EFFICIENCY TESTS

Members of the day and evening
classes Of the boys department Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. are competing in eff
cheney tests arranged by E. B. Fuller.
director of athletics. Emblems will
be awarded the first three boys In
each of five classes. The following
events are to be decided:
Swimming events-20-yard back
swim: Evening class, August IL: day
class, August II. Rescue: Evening
class. August IT; day class, August
I22. 200-yard swim: Evening class,
August Is; day class, August "a. Div
ing: Evening class, August "a: day
class, August 20.
Track events-Short potato race:
Evening class, August Is: day class.
August 16. Middle distance: Even
ing class. August 16; day class. Au-
gust 1s. Running high jump: Even
ing class, August 20: day class, Au-
gust %. Long potato race: Evening
class, August 90; day class, August
Is. Running broad jump: Evening
class, August 26: day class, August
80. Shot-put: Evening class, Au-
gust 80; day class, August 81.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
YANKEE YACHTS BEATEN
Drop Final of Six Races With
Britons, Who Win Series by
III Points to SO.

By the Asf9ciated Press.
COWES. Isle of Wight, August H.
Great Britain yesterday won the in
ternational six-meter yacht race from
the team of four American boats sent
across seas to contest for the cup.
The sixth and final race in the series
was won by the British racers by a
margin of four points, the home
boats scoring 20 and the viNkors 16
Previously the. point score skd al
81 for the British craft and y for
the Americans. thus making the final
score Great Britain lit and Amer.
lea SS.
The course for yesterdays race OF
fifteen miles afforded less windward
work. than in the previous events
The American boats got a good start
with Grebe in second, Sheila in fourth
Genie in sixth and Montauk in sew
enth. The British order Of crossing
was Jean first, Victoria third, Polly
fifth and F1ya eighth.
The order Of the finish was Victoria
Jean. Grebe, Genie, Sheila. Flya, Polly
and Montauk.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
BUFF. IS GIVEN DECISION
Crowd Disapproves Verdict Over
Ledoux-White and Dundee
q. in Ten-Round Draw.

NEW YORK. August 11.-Johnny
Buff, claimant of the American fly
weight championship. last night re-
ceived the Judges decision over
Charley Ledoux. French bantam
weight, at the end OF ten rounds. The
crowd expressed its disapproval at
the verdict.
Bun was knocked down in the third
and fourth rounds.
Charlie White Of Chicago and
Johnny. Dundee of New York went ten
rounds to q draw. Both are light
weights.
Paul Doyle, claimant Of the New
England welterweight title, was given
the judges decision over Marty Cross
of New York.
Midget Smith of New York was
given the judges decision over Young
Montreal of Providence at the end OF
their ten-round bout. They are ban
tamweights. Smith hoored Montreal
in the first round for a count OF
eight.
Evening star., 1921-08-11

William T. T1iden Of Philadelphia,
nespite his recent defeat by Vincent
Richards. national Junior champion.
is considered a certainty. Following
his illness abroad, Tilden showed a
form reversal. He has been resting
for two weeks. however. and it is
predicted by experts that he Will be
William NJ. Johnston Of San Fran
cisco. Watson Washburn and, Rich
ards of New York, r. Norris Williams
of Boston and Robert and Howard
Kinsey Of California appear to be
among the leading candidates in the
opinion of the experts. The Kinseys
are rated highly because of their
ability as a doubles team They were
defeated in the finals at Newport by
Williams and sWashburn. but that is
the only mark against them.
In recent matches Washburn de-
feated JohSstonp and Williams; John
ston defeated Williams: Richards de-
feated Williams and Tilden. only to
be beaten later by Williams.
In selecting the team the committee.
clude the best prospects for the
singles and make other selections for
the doubles.
Tilden and Richards as a doubles
team are rated highly, but selection
of this sort would require Tilden to
play both singles and doubles. Con-
sequently the doubles choice may lie
between Williams and Washburn and
the Kinsey brothers.
A surprising feature of the doubles
was the defeat of Woosnam and Turn
bull by Dwight F. Davis. donor of the
international cup, with his old part
ner, Holcombe Ward. The Americans,
who held the national championship
and defended the Davis cup twenty
years ago, beat the young Britons,
GO, SIS.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
FAv0RITES ARE LOSERS
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT

DENVER, Col. August 11.-State
champions. former champions and
veterans met defeat in the first and
second rounds of the annual Trans
mississippi Golf Association tourna-
ment.
Harry G. Legg Of Minneapolis, five
; times champion, and Robert Mckee
of Des Moines. 1920 champion. were
among those eliminated. Frank
Godohaux of New Orleans also was de-
feated.
Victors were ]. C. Ward and ]. c.
SHUTTLE of Kansas City, Mo-; George
Won Elm of Salt Lake City, Utah; J.
A. Kennedy of Tulsa, Okla; T. b
Cochran of Wichita Falls, Tex, and
A. r. Warner, L. D. Bromfield and L
G. Palmer of Denver.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
AMERICAN NETMEN WIN.

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont,
August 11.-Straight-set victories
were scored by American tennis play
ers in the International singles yes
terday. r. Lindley Murray defeated
E. A. Purkiss, Toronto, 60, 60, and.
the doubles defeated E. w. Bickle
and T. Sheard of Toronto, 6-1,
6-1. Frank Anderson of New York.
national indoor champion, and Walter
Wesbrook of Cleveland also were
winners.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
DEMPSEY on WAY EAST.

sey, world heavyweight champion. has
arrived in Chicago from the west
en- route to New York. in response to
telegram from his manager. Jack
Kearns. Dempsey said his mission
was for business reasons.
Dempsey said that he knew nothing
about the proposed match with Jess
Willard.
He will leave today for New York
Evening star., 1921-08-11
INDEPENDENT MINES.

Department Of Justice nine is pre-
pared to meet anything and every
thing in Washington in base ball en-
gagements. Challenging teams. how
ever, must have their own fields and
play on week days after e o'clock.
Mines interested may call the man
ager. at Department Of Justice, Main
1876. Branch 26.
Moon Athletic Club wants q Sunday
morning game with some team in the
seventeen twenty year class. For an
engagement see F. ]. Creamer. jr., 427
P street, today or tomorrow.
Golden Stars crushed the Silver
Stars with a 15-to-0 score. According
to the manager of the winners, all the
Golden Star players made homers.
Warrington Athletics will go to
Falls Church, Va, Saturday, to play
Stagg Athletic Club. Sunday the COL
ored nine will oppose Rex. at Union
Park.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
DUNCAN SETS RECORD.

STAMFORD. August l1.-George
Duncan, last years open British golf
champion, established a new profess
eional record for the Woodway Coun-
try Clubs course by making seventy
ono strokes. He did 1t in playing an
exhibition match with Abe Mitchell of
England against Louis Chiappetta,
pro" of the home club, and CHARLES
Mothersole, PRO" Of Weeburn Duncan
and Mitchell were seven up on the first
round and ended by winning eight up
and six to go.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
MCNAMARA IS TO HELP
COACH PENN GRIDMEN

Appointment Of Tommy Mcnamara,
formerly a foot ball star at George
town, as coach of the second varsity
and assistant to Head Coach Heis-
man at the University of Pennsyl-
vania has been announced.
Mcnamara, along with Bill Hollen-
back. will look to the development Of
the Red and Blue backfield. Nc
Namara played in the backfield at
Georgetown in 1914 and 1915 and was
the outstanding star at Fordahm the
following year.
He is taking postgraduate work
at Penn and assisted in the coach
ing last year.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
CLAIMS $1,000 FORFEIT.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August IL
Lew Tender. challenger for the world
lightweight championship, who was
to have met Benny Leonard in a bout
was called of when the Champion
dislocated his thumb, has announced
he would claim the forfeit of IS. 900
posted by Leonard
Evening star., 1921-08-11
FIRST IN $4,000 RACE.
Guardian Trust Captures Classic
Event at North Randall.

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVELAND,
August 11.-Guardian Trust won the
$4,000 championship stallion pacing
stake, feature of the grand circuit pro-
gram, here yesterday. Tavonian was
second and The Great Rose third. The
best time was 2.06. Q
1t was Guardian Trusts third consecu-
tive victory. he also having captured the
Matron stakes at Toledo and purse at
the Kalamazoo meeting.
The Press $1,000 purse for 2.16 trotters
went to Jeanette Rankin in straight
heats. The best time Was 2.05Z.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
A G0LFING FAMILY.

BOSTON. August 11.-A feature of
: father and son" golf tournament
yesterday was the playing of three
generations Of the North family of
Wellesley. In the morning round
Howard NJ; North played with his
sixty-eightiyear-old father. while in
the afternoon, he had as a partner
his flfteen-year-old son.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Powerboats Gathering.

Twenty-six American and Canadian
powerboats were on the Niagara river
course today for the opening of the
international regatta and the Fisher
Allison $4,000 gold cup race for the
displacement boat championship OF
North America,
Evening star., 1921-08-11
YANKEES SHOOT WELL.

LYON. France, August lin the in :
ternaticnal rifle shooting competition
yesterday, the American and French
teams fired from the kneeling position.
Notwithstanding stormy weather, the
scoring was excellent. The results will
not be made public until the scores are
worked out.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Selection of United States Da Cup Tenn Offers Real Problem
TWIRLINGF FEATS OCCUR
NTWO SANDLOT GAMES

Wv forh District sandot base ball championship several Of the
contendng have pitchers capable of holding
few safeties
Mccoy of the Wnons mastered the Randles of the
pitching
the Benning
Evening star., 1921-08-11
500 ENTER BIG SHOOT.

NEW YORK. August 11.-Five hun
dred entries have been received for the
Grand American handicap trapshooting
tournament to be held in Chicago Au-
gust % to 27. inclusive. A final entry
list of more than 700 is expected.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
TLDEN IS A CERTAINTY;
SIX OTHERS IN RUNNING

YORK August -Seecton of players the
defense of the Davis
ranking has problem
States
tion keeping with the Davis regulations selections be
nounced the The committeeman George
Adee Beas C. Wright Samuel Hardy Harold H.
Hackett
Evening star., 1921-08-11
WRIGHT TO REFEREE.

CHICAGO. August 11.-Beals C..
Wright of New York has been se-
lected as referee in the semi-finals
of the Davis cup tennis matches to
be played here three days next week
between teams representing India
and Japan.
Evening star., 1921-08-11

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Winston. Z: Randle, 2 (seven inninss),
TODAY'S GAME
GarneId VS.. knickerbocker. Rsodle field, cas-
end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
TOAORROW'S GAME.
Government Printing ONCE rs. Dominican Ly
ceum. at Union Station plaza
Evening star., 1921-08-11
WILSON TO MAKE TITLE
WEIGHT FOR DOWNEY GO
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK. August 11ohnny Wilson will train for his Labor
day fight Bryan Downey He will the the
- ' middeweght limit 1t is the agreement"
So said Tex Rckad today discussing Forthcoming battle
the mddlewigh championship of the world which will be held in the
big Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City
Evening star., 1921-08-11

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Holy Name. 10; Stanton Templar, 8 (seven
innings).
TODAY's GAME.
Perry Vs. Lnwood, at Warrington barracks,
foot Of ~ street southwest.
TOMORROw'S GAME.
Mardelle vs.. Liberty. at 7th and Monroe
Evening star., 1921-08-11
McG00RTY TO FIGHT.

CHICAGO, August 11-Eddie Nc
Goorty. veteran middleweight boxer,
has been signed for a ten-round bout
with frankie Murphy, southern
fighter. at Atlanta, Ca, on August Is.