davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-07-01
First set
xercur 4 - "I-1
Graves $40 0 5 q 4 2 4 2-So-6
Second set--
Hercur .... = t@oTo
Graves 80. 4 4-4V-f
Third Set
Graves 6221 8 OF o27-5

Chnrest in Fine Form.
Playing with the sharpness and al
most uncanny accuracy that has
characterized his best tennis, Charest
easily disposed of Mangan. There
never was a time when the George
town racketer really had a chance
against the District champion. Man
gan took the opening game, but
Charest quickly found himself and
appeared to score almost at Will.
The point score tells the whole story:
First Set
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Second Set
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Early round matches in the mems
and mixed doubles were disposed OF,
and several are scheduled for this
afternoon. The committee in charge
of the tournament expects to narrow
these fields to the semi-fnal stage
not later than tomorrow afternoon.
Mems Doubles.
SECOND RouND--Ri,ey and King defeated
D:ii TH1sD siS s&oys6So....rs & and c.g defeated
Adams and whipple. e.s. 81; B.ses and
es es; s Gore and Purinston defeated Train and
wilkinson 6-2, 60; Hoover and Atwood de-
feated rlourney and p.llis, e-7. lo-i2; 1-o;
Robertson and Finley dfeated Do~d ana now
'niss'1 foTiTH S' 'aeUssD-ch.ss.. and johnson de.
feated Cassard and Gam, 81, 81.
MIXED DOUBLES.
THIRD RouND-Mrs. Donaldson and Gore
defeated Miss Frazier and Purinton. e2,
Ia, 7-5; Mrs. Ellis and Charest defested
Mas oruoon. and Klopsoh, "a. 80; niss
whelchel and Buruen defeated Mrs. Godfrey
and Godfrey, "a, 6-S; Krs. Smith and Gas.
sard dfeatsd Miss Wooden and White, e-3,
81, T-6.
TOdny's PnirinGs.
MEMS poUBLEs-s:3o, Bates and Coz ".
Burwen and Graves 10. Hoover and Atwood
vs.. Robertson and Finley; 8, Nanssn and
Moore W. Gore and Purinton.
MIXED DOUBLES. Mrs. Donaldson and
Gore W., Miss Heyl and Mangsn; $50. Miss
Cunedinst and Elliott vs. M1. Ellis and
Charest; Miss wakeford and Johnson VI. Miss
Whelchel and Burweu.
Evening star., 1923-07-01

Tennis. good and poor. but never
Indifferent, marked the play for the
woman's title. There were occasions
when neither Mrs. Ellis nor Miss
Wakeford performed up to the stand
ards set In their earlier engagements.
yet they never failed to attack their
tasks with grim determination. Mrs.
Ellis. however. was more accurate in
her placements than her opponent and
in the last two sets always was able
to nip Miss Wakeford's rallies.
First Set il Thriller.
The opening set was a thrilling one
all the way. Miss Wakeford and Mrs.
Ellis We're content to keep to the back
court and victories alternated until
the count stood 3-all. In the seventh
game Mrs. Ellis attempted to play
a net game. but was checked decisive
ly by her opponent Earlier TACTICS
were resurted to in the eight TIT.
that Miss Wakeford finally took with
two terrific smashes down the side
line. In the ninth game of the set
Mrs. Ellis again came to the net, only
TO be repulsed
Mrs. Ellis started the second set
with rush. taking the first three
games, then tried net game once
more and lost the next three. She
then became more cautious In her
play and more careful in her returns
and soon evened the match. The
third set practically was repetition
OF the second, with Mrs Ellis scoring
effectively from the back court, but
succumbing 10 Miss Wakeford when
CARRYING play to the net. The point
score reveals the keenness or the
battles for the title:
Evening star., 1923-07-01

Albert II. Mackenzie and Roland
r. Mackenzie. winner and runner
up In the Middle Atlantic champion
ship, are entitled to enter the United
States amateur championship. Their
tournament records this year have
earned them recognition by the
United States Golf Association. ac-
cording to James ID. Standish, chair
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
DR.. SROBAR A PROF. MAULE
VO WASHINGTONE.
Oba prijati Presidentom Spoje-
nych statov.

WASHINGTON, d. c., % nov.
DR.. Vavro Srobar a prof. Vac
Law Maule prisli do Washingtonu
V pondelok vecer. Ma stanici lvi-
tall ich clenovia ceskoslovenske-
no 'yyaanectva a representantl
miestpej ceskoslovenskej kolonie.
V utorok, .d11a 20. novembra, ma
vstivili chyyrny Smithsonian Insti-
tute DR.. Alesa Hrdicku, 5 kto-
rym sa presli po Narodnom., Mu-
zeume. DIR. Albert Putney, dean
American University, 'pozval wac
nych host 'ov Ceskoslovenska XII
navsteve miestnych universit. :,
Dna 81 novembra prijatf boil
DIR. Srobar DR.. Maule presiden-
tom Spojenych Statoch ku ktore-
1nu ich uviedol Charge d''Affaires
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

dat. Stanovisko Ceskosloyenska
bolo, ze je do istei miery vecou
vedl ,ajsou jako bude formulova-
ma otazka sankcii. 'sBoli SINE "a
jedno 5 Franciou'', pokracoval
DR.. Benes, ze je ME mono 20
stat iba pri puhom proteste,
.budti-li spojenci poziadavky urci-
to formulovat' a nebude-li i'm Wy
hovene. Vo veci vojenskej kon-
trolly, vysledok jednania je uspo-
kojujici tom smysle, ze bola de-
cielena dohoda medzi spojencami.
Usnesenia vel'vyslaneckej konfe-
rencie viaze ysetkych spojencov
a je ono uspokojujnce, lebo cesko-
zasadne stanovisko je
MIN nplne chranene". Minister
Benes, dufa, ze cely konflikt bude
notami vyrieseny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

ceskoslovenskeho vyslanectva, Dir.
B. Bartosovsky. Pan president
Coolidge asi polhodinoyom roy
hovore doznal sa zvlastne skol-
|skom, kultnrnom a hospodarskom
|stave Ceskoslovenskej Republiky,
a zaujimal sa zivo o to, axe boly
pomery Ceskoslovensku rokl
1919 ako sa zmenily doteraz.
Minister Srobar WHO'LL mu ze
Ceskoslovensko, ktore ma pevnil
financnd bazu, a kde vladne sa
demokratickymi zakonami a v
.duchu demokracie, zostane vzdy
miernou bastou pokoja a poriad-
ku, ktorou je uz teraz.
Pan president vyjadryl svoje
potesenie mad obdivuhodnym po-
krokom Ceskoslovenskej Republi-
ky. DIR. Srobar vyslovil vd 'aku
mad povzbudzujucimi slovami pre-
sidenta Spojenych Statov a ubez-
pecil no, re Cehkoslovensky ma
rod prechovava hlboke sympathle
priatel 'stva voci Amerlke nikdy
nezabHdnp vel 'kOduSnlI DOmOc,
ktorou prispela ku neodvislosti
Cesk koslovenskej Republiky.
Pc audiencii Il pana presidenta
Coolidge-a prijal DR.. Srobara q
DR.. Maule statny sekretar Hughes
a podsekretar Phillips. Oba ne
obycajne vrelymi slovami spomi-
nall vynikaj1ce vlast 'nosti a OBJ
divuhodnu pracu pana presidenta
Masaryka "a ministra zahranlc-
nych veci, DR.. Eduardo BeneSa.
Pan statny sekretar Hughes vel
mi zivo zaujimal sd terajsi stav
Ceskoslovenskej Republiky po
dlhSom rozhovore S MIN podsek-
retarom Phillips-om nasi host "a
ga IS, him srdecne rOZlucili.
Pc audienciach DR.. Srebar DR..
Maule boil host ami Prof. Alberta
II. Putney-ho National Press
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

Cube. Poton sprievode toho sa-
meho navssivili American Univ
ersity, Georg getown University,
potom ojedinely svojho druhu
llstay hluchonemych, kde dietky .
celych Spoj. Statov sd silstredho-
vane a kde poskytnnta i'm je ta
najvacsia peclivost a moznost
takeho vzdelania, ably sa uplatnit'
mohly zivcte.
Dlhsia konferencia bola Unit
ed States Commission Of Educa-
ton, kde sa shromazdil kr1zok u
niversitnych professorov a kde
bola zaujimava diskuzia 0 sposo-
boch umoznovania vzdelania mi
mo skoly.
Podvecers q. novembra Dir.
Srobar DR.. Maule boil host ami
sekretara Hoovera, Il ktoreho V
kruhu inych vynikajncich americ-
kych statnikov zabavili sa dobre
vysse hodiny. Vecer boil host ami
d. B. Bartosovskeho, charge d
affaires ceskoslovenskeho vysla-
nectva.
Zaujimavy vecierok boil %. no
vembra, kedy clenkyne novozale.
zeneho athletickeho klubu shro-
mazdili sd Metropolitan Theatre
ably widely krasne sokolske filmy
sletu 2 roku 1920, ktore tax wy
stizne podavaj6 obraz vyspelosti
eskoslovenskej zeny. Zasluhou
Mrs. Locherovej, ktora vel mi sa
venuje spolocensko vychovnej
praci vo Washingtone, hlavne v
damskom svete, vecierok Dol ma
vstiveny vyberanof spolocnostva.
DR.. Srobar bol cestnym host 'om a
prehovoril kratko o pCslani zeny
narode.
Pobit naSich host 'ov vo Wash
ingtone bola. ret az nepretrziteJ
cinnosti, ze nemali chvilku oddly
chu pre- seba. DR.. Srobar, majuc
Ease NJ 23. novembra vecer povin-
most ma Columbia University V
New Yorku, kde bude zahajena
seria prednasok Slovanstve
prvou prednaskou redaktora New
York Times-u, Mr.. Noyes, a Cesko .
odijde Washingtonu
" 23. novembra, ably na spomina-
lej universite prednasal.
DR.. Srobar Dol pozvany este ia
nnoho miest, shlavne ma univer-
'ity V novoanglickych statoch, ale /.
pozvaitia musel odopret'
lasledk ON toho, ze sa musi uz q. |
'ovembra vratit' domov. |
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
oTkxEA HoHzIzoILERNOv
v xAHK. WHORE CSR.
Vyklad Dr.. Beneaa D stanoviska
Ceshoslovenslka ku udalostiam v
Nemecku.

PRAIIA, %. nov. DIR. Eduard
Benes podal v zahranicnom vybo-
re parlamentu vyklau navrate
korunneho princa do Nemecka. V
tomto vvklade poukazuje na to,
ze otazka Hohenzollernov ie mic
vnntornou 6tazkou Nemecka, ale
je to podl'a mieroyych smluv O.
tazka medzinarodna ponevac 81
Q nej medzistatne jednalo treba
lie nu nu nazierat' hi adiska me-
dzinarodnej politiky mierovej a
S hl'adiska zodpovednosti "a val
ku.
DIR. Benes poukazoval, ze Cesko-
slovensko je kontrahentom micro
yych smluv silsedom Nemecka /,
preto hi 'adiska vlastnych zauj-
NOV ako al s hl'adiska polite
.kych smernlc mierovel zahranic-
ne5 politiky musf bedlive sledovat'
otazku navratu Hohenzollernov,
ponevac tu ide.aj 0 bezpeenost
statu. @@> Sfs4
DR.. Benes pripomina pritom O.
Itazku Habsburgov, ktora bola TAX
tiez medzinarodnou. Ceskosloven-
sku jednalo sa to, ably nebolo
poehybnosti o jeho snahe zabranit'
t azsim konfliktom, keby' snad'
nastaly V Nemecku pomery priaz-
niyejsie monarchistickemu pre-
vratu. Stanovisko Ceskoslovenska
bolo sdeleno vsetkym spojencom,
hlavne ale Juhoslavii a Rumun-
sku. ~ ~ *.
Druhou otazkou bolo jakym
sposobom bude Nemecku veci Ia.
rebene oznamenie a co sd bucle zia-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
cLANoK 4s.
ODSTAVENIE KOJENCA.

Vo vseobecnosti hovoriac diet "a
odstavene ma byt' Cd pridajania
niekedy medzi deviatym a strna-
stym mesiacom. Iste okolnosti da-
kedy niltia al ku tomu, ably beba
este pred deviatym mesiacom bola
odstavena. Ku prikladu ked
matka nema dostatocnn zasobu
prsneho mlieka, vtedy nutno je
odstavit' vcasie. Ale al pocasie ma
dakedy svoj vliv ma dobu odsta-
venia. NeodporiiGa sa odstavit'
alebo len i zacinat' odstavOvat'
behom horuceho pocasia, jestli,
rozumie sa, len nutnost' to nevy-
zaduje. " ..f@,-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

lei dAvat' ave polievkove lyzlzy
denne pred pol 'udnim 4 popollud
nj. Rozried tie to II tri-stvrte sial-
ke studenej vody. Eagle Mlicko
moze byt' miesane roztrepany-
mi yajcami, ginger aleom, ovo-
covou st 'ayou alebo kakaou. Ro-
znmie sa, ze eerstyy vzduch, pohy-
bovanie, dostatok spanku a uzi-
.tocne zabavy sn tiez dolezitym Y
tomto case, ale spravny pokrm je
nado vsetko.
Cltajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzden od'kladajte 81 icil
pre- pripadne upotrebenie v bu-
d1cnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30

Odstavujte svoju bebu postup-
ne. Tymto sa beba moe snadnejs
navykne ma zmenu potraviny.
Trocha peciva alebo sucharov mo-
ze sa dat obcasne ma napomaha-
ME odstavenia diet Ca. Pama-
tajte, ovse1n, ma to, ze beba skro-.
sbovite jedla nemoze snadno tro-,
Wit do osemnasteho alebo az dvad.
siateho mesiaca. Takymto jedlam
dreba vyhybat'. Zemiaky, fazul a
a podobne potraviny obsahujia
vel'ke mnozstvo skrobu d Diet ON
nemaju byt' davane.
Ked zacinate odstavoyat vasu
bebu, najlepsie je poradit' sa mai
prv lekara. On zna, ze aka potrava
je najlepsou pre- vasu bebu a So
stavi yam jedalny listok.
Mnohym matkam trinast rocne
dievca nezda sa byt este starym.
Ale ked dojde k tomuto yeku,
dievca preplnene je pocitom made
je vytrzenia, ktory pocit nezna
vysvetlit svojej matke. Toto OBJ
dobie pannenstva je najvaznejsim
casom zivote dievcat "a, lebo v
tento cas- meni sa jeho cele telo,
CO vyzaduje stalu pozornost'
matky. Pridanlm Bordenovho
Eagle Mlieka ku potrave dievcat "a
mozete, mu pomoct' potrebnym
faktorom, ably bezpecne presto
cez toto nebezpecne. obdobie. Mate
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
oPRAvNENf zAsTuPCovIA
NASICH NOVfN.

Nasledovnf panovia opravneni
s1 prijimat' predplatky doplat-
Ky ma nase noviny:
Jozef Maruskin, 2426 Shirley
Road (kolektor).
Jozef Martinko, krajcirsky OBJ.
chodnik, % North Watt st.
s. M. Koval, obchodnfk, 900
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautman, obchodnik, I'd
Short St., East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
OBROVSKE KALIFORNSKE
STROMY.
f. Il. I. S.

Obrovite stromy V Kalifornii, |
vederky "Sequois gigantea' s1 |
snad' nastarSimi, dosial' zij1cimi |
stromami na svete. Sn z DOLBY Ia
dovcovej d dnes roztrusene su asi
V 10 lesoch horach Sierra Neva-
da. Su to naj dokladnejsie strOmy
ovsem ME najvyssie, ponevac stro-
my zvane Eucalyptus Australia |
sn vyssie. V kalifornii taky strom
je 275 stop vysoky primeru je |
25 stop. Jedtn obor bol vyt atty |
V roku 1854 ten NAL dlzku 3O2
st0py a objem SO stop. Samotna |
kora bola Is palcov tlsta. Plochy |
podt 'ateho toho stromu sa pou-
zilo ia tanecne miesto a voSlo sa
tam 40 i Wac osob.
Najvyssi strom Dol dosial' ie |
zvany Keystone state, ktory je
325 stop vysoky najobjemnejsi
Empire state, ktory ma obje1n 94
stop. V trhlinach niektorych pad
Ilych velikanov moze dobre prejst
automobIl, alebo povoz so Siestimi
konmi. Dutinou .trupu niektorych
stromov mohly by prejst' dive po-
ulicne kary vedl'a seba. Niektore
sn az 1000 rokov stare podl'a zna-
leckeho odhadu.
Obroysky strom Mariposa vi
Yosemite parku je strom zvany
Grizzly Giant, ktory ma objem
% stop, vysku 2O4 stop priemer
29.6 stop. Dvadsat' muzov muse
10 by sa rozpriahn1t', ked' chceli
by tento strom objat'. V Sequoia
Narodnom parku rastly tieto stro-|
my uz pred egyptskymi> pyrami-
dami, "a byvalej rimskej a gree
| kej slavy a "a dob Kristovych.
! Mariposa les je teraz chraneny
proti skodam, ostatne stromy OBJ
royskych rozmerov sli s1kromnam
majetnictve preto v nebezpecen-
| stve zkazy. Stromy tieto rastn
bez vetvi do vysky sto stopat' :
desiat stop tepry potion v tejto
vyske vyhanajli vetve. Susky sti
diva a pol pal'ca dlhe, barvy' jasne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-11-30
YoUHasTowNsKf sLovEHsKf NoyINY

aelenej.. Kmeny padle zostaYajd
lezat' po starocia nehnijd AMI 50
nemenia. Drevo $ tychto stromov
ie skoro neznicitelne.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
NET PLAYERS BUSY
IN WARDMAN EVENT

A semi-final match in the singles
and a batch of doubles contests were
to be played in the Wardman Park
Hotel tennis tournament today. Play
will be featured by the meeting be-
tween Tom Mangan and Paul HUNK ell.
who will contest for the right to
meet C. NJ. Gharest, who reached the
final by disposing of w. Holt yes
terday.
Today's pairings were as follows:
Singles, o'clock-T. J. Mangan VS.. Paul
Kunkel. in serii.fnal match.
Doubles, 1:30-Holt and Elliott vs. Ballingel
and Klopsch, Graves and Gire VS.. Carr and
Smythe, Charest and Moore Purington and
stellwagen: 8. Thompson and Benton Cox
and Norment, Burrell and Van Ende VS.. HELEN
ard Dudley; 5, Mangan and Kunkel VS.. White
and j. r. Ballinger.
Yesterdays Results.
singles--Fourth round: T. Mansan defeated
A. Gore, 6-2, 6-2.
semi-fnals-o. M. Charest defeated W. Holt,
&C. 60.
Doubles-rirst round: Robertson and Miller
defeated Becker and Haas, Ga, 6-1; White
and Ballinger defeated Train and Joy, 6-l,
Ga.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
MANY CANOE TEAMS
COMING TO REGATTA

Two local canoe Washing
ton and Colonial-and thirteen teams
from seven states will have their best
paddlers in the water regatta to be
held on the Potomac river June :.
in conjunction with the Shrine con-
vention program.
Water athletes from the Washing
ton Canoe Club will bend every effort
to retain the national canoeing cham
pionship they won last year
Colonial Canoe Club. with a highly
developed crew. may spring a sur
prise. Considerable aid is expected
of it to halt visiting paddlers from
coping the national honors.
Out-of-town. clubs listed are: Os-
shining Canoe Club. Ossining. y. Y:
Delaware Canoe Club, Wilmington.
Del; Pawtuxet Canoe Club Paw
tuXet. r. l.: Indian Head Canoe Club.
New York: Arundel Boat Club, Bal
timore. Md; Inwood Canoe Club,
New York; Sheepshead Bay Canoe
Club, New York; Philadelphia Canoe
Club. Philadelphia; Red Dragon Ca
noe Club, Baltimore, Md; Tuscarora
Canoe Club. Newark. y. J.; Maryland
Swimming Club, Baltimore, Md; Ma
honing Canoe Club. Leavittsburg,
Ohio; Iroquois Canoe Club, Balti-
more, Md.
Evening star., 1923-05-26

KenilwOrth is seeking a game for
tomorrow with some fast, unlimited
team. Get in touch with A. c. Baur,
Main 5000, or telephone him at Lin
coin 6547 after o'clock.
Any junior team wanting some
action tomorrow is urged to call
Manager Sam Ormers of the Mackin
Athletic Club. North 1862, between
and o'clock.
Epiphany Athletic Association nine
was to do battle with the Mardfelt
the latter's grounds. Epiphany play
crs were requested to report at the
Thompson School at 1 o'clock.
w. F. Roberts nine gave his team
victory of to over the Phils
Athletic Club.
hook up with Noel House Juveniles
today on the Rosedale diamond.
game that promised action was
scheduled on the Monument grounds to-
day, when the Yankees meet the Park
View Athletic Club. Play to start
at o'clock. A game tomorrow is
wanted by the Yankees. according to
Manager o. Faina, Main 1911.
Chestnut Farms Dairy nine and the
Black Athletic Club fought to a q
to-2 deadlock yesterday. with Ross
Fisher and Blackie Elwood waging
a pitchers duel.
Arlington Athletic Club Is casting
about for game tomorrow. The
manager can be reached by calling
Clarendon S05-F-3.
MiIans had nm easy time trimming
the Capital Athletic Club, IL to 1.
Western Athletic Club was primed
for it's clash with the Clarendon Bap-
lists today at o'clock. Games with
the Westerners can be arranged by
calling Fl. C. Tucker, West 1044.
Comforter Club and the Milan
Athletic Club were to meet on the
latter's field today at 5:15 o'clock.
In n slugfest, Henderson Athletic
Club swamped the Indians. % to s..
Atchison and Casassa performed well
for the winners.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
GETS VETERAN OF ELEVEN
CAMPAIGNS FROM RED SOX
Clubs Policy of Acquiring Green Rockies and Aged
Discards Confusing-Johnson Weakens and
Loses Game Apparently Won.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

YOSTON May 6Whether the policy of
S o build to
accomplish
hand
flock of players reasonably
develop
deal that OF
benefit
of ime
S do
standard required the big
real
But unlikely to of
club
its youthful talent of chance to ~ -
Evening star., 1923-05-26
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS.

At Newton-BOston College, 10,
Pennsy lvania, o.
At Observation-Disclosures o; In
diana, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures z; Wa
bnSh, q.
At IndianapOlis-HOly Cross, Fl
Connecticut Aggtes. o.
At Pittsburgh-Penn State, 81 Pitts
burEh, 2.
At M0rEantown-West Virginia,
10; Grove City, L.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
G. w. u. GIRL RIFLE SHOTS
WIN FROM AUSTRALIANS

Katherine Edmonston and Eleanor
Barroll of the Slts' rife team of
George Washington University turn
ed i'll perfect scores of 100 when their
institution won from the Women's
Rifle Club of Brisbane, Australia, in
cable match, 492 to 4S1
Shots were fired at seventy-five feet
on international standard targets
Elizabeth Paris made a score OF 90,
Edna Fitzpatrick, 81 and Sophia
Waldman, 96.
Evening star., 1923-05-26
JOHNSTON IN FINAL
OF FRENCH TOURNEY

ST CLOUD, May 25.-La Coste
French schoolboy tennis star, was
vanquished by William NJ. Johnston
the second ranking American player,
In a thrilling court battle yesterday,
6-4, SO, Ga, 6-3. By his victory
Johnston reached the final in the in
ternational hard court champion
ships.
La Coste went down with colors
| flying, and was declared by Johnston
after the match to be the best player
he has met thus far in the tourna-
ment.
The match proved a fierce. hard
driving duel from the base lines, for
the most part. The eighteen-year-ol
Frenchman had nearly as much speed
and distance on his drives as john
Ston himself.
The Frenchman's attempts to play
net during the last two sets proved
, his undoing, as Johnston passed him
with hard-hit drives down the side
lines or across court.
/ Johnston's right hand is still in bad
shape from the blistering 1t received
! on Tuesday and he also appeared
much annoyed when the match was
stopped several times owing to the
immense crowd overflowing from the
stands into the courts.
The American in the finals on Sun
day will meet the winner of the
match between Cochet, French sim
giles champion. and M. Washer of
Belgium.
The semi-finalists in the women's
singles are Suzanne Lenglen against
Mrs. Beamish and Miss Kathleen Nc
Kane against Nine. Golding of
! France.
Miss Eleanor Goss, American, and
c. F. Aeschliman of England have
reached the semi-finals in the mixed
doubles.
Miss Goss and Miss Leslie Bancroft
were eliminated in the semi-finals of
| the women's doubles by Mile. Lenglen
| and Nine. Golding, 6-3, 6-1.
Evening star., 1923-05-26

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club, nnd most of the time he will
be AFFLICTED with an "fncurabIer
slice.
This practice In so common
among ordinary players that feel
great many golfers will be able
to improve their game IL they nm
derstand what IL going on with
them. Another thing about IT Is
that 1t In good deal like taking
the eye Off the ball. In that the
player usually Is totally uncon-
scfOus of his fault.
Copyright. John F. Dille.)
Evening star., 1923-05-26
PICKED TO ANNEX TITLE .
FOR THIRD YEAR In ROW
Has Seventeen Sturdy Men Contesng in Finals To-
day-Yale and Princeton Are Hopes of East
to Stall Off Invaders

PHILADELPHIA, May Wh athletes placed in
the finals today the University California strong favor 10
take the field of
A. to the Pacific coast for the third
of the the
winning a decisive victory
While the Calornian qualified only the track events
they placed field trials
the latter that expected them
each of field hnasthe
dusthe have thu representatives In the
Saxby quarter miller and Reker rd
the only track the squad. - e.,
Evening star., 1923-05-26
MISS THOMAS TRIPLE
WINNER AT BOWLING
BY III. III. FRY.

Pauline Thomas carried Of the
major portion of honors in the Wash
ington Ladies' Duckpin Association
tourney which was ended last night
at the Grand Central alleys. She
was first in the singles and all
events and shared the doubles leader
ship with Billie Williams.
No leader was displaced on the
final night, although there was some
good bowling. Billies' team totaled
1,409 to go into second place, a set
of 130 by Bronson Quaites being
mainly responsible, while Eula White
of the Post Office Department became
the runner-up in the singles by
shooting 312, four pins back of Miss
Thomas winning count.
Last nights scores: