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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Return Home Buzz Pfeiffer and
the Mesdames Kerr and Tewalt re-
turned Monday right from an over
land trip TO Albion. where they left
the Misses Bernice Kerr ard Evadna
Tewalt, who will attend the State
Normal there this term.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Old Fashioned Dance - An old
fashioned dance will be giverl Friday
Sept. 10 by the Rebecca Lodge in the
o. o. F. Hall. Supper will be served
irl the hall Everyone is asked to wear
old fashioned clothes. 1t
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Plant Trout -Supt. Holden, of the
Hay Spur hatchery, arrived last week
with a truck load of lingering Rairr
bow trout, which were planted IN To-
cal streams. He made the trip direct
from the hatchery 10 Challis.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17
It's ADVANTAGES

'Listenin to a speech oy radio jes'
suits me" said Uncle Eben. IF !
wants to 90 10 sleep Z de middle Of
it tain no onense "a anbody."
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Shipping Stock Central Idaho
stockmerr are shipping out many head
of cattle and sheep, taking advantage
Of ar early market and thus getting
more for their stock.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Sand eels never leave The ware,
says Nature Magazine They are mas
ters in burying themselves into The
drifting sands.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Election Dance The Rebekah
lodge will give a dance election night,
November 4th., at the Odd Fellow hall.
Returns will be given at the dance as
they come in. All invited Tickets
500. If.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

At Mackay-N. c. Hovey and fam
lily and Harold Hovey, were guests OF
the Hovey family at Mackay last Sun
day.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Left For Moscow Mrs. Coryell,
Who had spent the summer with the
lXirtley family. left last Saturday for
her home in Moscow.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17
Says Brother Williams

Still said Brother Williams. e,
you burn up now. maybe you'll cheat
Satan OFT o What wuz comm II
im.--Atlanta Constitution
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17
Fortunate Fact

When at last the sheep are divided
from the goats, the higher-ups. who
select the goats down here won't DO
the classifying. Duluth Herald
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Wedding Bells We are Informed
that wedding announcements have
been Issued is Pahsamaroi valley for
tho wedding Of Miss Millie Dowton
end Eddie DoDahue. The nuptials
" Il take place some time next month.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

To Boise-Mrs. VIM. Mcclure ard
daughter, Miss Alta. left last week for
Boise, where the latter will attend
school this year.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Visit Relatives Emmett Donahue
and family went down to Mackay last
Monday and spert the day with rela-
tives there.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

For Nice Smooth Shave and fash
lonable hair cut call at the Pastime
Club Room Barber Shop.-Henry Mich
OILS, Prop. Advertisement
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

To Butte Miss Loella Burnett
went TO Butte fer the week end to
consult an occulist.-Salmon Record
er.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17

Buy New csrs-Clarerce Burstedt
and Cleon Ellis have each purchased
a new Ford coupe.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17
ITEMS ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

Blank nOtes for sale at this office
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-09-17
London's Coal Consumption

About 100000 tons of coal aye
consumed annually in London
Evening star., 1924-05-18
AKRON RESULTS

FIRST RACE. three-yeer-olds and up: Ave
and one-half furlougs-Phe,an, lie wood
stock), IS, $3.50, s.. won: Lone Pine. 1e7
(Greenvood). $40. 46o. second; Rivulet.
In Doubt, Due de Guise. solomon's kits and
Mess Kit also ran.
SECOND RACE. four.yearolds and up; five
and one-half furlongs-Redhand. los (Dolin),
ss.4o IS. $40 Won: Lafe M, 1o7 tGreen,
TySssG ss4e ee tbirs second 4ims v0itlSs is JOS
auiet, Eddie Tranter,, Gypsy Light Black
THIRD RACE four-year.olds and up; FIVE
and one-half furlongs-Bonero Blue. l0S
(Hooper), $3.50. $40; So, won; ;Pell Nell, 1os
Avalanche, Diocletian and Polite also ran.
FOURTH RACE. three-year r-olds and up; six
and one-half furiongs-vanity Dresser, 109
(Luxl, $3.50. $50 $3.50, won; Chile. 100
III iinsVsd SWoodssoofi, $50, third. Time I.s4 SIS.
shinsle Shack. Louie Lou, Cruces and Dickie
FIFTH RACE. four.ysa- -olds and up; six
and one-half furlongs-Newport, 107 Lux
81 so "a. 20, So. 80. won Hercules. 100 Wood
Thrail xiii. So. so. third Time, I.32 2-5, May
Girl and Momentum also ran.
SIXTH RACE. four-year-olds and up; sig
and one-half furlongss@Edlizabet d Jewell lo1
ef the North 1o4 5Dolin) s. sa2o sss1 SECOND
l.37 3-5 Josie German and Ciceronian also
SEVENTH RACE-Three-year-olds and mp.
ward; ave and one.half furlongs. Fame, los
aushsss, f44 IS sssS second Weiss
los ]ThraiikilI), $40, third. Time, 1:i7 1-b.
Blue Miss, sabretash, Fly Lady, Finality and
Ray Atkin also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE. two-year-olds; Eve furlongs-
Catherine Douglas, 104 (Hastings), 10 to i, 8
to j, even won; Cad, 115 lKummerl. to 8,
out second Miss Babe. lo7 o.. Burke). TO
4, third Time, LOO 80. Roseberry and
Lydia Drew also ran.
SECOND RACE; mile and seventy yards;
three-year-olds and up-Flax. 108 (Calla ham 4,
5 to J. to l, even, won; Anne, lo5 (Legere),
8 to S, to 5, second; Gay Ben, 1oS Am
brose), z to 5, third. Time. 1:44 is. Pass
Poet, Nitau and Friday 18th also ran.
THIRD RACE. FIVE furlongs; for two-year-
oIds-EH loe (Burke), to J. 4 to s, out,
won; Faddist, 116 (Turner), TO s, out, Sec
ond: Master Charlie, 127 tButwelD, out, third.
Time. LOS 3-5. High Binder and Reminder
FOURTH RACE, mile and sixteenth: three.
year.olds and up-ordinance, 100 (Pierce). 4
ia s / to f. out, wen; Rialto, 1I9 (Corcoran)
even. out second; Sunsini, 103 lCallahan)
out, third. Time, LA 3.5. Martingale also
FIFTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth; four.
vear-olds and up--David Harum, lis (Burns)
I to j. Q 10 /, even, won; Insulate, lo2 (Har
yey), / to 2, l to 4, second; Sword, 1oS me
Laushliu, 9 to l. third. Time, As rs. East
indian, Anniversary, Cork Elm, Scottish Chief
and Olynthus also ran.
SrxTH RACE, six furlongs; three-year-olds
and up-worthmore, 1873 lcallahanl, 3 to !, 4
20 S, / to 8, won; Anna Marrone II, lis ICaI
teri, 8 to s, to 4, second; Peter King, III
(Turner), 10 to 2, third. Time LII 2-5. Aga
Kahn, Billy Warren and Bowman also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
MAPLE HEIGHTS RESULTS

FIRST RACE, txoyear-elds; fou, fIriengs.-
Won; Won sS Billy welsh, III IEronS' $500, $50
.sfHRd tsffS rns s9ss s sabtie ssnits
Princess Seth. Winnie Davis. Pepperotte.
Baokbiter. Ocean Mist and Ounce Bush also
ran.
furiongs-Arrow Head. io7 (McAuliffel. $50,
s4.2o. $3.50, won; Columbia Tenn, ll2 dun.
knsSs ~ S s5i9s s'eSna %s Intia io
pate, Matinee Idol. John Joseph, The Swim
mer and Wise Guy also ran.
THIRD RACE. three-year-olds and up: Eve
and half furiongs-No Lady. l0 Csmith, NJ !;
eS sMccoy5, SIS. 90 s1i 100. second: Pretty Msily
es (Zucchini1, s1l.40. third. Time. 1.o9; Briar
Sweet, Dunoon; Lasting Love, Nancy Mckay;
Runchief, Freedoms Call, Capt. hnnarney ana
Fast Boy also ran.
FOURTH RACE, ono mile and furlong;
l. and gFsssos az Bean los NC
os Aera5 tsifS @s ,ss 81 aaia.
Rupee. .Hulman @. and Lady. Inez also ran.
FIFTH RACE: seven fuIlonYE:; thru; tnTs,,s,ys.5T-
81. ias saf $50 on Rsp ns; III p %
sEstoai, $50. third. Time. l:2s S.: Excuse
vale. Kitty Tro1en and Deputy also ran.
SIXTH RACE. three-yesr;elds ,as and UP; FIVE
SneFtn % farlISnss von Fyg ios ia
(Groos). $3.50. third: Time: l.o7 4-5: Jago,
Tho Ulster, Stamp, Battle Shot and MI Beck
also ran.
ssvssTH Red SAsEzn5ssfsrssss 7zaassS Sp
a.so' ss second; Oi Eau Gsiiie' 1ol tPsdenj. S.so
third: Time; Las 20. GsSrgs Washington ntos
Soldier and Ny Error also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
COLLEGE BASE BALL

AT Observation-Disclosures. 10;
Maryland. 3.
At Cambridge-Hnrvard z; PRINCE
ton -
At New York-Columbia, @; Dart
mouth, 5 tTen innings).
At PhiladeI Iphia-Penn, 8; Brown, J.
At W0rcesfer-H0iy Cross, IL;
Penn state, 4.
AT New Haven-Corneu.4 4; Yale, 3
At West Point - Fordhnm, =;
Army, I.
At AnnnpoIis-Navy, 8; West vir-
ginia Wesleyan. q
At Swarthmore-Johns Hopkins, 8,
SwarthmOre, g.
At New Hnven-YaIe Freshmen, q;
Exeter, 4.
At PhiladeIphia-Penn Freshmen, 4;
Cornell Freshmen, ..
At Mlddletown-WesIey a; Mas
sachusetts Aggies, D.
Al Getty sburg Gettysburg. z;
Franklin and Marshall, 4.
At Pittsburgh-West Virginia, 6;
Pittsburgh, 3.
At Athens-Georgia. 3; Auburn, o.
AT Macon-Mercer, 5; North Caro-
lima. 4.
At AtIanta-oEiethorpe 8; Georxi.
Tech. i.
At Indianapolis-ButIe s; Chi
c1gO, q.
At rbann-Wfsconsin, 3; Illinois. l.
At Wake F0rest-Wake Forest. 3,
North Carolina State, D.
At CrawfordSyilIe-Wab IA;
Purdue, 3.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
PRINCETON DEFEATS
HARVARD ON TRACK

PRINCETON, n. j., May IL
Princeton defeated Harvard in a dual
track meet today, SO 2-3 to IS 1-3.
The Tigers were also victorious in
the freshman meet, winning from
Harvard sc to 4S.
second, McKim, Princeton; third, sama, Prince
ton. Time, 0.1o 2-6.
seo-YAa2 ,9 DAsH-Won Ash By MeKi%' s5;lg Prince p
Princeton. Time, o.22 Is.
lso-YARD HIGH HURDLES-Won by HILLS,
22o-YARD Low HURDLES-won by Scat.
tergood. Princeton; second, Beaves. Princeton
44o-YARD pAsH-won by Bsncrpft. Prince
ton; second Hitzrok Princeton; third, Allen,
Harvard. Time: o.5o Is.
yard; second. Leh. Princeton; third, Leeming
oSE.MHE RUSEWon p Tyler. Princeton
Harvard. Time 4.2s IS.
Two-"E RUN-won By Tbbets. Har
rd ssssan .seSns Duasss Paosssn esa third Seem
BROAD JUn-won. By Dill, Princeton. e
feet s1 inches; second. Hagalt, Harvard, q
feet ~ inches; third. Reilly. Princeton q
HIGH JuMP-won by Gevould, Harvard,
feet lots inches; second, Trowbridgs. Prince
JAvELN rHow-won by Gibson. Prince
vsrd. in feet; third. Fielding, Prinost0a 1s7
SHOT PUT-won by Hills. Prineston. 4
feet sA inches: third. Beattie. Princeton, 4;
feet sA inches (nsw dual meet record.
Ewing. Princeton. Height, II fest inches.
DISCUS THRow-won by Carpenter. Har
,S sss fns i io Sshes inches sa rd EPy Ps.
tie Princeton, I22 feet
Evening star., 1924-05-18
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST RACE, thre..ys.r-old. and .Y; seven
1870; won: Prince I'll Til iss 1 Ellis 81 90 60
IaiEa saisiou The TRs Rus z@sy ssh Gisim and ROXY
Mountain also ran.
SECOND RACE. four and one-h,if hal fuI5onss;
S. 20. $50: $3.50, won B.Ir.se, lis [LlIyl
ss7o, s. 90. second; Modestas iis Small;
Tromp. Mr.. Biitmore. George de Mar. Foreign
Relations, Rocky and Bolivar Bond also ran.
THIRD RACE. ee.year-olds and up; one
@liSaSsaak aso. asn: koonrslsr S 10 $50
Tms s s''inS ms asn f Glide. W oolessi espe ssst
Pal J. G. Denny and Princess Doreen also ran.
FOURTH RACE. two-year-olds: four and
%.s Du. 90, sTt5onsoas so aso f.s Won ~ i..s asi.
tor. ils (Harrinston), $3.50. 500 second
Cream Puff lls 1stutts). $3.50. third. Time,
ess 2s huT Route ,I1 Ezssets ss a.az.., r. Lsss ss
~itoR ~itoRins d and Evelyn also ran.
FIFTH RACE, the Derby; three-yesr-oids;
milo and q qusrter-Black Gold. l26 lIooney)
IS. 50. $40 80; won; Chilhowse iss lJ0hp; 1ss
(Lykej, $40, third. limo, EOS Is. Trans.
mute Klondyke. King CORN u, Revenue
Agent Thorqdsle A TsvSGa: cunnSn I1S asss- sss-
Diogenss Modest. Mr.. Mutt Nautical and
Bracadale also ran.
SIXTH RAoE-Three-yssass-olas and uPTsrd ID ;
1 furSnfc Possible I.tboS los
$3.50, $3.50. second; Bo Mcmillan. lls Luns-
| ford), $3.50. third. Time, l:1l As. Easter
SEVENTH RAcE-Four.year-olds and up up.
Meise, Ios (Fronk), $3.50. $3.50, $3.50, won
Anslum Maid; los swalIl1sses}lx I1s }x ssie; :s.7S' 7S
tSird. SiUa0' Tins. 1:s7. Esearpolstts, Ths Archsr
Attorney and Mistress Mary also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
GALLAUDET ANNExES
MEET WITH G. w. U.

Track athletes of Galiaudet were
forced 10 extend themselves TO point
the way to George Washington by d
margin of 6Sh points to 4Si2 yester-
day in a dual meet at Kendall Green
Competition was close all the way
and the Kendall Greeners failed to
hold more than six-point margin
until the ninth event. when they took
all three places in the discus throw.
BY virtue of its win. Gallaudet gets
a leg on the cup to be awarded to the
institution winning the meet for
three consecutive years.
Simmons and Tolson of George
Washington divided the individual
honors, each garnering a total OF Ii
points.
Boatwright of GalIaudet was third
with 1o points.
Summaries:
100 YARD DASH-won BY ToIson &C. wy
second; Ps.ks &c. W.; third, stephens (Gaij
riSs; scYaR6 70 RI Ss1Gsd.; s1Swo, ,v s,mu, 70 "
Cali; Time; 2 minutes As seconds:
..sond. Bo..Erisht 1Gsi9; I third a''i fuif Ia a.
22o-YARD DAsH-Won by stephens tGsLl
second williams (Ga0; third, Tolson &c,
SHoT-PUT-won by Fry &c. W.; second
Young (Gal.l; third, Jones (GaD. Distance
olas g. W.: second, Boatwright (Gal), third
Pucci (Gal.). Time, II 3-5 seconds.
44o-YARD DAsH-won by Simmons (G
W.; second, Tolson &C. W.; third. Stephens
Gall Time, So 3-5 seconds.
HIGH JUMP-Eichoias &C. W., Riddle
(Gai.> and Boatwright (Gal.) tied for hrst
Height. feet inches.
DISCUS THR0W-Won by Falk (Gal.); sec
ond, Knauss (Gal); third, Pucci (GaL) Dis
tance, lo4 feet 8 inches.
220-YARD Low HURDLES-won by Will
Hams (Gal.): second. Stephens (GaL); Fucct
lGaL) and Peake (G. W. tied for third
Time. 25 seconds.
POLE vAULT-Bradley (GaI.) and Riddle
(Gal.) tied for FIRST place; Tolson &C. W.
second. Height. feet 26 inches.
oNE-MILE RUN-won by Simmons &C.
We second, Heinrich (Gal.); third, Pucc
(Gal.). Time. minutes 81 2-5 seconds.
BROAD JUMP-won by Tolson &c. Wy
second, Boatwright (Gal.); third, Brown (G
W.. Distance. l9 feet inches.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
LEXINGTONS CORRAL
BASE BALL TALENT

Lexington unlimiteds have corralled
a bunch of clever tossers in an effort
to develop a nine that will give the
best clubs hereabouts battle. Wal
ter Storm. newly elected manager,
hopes to arrange an unusually at
tractive schedule. He is receiving
challenges at Lincoln 2635. The
Lexington pilot is pinnfng his hopes
on Smith. Mohler and Frahey Storm
to do the hurting this season.
Spates, Dodge and Dove will strive
for the berth behind the bat. while
Roche, Wilson. n. Perkins and Mat
tingly expect to land positions in
the infield. Clark, Flynn and G.
Perkins have a fine chance of playing
in the outfield-
A home-run ctout by Bernett with
two on the bases gave the Atlas Mid
gets a 6-to-3 victory over the Boy
Scout Troop No. 40 yesterday.
O'Dwyer and Fischer also batted well
for the winners.
Manager Lawrence of the Shamrock
Seniors wants all players to report
grounds today at 2 o'clock.
Comforter Club tosserx should
gather at 18th and East Capitol
SIFeeLS TO-DAY dI l.oU y CLOCK
to their game with the Cardinal nine
of Alexandria on the latters grounds.
A game is wanted by the Comforters
on May 80. according to Manager F..
c. .Reidy. 242 18th place northeast.
President Scbatz of the Emblem
Athletic Club has called a meeting
tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock at
his home. The Emblem players are
to report today at IL o'clock on the
Mount Rainier field.
Clifton Midgets are casting about
for games with teams having their
own diamonds Get in touch with
Manager Scanlon at Adams ZOOS.
Sherwood Midgets made it eight in
a row by disposing of the Meridians
in 1?-to-7 match. Perry, on the
mound for the winners, yielded but
six bingles and struck out twelve
batters. Challenges to the Sherwoods
are being received by Manager Tilley
at North 6611-W.
Capt. MoeIier of the Senators is
seeking games at Lincoln 1756-W.
The Aztecs forfeited to the Senator'S
yesterday.
HI. IL. Hatch is the 1924 manager
Joe Duvall is captain. Pete Shore
is secretary, Earl Saul, quartermas-
ter. and Bob Donohue, business man
ager. The Riversides are on the look
out of a game next Sunday. Tele-
phone Donohue at West S3I between
$50 and $50 o'clock. Riverside G
| tossers are urged TO be on hand to-
| day at 11:45 o'clock at jefferson and
| NJ streets. Shoots, Zumbo, thinner
| man. H Hatch, Lydon, Taylor. Du-
| vail. Gollan. w. Hatch, McCullins
| Chaconas, Turner, Henderson, E Saul
| c. Saul. Mccoy, Pullen, Shore and
Talbert are among the good prospects
Iowa Avenue Insects nosed out the
Cinco Athletic Club, l to 0, mainly
| through the good work of +. Brown
and j. Dinkin.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
M. U. FR0SH SECOND
IN ANNAPOLIS MEET

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 17-Navy
plebes were easy winners over the Uni
versity of Maryland freshmen and Cal
vert Hall School in a field and track
Navy. 1o1; Maryland. so; Calvert
Hall, 3.
Maryland made a good showing in the
track events, with four firsts but were
overwhelmed by the Navy in the field
events.
Summaries:
Sheriff. Maryland; pimon. Navy: second;
R.ssvs d.,ye4 H. ,.d By Hes1s Ns
Maryland, third. Time oio 7.io. 40 -
MILE RUN-won by Richardson. Navy;
FGwlsy Ria ia asvH 80 second; BILL. Maryland third
44o-YARD pAsH-won BY Perkins. Mary
Land; Land June: H.yy, second; Lindsey Navy,
sso-YARD HURDLES dox>-woa BY
Whissf0rS M M.syiaad; y nd skeIly. NAG second;
shf RGN@Wou TWO y 1s cs-p.ns:r S Navy;
Gard IMSSEY Nay second: Hill Maryland. third.
aao-YARD pAsH-won by whitsford, Mary.
thfA tTr1Sips Ti@s os4 s. xi second A'.ld' Navy
HALF MILE RUN-won by June, Navy;
aSIar tsird rms nsVy Eos siGSnd 4.io slana
MILF RELAY-won by Naval Academy
ossassnnin sssana LRdssg and sasy' slime
Whitsford and Perkins,
SHOT PUT-Won by Warren. Navy; Trus-
low, Navy, second; Clayton, Maryland, third.
Distance 81 feet 4 inches.
JAVELIN THRoW--Won by McGsry, Navy;
anesads. Maryland. seconds Allen. Navy,
third. Distance, l4s feet, inches
POLE VAULT-won By Burns, Navy; War
rem: Navy, second; Sasai, Navy, third. Height,
10 feet, 6 inches.
HIGH JUMP-won by Curtis, Navy; Bur.
nett, Navy, second; Warren Navy, third.
Height, feet. inches.
DISCUS THRow-won by McGary, Navy;
Allen, Navy. second; Warren, Navy, third.
Distance: l20 feet, inches.
BROAD JUMP-Won by Dawson. Navy
Hotter, Navy, second: Perkins, Maryland,
third. Distance, 20 feet inches.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Lehigh athletes will play the Eastern
unllmiteds at 18th and C streets
northeast, and St Stephens will take
the field against Tenleytown Athlet
Club at Tenleytown in Section c.
total or twenty-five games will
be played in the senior, junior and
midget divisions OF the Washington
Base Ball and Athletic Association
series. Today's schedule follows:
Senior Class. Section A-Argyles VS..
Riversides, diamond No. 5, Monument
grounds. at 1: Eastern Seniors VS..
kanawha Seniors, 18th and c streets
nor northeast' aaa / na Section ii B-Apaches vs.
Monument grounds, 8; Chevy Chase
VS.. Warwicks Chevy Chase, 3; En-
blems VS.. Linworth, Washington bar
racks, /; Liberty vs.. Mardfeldts. east
diamond of Ellipse, 1.
Junior Class, Section B+Ballston
VS.. Tremonts. diamond No. 2, Monu-
ment grounds; Elliotts VS.. Para
mounts, west diamond of Ellipse;
HilltopS VS.. Peerless, east diamond of
Ellipse. All start at IL. Section c.
Argyles VS.. Warwicks, south diamond
east diamond of EIlipse. 5; Cres
cents VS.; Mount Rainier, south dia-
mond of Ellipse.
Midget Glass, Section A-Arrows
VS.. Trinity, south diamond of Ellipse.
SoFIiltIndiS vs. houHL fSdlnlcT, west
diamond of Eliipse. Stanleys VS..
St. Joseph's, east diamond of
ton B-Meridians VS.. ozarks, west
diamond of Ellipse; Hanovers VS..
Shamrocks, diamond No. l, Monu-
ment grounds; Kanawhas VS. Ma
tionals, diamond No. 3, Monument
grounds. All start at 5. Section c.
Aces VS.. Premiers, west diamond of
Ellipse; Clarendon vs. Auroras, south
diamond of Ellipse. Hyattsville VS..
Mohicans, diamond No. Z, Monument
grounds; Congress Heights VS.. Peer
less, diamond No. 2, Monument
grounds. All start at I.
Shamrock Midgets are to report, at
3:45 o'clock, at sth and E streets
southeast. McCarty. Robertson and
Rice are being counted upon to NOW
down the Hanovers today. Sham
rock Juniors will tackle the North
ern JURORS Tuesday, at $3.50 o'clock,
on the grounds at 5th and L streets
Burton, whose batting
average with the Shamrock Juniors so
far this year is $50, should bear
Evening star., 1924-05-18
WOODBINE RESULTS

FIRST RACE, six furienss; three e-year.olds
$50; $40, yon; syoonn; New Hsmpshi.s' us
bie). $3.50, third: Time. lib. Corenzio, Hill
SECOND RACE two miles, steeplechase;
four;year.olds and Ip-courteous; LBS (Vietchl
sHntl. si4es5. SIG: :oS, second: Henry pattnsr,
1877 (Harris), 80, third. Time, 4.52. Let.
terman. Chuokle. Pepd, Brisanna and British
d THIRD ID RACE, si1 furlons.; thres-y.sr.olds
and up--Malapert, 1os, .1wilsonl. .$5s.55,
S2l.3o. Ss.o5. won; Arendal. ia (Chalmsrs),
81. 70. 80, second; seths Lemon. 1I2 (stsr-
Quentin, Play On. Festivity, Marie Maxim.
FOURTH RACE. the Kings Plate; three
ssHaPdi sss prds fRa HBs s Ws spd fsElonsAs
A3.s5. won; Thorndyko,. los Burke, 81 s5
$50, second; .Maypole, I27 Sharpe, $lI.16,
thirt. Time, l;57 a5. Thornton. catamaran,
Mexican. Pete. Isolette, Beau of the West,
Rebus. Ocean Crest and Anne K. also ran.
FIFTH RACE. three-yesr-olds and up. nile
and 1s si1tee9sh@Red q o; Stone ia WILSON
lis twaiils5, Ss.15, third. Time. las s-5..
Gray Gables and Quecreek also ran.
bSsns.s Rae ~ .ss % fs 7 su;s1s. se
second; sS, Fairbanks, 1ia {Tsgue}, $50, third.
Time, o.4s So Golden Answer. Siberian,
Royal Pearl Eloanoe, Lord Renfrew and Prince
SEVENTH HSHss Ti' RACE. three-ye.rolds and up;
six furlongs-McKenna, ia {chalmers), S6.4,
$'so SEE won; TursnlSns nnt.n llS M Stirring,
Bali. Algonquin, Carsjoe. Sea wolf. Patch.
work. Alien and Marble also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

Fifteen events were held and
Georgetown men finished first in six
or them. Army had seven winner rs.
-Four men won two contests each,
Pm Slll DoWding or Georgetown taking
the broad jump and century dash and
Tony PlanSky, a teammate winnineA
the shot put and javeIin throw.
Barkes of Army was the hurdIing
star of the meet, winning the 220-
yard low hurdles in good time and
capturing the l20-yard race over the
taller jumps. Jeppe. NJ 1. u sprinter.
was first in the furlouE and Quarter
mile daShes.
The best mark other than the two
West Point records was regisLe red by
Dowding in the 100-yard dast. The
Georgetown man went over the
course in As seconds, showing the
way to Heacock and Dean OF Army.
Georgetown men had everything
their own way in the half-mile run
Capt. George Marsters won the race.
while Johnny Holden was second and
Bill Sullivan third. The summarizes. :.
POLE vAUIT--won by shannoa. George
town; Sanford: NJ. I. T.. second Roberts.
loo-YARD DAsH-won by Dowding- George
town; Heacock Army, second; Dean, army,
SHOT PUT-Won by Plansky. Georgetown:
third; Distance AZ feet Six inches inches. amy
van, Georgetown, second; Brooks. Georgetown.
third. Time I minutes 20 3-5 seconds new
Academy record).
22o-YARD DAsH-won by Jeppe. M. L T..
Heacock. Army. second; Burgess, Georgetown,
DISCUS THRow-won by Mulligan, Army
Plansky. Georgetown, second; Turner, Army.
third. Distance, l32 feet 4 inches.
120-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-won BY
Barkes, Army: Blodgett, NJ. I. r. seccnd
Deislets, Army, third. Time, Is seconds.
HIGH JUMP-Won by Roegik. Army:
Fischer, Army, and Meade, Georgetown, tisf
for second place. Height, 5 feet inches. y
440-YARD DASH-Won by Jeppe. N. I. T.;
Kinnally, Georgetown. second HerEhy, George
town. third. Time, so seconds.
Two-MILE RUE-Won by Calhoun, Army;
third. Time. minutes 3s 1.5 seconds.
BROAD JUhP-Won by Dovding, George
town; Hsss, Georgetown, second; SeT,4n.
Army, third. Distance, 20 feet Ia inches.
JAvELIE-Won by Plansky, Georgetown;
Murphy. Army second; Chism, Army, third.
Distance, IFS feet inches.
22o-YARD Low HURDLES-won By
Barkes, Army; Kearuey. Georgetown. second
Ambach, NJ. /. T.. third. Time, "a 3-5 sec
onds.
HALF-MILE RUN-won by Marsters
Georgetown; Holden, Georgetown, second: Sui
Ivan. Georgetown, third. Time, / minute
81 is seconds.
HAMMER THRow-won by Hewitt. Army
Distance, I47 feet 3 inches (new Academy
record. Second and third places not TO count