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Evening star., 1924-05-04
LEXINGTON RESULTS

and uLHnas. % 1Pevssj, $50. $50.
$2-5o won: Pretty Politician. d (rhorndSksl:
$3.50. $40. second. Naughty Hisba- iol
Option, widseon' Diadem, Gussie P. and Miss
SECOND RACE. twoyear-s,ds; four and
one-half furlongs-Iittle Visitor. Us (HAr.
E,ns.on). .. A+o. $50. won; aecklsnd 4;l.
noa naofr: Il. ksls.y K rS ss ss s isne g.. Hs i
Avisete, Brownie. Agnes Call, Rose Thorn
Gordon Rouge. Midnight Rose, Bit o. Honey.
Thank You and Quell also ran.
THIRD RACE. one mile and ssventy yards;
sIo7o. s.. $50 Won; Amisy Claim 100
(Therndvks). 80. $3.50; second; Odd Seth, io7
(Kannedy); s., third Time, Las Is Louise
Magner. Spanish Rose, Bush Buck Star Go.
furionss-weaooms, 100 tGrinha) g. $50
500, Won. Giyn, 1oe (Aarvsy), $50. SEQ.
second; POLYNESIA "a (Jones), S27o, third.
Time. ID 2-5. Ferguson, Old Bourbon, Ex-
chanse, Kitty Williams and Hughes Graham
FIFTH RACE. thres-year-oids and UP; one
mile and a furions-Guest of Honor, l10 (E.
Pooi), ss7o. So. 90 Sa.7o, won; Hopeless, ITO
{T.ylorl, s2.so so second Vida .,,loa 100
and Best Pal also ran.
SIXTH RACE. two-year-oldsi four and ONE
s4.2o. $50 won; Ny Destiny 1o7 CPooD
S S ss1s 2 :s1ad T@s osS sso'e 2.nsili. M TnS sressn
Frances s. johnson and Lady Newton also ran. .''
SEVENTH RACE, four-year-olds and up;
mile and sixtssnth-Neddam. lol (Heryierl
ssS .i97: ss7c S0n sesss sshn Has ass
los GRIMM. ss.7o: Time. .l.T As. Jack
Frost, HuoHec and Kinbun also ran
Evening star., 1924-05-04
OVER 200 ENTERED
IN HOWARD u. MEET

More than 200 colored athletes will
compete in the fifth annual track and
field meet to be held by Howard Uni
versity next Saturday on the local
campus.
Charles West, the Washington and
jefferson flash in track and foot ball
and for the last two years pentathlon
champion at the Penn relays, will be
matched against Ned Gourdin of
Howard University, who won in 1921
and 1922.
Sandy Evans, the Canadian half
mile champion, will compete against
Ray Contee, the Howard star. Lin
coin University will send it's crack
relay team in addition to ten other
athletes. Wilberforce, Hampton, Min
er Normal st. Paul, Virginia Union,
Storer College and Morgan College
will be represented.
Armstrong and Dunbar High
Schools will have talented teams on
hand, together with Shaw Junior
High and Randall Junior High
Other prep schools that will COM
pete are Bowie Normal; Manassas In
duStriai, Baltimore High School and
Cheney Normal School.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
KENNEL AND FIELD
ny GEO. Ii. kERNODLE.

The proposal of a spring puppy
match has been favorably passed on by
officials of the Washington Kennel Club
and a committee will be appointed to
make complete arrangements Tor the
event Charles A. Watson. secretary
of the club, favors the idea or max
ing such a match an annual event
and so encouraging local breeders 10 re-
serve the best puppies for showing
IN this match each spring This Sys-
tenn would do a lot toward placing
the breeding game on higher plane
and would tend to make real 1anclers
of those who now breed on a purely
commercial basis.
The Shepherd Dog Club Of America.
which has done much to further pop
ular interest in this breed in Amer
ica seems TO realize that its positloe
Is threatened by some of the sectional
clubs which have recently come Into
existence. In a circular letter sent
out by this club 1t is requested tnae
Ali other clubs send delegates TO a
meeting in New York City on May "a
The object of this meeting Will be 70
bring about a consolidation OF All
the clubs and to acquaint All the oele
gates with the aims OF the parent
organization.
At about this time last year plans
were started to form a local brancn
of the Shepherd Dog Club here, out
as the terms of membership oiu not
meet with the approval or locai
dealers the branch was not formed
Miss Sarah l.. Mcqueen announces
that she has shipped her winning
shepherd bitch. Blanka vom Ritter
sturz. SchH, 70 Mrs. Geraldine X
Dodge at Giralda Farms, Madison,
n. j., for mating with the newly
imported Iso vom Dornerhof- 1so is
a son of the 1920 Austrian grand
champion, Claus v.d. Furstenourg.
and last years German reserve grand
Champion. Ilse V. Walrabe, and since
his arrival in America has proven q
consistent winner at the principal
eastern shows.
The Her1lnDd Kennels report the
breeding of Aft v.d. Lindenluft 70
Mrs. w. d. Morgan's shepherd bitch,
Minka, and TO Col. S. q. Talbotts
Asia V. Merseveld. Asia is a half
sister of Strongheart. being sired by
Lawrence II. Armours noted stud
dog, Nores V. d. Kriminalpolizei.
Mrs NJ. c. Pope has lost Eastney
Fine Golf Jewel, who died in whelp-
ing a pair of fine puppies. Eastney
Fine Golf Jewel was a daughter of
Champion Fine Gold and was very at
tractive as well as very valuable.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
PIMLICO RESULTS

FIRST RACE, four-year-olds and up; two
$40. won; ,auicks.nd, 1870 (Pisrcel. N.so.
So t6isS rs % $50 s. e. Dust.isss 'Ess Fiiss.
Gold, Shawna -Glanna Ethereal Blue, Boss
John. Knight Of Greenane and Courteous also
SECOND RACE two-yssr-sld aiiiss; four
Surlonss-Primro&e. ITO (Marineln), 81. 90,
brose), sl7.so SEQ. second; Red Hawk. llo
Fiery Flight. Beauty Contest, Dorothy Gilpin,
FirnaInent, Margaret St. L. and Pretty Bust.
ness also ran.
THIRD RACE, tro-ye.s-old.: four and one
s.. $3.50; won; PiQue, Ill (HuTn), s7eo. s. 90.
second Contract. III (Manneili), se.To. third.
Time. o.54 2-5. Tall Grass. Crumple. Blenner
FOURTH RACE. three-year-oids and up; six
ss won; Lion dor; ias sWsils}. s.io. ss.4S.
third Time. i.is. scotch cot % Broom. AdnireG. @
McKenna, Reprisal. Mercury, Bees and Captain
FIFTH RACE, three-ys.r-olds and up; one
ner), sll.5o. $40. $3.50. won; sMartinsals,
l2o (Kummerl. $3.50. $3.50 second; Revenue
Agent; SO IHastinss), slo.7o. third. Time.
Cherry Pie. Nautical. King solomon Seal, Nj.
Mutt, Flint Stone and Riaito also ran.
sCosden entry.
miisANsllia Mors.. lis ssr%ss,, ss y $50, sss
$40. won: Yankee Princess, ITO walls.
$3.50, $3.50. second; Relentless, lo3 (Lee),
$3.50, third. Time, l.Ss 3-5. Nancy Lang.
SEVENTH RAcE, AisS four,ys.--olds rye. and up;
one mile and one one-cishth-Traianus. Ill (Chal-
ggsrsl. gao, $50, sa.7S ven; Fre.Ty
as Hsifzs Gate ss la sss2 shs s
l;6s; veroniea, Sea Monarch. Rechabite. Gray
Gables and The Gah also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
GREB AND CLARK FIT
FOR THEIR BOUT HERE

Harry Greb. champion middleweight
bsttier. and Jackie Clark OF New
York are reported to be in fine fettle
for their fifteen-round feature bout that
will open the new Washington Sporting
Club at Kenilworth, Md, tomorrow
night.
Four bouts will be staged in addi-
ton to the main attraction. Jack
Kaufman will exchange swats with
Kid Groves in a four-round opener
that will get under way at $3.50
o'clock.
Jack Cafoni of Walter Reed Hos
pital, who has lost but three decisions
in eighteen battles in one year, will
meet a tough opponent in Al Nell of
Baltimore in a six-round affair. Prior
to this bout, Joe Rivers of the Wash
ington barracks will tackle Willie
Morrison of Fort Myer over the four
round route.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the six-round semi-final,
which involves Al Ward of Fort
Myer, champion middleweight of the
Sd Corps army area, and Bob Mer-
ritt. United states Army middle
weight champion. A victory for
Ward would give him the Army
title. Charlie Short of Baltimore will
referee.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
COLUMBUS RESULTS

FIRST RACE, four fuYlongs; for tvo-ycar.
ESQ. won, Max Baxter. liz lsmith). a,
81. 40. third. Time, 0.SS 2-5. Collier B. Hney
and Ocean Mist also ran.
SECOND RACE, 1--WE and ene-haf furionss
sl4S. s4go 4goa?uIs. noa? Sweet 10 eaeess III
l.onesJ; T.so, third. Time. lis SIS. Flo.
lonia. Lawn Mower. Bo.ero Blue, Esisn Major
and Charlie SUNNY also ran.
THIRD RACE, i've and ons-half furlengs
rsmSsy, s74o aso' e. Won; ' Pearl Boets. ss
100 (Paden), $40, S4.2o, second; zoona, I04
(Froggatte), "a, third. Time. I.i3 Is. Knot
Grass; Play Girl, Sister SUSIE Duo de Guiss
FOURTH RACE six furlengs; thrse.yesr-
olds up-Pawnbroker. 90 (McAulife), So,
s44o. $50. won. Duaoon. ITO lDunkinson( {,
so SS, s5;sS seSendi st1s Bed iA (suochia>'
FIFTH RACE, thrss-year-olds up; SIX and
ene-half furlonss-ooIossus, lls (smithl :,
ssns|, $50, s.. second psvseiss' iio "a SAsss1.
$40, third. Time, AT. Title, Psaoe Pal,
Banker Brown and Nook Orange also ran.
Sixth RACE. three-ysar-elds and up; one
S PpadsnS 7.sc. sS ss.aa ao1; Kas. M 10 L.
los (smaliwoodl, $3.50, $40. second; JACK
FfiT4an' iSs SGrossl $50 third Time,
negr; Winner Take An and wild ost also r.n.
SEVENTH RACE. three-year-oids up; mile
an and 1. siiatssnth-shs liz sc Devil; 80 CP.denl: g,
s. second md LsnR. 1N % exeAuIitfs5. $50. S sai1S.
Time. 1.56. Sam Bah. zapatos, Tavasentha,
Mig and Ali also ran.
and hta & 5sa III esre..r s
$3.50, $3.50. won; vennie. lo4 (Hay). $3.50,
s4so, second; GIss. Tree, ies lMaAaliasl,
lie. Pirate McGee and Boy from Home aise
Evening star., 1924-05-04
VIRGINIA IS SECOND
IN MEET ARMY WINS

WEST POINT. May 3.--Army won
the triangular track meet with Co
lumbia University and the University
Of Virginia today with score OF
65 points.
Virginia had 3sls points and Co
lumbia 23h
Army won eight OF the fourteen
events, was second in seven and third
in six. Columbia won only one first
place.
loo-YARD DAsH-won by Reaeock, Army;
Deck, Columbia, second; Dean, Army. third
aao.YARD DAsH-won by Rs.oock. Army
tS;rS GSnn Tmn Oia q, second Starkey' Columbia
44o-YARD DAsK%won by Boh.nnon. vir.
Enh;, GINA; Talbot bot Virginia ; second; Campbell
12o-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-won by Bar.
kes, Army. Des Islets, Army, second; wiley
22o-YARD HURDLE-Won by Barkes. Army;
and Courtney, Columbia, tied for third. Time,
HALF-MILE RUE-win by Irwin. Virginia
Trudeau; Army second; Jaeger, Columbia,
MILE RUN-won by Newman, Army Cow.
ard. Virginia. second; Theobald, Columbia,
~ Two-MLE RUN-wOn by Calhoun. Army
HIGH JU,rP-Won BY w;ukOcp. Columbia
for second and third. Height, 5 feet 9 inches.
BROAD JUMp-won, ty Sexton, Army;
Robertson, Army, second: Long Army. third.
Distance. 81 feet inches.
DISCUS-Won by Bulligan. Army; Winston
virginia. second; Turner, Army. third. Dis.
tsnce. 1872 feet inches.
SHOT PUT-won by Winston, Virginia
Stowel, Army. second; Thompson. Army, third.
Distance 4S feet 7A inches
POLE vAULT-won by Lambert. Virginia
Berry. Army, second; Roberts Army. and
pullisan, Army, tied for third Height, L
feet.
JAvELN-won by walp. Virginia. Davis,
Virginia second; Murphy. Army, third. Dis
tance, l69 feet 6 inches.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR MONDAY.

FOR MONDAY.
FIRST RACE, purse, 81 800; mAidens; three
Sun Shot. los; EbS Tide, lo5; Maiapert. los !;
1Sam Smith, los; Briony, 100; Elopement, 100;
Brush l,, An; 100; tc9neeal, 100; Gayiy, l06;
wv. II. Snyder entry.
SECOND RACE. Patapsco staeplechAse;
purse, s., 900; claiming; four.yeaI-olds and UP |;
ss 49, isst,tssf.. ssss lss h'i M s
A hIRash; "a; fTro.d. ii; +Tsseds.is.; i4i !;
wisest Fool, iss; +Fiftesn cests. iss; TcA1en..
fss Tss rIaat ri4 lss RSn sssf ssIe0n Is4 .AdAma IA
xTen pounds claimed for rider. TX E Hit.
D no. C. .ns1a s4ads ,a fns a1v.Ii T:IsS suie me
try. 1E. K. Bryson entry. J. r. skinker-
Samuel Ross entry. s-J. S. cosden-Rl Pa7
entry.
THIRD RACE, purse, 81. 800; tvo-ye.r-eads; /;
ito; Gynn.st. ioT; crimp. iio; scrinkie, u;
RSsR Rock ios stf Helen Bueh % ioa % Treaeh Leay Lad s ioa
L.ther. 1o7; Sure to Win, los; Great DAae,
ITO; Night Shade. ITO.
FOURTH RACE, purse. $500; thr,s-year-
dale, ss At attiia Ios. .fiytnR ~ Fur. %; .sSs:
garth Arooa, ll3; LADY Abbott, 80; PeAnon,
lis; 'Blue Streak, 1o3.
FIFTH RACE, the Potomac; purse, 81, 500:
tvo-year-olds; four and q half furlongS.-D1d
Bobit l1o; tMoon Magic. 1Ie; JiSe. 10;
sChrysalis, lo7; Erla Baby, ITO; tGymkhanA,
l07; Firmament, l07; tBernice HArrar. 1ue;
tBArbsra Frietchie, 1l2; ssenalado. lilo.
IL. K. Bryson entry. Edward F. Whitney
entry. sWalter J. Salmon and B. 7. Wilson,
jr., entry.
SIXTH RACE. the Rennert Handicap; S, ,opo
added; three -year-olds; six fRrlongx-worth-
more. lis: tThe viryer. 1o5; Lord Baltimore
II. 11s; Brice. 1os; sssrio, loe; Roland. s5;
HSlcepy Head, 1oi; Big Blaze. lis; +Sunspero,
ll3; Appellate. lis; MacLean, 1os; Go Foin,
ITO; Blue Moon, lo3; BatxmAn. lo6; lsting,
l07; TREE Top, ia; tSun Flag. lis; Digit.
los; sSenator Norris, 1ls; Cocknsy. 100; Sup
plant, los.
tGreentree Stable entry. +Gifcrd A. coeh-
ran entry. sKenton Stable eutzy. flames
Butler entry.
SEVENTH RACE, the Gowns handicap;
81, 500: three-year-olds and up; mile and q
sixteenth.-Spie and Span, ia; Ceylon Prince.
los: Brilliant Jester, Io4; tReiection, 90; Heir
at Law, 1o2; tDr o'Mera. 90.
Three pounds claimed for rider.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

A neck separated Chacolet and
Martingale. but only a nose was be-
tween the latter and Clifford A. Coch-
rams Revenue Agent. 3 three-year-
old. which was in the thick of the
fight all the way. Fourth place fell
to King Solomon's Seal n prominent
runner from the beginning at the
mile and three sixteenths pole.
Chacoiet, an English importation.
the queen of distance performers of
this country. ran one of the greatest
races ever seen on any course. In a
field OF twelve starters she was abso-
lutely last going down the back
stretch. She was forced into this un-
fortunate position, Which later proved
to be fortunate, by considerable
crowding going into the clubhouse
bend
Mack Garner, who had the mount
on Chacolet, picked his route, which
was on the outside of everything in
the contest. One by one this stout
hearted daughter of st. Amant passed
her adyersaries and literally SKINNED
over the ground in the long run for
home.
Within seventy yards of the COW
eted goal, il looked as If Clarence
hummer. on Martingale, would be
able TO get his mount up to the wire
first, but he was having a terrible
time stalling off Revenue Agent,
which was piloted by frankie Hast
ings. The latter was pinned on the
rail and could not edge his way
through
Then Chacolet suddenly dropped
into the picture, and all was over but
the shouting. 1t was a brilliant race
for Headley to win and a tough one
Tor Cosden to lose.
The race was marred when Jack
McMillen's good performer, Flint
stone, broke an ankle rounding the
FAR bend, and later he was destroyed.
This horse won several stakes during
the winter, and one at Havre de
Grace, and was highly regarded. He
was in the fifth position when the
accident occurred
Chase Goes to Dan ".
Dividing honors of the day with the
Dixie was the Green Spring Valley
steeplechase, at two miles. with
$4,000 added, which was won by ]. S.
Cosden's undefeated Dan ". French
thoroughbred. Second place fell to
the Middle Neck Farm Quicks:ed, and
third to Cosden's Bull's-eye. The
fourth went to Mrs. Payne Whitney's
Crate Gold.
Dan was drawn for by lots when
consignment of foreign lepers
reached this country last year. He
has developed into grand timber
topper and finished his 1928 cam
peAsH pS " ibhlH5 Llc S1V.Uuu SldIly
Memorial.
Walter J. Salmon's Primrose, which
has run 500 well this spring back of
Mother Goose and Single Foot, won
the second race from Frosty Dawn, at
2 to ).
Samuel Ross of Washington was
present to see his Extreme score in
the third contest from beginning to end,
at to l.
Deputy proved better horse than
Lion dor in the fourth, and W. J.
Howard and his Baltimore friends
were rewarded.
Mutt and Jeff'' may take another
trip to Europe, because Bud Fishers
Nellie Morse simply galloped in front
of her company in the sixth race,
which was around the oval
Another rattling finish resulted in
the seventh race, which was won by
Clint c. Smithsons Trajanus over
James Arthur's Freely Sneezy, with
He'll Gate third.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
Hopkins at Lacrosse ando Mines Start Ne,u Here Today,
NAVY EASILY SCORES
IN TRIANGULAR MEET

ANNAPOLIS Md, May 3.-Midship-
men field and track athletes out
claSsed the reSentativeS of Uni
versity of Pittsburgh and Johns Hop
kins University IL a triangular NEE
here today. the Middies amassing a
total of 6ih points against 32h for
Pittsburgh and % for Hopkins
surprising feature OF the meet
was the defeat of Booth. Hopkins
crack miller. He was outdistanced by
Shepherd of Navy.
All OF the events were well contest :
ed, despite a heavy shower OF rasn
that fell midway of the program.
5aYARD DASH-won by Hanmon. Navy
second, Dorcas. Hopkins; third, james, Pitts
burgh Time. o.5S S.5.
second. MARSHALL. Navy; third, Johnson. Navy
@ aso.YAsp Ar pAsH-cl.rk, Hopkins. ars.,
Summers; Navy, second; Marshall. Navy. third
Iao.YARp HIGH HuRDLEs-wen by Huck
ms Navy; SECOND; MsTTsli re- Hopkins third
hsasas s4oTARp n YAsH%on Sy 'i1 Hammond Navy
second. Dorcas, Hopkins; third, James Pitts
Suffs Hs1r.KffE Till '.@s sSs-won a. by r.nm.ny
kins: Pittsburgh; Time. 2.o2. -. -
second. corbitt. Pittsburgh; third, Thomas
oSE-MLE' RUS-wou BY Shepherd. Navy;
second 5octh; Hopkins; third 'Tyrse' Navy
HIGH JUMP-won by Robusch, Pittsburgh;
Proctor. Hopkins. second; third, tie between
opie Navy. and johnson, Iittsbu-Bh. Height,
BROAD JUm-won by johnson. Pitts.
burgh; Airst, Navy, second: Huekins, Navy.
sHoTPUT-won by johnson, Pittsburgh
second. KutuohA,. Pittsburgh; third. Humble
tom. Hopkins. Distance. 3s feet inches
second. johnson. Pittsburgh; third. Kutucha
Pittsburgh. Distance. l36 feet 7H inches
JAVELR THRow-won by Leggett. Navy;
Sullivan, Navy, second; Rsgsdale, Navy, third
Distance, $50 foet inches.
Evening star., 1924-05-04
JAMAICA RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 1--WE fmlonxs; tvo-year-old,-
Wilbur c. Whitehead, l07 (Burke), Is to s,
even, to s. won; Bill winfrey. 107 q.
Fatorl. TO s, to 4, second; Tod Reeslor.
107 (Thurber), 2 to 5, third. Time 100 As.
Ciearviev, Shanghai and Gloom Girl also ran.
SECOND RACE, 1--WE and one-hAlf furlonss
ree-year-olds-Sheridan. 112 e. Fatorl, 2
to S, out out, won; Margin, 112 (McAtse)
even, ] TO 4, second; Fanza, 1o2 (CaIlAhan)
to 8. third. Time, Los 3-5. Gypsy King and
The World also ran.
THIRD RACE, six furIongs; three-year-olds
and up-Comedy, los (Fields), z to l, 8 to 3.
2 to g. won; Protocol 1o4 (Breuning), to l.
TO 2, second; wsH-nton. 100 tshaaksl. 9 to
thony, Dolly Gafney. Trsviata, High Com.
mander. Vineyard. COMPOSER, Aontemarte and
mile and q sixteenth-Zev, f3o (Sande), 1 to 6,
out ont won: Mad Play. lot IL. Fator), out
out second; Sunsini. 1o2 u. CaIlAhan), / to
9. third. Time. la. Prince James and
Home Stretch also ran.
FIFTH RACE, SIX furiongs; fer thrse-year-
oids and up-Escobs d'oro, los (Shanks), Ia
to /. 4 to 1, Q to l, won; Jyntee, loS Il.
Fator), to 5, 8 to s, second; Despair. Ills
(McAtee), even, third. Time lis Dandy-
brush, Lily M, Ashburtcn, Trite, T. J. Pen
dergaSt Barleycorn, Irene Sweeney Black
Wand, Little Alfred and Belcross Deiysia alsc
ran.
SIXTH RACE, twoyear-osds; five furlones-
Sarazana, ia (Sande), 4 to /, even, to 4.
won; Superlette. ia Il. Fator), even, ! to 4.
second; Elf. ia (McAtse), out, third. Time,
LOO. Cad, Myrtle Belle, Clavichord, Meri.
v1nia and Longing also ran.
Evening star., 1924-05-04

Pilots, in the Independent League,
are anxious to cop their opening
matches, and they will call on their
most talented fingers. Irving Claude,
Hair, Sebastian or Winegarden will
toll on the mound for Cherrydale,
while Buck Grier of Petworth will
name Brinkman Schafer or Edelin to
hurl.
Dominican Lyceum will be the mound
opponent of Kelly or Hudson of the
Mohawks. W. A. Lusby is likely to
draw the mound assignment for the
Waverly Athletic Club against
the Knickerbockers. Manager Vic
toned team Will select Ross Fisher
to face Waverly. Mclean, jenkins,
Mace Mccormick Of Arlington hope
to show the way to the Shamrocks,
who are counting on Cambrun and
Sherwood.
Two ID. C. Teams In Loop.
Interior Department nine and the
Roamer Athletic Club are the only
two local clubs entered in the Wash
ington- Maryland League. The former
team will tackle Seat Pleasant today
on the Seat Pleasant diamond. while
the Roamers will face Mount Rainier
on the Mount Rainier field. Two
other games will be played in the
circuit Snyder-Farmer Post will en-
tertain the Maryland Athletic Club
and Prince Georges nine will play
host to the Clinton players.
Much interest is being manifested
in the showing made by Interior and
the Roamers.
Some of the strongest clubs herea-
bouts will be matched against the
local tossers and they will have to
step lively to bring home the bacon.
Base ball of the first order should
result in the initial games of the
Potomac League. ST Joseph's will
visit Rosslyn and the Rialtos will be
the guests of the Comforter Club in
section A. while the Milans and the
Hilltops will meet on the latter's
grounds. The BarrettS will visit the
Union Printers and the O'DonneIrs
team will oppose the Virginia Grays
at Alexandria in section B. Three
games will be played in section c.
RanSdell Club hopes to take the
measure of Tenleytown on the lat
ters field, Eastern Athletic Associa-
tion Unlimiteds will play host TO the
St Stephens nine and the Lehigh
Athletic Club will travel to white
Haven.
Program for Today.
Games to be played in the senior,
Junior and midget sections of the
Washington Base Ball and Athletic
Association are as follows:
SENIOR CLASS, SECTION A.
Argyle VI. Kanawha, No. 8, Monument Lot,
Ehpse; Elliott vs.. Peerless, south diamond,
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and Eastern VS.. Northern No. 2, Mongnsr,
Lot, both ! pm.
SENIOR CLASS. SECTION B.
Apache VS.. Linworth, Washington baryaegA
Chevy Chase VS.. MsIdfeldt,. south diamond.
Elhpse; Emblem VS.. Shamrock, east anond.
l. Monument Lot. II am No
JUNIOR CLASS, SECTION C..
Ballston vs.. Paramount east diamond.
ment Lot, all IL am.
JUNIOR CLASS, SECTION C.
Argyle VS.. Clover. west diamond. EIlioss
II am; Boys Club VS.. Mount Rainier east
diamond, Ellpse. and Crescent VS.. Waru7ck,
south diamond, Elipse. both at pm.
MIDGET, SECTION B.
Arrow VS.. Mount Rainier, east diamond
EliPse Corinthian VS.. ST. Joseph, south dis,
mond. Euipse, and Stanley We. Trinity. YES,
diamond, Ellipse, all pm
MIDGET, SECTION C.
Hanover VS.. National: west diamond. Ellpss;
Kanawha VS.. Ozark, No. J. Monument Lot
and Meridian VS.. Shamrock. No. 8. Monumea,
MIDGET, SECTION D.
, Aces vs.; Mohicans. vest, diamond, Elipss,
ment Lot. pm, and Hyattsville VS.. Premier
No. 10. Monument Lot. pm.
Those mines in the Junior class, SC.
ton A, and the midget division, sec.
ton A, viii not play until the first
A.
be announced in the next few days.
Teams that figured in the first
weeks play in the Government. De
partmental and the Treasury Inten
bureau loops produced SOME worth
while ball. The Commissioners gave
a good account of themselves by
showing the way to Government
Printing Office, TO 4, and the Naval
Hospital, to .. in the Government
circuit
Play will be continued in the three
circuits this week. The four games
to be played in the Departmental st.
ries include: Tomorrow. Printers u
Navy; Tuesday, Agriculture vs.
Treasury: Wednesday, Printers Us
Bureau; Thursday, Navy VS.. Agricul-
ture. and Friday. Bureau VS.. Treasury.
Ten contests. will feature this
weeks play in the Government
League. The schedule follows: To-
morrow, General Accounting Office VS.
Commissioners; Tuesday, Government
Printing Office VS.. Naval Hospital:
Wednesday, Commissioners VS.. City
Post Office; Thursday, Naval Hospital
vs.. General Accounting Ofice, and
FRIDAY, Government Printing Office
VS.. City Post Office
Only three games are listed in the
Treasury hlterbureau series this
week. Architect will meet Annex Nol
Tuesday, Registers will be opposed
to Liberty Loan Wednesday and An
mex No. viii take the field against
Annex No. l Thursday.