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CASTLEMAN TO LEAD
VIRGINIA'S TRACKMEN

UNIVERSITY, Va. June 4.-Charles
r. Castleman of Leesburg. Va. has
been elected captain of the University
of Virginia track team for the season
of 1926. TT
Langhorne Jones of Chatham, Va,
will act as manager.
Varsity letters were awarded to
Castleman, Capt. Jed H. Irvine, Char.
lottesville, Va; Joseph w. Chinn. jr.,
Warsaw. Yas: Curtis E. Cuddy,-R Roa.
noke, Va: Charles L. Gleaves, Roa-
noke, Va; David w. Hesser. Roanoke,
Va; Daniel II. Risher. Charlottesville,
Va; Julian NJ. Ruffin. Norfolk, Va;
Wat H. Tyler. Fargo. N. D., and Paul
K. Walp, Charlottesville, Va.
Capt.-elect Castleman was one of
the most valuable men on the team.
In addition to running lead-ofr with
the relay team he could be counted on
for points in the sprints. the quarter
and the low hurdles. -.- 80
All the 1925 varsity, with one pos
sible exception. are expected back next
session. and with valuable men from
the first.year squad Virginia hopes
for track success in 1926.
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TWO STRONG TEAMS
IN FRESHMAN GAMES

Competition in the annual fresh.
men track and field meet tomorrow
afternoon at Central Stadium probably
will lie between the equals of Mac.
farland and Columbia Junior high
schools, winner and runner.up in the
junior high championship meet staged
on May 2.
Each of these schools has entered
"a men for the II events, while East
ern has. IL and Business and Hine s
each. The other schools Will be repre-,
sented by still smaller teams.
In Kistler and Cogswell, Eastern
has two sterling performers. The
former captured the pole vault in the
interhfgh meet two weeks ago. and
the latter ran second to Chaconas OF
Central in the mile event.
Abramson Is expected to be the lead
ing point scorer for Macfarland. His
specialties are the broad jump and the
dashes. T.
Events on the program are the So
rs, 100 and 22o yard dashes. 12o yard
low hurdles. high and broad jump,
pole vault, and half.nlile relay. -
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Wolstenholme bowled over; the pins
with consistency. He had $40 In roll
ing with his team, Lafayette No. l.;
added 339. while competing in the
doubles and had his worst figures in
the singles when he got only 336,
great for the average bowler, but mot
so hot" for him.
Tonight's schedule. withl the alleys
on which they will roll:
Doubles. 7:46--1, Harr4li and Iron: 2.
son: 1, Ellsworth and A. Martin; 8. KuIp
and Small; g., Ebersole and Lancaster: z.
David and EhHs; g. Stoner and Shah; o,
Filhns and. Patrick: 10, Bell and Lawren-
son: II. Aoleman and Weiss; l2. Bertram
Singles. ID. Litzau and Hansford; 2.
{. pssS,d and shah 5. wire and schias
Eiseman: 3. Conradis and Evans: 9, Watson
and Nelson: -16. Williams and Faeue.
Doubles, g.45-l. Supplee and Rice; 2.
Rodier and Iseman; 3. Price. and Cahoon: A,
Schumsn and Morsell: B. Shock and Bern.
stein; 8. Forney and Lamar: 2. Lawmsn and
Ashford: 8. Beck and Meany: o. Krsuss and
sr and Hsupei; l2 Daniel and DRYER.
milne: 2, smith sisSsrt; >. nBsrn.rd:
8. For1sey; 8. Lamar: =. DenhaH: Z. Evans:
8. MaIeolm: 9. Thomas; O.. Lyles: Q. Sim
mons; 10. Rsde; 10, Smithson: IL. Gardner;
II, Keglogg: IL. Blick; IL. Collier.
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tai and Oriole teams In the first e
feated the Baltimoreans by score o
/ Washington was to be represented
today by Mrs. Fl. A. Knox. Mrs. w. S.
Corby. Mrs. H. King Cornwell, Mrs.
j.. Marvin Haynes, Mrs. h Stephen
Colladay, Mrs. A. Won Steiner, Mrs.
Leonard Chapman, Mrs. McCook Knox
and Mrs. J. r. De Farges.
Sophomores Of Eastern High School
captured the first inter-class track
meet yesterday afternoon. with 26 out
of the possible 36 points. They took
first place in each of the four events
on the program.
The 50.yard dash was won in sec
onds by Irene williams. Imelda Bart,
a junior, finished second, with Roberta
willard at her heels.
Hilda Keaton threw the basket ball
So feet Sh inches, Malvina Bandel
came second and Ella Reznek third.
: Maivina Bandel cleared the bar in
the running high Jump at feet 5
inches, and Roberta Willard leaped IL
feet I inches for first honors in the
running jump.
In the high jump, Margaret Shea,
a senior, tied Alma Hickox Of the
winning class for second place. In
the broad jump, Margaret Shea TOOK
second with Beulah Freeman, junior,
third.
Owing to the intense heat, the group
events planned were omitted. Only
those were run off which actually
counted toward the individual scores
for letter eligibility.
Malvina Bandel led the field In indi-
vidual scoring. With s points. Roberta
Willard was second with s; Irene vii
liams and -FIiida Keaton and Mar
garet Shea, the only seniorto win her
letter, each had 5.
Edward Rick, Miss E. Fosdick and j.
Collins acted as Judges; Charles Guy
on, Ruth Weihe, 1. r. Simons and
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the clever Wisconsin combination
may garner a sufficient number of
seconds, thirds and 'feurths TO build
a championship. especially in view of
the strength of the Badgers in the
Butler. Team Is Strong. n
OF the 'non-conference colleges, But
Ter will send the strongest squad In
her history to Columbus and in spite
of the loss of Woods through in
eligibility the Blue may collect from
13 to 20 points. With a squad of
six Butler won six firsts In the In
diana conference meet last week, but
was nosed out for the championship
by Notre Dame, even though the
South Benders scored only two firsts.
Notre Dame will have her large
squad In the conference meet and
Missouri. Marquette. Iowa State, Ohio
Wesleyan, Drake, Kansas and Ne
braska are expected to be represented.
Last year Of the non.big 10 group.
Butler and Missouri each scored 9
points for eighth place, thereby out
shining Chicago. Indiana and purdue:
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Attract Bic Field Tuo Ne,u Leaders in Masonic Bowling
GRIFFS PLAY EARLY
TO AID TRACK MEET


Clark Griffith, president of the
Washington Ball Club, has done
his bit toward making the holding
OF the South Atlantic games at
Central Stadium Saturday. at twi-
light a success.
Griff has acceded to the request
Of those In charge Of the meet to
start the contest here Saturday be-
tween the Nationals and Chisox at
8 o'clock, i'm order that the Ameri.
can League clash will be over in
time for the diamond fans who are
so inclined to take in the finals Of
the sectional title competition In
track and field.
Prelimlnaries of the meet will
be run of starting at 4 o'clock, and
this should enable the finals to get
underway shortly before s. AS
this Will give more than an hour
and half Of daylight, no difficulty
should be encountered I'm complet-
ing the affair long before dark.
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Whatever. happens, II is likely that
the meet will be ciose-certainly not
the walkaway Of last year when I'LL
nois finished first with "a points, and
Iowa, the runner-up, had only SO.
Great Changes Wrought.
Twelve months have wrought great
changes In the conference. Illinois
has been defeated in a dual meet by
Michigan, the first time in two dec
AIDES that the Wolverines have done
this. Iowa is not now considered to
be a championship contender and
Wisconsin, which landed fifth place
last year with 1917 points. Is regarded
by many as having an excellent
chance to win first place this year.
Graduation of stars has much to do
with this condition. But there is
now developing In the Middle West
the greatest crop of sophomore per-
formers in the history of this section
and no one knows how they may up
set things this week end.
Michigan has a small but extremely
proficient group of stars, headed by
Hubbard, who is probably good for
at least 10 points in the. broad Jump
and the 100-yard dash. Other men
who are likely to take points are
Whitman, Reinke, Northrup, Freyberg
and Feinsinger.-
Illinois has a squad whose MEM
bers should place in many events.
including Evans. Mieher, Kinsey.
Shively. BrownelT and McKeever.
Ohio State should be strong in the
high and low hurdles and make a
fair showing in the broad jump, while
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IS to @.
Mrs. B. Cuthbertson were the starters
and timekeepers.
Summaries:
5o.yard dash-.First. Irene Williams:
sSlrd. Rossrss Willard, sophomore. Time. 7
sophomore; I second Maivins Bandel. sopho;
more :, third, Ella Reznek. Distance. so
Running hish iump-Flrs.. Mslyina Ban
icr
Running broad jump-First. Roberta
Willard, sophomore second. Marrsret shea'
There are Is girls entered in the
South Atlantic championship which
will be held ut the Wilson Memorial
Stadium on Saturday.
Ten of the entries represent three
Washington organizations. the Trf-
angle, Capitol and Washington ath-
letic clubs. Four are Bryn Mawr
league members from Baltimore and
the remaining entry Is fair athlete,
Dorothy E. Lewis, from the ranks Of
the Baltimore unattached, listed only
for the 5o-yard dash.
+ In. the 44ff.yard relay the Capitol
Athletic Club will be represented by
Catherine Bray, Emma Aman, lone
Whaler and Alma Whaler: the Wash
ington A. c: by Elizabeth Tew, Re
beccs kronman, Helen Schultze and
Minnie Travis, and the Bryn Mawr
team by Bertha Berger, Gertrude Hill
genberg, Ada Barton and Marie
Obrecht
Entries in the other three events:
5O-yard .aash-Cspitol A. c.. Catherine
Bray Enlufa Aman Tons Whaler: Washing
ton A. c.. Elizabeth Tev. Rebecca Kron-
mans Eleanor Watt. Helen SchqltIe: Bryn
Mavr. Bertha Berger. Gertrude HilEenberg:
Triangle "A. c.. GLADYS Abramson: unat-
tarhed- Dorothy &; Lewis.
100-yard run-wsshington A. c.. Eliza
beth Tew. Eleanor Watt and Helen Schultze
Bryn Mawr. Bertha Berger. Gertrude HilEen-
berg. Ada Barton.
Running kish jump-Cspitol A. e. Julia
Minnie Travis: Bryn Mawr. Nj arie Obrecht.
Gladys Mills, president of the Metro
pofitan Athletic Club, urges all mem
bers to be present at the meeting to-
night in the Metropolitan Theater
Building at o'clock.
A full attendance is particularly de-
sired, as this Is the Anal meeting rof
the year and important business must
be discussed. Plans for the Summer
activities of the club will also be con-
sidered.
Sis Harding captained the lassies Of
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ELIAS0N FINISHES FIRST
IN QUARTER-MllE SWIM

r. o. Eliason captured the quarter.
mile handicap swim held yesterday in
the Potomac at Georgetown as the
first of a series of events that are
being run Off as preliminaries to the
Washington Canoe Clubs first annual
three-mile race for the Presidents cup
on August 221
The. winners time was minutes 80
seconds. Karl knight, member Of the
American Olympic team In 1924, fin,
ished second, while Carl Alenthall
placed third. Seven swimmers com
peted s..sE E-s4
Evening star., 1925-06-04
LEADERS IN TOURNEY

the Blow School schlag bali ten to
their final victory and the division title
yesterday afternoon In the play OF Of
a tie match with Pierce school The
score was s to z. The third inning
ended with the score Tall.
In the fourth, Blow made one more
run, after closing out Pierce without
a score.
In. the fifth. the Pierce team, cap
tanned by Susie Myers, made a yaiia mt
effort to again even the count, but
failed. ..e- .. -
This was the concluding game of
the public school schlag ball series.
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GRAY TO JOIN AS SOON;
%HAUSER AIS HOPEFUL

PHILADELPHIA, June 4 CP).-Sam
Gray, young pitcher of the Philadel-
phia Americans. expects to be pitch.
ing for the Athletics again in two
weeks He recently suffered a broken
thumb when hit by pitched ball.
Joe Hauser, Connie Mack's first base
man, hopes to be In the lineup late in
the season. He is nursing fractured
knee cap. Pa.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
NEARLY $50 TO COMPETE
In EVENTS ON SATURDAY
Finals Will BE Run OFF i'm Late Afternoon, With
: Trials Earler-Hammer Throw to Be Held
at Georgetown i'm Morning.

the South Atlantic field championship be held
Central Stadium Saturday. number of individual
Included in the
feminine
the the
decided the affair the evening with the semhnas being
with both
fans and the athletes will for Washington
enthusiasts
The 6pound throw for which only entries been
Evening star., 1925-06-04
WOLSTENHOLME'S ROLLING
IS FEATURE OF TOURNEY
He Piles Up 1854 to Go to Front in ALI Events
Reaney Now Heads Singles-Attack on Pins
Will Be Continued Tonight

ASONIC bowlers who have been spiing the little with
IVl reckless abandon their annual the
Coliseum alleys, viii their
and double will be rolled
doubles in previous
hold
with handicap of pins,
Evening star., 1925-06-04
ANOTHER BALL PLAYER.

ST. LOUIS, June CP).-Rogers
Hornsby, who Sunday became field
manager Of the St. Louis Cardinals is
a father. A son was born Tuesday
night.
Evening star., 1925-06-04
OUTSIDE TEAMS TO MAKE
BIG TEN OUTFITS HUSTLE
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK June 4More than previous nonconfer
VI the big
track field Columbus, Ohio Friday Saturday
the formidable showing which athletes Butler
outsiders
Illinois vorites probably order
unlikely blocks
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GIRLS ATHLETICS
IN THE DISTRICT

Baltimore today
play the the Baltimore Country Club
match of the between the Capt.
and Orioie golfers de-
Evening star., 1925-06-04

Hsmhleton. Baltimore a. C.; Harry Scott.
Afsnrs seaPouND Nd w WEfdHT IT T'i THROWN. 1 Waldo
Hambleton. Baltimore A. c.: Edward r..
Roberts, unattached.
Evening star., 1925-06-04

Sis Harding captained the lassiss OF
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en- los bajos de la Casa, calle TIE
tuln No. 75 propio para almac6n Y
oficina. Informaran en- la Joyerfa
]. p. Bouret Inc, San Justo No. -,
| Sam Juan. p.
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SOLARES

YEA ESE SOLAR: Para tres ca
sas, almac6n grande, fabrica,
etc. Cabida 975 metros, coIinda con
la estaci6n de Talleres Y ell Edifi-
clio del Telefono. Sitio de gran por-
venir. p. o. Box 1924, San Juan.
OBS
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pORTORRIQUENO con

1URTUKRIQUENO con ounce
amos de practica comerciaI Es-
tados Unidos, competente para asu-
mir gerencia oficina de negocios,
busca conexi6n con casa importan-
te. Excelentes referencias. Escriba
S. T., Ell MUNDO. 9-2S
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NENDO magnffica casa concrete,
cuatro habitaciones con closets,
garage Y cuarto servidumbre, cerca
colegios Inmaculada, SagradO Co
razon en- Stop 2615, Ave. Ponce de
Leon 2S7. Informes Tel6fono 1742
verde, Santurce. 1912
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'TAQUIGRAFA. Senorita con prac
tica en- oficina comerciaI. ofrece
suS ServiciQs. BUenas referencias.
Dirfjase a Box 720. San Juan.
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NENDo CAIRO BUICK. De hlti-
tinos modelos, buen estado, pre-
clio razonable. Tomarfa en- cuenta
uno menor precio. Tanca 9, tercer
piso, tel6fono 915, arartado 451, San
Juan. $50.
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a TTEND& 81 SALUn. No sea me-
cligente 81 Sc siente debilitado.
Tome en- seguida el vino ARC0D0L
y vera como en- seguida recobra
carnes y fuerzas. Pfdalo en- las
Farmacias. 9-20
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ENCONTRADO

CE PAGARA bien IA persona que
encuentre una perrita Pekineese
que Sc ha perdidO. Els amarillo con
manchas blancas. tiene la cara CO..
mo los bull dogs. Puede entregarla
en- la Avenida Miramar No. 8 para
Ga II, Santurce. 9-27