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Evening star., 1926-04-25

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While Columbia and Macfarland
teams, each of which hold one leg on
the cup offered by the Columbia
Parent~Teacher Association, are con.
Ceded a chance to bring the trophy
home again, the coaches are expect
ing their keenest competition from
the corner of the city where Langley
holds forth.
In Joe Leach. Frank Flanagan,
Roy Good and Patrick Bradley, the
Langley mentor has rounded out an
unlimited relay quartet that should
prove to be the class of the meet.
| These four runners captured the% re-
| lay event in the Evening Star Boys
| Club meet and doubtless will show
the way to the other teams in the
coming junior high affair. Each of
them also performs in one or more
other events. Others who are counted
on by Ridgley Axt, the Langley
coach, are Mario Juliano, Max Field
man, John Washington, William
Perkins, Enos Harden, William STRAIT
ton and Jack Sheriff.
I The Macfarland team, coached by
| Bill Conway, will include only four
of those who aided in capturing the
trophy last year. They are George
Brandt, who took the 100pound high
-.
and Eddie Wills. Eugene Powers.
Paul Wollner. George Bowling, Cas-
per Chireleison, Milton F'elstein.
Walter Sinclair and Eugene Colella
are other potential point winners.
Runners who scored for Columbia
in 1925 and are back with the team
again are Frank Lacey, Elmo St.
Clair. J.. Skinner. Paul Kiernan, j..
| Waldofsky and Harry Bennett.
Hine, jefferson and Powell are not
considered dangerous, although all
three should make better showings
! than were made in the last meet.
powell had only seventh and eighth
grades to draw from before, and in
| the last meet succeeded in scoring
only . points This season Coach 7.
C. Downey may obtain athletes from
ninth grade classes as well. He re-
ports having several good high jump
| ers ready for the meet.
Fred Gittrell, who last year won
Jefferson's only points by taking the
| S5-pound broad jump. will be in the
running again.
The program is similar to that of
the last meet. The athletes will COM
pete in four classes, divided accord
contest the 5O-yard dash, 220-yard re-
| lay, running broad jump and high
| jump. The four events for the 100
| pound class are the 75-yard dash, 440-
yard relay, high jump and broad
Jump. Events for the 115-pounders
are the same except that the dash
will be extended to 100 yards.
Unlimited competitors take part In
six events, as follows: 100 and 220
yard dashes, SS0.yard. relay, broad
jump. high jump and shot put
Columbia.s series of s60-yard relays
between teams Of the seventh, eighth
| and ninth grades were completed re.
Gently. Section 9-A-1 took the ninth
grade honors, with Obs second. In
| che eighth grade division section
S-B-6 finished first and SAL second.
| First and second places in the sew
enth grade races went to section
| TBS and section TAB, respectively.
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HOPKINS TRIMS ARMY
AT LACROSSE, 8 TO 3

BALTIMORE. Md, April 24.-Shat-
tering the opposing defense in the
second half. Johns Hopkins lacrosse
team handed a decisive trouncing to
the West Point stickmen today. 8 to
8. The score stood 2-2 at the end
of the first half and Army led, to 3,
early in the final session.
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This year MISS WORDSWORTH t0 a.
lowing girls to challenge any one
ahead of them on the LADDER hstedu
of lust the three Immediately above
because the time is so short that she
feels those who drew positions on the
lower rungs might not have an op'
nortunity to climb as high as they are
canable OF climbing unless they have
n free range In challenging. All
matches are played Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons at the Country
Club, on WisCurs II avenue.
Mary Elizabeth Acker was the only
plaver to advance aS result OF
matches played this week. she
i,lnlped from the fourth TO the first
rung by virtue of her victory over
Polly Ann Colver Thursday afternoon.
Four other players successfully de
Tended their positions when chal
Ienged by players below them. Jane
reed Anderson. Ruth Constantine.
Louise Hoover and Setsuka Matsu
dai,a each scored decisive victories
and remained in their respective posi-
tions.
Mary Acker Is Leading.
The ladder as it stands today shows
the racketers in the following order
/, Mary Elizabeth Acker; 9, Louise
Hoover; g.. Ida. ClaSgett; 1, Polly Anr
Colver; 5, Setsuka Madsudaira; o
Betty Hoover; q Elizabeth Gates; 8
Josephine Lee; 9, Mildred Green; 10
Margaret Eckles; II, katherine
Polly Foote: Il, Margaret Berry; 10
Marjorie Provost; Is. Pauline Schaub
II, Janereed Anderson; IS, Ruth Con
stantini; 19, Ellen Kelley: 20, Lalanne
Rogers: u, Betty Jane Scott.
At the finish of the elimination
tourney. the four girls who partici
mated in the semi-fnais will he named
for the school team and each will re
ceive 100 points toward her athletic
letter geo points are required to WIZ
2 monogram). The two racketer'
next in ranking will receive Is points
each as members of the squad
Chevy Chase playground schlag bal
PLAYERS will compete in separate
league to open tomorrow afternoon a
$50 and to include only players iron
the f. V. Brown School.
-Four teams have entered, ene from
each semester of the two senior grades
in the school. The opening game vii
be between the IA and 7-B squads
Margaret Griffin will captain the for
mer, with Marian Clear as manager
Martha Myers and Catherine lreianc
Will DG Cdptdllt sbilA AAoAC@SA, 4NSPNS
lively. of the S.B group.
Leaders of the other two. teams are
Vivian Essex, captain Of S-A. and Mar
iorie MoAfee. captain of T.B.
Approximately $50 girls will com
pete in this league and the NeYcoml
League. which started last Thursday
on the Chevy Chase ground, under thu
direction of Ruth Colman.
,,,;sa Rehh and (s,aca Horn yyoy
the freshman class doubles tennis
tourney yesterday, defeating Margare
Hauer and Elizabeth Phillips, y
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TERMINAL Y LEAGUE
TO START ON MAY 3

The Washington Terminal Y. M. G.
A. Base Ball League series will get
under way on May with the same six
teams that made up the loop last sea-
son. starting again on the pennant
hunt.
The mines are Pullman. Southern,
Black and White Y. NJ. c. A, Express
and Washington. Terminal. Pullman
is defending the championship.
League affairs will be regulated this
year by board of governors headed
by Fl. A. Burn. All games will be
PLAYED on Washington Terminal Field.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
MT. PLEASANT TEAM HELD
TO THREE, HITS BIZ BROWN
Hurler Displays Zine Form Over Eutre Route, Fan
ming Six and Issuing But One Pass to Put
Georgetown School Ahead in Series.
BY JOHN |. WHITE.

TIG school bail another tight
erday the 1926 title and
proceeded first the league
with o.
the OF the
500 while Tech and
Business bring the
credit the show
through the
He hurled the
innings aud but for hit batsman and
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TOME NINE WINS EASILY.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. April "a
Obtaining big lead in the early, part
of it's game with Episcopal High
School here today, Tome Institute OF
Port Deposit, Nd, loafed into an easy
1S.to.1 victory, with every player get.
ting his name mentioned in the hit
column.
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JUNIOR HIGH TRACKMEN
ARE ~PRIMINC FOR MEET

HYSICAL the high schools occupied
the with getting their shape for the third
high track and field be held Saur
day, May 8, at Central Stadium.
Intersection being held practically all the schools with
Powell Macfar
their
Columbias unlimited also will
Evening star., 1926-04-25
MARYLAND DEFEATED
BY NAVY TEAM, go

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 24.-Hit.
ting the ball frequently and hard. the
Navy Academy won from the Uni
versity Of Maryland today, 9 to ,.
Every Navy player hit safely, and
the 15 hits included three homers. a
triple and double.
Myers of Navy, though hit safely
nine times, kept them well scattered,
eXcaDt in the ninth
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WOMEN in SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

AIR athletes School turning their attention to
r. Spring have really arrived lhe net
enthusiasts are climbing school ladder preliminary to
be annual title tourney ranking players will compete
ranking depends entirely upon their perform
who climb the hfSt
according TO Miss
IIlda Mo!esx physical director charge.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
CLEMSON ATHLETES WIN.

CLEMSON COLLEGE, n. c., April
"a @.-Clemson won triangular
track meet with Davidson and
Georgia Tech here this afternoon.
Clemson won eight first places, the
score being Clemson, 81 Is; Georgia
Tech, 43 1.3: Davidson. 25 1-3.
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DEWITT NINE is BEATEN
BY NAVY PLEBES, 7 TO :

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 24.-Navy
Plebes won at base ball here today
from Dewitt Preparatory School of
Washington, to 3, in game fea-
tured by the work on the slab of Viii
son, the big Navy pitcher, who struck
out IA.
Miller pitched good game. for the
visitors. but was poorly supported.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Runs--Kennedy Markhanl, Jenkins. Por-
ter 1sS. Miller, Anderson: Foley: Ennis ~,
mfIpas miller o2p! % %carmichssi. Ray TYs,bsse hit
Jenkins Home ESIs..Felsy; Miller sNayyn
Bases ON balis-4-oH Wilson, a. off Miller. 5.
Struck ostMsy wi,scn =, ~ ss. py Millsr ~
bajle-Eniiis -fA). Carmichael. Wild Mitch
Wilson. Left on bases--jESsvy, 3. Dewitt, 5:
Stolen sbases-Porter. a., Head, Miller
dewitt. Umpire-Mr. Fisher.
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The Cardinals, on the other hand,
were very fast afield and greatly
aided Byrnes in holding the visitors.
but one of whom succumbed on
strikes. Foley's catch of Ellison's
long clOut into center field in the
ninth with a man on base not only
saved the day for his outfit. but 1t
proved to be the finest piece of out
fielding seen hereabout in quite
while.
Sullivan got his teams first hit in
the second inning with two men out
and perished on first when Chauncey
popped UP.
The Brooklanders' score came in
their half OF the same inning. Puffer
walked Ignace after two men were
next pitched ball McMahon' then
singled to deep right scoring Ignace
from second base. keale flied out to
leave McMahon stra uded.
FOley's Double Is Wasted.
After Foley hit for TWO bases, the
only extra base hit Of the game. in
the third inning, neither team came
close TO scoring, \ few scratch hits
developed, but there never was any
one on base to he advanced by them.
McMahon flashed bit of fast base
bail In the seventh. After Chauncey
singled, Pufer fouled to Mcmahon
who shot the ball to first like a bullet,
catching Chauncey, although he was
hardly off The bag.
Harvard inserted pinch hitters in
the seventh and eighth, and also
changed pitchers in a dying ATTEMPT
10 pun the game out Of the ire, but
to no avail. Score:
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soccERIsTs PLAY TODAY.

British Embassy soccerists are ex-
pecting to get action today with
the B. and o. Welfare eleven FROM
Baltimore on Washington, Barracks
field. Play starts at 1:30.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
NAVY NETMEN EXTENDED.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 24.-Lehigh
gave the Navy tennis players a close
call today, the locals finally leading
nv \ to !
Evening star., 1926-04-25

IOLaIs. 0o n "A ID IUEdIs. . 10 : . II
sBatted for Brayton in seventh inning.
Maryland Nav md: g SS ? S>S 8 ia
Runs-stevens. MURRAY, Ward l2l.
Leslie. Condra Cooper. Hamilton ONeil
Haerlin Schwab Errors-CampbeIl, Stalery
tol. Haerlin Two-base hit--schwab Three
base hit-Ward; Home runs-Hasrlin Ward Ward;
bases-Leslie (3l. Hamilton. Hit by pitcher
Ward !Iby Mills; Bases ON balls-of
Brayton s. by Myers, = Double lays
Hamilton to O'Neil Stalery TO Coakley. Left
on bases--Eavy. q: Maryland, >. Umpires-
Messrs White and Hughes.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
GAMES DUE
ON THE SANDLOTS TODAY

/t1H number of teams of Georgetown Hollow.
wv Mount Rainier field and Chevy Chase diamond
furnish the leading clashes today sando ball card
Cinotis tackng the knckerbokers
field hoping another winning like that
Evening star., 1926-04-25

BLACKSBURG, Va, April "a
North Carolina won dual meet with
Virginia Poly here today. 81 o-6 to
3s Is.
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Lineup and Summary.

Suhstitutions--Maryla Boyd for En-
ssor. Morris for Beatty. Lannigan for Triplett.
for Brownley. Tyler for Wade. Steele for
Harden. Bower for Finck
Goals-Beatty go. Faber t3l. Ensor, Me
Donald. Reading. Morris Grey.
Referee-Mr. Shockley tLehighl.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
OLD LINE TENNIS TEAM
BLANKS THE FRESHMEN

COLLEGE PARK, Md. April "a
University of Maryla.nds varsity
tennis team vanquished the Old Line
freshmen, 8 matches to 0 this after
noon.
The only other engagement slated
here, the base ball game between the
yearling mines of Maryland and
Catholic University was called off.
Evening star., 1926-04-25
Totals "a So Is Totals. @S =
'Ratted for Duke IN eighth inning.
FRaffeh for GfnVes in nlnth inhlnk.

+Batted for Groves in ninth innIng.
S'.n,ra, WssaeT,n..... /" . 9 Q Q %
Rurs-Mitcheu. Owens. sasher. Byng; and
Tones Errors-smmons. Wilmer; hlllear!
Mitchell and Sasher TwO-base hlts-Slm'
mons and Hilleary. Stolen bases|Selt ~. Ste
vens G31. sacrfces-Jones, wilmer. Belt
Western. s: Central < Base on halls-Ch
Brown struck ont-bBy RBGwn BpSwn iJ6nes or py
passed balIs-Munroe 3. Umpireg-Mr.
watt. Time of gane-l hour and 90 MIN
Otes.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

J. Singles-Weher. ysrsity. defeated Dodge,
81 B%sn y;ss!sES ss:sssssssss !:s
Aman. 6-a. 50: spottswood. varsIty de
feated Helz APPEL. e,-3. 4oc6. 60; ,Tingley,
Varsity. defeated Plrosh 6--3. 81:
+ Doubles-Weber and Burns Varsity, de-
feated Dodge. and Schofed 90; ID;
shelton and Tan, VARSITY; defeated Dyer and
Varsity defeated Holzapfel and Pirosh.
T-5. 6---3.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

n, ,HqEnNiIsnaees Enio, ErroT-Adarls. Two:base
Garyin, Sacrifees--Bailey. Adams. Double
RRsT4SeAasen RsryarS ss,,6c 1g Kfae LETT on bass.-
OF Puffer, g.; OFF Byrnes /; off Barbee /.
Struck out--By Puffer. 3: by Byrres /.
Puffer Passed baIl-McMshon Losing
pitcher-Puffer Cnpres-Messrs Daniels
minutes.
Evening star., 1926-04-25

Louise Bebb and Grace Horn won
the freshman class doubles tennis
tourney yesterday, defeating Margaret
Hauer and Elizabeth Phillips, In
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| amount of cash as part payment on eIthpa
| q new used Buick r. 5. Gaddess 1ni6
/ Conn. ave. Main 622Q
Evening star., 1926-09-13

FORD ROADSTER. 1926 sport: fully edup
ped; balloon tires. nickel radiator; bumpe
and other extras: painted light hlus
Hudson Motor Co. lTZ2 l. at, west "f
Conn ave
Evening star., 1926-09-13

AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
ASSOCIATION wants several
live-wire men for special work
compensation depends entirely
upon the man himself. Apply.
{. d. Smith, room 407. Mills
Bldg.
Evening star., 1926-09-13
Statesmen FOR
FRIGIDAIRE
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
The Eastern division, sales manager Of
one of the largest manufacturers of its kind
in the world viii hc in Washington Tuesday
only TO interview speciality statesmen to work
out of their Washington, Baltimore and Rich
mond branches. We can use only hgh-class
statesmen experienced in the art of selling
high-cass speclalties direct To merchants.
We are national advertisers in such publica-
tions as the Saturday Evening Post, Golfers
American. etc. These positions will pay
$4,000 per year aand, up, No drawing. az
Hotel. Main $3.50, for appointment between
10 am. and Pm. Tuesday only
BOY
with bicycle; in real estate office; excel
lent opportunity for advancement.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
9lD 18th st. NV.
TIMER S-Several tirSt-class
roofing and furnace mechanics.
Apply ready for work. 243S
18th st. nv. AZ
Evening star., 1926-09-13

| ESsEA--Wiil take your Essex and small
| amount of cash "a part payment on etther a
| Conn. ave. Main 6239