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Evening star., 1926-03-20
RiskO firing at Finish.

But in the scrap against Berlenbach
it was Risko who fought himself off
his feet and was tiring out i'll the ia>t
rCInd.
If this had been 12-round fight the
chances are that Berley would haNe
spread the big form of his 190-poun"
riE'! q. over the ring.
As it was, it was Paralyzin' Pau
who adorned the canvas, once for the
cuuIi; of four i'll the first round an
the next when he vas sent To hl~
knees.
Paul took merely one round-th"
tenth. It was the biggest surprise oi
many moons. and the spectators. Whr
also are against Berley anyway. haj
the evening of tEcl. lives.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

Cornell Lunch pulled big surprise
last night when it won two out of
three from the King Pins. leaders of
the District League. Neither team did
any remarkable pin smashing.
COlumbians of the Washington La
dies League rolled a postponed game
with the Delhis last night and
strengthened their hold on first place
by winning all three. Miss Smith of
the victors had single game of 1856
and a set of 331
James Baker. manager and scorer of
the Washington Ladies League, is
going to Baltimore TO endeavor to ar
range an intercity match with n rep
resentative team of that city. If the
match is arranged the date will bc
around April 10.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
MEYERS HURLS WELL.

NEW YORK. March 20 LP.-Ernie
Nevers. all-American foot ball star.
now a pitcher. has shown his stuff TO
Il Metropolitan team. In Tarpon
Springs. Fla. yesterday Ernie, now
of the st. Louis Browns. kept his
goal line safe for four periods. and
that is all that can be expected of
a foot ball man. He fumbled in the
fifth and Brooklyn scored twice.
Brooklyn won, 8 to j.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
TILDEN.CHAPIN SCORE.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 20
R).-William T. Tilden Of Philadel-
phia, national champion, and Alfred
II. Chaplin of Springfield, Mass, de.
feated Vincent Richards and Francis
r. Hunter, both of New York, for the
doubles championship in the South
eastern tennis tournament here, s.,
g., 6-8, 1O-S
Evening star., 1926-03-20

NEW YORK. March 20 CP)-E.d-
ward X. Hall, for several years chair
man of the intercollegiate foot ball
rules committee. was reelected at
the annual meeting yesterday Dis
cussions of various proposed changes
in the code Of the gridiron game CON
sumed several hours. No decisions
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Others Tried and Failed.

Eisko was expected to play the r"l"
of a punching bag. The only intcreS,
in the fight was whether Berlenbach
would h. able IL stow him away.
Young Strihlinc. young Bob FitZsim.
mons and Gene Tunney all tried ana
failed, and they do say that Gene Cot
the incest pastinS he has received ~
many q day.
Well as il proved Berlcy va
mighty lucky tn last out the first
round. and throughout most of the
battle he was reelinG about, fighting
on the basis Of pure instinct His trou
bile against q man like Risko was thar
he could he hit: was not sufficiently
clever To tie up Johnny and beat him
To pieces.
copyright. 1926
Evening star., 1926-03-20
LAFAYETTES TO GATHER.

Lafayette base ballcrS who hold
their first practice tomorrow at u
O'Clock. meet tonight at 7:30 in the
nome Of their manager. 1o02 Thir-
teenth street southeast
Evening star., 1926-03-20
SOCCERISTS TO PLAY.

Army Medical Center soccerists
will seek to avenge a recent defeat
at the hands of the German Amer
lean Reserves today at 2:30 o'clock
on the Monument field.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

Curt1s-Hyde over COrCOran.
The winning team swept through
the series without meeting defeat and
registered decisive victories in most
Of it's tilts. Corcoran had lost but one
game before meeting the leaders yes
terday.
Abbie Green. director of George
town, will present a pennant up to the
champions. The banner is blue and
gray. the Georgetown colors.
Members of the winning squad who
participated in the final game are
Alice Ware. captain; Dolores Mcken-
ner, manager; Marion Wilson, Thelma
Gooding, Virginia Simmons, Lenora
Easterson, r. Nicholson and G. Rob-
erts.
Corcoran was represented by Annie
Robert, captain; katherine Saugajs,
manager: Alice Mills. Josephine Lucas,
Isabel Hargrave, r. Dunnigan, A. Ad-
done and b. Dunnigan.
Miss Green refereed.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
to Compete First Time
In Star Boys Club Carniual

ANY Washington vicinity who had the
wv chance show their ability taking advantage
4 The Evening Boys compete
Evening star., 1926-03-20

pic-driving left was flung -
Berlenbach time and again and sew
cral times 1t landed. carrying every
thing before it. But after the flurrV
of the opening rounds il lost its di-
TcctiOn.
Berlenbach. by state commission
rules. had 10 make the weight of his
class. lie weighed 174l. and Eisk".
Evening star., 1926-03-20

*Battel for Wendell in tenth.
Slated for Decatur in third.
Slated for llrich in tenth.
score by innings:
Washington. 03 1000 800 Is
Philadelphia. o ) O O o o o.
Two-base hit-udge. Three-base hit
Leach. Home run-Huber. Sacrifices
Ogden; judge Stolen base-Myer; struck
rich. 4. First base on balls-Of Ogden. .:
or Decatur. 1: Oft Maun. 2: off l'Irich. g.
i. Hit by pitched bal1@By Mamn eRice1:
by Marberry (Sand) Cmpires-Messrs. Nc
GOwan and Rollins. Time Of game! hours
and 1. minutes.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
the BOwlerS

ANkERS LEAGUE reaches the its schedule
Friday night terminating activity First place
- appears Of Washington
will besides silver loving Joshua
Evening star., 1926-03-20
Talks to Boys on Base Ball
BY JOHN &. 70

Hh is the NTH Of series Of articles by John B. based
to ut themseLrcS baN plaucrsL
Evening star., 1926-03-20

Once more the dashing pink
jacquets" of the Washington Coaches
seXtet will make their appearance To-
cally when playground directors face
the scarlet-coated squad on the Wilson
Normal floor next Wednesday night.
Th" h"llcnce from the directors
~al.l- IL. u ...u.t Vi IneQuQled per
Evening star., 1926-03-20
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At AtIanta-Georgia Tech. ): Glenn.
son College 2.
At Elon-QuanticO Marines, 4; EIon
College. ?.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

There are no fewer than 5000 golf
clubs in the United States. or am
: Verare Of one to every county in the
I, ..4vA.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

There better training for the boy who wishes
professional base ball sometime become member Of big
make his will
anothwa nothing
Evening star., 1926-03-20
DAILY EXERCISE BEST TRAINIl

IHAT is it necessary to do in training to with
wv major league team?-New Britain Conn
Evening star., 1926-03-20
WOMEN in SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

THE postponed final of the Georgetown Dodge Bali League
sundy snow yesterday
the Georgetown field, and resulted in Io-S victory
Evening star., 1926-03-20

and begin TO acquire them in the order
named.
Tomorrow Harry Gill has some
thing OF real interest to sprintcrs.
Read Thdt he has to say and care
fully practice Uhdt he tells. getting
into condition for the athletic corni-
C0f. Send in your entry nOr.
Elsewhere on this page will be found
an application for membership. Fill
it in today and mail it. addressed
Chief, Boys Club. The Evening Star.
Washington, y. G.
Golden Rules.
Never let down because you feel
that you're going 10 lose anyhow.
You owe it to your opponent and also
to the crowd present to make a con-
test Of it.
(Conyriyhf 10of
Evening star., 1926-03-20

Clip this blank application fill it out and mail it today
addressed Chci Eoys Club Evening STAR Washington. D. T.
Evening star., 1926-03-20
American Basket Ball League.

LAST NIGHTS Result.
Rochester. 20: Buffalo. 80.
TOnight's Game.
Rochester at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1926-03-20

OF the Slabhing burden this year
While Kelley and Thomas virtually
arc assured of berthS with the Ma
|tionals, Lyle now must contend with
Morrell. as we'll as Irving Hadley for
The third job on the staff open to a
IrCcruit.
Only last week Harris looked to
Kelley, Thomas and Lyle az his best
bets among the recruits. with the last
mentioned being pressed closely by
lIadley. player as yet unsigned.
Morrell. who had been suffering from
"A sore flinging wing, had been unable
| to show much real worth and was
Icounted about out of the running.
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For sALEs SOUTHEAST
WANTED HOUSES
PETWoRTIf a6o--TERMs

PETWORTH-$7.95O --TERMS
Brick home. adjacent to Sauis addi-
ton. convenient to Georgia Ave and
14tn ST.. car lines. Contains six rooms
and bath, hot-Water heat and elec-
tricIfy. Second floor arranged fsr
and tenant would like to
remain. Street and alley paved Deep
lot with garage 1T is q real buy At
the above price.
SOUTHE AST !. 450--TERMS
Tapestry brick, containing six rooms
and tiled bath, h0t-water heat, cleo
trio lights, hardwood floors. Between
East Capitol and Penn Ave. car lines.
Long yard to alley, with room for
garage. Can be purchased on splendid
terms.
PARK vIEw--S7, S50-TERMs
Owner has purchased new home and
has priced this low for quick sale.
Twenty feet wide. containing six large
rooms and tiled bath. front and back
porches. electric lights
CLOSED CAR FOR YOUR cONyE-
NIEECE FOR INSPECTIONS
THAT MAY INTEREST YOU
AY-SCHNIDER-KAY CO., INC
21z Investment Bldg. FIR. 518.
Night Phone. Cieye. 1850.
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Fully Told---Quickly Sold"
(The Times and HeraIds Classified Nd Slogan

well written. They must say the right things,
make the right appeal Advertisers who give
thought to the construction OF their classified
ads receive the greatest results
"A brief classified ad brings results, but more
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classified ad brings results 50 much greater
that the added number Of words are much
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Likewise, q limited number of insertions
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advertiser that he has thoroughly covered the
field Remember The Times and Herald.s
Classified AID Writing Slogan Fully Told
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hingon Is Growing GROW With Washington


\ Real Estate FOR Sale
Phone claessElsa Ads e Ma.n saee
Lots Id
PHONE Main 1850 for informntion -
District HetGhts.
WOODBRIDGE. near 4. {. Ave. PFiced
rig1t. ~. S062s 81. 6k2
or on TOWN PROPERTY 100
consIR vATIvTs Tlorida lrysatnaenta;
zxe Inyestment Bldg. D: 1e1z.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY Iea
FIVE rooms ana bath; q q. j ssssOos
200 cash and $s6 month. Col
I639-W. AlleEheny Ave. Iakotna Rark.
LARGE and small acreege tracts. farms
10th a * SITS. s. ~. u. bSle.
Laurel, ND.
Attractive s-rO0rn dwelling. very
pretty lawn, eceI1ent shade trees e
acres Of land. Located practically IN
modern conveniences including eler
tricity, town sewerage and water sup
ply. Five-roOm bungalow and 2.eaf
offers an exceptional opportunity either
as an investment sof FOR sDn1eone do
string d substantial country home with
added advantages ~ town convenience
Prfce. s10,000. Terms can he arrangsds
ATTRACTIVE HOAfE~-7 rooms, With
modern convenfepcess beautiful lawns.
and flowers; large lOt: very good lOeaz
tion in town Of Laurel Price $3.50
e-ROOM-AND-BATIf house, conren-
tent TO railroad and stores Price,
small chicken farm. ~ acres;
6-roorn cottage and Placement fruit trees
and chicken house. Price, 5000 $3.50
cash.
CHARLES 81. STANLEY
REAL ESTATE
Patuxent Bank Building, Laurel Nd
OFFICE PHONE 11e RES. 80 M.
Other Town and Farm Property.
CLARENDON, VA
New broom and bath bungalow Ia
the heart of ClaFendon hof-wateR
heat q. IA. Il, garage shade. ~ 7tos
$500 cash, balance easy
SIX -room house. room Tor bath. sleeping
porch. gas. electricity. garage. s5,zsg,
easy terms
See lie for Other Houses
VIM. A. SMITH
Clarendon 12A Clarendon. W.
WANTED REAI. ESTATE 117
SIX and eight-Toom brick houses ~
any good sections prewar construc-
kion preferred good cash payment
Call Main 1880 81 Room 104. Con-
fuf sTtr4t0f
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SEMI.DETACHED.
COLORED
OPPORTUNITY

TO secure large corner. oenter-ha
brick. near 18th and s SITS. N. w;
10 rooms, all bright and cheerful. bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights. gas.
good size yard with shade trees and
shrubbery; very reasonable terms ana
'"'' LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
14O7 N Y Ave Main 1856.
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'T0O'e a'here, Folks
REALTORS

REALTORS in TO
Washington Real
members organization privileged title
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Times and Herald
y - ''s'' Cla sSified Ads - s. f'''''
Real Estate for Rent
.ons cla.stllsa Ads . Iatn 5ase

Phone Classified Ads 10 Matn $3.50
APARTMENTsUN so
NORTHWEST
18TH 81. y. W. 2s2s--2 large rooms
good condition Throughout: light !:
msnit Bsdr Main $3.50 Sp d s ass janitor.
1876 18th ST N w
= - THE II. ii. REALTY co.
504 stewart Bldg,
htn ~ " ST.. IN. ~ Maln 1104.
HEDGES 4 MIDDLETON, INC.
Realtors.
WILLS0NIA, 1880 X ST.
I room. kitchen, hath. .. ,. .s.. 5000
rooms, kitchenette,s bath ....... 1890
BERKSHIRE, 1412 CHAPLIN
STREET.
looms rooms and bath bath SO 70 % %
ELWOOD, I421 18TH ST.
rooms and bath $3.50
WENDELL, 1853 CALIFORNIA
STREET.
rooms and bath $40 %
rooms and bath 5000
1925 LANIER PL.
rooms and bath ............... S700 90
1928 RIGGS PL.
rooms and bath ............. $42.50
TURIN, 1924 nth ST.
rooms and bath ....z.......... 5000
4 rooms and bath .......... 5000
LOWELL, 1907 14TH ST.
s rooms and bath .,........ SIS. 90
1910 14TH ST.
rooms and bath ......a..5..... 5000
1904 RODMAN ST.
5 rooms and bath .......,..... 5000
727 18TH ST.
2 rooms ard bath ......... 5000
PANAMA, .913 M ST.
rooms and bath ..............$ 65. 90
CHAPLIN, 1474 CHAPLIN ST.
rooms and bath .............. 5000
rooms and bath ........... $500
1412 18TH ST.
S rooms and bath .......... $500
1929 BELMONT ST.
2 rooms and bath ......... $500
14O4 N. CAPITOL ST.
s rooms and bath .........,.z...$ $50. 90
1421 18TH ST. N. w.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath $500. SIS. so
room, kitchen and bath 1889. 1850
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sITUATIONS-DOMEsTIC 3

MORNING work. girl (coI.). refined and
neat. desires employment. Pot. 1890. .
NEWSPAPER office bulletins never fail
20 attract crowds. You'll find lots
and lots Of little bulletins" in The
Times and The Herald Classified
Sections that will interest you from q
9ollaT-paying standpoint.
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HELP WANTED-DOaiEsTIC So
poMnsr1cs WIG WANT WORN

DoAEESTICs WHO WANT WORK
should watch the Help Wanted ads
On this newspaper every day. IL
the type of fob you are fitted Tor
q not advertised you should in-
Vestigate Miss Deans Situation
Wanted Service maintained by Ihls
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your qualifications before WASH
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Real Estate for Sale
PhOns Classstss6 Ads Is MolM $3.50
HOUaEe
FOR NORTHWEST

A beautiful detached dwelling n ex-s
elusive new suburb or Washington.
rooms ana bath and all modern
features and improvements Ideally lo-
cf.ted on triangular lot facing avenue
and street Porches and large terrace.
New unobstructed view. Garage. One
half square from car line.
This Is real opportunity.
PRICE $4,000. $1, 900 CASH
Balance Like Rent.
Other Northeast and Southeast homes
81 bargain prices. Some for $300 cash;
$50 month
FOR SALE SOUTHEAST
Fine detached dwelling on lot hay
ing frontage Of As IT. and depth $50
IT., containing large rooms and bath,
With hot-water heat electric lights
and porches. Beautiful garden with
shade and fruit trees
Al nice home III nice quiet but
convenient neighboriaoOd.
bargain at $500; moderate cash
payment and terms.
WANTED HOUSES
We have calls for houses and lots
for sale and rent lii all section or y. 81.
Especially locations I'm $. r and Is. ri.
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II will pay you to list them with rs
now Our personal service brings re-
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BUILDER or NEW HOMES.
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C l. OF III N c. Workingmen Here's q
four-time winner. Beats the horsea.
What Those spring suits and over
coats, IS to SIS. Tailor made and slightly
used. One price. Justhss Old Stand,
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WANTED TO BUY

CIOTITINC+when we call we don't
hold an auction, but offer one price.
which Is the best value for mems worn
GARMENTS shoes, etc. Send for as toe
day. Main t14s. Justh'a Old stand.
4 BUY ladies'. mems. cllitdren'B CLOTH
ing: also furniture. Main 1918.
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