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Evening star., 1927-06-03
Kirchmeyer also played in fine fash
ion. Summarizes:

Kirchmeyer also played in fine fash.
ion. Summaries:
Singles - Mitchell twestern) defeated
Carndu,ff, lst. Albansl O.: Cd .,ah Train
fh Barrier '' est AibansS. 4ts'ets 4ms' s11' SMa:
Aiban's,, %. 6--2: Bland (st. Alban'sJ
defeated Bastian tWestern). 2-e. 6-2.
Doubles-Tran and Carnduff (st. Alban's)
defeated Lowe and CARRIER tWesternl. 7-5.
6--3: Mitchell and kirchmeyer tWestern)
defeated Barber and Sabin tSt. Alban's) {.
81. 6-l.
Two crack public high school base
ball players are going to try to make
the grade in professional ranks. Bobby
stop, and regarded by many as the
best all,around player developed in
local schoolboy ranks, at least in re-
cent years, has it is announced, sign
ed a contract with New Haven of the
Eastern League. and Charley May,
the Babe Ruth among local scholas-
tics, is to be given the once-oVer by
the Detroit Tigers. Stevens is to re-
port to New Haven on June Is follow
ing his graduation from Western. lie,
however, plans to continue his studies
at the University of Maryland al
though he will, of course. be inellgl-
BILE for athletics there. May is unde-
Cided whether TO accept the Detrolt
offer or continue his studies.
Woodward School tossers gained a
tie with Episcopal of Alexandria for
first place in the Junior Prep Schooi
League when they downed Dewitt, IA
to 5. for the second time in as many
days, yesterday. 1t is probable that
the tie will not be played off because
of conflict with examinations.
Hitting the ball hard Eastern closed
it's season with 1875 victory over
Swayely School Of Manassas, Va. yes
terday in Eastern Stadium. Home
runs were made by Woodfin and Ran
kin of the Light Blue and White.
Dewitt swamped Leonard Hall High
yesterday at Leonardtown, Md, "a
to 2.
Local athletes only hereafter will
represent GonZaga in various sports.
Kenneth Simondinger will continue as
coach at the 1 street school next year.
Western High likely will make a
stronger showing in track next season
than it did during the past campaign
as many of the most promising mem
bers of this years squad will again be
available.
In this group are Buckley. broad
and high jumper and hurdler, who
placed second in the broad jump in
the recent championship meet to score
Westerns only point; Bell who runs
the 100 and 220 dashes; Brownfield,
whose forte is the 100; Mondell, quar-
ter miller; Gilbert, half miller; Rich
ard Park, pole vaulter, javelin and
discus thrower. and Hyman and Tress-
Ter, 120-yard high hurdlers.
Boys who will be lost to Coach c.
r. Moores team are Jumper. quarter
miller; Zimmerman, quarter and half
miller; Brenneson. miller; Nynan,
hurdler: Fouts, pole vaulter; Porter
field, high jumper: Stanley, javelin
and discus thrower and shot putter,
and Josephs and William Park, shot
putters.
Evening star., 1927-06-03

xATE COGGSHALL carried of
" the Madeira School net crown
n Yesterday, for which more
N than so girls have been
battling during the past
month. when she defeated Caroline
Jansen, rs. Ga, in the final match
played on the Henry Park courts.
Miss Coggshall and Miss Jansen
were so evenly matched in points that
until late in the second set, 1t seemed
a toss.up which would win out. They
were about equal favorites for the
title when play in the tournament
| began.
Neither had lost a set during the
preliminary play. In the semi-finals.
| Miss Coggshall triumphed In IL
straight games over Janet Barber.
while Miss Jansen eliminated Marie
| Dixon, 6-3, 6-3.
Miss Coggshall will receive major
| letter for her victory and will have
| her name engraved upon the tennis
| cup which bears the names OF all
| past champions.
Margaret St. John. who won the
| trophy in 1925 and 1926, graduated
last June.
Athletic awards for swimming and
| tennis will be made at special
assembly Monday afternoon. according
| to Hazel Sayre, physical training
! director.
Hoover playground Junior athletes
are competing in the opening round
of tennis tournament for the sim
giles title Of the center. Gertrude
Comic, in the initial encounter yes
terday, nosed out Frances Tyler in
2-hour marathon, Ga, So, rs.
After taking the opening set with
comparative ease, Miss Comic found
her opponents deep-court driving too
much for her in the second, which
she was forced to 'concede. after a
lengthy struggle. at Is. The third
set was equally close, Miss Comic, sue.
ceeding where she had failed in the
| second, checked Miss Tyler's back
court game and took the match.
Gales School schlag ball team earn.
| ed second place in section of the
| Plaza Division Schlag Ball League
yesterday when it scored over the
combination from Edmonds School by
a score of 10 to 4.
| Edmonds hoped off to an early
| lead, but soon was overcome by the
winners who checked off runs in the
second inning to turn the tide definite.
ly in their favor. Their lead was not
| again threatened.
! Arthur School won the section
| title in the Plaza loop with an un.
broken record of victories and will
play the winner of section 1 next week
| for the championship.
Members Of the Gales team are
vadia Norrington, Annie Bernardino
Elena Delnegro. Amelia Coercio, Lulu
Chaconas. Thelma Rosenberg, Frances
Gluck. Lillian Merchant and Virginia
Conery.
Edmonds was represented by Mar
guerite Franklin, Louise Springer
| Doris Reeves, Beatrice Murphy. Kath
crime Robey, Ida Lyons, Audrey Glad
hill, Mary Bunting and Lorena Simms
| Winding up their season of straight
victories with an 11.to-8 triumph over
| the CORDOBA School players, the New
Bell schlag ball ten won the champion
ship Of CORDOBA division yesterday ir
the colored section of the Elementary
Evening star., 1927-06-03
NETWOMEN PAIRED
FOR D. C. LOOP PLAY

With 81 racketers competing for the
Women's District Tennis League
crown, play will open in the annual
elimination singles tournament to-
morrow at ] o'clock on the Henry
Park courts at Sixth and streets
Drawings and time scheduled have
been announced by Florence Poston.
chairman of the tournament commit.
tee, and players will be expected to
report promptly for matches as courts
are engaged only for a limited time
Doubles entries close Sunday night
and pairings will be announced Mon
day, according to the committee With
favorable weather conditions it is
hoped to have the singles tournament
completed to the semi-finals by Tues
day at which time doubles play will
begin.
Pairings follow:
Preliminary round--Josephine Dunham VS.
GraGs Johnson: Johnson: i Elizabeth CARRIER vs. Mrs
Krucoff df VS.. Willie Harris L. Elizabeth Petrie
Va Marion King 3: Mamie Schellin VS.. Flor
ence Seward 2: Mrs. r. Martinez VS.. Theka
Beere 4 Dorothy Cook vs.. winner Dunham-
John son match. 5: Corrinne Frazier VS.. Fran
ces Bethel, 4: Louis Omwake cs. Mary Hall.
4: Mrs. l.. Stambaugh VS.. Katherine Ber-
Lower bracket-Frances Walker VS.. Vera
CoIdng. 3; Florence Poston vs.. Maude
Evening star., 1927-06-03
CEORCETOWNERS SCORE
OVER CENTRAL RIFLEMEN
Manual Trainers Gain Base Ball Championship as
Eastern Is Given Forfeit Over Western-In.
eligibility Rule Made Specific.

whose conduct on the field Is not
proper. While, of course, there should
be no desire to make perfect ladies'
of our schooiboy athletes, ii does seem
that boys who lose control Of them
selves should be penaiized in befitting
manner. Two members of the Central
team in the recent games with Tech
conducted themselves in a manner
that to the neutral observer was
absolutely not merited by circum'
stances.
Umpire Willie Watt made couple
Of decisions against which these play.
ers protested so energeticaliy that
they were banished from the game.
1t was not a question of whether Watt
was right or not. He was the um.
pire 1t is the opinion of many that
the conduct of these boys should have
automatically resulted in their in
eligibility for a certain time. or some
other penalty sufficiently heavy to
make it plain to them that such con-
duct was not proper. Umpire watt
could have legally forfeited the game
to Tech, but preferred not to. in
order to save the high school prin-
cipals much worry.
Tech Deserves Credit.
Techs team deserves all kinds of
credit for winning the title. With the
greenest nine in the series. the Manual
Trainers, showing the same fighting
spirit that has marked the play Of all
Tech teams during this athletic sea-
son, were considered rank outsiders.
BY hard work, however, a bang-up
nine was developed. The best part of
the situation from the Tech view
point is that Just about all the team
will be back next year
Summaries of the championship
rifle match:
Evening star., 1927-06-03
CHICAGO TO INVITE
CARR TO BIG MEET
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 3.-A. A. Stagg. one
Of Yale's greatest athletes of other
days, is preparing a special invitation
to Sabin Carr, Yale's great present
day pole vault star. to participate here
June 10 and IL in the national collie
giate games.
Stagg. director of athletics at the
University of Chicago, is in charge of
the meet.
Carr shattered all records in the
pole vault last Saturday at PhiladeI-
phia, when he cleared the bar at IA
feet.
Many colleges and universities have
sent in their entries for the meet.
which Wfll be held at Soldiers Field,
where 100000 spectators may be ac-
commodated.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
ANOTHER WILDlNG MAY
GAIN FAME IN TENNIS
" the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The name of Wilding, immortal in
international tennis, may again be
carried to fame.
Frank Wilding, younger brother of
the famous Anthony, who lost his life
during the World War, has entered
the British championships at Wimble.
don this year.
He has twice won New Zealand
titles and his game Is said to bear a
close resemblance to that Of Anthony
Wilding, who helped Norman Brookes
keep Australasia supreme in Davis
Cup play before the war
Evening star., 1927-06-03
WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

School Schlag Ball League. SyphaX
holds second place, with but one de-
feat chalked up, that at the hands of
the champions.
Vishti jackson Is captain of the New
Bell squad, which includes Louise
Butler. manager: Margaret Jackson,
Ruth Thomas, Thelma Lyles, Ersalite
Shorter, Thelma Ware. Lillian Jeffer-
son. Naomi Howard, Elizabeth Free
land. Elizabeth Thomson and Lottie
Roabum.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
new YORK NETMEN
PLAY HERE SUNDAY

Wardman Park Tennis Club will be
represented by bevy of stars In its
matches with 7th Regiment Armory
team Of New York. Sunday, on Ward
man Park Hotel courts.
Pare. Mangan, Charest. King. Baum.
Mitchell, Gore, Considine, Magmer.
Howenstein, White and Harding are
included in the local teams lineup.
Such stars as Herbert Bowman.
Fred Anderson, Merritt Cutler and
Jack Cunningham will play for the
visitors.
Six singles and three doubles will be
played, starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Final base ball championship series
Westerns crack tennis team

Westerns crack tennis team is the
1927 schoolboy tennis champion. The
Red and White racketers, who won
public high honors yesterday, con-
quered st. Adams, victor in the prep
school league, for the title, in fine
battling, to 8. The conquest was
particularly sweet to Western, as it
was ST. Adams that last season van
quished them to win the schoolboy
crown. The public high team carried
the day when the doubles team, COM
prising the brilliant Dooley Mitchell
and Kirchmeyer. triumphed over Bar
ber and Sabin of st. Adams in
straight sets, 6--2. 6-1. Mitchell was
in rare form and his hard and ac-
curate driving were not to be denied.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
ROD AND STREAM
By Perry Miller

A report from the mouth of the
Potomac states that big trout and
rock are being caught. Larry O'Dea,
son Of Detective O'Dea, furnished this
piece Of good information and said
that trout five and six pounds had
made their appearance In the neigh
borhood of Scotland Beach.
Chesapeake Beach reports that the
hardheads are again in shallow water
near the boardwalk and are furnish
ing excellent sport for the anglers.
The same reports also reached this
column from the other salt water fish.
ing grounds, namely, that hardheads
are again biting and that great
many big ones are being landed.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
D. C. MAN IN BIKE GRIND.

After placing fourth among a field
of 1863 entries last Sunday in a bicycle
road race at Somerville, N. j., E.
Peter, star distance rider of Century
Road Club Association of Washington
will ride in the 50.mile event in New
York City, Sunday.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
KEEPS HITS SCATTERED.

Scattering 13 hits throughout nine
innings. Post Office won an easy VIC
tory over Veterans Bureau In Colored
Departmental League yesterday, to
2. Williams allowed the losers but
four hits
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Rifle Title as Tech Gets Diamond Hono,s Principals Ruling

ssewall. 2: Beatrice Pitney .vs. Mrs. Clarence
garet Ryan. Q: Duffey Guilford vs. Edith
McCulloch 8: Phoebe Mcorhead VS.. Mary
Ryan @: Maycta de Souza VS.. winner
Klapaak- CARRIER match. 5: Helen Sinclair ys.
Gertrude McGrath. Il.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
Precedent Is Cited.

The principals cited as a precedent
the award of the championship to the
Central lightweight foot ball team a
few years ago. 1t was recalled that
Tech won the championship that year,
but when it was revealed that the
Manual Trainers had used an inelig-
ible player, the title was awarded
Central.
What is believed to be another move
that would aid in keeping competition
on high plane would be imposition of
penalties upon teams and players
Evening star., 1927-06-03
GEDDEs WINS TRAP TITLE.

DAYTON, Ohio. June 3 @.-S. D.
Geddes, Harrisburg, Ohio, became the
new singles trap shoot champion of
Ohio here yesterday, when he broke
1913 targets out Of 200
Evening star., 1927-06-03

. HE Potomac Is reported to be
in fine condition for the
anglers and the pan-size rock
i are being caught with more or
less regularity. Only very
few bass have been caught so far this
season, and right here this column
wants to again warn District anglers
not to fish above the Little Falls for
bass without first obtaining Mary
land fishing license.
All non-residents fishing in Maryland
are required under a new law passed
by the last Maryland Legislature to
secure a license, at cost Of IS, before
fishing in its waters above where the
tide ebbs and flows.
Evening star., 1927-06-03
. WO public high school athletic
championships were decided
yesterday. Western achieved
/ outdoor rifle honors, when 1t

" WO public high school athletic
championships were decided
Yesterday Western achieved
outdoor rifle honors, when 1t
conquered Central on the range
at Camp Sims, and Tech was awarded
III, base ball crown by the principls
of the schools.
In overcoming Central the rangers
from across the creek scored 7S7 points
to 755 for the Blue and White. The
victory came as a crowning achieve
ment TO an unusually successful sea-
son for Western as it some time ago
won the indoor title, and its captain,
]. Prescott Blount, captured the outdoor
individual title. Indoor individual hon
ors alone were not gained by Western,
this championship being achieved by
Capt. Willis Frazier of Centred. Capt.
Blount led the West Enders yesterday
with a string of 141, the highest of
the match David McDougal, a mate,
with 1876, was next. Arthur Thomas,
whose total was 1872, topped the Cen
trail team.
Rule Made Specific.
In awarding diamond honors to
Tech yesterday the high school princi-
pals made a move that should COM
sire the conduct of sports in the
high schools along the most whole
some lines. Not only did the princi-
pals decide that Western should for
felt its game played with Eastern
on May to Eastern but they went
further and voted to write into the
rules that hereafter whenever team
uses an ineligible man the game shall
automatically be forfeited to the op-
posing team. Such a rule is sure
to prove efficacious.
Its need has been pain on several
occasions. notably during the series
Just closed. The Western authorities
doubtless did not realize that Iiilleary
was past 81 when he was used in the
series game. or if they did, that there
was any regulation against it,
The young man himself probably did
not realize it. Immediately it became
known that Hilleary was not ineligible
Western showed the proper spirit by
Offering to forfeit the game of May 8
that was won by Western, to 4, to
Eastern. Principal Hart of Eastern,
however, a thorough sportsman, did
not wish to accept a forfeit, and
wanted to replay the game. This was
a fine attitude for Mr.. Hart to take,
but one at Is should not have been
necessary for him to assume. The
principals demonstrated yesterday
that they realized that there should
be some clear-cut ruling on the SUBJ
ject, and voted unanimously for the
regu 'ation. 1t was a big step toward
putting high school athletics of this
city on the right basis.
Evening star., 1927-06-03

Winding up their season of straight
victories with an 11.to-8 triumph over
the CORDOBA School players, the New
Bell schlag ball ten won the champion
ship Of CORDOBA division yesterday in
the colored section of the Elementary
Evening star., 1927-06-03
GUIDE.

FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JUNE AND
A LOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16
MORE ON BASKET BALI.

Continued from Page FRe.) A foul, his fourth, was called on Ray mond and he was automatically re- placed. Shellhorn going in. Final score Anchorage P and Seward IT.
 HIGH LIGHTS
 The snappy, fast,accurate passing of the visitors was an outstanding feature of the game.
 Seward. especially in the forepart of the game, wasted many shots. The Inlet boys also missed lots.
 Valaer had great time with his pants.
 Harris and w. Galloway made a good combination handling the game. Few complaints were registered as to their decisions.
 During a scrimmage Raymond al most tore the trousers off from one of his opponents when he tried to save himself from a fall. The game was very fast and for that reason iss attributed the fact so many fouls were called and acrobat ic stunts indulged in.
 Hayes got an awful wallop on the button" but he took it like Tunney took Dempsey.
 valaer has been mentioned severa times but it must be born in ml11' he could not have cut up as he di' unless he had four good men back 2 him; and he did. Coach Smith has a great team C lads: but, the locals almost took thel into camp. They battle again tonigh
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16
GIRLS DID THEIR BEST

Bert Nc Intosh pro7ei D be equal ly as good cheer leader as ,bas- ketball player in leading fellow stu dents roofing last night. Between halves they did the snake dancc and some lusty yelling from the center of the floor.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16
AGREEMENT REACHED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 1P)-An agreement has been reached with Greece for settlement of all claims. The United States will advance Greece $t2,OOo,o0O in return for war debt payments. The agreement vii be submitted to Congress at this session.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16

Twelve new Peggy o'Niel styles have arrived.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16

Xmas boxes free with merchandise URBACH'S
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WE DELIVER ANY TIME or DAY you WISH. FRYE-RRuHN co. <
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16

Casn register for sale at Urbach's.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-12-16

The Anchorage basketball team haze sent home for g~ol ball D replace the local lop sided. ones
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-08
BATHING POOL
TO BE OPEN IN /.
NEAR ! FUTURE
-
II. E. Collins and Mrs. Chris
Johnson Will Again Be
in Charge

Operation of the municipal swim
ming pool will be in charge of the
city commission this season, it was
announced today by Commissioner
J. A. Larson. and the pool will be
opened to the public sometime be-
tween June Is, and 60, depending on
the weather. while the pool Is To-
Gated in Custer Park, which 10 now
under the Jurisdiction of the newly
created park board, it was decided
that the city commission would con-
tinue operation Of the pool this sen
son and then turn it over to the
park board another year.
H. f. Collins, former athletic
coach mt the high school, will again
be in charge Of the pool this year.
The pool was very capably managed
by Mr.. Collins last summer, accord
ing to the city officials, and he has
been reengagsd for this season. Mrs.
Chris Johnson will again have charge
of the girls locker rooms and act as
matron. Several life guards will be
on duty at all times, these to be
selected by Mr.. Collins from among
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-08
C0TTER NAMED
NEW HEAD OF
STATE G. A. R.
jamestown Given Next Con.
ventiOn-May Become Per.
manent Headquarters

Devils Lake. N. D., June 8.-(P)-
| Charles Cotter Of Fargo was elected
grand commander Of the Grand Arm,
Of the Republic of North Dakota a,
this mornings session of the 38tf
annual encampment, which will be
concluded here tonight following q
two-day convention, and jamestown
was selected as the 1923 mectin.
place.
In view, Of the fact that Mr.. Cote,
was not present at this encampment
J. H. Seright of Denbgh. the re-
firing commander, appointed three
past commanders, Alexander HAY OF
Wahpcton, Smith Stimmel of Fargo
and }. w. Carroll of Lisbon, to in
stall Mr.. Cotter as grand commander
at their earliest convenience.
Other Officers
Other officers elected were: Senior
vice commander, ID. s. Sheets of
Lisbon; junior vice commander, Hi
ram Bemis of Minot; medical direc-
tor. Patrick Cooney of Lisbon; chap
lain. Matthias Skarison of Velva:
delegate ut large, =. I. Clark of
Devils Lake, and alternate dele
gate, James Michels Of Minnewaukan.
The officers were installed this
afternoon by ID. G. Duell, of Devils
Lake, adjutant general
Following the Grand Army's nc
ceptance of the jamestown posts
invitation to meet there in 1928, the
question of making jamestown a per-
manent meeting place was discussed
though nothing definite was decided
upon. A committee from the G. A.
K. will meet with ting w. K. c. to
discuss the matter and will bring it
before the 1928 convention. James
town was favored as permanent
meeting place since the post there
has the largest membership in the
ST ate
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-08
BANDITS GET
$4,000 FROM
HURON BAN K
Six Armed Men Escape After
Holding Up Officials and
Employees Of Bank

Huron, S. D., June s.--LR-Si,
armed bandits, after holding up of
ficials and employees Of the Farmer.
and Merchants bank at II O'Clock
this morning, escaped with approx
mately $4,000 in cash and bonds
taken from the banks vault.
Five of the bandits, all of whom
were unmasked, entered the bank a,
"A time when there were no patrons
inside, forced Vice President George
VI. Townsend to open the vault and
escaped in an automobile with the
sixth bandit at the wheel.
The bandits forced six bank Off
Gals and attaches to lie face down
ward on the floor while they made
their raid.
When one of them asked who could
open the vault Townsend replied that
the one who had the combination was
out in the country.
Pressing the muzzle of his revolver
to Townsend's head the bandit who
lad asked the question said:
You open that vault or ! will
blow your brains. out"
With the barrel of the revolver
pressing against his head, Mr.. Town
send got up and went to the vault
and opened it,
Grabbing packages Of bills of var
ious demon nations and a number of
bonds, the bandits backed out of the
bank and sprang into the waiting
automobile.