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BELLEVTLIE. N. l.. August la-Po-
tomac Boat Club and Washington Canoe
Club paddlers of Washington trajled
Philadelphia and Pendletou Canoe Clubs
In the first DAYS races Of the National
canoe championships regatta ON the
PaSsaic River here today
Philadelphia led with II points.
Pcndleton scored 10. with Potomac third
with and Washington totaled s.
Bristol Young Mems Club counted )
points Races will be continued today
Washington and Philadelphia fought
out gruelling battle in the halfuile
Junior quads with double blades, which
the former won, and again IN the senior
oue-man singles which Ralph Ogden Of
the Philadelphia Canoe Club Won from
Al Bowers Of the Bristol Young Men :
Association and Ernie Miller. star of
the Potomac club. who were second ana
third respectively
Ernie Riedei. world champion paddlef,
strokcd his senior quad IN victory for
the Pendletnn Canoe Club of New York.
Philadelphia and Washington fours were
bitter contestants 10 the end. In the
tilt. Aubrey Boegley end Erney Miller
of the Potomac club Aattled and poked
their way to victory.
Summaries.
0n,~half mite junior aupd double hlads>-
Won by Warrington Canoe Club Paul
Trisby. jim Hoffman. Arthur Smith and
Carleton Meyers second PhlladeIp nia
Canoe Club Harry Smith, Joe Call. RoneTi
Franks and Christian Fisd}, third, Bristol
Youne Mep's Association FLETCHER Eol.
land. Franklin Smith. Francis Corrlsan and
Howard s Meyer Time, minutes 49,
seconds
Orr-half mil. nre-man single blades
sruioY Won n Enirh Oeden. Philadelphia
Canoe Cluh. SECOND. Al Bowers, Bristol !
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EVERY DATE OF CAMPAIGN
WILL PROVIDE ATTRACTION
Only Two of Ten PLAYING Days Of Year on Which
Lone Game Is Scheduled for Home Grid.
Six Teams List Total Of ; Contests.

Virginia az College Park Both are
slated 70 be homecoming affairs for
which the a'unlpi annually return for
= big game and a big time,
GEORGETOWN has a f'Ne break" for
its game with Duke here on October 81
which, by the way should he one Of
the very best attractions OF the season
This clash Is the only bic battle OF
that day hereabout Navy being in Phil
adelphis for a contest with Penn, Duke
expects 10 have a "whizbane of q
team this season and should he lust
about right when il strikes the Bite
and Gray. despite that it meets Navy
Al Annapolis the week previous.
Another Good Break"
Maryland. like Georgetown on Octo-
her y. has a good break for its
game with Washington and Lee In Crit
nth Stadium on November "a Il will
be the only contest Of note south of
Philadelphia that day and will be the
ffrSt season in several years that a real
grid attraction has been staged IN the
Capital City OF the Saturday prior 70
Thanksgiving. This is the date Of thc
annual clash between Georgetown and
Fordham IN New York
MARYLAND and North Carolina will
offer the first big contest Of the sea-
son here on October s and from then
on fine attractions will be a weekly
occurrence However II may be that
Mount St Mary's. expecting for
midable eleven his year. may give
Georgetown somewhat of a tussle on
September %
GEORGETOWN again will use Clark Grit
18th Stadium for all its home games;
MARYLAND has increased its seating ca
paclty At College Park to 5000 by build
ing steel stands on the cast side OF
Byrd Stadium: George Washington
DOUBTLESS will again use Central High
Stadium and American University may
again stage its home battles on ST
Adams gridiron. Catholic University
has good plant at Brookland while
Gallsudet Of course. will play its lone
home clash. that with Brideewater Col
leee al Kendall Green
Dates for the local elevens follow:
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nv Tire Associated Press
~ TE N. Y. August 10 Twenty
four years after she won the
TX national women'S tennis cham
1 \ pionShtp Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy of Santa Monica. Gait,
Who rame East this year for the first
time since 1928. Just 10 show the chill
drrr some eastern tournament tennis.
found herself In the spotlight again TO-"
day as the eastern turf court cham"
pi0n.
After sweeping the opposition OF the
Younger generation aside in the earlier
rounds. Mrs Bundy came through 10 a
spectacular triumph IN the flnal over
Mrs. Charlotte Hosmer Chaplin ot
Springfield, Mass who now rs third IN
the national ranking, Of So Is, O.,
Mrs. Bundy won because she had
more stamina than her oppnnent
Younger by many years and because her
experience helped her "a avoid costly
errors. Mrs. Chaplin won the first set
with little difficulty. in the second she
took the lead and had several oppor~
tunlteS To make II straight set VIC
tory but each time the veteran Cali
fornian added to the WEAKNESS OF her
opponent by we'll placed drives that
kept her on the run.
The third set brought the surprising
endurance " the Aiyear-old star
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PLAY TO Be RUSHED
IN SUBURBAN TENNIS

Preliminary play in thu Suburban
Tennis League annual tournament got
under way yesterdev on Bureau Of
Standard courts It Is planned TO com
plete all matches as far as the finals
today. play starting at $50 o'clock
Final matches in both singles and
doubles will ha played next Saturday
provided todays schedule is completed
Don Dudley and Deane Judd each
advanced in singles play yesterday by
winning two matches Dudley reached
the fourth round by defeating Atwood
and Eddie Yeomans. Judd removed
ClVde YeomanS and M MAY
Cragoe and Thomas advanced 10 the
third round Of doubles play by defeating
Atwood ellis and Brown Hall combi-
nations The latter pair waced a hard
battle before Welding In three sets
Yesterdays results;
Singles
First r""nd--Judd defeated c Yeomans
al. IS
Srcsnd reund--Don Dudley defeated A..
wood, 90, ST Calar defeated Grant.
g sA: Judd defeated NJ May. 81
Third renrd---Don Dudley defeated
YeontanS q :. IS
Doubles
First round--CrasoF and Thomas defeated
Atwood and ellis, "a, SO StilvAgen and
s-2, q Dudley and Dudley defeated Cal
Ian and Bowen. So. IS
second raurd-~-Cragoe and Thsmax de-
feated Brova and Hall, "a q E, s--9
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EASTERN HIGH GRID
OUTLOOK UNCERTAIN

Charles A Chief Ouyon Eastern
High foot bali coach announced todaq
that the Light Blue ana White gridiron
candidates would begin practice IN the
scaoe's stadium about > @eek before
school opens September r. The exact
csfs has nef eeer SCI
Guyon says ma he VIII 0e unable 10
get gooo lire on rs prospects until he
knows iUSt 0no viii oe a. hand and
whether some II ais talent which had
fallen 8y the Wsvslde enthusiastically mas
been able 20 work Of conditions as the
result Of Summer school
Dspen0a Dies who have been lost from
the strong Eastern team which fought
80 way 10 q ne for first hon0rs with
TERN and Central last Pail are Hayden
nnpman. and Reeves Faber Hoffman
and Pvles 0'ho heio forth behind the
line
Those vino are being counted upon ~
fne nucleus for the 1924 combination
sre fhese experienced players Chalk
lev sn6 Woods ends Hsliy snG Wade
tackle Montague. guard and Monrn
center
Charles Millar and poseun Holland
ere the lone stssened esckfaeld PEI p
f0ygere a hand and it sprssTg that
rcskh G0yon principal los VIII be- q
Mesiop additional players Ton that de-
nAEtmsats
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TREASURY NEARING
NET LEAGUE TITLE

'fcaWrV and Commerce teams viii
meet TUESDAY IN the final matches Of
he Departmental Tennis League sea-
son Two matches postponed from an
engagement recently are ~ he played
and Treasury will have to win only
one tn ciinch the leagIe nag
Should Treasury. however lose both
tests the Moneymakers would ga into
tie with War now standing second.
and play would bs necessitated be-
tween these teams. Victory for Treas
ury Ibis year would give II the pennant
for the fourth straight season.
Aside from the two matches between
Treasury and Commerce Tuesday Com
mefce has 10 more postponed tilts TO
play on I'VE with Navy and five with
Veterans Bureau Patent once and
POS Office Agriculture will meet IN the
other postponed matches 10 be decided
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Contests 4mdy

SEPTEMBER %.
Catholic University at Boston Col
ieEe.
American University at Gettysburg.
OCTOBER 6.
George Washington al Tordham.
Gallaudet al Temple University.
Marines Us. Coast Guard at New Lon
don. Conn.
OCTOBER l3.
MARYLAND al South Carolina.
George Washington al Lafayette.
American University al st. Johns
Of Annapolis.
Marines vs.. 81. Bonaventure. at Erie,
Pa.
OCTOBER 20.
Catholic University 81 William and
Mary.
George Washington VS.. ST. Francis
at Altoona. Pa.
GalIaudet IS. SeuyikilI at Reading,
Pa.
Marines vs.. Dsvis-ElkinS at Fair
mont, W. Va.
OCTOBER p.
Maryland US. Virginia Military In
yiitute at Richmond. Va.
George Washington at City College
of New York.
Catholic University at Mount ST.
Mary's.
Gsllsudet VS.. Juanita at Hunting.
ton. Pa.
Marines VS.. ST. Xavier at Cincinatti.
NOVEMBER 8.
Georgetown at New York University.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Poly at Nor
folk. Va.
Catholic University al Rutgers.
NOVEMBER 10.
Georgetown VS.. Carnegie Tech at
Albany. n. Y.
Maryland at Yale.
George Washington at Penn State.
Gallaudet at Delaware.
Marines VS.. Washington College al
Norfolk, Va.
NOVEMBER II.
Catholic University at st. Johns Of
Brooklyn.
Galiaudet at SuSauehanna
Marines at LoyoIa If Chicago.
NOVEMBER "a.
Georgetown at Pordham.
MARINES vs.. Lebanon Valley at Scran~
ton, Pa.
NOVEMBER "a THANKSGIVING
Georgetown at Detroit University,
Maryland vs.. John Hopkins at RaIti-
more stadium.
Marines at Dayton University.
DECEMBER 3.
Marines al Loyola NJ New Orleans.
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CAPITAL PADDLERS TRAIL
In CHAMPIONSHIP MEET

NJ A: third. Ernest Miller. Potomac Canoe
CLUB Time minutes t3s seconds
One-han mile double shells match race
Won BY Nereid Boa Club tRoXbury McCor-
mick and Bert Stamsr'; second. Institute
Boat Club Gerald Cerney and Charles
smith. Jrt Time. 2 minutes ass seconds
One-nile four cared Sis Won by Nersid
Boat Club fDick Breckenridge, Kenneth
Hardnan, George Warrington and jack
Hicks: second, Institute Boat Club Harry
Reilly jerry Sheehsr snd Thomas O.Shau-
eaneSSyt Time. minutes II seconds
One-haH mile senior quad douhles-Won
by Pendleton Canoe Club Of New YORK
Ernest Riedel. Albsr' Baxter, william Gash-
Tor and Charles Robinson second. Phila =
dejnhia Canoe Club BERNARD Bass, Charles
Coe, Fugene Hunter and Robert Graf ;
third washington Canoe Ciub John SAN
born, raul Dilger. Charles Spencer and Paul
FrtShy1 Time. Z minutes 7as seconds.
Canoe fitting rontest-Won hy Potomac
Boat Club 6Autrev BoesIey and Ernsy
Miller; second, PhUadeiphia Canoe CLUB
Chris Flad and Harry smith third Bris-
toI y. NJ A al Bowers and Franklin
smith.
One haiti mile junior tandem single blade
Won BY peudiston Canoe Club Of New
York tCharles Robertson ana william Gash-
Harry smith and Conrad soppl third.
Potomac Canoe Club al Shaw and f, Ten
neyl. Time. ; minutes as seconds
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YOUNG OF MARYLAND
TRANSFERS TO NAVY

Among the members If the plebe
class If the Naval Academy are Melvin
7 fMsi' Young former University of
MARYLAND foot ball and track depend
sb,e. Young spent only mis- freshmen
and sophomore years a. the Old Line
school, but established himself not only
.. a clever athlete, but . popular and
efficient student
Though he held forth IN track and
foot bali AZ Maryland. Young may not
60 IN for either sport al the Naval
Academy He Will. though. be a candi-
cate for tire rowing team. and iG ex-
pected 10 prove o sturdy candidate as
Re showed promise in this sport while
attending Tech High School prior To
entering Maryland
After graduating from Tech Young
made in turn the Maryland freshman
END varsity sridiFon and cinder path
tesns He played end on the gridiron
teams and in track threw the JaveIin
and discus An injured xnee handi-
capped MIN in both sports last year
but it Is expected that he yill feel no
81 effects from this.
Young Uho stands nesrly feet and
weighs around 1870 pounds. lives IN
T3allEton, Va
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MONTR0SE NET TEAM
WINS LEAGUE MATCH

Montrose defeated Monument in a
Public Parks Tennis League match yes.
terday, 5~--3 Dooley Mitchell and Leo
poldn Coronel Waged a brilliant battle
the former winning IS. Is
in addition 10 Mitchell, Hoffman and
Buchanan scored singles victor Mon
trose. Mitchell and Buchanan. public
parks champions. dropped the flrst set
Ut their doubles match tn Coronel and
Stanhly but rallied for an easy victory
Mcdonald and Hoffman gained the de-
Gliding victory for Montrose
Rock Greek netmen, who are safely
encamped III first place In The league
standing we're idle.
sinsics.
booley MITCHELL .Montfose' defeated Go.
f9ncL D. IA Hoffman fN0hfrosrl de b.
frated Garnet. .. q, 7 s. StRubly
tMonumenti defeated Jones ia "a
buchanan Montf0sel defeated Newktrk
defeated Heiakelt I g. d a
Doubles
Mitchell and Buchanan tMantrnsel de-
ieated Caramel sna Atauhly, "a, r. q. 2
0atnetl and Stefns Monument defeated
Heiskfll and IoneS e~4 I II, default
Mcdonald ana Hoffman tMantrnsRi defeated
Newkifk and siiVA, St, & !, 4
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NETMEN SPLIT EVEN
IN CELLAR CONTES

Henry and Potomac Parks tennis team
battled for the cellar berth in Publ
Parks Tennis League Yesterday On even
terms, Each won four Of the eight
matches played
II. n, Rathgeber. captain Of Potomac
netmen, won the feature singles match
by defeating Richardson, Is SIS
e., Henry players took three Of the
five singles contests. but dropped q pair
If the three doubles matches
Results,
Singles.
CnnSdine H, defeated Wauenstein. SIS
s. Deck III defeated Fowler, So. So
q Neil p defeated Sperry, SIS, IS
Shcnerd ~ defeated Shoemaker So
s. RsIhEeear p 5sfesteG Richardson,
Is. SIS. So
Doubles.
9 Nsll ane Fowler p defeated. ccnsldins
and Clark, So is. SORRY aud Rlch2rG-
son n defeated Wsliepstsin and Men
eu~e S., ie-l2. So EsthEsbsr an5 Shoe
maker p. defeated Eyrns ana Ssidsl. SIS,
So
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G0NZAGA'S GRlDDERS
START SEPTEMBER a

Candidates for Gonzaga's i92s foot
ball team are expected 10 begin practice
September on The schools ncW field
81 Thirtyvfourth street and Bennlng
road northeast Coach Kenneth Simon.
dinger Is expected 10 return 10 The city
September j
Virtually ell dependsbles of last sea-
son Is team are scheduled ~ be 81 hand
except George Garv'n and Tom Brew
Cant Ed Hinkei PAYNE, Edmonston
csiisn. Al Farrell Ferris Finneean.
pincknsy Jake Farrell, HoIhrook Nc.
Vsns, Mckaig Altman and Busslnk are
seasoned players who viii be counted
upon heavily.
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WASHINGTON TEAM
RALLIES IN NINTH
Shoves Two Runs Across to
Defeat Chicago, 3 to z,
in Final Game.

~ OSTON. August IA might
clout IN lett BY little Tonm
n Dalglish, with the winning run
IL on third in the ninth. gave the
Washington Typos a 3-to2 VIC
tory over Chicago here today and me
printers base ball championship. The
victory marked Washington's sixth
straight Of the series.
Today's game was by far the best
of the entire series only two errors
being chalked up against the warning
teams on a field that was erenchsd
and muddy from the rain that fell all
day until lust before game time.
WashinGton's heavy artillery that has
blasted out hits by the score in every
game thus far saved its stun until the
ninth. when II lighted on Hippo
Strama. who toiled on the mound for
Chicago, for three safeties. including
a pair of triples, and sent two runs
around the bases Just enough 10 qusnch
any championship hopes that Chicago
might have harbored
In that eVentful inning Goldsmith
who was pinch hitting for Desper, wal
loped one out TO the left field fence for
triple Then Edwards found one to
his liking and lifted 1t over Van
Treeses head in left for another three
Dagger. Van TreeSe misiudged the ball
and Goldsmith trotted home with the
tying run
Edwards was anchored on third while
Hollis grounded out but then up stroll
ed DalgliSh. He vas considered easy.
batting last as ne does. ard Chicago s
Out1eld moved in a bit But here Dal-
elish crossed I'D things and sent one
into almost the same spot that Ed
wards triple hac gone Just q foot o.!
so from the left field stands.
There was your oaL game and Chi
cago's threat Was ended, Washington
getting sweet revenge for the tuo de-
feats handed them by the Windy Cit
boys last year when Chicago tossed the
new champions around to land tn,
title
In the eighth Chicago came danger.
ously near TO putting the game awav
Alberts started things with three
base blow between center and right
only 10 he cut of az the plate Uhe.
Kuchai grounded to first. But afte-
two were gone Hutchinson seemed T.
weaken and gave two bases on bal.
filing the bases. Nellis grounded OF
to short, however. and the danger va
ended. Then came the hectic ninth.
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Baltimore Muny Tennis Team
Plays Capital Racketers To-day

gether the championship pairs OF the
District and Baltimore Maurice O'Neil
and Hal Fowler playing the best game
Of their three years team work will cp-
pose the -Welmau duo,
The clash between Eddie Jacobs and
ConSidine viii also be a special attrac-
ton AS Jacobs has announced his In
tention To- score revenge for the defeat
he and c Alonzo Smith ir., sustained
IN the Middle Atlantic doubles from
Tom Mausan and Cohsidipe
Six singles and three doubles matches
will comprise the program today
Next Sunday the Baltimore and
Washington netmen win meet In theig
annual inter-eity matches on Potomac
Park courts, when 10 singles and
contests will he staged Washington
completely outclasSed the rival teams
from Baltimore last Summer and spirit
cd matches are expected In both meet
mgS today and next Sunday,
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p College Grid Games Here This Fall d. Printers Capture Nation
SPEAKERS NOW LEADING
INSECT DIAMOND LOOP

Rallying with will in the late in
nings. Iris Speakers defeated Royals,
10 5. yesterday and gained the lead IN
the insect division of the Capital City
Base Ball League Royals had been
heading the flag chase for the past sew
cral weeks and we're regarded as farorites
to land the bunting Speakers will meet
The Brookland nine Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock on Plaza Field in
the formers last league game and VIC
tory for Speakers will give the club the
pennant.
Pitching Of Virnstein and the hard
hitting Of his mates carried Speakers to
victory yesterday.
Wcbcos and Jewish Community Cen
ter will meet in another league game at
Plaza Field Wednesday, starting at $50
o'clock, and Royals and Jewish Com
munity Center will face Friday on Plaza
FicId al o'clock
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NAVY HAS SIX GRID
CONTESTS AT HOME

In addition 10 the % foot ball games
that viii be provided local fans during
the season Navy. 10 ali intents and
purposes Washington team. viii play
Ave contests al Annapolis and another
that with Michigan--in Baltimore,
vhich really Is a home" contest
Navy followers here will see most of
the games, particularly that with
Michigan
Nays fun schedule follows
September 23--DaVis -Elkins.
October 6---Bosi0n College.
October Ia--kOtKe Dame, at Chicago.
October 90--~Duke
October 2T--Frnnsylvania, at Phila-
dslDhis.
November 3---West Virginia Wesleyan.
November I0--MichigAn. At Rslti-
more.
November Ir~-Iayeis 0f Baltimore.
November 24-~PFineet0n, At Phtla p
dslphis.
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~ Ai,TrMORE will send strong
tennis team here today to meet
Washington municipal net
stars In the first match Of The
Inter.City Public Parks Tennis
League on Rock Greek courts. Play
will commence Al : o'clock.
Led by Eddie Jacobs, portside acc ot
Monumental City racketerS, the visit
Ing contingent vii include Elmer Rudy,
parks champion OF that city, Eddie La
Fieur American Legion champ OF
Maryland Morton shapiro. North
Carolina University No. ! varsity player;
Arnold Siiverman. University OF Pitts
burg ace; Billie Jacobs. Middle Atlantic
junior champ. and Alexander Kettles and
Walter Wellman. Baltimore doubles
champions
Washington racketers, who won the
league title last year over Baltimore and
Philadelphia, will also present tormi'
dahle tea min defense ct its title,
Hoh Conaidine and Dooley Mitchell,
local puhlic parks champ and runner-
up. viii head the list, which includes
Maurice O'Neil Lieut., David Hedekln,
Larry Phillips, Colin STAN, Leopoldo
Coronei and Frank Shore District
Junior champion and runner-up In the
Middle Atlantic luninr tourney
The attractive features OF the matches
the Nc. ! doubles event, win bring to-
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n large number Of attractive
wv college foot ball games this
Fall. - nf the 81 contests
booked by the six local az
Eresations being slated for home fields
While The schedules Of Washington s
E> collegiate nstitutionS~-Georgetow
Maryland, Catholic University George
Washington. Gallsu6et and American
TDivcrSifv-sctuaIy total 81 contests.
there really are only So, for In t4'rec of
the engagements institutions Of the
CAPITA City VIII clash
There are only two 6avS IN he entire
csupalc;, II which there IS a lone bat
he booked for home consumption. Cath
olic University figures in both ri these
breaks having the fcl6 Ia itself III
playing >ycla College Of Baltimore on
November 10 and the Cardinals and
George WASHINGTON Offering the only at
traction n the District on Thanksgiving
CAV
However. while the Brook anders have
tho lone ioca, Set-to on November 10
they will have considerable opposition.
sc - speak. As Navy will be meeting
Michigan in The Baltimore Stadium on
that date and WashingtonianS are like
II - flock 10 the Monumental City in
lsres numbers.
Big Game Shifted
Georgetown originally was scheduled
70 play Carnegie Tech in Clark Griffith
Stadium on the same day. but at the
Urgent rcqueS' Of alumni living in that
section Of ths Empire State the game
vas transferred 10 Albany n. Y. II
should draw throng there and doubt
less would have beer hurt materially by
tha Navy Michigan game had il been
staged in Washington as firSt listed BY
pleasing he Blue and Gray alumni Lou
LITTLE. rhle Georgetown athletic 0ireC-
to- evidently killed two birds With enc
Store
There Will be only cne big conflict
during the season This will he on
Nc smher II. when Georgetown will
play West Virginia at Clark Griffith
Stadium. and Maryland will entertain
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SHIELDS AND HEBARD
TAKE TENNIS H0N0RS

CULVER. Ind. August IL ~. with
a dazzling display of tennis, Francis
S Shields ri New York successfully de-
Tended his national Junior singles
championship today on the courts Of
Culver Military Academy.
In the final round Shields won from
Keith Gledhill Of Santa Barbara, Calf.
Pacific Coast and Western Junior title
holder. by brilliant straight-set tussle,
81. IS. 81
The national boys singles champion
ship also went 10 New York State. r.
K Hebard Of White Plains. came from
behind 10 defeat Kendall Cram Of Nash
vile. the top seeded player Of the tour
nament, As. 81. al