davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
c. v. RIFLE TEAM
HAS CLEAN SLATE
Scores in Match With Six
Other Teams a Fine
Total of 1882.

George Washington University's crack
riflemcn. undefeated this season. added
another triumph yesterday when they
topped teams Of five other institutions
in this section in the Southeastern
indoor intercollegiate championship
The Colonial shots registered a fine
total of 1882 points from standing
kneeling and prone in the match. which
was staged on the G. w. range.
University of Maryland with 1921
was second. 81 points behind, Other
totals were University of Cincinnati
$50 Georgetown. 1927: Virginia
Military Institute. 1904: Johns Hop
kins 1928.
simultaneously with the local COM
petition, and under indentical condi-
tions. matches were being fired at sew
eral points throughout the country.
The high scoring team will achieve the
national intercollegiate title. Each
team comprised Ave men. and all fired
10 shots each from standing, kneeling
and prone positions.
Frank Parsons. George Washington
captain. was high individual scorer in
the local competition with total OF
27S, Wooster of Maryland with 276
was second
While scores from other sections OF
the country have not been received the
ColonialS are regarded as certain Ia
place around the top in the national
ranking,
National Rife Association of Amer
lea conducted the shoot here under
direction of Capt James Windsor.
George WaShingtons individual scores
fnilaw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
WOMEN In SPORT

and. III addition. any members desiring
70 attend
oincers fer IN" coming year also will
be elected.
EoTtyfige ea-fds have turned out fer
golf nj George Washington University
and plans are well under way for the
bea30E No. gnorey will coach The
group during the month ri April after
when time he @sil select the eight bsst
golfers for special coaching,
Later IN the Spring there Is a prob
ability thai he wiu arrange meets with
other schools
Practice Is held on the East Potomac
course
An sInmnae- varsity basket bail game
VIII be staged at George Washington
University tomorrow night at 7i5 in
the street gymnasium This Will
VINO ub the court season
varsity members who will figure in
the contest are Naomi Cramley Aiaths;a
La@i0n and Jean Maebreaor. forward
Louise Omyake and Jennie Turnhul..
eentefs, Wlnifred Faunef. Betty zims
norman. Betty Bfandenbufg and Mar
lofie Folsom, guards
The alumnae lineup according to
custom. - not announced IN advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
College and high School Base Ball This
COURT CAMPAIGN is DUE
TO BE ENDED THIS WEEK

! Atlantic tournament game and this
may aid the Birds.
Play will start at o'clock In Con-
gress Heights gym
Eagles also have game booked with
knights OF Columbus tossers next Fri
day night at the Arcadia Receipts of
this contest will go to benefit st. AIMS
Orphan Asylum.
Titan Club eagers of Baltimore.
South Atlantic amateur champs of that
city, will oppose Jewish Community
Center unlimited basketers tonight at 8
o'clock in the center gym 1t will be
the last game of the season for the To-
cal team
In preliminary games Jewish COM
munity Center lis FOUNDERS will play
Ace cagers Of Baltimore and the center
girls team will oppose st. MaFy's girls
of Alexandria.
After two weeks of idleness knights
of Columbus cagemen will meet Takoma
A. c. quint at O'Clock this afternoon
in the Casey's gym. knights are seek
ing other games. Call Atlantic 2359-W
Corinthian Midgets would like to
close their season tomorrow night
against a strong quint. Call Manager
Eagan at Lincoln 1892.
All teams which were represented In
Washington Basket Ball League are re-
quested to nave representatives at a
meeting on Wednesday night at s
O'Clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
CAPITAL BOWLERS
THIRD IN DOUBLES
BURNER and WoIstenhoIme
Lead Megaw-WhaIen Pair
in N. D. B. C. Events.

BALTIMORE. Md March 24.-Al-
though the crack Convention Hall team
failed. score worthy of placing II
among the leaders, Harry X. Burtner
and Glenn Wolstenholme, members of
that team, toppIed 743 pins In their
doubles effort tonight in National Duck
pin Bowling Congress tournament TO
step into third place in this depart
ment. Reds Mcgaw and Jack Whalen,
also members of Convention Hall team,
took fourth position in the doubles with
1877 to their credit.
Joe Salvatore and M. LaskowitZ of
New Haven jumped into sixth place in
the doubles race with 723 score.
The Spinella brothers OF Brooklyn
and Archie Walsh and Paul Poehler of
Revere, Mass who were expected TO
shatter some OF the Individual records
tonight failed TO show anything scnsa-
tional.
New England girl bowlers opened the
women's events by recording some SEN
Sational scores some of which are ex-
pected to survive to the end of the
tournament.
Josephine Roberge of Waterbury, was
the star performer in womens events.
setting high set with 372, and paired
with Blanche Foote. also OF WATERBURY.
established the best doubles mark at
Gas
Charter Oak girls of Hartford. Conn.
topped the womens teams with a ] .433
game
Team and. individual scores follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
EA the q 5 snelatel prnss.

EY the Associated Press
LONDON, March 24.-Despite the
presence of six American Rhodes
scholars on It's squad. oxford VAS over
ai1e.meo today by Cambridge In the
Goth annual track and field meet Of
the two great universities,
With first place alone figuring in the
team scores. Cambridge captured the
meet, 8 points 10 g. One OF Oxtords
three points went To G, p Faust for
rner Princeton star, who broke the var
sity record b. clearing IL feet In the
pole vault.
Faust's Jump broke the old record of
II feet 10 inches set In 1926 by another
American r.. l., Hyatt.
Although Faust was the only Ameri-
can To score, three others placed In
their events. Nate Parker former
Dart mouth foot ball captain. vas Sec
ond in the shotput. which went TO r
L. Rowland OF Cambridge Just be-
hind Rowland and Parker came G. #
Gates. another former Princeton star.
Fauzt's closest competitor in the pole
vault Was his fellow countryman. r. r
McGill. Rhodes scholar from the tint
versity Of Florida The other two
Americans. r. l.. Cooke of Middieburv
and Fl Moore Of Colorado. were un.
placed IN their events
The meet was staged in q drilling
rain That thoroughly soaked the big
crowd of spectators
Summaries
BROAD JrMp~~won by G. u pomeray
IaHlhftdga - feet ! laehes second, ", y.
HaYf8sHs9 % fasd
afa.YARD Rr'N-won hr ". } Rtnket.
Cambtiagr. see0md r Leigh Word Dxfard
third y. " Tosaitberne fsnlhlidse Time.
514e seconds
HtGH rfMp~~F4r.t .,iaee sic tetapen r
II Br8Gb"sBoke and = T.. & Gordon oxford
> fest 10 inehes third. G. e Legge, Cam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
TECH PLAYS ST. ALBAN'S
In SCHOLASTIC OPENER
Manual Trainers Also 10 Engage Episcopal High
and Dewitt Has Clash With Leonard Hall
Other Squads Ready for Action.

y CHOOLBOY base ball hcreabout
will Get started formally this
week with a trio of games. Tech,
- defending public high champion.
and st. Adams will face in the
opener on Friday on the latteris dia-
mond Tech Is carded for another
game Saturday against EPISCOPAL High
at Alexandria Dewitt slso is listed for
tilt Saturday. being down for trip
to Leonardtown Md 10 engage Leon
ard Hall School
Tech. St Adams and Dewitt all are
fairly we'll advanced despite the recent
bad weather. Tech, especially. is in
good shape as the Manual Trainers
started preparation early.
1t was a clash between Tech and st.
Adams that opened last seasons s1ho-
lastic diamond activities. 1t was a real
battle. too. so far as closeness of com
petition was concerned. St Alba s
overcoming the Manual Trainers. to Q.
after keen struggle. Naturally. though.
the bland of ball then was not 50 good
and neither Is it expected that Fridays
game will produce midseason play but
II the teams stage as interesting a tilt
Friday as in March. 1927. the ball-hun-
CRY fans will be thoroughly satisfied
There are several other squads that
are not far behind those opening this
week in their preparatory work. and If
the weather is favorable the next few
days almost all the aggregstions should
soon be Just about ready for real COM
petition.
Business alone of the public high
group has been unable to get in real
ticks. The Stenogs have been handi-
capped By inability to secure a diamond
but are hopeful Of making I'D much Of
the lost time this week. The public
high teams cannot afford to idle much
II they would ready themselves for the
title series, as the championship tests
begin April "a. when Tech and Western
clash.
SehOoihoy track and tennis squads
also plan to speed practice this week.
The opening competition for the Gin
derpathers is the big Dewitt School meet
April 81, while Western which has an
engagement with the University of Ma
ryland Freshmen at College Park April
IL. will be the first schoolboy net COM
bination to see regular action.
A high point of the Dewitt School ma
tional interSrholsstic track and field
cha nfpionshi3 will 0e a speeisI race at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
SANDLOT MINES PLANNING
FOR MUCH ACTION TO-DAY

WaveTly Juniors. who will drill All 10
o'clock this morning on Ellipse diamond.
viii meet Wednesday night al q oeIocE
at the McGili Building.
Pop Kremb will watch his PLAYERS II,
action for the first time this afternoon
At 3 O'Clock on Iowa avenue play.
grounds
Manager Hammond wants Hogan.
PooTc. Marshall and Jim Donaldson.
Collins, Fawcett Arthur and Tracy
Duvsli. Dale. Tucker. Clyde and Will
liam Burrows and Richardson 70 re-
port foF practice with Friendship Jun
iors this afternoon at O'Clock on
Friendship field.
Rover A. G. youngsters wi1o are seek-
ing good right-hsud hurlET. will prae-
tsce today at 2;30 O'Clock on the Ellipse
warren, Ryan, Fuita Hucks. Heflin.
Schecter Adler and Lehowitz are re-
esiested 10 report for practice with Eakg
Miogcts At ! o'clock today on Fifth and
l. streets diamond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

100 yards among Frank Hussey, 70-yzrd
dash indoor champion: Karl Wilder
muth of Georgetown University. who r.
the national A. A. u. 50-yard dash title
holder. and Henry Cumming University
Of Virginia. who II the peer Of sprinteTz
in the Southern Conference. Hus5ey IN
his only other local appearance at III"
Central Stadium In 1928 hooked W,
with Charley Push. Walter Palmer sld
Richard Zeigler. Though then only
schoolboy. he blazed over the course to
set new world interschola5tic record
1t Is highly probable that the GeorSc-
town track record OF 10 seconds for III,
century viii fail before the flying feet
OF ons of the crack trio on April 81.
Bob LIE Gendre set the mark In Ma
1872. while matching strides With the
flyers from Penn STATE. incidentally.
lie Gendreh nov dentist. vi1 b..
watching thu coming big ras3 from
the sidelincs IS an Official
Another interesting feature Of tn.
Dewitt affair win BE- a 40O-meteTs event.
CLOSED to alumni Of the school 1t SHOULD
briag tcgether an array OF staTs e
Dewitt has. since the 1925 Olyr1pi15.
turned out some fine runners The ids
L To give these athletes chance II
compete again hsfors the Olympic
tflsLH @Ila tIls OcEl1 a3uGlnI OppCrgilNi-
ty OF again sesing them In action Tn
director OF the gaE1eS i receiving az
plications CT al alumni vi5hing to ccri-
pete.
Entries from t~o more schools were
received yesterday for the meet. Acac-
efny High of Eyic. Pa. advised that it
would enter L. competitors in the high
school events. and Brooklyn Prep OF
Brooklyn. =. Y. sent word il would haT.
FIVE in the prep school class.
Every one Of tn. regular members of
the HyattSyille. Md. High School basket
ball team, which closed its season when
IL fell before Gainesville High in tbs
State championship series. win be lost
h~ graduation next June. Retiring
Capt. Bailey. Hunt. Dobbs. Williams.
Hamilton and Brown arc the player
who will receive sheep5kins.
Capt. ELECT Reeisy Lewis. Venemann,
Robinson and Kitchen msnag=r-elect.
are leading performers remaining for
next seasons quint. All the players
on the squad during the PAST Winter
viii receive letters.
Jack Roberts has been elected captain
cf the 1923 Hyattsville High soccer ball
team. He Il q forward Robert ven--
mann has b,en chosen manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
STAR SOCCER TEAMS
Will. BATTLE TODAY

District soccer activities for the
1929 season will end today when a
picked team Of the Capital City League
VIII meet similar eleven from the
Washington Soccer league on Clan
MacIennan field. OH Bladsnahurs road
near The District line. at 8 o'clock.
Win six players OF The champion
Wsif0fd team In their lineup the Capt.
~ City League hooters are rated favor
ties 90 win toGay's closing classic Ed
ward kfuse hag been named referee
fot the contest
a. the result OF an attack on Referee
jael Caldwell here February -, Goal
keeper Monroe Of the Canton Club
0t Baltimore has bern suspended In
definitely by The Maryland state Soccer
Association. Monroe WAS retired tenn
porafily following the affair and re-
GENTLY given the more serious punish
ment after hearing before the Mary.
land Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
BY cORTNE FRAZIER.


w YITH the program Of inter
L n scholastic sports eon9Dleted
Wv ct Holton Arms, with the
exception Of one I e n I n g
match, attention Of the atli-
setes Is turned "a the race for the Inter-
side trophy 70 be awarded a. the cioAs
Of the term 10 the side having the
highest number Of points collected IN
various activities during the year
For this tnterside competition. the
entire student body is divided into two
sections. the Blues and the Whites and
points are scored both individually and
tn team games,
Blues nov have 100 points 10 the
Whites iIs Next Friday vii begin
the program for the annual athletic
week emo, which viii include drill com
petition and track meet. Points VIII
bf credited 10 the respective SIDES for
each FIRST. second o. third place IN the
track events end for each team Winning
p!sce in the dfiil program, Zach side
viii be- represented bg two teams tog
this event
III addition athletes winning ajlher
major oT minor letters In any sport
earn points fof their side TWO points
are given for ma jor snd one tGF =
minor emblem Tables also are aiyen
f0r riding and fencing,
During me iuil In activities This past
week al inieFciass or inteFf0Fm
basket ball tournament has been III
progress Hhich viii not count III the
Blue and Whit competition
Teams from each Of EAle flye ciasaea
are entered. the games played 80 far
resulting III victories for the secnDd
miro and fltth class squads. The nth
defeated the SIX the Third fon1ped ~
The fourth sHd the second scored over
thf third
Alice Wofthinqt0n Captains the sixth
crane team. Marion Wells, the iiftn
Betty Peeiie. the fourth Christine
Ekengren the third. sBd Louise
Breckenridge. tbs second
i oanes In this series viii be CON
! iinRed ti3is week
Plans faf the W0asns District Tennis
League fo9De robin series and the
championship t9irnsment fof Tia
leskue tilie All be nise4iesen ~ i n3 st.
l1g ~ team leaders To be held TuesdeB
e>fniBg st ll1s hons 81 lile PRECEDENT
apartment l93 the woodward
/ Al Leaders are urged 10 be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
SCHMIDT'S 702 EARNS
A. B. C. SINGLES LEAD

nv the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, March "a, Shoot
ing only four pins under the champion
ship score made by Bin" Frears of
Chicago, the A, y, G. singles champion
nf last year Henry Schmidt menu
Der of the John n. Riley team of
Chicago took the lead In the individual
event Of the American Bowling Con-
sress tournament today with T0a.
Fred Ffeitag OF Milwaukee had held
the lead for A week with da2
Considering the fact that Schmidt
started his singles with only ia, his
score was remarkable
Ten straight strikes were marked up
by the Chicago bowler In his second
game. his 28a being the hiah midi.
vidual 10 frames Of the tournament so
far H. Talhelm Of Columbus, Ohio
who rolled au6 In the fiye-man event
held the pefvi0lls high game.
Schmidt drew one split and an error
~ his It's game, but the score sheet
showed clean frames through the other
two games, In his tinal 10 frames he
counted aaa.
The bic game scored by Schmidt Ia
hts singles also enabled him ID take
third place IN the all events with l,aAg
He made 676 IN the flVn-mAn event and
A04 In his d0uhlea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
S0UMINEN Is AHEAD
IN OVERLAND GRIND

81 tBe Assy,AaiHd pgtgh
T3OREhu. n Mex., March "A -
Afne Eouminen. Finnish runner from
Detroit, retained his lead IN the coast.
toseoasi fo0t race to-day whan The run
ners completed 74lg miles Of theft
3fG0~mle launi
Although he finished nth Ia today's
323-mile lap from Gallup the Pinn
had iead Of nearly three hours IN
eian5ed time over Andrew Payne, Glare
more, Okla
isaumnfn's total time Is 1861 IS.
Peter 0etugfl, Southampton, finished
hfft 10 todag'e grind covering the dis
lance In 40 40 Ne VAS followed IN
mGaf by Beslef Kfifkaqs r0rt Chester
= <; Andreg Payne and john sala.
pahsaie, n, j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
"A" CLUB is PLANNED
BY ALEXANDRIA HIGH


ganization of an "A" Club to foster bet
Ter spirit between the Alexandria High
School and its former athletes is being
contemplated by several graduates of
the school with the aid Of Athletic Di-
rector J. F. Wilson. A meeting will be
held in the school auditorium Friday
night at 100.
Scholastic base bali will start in this
city next Saturday with Episcopal High
playing Tech High School OF Washing
ton.
George Mason High will DELAY the
opening of Its season until April 4.
meeting Central in Washington on that
date
Sarepta Lodge. No. as. Independent
Order of ODD Fellows will hold its base
ball banquet on. April IL in Sarepta
Home at $40 Wolfe street. All candi-
dates for the team are invited to attend.
Dreadnaught Athletic Association
base ball team VIII report tomorrow at
$50 in Dreacnaught Park for its first
practice Manager Eddie Allen is ready
10 list games az 726 North washington
street or at Alexandria 1874.
Washington and Lee High School of
BaiiSton. Va, has organized a track
team, Roland Manning as captain and
Bernard sasher as manager.
Alexandria Police Department men,
NfetA
jail yard and are holding practice
shoots twice each week.
Work on the enclosed athletic plant
OF the Richmond Freesericksburg 81
Potomac Railroad Co. Athletic Associa-
ton has started
The rubber" game NJ the unlimited
basket ball between the Old Dominion
Boat Club and st. Mary's Celtics has
been set for March 81 In the Armory
Hall az a.30.
Alexandria BInes. representing thu
Alexandria Police Department. will
start practicing base ball next week
under Desk Officer Lawrence Psdgett,
former local semi-pro star.
Members Of the ST. Marv's Lvceum
Athletic Club who are interested In the
organization Of foot ball team for
next Fall will meet Tuesday night In
iSceum Hall at z O'Clock. James Reese
Duncan Is chairman NJ this committee.
Columbia Engine Company wsll stage
Its first base ball practice tomorrow
afternoon on Hayden Field. under
Coach "Gillie" Lee, former Dread
naught A. A. ontfielder.
Cardinal Athletic Cinb players will
hold drill tomorrow afternoon AZ
Pentagon Park At . O'Clock, under
Coach Dishrow.
No. Truck and Engine Company of
Alexandria Fire Department viii prac-
tice tomorrow for the FIRST time this
season
Del Ray A. G, Is expecting to practice
tomorrow OH Edward Duncan Field
Coach Joe Theimer viii lead the team
in Its drill
Glover A. e. diamond FASTENERS will
work out tomorrow afternoon.
A meeting of the 81. Mary's Celtic
base ball PLAYERS has been set for | 30
tomorrow III Lyceum Hall
Columbia Engine Co. basket ball
tossers viii practice Tuesday night Al
& o'clock In the Armory.
Belle Haven County Clubs golf course,
greatly improved over last season was
opened yesterday
Jark Aliens "a" club Five gained
inok"in on the city unlimited champion
ship by defeating The Columbia Engine
Co, 30 10 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25
WASHINGTON HECHTS
SCORE AT OUCKPlNS

Eirus tn services Of on. Of their
regulars ana forced 10 use a dun,ra7
score. Washington Heehs Cnnnpany
howlers managed tn hold thsir own
.SainSt Baltimore Hachts on Rerent
alleys at Baltimore las, night, winning
th7 lo-g2me match by a. pins. Balti-
alcre's tenn won last nights five-ranne
DOCK. ASH 10 2.3e6. by : margin OF
lsl pins. Tbs local team won the first
6lock hers t-n weeks ago By a go min
nlsrcin
ps Cucker nj the winners got hi-h
s9me end high set marks With i2s ana
80 figures. Nails led III. local bowler
vi'h a 60 So.
Results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-25

~ AND--0T mines were compelled 10
postpone their first ofhciai prac-
tiee sessions last Sunday until to-
~ Gay Weather conditions have
hsea much more favorable TO the
diamond sport the past few days and
nasnzgeFx and coaches of the amateur
outfits have been patiently waiting the
last few days, hoping that tl1e bright
sunsIaane viii smile with favor upon
t1egn today.
Director Of public buildings and parks
announced yesterday that ali public
diamonds tn Potomac Park and around
faae EIsipse wiIl Be ready for Use today
for the first time Bases vii be In
mace. ready for the usual BUSY Sunday
synsisn slais section Of the city.
Bit few Of the teams have not organ
szed ard most Of them have scheduled
first practice sessions ;ooay.
ghxx Rawlings viii coach the District
Heights nine this Summer. n. g.
Tesxaezr has been CHOSEN president and
= ~. pumpeliy secretary-tyeasurer
Manage Trzvers viii continue 70 handle
t1s business troubles Of the eIun. a
hysg is scheduled today al ; O'Clock on
District Heights field
All Of the unlimited teams which de-
sire 70 oompete in Capital City League
,snsimises section this season are re-
01exte6 20 have representatives A. =
Fraetsng tomorrow night at o'eloek o.
ssae Pest. A large representation from
tise Dlssyie' snd nearby Maryland snn
Virginia sogns Is expected.
After a successful season. which
nearly brought Al independent title
last Gunner Cherry Chase Bearcsts
nave orzanized and will SEEK lauyels
again among the s1nIlD1itens. JACK Me-
AailaHe vii look over his candidates a.
3 O'Clock this afternoon or Friendship
Field Games are being booked al
West 5b2f.
Bonds team. recently organized 20
seek hoGorg IN unlimited ranks s1il
Grill ou No Monument Iot a. II
O'Clock ttYls morning Robert Poien
VINO hurled here SID there In the Blue
Ridge LesP9e last season. has signed
with Manager Eosef,
A practice game II scheduled Tor
Maryland A.. e candidates ~ 3 o'cIoek
tsals afternoon on Maryland PARK Ola.
naoKc NansasT EGelin IL scheduling
gsgne@ a Capitol Heighm Vi.
Iee yiHssBzo will look oyer his Come,
A. q, candidates on Eysttayillf Higf
diamond ~ z O'Clock this afternoon
Games are sought. Gail HysttsYllle GOf
after s ofeioek.
Ma Gheseidine will give her fafsy.
etc A. g. prospects = snort drill thii
morning of 1870 g'cioek o. FsirIswf
diamond
Al White Maven A. 4. candidates az.
asked g. fepeg4 bSoay at o'cs0ck ~
Glefs Echo diamond. New players ari
tseing sought
AnaAoat1s Eagle Juniors viii oefept
tBas INDEPENDENT title they Won las
s4sson. Practice Is esFdeo to-day IT
s5'esock on FstriswB fae}d, Cell Atlanta
a7S0-W fog games
Manager Poseit announces the
gFo6ts Inc. nine vii be ~ tnF heit
EKsifl frlS ANssoB 4 drill VIII bs heis
"a 80 o'ci0es to-day a. Ftfth s1a
streets Call FRANKLIN s0e2 for games
~ kaepbeBs viii open their sfssoI
sooas 81 ] ! oeiock when Western 4 e
PLAYERS all meet ri Twenty -nftn stree
EHa Pennsylvania. avenue o. 10 6esoea
Beth seniss arc Junior Moose nine
s7ll drill TO-DAY ~ acloes 40 Far
laRn feie Manager Asiy requests sI
candidates 70 bt o. hEne.