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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-25
FURNITURE FOR SALE

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FOR SALE-Two piece solid Wal
nut bed room suite, 3 piece old
fashioned parlor suite, one large
mahogany gateleg table. If in
terested write Tribune AID. No. 81.
FOR SALE-Two burner oil stove,
clothes wringer, clothes rack,
child's express wagon, child's
rocker, 80 glass jars. C. F. Moody.
a. Second street.
FOR SALE-Ivory dresser, grey
enamel Breakfast set, Brunswick
photograph, vacuum cleaner, med
icine chest, gas oven. Phone 61O
before 6 p. m.
FOR SALE-One White Simmons
style bed and springs, rugs, one
brary table. Call 1266-R after 6
p. m.
FOR SALE-Household goods in
GLIDING lamp, victrola and furni-
ture. Phone 1043-W or BAT.
FOR SALE-Electric range in first
class condition. Phone 1O93-M or
call at 4O5 Fifth street.
FOR SALE-Blue reed baby car
riage in excellent condition, price
$500. Phone 403-M.
FOR SALE CHEAP-High grade
piano IN excellent. condition. Write
Tribune Ad. No. So.
BARGAINS in used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co., Mandan,
N. d.
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FOR SALE-Good clean goats milk
from good healthy goats. Call at
1923 South Eighth street or phone
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Five room partly mod
crn house at 215 South Fifth
street. Interior newly finished.
ready for immediate possession,
rent $500 per month. Inquire
at 100 Broadway or phone 120-W.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Almost new
bungalow with five rooms and
bath located near high school,
Must be permanent. responsible
party. Inquire at SOP Seventh
street North.
FOR RENT Second floor Of du.
pick, four rooms and bath, un.
furnished, we'll ventilated, rent
reasonable. Call at 5l4 Seventh
street
FOR RENT-Six room modern
bungalow, also one steel top gas
stove for sale. Phone 1890. w. C.
eastman.
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The drone Of an airplans engine
has been utilized to throw a switch
controlling floodlights at American
air ports.
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WANTED-To buy a good watch
dog or would take good care Of
one for summer. Phone 1888.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Casting box
I'D one I'll. p. y. C. motor. APP
NV ut Tribune office.
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STRAYED--One 3 year old black
colt, star on forehead. One 2
year old stud colt, black; one 2
year old bay mare, star on fore
head, one white hind leg; one
year old mare colt. black. Andrew
Bcrtch, Route l, Bismarck, N. D.
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AUTOMOBILES


FOR SALE-One 1927 Essex coach,
in good mechanical condition, 5
good tires, fully equipped. Cheap.
Also l, late 1927 model Chevrolet
Coach, fully equipped, 5 tires,
priced to sell quickly. Call 221.
II. n. Janke.
FOR SALE-Overland 6 sedan,
owner leaving city. Good buy if
taken at once. Ingstad's Garage.
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DRESSM AKINC

PLAIN and fancy sewing ut reason
ale rate. Mrs. w. G. Wehrkamp.
l18 Eighth street, formerly Of
422 Fifth street. Phone 104-W.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred female
German Police dog. Phone 269.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished sleep
ing rooms. Privilege Of getting
breakfast and lunch. Also gar
age for rent. Call at 400 Fifth
street or phone 1O93-R.
FOR RENT-Two light lhousekeep-
ing rooms, modern and we'll fur
nished. Close in. Price $27.O0
per month. Phone 637-J or call
at 113 Mandan street.
FOR RENT-Desirable, well fur
nished light housekeeping and
sleeping rooms, close in. 2l7
Eighth street. Phone 511-J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in all modern
home. For ladies only. Call at
AIT Fifth street. Phone 1880.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in new modern home, close in.
Call at 413 w. Thayer Ave. Phone
837-R.
FOR RENT-Well furnished single
room and kitchenette. Call at All
Fifth street. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for young woman. Call at 2lO
Avenue A.
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WORK WANTED

LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r. air that leaky OF
clogs radiator. All work guar.
anteed and price reasonable.
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FOR SALE-Live minnows at Nc
Vey's, 3l7 Twelfth street. Phone
1404-R. Bring pail. Good gar
arc for rent.
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FOR SALE-Choice Imported Ger
man Rollers xhd Hartz Mountain
also native singers Cages, seeds
treats, etc. Phone 1l5-J, Jacob
Bull. Dickinson. N. D.. Box 728.
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APARTME NTS

FOR RENT-Modern three or four
room apartment furnished or I'M
furnished. Also a modern six
room house. For sale: Bicycle,
heating stove, buffet. kitchen
cabinet and other articles. Phone
9O5.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment on ground floor with
lavatory and we'll equipped
kitchenette, suitable for man and
wife or two ladies. Call at 422
Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Five room modern
Apartment, one of the best in
town, private entrance, good loca-
ton, down town district. For in
formation phone 1O43-W or BAT.
FOR RENT-During summer
months, cool completely furnished
five room apartment, ground
floor. Phone 374-M.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
newly decorated, on ground floor.
Everything furnished. Call at
$50 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Completely and ex-
ceptionally we'll furnished apart
ment. All newly decorated. Call
at 12O w. Rosser.
FOR RENT-Practicaliy new, mod
ern four room apartment, private
bath, extra bed room if desired.
Call ALI.
FOR RENT-June first, modern
three room apartment with bath.
Call at 3O4 1-2 Main, front apart
ment.
FOR RENT-June LIST, modern )
room apartment with bath. In
Quire 304 1-2 Main Ave. Front
Apt.
FOR RENT-Nice 5 room modern
apartment. For further informa-
tion phone So r. 329-W.
FOR RENT-Furnishe or unfur-
nished apartment. Varney apart.
ments. Phone 773.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
MISCELLANEOUS

A BIG line Of working mems pants
and breeches, leather gloves, and
everything in work clothes. Also
full line of Star Brand Oxfords,
Shoes and Boots. Jack Sloven,
Capital City Clothing Store. 12l
IL Fifth street, Bismarck, N. D.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
new and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. E. Stitzel,
representative. Patterson Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May i2.--Athleeie
authorities at George Mason High
School. Potomac, and Washington and
Lee Hish School. Rallston. have set MAJ
30 as the date for ths firSt annual
track meet for the Arlington County
championship. The meet viii hs held on
the Washington and Lee f1eld follow
INK competitive drill between cades
companies.
Richmond, fredericksburg a Potomac
Railroad Co. Athletic Association viii
swing into action on Monday afternoon
after postponing all games this week.
Mechanical Department will meet the
Transportation Clerks with Superin-
tendent r. NJ Colvin Of Potomac Yards
tossing the first bali.
Episcopal High School will send Its
brilliant track squad to the Central @
Club games next Saturday In high hopes
Of continuing It's unbroken string OF
victories, which include dual tTiumphs
over Eastern and Tech and win In,
the South Atlantic schclastics at the
University OF Maryland meet.
Several swimming races will BE- held
In the municipal swimming pool here
Decoration day. May 80, In conjunction
with the Field day which will be held
at DreadnaugAt Park by the Alexandria
Police Department and the Columbia
Engine Company OF the Alexandria Fire
Department.
Episcopai High Schools tennis and
base ball teams will wind mp their
Evening star., 1928-05-13
AL. HOUGHT0N.
WOMAN GOLFERS START
BRITISH PLAY TOMORROW

lery of golf enthusiasts trying TO see her
every shot This year she will be ASH
ing in Scotland as the tournament play
goes on.
Should Miss Collett be swept away
In q burst OF Gallo golfing brilliance
an Anglo-American player may carry
on Miss Maude Hunneweil. New
England girl, who has lived In England
for some time and will h. married in
June to Ray Athertcn, counselor of the
American embassy in London plays a
good steady game and may seriously be-
considered as a finalist. Her clubs are
Sunningdale and North Berwick. In
Scotland
Mile. Thion de Ia Chaume plays
much golf on British links and has
been practicing steadily 10 defend her
title. She recently won the French title
for the third straight time Judging
from her play at Stoke Poges, near
London. she win give her American
rival a sturdy battle. Should she fall
at the first hurdle worthy eompatriot,
Mile. M. Le Blan. vino reached the
ssmi-flnals last year, may remain to
fight for France.
Neither OF Britain's leading players
are at Hunstanton. for Cecil Leitch,
like Miss Wethered has remained out
OF the play. Mrs. l.. +. A. Guedalla,
The former Edith Leitch. present Eng
li3h ladies native champion. Is entered.
as are Miss Dorothy Pearson. runner
up In the championship last year: Mrs.
Garon. runncr-up In 1890 Molly donr-
lay. native champion OF 1925. and Enid
Wilson. former girl champion and semi
finallst last year.
Two rounds will be played the first
day, but only one Tuesday. two each
on Wednesday and Thursday and the
80 holes final Friday.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

TNWENTY unlimited sandiot mines
will 60 into combat today In the
two divisions Of CAPITAL City
4 League with the eight n teams
In league competition for the
first time Senior, Junior and Ameri-
can Legion mines will also play their
second contests
Anacostia Eagles have been added to
section p unlimited class. rounding out
All eight CLUB circuit They will meet
Douglas A. c. at o'clock on Silver
Spring diamond.
Among A unlimited the Shamrock
Dreadnaught and Celtic-A,. B. g. w,
Rusmen contests VIII be watched with
interest. These mines appear to be the
best matched Addisons are hopeful of
staging comeback today. but they
have TO defeat Georgetown A. e, to
break into the win column
Insect mines will not begin league
competition until next month.
Todays revised schedule;
UNLIMITED CLASS.
SECTION \.
woalrt.lss vs. jewish Community Center :
un,oa League Park, 70 q orln.k. n
shsmrocks VS. nreadnaush'S; Dread
chevy rhase W. pctworth A. g.: Friend
shtp Field a'rlarh
N. joseph's vs. Maryland A. G; Maryland
A. &, Park 4 o'clnek -,
Addison vs 0eorsetnsn 4. C.: Lyon VII
iahe y ocioek,
81 Mary's Celtlcs VS. 4 D. 4 W, Busmen !;
AIRING tuu Diamond 4 n'piock,
GECTtOA u.
Army War College ~, Autha: Washington
RaFracks = nrinck
ntstrict Heights IS Ross Council; District
Heiehts o'rtork -
Army Mrdiral Center rs. CloVers, walter
Reed n'clott an
Anaeesttl Eagles "a nouslas c. silver
Sn,ing / n'riock
Evening star., 1928-05-13

By the Associated press.
T UNSTANTON, Norfolk Eng
land, May i2.-Seeking the
only major British golf title
l. A never won by an American. the
British womens open cham
pionship, Glenna Collett. former Ameri-
can champion, Monday launches her
third attack. For 80 years British wom-
en- successfully fought foreigners back
as they reached for the cup but last
year Mile. Simone Thion de la Chaume
of France took 1t at Newcastle. County
Down. Miss Coliett and the champion
play In the first round Monday.
Five other Americans support the
New England girls challenge to a rec
ord field OF 1853 entries. including the
French title holder and four COM
patriots. three Australians and Ger
man girl.
The Americans are Miss Madge Mil
Ter. Birmingham. Mich; Miss Elizabeth
Curtis, Clinton, Iowa; Mrs. sStewart
Haniey. Crosse Pointe Shores. Mich.
and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of
Philadelphia, British born. who has won
the British. American and Canadian
women's championships.
Although this Is Miss Collects third
entry in the British title event she has
played In 1t but once before. After los
ing To Joyce Wethered In 1928. she re-
turned for another try IN 1925, but the
championship was postponed on ac-
count OF the nationwide strike. and she
could not wait.
Joyce Wethered, who won the title
three times, has retired from champion
ship golf after mob scenes AT Troon In
1925 when she defeated Cecil Leitch at
the thirty-geventh hole. She was bat
tered and bruised by a. laundering gal
Evening star., 1928-05-13
YANk GOLFERS SEEK
MORE GLORY ABROAD
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Prcss.
SANDWICH. England. May l2.-
American golfers today left Sandwich
In the hands OF the four score COM
pctitors for the st. Georges challenge
game and moved on to seek to conquer
other golf worlds
Walter Hagen, who won the British
open championship. went to Paris to
play a special match with Aubrey
Boomer. the st. Cloud pro, with plans
to continue on a triumphant tour to
parts Of Europe where he has not
played before.
Jose Jurado, the sensational little
Argentine plans TO 60 TO America In
June and Hagen hopes 10 stage
match with him in the national open
and viii give Hagen chance TO
ayenge on his home grounds the brub-
bing Compston gave him at Moor
Park. Gene Sarazen left for home to-
day while Larry Nabholtz and Bill
MehIlorn will go to Leeds to play In
the big money tournament next week.
Silas M. Newton. John McHugh ana
Joshua Crane win 60 to Prestwick TO
prepare for the British amateur cham
pionship May 81. As the shouting and
ttrmult Of the open died away. Douglas
Grant, London resident, but Califor-
nian by birth, won the st. Georges
challenge cup with q 80 hole score
Of i46
Evening star., 1928-05-13
T01Un and Country Golf: Club Meet Tops Weeks School Card
BEST OF SOUTH ATLANTIC
TALENT TO ENTER GAMES
Annual Track and Field Events at Central Stadium
Always Highly Observation-Disclosures Will
Engage in Many Other Competitions.

r EADLTNTNG the scholastic
sporta card this week. one of
the biggest of the season, will
Il be the annual c Club track
meet in Central High School
Stadium Saturday afternoon and the
public high school championship base
ball game between those dearest Of foes,
Central and Tech, in Central Stadium
on Tuesday. Eastern and Western also
face in a title diamond game Friday.
With leading schoolboy athletes of
the District and Maryland and Virginia
entered the G. Club meet. which will
be the tenth annual renewal of the af-
fair promises to be highly attractive,
as always.
Much interest attaches to the Gen.
tral-Tech ball games, as the result prob
ably will have decided bearing on the
title. The Eastern Western ball game
also Is important.
Tomorrow, with only two events listed,
will be next to the leanest day of the
week. Western Is to visit Garrett Park.
Md, for ball game with Georgetown
Prep and Western and st. Adams are
to meet on the latter's courts in ten
mis- match.
Aside from the Tech-Central diamond
battle, three ball games. two tennis
matches and rife contest are slated
Tuesday Business nine will engage
Catholic University Freshmen at Brook
land, St Adams will entertain Dunham
School base ballers Of Baltimore on the
St. Adams diamond and Emerson will
travel to Alexandria to meet the Epis-
copal High ball club.
Tech and Central tennis teams are to
face in a public high title match and
Dewitt and GonZaga racketers are to
clash in a prep school league encounter
Eastern and Central rangers are tr
Evening star., 1928-05-13

meet at Central in public high cham
pionship rife match.
Four ball games and golf match
are scheduled Wednesday. On the da-
mond. Dewitt will meet Eastern. Gen.
trail and Catholic University will face
at Brookland, Western has an engage
ment with Georgetown University
Freshmen on the Hilltop and George
town Prep and Gonzaga are to cross
bats. Western and Friends are to try
conclusions over the golf course.
Eastern will hook up with George
town University Freshmen nine on the
Hilltop in the lone attraction carded
Thursday.
In addition to the Eastern Western
diamond clash Friday four bail game,
rifle match and tennis tilt arc
booked. On the diamond Tech an,
Georgetown Freshmen will meet at the
Hilltop. Business and st. Johns will
face. Dewitt and Catholic University
Freshmen will mix at Brookland and
Emerson will visit ManaSsa3 Va. for
brush with Swavely.
Eastern and Western are down for
public high title tennis match and
Central and Western are 20 figure in
championship rife engagement
A couple ball games and a pair OF
golf matches are listed Saturday in ad-
dition to the C Club track meet.
St. Adams will entertain its old
rival. st. Christopher School Of Rich
nond. at st. Adams, and Eastern will
face Navy Plebes at Annapolis in dia-
mond encounters. and over the golf
inks Business will hook up with Tech
in championship match and Western
will entertain woodberry Forest School
linksmen Of Orange. Va. over the Co
lumbia Country Club course.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
DOING'S GOLF CARD
IS BEST IN TOURNEY

~ HARLEs H. DOING. Jr.. won
the selected score tournament
at the Washington Golf and
~ Country Club yesterday, turn
ing in q card Of 33--S-28 Tor
fl,e nine holes chosen By the golf COM
mitfee for the event. The holes chosen
were the first, second. NTH. nlntn,
tenth. eleventh. fourteenth. sixteentn
and seventeenth. and from the total
made by each competitor on these holeS
was xlbaracted half their club handi-
T. d. Nicholson finished in q tie
with Gordon Stone for second place:
Eiehoiaou having 39-i0--29 ana
Stone scoring 34~-5--29.
A long distance record for stymes
NAV have been set in the Ben L. Fuiief :
d n. Elmore match In the Io"n ano
country Club tourney yesterday. ray
tng in the second flight, these two
Warrington golfers laid each other a
total OF six stymies and one that they
thought was a styYnie but turned out
rot In be Fuller laid five OF them and
wor. tho match 3 and e. Elmore LAID
one In the fifth. and Fuller. trying 10
eel around the ball, knocked IL In the
hole The other Elmore thought was
. styrnie proved 10 be not stymie. Tor
the balls were found less than SIX
inch9g apart when measured.
Fred Mcleod Of Columbia, Bob Bar
nett and Gene Larkin Of Chevy Chase ;ss
an uIan 10 play In pittsburgh In tne
o,,aiIfvlng round OF the open champion
sbio June II. Dave Thomson 0i WASH
ington VIII probably go TO Phiiadelpnla
while J. Monroe Hunter OF noiAh
round at Richmond.
q. l.. veerhsn, chairman OF the
to,,rna roeut subcommittee al Washing
ION has devised . queer event 10 satisfy
the golfers at the club ntxt Saturday
fired Of hearing the walls OF fellow
cl,,h members that they would have had
= fine score nut for Z or Nh o on somse
one hole. Veerhoff is going 70 run ,,,,,t' on
a medal play tournament 10 "nian
each player viii pick out MS tnree
yorss holes and take par on them all
cjub handicsps will apply.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
COLUMBIA CREW WINNER
OF CHILDS CUP REGATTA

Workers 10 their frst Chiids Cup victory
since 1928, but drove the thin cedar
shell through choppy waters at the fast
est clip witnessed on Carnegie Lake In
seven years. The winners time OF o
minutes 6 seconds for the course Of one
and three-euarters miles was only 10
seconds short Of the record Of 8:53 set
In 1921 by Hein.e Leh's famous Prince
ton eight.
Under the conditions II Is remark
able performance.
Princeton captured all four OF the
preliminary races. including the fresh
man and junior varsity contests of the
main regatta program as well as two
opening contests for substitute oarsmen.
Close to 10000 spectators crowded the
picturesque shore OF Lake Carnegie
when the varsity crews were sent away
In the final race. the twentyt-third cou-
test for the Childs Cup since 1t fifsS
was competed for in 1879.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

~ UBURBAN mines will furnish the
feature attractions on today's in
dependent sandlot base ball
~ schedule.
Headlinig the attractions in
nearby Maryland and Virginia towns
will be the Bonds Clothiers-H -Hyattsville
All Star brush at Riverdale and the
Herndon Fairlon -Cherrydale battle at
Ashburn, Va The former contest will
start at 3 O'Clock with Chase scheduled
to take the mound for the home team.
The latter contest will also begin at 3
o'clock. Keen rivalry exists between
the Virginia clubs.
Allied Roofers will be the attraction
at Mount Rainier as opponents OF the
home town club at 3 o'clock. Bellman,
Gerhardt and Mcmahon are ready to
start on the mound for the Mounts.
Seat Pleasant Firemen viii stage
their second game Of the season at
home with Senator A. c. nine as the
attraction. Manager Sheriff requests
the firemen bali tosscrs to report at :
o'clock.
Silver Spring-Kensington and Bal
ston. Va. mines are carded to meet at
3 o'clock at Balston. Brook Grubb S
players viii report ct 1880 O'Clock at
silver Snring drug store.
Dixie Pig A. c. of Bladensburg will
meet Try-Me nine at 3 o'clock at
Dixie Park. Thomas or Adair will hurl
for the Barbecue nine. Rennie, Deaver,
Ruppard, Barnes. Watts, Lyles, Selby
Lofman. Thomas. Adair, Baldwin. An
derson. Waldrop and Heard compose
the Dixie nine. Call HyattSyille 1911
for games with Dixie Pigs,
White Haven A. C., viii meet Triangle
at 81
Md. diamond. Brodt's. Inc. diamond
ers viii Journey to Indian Head for a
contest. players meeting. at II O'Clock.
at 100 G street southeast
Hess A. c. will be the attraction at La
Plata against the Charles County seat
team at O'Clock Red Sox are due to
iOurnev to Clinton. Md, TO meet SUI
rattsvills at ! o'clock,
Hyattsville Comets are TO meet Brent
wood Flvhawks at 3 O'Clock on Hyatts-
vile High field.
Liberty A. c. and Isherwoods are to
clash in one OF the local feature attrac-
tions. at 5 o'clock. on Iowa avenue
Fairgrounds Libertys want game for
Nav 81. Call Pop Kremb at Columbia
4l6S-J after o'clock.
Takema Tigers and Har,fordS are to,
battle at } O'Clock on Silver Spring dia-
mond.
Union Printers will engage AnacoStia
Eagle tossers at ) o'clock on Fairlawn
diamond, Printers will meet az
O'Clock at the TimeS-Herald Building,
Cardinal A. G. of Alexandria wants a
game today and next week on foreign
soil, Call Alexandria ALPS before
1880 o'clock today.
Rerwyn Orioles. who defeated Corby
Bakers yesterday at Berwyn. lS TO ).
want games with senior mines. Call
Berwyn S7-W after o'clock.
Llonels are booked to play De Luxe
nine ON No, J Monument lot this after
noon.
Columbia Heights Midgets are to
clash with Piecadilly toSSerS a. so
o'clock on sixteenth street reservoir
diamond Heights players will report
at 10 o'clock at Tenth street and Spring
road.
Two garaes are scheduled fer Ana
costa Eagle MidgetS on FaiglaNn dia-
mend, starting at IL o'clock,
Boys Rand Insects hammered ont
3A-to-6 win over Orioles yesterday III
a 6-tnning fray.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
FIRST ARLINGTON COUNTY
TITLE TRACK MEET MAY 80

respective schedules during the coming
week with each OUTFIT billed for action
in two attractions.
The diamond squad will entertain
Emerson Institute OF Washington Tues
dav on Hoxton Field at $40 O'Clock
and on Saturday will close It's program
with woodberry Forest School at
Orange, Va.
The tennis team viii play the Uni
yersity Of Maryland Freshmen at Col
iege Park Tuesday and will accompany
the base ball team 10 Woodberry Forest
for its final Saturday.
George Masen Nigh Schools base
ball team will so to Charlotte Hall, Md.
May 80 for game with Charlotte Hall
School.
Columbia Engine Company of the
Alexandria Fire Department viii try for
Its fourth straight victory tomorrow
afternoon. meeting the Mount Pleas
ant Athletic Club Of washington on
Hayden Field at o'clock.
ST. Mary's Boys Club, a junior and
senior class nine. Is seeking games
through Its manager, Joe MeDefmott'
Manager Lawrence Padgett of Alex
andria Police Department. has arranged
games with the Valiant knights Class
OF the First Baptist Church Tuesday,
and the third and deciding game OF the
series with Alexandria Gazette Friday
Roth games will take place In Dread
naucht Park at pm.