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Evening star., 1928-12-23
HAVANA RESULTS

ing; for ss,year. .olds and shasta Flap
Per Wishine hoo tobe ion to l. to
ters), 2 to S. Time. i:46ss. Also ran. Tribe
Col: Toka, Monarchist. Gen. Ginockio and
Second race: sig furlongs; purse. $500;
claiming; eI, ming for S-yearr-olds and up-:Romp.
Dance, il5 tduerral. = to TO-, to 3: Dolly
p'nnbar. Pun lo7 ,Ggynne1: to s; Time. J o7.
Third race: sh furlongs; purse. $500;
% clydella M i6s i6ssnfyi kynisht. to 70 to % s. s:
psn Gs rsn sans S SHASTA @
Butte. Chesterbrook, Forefather and Two
Fourth races: 5Ha furlongs; purse. $500;
claiming; for 3-year-olds and up-Compli-
cation; lg1 M; Meyer a, 10 to l. to l.
tS s. Time, 1:o7ay. Also ran, ran Daniel +.
Anthony' ir;; Best Spade. Jane G. sucrose.
and Pock lns fvSt Spoe' Lure OF ooio' Fchiork
FIT Flith Iaee: S% turlonss: purse, $500; the
RSxa Pa CLAIMING Rses S T
even. 2 to S; Paragraph. los lGuerral. Z
to. 10. to s.. Bramstar. 1903 q. Hardy.
Baby Garm. Nat Evans, N Apostle and Andre
sixth T. race; miles; purse $500 9 elai% ,0s
eSlsnf, eottsn S TO- Z Thrst r Afsy bs i5s
Apopks.. Drama. croissantanis., Provost and
s,s;5s Seventh rae race: u miles purse; ~ ss9Sii e2Si
sDeedy Pr Prince. s, ios tRushes,. s. e 70 5. t 70 s.
s Gem saSs H. Ts Bast
and Yellow and Crossword.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
POLO THRIVES
HERE in 1928

Though no tournament was conduct
ed in the Spring fine high and low
goal competitions were put on IN the
Fall as the feature of an interesting
polo season here.
Mallet wielders representing the
I'd Corps Area of Governors
Island, N. Y, brough: two colorful
teams to the tournamen5 and they were
victorious in both the high and low
goal play. Large crowds witnessed the
tournament matches in which teams
from Fort Mycr. Csnip Humphreys and
Maryland Poo CiIo of Baltimore took
part in addition to several from the
War Department and the I'd Corps
outfits.
A ga triumph over War Department
Whites gave the I'd Corps Area
team victory in the high-goal tourna-
ment and 1877 win over War De-
partment Blues carried the %
Corps Area combination to the title in
the low-goal competition.
During the season matches were
staged Tuesdays, Thursdays ard Satur-
days on the Potomac Park oval and
were witnessed py an increasing num-
ber of fans who found the dashing
game attractive Most of these contests
were among combinations from the
War Department and Fort Myer, but
Loudoun- -FauGuie- Polo Association lid
ers came here in June for a series of
matches, losing to War Whites and
War Blues. but conuuering Sd Cav
airy riders ot Fort Myer. Maryland
Polo Club tw.cs defeated War Depart
ment malletn,en at Baltimore.
Col. Nelson E. MargettS, who, besides
being one of he most colorful players
ever seen here, was one of the most
active in the promotion of the game.
was transferred to other duty early in
the year aid ,he passing of this vet
eran player was regretted alike b.
players and spectators.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
SANDLOT TOSSERS
FACE A BUSY WEEK
Community Center Loop Has
Four Contests Carded.
Eagles Play Today.

Four games are scheduled in the
Community Center Basket Ball League
this week.
Potomac Boat Club tossers who are
heading the flag race with two wins in
as many starts, will engage Mount Ver-
mons Wednesday night at o'clock in
Central High gym.
Two matches are scheduled Friday
night. Petworth Nets will meet Ma
toinal Publishing Co. courtmen at 9
o'clock ON Mcfarland Junior High
floor, and Tremonts, who have re-
placed Hartman & Co. quint in the
who have won their only league start,
in Eastern High gym at 9 o'clock.
Skinker Bros. Eagles, who as the
AnacoStia Eagles, last season won the
District unlimited class basket ball title,
will engage Hartman & Co.'S fast quint
this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the Con-
greSS Heights Auditorium.
Potomac Boat Club and w. H. West
Co. fives will face in a preliminary at
2 o'clock.
Peck Memorial senior. junior and
insect class quintS all are after more
games. The senior and junior teams
especially want to book game New
Year day afternoon. Challenges for all
the Peck teams will be received at
Potomac 4270 after pm.
Contests are sought by Senator
Flashes with teams in the 130-pound
class having gyms. Call Manager Jar
Wis at Columbia 5462 between $50 and
6 pm.
Red Shields face three hard court
games this week. This afternoon they
meet Phoenix A. G. at 2 o'clock in Noel
House gym, Thursday night they en-
gage the HyattSville National Guards
men at o'clock in the armory in the
Maryland town, and Saturday they will
hook up with the Marines at barracks
here.
Eddie Geraci is listing games for
Miller's Collegians, 135-pound class five,
with teams having floor Geraci may
be reached at Potomac 6303 between
5 and $50 pm.
Wednesday and Friday games with
outfits having gyms are sought by
Schultz A. C. quint. Call Manager
Scanlon at National 1922 after pm.
Wilson A. C. is booking games with
135-140-pound teams having gyms.
Manager Hayes is handling challenges
at Lincoln 6895.
Games with 130-145-pound teams
having floors are sought by Boys Club
Whirlwinds. Call Manager Bruder at
Lincoln $3.50.
Yellow Jackets, newly organized quint
composed of former scholastic players
are seeking matches with 135-pound
teams having gyms. Call North 5227-J.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Rosa MULpoe- LORRAINE GULLI- A pvlLLE EbEpsoLE-
YOUTHFUL LINkSMAN
LEADS IN BIG EVENT

BY the Associated Press
AVALON, Santa Catalina Island,
Calf, December 22.-Norton Smith
young Joplin, Mo-. pro, today continued
his brilliant golfing pace of yesterday,
to lead the $4,000 Santa Catalina Island
open field into the final 36 holes of
play. At the 36-hole mark Smith had
a card of 63-58-121, three strokes
ahead of his nearest rival.
Among those who failed to qualify
for the final 36-hole drive were: Mel
Smith of Portland Greg, 72-71-143;
Dewey Weber, Chicago. 75-69-144;
Jim Martucci. Teterboro, N. j., 69-77-
146, and Earl Diehl, Erie, Pa, 73-73-
146.
Among those who qualified, and their
cards were:
Horton Smith, Joplin. Mo. ss-ss-121
Henry Cuici, Bridgeport, Conn, 62-62-
Harry Goopers: Buffalo, si.s4Ml25. ;15.
Bob Bob shave, HStS Aurora, ense1: ill.,. sa@s5Hias.
J. OConnor, Lake George, N. Y, 65-63-
Billy Burke. Port Chester. N. Y. ss-s2-
r, H. Cotton, London, England, s7-ss-
Pf1 E,v,n1.. Wiams cni.sso Esw Ys5k ssisS ssssi'0
John i Golden Golden. Paterson. isS mn n J.. 6sOs4@1a2.
Joe Ear. Waco. Tex. 66-67-i33.
Tony Longo, Mount Vernon, N. Y, 6S-68-
T. S. Miner, New Burn. N. C.. 71-s2-l3s
Tom Raklets, YOUNGSTOWN Ohio, 66-6T-
Leonard schumutte, Lima, Ohio, e6-67-
1873.
Roland Hancock, williamsport, N. c.,
T-63-i34
Tony Manero. ElmstOrd; n Z, z ss,e5.la4. g s;
Craig Wood New York 72-63-l35.
Frank Walsh, Appleton, Wis. 62-73-l35.
Frank Gallett. Wisconsin. 69-66-l35.
Ed Gayer. Chcago. 70--67--l37.
Ralph Kingsrud, Fargo, N. OAK, 65-72-
Clark Hamilton. Denver, 6e--ss-137
Evening star., 1928-12-23
Record Entry List The Star Tournament 1923 Banner Year for
MANY RECORDS BROKEN;
INTERCITY ROLLING GAINS
More Than 100 Ne,U Alleys Opened In,
and around District WhdIen
and Irene Mischou Ranking Stars.

Webb topped the King Pin bowlers.
Webb defeated Fischer in the roll-off.
but Fischer and Paul Harrison defeated
Webb and Weideman. Lindstrom cop
ped honors in the Agriculture Depart
ment sweepstakes and Whalley won
similar honor in the Prince Georges
County sweepstakes.
Simmons of Patent Office topped q
large field in the all-Government sweep
stakes. B. Gleason was the winner in
the Southern Railways Clerks sweep
stakes. and A. c. Rodrick copped the
big prize IN The Evening Star Club
sweepstakes. w. Meyer was the first
winner in Red Megaw's dub sweep
stakes.
Glenn Wolstenholme retained his title
as unofficial champion" by defeating
Make Rosenberg. 621 to $50. Wesley
Miltner of Pentaphia team rolled 400 to
capture the Shah Cup, coveted trophy
of Masonic League.
Charley Phillips established himself
as the outstanding bowler of the year
when he made a new District set of
458, including 180 game. His game
mark failed to reach the big score hung
up by Howard Ryon of Naval team in
Masonic League. Ryon totaled 100 for
10 boxes for new District record.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
JEFFERSON PARK RESULTS

First race: IL. miles; purse. $1,000; claim
ing; for 3-year- -olds and up-The Major, ll2
IF. Moonl. s6.40 s420. $3.50; Jim Banola.
10 81. II Root $3.50; $500; watchful liz
sachsnan Batteshot t Gmf iano Bah sFss Tos
canelli, Culpepper, Many Flaws, Juniors
Second race:, 6 furlongs; purse: $1,000;
M sioao tOr s4so AZ sen Seth rs
(Depremal. $3.50. So Eloise. 1902 Convey.
S4.20. Time. lis. Padona, Tannic. Voshell
Minerealogist, Watch Onn. Maurice, Rain
Third race: s furlongs; purse. $1,000; the
Alexandria. for -olds--Minotaur, liz
1,o t1SGiaanallonD. $l2s $72o; Upset Lad g
Sea Bright. Grand Prince, Butter John and
Strong Tackle also ran.
A. Fourth race: fullongs; purse. $1,000;
Pde ri oafEss rs Lsssnd Hsnae6p for o al o
Slip, 1o7 Deprema), $3.50. $40; Marconi.
liz (Workman). So. Time. l:l41s. McTin-
kle. Hot Time and Letalone also ran.
Fifth race: | mile; purse, s1.5oo; the Blen:
ys hsndsaS ST all sasG 1SsSSa4Sa Hassa S
(Seabo), $3.50. So 80; Sea Rocket. I09 Gey-
land). $500. Time 14lN Macedon. Peter
Peter; Pete j. Fred As Tumon and Lincoln Plaut
Sixth race: liz miles; purse. $1,000: claim
ing; for S-year-oldS and upward d-Finland,
III III J9nes1 S7so 34e 81 Ssshful BeaH'
Standard Bearer, Cruelty and Copper Shine
seventh race; IA miles; purse. $1,000;
yillager, -107 (shropshire1. $40. 81, Ss2O;
Edward Gray. 1903 tCavens). SIT 80. sl2.80;
Helene E.. 100 IJonesl; $3.50. Time. 2:10.
Dividend. Royal Pennant, Miss Meise and
GoulaSh also ran.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
DISTRICT PINMEN
LOSE AT BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md, December o.
BY 200 pins the Convention Hall bowl
ers of Washington were turned back by
Cashmyer's All Stars on the latter's
alleys at Catonsville tonight. The final
score was 1897 to 1888.
Local duckpinners took the lead in
the first of the five games and never
were headed. District bowlers, however,
did manage to annex two of the quintet,
the second by 26 pins and the third by
mere /.
Visiting wood spillers were far from
being in their usual good form. With
a 578, Whalen was high man for them.
TO Cassidy and Miller went the
laurels for the victors, the former turn
ing $40 and the latter $50. Blakeney
of the locals rolled the highest for a
single game, 162.
Scores:
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

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Esss Essa 1G5 &ssssa5s s:stS
Kaiiko. cacuqyem. weathervane. Jolly Boy
elaSSs "a f ts9nsi sna eai;f 'ses
dss ack III ,oS ScrifShsd Saer sssS TSe
Winslow War Bells. Cobra also ran: ,7oo.
lS; so s3 s%scI,SR 60 SSsepRSR RsH
los (Brisham}. ss4O. Time: 1895; Nacomess' nss
the FRANCISCAN; Wynnewooda Buddy ufId rsn CLARK
Fourth race. 51s furlonss; purse, $500; $500
slamns SF 1ss s0 sns s,sSS TSa
o'GOld; 100 Douglas ssSS Time. eanSos I;S5ss.
Blue Cedar. Our Dan. Cuevas' Renbard'
Crispie Seth also @ ran; ,ur.. cam. claim
ssE % IL Sfitsssid RI a. Tsso ss SS1 ss2
e fiS 700 Aen, issErt $500 Zine 1G7s. bread
moor, Realist. Cry Baby, Kingman, Cellini'
''sisan Sixth rses: ace? IL furlOngs; purse. $1,000.
claiming hapdcap 1Gr % sso
1CritchfeldI, $50. Time l:l2ss. Marmary,
Julie H. Firth OF Tay. Sea Grave Famine
seventh race: Clubhouse course purse.
$700; claiming; for 3-year-olds and up
Bardald, 1O6 (Trimble), $34.S0. s.. go. s9 20:
Shasta Monk. i0S iParmaee) $50 Ti13s S4;So'
1:472s High Card. Sawday. Maryland,
Catesby, Marguerite and Whit also ran.
Eighth racei / .s miles; purse. $500; claim, N,
(Wolfe), $3.50, S440, s4:. Elmer H.. 10S
!Dunlapl; S2l:4o. s1Sso; Cloud Aeceierator.
Seth. Merry Chase, Proclaimer, Tippety
Witchet, Nose Dive, Bryn Dear, Alma also
Evening star., 1928-12-23

Ineina ring, Lillian OBrlen, MyrClc
Harty. Helen Anderson. Gwen Williams,
Cora E. Perkins Dorothy Baier. Agnes
Fleishell, Mabel Mowatt. Francis Trail
and Vester Tanner of Western Union
Ladies' League
Margaret Miltner. Ladies District
League: Mildred V. Jensen, Washing
ton Ladies League; Ruth OFeil. Mar
garet Sullivan, Tillie Bloom, Mrs
Charles C. Lanhardt, Winifred Hiscr,
Helen Hiser. Mary Walsh, Caroline
Hiser, Mrs. Mary Eaton and Mrs.
Mabel Hiser, all of Prince Georges
County Women's League.
Men.
Guy Sutton, George A. Ford, John
S. Blick. Harry K Burtner, Benjamin
NJ Barker, Bankers League; B. r.
Cady, East Washington Church League;
Jack Ulrich, Masonic League; G. r.
Hartman, Second Assistant Postmaster
Generals League; Edwin B. Duvall,
William Leslie Alsop, Yorin H. Ar
niger. Odd Fellows League; Thomas H.
Mullenberg A. K. Staley and Herbert
Reicholt. Lutheran League.
William w. Ward, Jack Stuart,
George G. Miller. Ralph F. Andrews,
Cecil Aylor, Hugh j. Crawley. George
D. 1liluodSS WAA-
liam Hoberts, Raymond r. Votes and
Hugh F. Crawley, all of Mount Rainier
Recreation League.
Robert E. Rawlings, Ken Schroyer,
Bankers League; Joseph E. Overend,
Holy Comforter; l.. D. Hayes. T. B.
White, Harold G. Malone, Business
Mems League; Sidney G. Tobias, Beli
McAlwee, John F. Davis, jr., Plumb
ing Industry League; william S. Cox
and George j. Cort, Plumbing Industry
League; Wesley H. Miltner. Commerce
League, and P. l.. Patrick, Nautical
League.
E. S. BilIhimer, o. N. Kolouist,
Dutch Newman Thomas Walker. Irvine
Billhimer, Perce Elicit and Bradley
Mandley, District League; William
zier, Navy Yard League; Harry zier.
Henry F. Pierson, Edward Kessler and
William C. Gartrell, Prince Georges
County League; E. H. Brian. S. Simon,
L. Price and G. Murphy, Government
Printing Office League.
C. G. Myers, c. L. Howell. H. NJ
Cochrane, M. r. Loafman, Robert E.
T. Osgood, c. & p Telephone Co.
League; Arthur j. Pepin and William
p. Restorff, Bankers League.
Alvin U. Smith, Charles Orpin, c. c.
Shipton, Paul May and Walter D. Mid
dlekauf of Income Tax League: Arthur
j. Council, William Roy Clark. Howard
Stoughton, president of Intercollegiate
Alumni League: Glenn Wolstenholn1e,
AL Work
George A. Guide, Charles W. Miller,
Charles w. Miller, jr; Paul Dutton,
Richard Crandall. John Joy, Judson
GUIDE, Horace Snowden. Thomas Belt,
Leroy Irott, Allen Knight, Oscar Hiser
and Charles c. Lanhardt, all of Prince
Georges County League.
Evening star., 1928-12-23


committees will draft final plans for
the affair and a complete schedule for
, the eight nights of the tournament
All entries in the hands of the COM
nittee by IL O'Clock last night will be
scheduled, and complete program for
tourney will be published in all editions
Of The Evening Star tomorrow.
No More to Come In.
Only those entries received at the
time the books closed last night will be
. considered and scheduled today. There
will be no extension for late entries.
Those not filed before IL o'clock last
night will be returned.
j. William Wood, manager of the
Lucky Strike alleys, will supervise work
Of conditioning alleys on the first foor
Of his establishment where the tourna-
naent will be held. The drives, although
comparatively new, will be completely
overhauled. New pins will be used on
each drive during the tourney.
Elaborate decorations for the Lucky
Strike establishment are promised by
Manager Wood. He plans to surpaSs
all previous events in the way of at
tractive settings. Arrangements are be-
ing made to accommodate large num-
bers of spectators at the tourney each
night.
Among the late entrants are many
from suburban towns. Prince Georges
County and Bethesda leagues are we'll
represented. Several additional entries
came from Silver Spring. j. Donald
3Sevius of University of Maryland Fra
ternity League, is the lone representa-
tive from College Park.
Two old-timers were added to the list.
Pop Michaud and Harry Carroll, the
latter supervisor of the Recreation,
Grand Central and Coliseum drives,
could not resist the call to tournament
competition. Pop, despite his years,
can more than hold his own over the
five-game route with many of the clever
youngsters. Carroll plans to give John
Blick, Bill Wood, Lonnie KrausS, Pop
HALEY, AL Gardner and other alley
heads a battle for honors.
John PapaS' Curb Cafe teams of the
District and Northeast Leagues are in
line. These teams include such stars
as Paul and Joe Harrison, j. Henry
Hiser, John Welsh, Make Rosenberg,
Able Clark, Ed Behrle and Paul Bryant.
Al Work, Glenn Wolstenholme and Hap
Burtner of Convention Hall team, were
also among the late entrants.
Some Late Entrants.
Included among the entries were
those of the following:
Women.
Millicent Russell, Mabel Williams and
1auline Ford, District League; Bertha
Moore, Jessie Blakeney, Melva Doyle,
stacy Medders, Ella Hildebrand, Bertha
Nichols and Lillian Cullen, Rebekah
League; Virginia Yarnen and Elaine
Palmer, District League.
Anna Burkhalter, Mrs. C. Sauter,
Evening star., 1928-12-23
COMPANY F BASKETERS
IN TWO GAMES TODAY

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December "a
Regular and reserve teams of Company
F, National Guard of Hyattsville, have
booked sturdy basket ball opponents
tomorrow afternoon in the armory here.
1t will be the second Sunday card of
the season here.
First stringers of Company F will
entertain Hoffman Clothiers of Ale%-
andria in the big game at 3 o'clock
and the Soldier reserves will face Bcr-
wyn A. c. at o'clock in the prelim-
mary.
Company F's big team will meet Red
Shields of Washington here Thursday
night. There will be no game here
Monday night.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
MILTNERS LEADING
IN MIXED ROLLING

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Miltner took the
lead in the John s. Blick man and wife
bowling tournament when they totaled
$50 for the first three-game block at
Convention Hall last night. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Fischer we're second with
638 and Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Bradburn
were third with GIG.
AL Fischer rolled the highest single
game, getting 146 in the final.
The second and last three-game block
will be rolled at Arcadia next Satur-
Gay night.
Last nights scores:
Evening star., 1928-12-23
BOWLERS TIED
FOR COUNTY LOOP LEAD

HYATTSVILLE, Md, December 22.-
Sweeping their machines. University
Park and Co-eds. who are tied for the
lead in the Prince Georges County
Ladies Duckpin League race, kept pace
during the week
University Park cleaned up with
Arcades and Co-eds grabbed trio
from Hilltoppers. Lucky Strikes sur
priSed Berwyn by taking game and
Triangles lost three 20 Dixie Pig.
Mohicans and Birmingham idled.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
CENTRAL Defeated
BYYORK BASKETERS

YORK, Pa, December 22.-York High
scored last-minute basket ball victory
over Washington Central High here to-
night. 81 to II. Myers. York forward,
broke tie that had existed at II all
for about minutes of the final quarter.
The Central team outplayed and out
passed the Orange and Blue all through
the game, but fouled too frequently
when York took to its fast running Of
fensive. The margin of victory really
came from the free throw line where
York outscored its opponent, 9 to 8.
Besides scoring the winning goal,
Myers contributed to his teams victory
by holding Capt. Fisher of Central
scoreless in the second half, after that
star had scored nine of his teams IL
points in the opening half.
Tho CORE.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
SHACkELFORD LEADS
BOWLING QUALIFIERS

John Shackelford, with a best ten
game total of 1909, tops the qualifying
scorers in the sixth annual elimination
duckpin tournament which will COM
mence on Wednesday, December 26. at
King Pin. No. alleys, Fourteenth and
Monroe streets.
The qualifying period closes at mid
night of Christmas day and the follow
ing standings may be materially changed
before the finals commence the next
evening.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
HAMPTON NOW LEADING
AT POCKET BILLIARDS

Wade Hampton, with three wins in
as many starts, has taken the lead in
the handicap pocket billiard tourna-
nent which is under way at the King
Pin billiard parlors, Fourteenth and
Monroe streets. Andrews is second with
two wins and no defeats. while the
high-run record of 20 made by Lynn
Fellows has not been beaten. standings
follow:
Evening star., 1928-12-23
fReferee--Mr. Joynes
GEORGETOWN BOWLERS
DRUB BETHESDA PINMEN

Sam Benson's Georgetown All-Stars
Aook the measure of Henry Hiser's Be-
tfesda, Md, All-Stars by ISL pins last
night on Georgetown Recreation drives.
! II was the first half of a home-and-
home series The home club scored a
total of 2,724 pins to 2,573 for the
Marylanders
Young, with a set of SIT, was the
Winner's star.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
D. C. GIRL BOWLERS WIN
ON LEAD OF LAST WEEK

Although they bowed to Arlington
Girls of Baltimore a. Arcadia last night,
l,431 to 1871, Convention Hall team of
Ladies District League won the 10
game match by a 27-pin margin.
The local team won at Baltimore last
week by 88 pins and dropped the de-
cision last night by 81.
Disney Of the visitors was high scorer
last night with a 297 set. Scores:
4
Evening star., 1928-12-23
FARLEE AND WHITFORD
GRAB DOUBLES HONORS

Farlee and Whitford topped the
teams in The Evening Star doubles
tournament, held at Convention Hall,
with a SIS set for three games. Whit
ford led the individuals with 33l set.
j. Weidman and Elicit. Farlee and
Wl1itford and Jacobs and Quinn won
high game prizes.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
TO FIGHT HUNTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, December % up.
Jock Malone, st. Paul middleweight,
who still ranks with the best In the
business. and Esten Hunter OF Sacra-
mento have been matched for a To-
round afternoon bout at Reno, New,
New Year day. A
Evening star., 1928-12-23
NOUNT VERNON FIVE
| RETAINS LOOP LEAD

Mount Vernon M. E. tossers, league
leaders, squeezed out 1920 triumph
dser United Brethren last night in the
most interesting game played in the
Sunday School at Central Y. M. C.. A.
Barker, winning center, came through
adth five points in the closing minutes
. carry his team to victory.
In other matches Pctworth M. E.
team overcame Trinity M. E., 81 to
; Il, and st. Paul's Lutheran routed
Hanline M. E., 81 to TO-
Evening star., 1928-12-23
GIANTS SELL RYAN.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, December % up.
Announcement has been made that
Rosy Ryan, New York Giants pitcher,
has been purchased by the Milwaukee
club of the American Association. The
Purchase price was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
CALVARY BAPTIST BALL
TEAM IN EASY VICTORY

Calvary M E. tossers routed Battery
B of Fort Myer, so to %, last night
in the Calvary gym. Bartlett and
Davidson led the attack of the winners
who got off to an early lead and were
never headed
Evening star., 1928-12-23
PECK MEMORIAL TEAM
BEATS SOLDIER TOSSERS

Peck Memorial basketeers drubbed
Headquarters Company courtment, 81
to IS, last night in Peck Memorials
gym.
H. c. Tucker and DowneS were high
scorers for the victors.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
HOFFMAN QUINT SCORES
OVER C0LLEGIANS, 1928

ALEXANDRIA, December 22.-Hoff-
mon ClothicrS defeated knights Col
legians, 81 to %, in a basket ball game
tonight in the armory here. Cronin
led the winners attack with IA points.
The score:
Evening star., 1928-12-23
ERB QUITS AS COACH.

MOSCOW, Idaho. December % tP,.
Charles Erb, foot ball coach and ath-
letic director of the University of Idaho
r. j. Kelly.
Evening star., 1928-12-23
FIELD MORE THAN 1000
FOR GREATEST SINGLES
EVENT ON ID. C.. DRIVES
= Washington, Nearby Maryland and Virginia Duckpin
:. DevOtees Will Fill 8Night Program Starting
MISUNDERSTANDING Out Tomorrow.

RECORD tournament Evening
individual duckpn championship meet to be started Wednes-
vary will be- When the lists closed at IL o'clock last night
than 1000 duckpinnerS this
nearby Maryland Virginia many
rich prizes that will
No singles tournament held before
500 competition character
Quoted by the Washington City Duckpn Association
had entry list oang slightly
event.
preliminary check of the
least $50 of the contestants in the tournament that will be boWed
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