Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-26
GAME IS FEATURE
OF HEIGHTS OUTING.
Georgia Avenue Business
Men Win Contest--More
Than 1000 Attend.

Approximately 1000 men, women and
children yesterday attended the fourth
annual outing Of the Columbia Heights
Business Mems Association. held jointly
with the first annual outing OF the
Georgia Avenue Business Mems Asso-
citation yesterday at Marshall Hall.
Members of the five citizens asSocia-
tons in the territory of the two busi-
ness organizations were guests.
Many business houses on Fourteenth
street and Georgia avenue we're closed
during the afternoon to permit their
employees to join In the outing. Throw
ing business cares to the winds Tor the
time. the great gathering enjoyed day
Of sports and athletic contests. a fea-
ttre OF which was closely-fought base
ball game between teams of the two
business associations.
Five-Inning Game.
The game was won by the Georgia
avenue team, with score of 9 to Z,
when the game was called at the close
of five innings. The prize was a silver
loving cup donated by Frederick Luz
ders, 1903 Georgia avenue. Members of
the winning team Were: r. l.. Shriner.
catcher: H. Reid, pitcher: j. Minoux,
first base; j. Denekas, second base. C..
W. Sigworth, shortStop: Carl HAZelberg.
third base; William Widmayer, left field !:
Charles Widmayer, center field. and AL
len Haight, right field. Members of the
Columbia Heights team were: d. Hart
sail. catcher: william Snellenburg, left
field: w. F. Dismer, center field; 2. A.
Levitan, shortStop; II. G. Phillips, seq
ond base; E. c. Mattingiy, first base
r. l.. Bradburn. third base; C. S.
Youngblood, right field, and II. Somaeh.
pitcher
Winners in the athletic ,eyents were:
100-yard dash for boys under II
avenue northwest: second, A. Lapatin.
28l9 Fourteenth street northwest.
l0-yard dash for girls under Is years
First. ". Sinnls, 1920 Park road
/. northwest; second, r. Basso, 500
Princeton place northwest third, G.
Jacobs, Alexandria Va.
100-yard dash for girls more than 16
years old-First, M. BergeSon Ballston,
Va: second, M. Mifm. 27l5 Fourteenth
street northwest: third, Florence EN-
mons. Hume Spring. Alexandria. Va.
l00-yard dash for boys under I6
years-FirSt. j. BasSo, 806 Princeton
place northwest; second j. Pesce. 9t2
Spring road northwest; third, George
r1uLsk, 6TeutWOOQ, Mo.
l00-yard dash for boys more than l6
years-First, H. Reid, T03 Quincy street
northwest: second. j. ShepIin, 3439
lakewood terrace northwest: third Dave
Wallace. 4l6 Kenyon street northwest.
Women's 50-yard dash--First, Mrs
B. A. Levitan. 2010 Klingle road north
west; second. Mrs. J. Shevlin 3439 Oak
wook terrace northwest: third. Mrs. K
Williams, 1881 Fourteenth street north
west.
Fat Men Compete.
Fat mems race. 100 yards-First race
tie; first, Lou Gotlefb. Hahn's; Sec
ond. ii. M. Welsh. 5lS Varnum street
northwest: third, E. II. Hanson, 361s
Eleventh street northwest.
Boys broad jump-First. A. Lapatin
2Sl9 Fourteenth street northwest: Sec
ond,. E. Minoux. 1915 Georgia avenue
northwest; third l.. Somers, 1914 Thir-
ty-fourth street northwest.
Mrs. E. CHASER, 1915 Park road north
west, was winner OF the rolling pin
throwing contest. Second place was
| taken by Mrs. II. w. Somach. III Co.
lumbia road northwest, and third place
Dy Mrs. j. Shevlin. 3439 Oakwood ter
race northwest. The winners OF the
| marshmallow eating rase was Mrs. 3.
| q. LeFltan, In the wornan's race and
Thomas Androus, who donated the
marshmallows and bag of nuts and
candy for each person attending,
The general committees in charge of
the outing were:
Columbia Heights - B. A. Leyitan.
chairman; William Sneilenburg. Don Z.
Gerow. Z. L. Hord. G. s. Daniel A. n,
Androus, r. Wallace. w. +. Dismer. w.
q Scott, J. Ofano. F. ]. Sobotka. A. T..
Taylor. M Blumenfeld, Mrs. u. r.
Waters. A. r. Bradhurn.
Georgia avenue - Walter d. Beiler
chairman; M. r. Vollmer, H. Mason
Welsh, Theodore Denekas. William
Widmayer, A. p. Bovello, c. w. Sig
worth and John HamilI.
The athletic committees were: CO.
lunlbia Heights--W. F.. Dismer. chair
man; A. T. Androus. John r.. Bradburn
Derwin Hartstall, Fl. G. Phillips and
Albert L. Taylor. Georgia avenue--H
Mason Welsh. chairman; C. w. Sig
worth. A. p. Bovello and Josephson i.
Stephenson. Prizes for all events were
donated by the business men of the
two sections.