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ANNUAL JOURNEYS
START TOMORROW
Strong Visiting Teams to Vie
With Washington Fours
for Honors.

Wv YITH teams entered from this
n city. Baltimore. various Vir-
NV .ginia points and Governors
Island, N. Y, the annual
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va. October
6.-The Potomac and Shenandoah Riv-
ers were clear this evening.
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win Make Great Champion.

Leo VII make a great champion and
his flrst major title may steady him
DOWN. He always has been great golf
er, one Of the best of tfls potential
champions, but somehow he seemed to
lack in other years the finishing punch
to win this championship. Now he ap-
pears TO have 1t and he will be hard 10
beat.
Here are the complete cards of the
6nalists with pr for the course.
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DEFEATS ESP|NOSA,
6AND 5, FOR TITLE
Leo's Steadiness Gives Him
Victory Over the Weak
Putting Chicagoan.
BY WALTER Il. McCALLUM.

~ ALTIMORE, October Cleo
Diegel, the jumping jack of golf
and the straightest driver IN
L. America, is the new professional
,.ao&ota ,1lov hing The IRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

Clinton A. G. will entertain Phoenix
A. c., of Washington. on the Clinton
diamond this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

Totals IS 10 81 Is Totals SO 81 Is
'Batted for Bell in ninth inning
fBatted for Southworth in ninth inning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-07

A dance will be given by the Mard-
fe.dt A. c. foot ball team next Saturday
evening In Bluebird Hall, Mount
Rainier.
Evening star., 1928-06-06

PAINTING, interior ana exterior lowest
ngiceS, hast materials, also reof paiattnS
FRANK O'RFtan. CleN AHAA
Evening star., 1928-06-06
i. S. Is Likely to Lose DecathIon Title
.SANDE WILL RETIRE
AT END OF SEASON

Dy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Earl Sande.
long considered one of the greatest OF
American Jockeys, will be ready to re-
tire when the 1928 season has closed.
The task of taking off weight has be-
come danger to his health, Sande
believes. he plans to finish his engage
ments for this season and then quit
the game. There is possibility. how
ever that he will go to France to ride
for Joseph f. Widener, who maintains
a stable there. Sande now Is under
contract to Widener and the fact that
Jockeys ride at higher weights in Europe
may influence him to make his retire.
ment effective only so far as 1t concerns
American tracks. Sande himselfi how
ever. is not exactly sure Of just what he
will do.
He returned to America after trip
abroad early this year and has been
riding in the East with only indifferent
success. His European trip was made
shortly after he had been suspended by
the Maryland Racing Commission for
the alleged fouling of Reign Count.
favorite in the Pimlico Futurity OF 1927,
He was reinStated by the MARYLAND
body this year.
During his career of ten years or
more, Sande has had the leg up on
many of this country's greatest horses,
including Zev, Grey Lag, Mad Play, Sir
Barton. Cudgel, Mad Halter, Chance
Shot and Flying Ebony Sande had the
mount on zev in that great horses
match races against PapyruS and in
Memoriam.
Sande scored two victories in the
Kentucky Derby, on Zev in 1928 and
on Flying Ebony two years later. He
also has won the Belmont the Metro
politan. the Lawrence Realization. the
Suburban and many other big stakes
Evening star., 1928-06-06
TODAY'S TENNIS TIPS

When TO go 10 the net is question
which puzzles the inexperienced player
more than almost any other. The gen.
eral rule Is TO go TO the net on an
offensive shot. That is when the player
has driven the ball so deep or placed
1t so we'll that the opponent Is forced
to extend herself and make defen-
sive return. This return. naturally, can
be killed" in the forecourt. A place.
ment return. the offensive shot from
the opposing racket, on the other hand,
catches the player at a greater dis"
advantage In net position than from
the backcourt Hence. never advance TO
the net when you have made Q weak
shOt~~a short drive, slow ball or
lob (which is not always weak shot.
but is never an advancing stroke unless
n short return forces the adyancel. u
is a good plan 10 go In on drive only
when II has landed within feet or
less Of the base line.
A hard, well placed service Is often
good advancing shot, especially II
the player IN quick at covering court
This type Of shot forces the return
cross court IN the majority OF cases,
the easiest shot TO pick off at the net
However, few girls are sufficiently neel-
footed 10 adopt the foll0w~through 10
the net after service as policy. ana
IL is questionable whether The points
gained by this are worth Inc extra
energy expended in the net dash'
Evening star., 1928-06-06
WOMEN IN SPORT

for the coming camp season were dis
cussed. Campers viii so 10 the new
site near Solomons Island each week
between August IS and September Is,
A pioneer camp lodge has been built
at Fort Foote also and small groups
may arrange fer short stays there
throughout the Summer. Arrangements
may be made for !is use by troop lead
ers through the Central headquarters
at the Little House. The Fort Foote
Lodge will be open within two or three
weeks. according 10 the report made
at last nights session.
Washington Swimming Club MEM
hers will hold benefit card party Sat
urday night at o'clock at 908 N street
northwest TO raise funds for financing
swims with the Scranton Y. w C. A.
and the Baltimore Friends School
teams Each of these squads desires TO
compete with the locals. but arrange
ments cannot be completed until ample
funds are in the treasury to cover all
expenses OF entertaining the visitors,
according 10 Florence 6kadding. chair
man OF the meet committee.
Council members Of the Capitol Ath-
letic Club viii meet on June IL at
O'Clock at apartment l05. the Sherman,
TO discuss Summer plans. A tri-club
track meet. swimming plans and the
opening Of the Summer camp on the
Potomac will be the chief topics
Evening star., 1928-06-06
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

2ONtN6 COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
Of o"lnmnla. masshihe'9n June . l":s Ga.on
3 Of an Act Of Congress, approved March
la2r trubic No. 1874 66th Congress, en-
Titled An Act to regulate the height area
and use of buildings ~ the District al Co
umhia and to create Coming Commission,
given that a puhlic hearing Will hc heidi IN
the Beard Room of the District Building he
ginning at l2:oo NJ, June ~ ln2S for
posed changes in the boundaries Of thc use
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Evening star., 1928-06-06
TITLE SWIM EVENTS
HERE JUNE 16 DRAW

Indications are that the South Al"
lantie Association swimming and diving
championsaips and Olympic uy~outs
10 be held the afternoon oi june 70 ~
Wardn1an PARK Hotel pool here VIII all
tract the largest entry list In ths MS
tory OF the association.
According 10 information f"reiVea
by Ed L0llmann. chairman OF the 5oilh
Atlantic swimming committee, WASH
ingL0n VIII be represented Win others
by teams from Washington Swimming
Club Washington Canoe Cillb Capltoi
Athletic Club. Central High School ana
Wardman Park Club, while Baltlmofe'h y
prestige VIII be upheld by MARYLAND
Swimming Club Baltimore Athiene
Club, Collegiate Club, Bay shorf SWIM"
ming Club and Young Mems Chrlstlai1
Association Crack swimmers OF The
United states Naval Academy also viii
compete. The committee Is trying ~
arrange ?. special event IN which the
Navy relay team would be afforded an
Opportuaity 70 Aesk . new world record,
Evening star., 1928-06-06
Bad Form Result
of Left Shoulder

Check UP occasionally ard see II
yoU really are facing the hole st the
finish of your drive. as Dr. TweddeII.
British amateur champion, and big
Boo Macdonald srs doing in the
sketches. Rote IN these sketcheE
that each mas his left shoulder up,
This shoulder. improperly carried
on ths dGwnaWing. causes much
trouble. II may neyer be c01sci0,isiy
dipped 81 any part ~ the swing.
II i y. the strong right viii butt IN
and take charge 10 your effort u
bit far
When filat happens you Too easily
Dip forward, striking back u the
bal with the club. and you cannot
follow through properly If you %
connect, Keep the tdes Ia mind. ss
60es Dr Iweceeli, that The left cone
tFolS Doth the up and dawn swings.
Then you viii keep the left shoulder
no. prevent the right dropping aud
whip the ball on the tee With the
proper timing that leads W q correct
follow through.
Remember that your right hand is
whet Abe h.9chell esils "a sleeping
partner IN oTiying. II does not get
Into the drive until just before i'm
paet, Tsen Il whips through. the
xrlkt ana the forearm turning over,
0ocd drivers have The TlGilt % tpp
nnig Gfssr 'asHBaEs. sssss s7t spN
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Evening star., 1928-06-06

~ APTAINED by Mrs. J. Marvin
Haynes, former women'S Dis
trict golf champion, and In
~ cluding most of the leading
fair sex players OF the city, q
team of Is golfers from Washington
will journey over to Baltimore Friday
morning to compete in the first OF a
series of intercity matches between
woman players of the two cities,
The match will be played at 10 O'Clock
Friday, and opposed to the best COM
bination the Capital City can put IN
the field will be the leading woman
players of the Monumental City, includ-.
ing Miss Virginia Holzderber. Maryland
State title holder; Mrs. E, Boyd Morrow,
Middle Atlantic Golf Association wom-
Mary Wolf, Mrs. NJ, L, Bell and others.
The WaShington team will number
among its members the following
Dorothy White of Washington, District
women's title holder: Winifred Faunce,
winner of The Star cup three weeks
ago: Susan Hacker and Mrs. A.
S. Merrill OF Chevy Chase. Mrs. j.
Marvin Haynes, Mrs. Frank TomlinSon,
Mrs. J. r. De FargeS. Mrs William ,.
Corby and Mrs. Stephen F, Colladay OF
Columbia: Mrs. II. A. Knox. Mrs. Il.
Lester Rose and Mrs. Gertrude Chap
man of Congressional. and Mrs. +. Il.
Tilley and Dorothy Hunter Of indian
Spring.
A return match. to be played on a
Washington course, is slated TO De held
later in the season.
Washington women players are look
inc forward 10 the District woman'S
championship, for the title Dorothy
White has won for the last two years
which will start next Tuesday at m
dian Spring Entries for the tourney
close with Mrs. William s. Corby Sun
day night at o'clock and must be ac-
companied by the entry fee of $3.50
The course will be open for practice
Monday.
The women players of the city are
TO compete tomorrow in miniature
tournament to be held at the War
College course at Washington Barracks
starting at o'clock.
More than half the field of 30l en-
trantS in the Spring invitation event OF
the Columbia Country Club were
scheduled TO start from the first tee
today in the first section of the two
day qualifying round. *. F. Keller
man, jr. young Columbia star: c. A.
Fuller of Chevy Chase, Harry G. Pitt
Of Manor. and A. L. Houghton Of Manor
were among the stars listed TO start
today. Nearly as many will start IN
the second days qualifying round to-
morrow Match play rounds are billed
to start Thursday with the semi-flnal
and final rounds carded for Saturday.
John r.. Miller. municipal links star,
is the new individual champion OF the
Inter5epa~ Golf League. Miller's
score of I6l turned in Monday on a
day o. alternate transforms and fog.
withstood the assaults of the nearly 80
players who competed in the tourney
yesterday. and won him the champion
ship.
None of the contestants who played
yesterday. including George Wadsworth,
of the State Department. the defend
ing champion, came close TO Miller's
winning card of l6i. although both
wadsworth and NJ A. Shipley, also OF
The State Department. needed only an
80 over the afternoon round To tie. Both
took 86. The new champion is an en-
Evening star., 1928-06-06
DUCKPIEEERs TO MEET

A special meeting Of the Prince
Georges County. Nd. Duckpin Asso-
csaiion is 70 be held Friday night al
> o'clock u the American Legion Post
clubFcofns At Hyattaville All teams.
rev and Old. wishing 20 be represented
- the league next season should have
representative present
Evening star., 1928-06-06
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U. S. BOoTERs START BACK.

AMSTERDAM, Holland. June Up
The United States soccer team. which
was defeated by Argentine in the Olym-
pic games. has started for Bremen on
its way home
Evening star., 1928-06-06

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Doesn't Fear Gunmen.

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Ofi-
GERS working under John Monaghan,
district attorney, have been ordered
to apprehend three Chicago kill
erS' who have been imported" to
Philadelphia on the eve of an open
court expose of large gambling
ring.
The district attorney said he did
not know who had financed the trip
of the killers" When asked if
they might be heer to "get" him,
Monaghan shrugged his shoulders
and replied:
Il don't know. I'm not afraid"
Monaghan, it was revealed, has
had a bodyguard for some weeks.
Monaghan said the three. accord
ing to his information, were quar-
tered along the Delaware river front
in the Fourth ward.
Samuel w. Salus, state senator,
and Herbert w. SaluS, civil service
commissioner, both of whom have
voiced vigorous-opposition to the
crime investigation and Monaghan
methods of exposing police men,
berS, are the leaders of the Fourth
ward Republican organization.
ut may be that there are some
possible witnesses whose testimony
is considered dangerous to certain
people uneasy over the gambling in
vestigation, said Monaghan.