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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-11-29

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GUS avenue San Francisco, some snare time on IL
promptly MT on an idea what to do with it Wv
IN > 49, % worlds smartest clock which he proudly displays
eis tne correct time in Frisco % other cities
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Evening star., 1928-05-13

Delightful frocks-frocks all a-hutter
to greet the new feminine turn Of Fash
ion! A stunning selection that not only
includes these two favored materials,
but printed georgettes, new and fasci-
nating-and smart navy georgette with
swaying capclcts, diagonal tuckings, and
dozens of other new and smart details
that stamp them with style-rightness
Modes that will tempt you to buy
several.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Of
and
they ST.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
Every Type of Figure and
Every Size Has Been Considered

Indeed there are not only regular
sizes from 50 to 40, but misses sizes
from II to 20 and extra sizes 42H to
52Ht Beautifully f. toned from
sheens. poiret twill, kashmere and
broadcloth i'll soft shades of tan, navy
and black!
Second F1oar-IansburEh Bro.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
A Really Surprising Group
of Fashionable ColOrings

A group colorful as an old English
flower garden! Lovely shades of green.
rose, beige. orchid, blue. maize red and,
of course, plenty of tan and black, and
many charming combinations of the
smart shades. Misses sizes IA to 20,
women's sizes 36 to 48 and 401a to 50H.
Second Floor--Iansburgb & Bro.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

c,, mi, raf e. miles milsS the Rlaa Point
1000 Spanish ASter. ios ~ waters,
nejshat' second, 10 ess A u AI s1,. i ioi
NanSen, i0a lpstpmhoh third, : 70 Time
a Az Ma Mst LORD Rms ON, Seat, Trlsge,
American steeplechass for S,yeaf-olds NV and
fordi, ven, E 10 s. out out SaorStat la
MIR. hoSlwiekl second / Ia l. out Gen
rost. $50 wake. third, ! 10 5 Time. 80
Third rscs tqrlonss; the Hermis Handl,
CAP for a.year- oids and up; purse. $1,000
Tantlyy, io1 tRohertsonl, won. TO /, q 10 5.
@ : ont Display, i2s ,Msibsni; third, i
Boo and Extreme also ran
Fourth race furlonRs the SARATOGA
Speeial; tor 2~Sear- olds purse, s 900 added
and geld plate Blue Larkspur. iaa tFaSeus
Hui, Ia ,ssnde, ssSonG. 10 i 70. I "a 9aGk
Too High, iia t0nonnelh, third, Ia y
Time i.i3aA. Oese Soul OF Honor, Chief
Executive paih hafselio, Holiday and Dt
rim rec miles ood ,hs weitnsg tgy
to !. / Ia l. out Chance Shot, Is6 tsandei !
second. To out Whiskerv added starterl
iab tMa'hen', third out Time, = o6, rriar :
sk,h race: 81 turlouss, the Rosetree ears,
division tor a-vcat,oid metdenS purse
10 l. 10 l. Even sin oHdsdn. '' ia MAJ MAJ
REM. second. i 20 :, Z 20 ffyhsht ia
aot r's Ihrf Lr. +" r@. r s. Win MN
lsntonA de aud Cornelius also IAN
seventh fsgs So iur,onss t9e Resstges
pGrst. si.en6. Htgh struns. ia 1hapheff
p p4 & s.scna e Il s' 3,ek ra u, II 4.
II ,,on h;rpisi1a1,s Grimm nsaiis. ~ .h Sse
Foikins, Fhslara and cads Nil also gan
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HAWTHORNE RESULTS

200; claiming; for 3-year-oIds and up
Wsimanu. ll2 'Wolfe}. won. sll.76, so.22
a 10 ana and sa3s Gen. Clinton, IL }Richsrd
SOM third. So. Time. i:l81s. WhisE Arrow
net Padona. Roycrolter, Wineins and SANDY
second race: mile and furlong; purse.
Sloan. 1Os 6Woolr. won, $50. s4.30 and
g So John J s. 100 Timer TIM second s h3rS
s s4is. Tin Time, 49, Dr. clarS Litte Maria;
Shasta Flapper, Edgewater. Union Jack and
stars and Stripes also ran. -.
Third race: The Parkway Purse; HsW
thorne Course; purse. $1,000; for 2-year-oldS
% IS and $50: Kari EitfI liza w. FF6noonkI{
Hardy. third. $3.50. Time. 1855; Nal
shapur. Jack Kaskel. Landvoieht and Lindy
Fourth race: Hawthorne Course: the Buck
ngham Purse purse. si2oo' Lor 3-year. ,lI1,
aad upoh s9sa a5 1s IL Garn il ip %91
second tGG Sas6 and S. AZ Bonnie Khsyyam.
1903 tWoolf, third. s7.54. Time. 10
k k'GnSGy cardinaI. Eugene s.. Laurel Hall
Barabas and Phantom Fire also ran.
rh race IL mil ooo s sgded HaT ta1
year-olds and up-Hydromel liz Garner
won. so. s4.26 and - 40 Flat Iron, II
F 34 M AsTTy G 1aiTd 80 One H Honf
CRYSTAL Pennsnt and Chicago also ran, o
claiming: s-year-oids and up-Canberrs.
los Nv. Garner won. 5.66. 1914 and
SSi5: Patricia Marian. i04 tSchropshirei.
second. s478 and s4.04: Finland, III
tWoolr. third. 1886 Time. i:45is. Bal
boa. Wolfy Eleven Sixty. Union Central and
GeorEe De Mar also ran.
seventh race: mile and a furlong purse
81 200: caiming for 3-year-odS and up
Ormonbird % &c Myeri, second. sl0.9s
and S. 10, Music Shop. i0s 'PenderGrass'
third. s4.22 Rock Crusher Or. Larabee.
Know Me Gnome. Ralph Hsrtenstein. Mrs
Snyder and Fire Under also ran.
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veh Boxing Field Wide en Yankees Facing
CAMBRIDGE RESULTS

First race. furl0ngs; purse. 1900 claim
inR: 3-ycar -olds and up-Faiien Leaf, Won
10 60 81 10 and ~ 90 Biddy Ship, sscond'
S33 10 and xB70, Go Pom. third. ~ ~.
Time. l,i4'5 Grange. Marvel Dolores, MlsS
Maggie Canney. Have Care. DespsIo'
True Pal. Matte p and Al Hotfoot als" t ,on
second race: So iuflonGs, purse, $6OU'
claiming. 3.ye8r~olds and up Gsreth' won
SIS 10. rs 30 and $3.50, Lady ONeilI: SECOND
S2@ 10 and 50 40 Arrogant. third. -. Time
1907 Master Walter. Forctell, The Aonolt'
Field Marshal Romp. Mordeaf. ron"
Glenn and Miss Drapeau also ran IT..
Third race: "a miles; purse. sS0o claim
ing for 3-year-ois and upJea ious' won.
IS 80. Sd 30 and $500: The Orleanisn' sec
ond. 81 and 81 100. Red Sublette. third. 800.
Time. f:47 Lady FanShawem Alta. car
ence lie Bus and johnny Campbell also ran;
Fourth race; furlongs the Winton Hotei
Handicap: purse, $500. for 3-year-oldS a no
up-FaIse Pride. won. IS 40, s3.6 and = 6n
Irish Marine second. $3.50 and 81 30: peter
Farley. third. 50. 80 Time, l:i28s. DodgSoh'
Fortunate Girl and Shasta Gold also ran
Firth race: l's miles: the ONO Oe I'D,
Won. $3.50, $500 and 50 90: Easter stock
ngs. second. So and $3.50: Golden Rackeu'
third, % 30 Time. i:52is Prince Bulbo;
Sunny Saint. Blackwood Elizabeth ana
Force also ran
sixth race: la miles; purse. 1900; claim
$3.50 So 40 and 50 80: The Ulster, second,
IS. 50 and SO 10; Coduina, third, s2.70. Pad
raig. My Destiny. Treyis, Rosemary, LaHcocK
and Ticker also ran.
seventh race: Mile and 10 yards; purse.
$500. claiming: for 3-.yeaT-olds and up up.
tie Vince. second, s1i so and $3.50: Great
Beginner. third. $3.50. Alard. Private Seth:
Wrack Ray. Spontaneous. Red Rob and
Thelma o. also ran.
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KENILWORTH RESULTS

Frs. race: So furlonss: purse. $1,000
s si 1na for S,yesF;eds and Lady Ra
sf.hins Light 100 Brown. &4is q a.
second valsday 100 Hampton. IS Is. third
p pine oSs Clutter, LADY Herbert, App'c
Wads i SNYDER IT,. sturdy stella anc
second race: s., turlopss: purse. $1,000
% Cole; t27sS, sil4o. s4So. won; Tor,
rem =, 100 tGwynrel, S340. sass. second
MaXimns and Policeman Day also ran.
:, Third nnd e, race mile and 10 yards purse
b Canada -sansterfe, los 5Hamptoni 80 10,
u ,aTho INA, s}2s i as; sesond noi Pqgoi
Fleur de LIS. sohdity, BrownsvisW' Primed
and Duchess also ran
=, Fourth race; fqrlone$: purse. $500.
l0i tGwynnel. sl27S. $40, IS won Chero-
kee Maid. 1906 Ponce sic 80 Si205. see
ono, Katharine W, 9s Coleman, $SIS.
Sun BABY iriaaeh sp"rus, L"eES pr raT
Heartsche ana HON wood also ran
sates n H Easf ms and 10 yards The
tof S-year-olds and up scimltar, lis
Ho s'E cs Ponce, 80 s3ss sssqna PECky
t41s, Charles end Polvo also ran
c,s SINH RAGE; ~ miles purse. $1,000,
HueheSi, Sia 20, II so. ST. Won; Han ssip'
w. Taylor, SO 10. IS 40 second Troiis.
and Harlan also ran
Seventh race; mile aud 10 wards. purse.
RHYME and Reason iOi tco Cole 3o sci 4p a..
sl3 90, Saas won Black Hawk. los Brown,
81 10. sl2 10 second seasraye. iN7 in.
boWn Hcooae "' Bond l ssy, osooeT " R snd
eheH' All Virstnia and PHcky Pal also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

represent The league IN the Weekday
series.
Bureau Of Engraving and supply,
FIRST half winner. and Treasury, second
half winner, will meet in three games
beginning tomorrow 10 decide the De-
partmenlal League championship Con"
tests will be staged on successive days
at s o'clock on South Ellipse diamond
until one of the contenders wins two
games. Treasury. 1927 winner, after a
bad start in the FIRST half were easy
winners in the second series and Bureau
finished third close behind AagieS'
Bergmann's Have Chance,
Rergmann,s Laundry nine has an OPP
portunity IN win the Merchants League
title in 4 game To be played with Bar
Der IL Ross on Tuesday. ny winning
this contest which IL 10 break Tie
for FIRST half honors, the second hait
winners can win the right To COM
pete In the week day series, Should
Barber 81 Ross nine win this game. b
play-off will be necessary Tor the sea
son flag Bergmann's nine, poor tail
endef last wear, went through the sec
nnd halt series indicated and is IA
porite To win Tuesday
All games IN the week -dap series VIII
br PLAYED on Terminal diamond at
1 Is o'clock ARRANGEMENTS have been
made 10 accommodate large crowds ami
L. @ Schmidt president OF Federal
League. has secured the services OF the
United States Marine Band for The
opening game A large number nt team
and individual prizes have been offered
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DORVAL RESULTS

First race: furlongs, purse. 800; claim:
shaeie;,. $500. s420. $37s. won: Girssoi.
os L "a $40 - So see0p ,b,rd pr HigE
l:ls Genial .Merichar. Dolly Bay. Nor
crystal Lonepoint and Gonwithim also ran
second race; mile purse. 500: claim
piasuer. iO6 IToWnron,. $50, s455, 3 90
won: Grey OF Dawn. lo4 - jones'. $too,
y so, third. Time, l,497z Pandora Bikos.
Lsyana. FAIR and Davenport also. ran.
Purse. purse. $500 for 2-ycRr- olds-GlaciaL
lis Shaeferi. SIS. 81 40. 2.5S won Main
Sheet 100 Littlel. - 50, So 90. second
iass onkedhce and GiIded Youth also
ran.
Fourth race: iurlonss, purse. $500,
shssfero 49, Sis sa5o g9n SAM
Dick wilmington ioi tTownron. So s.
cnle. Trappy, Mollie Elizabeth and Turf
rit,S r.es: i. m.les. he s,o LORD ssaasn-
olds and up-Mint Grass. i02 Little ,
slS75. SSiS: $3.50. won; .SethS HOPE; III
Mandcn j. 3 ss.ao third sS'' Time i5fs Boom
sixth race: L.. miles: purse $500: claim
ing: for Swear -cldS and up Holly. no In
Noill, io7 CLlttiel. $3.50, az 10, second Hio,
lie a. MacTvorl, SO 20 third Time, 1854.
Sc Lion also ran.
seventh [ass .a mes PAVE sos tSs
lMunden, 81 so, 50 30 $3.50. won. Miss
Sand 100 FredertckS' $40 So. x40S. secand
Somerset 100 F. Nannt. So 10. third Time.
l.S7 Scissors, Biliiken; Deviner Lesser.
irish Stew, War Boy and Arrant Jade also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
HOUSE OF DAVID NINE
IN ALEXANDRIA GAME

ALEXANDRIA. Va August lt.-A
novel attraction of modern base bali
will be presented to Alexandria base
ball fans Monday afternoon when the
House of David nine appears against
the Dreadnaught A. A in Dreacinaught
Park at AIS.
UnShaved and with uncut hair the in
vading diamond stars will present a
strange appearance.
The team boasts Of several PLAYERS
whom, II is said, have been offered op-
portunities TO play in the major leagues
The nine has played before large
crowds in the various cities it has
visited
The junior nine of Alexandria Post.
No. "a, American Legion, has decided
10 Join the Columbia Engine Company
for the remainder of the season.
ST. Mary'S CeiticS will meet one Of
the strongest unlimited teams of Wash
ington tomorrow with Woodbridge A. G.
caFded for a double header on Cor
bett Field. starting at O'Clock,
Sarepta Lodge. No. IS, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows. will entertain
Addison A. C. tomorrow on the Guck-
ert Field diamond at 3 o'clock.
Dreadnaught A. A. will play Alex
andria. Bancroft a. Washington Rapid
Transit Co. at Dreadnaught Park to-
morrow at 3 O'Clock in the first of a
three-game series.
A golf tournament for employees ri
the Richmond. Fredericksburg a. Poto-
mac Railroad Co. at Potomac Yards is
being planned. II will take place on the
East Potomac links in Washington.
Marshall Shuman and Lionel Beeton
will represent the Old Dominion Boat
Club in the laS-pound senior double
souls IN the Middle States Regatta
Association shell races at Baltimore
Labor day
The senior quadruple souls crew
probably will not make the trip. A
Junior quad crew, composed Of Benny
Minor Parke Bell, Eddie German and
Lewis Bell will compete.
junior eight and junior four-oared
also may enter,
Alexandria Police will tackle the
District OF Columbia Fire Department
Tuesday In Dreadnaught Park at S
O'Clock
81. Mary'S Boys Club goes to Fort
Humphreys tomorrow afternoon 10 play
return game with Company c, l3th
Engineers. at 3 oclok
alexandria Post Office Department
has issued challenge to the Alexandria
Police Department for a three-game
series.
Number Five Motor Company will
play the PennSylVanianS tomorrow
afternoon on Carriers Field at o'clock,
Hayman's Clothing Store will play
Hustler's Bible Glass on the Hayden
Field diamond Monday at O'Clock,
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ROSS COUNCIL CAN
CLINCH PLAY TODAY

Ross Council Junior Order nine. will
have 2n opportunity TO cIinch the Sec
ton 3 unlimited flag IN Capital City
League to-day. when Auth sluggers
trailing IN second place are met at
Washington Barracks At 3 O'Clock
A fictory for Pop KessierE charges
viii decide The series race, while a
yin for Auth nine will create tie
for the leadership and series viii pc
Necessary 70 decide which team viii
meet Georgetown A C. section A win
ner Ia { 3-ganles series for the Capt.
tsi Civ League unlimited title
District Heights and AnaCostis Eagles
will forfeit games " Army Medicos and
CioYeEa
AztecS leader In senior class second
series competition viii be IDLE today
Elk either teams viii get INTO action.
Win Corinthians already assured If
the Junior class ritle little interest atil
center about Inc oniy contest bonked
~ this class between inc champion,
arc Miller Furniture tGasers.
Tocsys scnecJk
NATURALIZATION r
Roas cosneli IS Es1hs ,"a4h.ng,on Eer-
fscksf- { Q clcck
fsEtsic, fse2nta faffelt - Meq.ccs
Esales tof!elt r. ClGEesE
SEkIoE TLASs
Roiy Rosary forfeit 70 Brown 4 WOOD
! Keane& s. h-tbs West kihpsf 3
Rsr,toroa 81 % Ksgfmana 80 g. ?
JUNIOR CLAs>.
musr Furniture SIS Cauntnl1us South
EAapas 3 cloeh
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GOOD GAMES LISTED
IN PRINCE GEORGES

EVANSVILLE. Md. August Ii
Weather and ground conditions permit
ting, many Prince Georges County base
ball mines will get action tomorrow.
Rain washed out all contests listed
Today
While Henry Hiser's Hyattsville All
Stars are showing their wares at
ScaggSville. Md. against the team rep
resenting that place Brentwood Hawks
VIII be entertaining Yankee A. C. of
Washington on the Brentwood diamond.
Mount Rainier will be playing host to
kennedy A. C.. also of the Capital City.
on the Mount Rainier field. and Ber-
~yn viii have as its guest Stadium A. G
another Washington combination. at
Berwyn, in contests in the northern
section Of the county. All the games
! will start at o'clock.
Teams in the southern end Of the
county listed for action include Croome.
which Is 10 entertain Hess A. C. of
/ Washington. at Croome. Brandywinc
Athletic Club which will play host to
/ Indian Head Md A. c. at Brandy
vino, and Clinton, which will have
Bond Bread Co. team of Washington as
Its guest at Clinton. Clinton has been
I showing particularly we'll lately and last
SUNDAY overcame Upper Marlboro in
a 4-3 struggle.
ENGAGEMENTS which were prevented by
todays doWnpour included those be-
tween Hiser's All-Stars and Douglas
A. c. of Washington, a benefit game
Tor injured players cardcd for River
dale Park, Dixie Pig A. c. and a
Greensboro, N. c., team, which were
slated to face on the Mount Rainier
diamond: HilltopS and District Heights
which were to try conclusions on the
District Heights field. and the Tri-City
Sunday School League contests listed be
tween HyattSville Methodists and Trim
| ity OF Laurel; Centenary Of Laurel and
savage BaptlStS and Savage NJ. <. and
st. Phillips of Laurel.
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Sandlot Teams Will Be Busy
Today If Fields Are in Trim

CroOme VS.. Hess A. e.. Croome, Md.
2 o'clock.
Stadiums VS.. Berwyn A. C.. Berwyn,
Md, z o'clock
Franco7iss A. G. VS.. University A. C.,
Franconis. va. 2:3O o'clock.
Cabin John Junior Order VS.. Kensing-
ton Fircmen. Cabin John, 2:30 o'clock.
District Heights VS.. Triangle A. C..
Franklin Manor, Z O'Clock.
Takoma Tigers VS.. Petworth A. G.,
Silver Spring. o'clock
Silver Spring VS.. Red Sox, Wheaton,
Md. 2 o'clock
EdmOntS' Art Stone VS. Jefferson Fire
men. Potomac. : o'clock
sherwood A. G. VS.. Beymer A. C..
Conduit road diamond. $3.50 o'clock.
Red Tops VS.. Army Headquarters, No.
: diamond. , o'clock
Georgetown Cardinals VS.. Cherrydale
Pirates. Washington and Lee High dia-
mond. : o'clock.
&entwOOd Hawks VS. Yankee A. C..
b. "ntwood. Md. ? o'clock.
Saks krOydenS VS.. st. Martins, East
EllipSe, o'clock.
Nic's Sport Shop VS.. COllegian Juniors.
Plaza. ! o'clock
Vic's Sport Shop VS.. RusseIls, Plaza.
r o'clock.
The law and the lawyers are to meet
on base ball diamond tomorrow
HabeaS Corpus Bearcats. composed OF
members Of the local bar. and the Po-
lice Department nine will meet on No
] Monument diamond at 80 O'Clock
Arguments and blackiacks will be
barred
Manager l.. r. BOehman would like
to sign some new talent for his Ed
monds Art Stone Co. nine Candidates
are asked to report at Eighth and n
streets today at 1890 o'clock or call
Atlantic 1000 between $50 and 4
o'clock.
Army Headquarters nine would like
| to book game for August 49, Manager
Schaef1er can be reached at West 1851
after 5 o'clock
Kenilworth Insects are idling for
want OF competition in their class Sec
rotary Benson will book games at Lin
coin 2743
Cardinals are after games in peewee
ranks. Call Cleveland 1866.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

season hnnOrS In District unlim-
tied ranks were prepared to play
- today provided soggy diamonds
dried sufficiently to make
aquatic equipment unnecessary.
Bill Jenkins and his band of Red Sox.
feasting al the expense Of all unlimited
competition and chatting for chance
Ia meet Georgetown A. c., are sched-
ulcd to meet Brook Grlhh's Silver
Spring nine at Wheaton The winner
OF this contest plans TO confront
Georgetown A. C., present front-rank-
title contender, with A challenge. Red
Sox players are 10 call Manager jenkins
before noon today
A pitching duel has beer forecast for
the scheduled meeting of Kennedy A.
c, and Mount Rainiers. Bob Lyons
and Willie Simpson are ready to answer
Manager Ted Otte's call. and Ben Bell
man is likely to start for the dountS
Two other unlimited title seekers
Anacostia Eagles and Modern Wood
men. are booked for a clash. and Ed
monds' Art Stone nine will have to
face real test in meeting jefferson
Fircmen Edmonds players will meet
at Eighth and II streets at II 80
o'clock
Pete Haley is slated TO take his
Georgetown A. C. nine to the Mary
land Capital City for battle with An
napolis A. c. William Garner will at
tempt to pitch Croome A. c. to a win
over Hess A. c., and Schaffer and
Roberts are carded to wage pitching
battle at Berwyn when Stadiums meet
Berwvn A. G.
University A. c. players will gather at
Wisconsin avenue and Grant place to
go TO Franconia, Va. for game
Chapelaine is ready to start on the
mound for Isherwoods if they meet
Bevmers on Conduit road diamond
Vic's Sport Shop Midgets have two
strong foes listed for games on Plaza
diamond Collegian Juniors and Rus
sells. both outstanding teams. are to
oppose the Vicmen.
Today'S independent sandIot card
Modern WOodmen VS.. Anacostia
Eagles, Congress Heights. $50 o'clock.
Georgetown A. G. VS.. Annapolis A. C.,
Annapolis. Md, Z o'clock.
Chcrrydale A. c. VS.. Phoenix A. c.,
Lyon Village. : o'clock.
Kennedy A. G. VS.. Mount Rainier.
Mount Rainier, Md. ; o'clock.
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Merry Wars Are Being Waged
For Week Day League Honors

tor second honors when the former
team returns from Boston and the
winner will have 10 meet q. r O nine
FIRST half winner, In a 3~game series
for the league title,
st, Adams nine, until the past week
almost assured Of the Georgetown
Church League flag, now has to battle
10 capture the little West Washington
Baptist. trailing by one and 0ne-half
games, can displace the Saints by win
ning the three remaining games sched-
uled provided 81 Adams LOSES one Of
It's two scheduled contests Eldbrook
M E. which Is two and one-halt games
behind the race pace settlers has an
outside chance 10 cop the nag
Transfer, Mechanical Department and
Trsinmen have a chance 10 win the sec~
ond half series In the Richmond Fred.
erieksburk a. Potomac Railroad League
Transfer leads Mechanics, Who won IN
the f1rst half by one game, and Train
men trail the leaders by game and
one half They viii stage three games
this week 10 determine the second half
winner and should Transfer OF Train
men van a three Il sT;.s series W'1 bs
played with Mechanics for the right 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
BOXING BODY DECLARES
FOR OFFICIALS IN RING

AMSTERDAM, August II Upl The
International Amateur Boxing Fedora.
ton has voted, IA To 10, 10 have two
Judges on opposite sides of the ring III
addition TO the referee within the
squared circle In future International
contests
II is understood this precaution is to
be taken in view of criticism OF the de
cistons given IN the present Olympic
boxing competition Under present rules
the Judges and referee are outside the
ring.
The United States favored the new
ruling to which Great Britain, Canada
and South Africa were opposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12

\ INTEREST IN the District week day
hsGs ball leagues championship
series which opens August 20 Is
now centered about the title scraps
IN progress in Government, George
town Church Merchants Depart
mental and Richmond Fredericksburg
e. Potomac Railroad leagues.
Federal. Terminal Y and Industrial
leagues have already decided their re-
spectlye representatives IN the city
vice series Navy. by taking both
series flags will represent Federal
League and Is considered an olltstand~
ing contender for the city series kmeFi-
can Railway Express tossefs viii seek
nonora for Terminal Y League. and
Loffiers Provision Co nine viii repre-
cent Industrial League
Navy Yard Spills Beans.
Government League championship
nine is fufthest from selection at
present Navy Yard mixed things up
IN general the past week by twice
defeating Union Printers IN the second
erifs race, giving Willie Glascoe 9
charges chance u bag the second
half title Typos and Navy Yard hope
tliG Nill have 70 continue then battle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
JUNIOR ORDER B0WLERS
WILL COMPLETE PLANS

Final arrangements for the coming
season will be made by teams already
entered and those desiring To enter
Junior Order United American Mechan-
les Bowling League at meeting To be
held next Saturday night at O'Clock
at the Recreation alleys All councils
are asked to send representatives.
Two Liberty Bell Old Glory. two
Reno Edward J. Ross and j, Morgan
Read teams have entered to date. The
league schedule viii start September Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-12
SERIES WITH RICHMOND
TITLE NINE is PENDING

Negotiations still are pending for
series between the sandlot dia-
m0nd leagues champions OF Rich
mond and Washington, Il. II. Goelz.
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of the local series. announced.
Plans are also under way to pit
the local hampionship nine against
the winners Of the PENNSYLVANIA
r. r. League Of Philadelphia and
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
League. These series would he
played In September, according To
present plans.