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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
SPORT R~ITTICTSSTs
BY Bill Ritf

Life Is . lot Of sour elderherry. af-
ter all. just when the Chicago gun
men get going good on the front
page, along comes the world series.
A Turk says he u 1877 years old
Maybe he can remember way back
when somebody else besides Bobby
Jones won golf tournaments.
Connie Mack isn't the only one who
consistently refuses TO retire. How
about Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Brainless Betsy. our yours tru-
ly" artist, thinks football il a cruel
game because they have to kill so
many little animals 70 get the mole
skins.
A strange beast is reported prowl-
ing around In Indiana. Maybe it's
somebody who is for the Yankees.
Armand Emanuel. who was smack
ed cold ny Mickey Walker. wants to
meet him again. That's all right IL
it's In a purely social way.
A new heavyweight sspirant sd-
mits he likes 60 read Shakespeare,
too. Too bad. he'll have the crowd
against him frcm the start.
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time but nc present with the team
going good"
The men lost w the team were
Smith. a transfer from Nebraska,
who had shown ~ great advantage In
practice sessions Nance. tackle.
and Kelley. backfield. transfers from
Rogers, Ark. School authorities seem
certain Smith will see service before
The end "a the year as ID I'M possible
the residence rule which forced him
off the squad will be- overcome Nv
his parents locating in McAilen. All
we're declared ineligible cn account
of residence in towns outside OF the
McAllen district.
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College ScuffIes
With San Benito
In Opener Today

Coach Raymond Plato and his IN.
tire squad of twenty-five men OF the
Brownsville Junior College, left early
this afternoon for San Benito, where
az 4 o'clock they will battle the Grey
hounfF 81 San Benito high school.
Att etic Director Red Irvine Of the
Brownsville schools, accompanied the
squad.
Every member of the squad wa
reported in excellent condition.
"A large number of fans are EXPECT
ed 70 80 from Brownsville 10 witness
the contest.
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Football stock Of the Brownsville
Junior College SCARED Wednesday.
when Firmin Taber. last years cap
tain III the local high school squad.
and pluneing halfhack. entered the
College.
Taber will put = lot Of punch in
Coach Plato's eleven. JHe II an cx-
perienced man. fast and dependable.
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Amateur Football
Loop Is Planned

DONNA. Sept. 27.-Formation ~ \
Valley Amateur Football league was
practically completed at a meeting
held here last night in the Chamber
q Commerce rooms, with Secretary
Osborn OF the Donna Chamber of
Commerce IN charge.
Representatives from San Benito.
Weslaco. McAllen and Donna were
present and formally entered their
towns As members Of the league.
IL Is the hope az Mr.. Osborn. who
was made chairman Of the league, to
have Brownsville and several other
Valley towns enter the league.
Play will start about the middle
Of October 10 was announced.
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INDIANAPOLIS WINS

ROCHESTER. N. ". Sept. 27.-iF
Showers and continued cool wea.
Their a battle az southpaws was fore
cast for the second game Of III.
"Little World Series" here TO-DAY
Indianapolis won yesterdays game
Z 70 2.
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HOW LEADERS
ARE STANDING
tBy The Associsted Prsssl

tBy The Associated Press)
NATIONAL.
Batting Hornsby. Braves. .s9f.
= Runs-P. Waner, Pirates. 40.
Runs Batted In-Bottomley. Card,
129.
Hits-P. Waner. Pirates. 22s.
Doubles-P. Waner. Pirates. 81.
Triples-P. Waner. Pirates. Bot.
4omley Cards. 10.
#Homers-Bottomley. Cards. Al
Stolen Bases-Cuyler. Cubs. ss
PitchinE-Bentcn. Giants. won Is
lost 8.
AMERICAN:
Batting-Gcslin. Senators. arc.
Runs-Ruth. Yanks. I53.
Runs Batted In-Ruth. Cehrir
Yanks. 1877.
Hits-Manush Browns. 23s.
Doubles-Manush. Browns. Al.
Triples-Combs, Yanks. 2f.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks. SO.
Stolen Bases-Myer. Red Sor. Is
Pitching-Crowder. Browns. won
20, lost ;.
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FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK.-Sergeant sammy
Baker outpointed Young Corbett,
California. 12).
DETROIT.-Steve Nurent. Cleve-
land. won on foul from Pete Firpo.
Detroit. f5).
MONTREAL-Elcazar Rioux, Mon
treal. outpointed King Solomon.
Panama. (10).
PITISBURGH-Jchnny Mellon,
Detroit. outpointed Terry Lingo,
Cleveland. G0l. Jack Mccarthy.
Pittsburgh. outpointed Joe SEVERN,
Tarentum 90.
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s2.OnA KICK

CARDIFF. Wsles-Walkine To-
exercise. James Dorian kicked a par
eel which on examination he found
70 contain $4,000. The poliece located
the owner.
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SHIP RnnY

HARLINGEN. Sept. 27.-The bcdy
~ Harmon NJ. Young. cotton buyer
mo died here suddenly Wednesday
r.orning. was shipped last night
froni the Thompson Mortgary 70
creenville. the family home. for in
ferment.
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EHHz Ms BROWNSVILLE HERALD Sport SECTION 80
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesday'A ReAuIiA

Brooklyn g.. St. Louis n.
Chicago g., Philadelphia 9.
flttshurEh-Bo6tonr wet grounds.
Thursdays Schedule
St. Louis ht Boston.
Cincinnati a. Philadelphia.
Chicago INC New York.
Pittsburgh az Brooklyn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

CHICAGO-W. II. Calhan and Miss
| Violet Chappell. deaf mutes, were
married by the sign language.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
No games scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule
Washington az ST. Louis.
Philadelphia az Chicago.
New York At Detroit.
EnRfrn WV T~tawmTnwI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

One az the biggest pastimes Of
baseball players between games is
working crossword puzzles. We
have seen players the past summer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

Dan Barnhart who was injured
several days ago. was back NJ his
post IN the backfield yesterday in
practice. and Coach Fessenden was
much pleased. Placido Gonzales was
used at quarterback. his position Of
last year with Junior high.
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Captain Robert O'Brysn Of the
high school eleven. Is looking better
each day in his new position az cen
ter. 0'Bryan was q backfield man.
and was transferred to center when
Harbelt Davenport hurt his shoulder.
Davenport was the regular center.
and may not be able to play again
this season.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
ATHLETES REWARDED
AT BUSINESS HIGH

Business High School today rewarded
with letters athletes who have fought
its battles during the past season In
basket ball, tennis, golf and base ball.
Particular significance attached TO the
assembly, as several boys who have
been bulwarks of sports teams at Busi-
ness were honored for the last time, as
they are to be graduated this month
In this group are Charley May, Dick
Keefer, Bernie Jones, Revelle Jones
Hank Davis, Max Ryan. Henry Galotta,
Charles Silverman, Milton Hover, Max
Schwartz and Nathan Cohan, and prob
ably Charley Rich.
Lynn Woodwork, instructor in charge
OF boys athletics, awarded "B's" as
follows:
Basket hall--Richard Keefer, captain;
Charles May. jake Lewis, Bernard
Jones. Frank Davis. Revelle Jones,
Henry Galotta, Nathan Cohan and Gil
bert Potts. manager.
Tennis-Joseph Tarshes. captain
Melvin Payne, Edward Leonard, Israel
Silverman and Richard Sinclair.
Golf--William Gibbons, captain, and
Frederick Moore.
Base ball--Bernard Jones. Charles
May, Richard Keefer. Revelle Jones,
Max Schwartz, Edward Duryee, Lester
Singman. Nathan Cohan, Bernard Phil
lips, jake Lewis and Frank Davis, man.
ager.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
MARLBORO HIGH NINE
TO PLAY FOR TITLE

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June IA
Upper Marlboro and Thurmont High
School mines will meet in Baltimore
tomorrow afternoon for the public high
school base ball championship of west
ern Maryland. The game probably will
be played at Clifton Park. The winner
of the game will meet Mardela Springs,
champion of the Eastern Shore.
Mardela Springs reached the final by
defeating Elkton High.
Upper Marlboro attained the Western
Shore final by scoring over Lacky High,
Charles County champion. IL to 5,
yesterday. Prior to trimming Lacky
the Marlboro nine, which is the Prince
Georges County title holder, brushed
aside Tracy's Landing High. Anne
Arundel County champion. Thurmont
trimmed Hancock, 9 to 2, yesterday.
Mardela Springs and the survivor Of
the Marlboro Thurmont game probably
will meet Monday at Annapolis to de-
eide the State title.
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ARMY LACROSSE MEN
ARRIVE TOMORROW

WEST POINT, N Y, June IA
Arny's lacrosse squad will leave here
tomorrow morning for Washington for
a game with Johns Hopkins IN the
double header Olympic play-off in the
Central High School Stadium Saturday.
Mai Mumma will be in charge OF
the squad, with Coach Frank Grace and
Frank Wandle, trainer, as others in the
party besides the stickmen. Headqusr-
ters in Washington viii be at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Harry Wilson and Blondy Saunders
have been showing to marked advantage
on the attack in the practice sessions
this week ana are expected to make a
lot Of trouble for the Hopkins twelve.
There will be l8 players. the limit
that may be used. In the West Point
aggregation. Ten of them are second
lieutenants, as they were members Of
the graduating class, They are Wilson,
Saunders. Donald and Allen, attack;
Holley, center, and Capt. Seeman
Anderson, Born, Harbold and Bisson.
defense.
Others In the squad are: Ayre.
Draper and OKeefe. attack; Goldberg
and Sisson, goal; Lowell, Sundt and
Kenny, defense.
Kenny, O'Keefe and Sisson are giving
up their furlough In order to play with
the team
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Hopkins Made Fauorites for Olympic Lacrosse TlunW Here

experienced lacrosse outfit in the coun-
try. Its team is made up of players
! many OF whom had several years OF
the game on the Baltimore City high
schools before entering Hokpins, and a
number of Its stickmen are playing
their fourth year as members of the
Blue Jay u. Hopkins eXcels any team
III the country in stickhandling and
general lacrosse polish.
Hopkins. too, after losing to both
Army and Navy by the same count of
5 to 3, came back strongly to mar the
clean records Of both Maryland and
Mount Washington. Before the season
started, 1t was generally believed that
Hopkins would go through the season
undefeated However, should Navy and
Hopkins reach the final, the Midship-
men play the type of game that Is
successful against the Blue Jays, Hop
kins only weakness is lack of reserves
who match the starting players.
Army has fine material to shoot
against the Hopkins team, but like that
Of the others. except the Baltimoreans,
1t is much less experienced in the stick
game, and. as some of those who have
seen all the leading twelves in action.
say is not so we'll coached" Army has
a powerful and scrappy defense and will
pS ildIu 10 SCORE against ana also mas
a good attack, which is led by the COOL
crafty and Light Horse" Harry Wilson,
Wilson. too. has had plenty of expert
ence at lacrosse, as he played the game
three years at Penn State before going
to West Point.
Margin Is Not Great.
However, the margin that apparent
ly is held by Navy and Johns Hop
kins is not so great that Maryland and
Army are outsiders by any means. In
fact, the margin is so slight that VIC
tories for the Old Liners and Cadets
would hardly be classed as upsets. But
wider range of material to pick from
and experience are too strong factor
not to be given due consideration in
trying to dope out the outcome.
One thing is sure, though, that all
those who see the twin bill will get
all. and more. than they pay for in
the way Of action. And the way the
tickets are disappearing at Spaldings
a capacity crowd doubtless will view
the hostilities.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
FLETCHER WILL CAPTAIN
1929 WESTERN HIGH NINE

nucleus for an eleven and that II the
squad gets the right mental attitude 1t
should show strongly.
There will be no Spring practice for
the Tech gridders this year az has been
the custom. The squad will again
probably be handicapped by lack Of
proper facilities next Fall as the new
Tech field is not expected to be ready
for use and Hardell probably will have
to drill his charges at a considerable
distance from base following the com
pletion Of the training period at Mary
land.
A feature OF the meeting yesterday
was the showing, through the courtesy
Of Biff Jones' head Army foot ball
coach. Of two reels Of pictures Of the
Army-Notre Dame game last Fail.
Bob Wilson, stellar foot ball. basket
bali and base ball player at Western.
was yesterday presented the University
Of Michigan honor trophy. This award
has not yet been made at Business,
Central and Eastern.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
ALEXANDRIANS BUY
RACING MOTOR BOATS

ALEXANDRIA. Va, June 14.-Three
members of the Old Dominion Boat
Club have purchased outboard racing
motor boats, and the local regatta COM
mittee in charge Of arrangements for
the tenth annual regatta Of the South
ern Rowing Association, which will be
held here July 81, contemplates the
adding of an open race for such boats.
John l.. Arnold, Ches Fannon and Z
f. Lawler ir., general chairman Of the
regatta committee, own the three boats.
Potomac Fire Department A. c. has
listed game with the Columbia Heights
A. G. of Washington for Sunday on the
Potomac Yards diamond at 3 o'clock.
Columbia Engine Company will prac-
tice tomorrow on Hayden Field at
o'clock. q
Sarepta Lodge, No. i6. Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, issued uniforms
to its players last night.
Tom Sweeney, Dreadnaught outflelder
who has been Ill, will return to the
Big D. lineup shortly.
Cardinal A. G. plays the Liberty club
men Of Washington Sunday in Cardinal
Park at 3 o'clock
A golf tournament will be staged at
Belle Haven Country Club June 27 for
the delegates to the convention of the
Retail Merchants Association Of Vir-
ginia. which will be held here starting
June 26.
Mechanical and Transfer departments
will meet tomorrow in an r., r. a. p.
Railroad League game, at Potomac
Yards, 5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
PARE IS ADVANCING
IN NET TOURNAMENT

BALTIMORE. June ii-Emmett
Pare Of Georgetown University, defend
ing his singles championship in the
Maryland state championship tennis
tournament and the only District Of
Columbia entrant who has not been
eliminated. was TO meet the winner OF the
Albert Hobelmann-R. w. Ryan match
this afternoon in a quarter finals test
Pare yesterday won his third round
match, vanquishing Henry Neer Of the
University Of oregon. 6-4, "a.
Fred Mesmer. mate Of Pare's on
the Georgetown team. was put out Of
the running yesterday, succumbing 10
s. A. Fitch OF Texas. at Ga, 6-3.
II. 9. Key, another Texan. eliminated
Carter Baum OF Washington. 6-2, 81.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
NEARBY MINES SOON
BEGIN LEGION PLAY

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June a.
Examinations In the base ball series for
the junior world series, under auspices
Of the American Legion Department of
Maryland. will open in Southern Mary
land June 2S with games between the
mines representing Annapolis Post, No.
7, and Hyattsville Post, No. 3, and be-
tween Rockville Post, No. 86, and
Sandy Springs Post, No. So. The semi
finals Will be played June 30 and the
final between Southern Maryland and
the Eastern Shore July 13.
In the final for the State champion
ship the victor in the Eastern Shore
Southern Maryland section will meet
The winner in the Baltimore Western
Maryland group.
The junior series is TO be staged at
San Antonio at the annual convention
Of the Legion in September.
Plans are being made to increase the
seating capacity of Haryard's stadium
from 81 900 to 10000.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
PICKED TO CAPTURE
SATURDAYS GAMES
Regarded as Holding Slight
Edge on Maryland and
Army StiCkmen.
BY w. II. HOTEL.

Navy and Johns Hopkins have been
Installed favorites over Maryland and
Army for the classic Olympic lacrosse
double-header that will be played in
Central High School stadium Saturday
afternoon. with the MidShipmen and
Old Liners meeting in the first contest
at 2 O'Clock. Hopkins and Army will
battle two hours later, according to the
schedule.
Picking Navy and Hopkins may seem
strange TO sport followers in view of
the fact that in previous meetings this
year Maryland scored over Middies at
College Park. to 2, and Army routed
the Blue Jays, 10 3, on the Balti-
nloreanS own field However, there are
factors that cause the so-called "ex-
perts" TO figure that matters viii be
reversed Saturday. In other words, the
wise ones" believe that Navy and Hop
kins will battle it out on June %, at a
place yet to be decided. for the right
to represent the United States at AM
sterdam.
Navy Seen as Winner.
As the time has not yet arrived for
saying, II told you So" it may be well
TO state here that the writer picked
Navy as the ultimate winner before the
series started. in spite of the fact that
the then undefeated Mount Washing
ton Club team was a topheavy favorite.
Hopkins put the clubmen out Of the
running last Saturday in Baltimore, 6
70 4. after Maryland had disposed OF
Rutgers, to 2. in the firSt-round
engagements.
Navy is favored over Maryland for
couple of reasons. In the first place,
there are at least five times the num-
Der Of men playing lacrosse at the Naval
Academy on the first and second and
class teams as there are figuring in the
game at College Park. This, naturally,
gives the Navy a much wider range from
which TO pick its material, and it fol-
lows that 1t will get more good men
than Maryland Then, too, George
Firdlayson, the Navy coach, probably
Is the best mentor in the country, while
Jack Faber, the capable Maryland
tutor, is handling varsity team for
the first time. taking charge this sea-
son after having been a member of the
IL in 1927.
Navy also has had two fun teams out
for scrinmage in preparing for the
Maryland game, while the Old Liners
were able TO get back only i9 men, thus
preventing anything ike real contest
In their daily workouts. Despite all this
Maryland will place IL good men on
the field, and the Middies. if they win.
will earn their victory. AZ the teams
are limited to 13 players in the play
Oh, Navy cannot use more than six of
its strong reserves. However, II has
half dozen who probably are Just as
good as those who gill start Maryland
has only two real replacements.
Hopkins Has Experience.
Hopkins is favored over Army because
the Baltimore aggregation is the most
Evening star., 1928-06-14

| ~ OMPLETING the sport program
for 1923 at Central High
School, Isobel Alexander and
~ Elsie Collins tennis champions,
and Louise Breckenridge. man
| ager, will be presented with major let
| ters at a special athletic assembly to-
morrow morning called for the purpose
of making late awards to the winners
of events which had not been finished
when the regular Spring assembly was
called last week.
Miss Alexander and Miss Collins won
the interclass net tournament yesterday,
defeating Ruth Kohner and Louise
Bebb for the title, rs, Ga, on the
Sixteenth Street Reservoir courts. The
winners represented the senior class,
having played their way through the
preliminary class matches, while the
Bebb- -Kohner team were the representa-
tives of the junior class
Formerly the Juniors had defeated
the Freshmen champions, while the
Juniors had bested the Sophs
Miss Breckenridge and Miss Collins
both will be receiving their second
emblems. the former being a member of
the first hockey squad to win letters
since that sport has become a major
this year, and the latter gaining her
other letter In swimming.
George Washington University inter-
class tennis matches, postponed Monday
on account of rain. will be played on
the Monument courts this afternoon
and tomorrow.
Seniors will meet the Juniors this
afternoon in three singles and one dou-
bles encounters. Winners today will
play the Sophomores tomorrow, the
of he nj al or
to /, last week In the opening play.
Members of the class squads are:
Seniors-Louise Omwake, Miriam Davis,
Mary Ewin and Gertrude Heare.
Juniors-EliZabeth Wright, Elizabeth
Zimmerman, Myrtle Crouch, Ruth But
ler and Elizabeth Miles.
ophomores-Jenny Turnbull, Helen
Staples, Minnie Lee Asmuth and Mary
Hudson.
Freshmen - Corella Morris, Mary
Sproul, Helen Bach, Jean McGregor and
Catherine Palmer.
Play will begin this afternoon at 5
O'Clock on the Henry Park courts in the
opening round of the Columbia Fedora
tion Baptist Young Peoples Union ten
mis- tournament, in which six churches
will be represented by teams. First
Baptist will defend Its title. Other en-
tered include Second, West Washington,
Petworth, National and Chevy Chase.
Bethany and Anacostia Churches had
intended to enter squads. but found IL
impossible to organize their groups in
time for the event
Petworth will meet the defending
champions from First Church this aft
ernoon in the initial matches.
The complete schedule follows:
Today-First vs., Petworth
Tonorrow-Firgt vs. West Washington.
June 20-~West Washington VS. PetwoYth
2l. First VS. Nationals q. Chevy. Chase vs..
second; "a, Chevy Chase vs. Petworth a.
West Washington vs. Nationals
July ii--Chevy Chase ys; First: II: Ma
Evening star., 1928-06-14
in the 671Nd70M cigarette test
4 0uOMS star selects
'''''' OLDGOLD O. I'D

Zone cigarette of the four
| smoked in the blindfold
test was like shooting a
scene successfully after a
whole series of failures. 1t
just clicked and | named it
as my choice. 1t was OLD
GOLD. Which clears up a
mystery, for the supply of
Evening star., 1928-06-14
ST. JOHNS NETMEN LOSE.

Racketers of Pi Lambda Chapter of
Delta Sigma Fraternity swept match
with st. Johns College netmen, to 0,
yesterday.
Summaries:
Lowe ID, 81 defeated ]. OHanlon. 6-~4
50, Smith ID s. defeated NJ, O'Hanlon,
ca. ga; Howard ID. s. defeated Herbert,
8~3 e.; Howard and Lowe defeated
OHanlon and O'Hanlon by default; Smith
and Kirby defeated Herbert and Buchanan
BY default
Evening star., 1928-06-14
HUNTER IN WINNING MATCH

SCHEVENINGEN, Holland, June "a up.
Francis T. Hunter, American Davis
Cup star, and his partner, Cecile Aus
sem. of Germany. advanced TO the
fourth round in the mixed doubles Of
here by defeating the Belgian cham
pions, J. Sigart and La Croix, "a,
So, IS.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
KOJAC BEATS SWIMMING
MARK IN AN EXHIBITION

PASADENA, Calf, June ID (P).-
George Kojac of the New York Boys
Club sliced 3-5 seconds from his own
world record for the 100-meter back
stroke event in an exhibition appear
ance during the Southwestern Olympic
games swimming and diving tryouts
He covered the distance in l minute 10
seconds
Evening star., 1928-06-14
How does OLD GOLD do itp

WHAT'S the secret of OLD COLDS winning
charmp The answer is very simple. Three types
OF leaves grow on the tobacco plant :. coarse,
heavy fobisGpss. irritating TO the throat . with
cred groand.IeGpes, without taste or aroma. and
Evening star., 1928-06-14

the hsGrf-lfaves, rich in cool and fragrant smoking
qualities. These golden-ripe hearf.Isavss dive Old
Colds their honey-iiks Smoothnsss. That's why
so many famous people choose them. And that's
why you too can pick them i. even in the dark.
Evening star., 1928-06-14
HOYAS IN NET PLAY.

Emmett Pare. Fred Mesmer, j Ma
wins Mcbride and Kip Callan will rep
resent Georgetown University in the
annual intercollegiate tennis champion
ships at Merton Cricket Club, Haver-
ford, Pa. June 25.