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HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First race: Hawthorne Course $50 feet
more than - Of mile out nj stsI gatel;
purse LOG eamins Tor Syes aoG a 20
si62 and s3ss Medley, III tschropshireI,
second 1926 and $500: Black Flyer; ioe
Toy Padona. Winging. Broad moor, Portis,
Short Price, Marsbou and Sir John also ran.
Second race: Hawthorne Course $50 feet
Commander Purse; purse. $1,000: allowances;
for 2-year -olds-Double Heart. ITO HARDY,
is7a s59 ana and 1872
Bunyan ITO tJonesi. third $3.50 Tine r1fi. l;20'
Deer1eld, Princess Edith. Frances Mii"sFo'
Big Gun and Bosporons also ran.
Third race: Hawthorne Course $50 fee
Mp and nd Tuck Handicap; purse, 800 for
W9oifel. won. 5000. ssss and k4.2o: PriI G.
OF Wales; 1875 z. Ambrose; = second So, 8 q
s saS Tin fine i:lsss chsf and DARK Phan
Fourth race: NILE Hswthsorns sPseis!
s2at and ogt; Blaekwood' log &C. P Pm =
fPf ichonl. third. out Time. 1895 Bless
Fifth race: Ia miles; purse. $1,000: claim
ms: for 3-year-ods and up--Union Central.
l08 &c. Wolf. won. "a Sd 1872 ana 80
NJ companero, los r. p %, :t s .r;s.
third. 81. Time, 1895. Chairman snd
sixth race: II. miles; purse. 81 200; cls i'm
IN: for 3-year -olds and up-Adele W, liz
fWoolD. won. sl0.64, s4.92 and 1853: Col.
Seth. li3 Moon. second. s4.46 and s. 81:
Ali BAHIA. 10 fLeylsndl. third, 1922. Time.
1873. Shasta Monk, Huntsman. MaJoe' Fair
Catch. Red Hot and Samarnn also ran.
seventh race: Ii miles. purse. Si.20o'
claiming; for 3-yesF-oldS and up-Busy Las
sic, IS Dubois. won. si2.36, S7.06 and - 40
and S49s; Shasta Flspper. 96 'Schropsnirs' ,
third. &336. Time. 1885,. Frank Havley.
Lila B. TRY Assin, Edsewater and kocSy
Clf also rem.
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LINCOLN POST TEAM
LOSES STAR PLAYER

Lincoln Post nine. which will repre-
sent Washington in the American
Legion regional series at Baltimore be-
ginning Tuesday, will face the big test
minus the services of its dependable
second baseman, Bill Simonds who has
been both a defensive and offensive
star throughout the season Bill suf-
fered split hand and will pe unable
to play for several weeks
RAY Henderson. third baSeman. who
wrcnched knee in practice Friday. is
expected to BE- in shape to take his
regular Job. although Brandt and Stan
will be ready to iii the gap
Manager J f. LettS has decided Ia
use Htlleary at second. although Sulh-
van may get into several of the inn
portant games as the midway sack
guardian
The loss Of SimondS. although quite
a blow at first. has not dampcncd the
ardor OF the local midget champs.
zetts will embark for Baltimore to-
morrow afternoon with his young stars
He plans to shove the bulk OF the pitch
ing work on Brandt, with Frank Carter
due 10 share the major assignments.
Al Baltimore. the local nine will meet
the champions OF Maryland West Vr-
ginia. Delaware and Pennsylvania, BY
surviving this tourney. IettS charges
will be eligible To compete for the East
ern title, which carries with 1t trip
10 San Antonio, Tex. next month to
compete IN the junior world series
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SARATOGA RESULTS

FRS, race: q. mile Hoosic Falls, Purse,
purse 81 900: claimins for 3zyear-olds anq
up Guinea Hen los 'Mc eTIsr Rroo mo" lis
IL Barnesl. second. TO ana TO l
Pondy, lo5 'Knrtsingerl third; 10 F To- l:
Mcmahon Acquire: High Game, 'o pleGs'
Amilcar. Shiraz, LasSa: Red ClIe. AFSus'
C s.ts r6 psFN Broom. Son Ami westmount.
Rnvsl Omar and Volant also ran r,.u.v
second race: About miles Eox h qaas
StseplcchaSe Handicap; purse: $1,000. addee,
far 3-vpsr-o!ds and up-Freddep Rock. l59
tIefTcottl. won. Is to 5. 20 ara 70 ,;
~ !; barley Corn. TAO Ryers,. third. s 20
: Time. 4.Is3s Ragweed. Wychelm. Saoi-
Sal Mnata Ioallan and WsSisi ~. also HAZEL Fae
STAGES: 100000 guaranteed value, allow
arces: for 2-yeaT- olds-ComStoekery IL
VIZ ,Esils ~ 9sfn ~ second, to and to
i Rattleship Gray ia ,coltiletn,; tni roi. .
q Time Lib Tw,pS; hyp fseacnn F Vii
KonccE and Chief Executive also ran
Fourth race; ~ miles MiBen at5SeS.
Relish Count. let &c. Lana, won. II TO 10
~ 3 end ont: Gerard. llS Moor second
fhird. 10 10 Time 50. Diavoio and Sun
Beau also rem $50
Fii.h race mIls American ,s,s 'or a Lss9n
"ids and un-osnand,. l27 tsanddsl. won -
70 5. snd to 2 Finite, w % ' srn Ss
1Kirtsin-crl. third to l. Time: l:39 ).
Rvrd. Montitrrat, Buddy Bauer and Honker
also ran -,
sixth race ST. iuriongs Crystal Lake
Purse arSt GiviSionl; purse. $1,000 allow
anccS: for s-year-old maidenS--Chica ie. lis
tPescumal won. Q To ?, to and l To |:
Prowier. liz tSancet. second. 10 and .
10 5; Bird Catcher. lis M Garner, third
3 to 5. Time, l,os. Eor!unes Favnrits'
Remnant Lass. Night Run and PLAY Some
"S seventh race: So furionss CRYSTAL Lake
Purse tsecnnd diVtScnl; purse, $1,000 al
Towances FOR 2-year-old maidenS- ShtpUas-
ter tlS workman, won. to ). 10 ,
aud In a Fly Light ii2 tSchreinerl. sec
0~dI. > to and / To = Grimm. lis Moon J.,
thtrd, to s. Time. 1861. c. NJ. MekennA'
wild Broom. BeTorra, Baron klns, Ftaat
Rsnco, san Mission and The Whip also ran
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Edgar Burroughs John Buifouans' beh
Duvall, Elliott Owens, Frank lalnott
Cleveland Dudley Lansdale q CIaget'
Mari GadCis and Addison owens.
Prince Georges County sandiot Teams
face another exceedingly busy SUNDAY
tomorrow
Hyattsville AllsStars, whlrh nave
struck couple Of tartafs recently aitef
sweeping aside all opposition, VIII en-
counter two more strong foes III Iako~
ma Tigers and Terminal Ice Go, nihes
OF Washington IN q double header In
Rivardale Park, the former starting fL
2 o'clock and the latter scheduled 10
begin al o'clock,
Laurel viii entertain the nine rep
resenting the United Railway ~ Electric
Co at Laurel at o'clock
New York Bloomef Girls VIII be IN
the county for game with Maryland
Athletic Club al 10 o'clock al Brandy
wine and with Bowie Motor Co In the
afternoon at Bowie
There will he four games bringing to-
gether county teams Upper Marlboro
aud Clinton viii hook up on the school
diamond In Marlboro Al O'Clock
croome and Arandywine will meet.
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GOOD CONTESTS CARDED
IN CAPITAL AND NEARBY
Chevy Chase Bearcats and Georgetown A. G. Meet in
Twin Bill and Many Other Struggles of
Note Are Offered Fans.

~ NE Of the most attractive Sun
Day sandlot schedules arranged
this season will be staged to-
~ day.
Chevy Chase Bearcats and
GEORGETOWN A c. will meet in two
games on Friendship Field, starting At
. O'Clock which may prove to be the
deciding contests in the independent
unlimited title scrap.
Bearcats hold the only win scored
over Pete Halev's crew this SeaScu. BY
splitting even or taking both games to-
DAY. the BearcatS will gain the advan
tage in the title quest.
Silver Spring will attempt to avcnge
. previous defeat sustained at the hsnos
OF Cherry6ale A. c. on Wheaton dis-
mond and Mount Rainiers are expect
ing trouble from a rejuvenate6 Ed
n10nds Art Stone Co nine on the Dis
trict Liners diamond,
Willie Andrews wants his National
Circles TO report at noon ~ $50 Fourth
street northeast 10 81 to Bryantown for
the second game Of the three-gane Sc
rieS with tins Bryantovn team. Cir
Cies won the opening contest last sun
Gay.
Herndcn Fairlous. with u wins III
Is starts. Will defend their laurcls
against jefferson Firemen at Herndon
and unlvel sity A c. players will leave
Washington Barracks at II o'clock 10
SO to Fort Washington tor a brush with
the Soldiers. Glen Echo players will
inset at Young'S Store today to make
the trip to BalIey's Cross Roads. Va. to
engage Falls Church.
IoGays schedule:
Chevy Chase B-arcats IS. George
town 4. 9. e samssl. Friendship Field.
o'elo :.
81. Ioaeph's A. G. =. Black Sax -
gamesl. Union League Park, 2:S0
o'cloca.
Silver Spring rs. Chcrryt,aIe A. C..
Wheaton diamond. O'Clock.
Mount Rainier VS.. Ednlonds Art Stene
Co.. Mount Rainier. ; o'clock.
Hyattsviiie All Stars rs. Terminal
Icemen and Ta,1cma Tigers. Riverdale
Park, 1850 o'clock.
Jefferson Firer,en VS. Herndcu Fair
louS, Herndon. Va. o'clock.
National Circles vs.. BFyan:own.
BFyantown, Md. $50 o'clock.
sherwood A. c. vs.. Congress Heights.
Congress Heights, $3.50 O'Clock.
Dreadnaughts VS.. Haymarkct, Bag
gett Field, Alexandria, O'Clock.
Berwyn A. c. VS.. Hess A. C.. Ber-
wyn. Md. O'Clock.
Glen Echo A. c. VS.. Falls Church
e garaesl, Baileys Cross Roads. Va.
{ o'clock.
Phoenix 4. {. VS.. Anacostia Eagles,
Congress Heights, ESQ o'clock.
Red Sex W. Scaggsyilie IL gamesl.
Scaggsville, Md, O'Clock.
Kennedy A. c. IS. St Na-v's CeItics
Il gamesl, Alexandria, o'clock.
Petworth Yorkes VS.. Petworth Eagles.
West Ellipse. o'clock.
Bond Bakers VS.. Rockville A. c. e
games, Rockville Fairgrounds ,
o'clock.
Stadium A. c. VS. Dixie Pigs q
gsmexl. Cheveriy, Md. "a o'clock.
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RICHMOND SEEKING
REVIVAL OF SERIES

Plans are under way to revive III
intercify amateur bsse bali series bo-
tween the championship teams If
Richmond and Washington
J. Archie Evans. president Of the
Amateur Base Ball Commission Of
Richmond, has been in Washington
the past week discussing plans with
e. II Goelz secretary Of the Terminal
Y. NJ c. A. and chairman Of the COM
mittee In charge Of the week day
league play~off series,
Not since 1921. when the crack War
risk Insurance nine Of Washington
defeated the Churchill outfit from tin
Virginia city. have the champion
league teams Of the two cities met u
ia the intention Of Evans 10 have the
interciiy series become an annual af-
fair In the future
Should the present plans be carried
through as expected the local team
winning the week dsy elimination
series title will meet the Richmond
champions The series would he
started the first week In September
according IN present plans
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FIELD DAY PLANNED
BY POTOMAC YARDS

ALEXANDRIA Va, August "A
feld meet. including track events. a
b2@ze Dsn game. wrestling, boxing and A
lo-n1ile modified marathon run Is plan
ned for August IL In Dreadnaugnt PARK
BY the Potomac Railroad Yard Athletic
EssociSt ton. recently organized among
employs ~ the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg t. Potomac Railroad Co. with
nearly 1900 members
The marathon run IL the only event
open 70 outside competitors
The remainder Of the program win
include the following events
i00-yard dash. 2g0-yard Io~ hurdles,
z40-yarc dash, 8S0-ysrd run broad
Jump sIot put relay race for teams
representing various departments In
Potomac YARDS wrestling matches for
competitors of even weights wrestling
matches without weight limit. boxing
r7sehess and l00-ysro dash for fat
Fien
A game between Two ~ jhf leading
vines Ia the r.. r e. r League viii be
bssyeo
The committee inclu6es Bernard
30senblstt, secretary of The associa-
ton Z /. Burgess. o z Cater George
Shepherd. joe Theimer ~ p John
son and = /. Dea.ers
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Attractive Sanot Base Ball Programs Season Offered Today
CAVALRY POLOISTS
EXHIBIT GOOD FORM

Rain halted the polo competition yes
terday on Potomac Park oval among the
War Yellows, War Blues and the Sd
Cavalry four of Fort Myer after five
chukkers had been played Cavalry
men. who have shown consistently good
form this season, achieved their margin
through superior team play
Lieut.. BasSermcn played No l for
the Fort Myer outfit with Capt.
Devine. No. g. Lieut. Wofford, No 3
and Capt. Cunningham, No 4. This is
not the teams regular lineup. but was
one of several combinations to be tried
out in an effort to determine upon the
best to represent the Cavalrymen in the
high goal tournament soon to be held
in Potomac Park.
Line-ups used by the War Depart
ment teams also were tentative.
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Some Good Battles Are Due
; Today in Capital City Loop

A THOUGH interest has SUBJ
~ sided somewhat in Capital City
"A League during the past few
4 i weeks, class B unlimited and
senior battles today will be
watched with unusual interest
Ross Council nine. which suffered the
first defeat of tbs season last Sunday
viii either ciinch tbs 3 unlimited title
today or enter tie for the lead with
Douglas A. G. These mines viii clash
on Washington Barracks diamond at
} o'clock. At present, Ross Council
men have one-game lead.
AZtecS and Kaufmans will wage the
major contest IN senior ranks at 3
O'Clock en- South Ellipse diamond
These mines are tied for the lead at
present. Hartford and Brown &: Wood
mines, also tied for the lead. will not
get into action in regularly scheduled
contests. but they win figure in post
poned games booked TO be played this
morning.
Auth's nine has big opportunity to
Jump TO the front today Holy Rosarys
VIII be unable TO play the Gouble-bilI
scheduled with the Meatmen. giving
the latter q double win. Aztecs are
carded 10 meet the Meat Packers IN a
morning fray. BY winning this contest.
Bill 6anderGons charges can step TO
the top of the heap.
Army Medical Center and Auti1's out
NJ viii stage the other important con-
test IN section unlimited class. b.
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PITCHING RECORDS

Seat Pleasant Firemen and Maryland
Athletic Club will face In the FIRST game
Of a proposed series of three, and
District Heights and Triangle A, C. will
cross bats In the second game of q
series of three ON the latters diamond
at Largo,
Brentwood Hawks, bolstered by the
return Of Pitcher Dutch dearhart, who
has been hurting recently for the Mount
Rainiers nine viii play host To Pop
Kromb'a Liberty A. q. team OF Wash
lngton at Brentwood at J o'clock,
Bond Clothiers are 10 visit College
Park for a tilt with University Of MARY
land Summer School nine.
4. Van Clagctt. lFp son of Judge I,
Van Clagett Of Upper Marlboro, who
was captain Of the track team at sc,
Johns College, Annapolis, last year,
Is holding q position with the state
roads commission this Summer,
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Arlington Busmer vs.. Hilltops u
gamesl, Arlington. Va. so o'clock.
Bowie Motormen VS. New York
Bloomcr Girls, Bowie. Md. sac o'clock
Triangle a. c. VS.. District Heights
Largo. Md, : o'clock.
Seat Pleasant Firemen VS. MARYLAND
A. C.. Sect Pleasant ; o'clock.
Addison A. c. Us. PetwOrth A. C..
Silver Spring. Z o'clock.
Bevmer A. c. VS.. Maryland A. c,
and Monroe 4. C., Conduit road Ola :
mond, first game. o'clock.
Army Headquarters VS.. Alexandria
Odd Fellows, Del Ray. Va. o'clock.
Georgetown Cardinals VS.. n. 7,
Kaufmans. Beymer Field. : o'clock.
Hartford Seniors vs.. Capitol 4. C..
M. diamond. 3 o'clock.
KeutmereS vs. Saks EroydeuS. East
ElIins2. II o'>f"clS.
Pirate A. c. Us. Cardinal a. C..
Bsuston, Va. > o'clock.
Vista 4. e. VS.. Lapg'cys, No. . dia-
mend. : o'clock.
Sam Rice Juniors VS. MeridanS
Vic'S Sport Shon Midgcts vs.. Jacob
Jones, Plaza. o'clock,
Ace Mi3%etS vs.. LioneiS.
University A. c. VS.. Fort WaShip--
ton. Fort Washington, Md. ESQ o'clock.
Terminal tcemen arc the latest 10 en-
ter tbs District unlimited champion
ship whiri Terminals have won IS ~
20 games. and would like TO meet
Georgetown A. c.. Red Sox and other
rontenders. Manager Louis Rose will
book contests at Franklin 1855.
Rain halted a game between Berwyn
A. c. and Red Sax on Berwyn diamond
Yesterday with the score deadloeked At
3-all in the sixth inning Giddncs II
the home club and OConnor were en-
e2ged in 8 hurting duel
Blue Jay A. c. nine Of Baltimore,
eoaSting Il wins against II losses. want
10 meet Washington team on Labor
cry. George Compton. 703 Cation ave-
nus Baltimore. Nd. is manager of the
challenging team
!. BARLEY GilIen. ir.. manager Of
Hampton A. c. Of Hampton. Va. would
like TO schedule game with a WASH
'ngton unlimited team for September ,.
Address communications to him. r. o.
Box l04, Hampton. Va
Glen Eche A. c. Is anxious 10 ar
range three-gan7e series with George
town Cardinals. Arrangements can be
MADE with D. Lynch at Cleveland
1929.
Fire Department nine will face
tough foe tomorrow when Pullmans Of
Terminal Y League are met on Termi-
nal diamond at 5 o'clock J. A Fiynn.
room ). District Building. telephone
Main 4479. Is osrdinc games for the
Firemen.
Bill Fiestcr has several open dates on
Hilltop A. C.s schedule. Call Franklin
1854 for games.
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winning this contect, tbs latter nine
can sep into tie for first place. pro-
vtded Douglas A. c. takes the maasuie
of the league leading Res Council
men. Should Douglas fail. Auths nine
wculd take second place bv winning.
Postponed contests will be staged in
Junior class Corinthians. undefeated
IN starts appear destined to cop the
flag.
Todays card
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b.
Army Medical VS. Auths 'walter Eeeda
District Heights forfeits TO clovers.
kssles forfeit to Army war Coilese
Douglas 4. G. vs.. Ross Council wash
ingtcn Barraess). 0'cloes
SENIOR CLASS.
All Cams 0'eIoek.
Hols Rosary for;eita doublc-hcader 20
HeStferds VS. Brown & Wood no 81,
kg.ecs Is Yau'mans tsou.h gll,pse,.
IT r keanes Va Palace a. c. tvest
SENIOR CLASS PLAY-oFF.
Autas - Aztscs South Ellpse1. II
T Heanea VS.. Brown & Wood no. u.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Postponed Games.
Montroes vs. Standard Arrows mo 81 2
cshouns vs. Aces west Eilipse,, II
aelcck.
coileaians rs. Corinthians mo a.. 3
MILLER Furniture vs. BrookIand mo. ~.
: n'eIeck
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EVANSVILLE T0SSERS
INCREASE LEAGUE LEAD

FAYETTEVILLE, nd August a.
overcoming the second place Savage 81
f team Z 70 z. ia eleven innings ia
Rlyerdaie Park this afternoon. base
ballers of Hyattsville Methodist Epis-
copsl Church South, Who are heading
the Tri~City Sunday School League, In
creased their lead over the Savage nine
10 two and half gaines
HyattsWile won the contest when
Nzde Robcy 'ripled ~ score Smith
Bailey pitched for Hyattsyille and
lSeeiey Tor Savage the former allowing
10 hits and the latter 49,
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Comstockery and Reign Count
Win Stake Races at Saratoga

ed an impressive victory in his Eastern
debut. 1t was Reign Counts first start
since the derby, in which he was kicked
at the post He showed he had returned
to top form by taking some OF the East's
leading Swear -olds into camp today.
Gerard took the place. two lengths back
of the leader and four lengths ahead of
Penalo the show place winner. Reign
Count ran the mile and three-sixteenths
in 1.59.
Martie Flynn. owned by Stuyvesant
Peabody, won the $4,000 Hawthorne
Special Handicap at mile and one
sixteenth. Seven scratches reduced the
field to four, Blackwood taking second,
Solace third and BlesSefeld fourth and
last. The time was / :49 2-5.
The Creech Stables Cameo took the
$4,000 Cleveland News Handicap. days
feature at cambridge. Peter Parsley
was second and Broad Axe third. The
mile and one-sixteenth was covered in
I:49 is.
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BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, August 4.-Ridden
N hard and pressed at the flniSh
by no fewer than three rivals,
a rank outsider, Comstockery,
owned by Mrs. Payne whitney,
galloped off with the United States
Hotel Stakes. worth Sl3,275, today in
thrilling race that featured Saratoga s
card.
Driving hard and only nose to the
bad came G. D. Widener's Jack High
with the Glen Riddle Farms Battleshlp
GRAY third and the Iona Stable
twink. fourth. Crowding in the stretch
hurt the chances of Twink. Battle
ship Gray and Jack High suffered. but
Comstockery ran clear OF the tangie
and won on his merits. The FUR
longs we're run in 1913
In the fourth race, the Miller Stakes,
worth SIS 1926. Mrs John D. Hertz Ken
lucky Derby winner, Reign Count, SCOT
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OFFICIALS WILL SEE
POLICE MINES CLASH

ALEXANDRIA. Va. August a
Washington police officials, including
Mai Edwin B. Hesse and Inspectors
William S. Shelby and Henry G.
Pratt. have accepted invitations to at
tend tho game between the District
of Columbia and Alexandria police d.
partments here next Saturday on the
Dreadnaught Park diamond at 3
O'Clock
Mayor William Albert Smoot. City
Manager Paul Morton, Police Chief W
w. Campbell and members OF the CT =
council also will be present
Manager Lawrence Padgett OF the
Alexandria Police Department nine
has booked games for Tuesday and
Wednesday to keep his machine III
working order. Southern Railway Co.
will be played Tuesday in the Dread
naught Park at O'Clock and Fred
cricksburg Collegians will be met at
Fredericksburg. Va. Wednesday,
Boosting of the leadership in the
Loudoun County League, the Haymar-
ket A. G. of Hayniarket. Va, will in
wade Alexandria tomorrow for sho;
at Brownie Lemeric's Dreadnaugflts.
The game will be played in Dread
naught Park at 3 o'clock.
81. Mary's CeItics and the Kennedy
A. C. of Washington will meet tomor
row on Corbet Field. In double
header starting at 2 O'Clock,
An attractive program Is being ar
ranged for the Old Dominion Boat
CLUBS annual intraclub regatta mere
August IS by E. E. Lawler. ir.: E. +
Carver and Magnus w Bales. mem
bers of the committee
Potomac Yard RevsiO Bureau VIII
play the feature game of lis schedule
Thursday at Whitewater, Va, where tne
General Off1ce of the r. +. & p. Rail
road League at Richmond will be bat-
tied during the Scmi-annual picnic OIL
r. +. Il p. Railroad employees.
Hustlers' Bible Class of the Methodist
Protestant Church will play the FIRST
game of its series with the Alexandra
Post Office team Wednesday on Hayden
Field at O'Clock.
Sarepta Lodge. No. 46, Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, has an engage
ment with HEADQUARTERS Company =
u. S. A.. tomorrow on GucSerts Field
at O'Clock.
Potomac Fire Department will 60
into action tomorrow for the first time
In two weeks THYME Bottling Co, OF
Washington will provide competition in
game on the Potomac Yard diamond
al 3 O'Clock,
Marshall Shuman. Paul Howard. Rob-
crit Whitton and Louis Hoy viii repre-
sent the Old Dominion Boat Club In
the senior uuadruple souls race Labor
dav in thu Middle States Regatta AS
sociations meet at Baltimore. Lone
r. Bectcn and Jack Roberts have the
edge for the intermediate doubles. The
Junior four-cared gig crew, the only
other entry The Orange End Black vii
make. has not been picked by Coach
Walter Thrall
Potomac Yard Revision Bureau has
signed Honey Boy" Peyton, former
Alexandria High School catcher. and
Hunts Fields, first baSeman.
81. Mary's Cc,tics will play the Dis
trict of Columbia Police Department
mere August IS on Corbett Field
Drcadnaught A. A. will meet a team
Of stars Of the r. r. & r. Railroad
Lccgue in Dreodnaught Park August IS
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CHAMPIONSHIP NINE
FETED AT MARLBORO

FAYETTEVILLE, Md August -"
stembers Of the Upper Marlboro High
school base ball team which won me
MARYLAND High School championship
during the recent season, we're hohofea
nj a banquet tonight IN the parish nan
of Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
rendered by the 1927 graduating class
Of the school
Judge r Van Clagett q member OF
the board Of towsi commissioners, and
am enthusiastic hacker Of the nine, was
l0astmaster Miss Bernice Beail preal-
dent of the class, WAS In charge Of AZ"
ran2ements
large crowd ot parents and friends
attended the banquet Members Of the
team were presented with small gold
base balls money for the purchase Ut
which WAS raised by popular subscrip~
ti0n.
Those getting the base balls were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05
WHITES DEFEAT BLUES
IN POLO TEST CONTEST

~ the Associated Press
WEsTBuRY. n. Y. August 4The
Whites led by Tommy Hitchcock. II
defeated the Blues goals 10 s. IN the
sixth test match TO determine what
American polo team will face The Ar.
eentines IN the international contests
next month
The Whites lined up with Hitchcock
new captain Of Americas international
squad IN No position, with Capt
G. a. wilkinson In the Mo, ! post n. u
Igiehart. jf.. 81 No 3 and r. w. G.
Guest former Yale star. ~ back
Opposed 10 them WIS team com
posed Of Capt r. r. Rodeg. r. A r
Hopping w, q Teyis IT, aud J Chez
Yef Cowdin
Wilkinson, Hitchcock ann Hopping
zach accounted fer -four goals