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LIST OF CONTESTS
FOR SCHOOL TEAMS
TODAY.

TODAY.
| GEORGETOWN Freshmen VS.. Eastern
Eastern Stadium base BALD.
Gonzaga VS.. st. Johns, Monument
Grounds (base BALD.
Georgetown Prep. VS.. Hyattsville
High, Hyattsville (base BALD.
TOMORROW.
Business VS.. Central, Eastern Stadium
public high school base ball cham
pionship game, 3:l5 o'clock.
Business VS.. Central. Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts public high school
tennis championship match, 3:15
o'clock.
Western VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen. Brookland (base BALD.
Hyattsville High VS.. Gonzaga, Monu-
ment Grounds base BALD.
st. Adams VS.. Woodward, st. Adams
(base BALD.
Eastern VS.. swavely, Manassas, Va.
(baSe BALD.
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep. Gar
ret Park prep School Tennis League
Western vs.. st. Adams, st. Adams
(tenniS).
WEDNESDAY.
Eastern VS.. Gonzaga, Monument
Tech Us. Navy Plebes, Annapolis base
balD.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Prep. Gar
rett Park prep School Tennis League d.
THURSDAY.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown Prep, Gar
rett Park (base balD.
FRIDAY.
Tech VS. Western, Eastern Stadium
public high school base ball cham
pionship game. 3:l5 o'clock.
Tech vs.. Western, Sixteenth Street
Reservoir courts public high school
tennis championship match, BIS
o'clock.
Business vs.. Catholic University
Freshman, Brookland (base BALD.
st. Adams vs.. st. Christopher, Rich
mond (base balD
Hyattsville High VS.. Upper Marlboro
High. Upper Marlboro prince Georges
County high school base ball champion
ship game.
Georgetown Prep VS.. st. Adams. ST
Adams prep School Tennis League
st. Johns VS.. Gonzaga prep School
Tennis League MATCH.
Central VS.. Georgetown Freshmen.
Georgetown (tennis).
SATURDAY.
Third annual Catholic interscholastic
rack meet, Catholic University Stadium
,preliminaries start at 1890 ann
Calvert Hall VS.. ST. Johns, Monument
Grounds (baSe balD.
Tech vs. Mount st. Mary's Prep. En-
nitsburg, Md. base BALD.
Dewitt vs.. Castle Heights Military |
academy OF Lebanon, Tenn. (telegraphic /
rack meet.
St, Adams vs.. Christ Church, Rich
nond (base BALD.
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SCHEDULED
IN COLLEGE SPORTS

TODAY.
Temple at Georgetown. base ball.
Maryland at V. p. l., base ball.
TOMORROW.
Virginia at Maryland, tennis.
Maryland at Washington and Lee,
base ball.
WEDNESDAY.
West Virginia at Georgetown, base
ball.
George Washington at GalIaudet,
base ball.
Catholic U. at Navy. base ball.
Maryland at Navy. tennis.
MARYLAND at V. NJ. l.. base ball.
Georgetown at Lafayette, tennis.
THURSDAY.
Gettysburg at Catholic u, base ball.
FRIDAY.
Gettysburg at Georgetown. base ball.
Catholic Z. at Richmond, tennis.
Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross at New
Haven, golf.
SATURDAY.
Catholic u. at Richmond u, tennis.
Georgetown at Navy. track.
George Washington at Catholic u,
track.
Maryland at Army, lacrosse.
Maryland at Western Maryland, tan
mis-.
Maryland at Hopkins, track.
Georgetown VS.. Harvard, morning
and Georgetown VS.. Yale. afternoon;
both matches at New Haven; golf.
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YOUNGSTERS OFFER
VARIETY OF EVENTS
Nearly 80 Contests Listed
in Base Ball, Tennis
and Track.

YITH approx mately 80 events
M listed this week will prove an
v unusually active one for
schoolboy athletes of the
District area. Base bail,
track and tennis competitions are
Carded.
Headlining the program is the third
annual Catholic Interscholastic track
meet to be held Saturday in Catholic
University Stadium, and public high
school base ball matches in Eastern
Stadium between Business and Central
tomorrow and Tech and Western Fri
day.
unique feature will be the telc-
graphic meet Saturday between Dewitt
and Castle Heights Military Academy
OF Lebanon, Tenn. The Dewitt athletes
will compete here and the Castle Height
boys at Lebanon and a record of the
performances will be exchanged by wire,
with the result of the meet to be an
nounced later. Dewitt authorities would
like to make the affair a triangular one
and are casting about for another team
to compete against here.
Tomorrow and Friday will be the most
active days. Eight events are listed
tomorrow ana nine cards are carded
Friday. Thursday will be the leanest
day only one contest being listed.
St. Adams will be the only combina-
ton of the Capital group to make an
extended trip. The Wisconsin Avenue
Schools base ball team will engage its
old rival. st. Christopher, in Richmond
on Friday and Saturday will meet
Christ Church toSsers also in the Vir-
ginia Capital. ST. Christopher recently
IL til 1AA
will be seeking to even scores.
Down at Upper Marlboro. Md, the
high school team there will entertain
Hyattsville High in a gene that prob
sbly will decide the Prince Georges
County High School Championship.
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ENTRY LIST HEAVY
FOR C CLUB MEET
Enough Teams Now in Line
to Insure Success of
Annual Affair.
. HoUGH entries for the eleventh

~ HOUGH entries for the eleventh
annual invitation interscholas-
tic track meet to be held under
Il the auspices of the c. Club of
Central High School Saturday,
May 10, in Central Stadium, will be re-
ceived until next Friday enough teams
to assure the success of the affair al
ready are in line.
Dewitt which won the 1923 meet with
20 points, has entered as have also
Tech which finished second year ago
with 20 points and Woodbury. Forrest
which was a close third with 19.
Among other institutions which so
far have filed their entries with J. H.
Springman. in charge of the meet at
Central High School, are Episcopal High
Of Alexandria, which has its usual
strong team all the District schools
who have track combinations of appre-
ciable strength: Alexandria High
Staunton Military Academy, Woodbury.
Forrest, Swavely, Forest Park High of
Baltimore, Sherwood High of nearby
Montgomery County, Md; Gilman
Country School OF Baltimore. Mount st.
Joseph's High, also of Baltimore, and
Chester, Va, High. All the junior high
schools of this city have entered the
events for that class.
Crack athletes who will compete in
clude Tom Nase, specialized crack miller
and half-miler of Chester, Va, High,
whose performances in scholastic meets
hereabout the past few years have been
outstanding; Calvin Milans, sensational
high jumper of Central High School,
and various others.
In addition to the Emory Wilson Cup,
the school scoring the most points in
the meet will achieve leg on the
Cornell Alumni Cup. No school has
more than one leg on this trophy. 1t
will go to the institution whose athletes
flrst win the meet three years
Twenty-one events are listed in all,
with the meet getting under way at 80
O'Clock
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uan Nine Sh1e for RunneLp Berth SchooboS Facing Busy Wee
Women in Sport ; ss: IL

~ ENNING SCHOOL junior schlag
- ball team won the junior divi-
sion championship of the Rose
IL dale Playground League this past
week, defeating Blow School. 9
to 4, for the title after winning section
A honors by q victory of 18 to over
Wheatley School. Blow had previously
won the section B championship by
romping on KingSman 80 to S. The
Benning squad will receive challenge
trophy awarded by the playground de-
partment, which they will retain for
one year.
Three games were played in the Sem
ior League OF the RoSedale division dur
ing the past week resulting in victories
for Pierce. Wheatiey and Benning
Schools. Pierce defeated Madison. to
5; Wheatley triumphed over Maury,
l8 to 4, and Benning nosed out Maury,
6 to 5.
Other Elementary School League
games played were as follows:
Columbia Heights division Senior League
Monroe defeated Takoma, 4-3: Park View
fsfessed H5u99ard lo4 west defsoed
6s5, and Truesdell defeated Hubbard, 30
Hapry Hollow divis!on-E. V. Brown de-
BEAT GSFhed to y Gan qefsssd
= virginia Avenue division iSenior leaEue)-
LcnoX defeated CONGRESS Heights. 9 to 4:
Buchanan defeated Brent. IA to 10; (iunior
league LenoX defeated Cranch. 8 to 5.
BloominFdale division Senior leaguel-
league Bro9kisnd defeated Emery sE 10 to 10
Plaza division Gunior eue)-Pea5ody
Carbery defeated Arthur, 63.
f.. V. Brown intercTaSs teams have
been active during the past few days,
four games being reported with two
victories credited to 7B grade contest
ants, one to 8B and one to ga.
Seven B romped on IA. % to 5, and
later took the measure of ga. IS to g.
Eight A recovered some lost ground by
win over the 7th-6th grade combina-
ton, q to 10, and BIB gained a de-
cision over IA, 20 to IA.
Games will be played this week in
both the elementary school and inter-
class loops, number of contests being
scheduled for every afternoon through
Friday. at $3.50 O'Clock en- the respec-
tive Fairgrounds.
God athletic test buttons were won
by three girls as result of the May
Gay tests held on the various municipal
in the District. Alice Gar
bedini, Hazel Gibson and Sarah Cur
tin. all of Benning School. were the
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Georgetown, which plays the strong
Temple University team today, will meet
West Virginia Wednesday, on the Hill
top. in a game booked after the regular
schedule was made up.
The Blue ana Gray. which got away
to a discouraginE start, finally has
rounded out smooth combination,
which figures to win most Of its remain
ing games.
Despite its record of only three vic
tories in u games the Catholic Uni
versity team is still hustling. The
Cardinals were the peppiest lot of ball
players seen on a college diamond in
this section this Spring when they
tackled Manhattan College the other
day.
cially was encouraging. He turned in
the best pitched game on the Cardinals
1929 record. The young fellah used
his bean as well as his arm with telling
effect.
II has been enormously reported that
Gallaudet regained the Hotchkiss trophy
by defeating George washington in
their annual track meet. The cup has
been in the Colonials possession for
three years. 1t became theirs perma-
nently when they won it twice in three
meets.
Maryland feels that it still has a
chance to share the national lacrosse
title, placing its hope in possible
defeat for st. Johns of Annapolis and
Navy, the only two contenders with
clean states. The Terrapins will have
an opportunity to befoul the Middies'
record in a battle June /.
st. Johns only remaining serious
test will come May 1S, when the John
MES meet Johns Hopkins.
To get in line for the title Maryland
would need win from Army. Western
Maryland Hopkins and Navy. The
Terrapins have lost only to st. johns.
The Terrapins, starting today, will
put in one week of snappy foot ball
practice and then quit the gridiron
fiat until next Fall. Catholic University
also steams up its Spring drills today.
A large percentage of Washington's
sports writers we're nursing sore muscles
today as the result of SHINING battle
yesterday with Lou Little and his
coaching staff on the Hilltop. The
scribes, captained by Jack Espey, held
the lead for one inning. They got four
runs in the first off Pitcher Bill Dudak.
and the coaches retaliated with only
three off Rollie Atkinson who used TO
play at Maryland After that!
Final score, Is to 4.
Virginia's tennis team will meet
Meryland's at College Park tomorrow
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CAMPOLO OF ARGENTINE
TO INVADE u. S. TO FIGHT

BUENOS AIRES, MAY 6 [P).-Vic-
torio Campolo, Argentine heavyweight,
has announced that he would leave with
his manager for New York May 16 to
seek his fortune In American rings.
Campolo is six feet four inches tall
and weighs 225 pounds. He succeeded
Luis Firpo as South American cham
pion. but was knocked out by Monte
Mum In his only clash with an Amer
lean boxer. H.. ...
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MASONIC LEAGUE.
Team STANDING
Records.

Hish team sames-King David, $50; La
Tayette. l,749
High individual averaEes-PhilIips, 1877;
watson. 110-S4 Urban, 1884
High Individual sets-Phillips, 45s: Stoner,
405; Williams. 393
HiRh individual games-Phillips, 1870; Ar
NIGER. 1893 Kronman, 1872
>, Hish strikes-EHis, SIS; watson, So; Phil
, High spares-Phillips, ATS; Deputy, 24s;
Speer. 249.
High weekly game for Tuesday-Urban.
Holmes and MertZ 1874
High weekly game for Thursday laharty,
King David Lodge needs only one
more game to clinch the pennant. Two
sets remain on the schedule. The final
six games are likely to unravel the
teams so closely punched around third
and fourth positions.
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HILDRETH LEADS RACERS.

NEW YORK. May R.-Sam
Hildreth leads the trainers in winners
saddled and purses won for the first
two weeks of the Jamaica race meeting.
Hildreth haSs added eight winners. with
total winnings of $14,l50. j. Johnson,
although he saddled only two winners
ranks second in purses with $4,000
Jake Bauer. with three winners, ranks
third in winnings with $4,000.
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HASA TOUGH TASK
TO GAIN ITS GOAL
Mist Win All Four Games in
Tri-State League if 1t
Is to Succeed.

~ ATTLES of the last several days
have created a tight situation in
the struggle for second place in
IL the Tri-State League of the
Southern Conference.
Maryland, which starts 3-day trip
today, playing Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute. Washington and Lee and Vir-
GINA Military Institute on successive
afternoons. hopes to squirt into the run
nerup position now held by North Caro-
lima State. On May Is the Terrapins
will meet Virginia Military Institute at
College Park In their final league game.
It appears that Maryland must win
all four Of It's remaining skirmishes to
gain second place or a tie for it. The
fight is among North Carolina State,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Virginia.
MARYLAND and Virginia Military In
stitute. Only Washington and Lee,
with six straight losses. is out of 1t.
The pennant has been clinched by
North Carolina University with string
OF eight victories.
Here's the standing:
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Class.
TEAMS, 3 PM.

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FEDERAL wOMEN's LEAGUE.

With only one more set TO be rolled
1t appears that Doris GoodalPs Com
merce team will win the league flag.
Interstate, which has been enjoying the
lead for some time, however, is only
two games behind the leaders.
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With the BO,UIers

Associates have won the champion
ship of the Realtors Bowling League
beating out Shannon & Luchs, runner
up, by two games. Boss g. Phelps was
third six games behind Shannon g.
Luchs.
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CANZONERI GETS CHANCE
FOR CRACK AT MORGAN

CHICAGO, May tP).-Tony CAMEO
neri of New York has been promised
title match with Tod Morgan for the
world junior lightweight crown if he de-
feats Andre Routis of France at the
Chicago Stadium Friday night
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but this one
is a pippin!"
lis men I'm the MI. Glare
B g o shops, i'm Baltimore,
test The 4 leading cigarettes

Why should changer" says the average smoker when
someone suggests another cigarette.
I'm used to my brand :. and it's good smoke"
OfcOHrSe it's good. Not Old Man Habit can hold
smoker to poor smoke But being used old thing of.
ten keeps from getting acquainted with better one.
That's the for these Concealed name cigarette tests
going all over the country: To give man chance
to find out, the level which cigarette his really
does like best.
Look what happened at the Mt Glare shops of the &
in Baltimore the other day. Most of the fellows had been
smoking that old avorte Gets call it Brand y for years.
But when Chairman of Machinsts, James E. PouIton,
handed out the four leading cigarettes with paper masks
over the names 81 out of lis picked the best
cigarette II wGs waLkaO0y for OLD GoLDSl
That only proves said of the chief mechanics "hat
afelow misses lot if he gets too set in his ways"
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WISCONSIN IS LEADING.

CHICAGO, May 6 OHp).-Victorious in
three consecutive road battles, Wis
consin's surprising badgers today settled
down for a long home schedule during
which they hope to clinch their first Big
Ten base hall championship in more
than a decade.
The standing:
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LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

Records.
Paurs. 1869 -O1'' 81
High team sames-st. Marks, Ssh; St.
Bish Individual sets-Fellinger, ses; MORT
High Individual eames-Telllneer, 147:
Hirh strikes-Barna-d ~; N Grofr. q.
Hlen sparcs-Barnard. 1876: Thornbure, lso
Hign ave"age-Barnard, 1l3
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BANKERS LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
Records.

Records.
=, Hish team set-American Security Trust
Hisn team same-American Security
Trust No. !, sill
f,an individual set-Brovn, Perpetual, 4o1.
HlRh individual fame-San Fell1po, Bank
Of WASHINGTON, 1855.
Hisn strikes-San Fellipo, ~.
High spares-Brooks, RieEs, 2i0.
High individual averaRe-Howard, Amer
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FIGHT LAST NIGHT.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA.-Hilario Martinez knocked
out Paul Rojas a..
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trio to claim the coveted gold emblems,
the reward Of having attained the high
est degree of athletic efficiency to be
striven for on the Fairgrounds and pre-
Sented only after three years of all
around activity including participation
i'll track and field events: organized
games and nature work. with proof of
efficiency in leadership and high rat
ing In craftsmanship.
Silver buttons. the second degree of
efficiency, indicating the completion Of
tWoyear tests, were awarded four girls
fro mthe Benning School. five from
RoSedale and three from Phillips play
ground. as follows:
BrnniuE School Catherine Hall. vett2
Abelman. Dorothy Eppard and Rose Wapsl.
ROsedale -Augeline Stasulh. Edna Hook.
Rose Herson, Margaret Cooper and Ruth
Phillips Marguerite Zimmerman, Doro-
thy White and Eleanor Lustig.
Quite a large group from each of the
three grounds named above won their
bronze buttons, having completed the
first year tests. These included:
Bennin< scaooI-Margaret Gray Marie
Peacock. Ann Wapel, Catherine Gibson. Lii
Dorothy Eneles, HELEN Frencham. HELEN
RICHARDSON. Teresa James. Mildred Cameron.
Herson, Pauline Herson. Dorothy McVearv.
Emma McVeary. Louise Richardson, Ann
hlCIhTusOn MoLtle FANCY, Geltfudc Foffeli,
Mildred KatZ.
- Phillips Playground, Marcia Pearson.
Eleanor Kessler. Elizabeth Hartung. Eleanor
Voith. Helen Anthony. Margaret Smith, Mar
saret Blumeuaner, Marguerite Giller.
Army War College golfers will hold
their weekly handicap tournament to-
morrow morning at the Washington
Barracks. play to be followed by lunch
con at the officers club.
Mrs. Everett Hughes is in charge of
the tournament, with Mrs. Condor Nc
Cornack heading the luncheon commit
tee.
An iron club will be presented to the
low net scorer by Mrs. Thomas Catron
in addition to the regular fight prizes.
Girl swimmers who attend the Jewish
Community Center Sport night tonlor-
row evening will be entertained by an
exhibition swim featuring Duke Togo,
japanese tank star and Florence Skad-
ding. former holder of the South At
lantic breast stroke title and one of the
leading divers in this section.
In addition, the girls will be accorded
full privileges Of the gymnasium and
the pool. Each guest is asked to bring
her own suit or gym outfit.
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The Terrapins, starting today, will
put in one week of snappy foot ball
practice and then quit the gridiron
fiat until next Fall Catholic University
also steams up its Spring drills today.
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ClicquOt Club

ERE are two things to keep in mind when you
buy ginger ale: First, insist quality. Get the
best Get Clicquot Club Pale Dry because of its aged
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Second, insist ON getting full measure. Maybe you
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buying ginger ale pints. It's worth while be thrifty
about this.
Clicquot Club gioes 70 more ;. Do you know when
pint is not pint? Little tweve-ounce bottles not
pins Read the label when you buy ginger ale If it
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nous aged ginger ale that comes in full pints*
Be about the flavor The secret of Clicquots
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aged six months Hence the quality, the smoothness of
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First the flavor elements blended and sealed away
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Unlike local ginger aes that in Pickup bottles
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For mellow beverage with rich, spirited favor
use Clicquot Club Pale Dry. Alone, in
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THE MEXICAN REVOLT

Action in the Mexican revolution
switched sharply Tuesday from the
west coast to north central Mexico
where the insurgents concentrated
heaily as the federals drove north
ward.
The town of Jimenez in Chihuahua
,on the road to the American border,
was heavily bonabarded by four fed:
eral planes, four insurgents being
killed and II wounded.
General Esco5ar, rebel comman-
der-in-chief, left Juarez for Jimenez
to take personal command of the
main army there.
Meanwhile the insurgents appar-
emily were preparing for a counter
offensive in the air. One pursuit
plane piloted by an American reach
ed Jimenez and others were said to
be on the way.
A rebel attack on Naco along the
border seemed imminent after many
hours of delay. The insurgents were
reported only 10 miles from the town
which has been heavily entrenched
by the loyal troops, stationed there.