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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-05
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5:3O-Brunswick hour of music,
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6:0l-Flashes from The Evening Star
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7:00-Morrison's Merrymakers.
7:30--Town Club hour.
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8:30-True romances.
9;00-Old Gold-Paul Whiteman hour.
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10: 3O-Night-club romance.
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Evening star., 1929-06-30
VIRGINIA REWSES
ITS GR|D|RON LIST
Changing of Maryland Game
Forces Shift in Other
1929 Contests.
UNIVERSITY Va

UNIVERSITY, Va, June 29.-
The revised foot ball schedule
of the University of Virgins
~ has just been announced by
James @. Driver, athletic di-
rector. This list includes the same
nine teams that were on the first
schedule published last Fall, but the
dates of several contests have been
changed.
During last Winter the date and
place of the Maryland game was
changed. Instead of being PLAYED or
Lambeth Field it is scheduled for Col
lege Park. Md, on November 2.
This shift made it necessary to re-
wise the order of other contests.
The varsity schedule for 1929 fol-
lows:
September 2e-Randolph- Macon.
:, october 5-south Carolina at Colum-
9e!oSer -swagshmers;,, ,,.
November Maryland at collese
N; November f a-virGinia Polytechnic In
November washington and Lee at
November 2s-North Carolina at
Chapel HILL
Swarthmore and st. Johns are the
only two teams that were not on the
Cavalier card last Fall, but they are
not new foes to the VirginianS. The
Annapolis college has been played
and defeated IL times since the first
game, in 1891.
Swarthmore nosed out a one-point
victory over Virginia in the first game
in 1911, but in 1914 the Cavaliers piled
up a 47-to-0 score against the Penn
sylvanians.
The score OF the last st. Johns game
in 1928, was 80 to z for Virginia.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
CAPITAL CITY LOOP
LEADERS CLASH|NG
THYME, Aces and Montrose
Settle First Place Tie
on EIIipse Today.

Miller Aztecs and Brentwood Hawks
clash today at Brentwood, Md, at 8
o'clock in the feature game In the un-
limited section Of the Capital City
League. The four other games listed
in the unlimited section also are of more
than usual interest.
Headlining the card in the senior Sec
ton is the battle between Try-Me-Aces
and Montrose nine on the East Ellipse
at o'clock. The teams are tied for
first place.
Lionels and Vic's Sport Shop, dead
locked for first place in the junior divi-
sion with six wins and no losses each,
will clash on the West Ellipse at
o'clock in a game expected to 60 far
toward settling the title.
In the American Legion, midget and
insect classes, several attractive games
are listed.
In the insect class Brookland Boys
Club and Georgetown will face on
Monument Diamond No. 3. at IL O'Clock,
in crucial game. Neither has been
defeated, Georgetown having won three
games and Brookland two.
Eastern All-Stars squeezed through to
a 7-6 win over Gallaghers in the fea-
ture game in the insect class yesterday.
Both teams spurted in the late going.
Lionels downed Milans, IL to 7, and
Sam Vests downed Corinthians, 6 to !,
in other insect contests.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
SPORTS CARNIVAL
PLANS COMPLETE
'Takona Park independence
Day Events to Include
Marathon Run.
RRANoEMENTs are virtually

A RRANGEMENTS are virtually
~ complete for an elaborate ath-
~ letic program in connection
4 4 with the community fourth of
July celebration, to be held on
the Takoma Park, D. c., playground.
The program is sponsored by the
Takoma Park Chamber Of Commerce.
Featuring the athletic card will be a
seven-mile run, starting at 1:30 pm.
The start will be at Thirteenth street
and Ohio avenue and two laps on the
playground track Will bring the jaunt
to a close
AT 2 o'clock there will be an exhibition
tennis match between doubles teams
comprising Miss Dorus Ehrmantraut
and Donald Reed and Miss Catherine
Ehrmantraut and Thomas Jackson. At
the same time a five-a-side soccer
tournament will start, in which a team
and Scotland will tackle Army Medicos
Track and Field Events.
Following the finish of the marathon
race, about 2:15 O'Clock, track and field
events are slated to start.
Sanction of the A. A. u. has been
given the marathon and track and field
events,
Order Of the track and field events.
.o 7o.ysrd dash for boys under IS (heatsl;
1lSSo;yaTd Dash 5hes5s5; bread jump tTisis
yard dash (hnaij; 94o-yard Boy scout scout relay clay
TsGe; race 22oiyard y, dash theatSl; broad jump
race. 200 yards; half-miie race; ive-a-side
soccer InnaD; high jump (trialsl: 22o-yard
8: 44o.ysrd dash theats); Boy Scout relay
nsp oyysafd dash Piie nas rqn hd nigh Jump
ing contest.
Evening Star Trophy.
To the winner of the 7-nile run
will go The Evening Star trophy for
one year and a gold medal. silver and
bronze medals will be awarded other
leaders. A silver cup will be presented
the club scoring most points. and gold.
silver and bronze medals will go to
winners in many of the events En-
tries for the marathon and various
other events will be accepted from
A. A. U. registered athletes until the
start of the events. Competition in
some OF the events, however, will be
registration. Entries will be received
by D. c. Adamson. 407 Cedar street,
Takoma Park, D. c.
Aoamson is chairman of the COM
mittee in charge Of the athletic pro-
gram, with F. Joy Hopkins and John
p. Gum vice chairmen.
Other officials are:
MARATHON RACE.
Starter. Col. H. p. Erickson. Army War
College: referee, John D. O'Reilly, George
town University; head timer, Charles Z.
Beckett, Washington Y. NJ. C. A.; checkers,
turnlshed by municipal playground depart
ment.
TRACK AND FIELD.
Track judses-Peter Remsen, RAYMOND
Palethorpe, Robert Lyons field judges, z. ].
II A 1ark
of course. H. w. Warner; assistant clerk Of
course. Robert Simmons starter, J. E. Bur-
tenshaw, Washington Y. M c. A; timers,
Charles E. Beckett, r. s. Tennyson; track
recorder, G. c. Thomas: field recorder, c. A.
Parker; publicity. Richard Trey; soccer, j.
Caldwell: custodian OF prizes, Lieut.. Col.
Frank Norman, U. S. Army.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
HENRY PARK-POTOMAC
NETMEN IN DEADLOCK

Henry Park and Potomac netmen
battled to A tie yesterday In a
Public Parks Tennis League match.
Henry Park is the defending league
champion.
Summaries:
Singles: Considine (H) defeated
O'Neil, Ga, 8-6; Trigg tP.) defeated
Shepard, 90, Us; Seidel CID defeated
Fowler, 6-3, Ga; Edgar CPD defeated
Deck, Ga, So; Goldsmith CPD de-
feated Crews, 81, 1913.
Double: O'Neil and Fowler CPD de-
feated Shepard and Considine, 6-1, 6-3;
Deck and Seidel CID defeated Edgar
and Moncure, 30, 6-2, ga; Richard
son and Crews (H) defeated Rath-
geber and Trigg, 6-3, Ga.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
QUINT HAS HARD LIST

STATE COLLEGE. RALEIGH. N. c.,
June 29.-One of the most difficult
schedules booked for a North Carolina
State College team will be the one un-
dertaken by Gus Tebell's Southern Con-
ference basket ball champions next
Winter.
A dozen conference tilts have been
booked, with others to be added later.
The schedule includes
January IT., p. l. at Blacksburg; 10.
Washington and Lee at Lexington: 20, V. N.
J. at Lexington: 26, Duke at Durham; 49,
North Carolina; 81, virginia at chariottes-
willie.
February /. MARYLAND at College Park; O..
Duke: IL, North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Is,
Maryland; 81. Davidson; %, v. P. I.
February % to March 4, conference tour
nament at Atlanta.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
ALEXANDRIA COPS
DEFEAT F|REMEN
Freak Homers Mark Ten-In-
ming Benefit for Family of
Slain BIuecoat.
LExANDRIA, Va, Jur

A LEXANDRIA, Va, June 2s.--
~ Staging four-run rally in the
"A tenth inning the Alexandria
4 4 Police Department trimmed the
Alexandria Firemen, IL to 8, at
Baggett's Park this afternoon in the
benefit game for the widow and chill
dren of Police Sergt. Charles McClary,
who was shot by colored man last
week.
About 5000 fans saw the game.
The Cops quartet of tallies in the
overtime session were made on Ed
wards double, Ludlows single, Lang
fords life when barley dropped the
third strike and then pegeed wildly
to first base, Dreifus' free ticket when
hit by pitched ball, Hamilton's sacri-
fee and Zimmerman's single. Ed
wards, Ludlow, Langford and Dreifus
scored
Three freak home runs were injected
into the fray. Darley of the Fire
men and Sims of the Police sank the
ball in the high grass in deep right
field and scored before the pellet could
be found. Nugent of the Firemen, hit
one beneath machine in deep right
and counted before 1t was returned to
the infield.
Sergt. George Everly pitched we'll for
the Cops in his first appearance of the
year and voluntarily retired when he
weakened slightly in the ninth. Wood
relieved Everly, but was wild and
pitched to only two batters before
Dreifus took up the burden and re-
ceived credit for the victory.
Mayor William Albert Smoot, mem
Der of the City Council; Police Chief
w. w. Campbell, Fire Chief James
M. Duncan, jr., and other city officials
attended the game, while the Citizens
Band played between innings through
out the contest.
1t was announced that second game
for the McClary family will be PLAYED
next Saturday between the st. Mary's
Celtics and Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
d Potomac Railroad Co. All-Stars Of
Evening star., 1929-06-30
FRATERNITY RACKETERS
MEET LANGLEY NETMEN

Alpha Chapter, of Alpha Iota Fra
ternity, opens its tennis season today
crossing rackets with the Langley
Va, Tennis Club Team, at Langley
at o'clock this afternoon. All fra
ternity players are to meet at Richard
Harveys home at 12:45.
Members of Alpha Iota's Kappa's
team, in order of rating, are: Earl Han
cock, Richard Harvey, Hunter Davidson
Tom Scrivner, Bernard Ostermayer
George Allen and Charles Proctor.
Next Sunday a match has been ar
ranged with the Calvary Baptist Team
and the Sunday following with the
Leesburg, Va, Tennis Club.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
ARGYLE NETMEN BLANK
WESLEY HEIGHTS TEAM

Argyle defeated Wesley Heights,
to 0, in a Suburban Tennis League
match yesterday on the Argyle courts.
Summaries.
Singles-Howenstein (A.) defeated
Edminston, 7-5, 1-6, 7-5; Rutley (A)
defeated Ballinger, Ga. 3-6, Ga.
Doubles-Rutley and Howenstein (A)
defeated Barnhard and Edminston,
Go, 60; Spottswood and Anderson
tA) defeated Nichols and Wilkinson
rs, 6-3; Wood and Bohlender (A.)
defeated Rommel and Roth, 60, 6-1;
Bates and Birch CAD defeated Stone
and Jacobs, 6-S, 6--3.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
APRIL PLAYING GREAT
GAME FOR FREDERICK

FREDERICK, Md, June 25.-Al-
though he has played in less than 10
games since reporting to the Frederick
Warriors of the Blue Ridge League
several weeks ago, Benny April, former
Washington sandlot and University of
pace that he is generally considered
one Of the finds" of the year.
April is cutting the ball at 1856
clip, and his work behind the bat has
been sensational.
Manager Bob Wells of the Warriors
is so pleased with the Washington
youths work that he has benched him
self and left all the mask and wind
pad work for his promising rookie.
April has been handicapped with a
badly bruised hand, but it Is almost
healed
Evening star., 1929-06-30
STAFFORD OF N. C. STATE
QUITS AS SPORT LEADER

RALEIGH, N. c., June 29.-Tal H.
Stafford, alumni secretary and graduate
manager of athletics at North Carolina
State College since 1920, has resigned
as alumni secretary and has given up
part of his other duties to enter the
graduate school in agriculture.
The athletic committee had recon-
mended to the executive committee Of
the board of trustees that business
management of the athletic depart
ment be directed by A. s. Brewer, coll
lege controller. and Stafford be re-
tanned as assistant manager of athletics.
The alumni work for the present will
be taken over by E. B. Owen, editor of
the North Carolina State Alumni News.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
PETWORTH-Y0RKES FACE
TEST IN MOUNT RAINIER

Petworth- -Yorkes, who are to engage
the formidable Mount Rainier nine this
afternoon on the Mount Rainier, Md,
diamond at o'clock, have won nine
games and lost only one this season.
Yorkes turned back Laurel, Md,
tossers last Sunday, to 0, and hope TO
offer the Mounts plenty of opposition.
Mcdonald, Lucas or Baggett will pitch
for the Yorkes today, with Waple, Nc
Mahon, Waters or Corkins getting the
mound assignment for the Marylanders.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
SandIOt Almanac

LEAGUE.
Independent.
Washington Cadillac. 4; Fort Humphreys, 2.
Army Medicos. s; Ross Council i.
D. J. Kaufman, 9; District Firemen, 9.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Insect Section.
Lionels. II; Milans. T..
sam sSseTR Wests At-SstaFcs; g. e Sdjalashers'
GAMES SCHEDULED.
LEAGUE.
TODAY.
Capital City
Unlimited.
Anths vs. st. Josepl,s A. O., Plaza.
dinals, No. 4, Monument.
Miller -Axtecs VS.. Brentwood Hawks, Brent
Dixie PIGS vs. Browns Corner, Kenilworth
Edmonds Art Stone vs. Capitol A. c., Col
tAil sames start at 8 o'clock.)
Senior.
Brookland B. C. VS.. Kaufmans. No. 3. 3
Roamers VS.. Hartfords, No. 3. O'Clock
Miller Furniture VS.. Bostonians, No. 4,
Try-Me Aces VS.. Montrose, East Ellipse.
Junior.
Lionels VS.. vic's Sport Shop, West Ellipse,
Corinthians vs. oBriens. No. 9, / O'Clock.
Potomacs VS.. calhouns, No. 2 Fairlawn.
Esnsleys VS.. Ty cobbs. No. q Fairlawn.
MaFdfeldts VS.. Murphy-Ames, Plaza. /
o'clock.
American Legion.
George Washington VS.. Victory, No. o, .
Eiaht and Forty VS.. Delano, Plaza, IL
Walcott VS.. Lincoln, West Ellipse, IL
spengler VS.. Lincoln, West Ellipse, /
O'Clock.
Midget.
Iroouois VS.. Kenilworths, No. 4, II O'Clock
Meridians VS.. Corinthians, No. 8, IL
o'clock.
Insect.
Brookland B. C. VS.. GEORGETOWN, No. 3, IL
LEAGUE.
TODAY.
French League.
Joe Cronins vs. Foxx Midgets, Friendship
LEAGUE.
TOMORROW.
Observation-Disclosures VS.. Treasury.
ton Co vs.. Railway Mail Service.
Terminal tevening loop)--Washington Ter
ninal vs.. Southern Railway.
Government-Navy Yard vs.. Navy.
1ndustrisl-Washinst Gas Light vs.
Departmental tcolored)-G. p. o. vs. Navy
Yard.
Independent.
TODAY
Mount Rainier VS.. Petworth-Yorkes, Mount
:, Independent A. c. VS.. LeesburE, Leesburg'
Takoms Tigers VS.. washington Red sox,
Silver Spring; l O'Clock.
T6nEs silver sIs IspTing Giants vs.; Fort Meade
,o;Sa Saks ,S Co vs.: Leonardtown' Leonard
:, Monroe IS. chevy Chase orAys, Chevy
Arlington, Va, 3 o'clock.
BeTTEn EsfrsG1 Nd DstJtst aei6cf Fremen vs. serVyn
Foxaii <; c. vs.. Lem ovens Pros. FOxall
=, Eastern 4. 6. vs.. EastpOrt A. c., Eastport,
Addison 4. c. vs.. winiamsport, williams
port, rtdo,d Md., 2;S9 80 & &o,elosk p,.or sox tao,
National Circles VS. Oriental Tigers. Fifth
ard l. streets. $50 o'clock.
Hiser's All-Stars VS.. Kennedy A. c., River
o1f sses9s dsoa john Nd Csp5P aeosR sRhn Junior
;, Liberty A.. g. VS.. Johnny A. c., Johnny
diamond ? O'Clock, .. a-.-..-..
BrssntoyR: 'fd Nd, AZ ) otaes ociock, vs.. 0''n'0~n
Friendship A. c. VS.. Rockville, Rockville
Isherwood 4. C. VS.. virginia White sox,
BsileyS ale Us Gro, Gross Roads: Va; ocioek.
state pepaptmentii tiSa Monument cdfG diamond No
Hess A. c VS.. croome, croome, Md, 3
,Wasshinston Cadillac vs.. Bethesda Fircmen,
Ku Klux Klan vs.. Seat Pleasant. Seat
Pepco VS.. Coleman White Sox, Brookland
Moose Seniors vs. Burtonsville, Md, Fair
Union Printers VS.. Alexandria Firemen,
Alexandria, 8 clock.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

In wllsuing yesterday Bay Shore sue
cessfully defended its Women's title.
Naval Academy mermen also triumphed
in the mems events in 1928, but the
official team represented the institution
last year.
No Records Broken.
Though no records were broken yes
terday Grace Warner came within less
than a second of equaling the 220-yard
free style standard for women when
she stroked the distance in minutes
34t seconds. The record is minutes 3
seconds. Had the Baltimore girl been
pressed it is thought she could have
done better. She led all the way. VIM
ming by 10 yards. 1t was the best per-
formance of the program. Grace sue
cumbed to her sister in the 10o-yard
backstroke, but only after keen battling.
Washington Swimming Club with two
points was the only other women's or
ganization to score. Lois Bates account
ed for both Of the points, placing third
in the 100-yard free style and in the
fancy diving.
Bay Shore Swimming Club finished
third in the mems events with points.
Placques were awarded the victorious
teams.
Cliff Sanford, Washington boy, and
former Central High and Syracuse lu-
minary, won the mems fancy diving
event in impressive fashion.
220 Free Style Close.
One of the prettiest races of the
afternoon was that between Ashworth
and r. L. Massingill, teammate. in the
220-yard free style for men. The pair
swan virtually the entire distance neck
and neck with Ashworth triumphing by
o narrow margin.
Most of the other events also were
closely contested and the good sized
gallery which lined the pool appeared
Evening star., 1929-06-30
C0RNWELL WILL AGAIN
CONDUCT SUMMER CAMP

j. Leighton Count Cornwell. popu-
lar Dewitt School official, left yesterday
for Camp Cornwell, which he conducts
each year on the Harmison estate at
Romney, Va.
Walter Palmer, Dewitt track coach,
and a number of athletes Of the school
will attend the camp and shortly be-
fore the opening of school in Septem-
Der the Dewitt foot ball squad viii visit
for training period.
The camp, which is for boys from
IA to 20 years Of age, viii close 6eptem-
her q
Evening star., 1929-06-30
15-YEAR-OLD LASS TOPS
ALL OTHER PERFORMERS
Grace Warner of Bay Shore Club Wins Two Firsts
and Second-Palookas of Annapolis Uphold
Navys Supremacy In Water

LITTLE lass Grace Warner OF the Bay Shore
former in the annual South Atlantic outdoor swimming and
school girl did events
another achieve high
point 18yearold sister olivia other
ccaboraed with 4
events in walk
Swimming Club of Annapolis made Naval Academy
aures the with 10 points, but
furnished opposition Baltimore with a.
PEp AShworth counting points high the
Evening star., 1929-06-30

to thoroughly enjoy the program. Ed
Lollnan, chairman of the South At
lantic swimming committee, handled
the meet in highly efficient style.
Summaries.
MEMS EVENTS.
lo0-yard free style-Won by Philip H.
Ashworth (Pslooka Swimming Club; second.
third, Ware Jordan Baltimore Y. M. c. A..
Time. ! minute 2,'r seconds:
Ba6@ Bay shors Gu Sy secen
third, George Dreyer Baltimore. z. NJ. c.
Fancy. diving-Won by Cliff Sanford fun-
attached; second, Frank Lane, (Baltimere
nav sSora as swmmfn npG WiIIlsm nS3 II. scheckies
lOo-yard backstroke-Won by Cyril caulk
Rsseh sstmq5s NJ H. a. & AS tRad Esmk c:
ents Berezoski !Washington, unattached.
22o-yard free style--Won by Philip H. Ash
worth (Palooka Swimming Club); second, r.
L L, MaSsingill !Palooks Swimming Club;
Time, minutes 432s seconds.
woMEN'S EVENTS.
ner bay Shore Swimming Clubl; second.
third, Louise Calligsn (Bay Shore Swimming
Club rime. ! minute 35Ar seconds.
Lucille Anthony (Bay Shore Swimming Club;
Inlrus LOIS 6ateS washington swimming
Club. Time, l minute 12A- seconds
Fancy dfvinR-Won by Louise Calligan
tBay Shore Swimming Club; second. Vir-
ginia Rea tBay Shore Swimming Club:
third. Lois Bates (Washington Swimming
Club.
220-yard free style-Won by Grace Warner
(Bay Shore Swimming Club; second, Lucille
Anthony bay Shore Swimming Club: third,
Louise Calligan (Bay Shore Swimming Club
Time. minutes 34s seconds
100-yard breast t-Stroke-Won by Louise
Downey Bay Shore Swimming Club; second,
Margaret voFel tBay Shore Swimming
Club: third. Louise Schmid (Bay Shore
swimming Club. Time, minute 33+s Sec
Evening star., 1929-06-30
THREE HOLES IN FIVE.

John F. Grimm, the Inglewood Coun-
try Club links, Seattle. played three
shore holes in five strokes, No. 3 in one,
No. in two and No. Is in two. On
into the cup and bounced out. or 1t
would be four shots
Evening star., 1929-06-30
ARMY MEDlCOS DEFEAT
ROSS COUNCIL, 6TO

Good pitching by Woods and streak
of wildness on the part Of Herbert
were mainly responsible for the Army
Medicos' 6-l victory over Ross Council
nine yesterday at Walter Reed.
Hamlin took the batting honors.
The winners play Montgomery
County All-Stars at Garrett Park to-
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Runs-KidWeI, Sims (2), Edwards (3)
Ludlow. Landlord. Dreifus t25. Hamilton,
Wingfeld tO, Bennett. Cabeil. Travers,
aHgisent' Hli' Darley. Errors-Edwards al
hits-Ludlow. Edwards Home runs-Nugent,
barley, Sims. Stolen hases-Ludlow, Drei-
fus Cd. Sacrifices-Hamilton, Zimmerman.
Double plays--Nugent, Robertson. Nugent;
Hamilton to Ludlow; Bennett to Lee. Left
on bases--Police, z; Firemen, g. Hit by
plteher-By Dreifus (DarIeyl, BY Padgett
lDreifusl. Struck out-By Dreifus. 3; by
Everiy, 5: by Padgett. z. Passed bali-Kid-
well; Winning pitcher--Dreifus. Losing
pitcher-Padgett, Umpires- Messrs. Watt.
Wood, Macdonald, Percall. Time Of game
hours and Is minutes.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
COBB CHILDREN ATHLETIC.

Ty Cobb's eldest daghter, Shirley. is
already a noted horsewoman. His son,
Ty, jr., is making national reputation
in tennis but doesn't care much for base
ball.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
PRINTERS MEET F1REMEN.

Union Printers are to gather at the
Times-Herald Building at 1880 o'clock
for their game with the Alexandria
.Firemen at o'clock at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Runs-Herbert, Withers, Ward (2>, Ham,
lin t2), Morton. Errors-zBurgess. w. Swift,
Stolen bases-Ward. Hamlin, Morton. Sac
rifees-Morton o0; Shields. Left on bases
balls-of wells, Il. of Woods, /. Struck
out-By Herbert, q; by Woods. ls. Hits-oh
ming. wild pitches-Herbert (2) Balk-
Herbert. Passed ball--Morton, First base
on errors-Medicos @ t). Earned runS-Ross
bert. Runs batted in-F. Whitney, Morton.
Shields, Hamlin (2D. Umpire-Mr. Franker-
utes.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
CADILLAC NINE MEETS
FIREMEN AT BETHESDA

Washington Cadillac nine, which yes
terday defeated Fort Humphreys toss
ers at Fort Humphreys, Va. 4 to 2, this
afternoon will engage the Firemen's
team at Bethesda, at 2 o'clock Cadillacs
are to report at the service station by
l o'clock.
Score by innings Of yesterdays game
r II r
Evening star., 1929-06-30

A flock of attractive games are listed
for independent sandlot base ball teams
throughout the city and nearby sections
today.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Apprentice allowance claimed,
Weather clear, track fast.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Ross Council. 0 0 0 0 OIL
Army Medicos o 3 O o 2 x-6

Totals. 80 624i0 Totals. 20 SAT 8
sBatted for CrenshaW In ninth inning
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ALEXANDRIA CELTS
SEEK ANOTHER WIN
Would Add Fort Humphreys
to String-0ther Good
Games Carded.

A LExANDRIA, Va, June 29.-St.
Y Marys Celtics hope to continue
y their march to the Northern
\ Virginia base ball crown when
thew meet the Fort EJlInorlfrevc
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Is and MILDLY Summers Capture A. Meet in Chevy Chase Pool

Associated Press.
MONDAY.

FIRST RAcE-s4Oo; 2-year-olds; fu
Evening star., 1929-06-30

The Del Ray nine will play the Boil
ing Field Aviators of Washington on
Edward Duncan Field in a holiday
game next Thursday.
Evening star., 1929-06-30
SECOND RACE--s1,oo0; s-year-olds and
up; claiming; furlongs

SIXTH RACE-S1.oOo claiming; 3-year-
lids and I'M: L miles
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Bolstered in the outfield by the sign
ing Of Jack Reid, former Randolph
Macon Academy and st. Mary's Celtics
star, the Del Ray A. c. will clash with
the Rambler Pros OF Washington at
o'clock tomorrow on Edward Duncan
Field in Potomac.