Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-07

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division.
The Fairgrounds are listed by di.
visions as follows, with the key GROUND
given first in each instance:
Georgetown District.
Georgetown. Thirty-fourth and
Volta place northwest; Adams,
Chevy Chase, Corcoran, Montrose,
Fillmore, Weightman, Reservoir,
Tenleytown, Gallinger, Mitchell
Park, Cleveland Park and Mount
Alto.
BlOomlngdale District.
Bloomingdale, First and Bryant
streets northwest: Brookland, Bur-
roughs, Emery, Brightwood, Tenth
and EvartS.
Iowa Avenue District.
Iowa Avenue. Iowa avenue, be-
tween Varnum and Webster streets
northwest: Twin Oaks, Takoma
Park, Park View, Bancroft, Barnard,
Columbia Heights, johnson, Phil
lips, Truesdale and Walter Reed.
New York Avenue District.
New York Avenue. First street and
New York avenue northwest: Oyster,
Henry, Happy Hollow, Thomson.
RosedaIe District.
Rosedale. Seventeenth and Kramer
streets northeast: Benning, Kenil-
worth, Wheatley, Maury.
Virginia Avenue District.
virginia Avenue. Eleventh street
and Virginia avenue southeast: Con-
gress Heights, Ketcham, Buchanan,
Orr, Stanton.
Garfield District.
GARFIELD, Second street and Viz
Einia avenue southeast: Wallach,
Fairbrother, Hoover, Van Ness.
Plaza District.
Plaza. Second and D streets
northeast: EdmondS, Hayes, Ludlow,
Peabody and Greenback Lane.
Not all the preliminaries will be mn
ished by tomorrow, but this will no
interfere with the divisional play -ofis
Those who are ready for further pla!
will be paired and the others will b
matched as they appear.
Director Mccarthy of the Plaza Play
ground will have charge Of the women:
tournament. They will toss on a 3o-foo
court. The girls are requested to re-
port at $50 o'clock or before.
Harry Mccarthy. popular assistan
manager of Convention>11all, made goot
a boast when he won the Rosedal
championship. He and his cronie, Jacl
Whalen, entered the same tournament
with me in there you haven't
chance" Harry warned Jack.
II don't suppose anybody else vii
have o chance either" replied Jacl
with bantering sarcasm.
That's right" declared Harr.
solemly.
Whalen reached the semi-inals
where he was beaten by Joseph Yer
million.
Then Mccarthy avenged the defea
Of his pal. He knocked OF Vermillior
so to SO, for the title.
Tom David, who defeated Harr
Tucker, so to "a. in the Montrose final
is a George Washington Universit
athlete. David won his first athletii
fame as an all-around star at Western
High.
Tom chucked IL ringers against Tue
ker. In an earlier match he threw.
straight.
Charles Stramer trimmed Waite
Sweeney, 81 to II, for. the Thompson
championship. James Beck won from
S. Owens. 81 to II and 81 to ID. in th'
Park View final, and at Tenth an,
Evarts Eddie Culver vanQuished En-
NETT Mcknight, 81 to 19.
A hot match, is scheduled today Oh
the Garfield court. Russell "Beany
Morgal will toss Joe Robey for the title
Morgal some years ago established
trapeze ring endurance record 70
Washington Fairgrounds.
= Among the most experienced pitcher
in the tournament are Andrew P. Tall
made, A. F. Skinner, Harry M. Well
and Paul D. Morrison. For severa
years they have had regulation cour
at their camp at Kenton, on the Poto
mac. Tallmade won his first thre
matches in the Fillmore preliminar
without a struggle. His opponent
scored a total of less than points.
The tournament at Allentown, Md