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Summer Items

Summer Items
si4s Folding Lawn Bench n0a
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s2.7s Maple Sewing O. 20
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$1.49 Canvas steamer CO.
Chair. Friday Clearance. 1OC
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ssB5 Arm Maple Porch Rocker,
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, HEAVY " p posts Friday SAYS
sa4.75 couch Hammock, Of
heavy duck and stand
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CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA, May %
GP).-After hearing lengthy testimony
from the crew Of the aIfplahe southern
Cross and others connected with its res
cue, the board OF inquiry into the plane S
forced landing ia Western Australia
today adjourned 10 Melbourne, where
further testimony will be heard Later
It will meet at Adelaide.
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ACTRESSES DIVORCED.

Los ANGELES. May % oP,.=Madfe
Ballany, Barbara Bedford and Eugenia
La Place. film stars. were granted
divorces yesterday BY Superior Judge
Arthur Keetch
Miss BellaF1y obtained final decree
from Logan Metcalf, Miss Bedford from
John A. Rascoe and Miss La Place from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-23

Afghanistafl On May Is reported tina
the main body Of the former Kings
forces we're in difficulties about 70 miles
south of Ghazni 1t was feared for a
time that Afi1anullah was with these
troops. 49,
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Tables

$3.50 Mahogany Davenport Tx
tension Table. Heavy turned lsge
and roller slidee. FRI CID OK
day Clearance ..... VA >o
$3.50 Mahogany Console Table
ana Mirror. Nicely finished table
ana Venetian design mir. ca OK
ror. Friday Clearance. p'/S
$3.50 Mahoeany.finish
Radio Table. Friday CS OK
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$3.50 Mahogany s'elephone
Cabinet and Bench. GIG OK
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AMANULLAH IS LOSING.

S1MLA, India, May % CP).-Advices
from Quetta state that former King
AfAaANllah Of Afghahistan, accom-.
panied by queen soifiva ana his BROTH
er Inayatal1ah. arrived unexpectedly
today at 6hafhan In Baluchistan.
King Amanullahs efforts to regain
Ms throne from Bacha Eakao, one-time
water, boy and now known as King
Hababullah, have met with reverses.
The most recent disnatehss from
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Occasional Pieces

occasional Pieces
sTe Love seat, Ia beautiful An.
lfed Hehna Tapestry. Very at.
taetive and comfortable, with
loose spring seat eakh. Gao IN
iona. Friday Clearance. pT1sSV
sl4.fS Occasional spanish Chair,
with velour scoop seat and tapes.
try back. Friday Clear. co 70
Aflee. V1ssO
ss475 cexwell Chair, with spring
fillea reversible seat cushions. care
fAily upholstered La durable JaeA
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sss.75 Solid Mahogany fieeple.
white Hail Chair. In beautiful
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high back. Friday GO p
SIS Royal Easy chair-"Push
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with leg rest. Upholstered In email
inquired tapestry. Friday $40 7S
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Association, and Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter,
president Of the District Congress OF
Parents and Teachers.
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SIPS Ruined Curtains. ivory
ground. with overlooked edges
Of green, blue Aad orchid. 7Qn
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Dining Room Suites

$3.50 1o-piece period design Walnut Veneered
Dining suite with eo4in. buffet, ter-door
china cabinet enclosed server, eslSas extension
guard Velour seats Friday Clear 500
ance .,....','...Is. .b.'HhN's 't.t''h
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Suite, Of beautiful English period design. A
handsome suite OF highssfAde construction that
will beautifully furnish large dining C1O2
room. Friday Clearance. ...t..,..... %A>o
1895 Handsome EliRahethAn period design In
a massive Dining Suite. A good reproduction OF
a most popular design that Sl add charm to
the finest dining room, Friday Clear 500
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Breakfast Sets
$3.50 Dueo- Finished 5-piece Breakfast Set
parchment and blue decorated. FIJI GO "a
DAY CLEARANCE. ..I.s.t.........
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Drop.lea r, table c and four windsor Sl5.75
s11s.75 Walnut veneefed Period Design Dinette
Suite, comprising 4e-in. buffet china cabinet
obong dinette extension table ana four COG
chairs. Friday Clearance. ....n...... %Oo
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and Company F, Cadet Capt. Robert
Evans pm, all Of Dunbar High
School.
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Bed Davenport Suites

Sl5s S.piece Two.tone Jacquard
Velour suite. Long davenport and
club chair, with reversible sprifig.
filled seat cushions. ana Atylish
Coxwell chair to match. COO
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.s219 S.piece Tnfeestone Jae.
guard velour Suite, with beautiful
fhahogany-fnished top rails, panels
and base. Comfortable spring.
Allied reversible seat eush- T1aQ
ions. Friday Clearance. ~A'>
$685. 3.piece Continuous Wood
Arm Mohair Suite, Comprises long
davenport, club chair and throne
chair. Reversible spring seat cush-
ions and back of throne chair COW
cred in beautiful mo- W1Oo
quette. Friday Clearance PAIC
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Day Beds and
Recldine

$e4.se Enslander Foldaway Cot
and PAD. 2 #. in,
Green Denim. Friday T14,7S
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S9.ss 2 II. q In, Grey Enamel
Cot, Highlander make, a. band
spring. Friday Clear %6 OK
s2s.se Coil spring Day BED,
with attractive ere
tonne cover. Friday ca S0
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sie.7s Heavy Jaspay Fiber
Rugs, In attractive Summary de-
signs. exl2 It. Ga OK
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Odd Lots
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR

sl.se SILK HOsE-Full fash
toned pure silk hose in chiffon
and service weights. Sec AOn
ExrRA.SfaE BURsoN SILK
AND-RAf0N HOSE, if- SEa
regulars OF the OIL variety. OVS
THREAD silk HOSE and silk
and4rAyen hose, with
square heels. PeffectA ana o.
irreENlArs .e...... eMO&
2Sc AND aec ChfbDREN'S
HALF.HoSE and whoopee cocks
in tale. rayon and cotton, peffeeta
and irregllArs. 8 Pairs for 17n
'Os si.oS az AND si.ss RAYoN IN
DERwEAR, tailored ana lace
trimmed. Bloomers, princess slips.
vestA, ktep-ifs and cor1bi. Coz
nations, Popular colofs VOS
ClfIIDREN'S UNION SUITS.
Waist attachment union suits, OF
paiAraA checks; siEee 2 to II.
Bows suits have straight leee,
girls suits have bloomer 9En
bottoms ..............''
Street Floor.
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Refrieerators

s1375 Solid OAK fee CHEST, 50 lbs co 7S
Ice capacity. Friday Clearance. ..... V1HO
1850 Gibson Tep.ieef Refrigerator White
s s9isns oi.a,sas. food Commandment S1075
s4e.50 Gibson Porcelain LINED Apartment
Style 2door Refrigerator. rs lbs. ice GA 7E
capacity. Friday Clearance $50. pOTssO
$3.50 Gibson Porcelain Lined Three-deor,
Front-icing Refrigerator. go lbs, ice T27 S0
capacity. Friday Clearance ........ pOf 'eo
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$3.50 Rea Laeeuered Dee.
GRATED and Walnut finished
Tea Wagons. FRI H147S
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Carriages and
Strollers

$685. Khaki or Blue
s esss ssis' '':. f.'sss S3.95
$10.s6 Fiber salky.
VI: with o padded seat, nj S6.os
$3.50 Fiber stroller. Hey~oed
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, E,s ss;.' Russ Russ '' 'ss'S S2.4o
gts ss;s' R Ssss' ';ss 7ss's Sl.6o
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Kitchen Furniture

s46 Famous Boone Kitchen Cabinet, with DOR.
celaiu sliding table top ana many GO *
labor-savng devices Friday Clearance @A1'so
1895 s6.inch Round Unfinished Cd so
Breakfast Table Friday Clearahte.. pfsO/
,x Ass c,. Unfinished windsor CHAIR. S1.19
r,, 90 A., . &C. Cabinet Gas Range S3o.75
s16.e5 Unfinished Weleh Cabinet. g AZ
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$3.50 Unfinished Buffet. Friday $40 "a
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Living Room Suites

s19S 3-piece Burgundy Mohair
Suite with loose, reversible, spring.
filled cushions of beautiful mo-
quette. Handsome carved frame.
Comprises sofa, club chair and
throne chair. Friday GAO
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$239 S-piece friese Mohair
Suite. Handsome carved rope
panels and carved frame. Popular
new herlraA mohair all over, with
handsome fi1oquette on reverse side
OF cushions. Friday CLIO
Clearance ............. ~As>
$279.5o S.piece Continuous Wood
Arm Mohair Suite. A magnificent
carved frame, with beautiful taupe
mohair all over, with rattine re-
verse spring seat cush. 090O
ions. Friday Clearance. ~sV/
$4s5 Splice Louis XIV Solid Ma
hogany carved Frame, with taupe
mohair and frieZe reverse. An ex-
ouisite suite of the most graceful
lines and finest quality
throughout. Friday Clear %2AO
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MEMS WEAR
AT Friday Cleanup
Prices

SHIRTS - Mems high grade
shirts Ia white, tan and blue
broAdclotn, with collar attached;
also In fancy madras and novelty
hroadcloth in both collar-AttAehed
and neckband styles. Sizes 0Qr
- SHIRTS AND DRAwERs-
Mems roc balbrisgan shirts and
drawers, Otis make, perfect auas.
ity. Short sleeve shirts. sizes 80
to 46; ankle drawers. sizes 6Sc
80 TO ~. Each. ........: VO~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES soc s,is-
penders In narrow and medlum
widths, finished with nor1-tarnlsn-
ing buckles. Regular 1Qr
'eP SsItGHTsHiiRTs Mems $3.50
Fruit Of the Loom ntghtshirts,
slightly soiled from handling; Gut
literally full. Sizes Is to TO-
PijAMAS-Men's s1.4s pajannas
of Plaza pongee and end-to-eno
madras in plain eolors
ana striped patterns 81 40
All UNION S1net; siUiTrs-Men'. 7sc attn
letic union suits OF white checked
nainsook, with tapped arrnholes,
webbing and snubber In back.
ar-tacked throughout. 40
Sizes 36 to as. xO%
MEMS SOCKS - 39c and soc
socks; slight irregulars. Fancy
patterns in rayon and isle. 90
Sizes 10 to H. ........ @O~
RAYON UNION SUfTS-Men's
$3.50 rayon union suits. athletic
STYLE. In white. flesh and o.
peach. Sizes SO 10 a.. CC&
GOLF HOSE - Mems 75c and
500 golf hose. nnerceriHed quality,
in Jacquard and other pop
ular patterns. Sizes 10 to 20
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Street Floor
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leaf Poreelain~top KitA
chen Table. Friday G16 OK
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Wen knewn brands, including
April Showers, Cappi, Narcisse
and Biarfitz, some Of the cans
slightly scratched.
street FlO0f.
soc AND tee JEWELRT-An a..
softnnert Of novelties In earrings,
brooches. ehekefs ana
pendants In wonderful va 70~
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Reed and Fiber
Furniture

$500 3-piece Loom Woven Fiber
Suite, upholstered in colorful ere
tonne. Removable spring cusn-
ions. 60-in. settee. %aA S0
Friday Clearance. 49,.
$1,000 3-piece Cathedral Design
Hand-Woven Fiber suite; bea9ti-
full cretonne and loose, automobile
spring cushions. Friday $50
s1o9 3-piece Decorated stick
Fiber Suite, 60.in. Settee, Chair
and Rocker. Roll arms: beauti-
fully designed eretonne and spring
seat construction. Friday S0S
Clearance. ..............
$685. Brown Ternery. with trellis
and etal container. ~ o.
Friday Clearance. ...... W. 80
$685. Roll Arm Fiber ca az
Rocker Friday Clearance. VAIss0
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HARVARD OUTROWS
COLUMb|A'S EIGHT
Lions 150-Pound Varsity
Crew Fights GameIy, but
Bows to Crimson. 80.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Harvard
University's 150-pound varsity eight
cared crew today stopped the long win
ming streak of Columbia by finishing
three-quarters Of length ahead Of the
Lions in the feature event of the Ameri-
can Henley on the Schuylkill.
Columbia, unbeaten since the Spring
OF 1928 and already booked to sail for
England June 8, put UP q magnificent
race against the Crimson, but could not
match strokes in the last half mile.
Yale noSed out Pennsylvania for third
place and Princeton finished last. Har-
ward covered the Henley course Of one
mile, $50 yards, in the good time Of 6
minutes 4045 seconds.
More than $4,000 persons saw the
downfall Of Coach Hugh Glendons
Lions who have been turned over to
Don Farley to comply with the British
Royal Henley amateur coaching regula-
tionS.
Three course records were broken.
Yale In winning the third collegiate for
the third straight year lowered the
Henley mark to minutes 373s seconds:
Hun School of Princeton. beat Kent
School OF Kent, Conn, by a half length
and set new mark of 4 minutes 503s
seconds for the mile on the Schuyl-
kill, and the Penn Athletic Club sec
ond eight lowered the mark from 6:4135
to 6:3435
Princeton walked away with the
Freshman eight cared race, beating
Penn by four lengths. with the Navy
PlebeS three-quarters Of a length back
of the Red and Blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
T. C. MONTGOMERY WINS
IN ANTi-PAR GOLF PLAY

Henry D. Nicholson, youthful star Of
the Washington Golf and Country Club,
enlivened the match play against par
event at the Virginia Club yesterday
afternoon by boiling his mashie niblick
tee shot for an ace on the 145-yard
second hole. He was playing with Rus
sell c. Jewell in a two-ball match.
Notwithstanding his ace, Nicholson
did not finish in the list OF winners in
the tourney. In class A, T. G. Mont
gomery proved the victor. With a
handicap of II strokes, he finished up
on par. DR.. B. S. Tayoor Q5), T. M.
Mather 10), and F. w. Youry Q2),
tied for second place with scores up
on par.
In class B. ]. M. Berry 600 and L.
D. Nicholson 600, tied with scores 2
UP on par M. D. Williams and c. F.
Moore, both with handicaps Of 18, tied
for second, 1 down to par.
In class C. C. r. Sammans was the
winner. With handicap OF % he I'm
ished the round l up on par. c. H.
Roesch, father Of the club champion,
with IS handicap. was even.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
ST. JOHNS TO LOSE
FOUR LACROSSE MEN

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 25-St.
Johns College lacrosse team will lose
four regulars by graduation and trans
fer, according to Coach w. H. ODinty)
Moore.
Capt. Sam Jones, Long John Boucher
and Harry Cross will get their degrees
June and Tom Andrew Is headed for
West Point.
Jones and Boucher are two Of the best
defense men in American lacrosse.
Boucher was picked for the second all
America team last year and this year
has covered Moore's hardest assign
ments. Boucher is to be assistant coach
at Randolph-Mscon next year.
Cross has been a consistent contrib
utor to st. Johns goals, averaging a
tally a game. He scored Is during the
season. Andrew played a consistent
game as third attack.
Jones, Boucher and Andrew are
Maryland boys. Cross came to ST.
Johns from Braintree, Mass.
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SWIMMERS, DIVERS MEET
AT CHEVY CHASE JUNE 20

Chevy Chase swimming pool will be
the scene Saturday afternoon, June 30.
of the South Atlantic outdoor SWIM
men and women. There will be 10
events. five for men and as many for
women. Those for men will be the 100
yard free style, 100-yard backstroke,
220-yard free style, 100-yard breast
stroke and fancy diving Chigh board).
Those for women will be the 100-yard
free style. 220-yard free style. 100-yard
breaststroke, 100-yard backstroke and
fancy diving (high board.
Entries will close June IS. Blanks are
being distributed by Ed. Lollman. chair
man of the South Atlantic swimming
committee, at Baltimore.
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Minnesota Manhandlers.

ri THOUGHT I would write you
- about Spring practice at Mime
sofa, as you might be interested
i in its development since DR..
Spears regime, writes George
Rogers.
THE first year Doc had out about
35 men and his average daily attend
ance was around II. This year he had
100 men report to him, which he re-
duced to 88, and his average daily at
tendance was so.
These SO men, from a physical point
Of view, were a sight for the eyes.
never saw such a fit squad in my life.
He divided the SO men into four
elevenS; each team under a separate
coach, and they played series of
games for the university championship,
with suitable prizes for the players on
the first and second teams and big
dinner for every one.
Last Friday the last game for
the championship was played, and.
oh, my gosh. how hard they played!
Such blocking tackling, passing,
punting and catching of punts 1
never saw in my life One would
think they were playing Michigan or
Wisconsin the last game of the sea-
son for the conference champion
ship. The game was played in a
terrible rain and not a punt was
missed. A most remarkable per-
Torrance.
IT saw all of the games between the
teams and the most remarkable part
of it to me was that, under this ar
rangement, the boys seem to enjoy the
Spring practice, and the spirit to win
that existed was beyond belief. In the
past I was of the opinion that the
Spring practice was hard work and a
bore to most of the boys.
Don't sell short on Minnesota next
Fall, because If you do you will be a
poor prophet. My opinion of their
chances is so high that / am afraid of
expressing them in words. Doc has
IL half backs that would make first team
on any college in the country. One in
particular that, If he ever learns to fol-
low his interference a little closer, will
be another Red Grange. He can throw
four backs IN a game that average 1870
pounds and is faster than any other
four backs you will see all year.
"Nagurski, If he plays him at full,
will, in my opinion, become one of the
immortals of foot ball What pleasure
1t Is to see him work. hope nothing
happens to him, and / want you to
see him go when he Is right.
Michigan and Wisconsin are 60
ing to have great teams this Fall and
1 predict that before the season is
over the experts will be saying that
Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota
are three of the strongest teams in
the United States. I think we will
beat Michigan, but am not so sure
about Wisconsin because Of the un-
expected licking we gave them last
year. Old man Psychology can do
lot with that Wisconsin bunch
about beating Minnesota.
The Swedes in Minnesota use skis to
cover ground over the snow in Winter,
but you can assure your Eastern friends
that this Fall Minnesota is going to use
few Poles and Firms with ski at the
end Of their names to gain yardage on
the foot ball field. We have some
'beauts' among the sophomores.
Pardon the long letter. guess my
enthusiasm is too much for me. Even
now / want TO tell you about these
Poles and FinnA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
M'CARTY OF DEWITT
WINS PREP NET TITLE

Milburn McCarty, little Dewitt racketer,
vanquished his teammate Aram Bak-
Shan yesterday to win the Prep School
League singles championship. The
scores of the matches staged on the St.
Adams School courts were As, 6-3,
Ga, 60. McCarty was steadier than
his much larger opponent.
Devitt'S team, which some time ago
clinched the Prep School League flag,
yesterday downed st. Adams, to 0, in
the final league engagement. The win
gives Dewitt one leg on the cup offered
the team first winning the league title
three seasons. st. Adams has two legs
on the trophy.
Dewitt, which was playing its last
match of the season. will lose by grad
uation McCarty, Bakshian, Willis and
Trennis.
Summaries of yesterdays matches:
9 s.nglesseBakshi mc o.. defeated GsiIiher.
dTeys. eees,, e.; Willis CD. defeated
Dopbles-McCarty and Willis CD, defeat
ed Galliher and Andrews 81. 6-4; Bak-
Shan and Trennis CD, won by default.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
Jones Changed
Driving Style
BY SOL METZGER.

Bobby Jones golf game is not
what it is generally presumed to
be-something that just came to him
as a kid. For many years Bobby
did lot of hard thinking and care
full experimenting. AS a result, his
game has developed via many
changes. For example, he drives
and puts differently than he did in
1922 and 1923.
AS We are concerned with driving,
let us look into some of the funda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
HOLY CROSS NINE
BEATS H0YAS, Fl
NekoIa Has Edge on Donovan
of Georgetown in Snappy
Mound Duel.

WORCHNETER, Mass, May 25.-Holy
Cross won It's second game of the sea-
son from Georgetown here this after
noon, to l, in the fastest game played
this season.
1t was a pitchers battle with Frank
Nekola having the edge on Patsy Dona-
van Georgetown's southpaw. Both
teams played snappy ball, although the
Blue and Gray's misjudgments were
costly.
In the third Phelan smacked a two
base hit into center field Nekola
walked. Harrell sacrificed and both
runners advanced when Fisher laid
down perfect bunt. scoring Phelan
on squeeze play. Georgetown came
back to knot up the game in their
half OF the fourth. Bozek got his sec
ond hit of the game, Whaley sacrificed,
Dunn hit fast one at Shevlin, which
the latter booted and Bozek rode home
from second
Holy Gross put across what proved
to be the winning run in the sixth,
when Fisher walked and moved I'D on
Shevlin's sacrifice. going around to
third when no one covered the bag.
Hurleys long fly to Mccarthy sent
Fisher home.
Bozek played a nice game for the
Blue and the Grey, leading his team
with fu,o 1,ite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
NAVY TENNIS TEAM ENDS
CAMPAIGN WITH VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 25.-The
Naval Academy tennis team closed its
season by defeating Pennsylvania State,
6 to g.
The Navy players took four of the
six matches in singles and two of the
three in doubles.
Sineles-Farrin, Navy, defeated p. Barner,
6-3, Ga; Halsteead. Navy, defeated G.
Barner, s.. St; Butler, Pa, State de-
feated McRoberts. &C. So; Salisbury,
Penn State. defeated Roberton. 60, 50;
Germany; Navy, defeated Thompson, IS.
Doubles-Farrin and McRoberts, Navy. de-
feated Metzner and Butler. 81, SIS Hal
stead and Robertson, Navy. defeated P
Barner and @. Barner. IS. 81; Wolf and
Thompson, Penn State, defeated Germany
and Fenton, Ga, "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
GOLD IN FORM OF BAIT
FOOLS SOME REAL FISH

BY the Associated Press.
Montgomery, Ala, is threatened with
a dearth in goldfish.
1t all started like this: A fishing trip
party ran out of bait and, in despera-
ton, helped themselves to globe of
goldfish from an unguarded cottage.
The results we're amazing Trout
struck in glee and fought for the privi-
lege of being caught.
The news spread and one Montgom-
cry mercantile house reported sale of
$40 worth of the ornamental FISH. Sew
eral sporting goods stores have added
small auuariums to meet the rapidly
en- whose rods and reels betray their
intent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-26
MAUREEN CIRCUIT VICTOR
IN METROPOLITAN GOLF

GREENWICH, Conn, May rs CP).-
Despite a late and courageous rally by
the challenger, Maureen circuit today
won the metropolitan women's golf
championship for the fourth consecutive
time, defeating Helen Hicks, 4 up and
3 to play in a 36hole match.
Miss circuit, whose putter was her
ablest ally in the days play, holed
5-foot putt for a par. 3 at the thirty
third hole 10 end ths match