davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
BEARS PULL AWAY
FROM HUSKY CREW

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND ESTUARY, Calf, April
l3.-Puiling far ahead Of their nor
thern rivals with q terrific pace, the
world champion University of Cali
fornia crew decisively defeated the
University of Washington eight by five
and one-haf lengths in their annual
three-mile race on the Estuary here
today.
The Bear crew, including seven of
the nine veterans that swept to 10
consecutive victories and the Olympic
games championship last year, defeated
the northerners in surprisingly easy
manner. They went into the lead at
the start with powerful sprint and
continued to pull ahead for the re-
mainder Of the race.
At the half way mark they led by
two and half lengths About a mile
from the finish the Bears had increased
the lead TO four lengths. Two hundred
yards from the end they were four and
q half lengths ahead and this adyarl-
tage was increased to i've and a half
lengths with great driving finish.
| The official time was Is minutes Il
seconds, which Is seconds slower
| than the course record that was set
| by washington in 1928. The varsity
race was the third on the regatta pro-
| gram.
California won the freshman race
| and the Huskies the junior varsity race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
NAVY RIFLES WIN;
| PRESSED BY Y. N. |.
Maryland Takes Third Place
in Collegiate Shoot on
coloniaIs' Range.

with q total Of l,S47, Navy won the
national indoor intercollegiate rife
championship for this area yesterday
on the George Washington University
range, The Sailors were pressed BY
". NJ. T., which totaled 1872 to finish
second. Maryland, with 1902, was third.
Performances were distinctively bet
ter than those in the event last year.
Though they both scored 264, Hood
of Navy outranked Spicknall OF Mary
land in view of the formers better
mark at the standing position.
Other teams were George Washing
ten, l,27l: University Of Cincinnati
1885; Cornell, 1880, and Hopkins,
1908.
Mai, w. D. Frazer was the official
representative of the National Rifle
Association in charge Of the shoot.
The scorers were John Shircker and
r. Marquis. and the timekeeper, e.
Newcomb, all Of George Washington.
The scores:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
GERMANS AND SCOTS
TO MEET AT SOCCER

Teams representing Scotland and
Germany in the international soccer
tournament being conducted here under
auspices Of the Washington and South
eastern District Association viii meet
in the title match Of the competition
this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock on the
Silver Spring field.
Virtually the same combinations
competed In the Washington Soccer
League during the last season. Clan
MacLennan eleven, which won the nag
in that loop, was made up largely OF
players now holding forth with the
Scotland team and the German com.
hination Is altogether composed OF
hooters who represented the Concord
Club, runner-up In the league.
Scotland's lineup viii be picked from
the following:
Grieve, Blanche Robson, T. Faulds,
q, Faulds. Lamont, Turnbull, Malloch
Mclean. Watts, Galaxy, Dryden and
Irving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A TLANTA, April IS. - An cpl
~ demic of record smashing hit
IA Grant Field today and IL
4 a new champions were crowned
in the 10 events Of the Georgia
Tech relays.
Indiana beat Michigan Normal in the
distance medley and hung up . new
record Of 1924 Clio to turn the trick
The record for the 120-yard hurdles
was knocked higher than kite by
Beard Of Auburn, who won the race
In 1919.
Lease OF Indiana did the 2-nile run
In the record-smashing time Of 1888 3-i0
and Beard hung up another new mark
to shoot at when he captured the 220-
yard hurdles In 24:2
The l20-yard hurdle record was is
seconds and the 220.yard low hurdle
mark bettered was ISIS seconds. Lease
bettered the 2-mile mark Of 10 minutes
AIS seconds
Duke University sent down It's cham
pionslhip cross-country team and the
Tar Heels came through to win the T.
mile relay. Their time OF 1917 2-10
established new record, lettering the
existing record Of 1886 Us.
Louisiana State, which was heavily
favored to win the team races, hung up
new mark OF sos 2-l0 to take the
Emile relay, clipping nearly minute
off the old record of 9 minutes and As
seconds.
Other record breaking performances
on the track were turned in by Florida,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
HEVY CHASE basket BAH stars
were crowned interplayground
court champions for l028-29

HEVY CHASE basket ball stars
were crowned interplayground
court champions for l028-29
~ yesterday In q belated final
match with the CARRIED toss-
ers, which they won by Is to 3 count
en- the Plaza field. Each team. had
scored one victory In the title series last
Fall when play was halted.
As reward Of victory, the cham
pions viii be presented with gold basket
balls by the playground department
and probably will be entertained BY
the losers ut banquet.
Neither team showed the speed IL
yesterdays encounter that they had ex-
hibited when they were in their stride
last Fall, but considering the long in
terval between matches and the fact
that the players have not been able
TO get together for practice this VIM
ter. they made q creditahle showing
Catherine Crane, at center, and Cath
crime McCandleSS right guard, were
especially effective in the Chevy Chase
line. while Zelda Madeoy played a
stellar defensive game in Garfield's
backfield. Dorothy Kclso was alert on
the Garfield offensive, but many scor-
ing attempts came to naught after she
had passed the ball to her teammate
under the basket.
Chevy Chase took the lead In the first
quarter and did not relinquish 1t.
Amarillo Smith dropped In Garfield's
lone. 2-point field goal In the dying
minutes Of the game.
Vivian Essex, regular side center for
Chevy Chase, was absent from the line,
but her place was filled by Helen Bit
tenger. who usually divides time with
Miss Essex Scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
TECH RACKETERS POINT
FOR CENTRAL MEETING

Coach zearfoss of the Tech High
tennis team Is whipping his charges
into shape for their opening match
against Central, traditional foe, next
wednesday in 3 public high champion
ship engagement.
Tech probably viii start against Gem
trail with Talbert, No |; Culp No. 3;
wilson, No. 3, and Marks Or Felstein,
No. 4. Kienest, Wells and Mattern are
other Mckinley racketers who may see
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
EVANSVILLE HIGH WINS
THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY

HYATTSvILLE, Nd, April 13.--Hy-
attsville High Schools base ball team
won its third game In as many starts in
the Prince Georges County high school
championship series. defeating Brandy
wine High at Brandywine yesterday, 10
to s.
j Bob Venemann and Francis PETER,
Hyattsville pitchers, did well, while Hy-
Attsyille drove Dyson, BrandyWine's
starting hurler, from the mound.
Hyattsyille gained rood lead n the
first inning when Bill Robinson crash
ed homer with two on r. Furgang,
for Brandvwine. also hit for the circuit
Hyattsville girls lest to the Brandy
wine lassies In an 1912 match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
CRACK BAND FROM RUTH'S
ALMA MATER PLAYS HERE

Babe Ruth, the home-run king Of
the New York Yankees. has yet to make
his first washington appearance OF the
season, but the Babe Ruth Band Of st.
Marys Industrial School viii be here
this afternoon and evening at Keith's
Theater.
Last year, this band, which has play
ed around the entire circuits OF the
american, National and international
Leagues, and the American Association,
won the national high school band
championship contest at Joliet, I'll. It's
visit here is in connection with the
play Of MY New Citrate, by Baltimore
talent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
HURLEYS PITCHING
WINS FOR ST. JOHNS

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md. April 10
Walter Hurley's pitching and batting
were largely responsible for 2-to-O tri-
umph scored by ST. Johns base bali
team Of Washington over Charlotte
Hall in hard-fought game here this
afternoon.
Hurley hurled fine ball for the win
ners, limiting the home club to seven
hits and tanning Is, and in the eighth
poled triple which paved the way for
his teams two runs He scored ss
Batch was being tossed out on an in
field tap Augusterfer then singled.
stole second. went to third on wild
pitch and registered on De Rosas bunt
Lynch, Charlotte Hall pitcher. also
was in rare form, giving up only FIVE
hits and striking out IL. Gomez. the
homes team shortstop. was the batting
star, getting three hits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

@HI6 VIII De g. Dig week lot SCHOOL,
boy activities Of the District
group. There win be plenty. of
i activity every day. Twenty-Five
events In all are carded.
Headlining the program will be the
second annual Dewitt School track meet
to be held on Georgetown University
Field Saturday.
Other high sports will include the
public high school base ball and tennis
championship engagements between
Central and Tech on Wednesday and
Business and Western on Friday. Uni
versal interest attaches, as usual to the
Central-Tech encounters.
Eastern will meet Episcopal in track
meet Friday at Alexandria. Pans are
looking to this affair to get compare
tive line on the ability Of the Eastern
and Tech cinderpatherS. Episcopal de-
cisively defeated Tech a few days ago
at Alexandria.
Play in the Prep School Tennis
League is to open Friday with two
matches. st. Adams, victor in the
league the past two seasons will enter
tain Friends on the st. Adams courts
and Gonzaga and Georgetown Prep will
face at Garrett Park, Md.
MONDAY.
Swzvely VS.. Eastern base baID,
Eastern Stadium.
Business VS.. Dewitt base balD, Monu-
ment diamond No. 1.
Western VS.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen (base BALI, College Park.
TUESDAY.
Western VS.. Catholic University
Freshmen (base BALL. Brookland.
Episcopal vs.. st. Adams (tennis), st.
Adams.
Leonard Hall vs.. Charlotte Hall base
BALL, Charlotte Hall.
WEDNESDAY.
Central VS.. Tech public high school
base ball championship game), Eastern
Stadium, 3:15 o'clock.
Central VS.. Tech public high school
tennis championship match.
Alexandria High VS.. Eastern base
ball, Eastern Stadium. 6
Business VS.. Washington-Lee High
(base BALI, BalIston, Va.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Dewitt tbaSe ball)
Emerson VS.. Episcopal base BALI,
Alexandra.
THURSDAY.
Business vs.. Western public high
school base ball championship camel,
Eastern Stadium, 3:15 o'clock.
Business vs.. Western public high
school tennis championship match.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal track, Alex
andria.
Episcopal VS.. Central (tennisl, Monu-
Inent Courts.
Friends VS.. st. Adams Prep School
Tennis League), st. Adams.
Gonzaga vs.. Georgetown Prep Prep
School Tennis Leaguc), Garrett Park
SATURDAY.
Dewitt School track meet, Georgetown
University Field, 10 am.
Tech VS.. University of Maryland
Freshmen lbase BALL, College Park.
st. Johns VS.. Dewitt base ball.
st. Christopher Of Richmond, Va, vs..
st. Adams tbase BALI, st. Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
ST. JOHNS TWELVE
UPSETS ARMY, 4-3

WEST POINT. N. Y. April 1s.---st.
Johns College OF Annapolis defeated
frrny at lacrosse today, 4 to 8, in well
r'ared game.
The collegiens came from behind to
t-'sa the lead from Army near the end
~ the fS'st period. Up to that times
f',-cagh fine shooting by Draper and
f--re. the Cadets we're IN front, TO o.
TnoU SIN. who PLAYED well, forced st.
.---1-.s ta6av With only four minutes Of
r.. '17-iod to go, netted three goals in
:; successors. to give the visitors the
] - 1T half time.
f''llcr@il Ayre counted again for
ny to tic .lle score in the early stages
tie final half. Cross Of st. Johns
s,1t one past Goldberg for the winning
tai.-; in 4t1e % mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
EMERSON IS OPTIMISTIC
OVER TENNIS OUTL 00K

Emerson Institutes tennis team,
which win open its season Wednesday
against Episcopal fzigh racketefs at
Alexandria, has assembled sturdy
combination and Ii hopeful of 4 sue
lcessful campaign.
Emerson probably win start egainst
Episcopal as follows:
Fiedel No. /; Suttenfield, No q;
Feyser. No 8; Capt Kolipinski, No. 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
CATHOLIC U. RACKETERS
RIVAL PYLE'S PL0DDERs

G. @. PyIes weary wanderers had
nothing on the tennis players Of
Catholic University and University
Of Richmond yesterday. Unable 10
play ut BTookland because the new
courts weren't ready, they sailed
over to Soldiers Home only to be
disappointed. The Homes courts
were soft.
Then they tried the playground
department without avail, and next
the Monument lot. In desperation,
Capt. Bill Raiche Of the Cardinals
phoned several country clubs. All
courts were busy.
That was all the racket they were
able 10 raise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
PETWORTH- YORKES
TO PLAY WHITE SOX

The Petworth- Yorkes will visit Baileys
/, Cross Roads, Va, this afternoon to en-
gage Virginia White Sox in match
starting at 8 O'Clock.
Lefty Jewett viii hurl his last game
for the Pet-Yorkes before reporting
to the Frederick team of the Blue Ridge
League with which he has signed. He
Is to join Frederick April 20.
Pet-Yorkes players are to assemble
at Rock Greek Church road at 1:30
o'clock TO make the Virginia launt.
Manager Billy Dove wants his White
Sox tossers to report on the diamond
at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
BROWN A. C. WEARS
CHIP ON SHOULDER

Brown Athletic Club, formerly the
Stadium Athletic Club. which Is to
hold q workout this afternoon at .
O'Clock on the Sixteenth street reser-
voir diamond. Is cunning for games
with unlimited class teams. Manager
Pratt at North 400 is handling. the
schedule. He may be addressed At
2003 Georgia avenue.
These players are asked by Pratt to
report for today's drill:
RUPERT, Lewis, Schafer, H. Newman,
e. Newman, Ready. Ryan, Sineman,
Cohen. Taylor, DeNarco, Goodman.
Conklin, Bernstein, Halcornb, Thomp-
son and Bailey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
GALLAUDET WINS THIRD
STRAIGHT ON DIAMOND

Konrad Hokanson was In excellent
form when he was sent In against the
United Typewriters base ball outfit on
the st. Adams field yesterday and CAL
laudet College had no difficulty in vim
ming its third straight victory, II to Z.
Cosgrove was the big noise with the
bat, getting triple and double. He
also contributed several sparkling plays
ming when he collaborated with Dyer
in q double play which throttled q
rally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
MARYLAND DOWNS
CORNELL TWEL We
Scores 11-to-1 Victory to
Annex Third Lacrosse
Game of Season.

n ITHACA, N. X, April i3.s-C ornellts
defense went to pieces ein the Sec
ond half Of its lacrosse game with
i University Of Maryland twelve here
today and the Old Liners won,
ii to /.
The visitors scored three times In the
FIRST half before Fairfax tailed Cornell's
lone goal.
Evans and Holloway, with four goals
apiece, led the Maryland attack.
A muddy field hampered the stick
men, but the visitors showed the greater
speed and stamina as well as skill.
Tuck's work at goal for Cornell pre-
vented many scores.
The game was Cornell's first Of the
season, and the attack was cratic, the
players losing the ball frequently during
sallies into Maryland territory.
1t was Maryland's third victory In as
many starts, New York University and
Randolph Macon previously having been
beaten.
Summarize
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
TIGER FRESHMEN START
WITH WIN FROM CENTRAL

PRINCETON. N. J., April l3.--In
their opening game Of the season, the
Princeton Freshmen scored To victory
over the diamond team from Central
High of washington.
The yearlings got to Capt. Ross Of
the visitors early In the game and
hammered his offerings for Is safeties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Rlins--ZIeske al, Lau 39{2ls Dyer Cd,
Ffiedhum t31, Burgess. Clapper Errors-.
Kats t2). zieske t2l. Lau GU. Dyer. Hokan-
f2), BufFess, Eittingrr t2l, Schlpss. Two
base hiteCosgrOve,. zieske, DrapseWski,
Bradley. Friedhum. olsen BURGESS Three
Base hit osRr0Ee Stolen baeeE--Katg,
zieske, Lau az, Ryder. Double play Bur-
Ress LEFT on Gallaudet, u United
TypeWffkers, a. Bases on balls-On Hokan-
son, Il Oh Clapper, 8, Hit By pitcher BY
Hokanson l2yder. Hurgsssl; By Glapper
slDyer, UrArtewsktl. Struck out-8y Hokan-
so1, 8; NJ Clapper, 5.
Umpirs<-Mr. Birthright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
oy athletes Be Busy This Week But Colgans VII Not Be Acte
COLLEGE LACROSSE.

Maryland. III; Cornell, |.
Navy, IL; Lehigh, !.
Navy Plebcs, 8; Severn School, z.
st. johns OF Annapolis. a; Army, 3.
Princeton, s; New York University.
5 ttiel,
Mount Washington, Is; Washington
College, 1.
land, 0.
Johns Hopkins, 4; Pennsylvania, 0.
Olympic Club, I; University Of Balti-
more, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
ST. JOHNS SHUTS OUT
G0NZAGA IN GOLF MEET

81. Johns defeated Gonzaga, s to 0,
at golf yesterday on the Rock Creek
course. The Cadets showed general
superiority over the Purple linksmen.
Next Saturday st. Johns will en-
gage Western at Indian Spring.
Summarizes:
X Yeatnan defeated A. Carroll. and S.
J. Kershaw defeated Chase, 8 to z. Best
ball. St. Johns. and T.
s. Parks defeated Edmonston, 4 and 8: H.
ODonneiI defeated Brown, and 3, Best
ball. St John'k. { and IR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Two-base hits-Eno, Morse, Home rum
Goodpasture. Stolen bases Cumberland,
qoodpasture %, schriysr. Hicks, Jarvis,
ROSS. Ill by RAY. 4 BAses on bAiis--Cff
Bowman, 81 on Ross. 3; on Ray. q, Hit BY
piteher--ng ROSS fGoodpastufe1; hy Bow.
man tetarl. Passed bails-etAn. Umpife
Mr. corey. Time Of same-2 hours ana IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Runs--Mann. Gunter,. Creath (2). Lam
oentnef. LCwrance I2j. Stroh. Ashworth.
Gnbbins Errors-Besle, Schumaner ca. Ash
worth TwOshase hits-0unter, Fitzgerald.
Miller Three-base hits-Creath. Miller,
Stroh. Home run-Byng. Sacrifice hits
sanford 70, stroh; stolen oases-M.llsr;
bsse on balls-On Wilson. s; on Brown. s..
Struck out-By Wilson, u by Brown. 2; by
Skagss, !. Hits-On Brown. in in
pinEsi OF SkagEs. 4 in innings; of Nc
Cormick. 9 in ! inning; Losing pitcher-
Brown. Wild ptteh---Wilson. Brown az.
Double plsys-Beale TO Mann TO Sanford,
Lacy TO Landrum. First base on errors
Richmond. l: Navy. 1. Umpires-Mr. Green
ct plate, Mr.. Hughes on bases. Time OF
same-2 hours and 20 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
MIDDIES TRIM RICHMOND
WITH 6-RUN RALLY, 1915

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April l3.-The
Navy scored runs in the fourth in
ming today and defeated the University
Of Richmond, 10 to 5. Richmond was
ahead by tally when the Middies be-
gan the slaughter. The box score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Goais-Thoi1son tal. Cross, Ayre Izli pra-
per Substitutes--St. johns, Lote Tor zieg-
Ter, Baird for Lott. Mclean for Baira. Mac
cartee for Cross. Hon for Sprint. Army
Vandernolde for SlaGen, Kenny for Esdofn,
Lehrfeid for Ayre. Gibner for Mcbride, 1ifi-
20 oficials--Messrs. icypiot ana scott Time
Of halves-s0 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Totals s 8 - Totals :.
REGENCY VirEinia Storey.
Piayground athletes on

Playground athletes on all local
grounds are preparing for the sport
program which will feature their OBJ
each ground there will be a demonstra-
ton Of the athletic efficiency button
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

ooals--dolloway. 9; Evans, 4; smink,
Substitutions-tMary1an Worcholl for
Beck; Healy for Loane;5 Epstein for Kelly;
fCornelD Callahan for Mattieson, Abel for
Tuck. Hunt for 0reenberg
Referee-Mr. Mccarthy 1syracusel. Field
tuaEe-Mr. Simmons (Sgracusej. Time OF
haives-50 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Navy, 10; University Of Richmond, s
Harvard, /; Columbia ! mine In
nings, called.
Pennsylvania, a; Army, 1.
Dartmouth, 5; Yale. 2.
Ohio State, 4; Cornell, /.
North Carolina. S; Virginia. 4.
Erskine 6; South Carolina, 5.
Purdue, I; Northwestern, I.
Illinois, 3; Iowa, /.
Michigan, s; Georgia, 2.
Princeton, 4; Lchigh, 3.
Lake Forest, q; Chicago, /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
COLLEGE TRACK.

virginia, Ssh; virginia Poly, -;
Ohio State, los; ohio wesleyan. 20.
William and Mary, "a; Hopkins. Sc:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Goals-AlIen az. Parish 90, eastman ISL,
Conn, Billiard
substitutions--(N Kohr for WEIGH.
WEIGH for Daily. Beane for Arthur, Crane
Haven, Conn for Allen, Allen for Miller,
OPEeill for Allen. Peterson for O'Neill,
Miller for Peterson. Saunders for Castree,
Roth for Parish; Gehtehl Calvin for Callan,
Lehr for Warlow. Colt for Letter, Weber
for Qott, EnscoA for Lewis.
Referee-Mr. Baker (swarthmore).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
NAVY PLEBEs AHEAD.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 1s.-Playing
a plucky uphill game. the Navy Plebes,
opposing Severn School in Lacrosse,
overcame an early lead and won 5 to 2.
Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
Repaired; also New Radiators
Harrison radiators and cores In stock.
Wittstatts, 1903 18th North TIT
Also $40 13th Is BLOCK Below Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
alexandria MINES
BEGIN PLAY TODAY
Three Have Battles Listed
Other Squads to Prime for
Coming Games.

A LEXANDRIA, Va, April 13.-
~ Columbia Engine Co. will in
~ augurate its base ball campaign
4 j tomorrow afternoon when 1t
plays George Washington at
o'clock on Hayden Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Is EVENTS LISTED
IN NEXT SIX DAYS
Base Ball, Track and Tennis
win Occupy Attention
of Youngsters.

THIs will be a. big week for school
boy activities of the District
group. There win be plenty of
i activity every day. Twenty-Five