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ALONG LIFTS DETOUR
Troubles What Am
By SAM HILL.

Troubles What Am Why weepest thou?" I asked the maiden all forlorn; "Oh, sir" she cried, q have no powder for my nose, And to add to my misery I've just been told There is a runner in my only pair of hoSe!"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
Saws Johnnie

Says Johnnie
 Sister thinks her boy friend is the berries, but pa says it will be his berries that buy their eats at the delicatessen and their gas at the filling station, if Sis marries him.
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Where She Was

Where She Was Are you in trouble?" asked the old lady of the little girl she saw sitting on the doorstep, crying. 'No'm," answered the kid, I'm not IN trouble I'm just OUT of sorts"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
More or Less True

They have reached old married life if her lips would be excess bag gage if they were only needed for kissing, and the only kind of spoon" he ever thinks about is the one he uses to stir his coffee and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
Anything But

How permanent is a permanent wave?"
 About as permanent as a gypsy's address, judge"
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Meets Appropriate End

What are you laughing at?"
 q just heard that tiresome wise- cracker landed in the soup"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
Ode To A LandIady

The coffee here is far too weak,
 The butter, I find, is too strong, So to another boarding house I think I'd better mosey long.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
CAPITAL DYE WORKS

Very latesl methods in French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. See Aeldner, Professional Cleaser and Dylr Phone TIT. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

Should farm relief fail at the special session of Congress the blame may be placed at the doors of the thirteen nsurgent Senators from agricultural States-( Cincinnati Enquirer)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
Tn HiS Eavor

In His Favor No dead beat is This Hector Fudge, Although he ne'er Will pay a grudge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

The dispatches say Mrs. Willebrandt will retire from the Department of Justice June 15 Three cheers! We shall propose the tiger when the re- tirement actually takes place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

It is hoped that the Senate O. K of Secretary Mellon won't shake the Nations confidence in the Cincinnati Enquirer0
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30
Add Definitions

Average Income-something an average family can't live on.
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Fashion Musinp

A girl now has to be down to the skin to be up to date.
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Useless Information

There's heap of difference be- tween the safety and the rolling pin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

An excellent cure for sore eyes, A glimpse of the handsome portrait of Salmon P Chase on our new $100o0 bills Milwaukee Journal1
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As the Leviathan might put it. Roll on thou deep and dark blue ocean, roll! Man marks the earth with dry laws His control stops with the shore.-tBoston Transcript) i
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Names Is Names

A Milwaukee man has married a girl named Edna Awe. But he never stands in Awe of her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

The Democrats have their Heflin but the Re- publicans have their Borah-(C Cincinnati Enouirer !,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-05-30

Perhaps the organization would like to have it's name changed to the Coast Disregard -fPhiladel- pha Inqurer)
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New, select line of visiting cards at The Empire.
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Old papers at the Empirs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
TRACTION TEAMS
CLASH AUGUST IS
WreCo and Cal itaI Both Are
Strong-Have Not Met in
Several Years. --.,..-.-

Sunday, August Is, has been set for
base ball game between Washington
Railway 81 Electric Co. and Capital
Traction Co. that will mark the re-
newal of the old diamond feud between
these organizations. The battle will be
staged in Griflth Stadium. The mines
have not clashed in several years.
Capital Traction was victorious in their
last encounter, winning the cup offered
by C. p. King, former Wreco president.
Both teams are showing strongly this
season and the coming clash promises
to prove a red-hot one. Capital Trac-
ton is playing In the Terminal Y. M.
C. A. Morning League, while the Wreco
nine is holding forth in independent
ranks. This season is the first for
several campaigns that w. r. g. E. has
been represented on the diamond.
C. G. May Is manager of the Wreco
nine, leading members of which are:
Darby, catcher; Schneider, pitcher:
Groves, first baseman; Duley. second
baseman; Capt Robey. shortstop; At
well, third baseman: Curtin, left field
err: Estep, center fielder; Rinker. right
fielder, and Nutwell, Heatwole and NAL
lonee. reserves.
Tickets for the game August Is have
been placed on sale at the w. r. & E.
office, Fourteenth and G streets, and
the Sport Mart, 914 F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
BOB ROBERTS,
i.B. and SIS.
ALEXANDRIA ENGINE
LISTS TWO CLASHES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 23.-Inac-
tive the past week end by the failure
of two Washington base ball teams to
appear for their scheduled games, the
Columbia Engine Co. is hopeful Of en-
joying a more active time the impend-
ing week end, for which it has listed
a pair of contests.
Coach sake" Luncefords tossers
will battle the Alexandria Police De-
partment Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in Baggett's Park and on Sun
day will face the Colonial A. C. Of
washington at 8 O'Clock on Hayden
Field. ..- ..........
A meeting of the Del Ray A. c. is to
held at its new clubhouse, 101 West
oxford avenue, tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock. ''.,''. ....''
Manager Bob Martin has several open
dates on the schedule Of the Del Ray
nine and would like to fill them with
speedy unlimited class teams. For
games telephone Martin at Alexandra
Sic, branch 81. between am. and
pm. and Alexandria 1901 after 4
O'Clock.
"Curley" Dolph, Colonial twirler, won
his own game yesterday, when he
singled in the tenth frame and drove
Sam Posner over home plate with the
run that trimmed the Yankee Juniors.
Z to 6.
Army Headquarters counted nine runs
in the eleventh inning to defeat Hume
Springs A. c., Is to 8, at Hume Springs.
st. Mary's Celtics will encounter one
Of the best teams they have faced this
season when they meet the Georgetown
A. c.. 1927 unlimited champions Of the
District of Columbia, In game here
Sunday at Baggett's Park.
Five runs in the eighth inning gave
the Rockville A. C. a 9-to-5 triumph
over Pat" Germans Virginia A. C.
in q game at Rockville, Md.
T. E. Sebrell, jr.: Louis Kane, Weems,
McDaniels, and Rollins have reached
the second round of the Belle Haven
Country Club mems championship tour
nament, now in progress. One first
round match remains to be played, that
between Beudrice Howell and Story.
Carroll Pierce has entered the third
round Of play by virture OF his VIC
tory over Cecil Brown in a second
round match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
BUGS GAIN GROUND
BY ROUTING ROBINS
Win Only Contest Played in
Majors-NoW Lead Cubs
by Game and Half.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press sports Writer.
THANKS to the cratic Brooklyn
Dodgers, the rowing Pirates Of
Pittsburgh have added another
i half game to their slender lead
over the Chicago Cubs in the
gruelling National League pennant
struggle.
While all other major league clubs
were idle yesterday the Pirates shelled
three Dodger pitchers for 16 luSty hits
and coasted in with 13-to-3 victory.
Thus the Bushmen boosted their lead
over the Cubs to game and half,
all in the games won column, slender
enough advantage, but better than none
at all.
The game preserved surface indica-
lions of a real contest for only three
innings. The Pirates got two runs in
the first and drove Austin Moore out Of
the box with two more in the second,
while the Dodgers contented themselves
with single runs In the second and third
innings to bring the score to Az against
them at the end of the third.
elise Dudley had stopped the Pirate
rally in the second and blanked them
in the third, but he was rudely assault
ed in the fourth. Three singles and a
double, interspersed with two walks,
two sacrifices and two Brooklyn errors,
gave the Corsairs seven runs and to all
intents and purposes the old ball game
as well.
Dudley staggered around nearly every
inning, but kept the Pirates from the
home plate until the eighth. Paul
Waner started this frame with home
run into the right field stands, his third
hit of the game. Clark, the Pirates
rookie third baseman, promptly tripled
to left field and Dudley was relieved by
Win Ballou. Clark scored on an in
field out, but Ballou then retired the
side.
Erwin Brame, who had pitched steady
ball all the way, eased up in the ninth,
and a double and two singles gave the
Dodgers their final tally before Her
mans pop fly ended the game.
All other National League clubs had
an open date, as did all American
League teams but Cleveland and Phila-
delphia, whose game was rained out at
the Quaker City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
CELTICS ARE LISTED
BY GEORGETOWN A. C.

Georgetown A. C's crack base ball
team has arranged series of three
games with the strong st. Marys Gel
tics of Alexandria. The first contest
will be staged in Baggett's Park, Alex
andria, Sunday, 3 o'clock.
Northern Juniors, who have re-
organized their nine. are cunning for
game for Sunday with some team
having a diamond Sylvan Cohen, AL
Hunt, Walter Hurley and Charley Ma
haney. members of the strong 1928
Park View playground nine. are among
stalwarts Of the Northern outfit, which
is booking through Manager Frederick
at Adams o498, between and $50
pm.
Jefferson District Firemen, who were
to hold drill this evening at $50
mond, will meet tomorrow night at the
home of Manager Beckwith at 8 O'Clock
The Firemen will entertain Addison
A. c.. Sunday at o'clock at Virginia
Highlands.
Red Sox have scheduled a game with
the Fredericksburg Elks for Sunday in
the Virginia city.
Thompson, pitching for St. Elizabeth's
Hospital Red Cross team, was in fine
fettle as his team downed District
Policemen, 10 to l. He yielded only
six hits and his mates gave him error
less support.
White Haven A. c., victor over Cabin
John Junior Order. Sunday, 10 to 2,
will face Cherrydale next Sunday at
Ballston, Va, in the second Of three
game series. ..s~
Lionel Junior base ballers will meet
tomorrow night at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. P. e. PalSgrove.
Spengler Post diamonders are to gath
er tonight at the home of Manager
Baker at 7:30 o'clock.
Members of the Langley junior class
nine are to assemble tonight at 1880
o'clock at 234 v street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
ALLOWS UNLIMITED
SQUADS TO ADD MEN

Onicials Of the Capital City Base Ball
League have decided to permit teams in
the unlimited section of the circuit to
sign additional players until August Is.
The five-day eligibility rule viii be en-
forced however. No additional players
may be signed after midnight Au-
gust Is.
Only two of the nine teams may be
counted out Of the red-hot battle for
the flag.
Overcoming an early alien lead, Union
Carmen defeated Capital Traction, to
5, in the Terminal Morning League.
Lincoln and Delano Post mines are
to meet tomorrow and Victory and
George Washington Posts Thursday in
games the outcome of which will have
important bearings on second-haf hon.
ors in the American Legion series of
the Capital City League. The Lincoln
Delano contest will take place at 5
o'clock on Monument diamond No. 3
and the Victory George Washington en-
counter on field to be named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23

It will be held at the athletic park OF
the enterprising Rockville A. A, OF
which Shaw Is president. The Cham
Der Of Commerce Is giving its full CO.
operation and has appropriated funds
to cover all expenses
Horseshoe pitching, It appears. is
headed for a prominent place among
the sports fostered by the Rockville A.
A. and the association would welcome
the memberships Of barnyard golfers
not already enlisted.
Ready for Action.
Those who have filed applications for
the tournament with Chairman Shaw
include: DR.. George E. Lewis, P. w
Gates, Howard McCaha, Barnard Welsh,
Barnard Welsh, jr.; William Welsh
F. Bache Albert, e. p. Weaver, William
Wootten, Harry F. Pierce, Cleveland
Hyatt, James K. Day, Baswell Burdette.
Irwin L. Cue, Fontaine Keys. Gordon
Keys, Edward Candy, Hiram Candy
Eugene Beane, Edward T. Case, Bernard
Brosius. Edward BrosiuS. Harry Corn
ley, william Stanley Welsh.
George Boyce, William F'ulks, John
Kingdom, DR.. George L. Edmonds, OAR
by Bowman, Banks Berry, Hazel CASH
ell, Joseph Starkey, Joseph Starkey, jr;
Berry e. Clarke, Alton Bealle, C. e.
AnoerS ana son, william BURROWS, A.
Guy Watkins, Vinson Peter, Samuel
Dawson, Joseph Dawson, Norman z.
Ward, Curtis L. Ward, Melbourne E.
Ward. William Cuttings. Leslie Thomp-
son. John Oxley, Donald De Lashmutt,
L. L. Nicholson, Raleigh Chinn.
Bureauu Gardner. Ernest Moffutt,
Ernest Moffutt, jr; Warner Humphrey
Harry S. Beall, Nicholas Brewer and
son. George p. Henderson, DR.. B. P.
Wilson and son. H. w. Talbot, Robert
Tolson. Julian Whiting, o. w. Ander-
son. e. 8. Prescott. Ross Edmonston,
William H. Beard. r. D. Beard, Charles
Beard, ]. PAUL Burnett, Charles Wood
ward, Eugene Cissell.
j. L. Clagett, r. M Cole Hiltor
Darby. Harry Dawson. John Dawson,
Richard Disney, j. F. Fisher, Oscar
Gather, Eugene Gingell and Henry
Weaver.
Mayor Luckett Busy.
Another chairman reporting brisk
business in the taking Of entries is
Thomas J. Luckett, mayor Of Capitol
Heights. in Prince Georges County
Luckett will direct tournaments at Cap
itol Heights, Seat Pleasant and Mary
land Park.
His list for Capitol Heights follows
Walter Oliver, George fudge, William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
The HorD, Why and When
OF Horseshoe Tourney
ntries close next Wednesday

Entries close next Wednesday.
Play starts July 20 in all prelim-
inaries.
Territory embraced-District Of
Columbia, Northern Virginia and
Southern Maryland:
Local title at stake in each town
and community meet.
In Maryland and Virginia the
town and community winners will
play for the county championships
and county champions will meet for
State honors.
In Washington a neighborhood
championship tournament will be
played on each playground. Neigh
borhood victors will play for divi-
sion titles (there are eight divisions) :,
division champions will toss for sec
ton honors least and west sections
and the section winners will meet
in the city final.
The Maryland, Virginia and
Washington survivors will clash
here in the grand finale, with the
metropolitan district crown at stake.
All prizes will be furnished by
The Star.
There will be no entry fee.
Entry blank published daily In
The Star, but procurable also from
playground directors in Washington
and from tournament chairmen In
Maryland and Virginia
Only regulation equipment viii be
used.
oncial horseshoe pitching rules
will govern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
Big League Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NATIONAL.
Batting-Herman, Robins, 1896.
RunS-Ott, Giants, 81.
Runs batted in-Ott, Giants, 96.
Hits-Terry, Giants, 142.
Doubles-Frederick, Robins; Hafey,
Cards, 20.
Triples-L. Waner, Pirates, II.
Homers-Klein, Phillies, 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, 26.
Pitching-Bush, Cubs; won 10, lost l.
AMERICAN.
Batting-Manush, Browns, 1897.
Runs-Gehringer, Tigers, 81. .
Runs batted in-Simmons, Athletics,
90.
Hits-Manush, Browns, 143.
Doubles-G ehringer, johnson, Tigers,
SO.
Triples-Miller, Athletics IL.
Homers-Gehrig, YankS, %.
Stolen baSes-Gehringer Tigers, II.
Pitching-Grove, Athletics; won 16,
lost 2,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
7 have played every kind Of game
except horseshoe pitching, f."
writes Attorney Manuel G.. Ia
VSHNrm va4ur FAe W.,

<1VOOA4ACJ 1VA0A4uCA W. Ia
L mora, land now for that. You
say The Stars tournament is
open to everybody, including utter nov
ices, SO here am"
Entries for Washington close tomor-
row. Closing dates for Maryland and
Virginia towns are left to the discre-
ton Of chairmen.
The parnyard golf fever down at
Culpeper, Va, is breaking out in a rash
of rhyme.
This from the pen Of DR.. H. B. Lacey,
Stanch horseshoe rival Of Dick Weaver,
auto dealer:
A sudden lifting of the arm.
Mysterious. grim determined grin,
BEHOLD the chsmpion..so he claims
His townsmen's plaudits can be heard,
And, confidenee within his breast.
He rewards the natives with a smile.
Suspended by his mighty arm.
Behold: ., tI9 pounds Of cro9ked steel,
And on each side a turned up heel.
He's told them all he cannot lose.
He boasts he knows more bout this game
Than any pitcher Of the shoes.
He starts, Wen hear the champion named.
He's moving FORWARD on his legs
The thunder ceased, the natives shAmed,
Dicks shoe lies two yards from the peg.
Enzor L. Brandon. chairman at Falls
Church. claims he has the metropoli-
tan champion out there.
Some of our fellows are practicing
morning. noon and night" he says,
and a few OF them are throwing ring
ers so consistently they ought to be
tough hombres for anybody"
Brandon mentions the names of Ed
Henry, Duke Davis, George Thompson
and Henry Sparrow among his stars.
The United States Naval Torpedo
Station at Alexandria will hold q
tournament Of its own and will qualify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
SdndIOtters' almanac
RESULTS.
YESTERDAY.
LEAGUE.

RESULTS.
YESTERDAY.
LEAGUE.
TERMINAL MORNING.
Union Carmen, Z; Capital Traction, s..
INDEPENDENT.
ST.. Elzabeth's Red Cross, 10; D. G. Po-
: Langdon Insects, 10; Killarney Insects, 4
GAMES SCHEDULED.
LEAGUE.
TO-DAY
TERMINAL EVENING.
Express VS.. Southern Railway.
TERMINAL MORNING.
Railway Mail Service VS.. Potomac Yards.
DEPARTMENTAL.
Navy Hospital VS.. Treasury.
. INDUSTRIAL.
Big Print Shop VS.. Western Electric.
DEPARTMENTAL (CoLoRED).
Veterans Bureau Vs. Navy Yard.
VACATION.
Insect Section, Division b.
Neighborhood House VS.. Civilians, Hoover
Playground, II.
friendship House cronins VS.. Hoover
Hoover Playground, 9:l5.
TOMORROW.
TERMINAL EVENING.
Terminal Post once VS.. Pullman.
TERMINAL MORNING.
Union Carmen VS.. Washington Terminal
DEPARTMENTAL.
Bureau Of Engraving VS.. Agriculture.
INDUSTRIAL.
Thompson's Dairy VS.. Chestnut Farms.
DEPARTMENTAL (CoLORED).
Treasury VS.. G. p. o.
VACATION.
Midget Section.
Foxall VS.. Civilians. Plaza, II.
Plaza vs.. Elks, Missouri avenue, 9:15.
Insect Section, Division A.
Warwicks VS.. Nye House, Plaza, s:l5.
CAPITAL CITY. .
American Lesion Series.
Lincoln VS.. Delano, Monument diamond
No. 8, 5 o'clock.
THURSDAY.
Victory vs.. George Washington diamond
to be announced.
INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY.
Hyattsville All-Stars VS.. Bethesda Fire
men, Riverdale, o'clock.
SUNDAY.
GEORGETOWN A. c. VS.. st. Marys Celtics,
Bageett'S Field, Alexandria, 8 o'clock.
P ashsnd: Ueo * Addison
Hyattsville All-Stars We. Silver Spring
Giants, Riverdale, 3 o'clock.
White Haven A. g. W. Cherrydele, Ballston,
Va. o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
NAVY YARD NINE is NEAR
GOVERNMENT LOOP TITLE

With the regular schedule completed
several postponed games in the Gov
eminent League are to be played start
ing this evening when Navy Yard and
: Union Printers were to clash on the
East Ellipse at Sis o'clock in q match
which likely will go far toward settling
the second half title
Navy Yard now is leading the race by
one game over Union Printers. NAVY
Yark won first half honors and II VIC
torious in the second half will represent
the league in the week day leagues
championship series next month. How
ever, should Navy Yard lose out in the
second half it will engage IN a play-off
with the winner for the league cham
pionship.
Navy Yard and Interstate are to meet
tomorrow and Union Printers and Navy
Thursday in postponed games. Later,
other postponements will be played.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23

Simmons, George Adams. William
Sweeney, Joseph Artino, Gottlieb Link,
Edgar Poe. Harry Fraether, Rufus Gibbs,
Kriel Harris, Alvin MasKs, George ABBOTT,
Charles Jacobs. Grady McCorkley. John
Carr, Ernest Hutchinson. George De
Case, John MCGUIRE, Frank Bowling,
Walter Ward, William Krebs, Arthur
Mccormick, Frank Linhart, Rupert
Metzinger, George Blackwell, Henry
Krueter, Upton Crosby. Roy Seipps,
William Barrett, Frank Durbnaugh,
George Smith. Raymond Worley, Will
liam Brainin, julius Beuchart and Will
liam MCGUIRE.
There are others in the horseshoe
editors mail.
Seat Pleasant, Too.
Lucketts Seat Pleasant list includes
Walter CLANCY, Walter Maloney. Will
mer Huntington, Paul Kreft, William
Cady George Cady, George Linkin, r.
win Main, John Farr, Benjamin CLANCY,
John Marquette. William Duckett,
Ralph Boyer. Joseph Farmer. Van
Moreland, William Farr, Elwood Keister,
Boyd Hoar, Wilfred Philips. Howard
Beavers. Edward Jones, Richard Col
Inns. Edward Monohan, Jacob Minder,
Paul Fowler, Samuel Fowler and Horace
Wells.
Maryland Park so far has turned in
few entries. II more aren't received the
Maryland Park tournament will be can
celed and its entrants thrown In with
either Capitol Heights or Seat Pleasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
Whinnies From, the Barnyard

10 players for the Alexandria cham
pionship event, Of which Jack Tullcch
Is chairman. Tulloch has agreed to
hold open entries several days to give
the torpedo folk time to finish their
private fuss.
The Columbia Fire Company also is
holding tournament OF its own It
will enter the four best players in the
Alexandria event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
GAMES WANTED.

Thursday-Browns Corner (unlimited,
Pratt, North 4oo3-J during day.
August 5 and Red Sox (unlimted,
Cfonk Lincoln. 45e4.
Langdon (inSect), North 6183.
Thursday and Saturday-Brookland Boys
Club (seniorl, Decatur Alas after $50 pm.
Wish especially TO meet Try-Me-Aces Thurs
day and Monroe A. C. or some other team
Saturday.
Plaza A. c.. (unlimited), Atlantic 2s2s be-
tween and pm.
Week days-Hess A. c. (unlimited). Lin
,sundsy-Hume Spring A. c. tunlimited),
Alexandria 23-F-2
Sunday-Walthers Cunior), Adams o4ss
between S and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
TORONTO BEATS TIGERS.

TORONTO, July % R.-Toronto
Leafs of the International League de-
feated the Detroit American League
team, Z to 4. In an exhibition game
Detroit - 10000 o o. 10
Toronto % 2 o COS 0 0 x-7 10 2
Prudhomme and Phillips; 6amuels
Fisher and Rensa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
Material For Club Horseshoe
GOAL OF 100 is NEARED
In MONTGOMERY CENTER
Chairman Shaw Seeks Out Few Remaining Pitchers
Who Haven't Entered-Capitol Heights
and Seat Pleasant Going Strong.

FEW entries Rockville Md,
in its section Of Washington Stars
~ horseshoe ingng championship the metropolitan
Roger Shaw, the Rockville chairman,
that entries had been turned to him There
vile applications in the big pile received the
from zoo towns and communities by the tournament
the meantime Chairman Shaw assisted by committee from the
Rockville Chamber seeking
ing pitchers the Montgomery County entered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
WAIVER GETS THREE HITS
WHILE HIS RIVALS LOAF

BY the Associated Press.
The quiet in all but one sector Of
major league battlefront gave Paul
Waner, big poison Of the Pirates.
chance to edge up q bit yesterday IN
the standing of the Big Six. Waner
clouted home run, double and single
in the Pirate onslaught Of the Robins
and added four points to his NTH place
average, now 1897.
sTvba efa ', Hing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-23
NEWARK BUYS HUNGLING.

TORONTO, Ontario, July % R).-
Bernard Hungling. one Of the second
string catchers Of the Toronto Maple
Leafs, has been sold to the Newark
Bears. Hungling came to the Leafs
about year ago from Syracuse Of the
New ork-Pennsylvania League.