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


is no entry fee nor any other cost to
participants. Both men and women are
invited to compete, but In different
sections. Regulation shoes, stakes and
40-foot pitching court go feet for
~on1en) will be used throughout and
The oficial scoring rules enforced.
Each unit In the tournament will De
under the direction OF a local chair
In washington all preliminary tour
narnents Will be held on the play
grounds, entrants being assigned to
Fairgrounds nearest their homes as a
rule but to others if they express q
preference. The city has been laid
out into eight divisions and the neigh
borhood champions will carry on into
divisional play. The division winners
will meet in two sectional play-offs.
there being four divisions each IN the
western and eastern sections. The sec
tional victors will play for the city title.
List Closes July 20.
Entries should be sent to the horse
khoe editor or turned in to local chair
men. The lists will close July 20.
"A tournament in your own back
yard" might be a recommendation Tor
the Bethesda and Chevy Chase sec
tions of the championship event IN
Montgomery County, Md. j. Fred
1mirie, Chairman for both sections,
plans a tournament for each COM
fnunity, and there are more than
score, with the community winners to
meet in finals at Bethesda and Chevy
Chase proper.
The same scheme will be followed by
Charles B. Clark, chairman OF the Sill
yer Spring section, which embraces
one If the hottest preliminaries Of
the Silver Spring affair will be at Burnt
Mills, where Charles w. Lippold will
hold forth as subchairman. On LIP
pold's country place (he's Washing
tonian) there are half a dozen regula-
ton courts with full equipment and
here each Sunday Is staged a siz sss
Elephants is Representative Fred zihl-
man, who is quite a star. He has
close rival in the village blacksmith.
William Tucker. whose shop near North
west Branch has given a picturesque
touch to the community for nigh on to
n quarter century.
ness 1t was" observed the veteran
smith Yesterday, but if folks keep on
settin' steamed up over this tourna-
fnent of your'r maybe could get rich
turnin' out pitchin' shoes
List Of Chairmen.
Following is b list OF the towns
where tournaments will be held and
the chairmen so far named:
MARYLAND.
Montgomery County.
Silver Spring (including Blair, Blair
TaEor1a. Wocdsfde. Wynr1ewood Park,
North Woodside. Sligo, Burnt Mills,
seven Oaks and Colesvilfe) B.
Clark
Bethesda Including Friendship
Heights, Drumrnond, Somerset, North
west Park, Leland Chevy Chase Ter
race, Highland Park, Battery Park,
Edgemoor, Alta Vista, Woodmont, west
Chevy Chase, Kensington)-J. Fred
Irnirie.
Chevy Chase (including Sections /, 2,
3. 4, 5 and 8, the two Martin additions
and North Chevy Chase)-J. Fred
Imirie.
Rockville-Roger Shaw.
Boyds-Robert M. williams.
Gaithersburg-F. Forest Walker.
Washington Grove-George Felt.
Sandy Spring Including Ashton and
Olney) Townsend Howes.
errnantown-Eweil H. Shewbridge.
Prince Georges County.
Hyattsville-Henry Kfisef.
Beltsville-Edward G. Kruse.
Bladensburg-E. J. Cannon.
Mount Ranier-George H. Baker,
Bowie-v. M. Nichols
Capitol Heights-Mayor Thomas j.
Iuckett.
MARYLAND Park-Thonas J. Luckett.
seat Pleasant-Thon1aS j. Luckett.
Oxon Hill Including Fort washing
ton and Fort Foote) Earl Seitz.
Lanhan-Douis Gundli1g.
Laurel-E. E. Hatch.
Suitland--Elfner Humphrey.
Upper Marlboro-H, w. Gore.
CoileRe Park--Cy Crar1er.
CChairmen vet to be named Tor Ber-
Wyn, Branchville, East Riverdale Ed
fnof1stof. Tuxedo. Allentown East Co
un1bia Park. Seabrook, Silver Hill ana
Fort George A. Meade)
Charles County.
La Plata, waldorf and Indian Head
,(chairmen TO be named.
Anne Arundel County.
Annapolis chairman to be nafned)
VIRGINIA.
Fairfax County.
Fails Church--E. L. Brandon,
Fairfax Court House--Mayor THOMAS
p. Chapman, jr. Fl
Fairfax Station-F. Garnet Ford.
Accotink-J. Stewart Petit.
FRANKLIN Park-Vincent Phelan.
Lincolfiia-Mrs. Eva veach, assisted
BY wesley Carter.
forestville-S M. Fellin.
Groveton-Pierce Reed.
Idylwood-TAlbott walker.
Iorton-Kenneth Dove.
McLean-Worth Arnold.
Seminary-Will Cleveland.
VYenna--w. A. Fox.
Bsileys Gross Aoads-1rvin Payne.
Observation-Disclosures GRIMES.
chiffon Statioa-Robeft Buckley.
Cakton-E. F. Havenfer.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wells.
Afanandale--A. j. Dean.
Merrtfeld-WiIbur Reece.
Colvin Run--Roland Wheeler.
Andrew ChApel--John Oliver.
Franconia--John e. Martin.
Burke--George @. White.
F4oris-Holmes Stroud.
Herndon--E. A. Stannard.
Fort turnphreys--Capt. Thomas.
Arlington County.
Asbtnn r5Airhts--Fred J. Eden.
Arlington Ridge (including Oakcres)
Herbert M. Campbell.
Ballston (including Waverly Hills,
Lacey, Waycroft and Fariee) ~-InofiAs
j. Crack.
Bon Air (ircluding Veiteh summit
Glen Carlyn, Glebewood and Mulham-
r. v. Hannah.
cherrydale-Rober r. James, tenta-
tive.
Clarendon--C. e. swenson.
Rnsslyn (iracluding Colonial Station
and Fort Myer Heights) Charles II.
Greathouse.
LIVINGSTON Heiehts--H j. Swink.