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Evening star., 1930-06-27
HYATTSVILLE LEGION
TO GET FIRST TEST

HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 27.-Mak-
ing its debut in the Maryland American
Legion Junior Base Ball Championship
series the nine sponsored by SNYDER
Farmer Post No. 3. American Legion Of
Hvattsville, will visit Annapolis tomor-
row afternoon to engage the team rep
resenting the post of that ely. Play will
start at 2:30 o'clock.
The tentative arrangements call for a
five-game series between the teams. To-
morrow week the Annapolis nine will
face Hyattsville on the Riverdale dia-
mond.
Victory in the series will mean the
right to participate in the State semi
finals in Baltimore August 1915. The
winning teams in the semi-finals will
meet the following day for the State
title.
Robert w, Mccullough. past COM
mander of Snyder Farmer Post Is in
charge of this organizations team as
well as having supervision over the
series in the Southern division Of the
State.
Three Hyattsville ball teams have en-
gagements tomorrow. Hyattsville's nine
formerly Hyattsville All-Stars, will en-
tertain Eldebrooke Methodist Church
team of Washington at Riverdale at 3
o'clock in benefit game for John Troy,
HyattSvtlle outfielder, who suffered an
ankle injury In recent contest; Pierce
A. G. will entertain Beltsville Southern
Methodists in Magruder Park at (
o'clock and HyattsvilIe Southern Metho-
diSts will go to Colesville, Md, for a
game with the nine representing that
place at O'Clock, the church players
to gather at the Arcade alleys here at
las o'clock to make the trip.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
ALEXANDRIA FIREMEN
TO REORGANIZE TEAM

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 27.-Re-
considering an earlier decision against
organizing q base ball team this sea-
son, the Columbia Engine Company of
the Alexandria Fire Department now is
busily engaged in the formation of a
combination
Louis Latham has been made man.
ager and Is anxious to schedule con-
tests with all unlimited mines at Alex
andria 1774.
Gillie Lee, Larry Kersey, Dave
Shapiro, Billy Padgett, Sammy Berman,
Bob Robertson, Noble Smith. Bobby
Darley, Bernard Vance, Dick Perry,
Louis Latham and several others have
signed.
Potomac A. c. won the second game
of the Municipal Fairgrounds League
yesterday with D 3-to-0 triumph over
the Senators at Hayden Field
Billy Schwartz, Alexandria light
heavyweight boxer, has taken up out
board motor boat racing.
Local trap shooters will go to Rich
mond next week to compete in the
Virginia State championships Friday
and Saturday.
The match scheduled between the
woman golfers Of Belle Haven Country
Club and the Winchester Golf Club
at Winchester, Va, Sunday has been
postponed to July IL.
Bauserman Motor Co. will meet the
Shady Oak nine of Washington at
Arlington Sunday at o'clock.
Woodlawn A. G. will play Jefferson
District Fire Department at Virginia
Highlands Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Cherrydale Fire Department will en-
gage the Ballstons A. G. at Ballston.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER

TISHING to suit the most fastid-
E ious angler can be found at any
Of the salt water grounds from
the mouth of the Potomac to
Rock Point and from Point Lookout up
the bay TO Annapolis. The same con-
ditions are to be found on the Eastern
Shore and at Wachapreague, Va.
Next Tuesday both Maryland and
Virginia open their bass streams to the
anglers. If history repeats itself there
will not be many anglers out on the
opening day. For the last several years
the bass streams have been muddy at
the opening of the season. The Potomac
Is badly discolored at the present time,
with more rain in prospect. The Shen-
andoah River is apt to be muddy also,
but this stream, owing to its switt-run-
ming water, clears more rapidly. The
old Monocacy, which flows through
much cultivated soil, another good bass
stream, is also pretty certain to be
muddy if we have several more heavy
rains. However, this column will keep
bass anglers advised as to the condition
of these streams.
TOUR more days remain in this
~
FISH. caught either in salt or fresh
water, in Rod and Streams game fish
contest. Be sure to cut from today's
Star the entry blank and enter your
fish. Two handsome prizes will be
awarded each month, one for the larg-
est salt water fish, the other Tor the
fresh water catch.
. EPORTS from the lower Potomac
X and from Point Lookout indicate
that the anglers have been getting
snlendid results. Our correspondent at
Point Lookout says that hardhead, rock
and some trout are being caught. One
angler reports that he never had better
luck than when fishing last Sunday at
Point Lookout.
A Washington physician fishing on
Airdale. Md, near Point Lookout, re-
turned with a catch of 90 hardhead,
the largest of which are said to have
weighed five and six pounds.
Evening star., 1930-06-27

Moving UP the river around Leonard
town, our correspondent reports large
catches of hardhead, some rock and
spot, and few trout. The best fishing
this week is reported in Brittons Bay
at q place called New Discovery. The
fish at this place are running from one
and one-half to three pounds,
A remarkable catch is reported from
st. Georges Island. Eugene Betty and
caught rs hardheads and 40 trout. Peel
ers were used as bait.
IRON across the bay, on the Eastern
L Shore, Capt. Dan Ball reports that
fishing is good at present. He said
We are getting from IS to ITS pounds
at each fishing He reports that Frank
d. Simmonds and party from Washing
ton made a catch of 179 pounds. An
other party returned with a catch of
14O pounds. He also reports that very
few trout are being caught. Weather
conditions make big changes in our
fishing" said he, evidently referring to
the hot weather.
Reports from anglers fishing at points
from Plum Point to Annapolis say the
fishing has been excellent. These catches
have been made off Chesapeake Beach,
in deep water off Herring Bay Shady
Side, GaleSville and in the mouth of
South River. At the latter place one
party had catch of 48, fishing from
am. until 10 am.
DH1LIP G. AFFLECK informs us that
L hardheadS are biting savagely at
Deep Cove. He says that Messrs.
j. r. Beller, Henry Stanowsky and F.
A. Steele landed SO hardheads last
Thursday between and $50 pm.
A. H. G. Mears, at Wachapreague,
Va, wires in: Weather clear, prospects
good for fishing. Channel bass landed
to date, 109; the largest, SIS pounds;
largest catch of sea bass, rs, average 4
pounds; largest catch of kingfish, TO.
and a limited number of blues and trout
are being caught"
party of Washington anglers re-
turned from Benedict last Tuesday.
They were on the water from am.
until / 80 pm, fished all over the river.
in shallow and deep water, and caught
only six fish, alS hardheads. These
anglers report that the boatman in
formed them before going out that fish
ing had been very poor down there for
the last two weeks.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
U. S. STARS CONTINUE
GAINS AT WIMBLEDO
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WIMBLEDON, England, June 27-A
center court duel between Gregory
Mangin of Newark, N. j., and Henry
w. Austin of England was the highSpot
of the fifth day of the English tennis
championships today.
Mangin has played some fine tennis
already and may upset the erratiC
Briton, who, with j. c. Gregory, ranks
at the top of his country's tennis lists.
AT the top of his game, and provided
he can get the jump, Austin would rule
. favorite, but Mangin has the greater
staying power.
Other singles matches brought Wilmer
Allison of Forth Worth, Tex, against
G. P. Hughes of England, and John
Doeg of Santa Monica, Calf, against
H. F. David, also of England.
Helen Wills Moody, defending cham
pion in womens circles, expected no
trouble from Miss M. Canters Of
Holland.
The American mixed doubles COM
bination of George Lott, Chicago, and
Helen Jacobs, Berkeley, was matched
against a strong British team, Betty
Nuthall and p. D. B. Spence.
Results of matches played by Amer
leans yesterday follow:
Mems Doubles.
First round-wilmer Allison and John Van
Ryn defeated e. G. Metcalf and A. w. VinaIl,
England, 6-2, 6-8, 60; John Doeg and
George Lott defeated Capt. ". A. Cazalet
and j. c. MaSterman, England, IS, 13-1l,
IS Berkeley Bell and Gregory Mangin de-
featsd Count. salm, Austria. and Y. Burr,
Hans Thinner of Holland. defeated r. De-
sersing snd J. Rsddsl snd Enssnd s
defeated McAulif1e and Harris. IS. 90,
Second round-John Doeg and George
Lott defeated F. r. L. Crawford and G. e.
NJ De Ste. Croix, England. so, E6, "a,
81, 6-3.
WOmen's Singles.
Helen. Jacobs defeated Miss Mary slanery.
England, 6-3, 60; Miss Elizabeth Ryan
defeated Nine, Josane Sigart, Belgium. So,
6-4; Miss s. Payott, Switzerland. defeated
Miss Mary Greet, 6-4, 6-S.
Women'S Doubles.
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Miss Eliza
beth Ryan defeated Miss v. Burr and Miss
@. N. Thompson, England. so, 60; Edith
Cross and Sarah Palfrey defeated Mrs. l..
P. Antrobus and Miss F. James, ENGLAND,
"a, 81.
Mixed Doubles.
Bill Tilden and Fraulein cilly Aussen,. of
Germany defeated Fred Perry. and Miss
Mary Heeley, England, 81, "a.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
MOORE is HIGH MAN
IN COP PISTOL MEET

Under the direction of Capt. s. r.
Mckee, eleventh precinct, pistol shots
of the Metropolitan Police Department
held an interesting shoot yesterday on
the regulation Army course at Camp
Simms, turning In some fine scores. 1t
was the first individual match of Sc
ries which the bluecoatS hope to hold
Pvt. D. C. Moore, thirteenth precinct
with q score of 1856 out of a possible
100, took top honors, followed by Pvt.
w. r. McDufie of the eleventh precinct
with casa, Pvt. j. C. Bum, eleventh
precinct. with $3.50 and Capt. Mckee
with, 92.33. The team average was $3.50,
a nifty figure. Nearly threescore took
part in the shoot.
1t is hoped to have the District gov
ernment buy the ammunition for the
shoots. A handsome watch has been
offered by Charles Schwartz & Son to
the best shot. It probably will be
awarded the winner Of the next shoot.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
WAR BLUES ENTER
POLO EVENT FINAL

BALTIMORE, June 27.-War Depart
ment Blues Of Washington today are in
the final round of the Southern half
competition Of the Southeastern polo
circuit tournament as the result of their
Ill victory yesterday over the Fsu-
quier-Loudoun four Of Middleburg, Va.
The Blues on July will face in the
title game the winner OF the Maryland
Polo Club Blues-Sd Cavalry (Fort
Myer) Yellows contest to be played
Sunday at 4 pm.
It was by a strong finish that the
Blues overcame a three-goal handicap
enjoyed by the Fauquier- -Loudoun team
and won their second game in as many
starts in the tourney.
Capt. L. A. Shafer and Maj. j. L.
Devers, each with four goals, were the
winners aces on attack.
Tha IraA-fInS.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
M. A. TENNIS DOUBLES
WILL START JULY IL

Entries for the Middle Atlantic tennis
doubles championship. sponsored by the
Middle Atlantic Lawn Tennis Associa-
ton, to be held on the Congressional
Country Club courts starting July IL,
will close July IL at pm. with Robert
E. Newby, 3216 Klingle road. A fee of
So per team must accompany each entry.
Pairings will be made the night of
July IL.
All matches will be five sets. Here
tofore three sets have been played dur
ing early rounds and five sets in the
final
Winfree E. johnson, president of the
Washington Tennis Association, will be
the Official referee.
Newly is chairman of the committee
in charge Of the championships, his as
sociates being Capt Albert ]. Gore, Ar
thur HELEN, Tom Mangan, John A.
Magee Of Baltimore. Ted PenSold Cr.)
of Norfolk, Fred Valentine (jr.) Of
Richmond and e. M. Starr Of West
Virginia
Evening star., 1930-06-27

NE of the most coveted
titles in the metropolitan
II district horseshoe tourna-
ment of last year will go
undefended in the second annual
event sponsored by The Washing
ton Star, opening July 16. Silver
Spring has lost its champion, or
rather champions.
Neither l.. M. Hopping nor Earle
Crane, finalists lat year, will compete
at Silver Spring. Hopping Is out of the
city and Crane is ineligible to play in
Maryland.
Both hold championship medals as
result of brilliant performances in
Silver Springs event, which was one
of the largest preliminarieS of the Met
ropolitan affair, about 160 taking part.
Crane defeated Hopping, but because
the victor was a Washington man Hop
ping was declared champion of Silver
Spring and Crane was awarded the
title of open" champion.
These two were easily the class of
the big field, and with them out Of the
way tight struggle is in prospect for
this years honors.
THERE is no outstanding favorite at
umphed last year over a large field,
with c. Hyatt as the runner-up. A
number of Rockville'S pitchers have i'm
proved and figure to make trouble for
Smith. Rockville's tournament was the
blue ribbon preliminary in '29, with
Roger Shaw and F. Barnard Welsh
running things. This time a commit
tee of the Rockville A. A., headed by
E. P. Weaver, will have charge, and
with their organization strongly be-
hind, with Shaw and Welsh lending a
helping hand, another big tournament
is the prospect.
WASHINGTON residents at Sher-
Wv wood Forest, Md, on the Severn
River, are organizing a tourna-
ment with DR.. Fred l.. Arends or Not
tingham as chairman. The winner and
runner-up will carry on into the Rose
dale division play-off. If the Maryland
residents hold tournament their final
lists will be assigned to one of the
county play-offs. A number of Sher-
wood Foresters will have full house
holds on tournament day with the
guests attracted not only by the horse
shoe event, but swim afterWard, in
that beautiful blue Severn. Volta
riverl
CIXTY entries per tournament is the
~ goal set by Washington playground
directors who will have charge of
the preliminaries here, with Bernard
McCarty as general manager.
sixty" grinned one playground pilot,
"Ill have a hundred!"
XIILL Robert Buzzard, the Cleveland
w Park champion. please give the
Horseshoe Editor a ring?
"HoW about mules moccasins2' =
L L writes Bill England who appar-
emily is fed up on the alleged
humor of horseshoe ScrivenerS. There
was a sardonic tone in that note, Mr..
England but we're grateful for all con-
tributionS. This paragraph nlled exact
ly our allotted space.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
AMERICAN YACHT WINS
SECOND RACE FOR CUP

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 81
R.-After finishing second wednes-
day, the United States came back yes
terday to win the second race of the
6-meter yacht series for the interna-
tional gold cup. Six boats finished the
course.
Sweden, which led the United States
representatives over the line Wednes-
day, finished fifth yesterday, with run
ner-up honors going to the French and
Finnish entries, which tied for second.
The time of the f1nishers: United
States. 2:42:35; France, 2:44:33; Fin
land, 2:44:33; Norway, 2:44:35; Sweden,
2:46:53, and Holland, 2:47:19.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
LON MCDONALD, FAMOUS
AS RACE DRIVER, DIES

CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 27 Cp).-A
heart attack yesterday took from the
ranks Of Americas harness race drivers
one Of their colorful characters, AlonZo
Don) Mcdonald of Boston.
Mcdonald, for As years one of the
outstanding figures of grand circuit
racing, suffered a heart attack q few
hours after giving his 1880 racing can
dfdate, Calumet Bush, q trial spin at
North Randall track. where circuit rae
ing opens next week. He died in a hos
pital.
The career Of Mcdonald nearly par
elleled that Of the late Pop Geers, and
he piloted many record breakers.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
Leaders 7aoma Games July Chosen Sver Spring Loses
Tomorrow Is Deddline
For Motor Boat Races

Washington outboard or inhoard
motor boat owners or drivers wish
ing to compete in the speed boat
races to be held tomorrow afternoon
on the Tidal Basin, under auspices
of the Chesapeake and Potomac
Power Boat Association. may enter
with the racing committee on the
wharf at the Basin as late as l:30
pm. tomorrow.
Col. Sidney Mosby has been named
Official starter of the races.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
LEADING STARS SURVIVE
IN CHICAGO JUNIOR PLAY

CHICAGO, June 81 CP.-Four of
Americas leading boy tennis stars re-
mained in the field as the struggle for
the Chicago city junior championships
entered the semi-final round.
They were Jay Cohn of Santa Monica
Calf, national boy champion; Earl
BoSsing, Cincinnati, Ohio: Karl
kamrath, Dallas, Tex, and Joe "Bill"
Bradley, another Texas star. The PLAYERS
entered the bracket by eliminating
Chicago entrants easily
In the Semi-flnal bracket, Bradley op-
posed Kamrath and Cohn faced
BosSing.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
RIVALS At CAPITOL
HEIGHTS TO BATTLE
WreCo and PepCo Also Due
to Provide a Red-Hot
Game Sunday.

n EIGHBORHOOD rivalry will
fame Sunday when the Capt.
| tol Heights nine and the Capt.
tol Heights Junior Order team
clash on the Maryland A. G. field at
o'clock. Hutchinson for the Heights
nine and Mccoy for the Junior Order
club are the pitching nominees.
Another game Sunday which will
bring together sturdy rivals will be that
in which Washington Railway Il Elec-
trio Co. will face Potomac Electric Power
Co.'S nine on the Wreco diamond at 3
o'clock.
Saks & Co. nine will be seeking its
fourteenth straight win Sunday when it
engages the Upper Marlboro, Md, nine
at that place at 2:30 O'Clock. Saks play
ers are to meet on the East Ellipse not
later than o'clock to make the trip.
Rover Juniors win hold a diamond
meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
home of Manager Coakley, 1877 G
street. New candidates as well as men,
bers of the team will be welcomed.
District Firemen and Neighborhood
House Senators were to clash this eve
ming at 5 o'clock on Monument diamond
No. !.
Spud Coleman Insect nine will be
reorganized at meeting tonight at
Ills Georgia avenue at o'clock. New
players are asked to report.
Manush Insects took their second
game in as many days, defeating Com
cts, II to g. The winners are booking
at Lincoln 6613-J.
Isherwood A. C. nine has listed a
game with the National A. G. for Sun
day at 3 o'clock on Rosedale play
ground.
Games are sought by these teams:
ArgyleS, want unlimited opposition,
Adams 3455 between and pm.
Chevy Chase GrayS. unlimited foe for
tomorrow. Grays have diamond. Nick
Valenza, Cleveland 5462.
Bethesda Ffremen, Sunday game,
Murdock, Bradley 651.
Manhattan A. c., Saturday game
Johnny Wade, Lincoln 819S, after pm
Sam West Insects, Manager Ray
mond, Columbia 4529.
st. Elizabeth'S Hospital, game for
tomorrow afternoon on hospital dia-
nond. Atlantic 2105-R.
Vienna, Va, Firemen. game for Sun
day. Phillips, National 1915 during day.
Lionel Juniors, game for tomorrow.
Adams 0485.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
SPEAKER, DISCOURAGED,
QUITS AS NEWARK PILOT

NEWARK, N. j., June a. CR-Dis-
couraged over his failure to develop q
contender, Iris Speaker. one of base
balls greatest figures, has resigned as
manager of the Newark club Of the In
ternational League.
His resignation was announced yes
terday, and Jack Onslow, coach, was
named acting manager,
Speaker came to Newark as manager
at the start of the 1929 season. The
Bears finished sixth last year. Now they
are seventh.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
DOUBLES ARE LISTED
IN ARMY NET EVENT

Doubles play was to get under way
this afternoon in the annual Army
tennis championships on the Columbia
Country Club courts following con-
tinuation earlier in the day OF singles
play begun yesterday.
All the favorites came through in
opening play yesterday, and all won in
straight sets. The seeded players VINO
got of on the right foot were Lieut..
Robert G. Van Vliet, defending cham
pion; Lieut.. John w. Strahan, runner
In last season: Lieut.. Stanley K. Rob-
inson, Lieut.. D. D. Hedekin, Maj. T. D.
Finley, Mai. w. M. Robertson, Maj. j.
H. Hills and Mai. r. Garcia.
Mai. Van Vliet showed strongly In de-
feating Lieut.. j. S. Moran, 6-l, 6-l.
Lieut.. Strahan drew q first-round bye.
Mai. Finley, who with Maj. Van Vliet
won the doubles title year ago, won
by default from Maj. w. E. Shedd.
Millard Lewis of washington, q
graduate of Western High School, who
received his commission at West Point
early this month, Is the youngest player
in the tournament. He reached the
second round by defeating Capt. n. w.
Rowan. 6-3, 6-.
In the best contested matches Mai.
p. D. Dulay defeated Capt. r. Carey,
as, 6-l, 6-3, and Capt. H. p. CAN'T
conquered Capt. G. w. Christenberry,
So, As, 81.
Yesterdays summaries:
SINGLES
First round-Lieut j. w. Strahan drew
bye; Lieut. e. S. Mathews defeated Lieut..
G. z. Lynch, by default: MAJ. T. D.. Finley
defeated Mai. w. e. Shedd, by default
Greer, by default Lieut. S. <. Robinson
defeated Lieut.. F: E. Powell; 81. 60;
So, is; Mai. l.. S. Hobbs defeated Lieut.
j. r. Hardin, SIS: 62; Maj, r. g. Van
6-l; Lieut. M Lewis defeated Capt. H, w
Rowan ,s-S, -; MAJ; J. H. Hills dc.
Maj. p. b. Dulay defeated Capt r. Carey,
IS, 81, 6-3: Lieut.. D. D. Hedekin de
feated Mai, G: ". jenkins, Is. 6Z3; CAPT
berry, 6-2, 4-6, 6-1; Mai. w. M Robert
SON defeated Capt, NJ. w. Marston, 6-l
Evening star., 1930-06-27
WASHINGTON LADS
BEGIN TENNIS PLAY

RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-Frank
Shore and Clyde Smith, winner and
runner-up respectively, in the recent
District junior tennis championships,
and Jock Mclean and Gilbert Hunt
victor and runner-up in the District
boys title tourney, were to begin play
today on the Country Club of Virginia
courts here in the Middle Atlantic
junior and boys championships.
First and second-round play was
carded today. Semi-finals are sched-
uled tomorrow morning, with final-
round play tomorrow afternoon.
Both Shores and Mclean were run
ners-up in the Middle Atlantic event
last year.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
HAFEY'S RETURN TO CARD
LINEUP NETS HIGH FLY

ST. LOUIS, June 27 R.-Chick
Hafey regular Cardinal outfelder, who
has been out Of the lineup several
weeks undergoing treatment for eve
trouble and taking a rest, appeared in
the st. Louis-New York game yesterday
to bat for Grabowski in the NTH.
His effort was q high ny to right
field.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
SWIDERSKI is SIGNED
FOR BOUT WITH SIMMS

CHICAGO. June 81 R.-Paul
Swiderski, the heavy-hHting Pole, who
upset Middleweight Champion Mickey
Walker at Louisville May is, has been
signed up for q 10-round match with
frankie Simms of Cleveland as a semi
Windup Sor the Risko-Griffths card at
the Chicago Stadium July 2.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
GlGLI0 TO GO ON MAT
WITH "MASKED MARVEL y

Mario Giglio will meet the Masked
Marvel" who last night defeated Mike
Chaplin at the Gayety, in a wrestling
show Tuesday night at the auditorium.
Joe Turner, veteran middleweight
mailman of this city, took Gene Spiller
in two straight falls in another Gayety
match last night.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
PITCHERS NOSE BROKEN.

ST. LOUIS. June az (P).-Joe Heving
right-hand pitcher for the Giants, suf-
fered broken nose when struck by a
batted ball during pre-game practice
yesterday.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
NAVY NET TEAM WINS.

Navy Racketers swept a Departmental
Tennis League match, S to 0, with Vet
eranS' Bureau.
Summaries:
BosEaley and Gill defeated siIva and
Weiss. 70, 60, 6-3; Kastner and Packer
defeated Crosse and GaSs. "a, 6-4; Bates
and Haugen won by default; Little and
osterman defeated Pratt and Erana, 6-l.
rs; Smith and YeomRnS defeated Hail
and LitSchgi, 6-4, 6-3.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
ANGLERS GUIDE.

SUNDAY JUNE 2s AND 49,
CHESAPEAKE AND LOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS.
Evening star., 1930-06-27
CHAMPION HOPPING
FOREGOES CROWN
With Crane Also Out, Title
Play Should Be Tight.
Pitch at Sherwood.

NE of the most coveted
1 titles in the metropolitan
Y Il district horseshoe tourna-
Evening star., 1930-06-27

District Firemen and Neighborhood
House Senators we're to clash this eve
ming at 5 o'clock on Monument diamond
Evening star., 1930-06-27

Rover Juniors will hold q diamond
meeting tonight at 7:3o o'clock at the
home of Manager Coakley, 1877 G
street. New candidates as well as men,
bers of the team will be welcomed.