Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-02
ROSS, A. K|RCHNER
WIN SHOE TITLES
Capture Honors at Virginia
Highlands and Bancroft.
F. Brown Victor Here.

TNWO more town championships
have been decided In the Ar
lington County section of the
Metropolitan District Horseshoe
tournament, sponsored by The Star.
Alexander Kirchner, Northern Virginia
title holder, repeated his victory of 1929
at Bancroft and Jack Ross came through
with colors flying at Virginia Highlands.
In the final, Kirchner defeated his
brother Joe, who will have charge of
the county play-of to be held at Bar
croft. Ross opponent in the final was
r. T. Balch and the pair will give Viz
ginia Highlands strong representation
in the county meet.
'Kirchner encountered little opposition
until he met his brother, whom he
defeated by scores of So to II and 81
to "a.
Ross trimmed Balch, so to SO and
so to 40, both throwing numerous
ringers.
a SUMMARY of the Bancroft tourna-
"A ment follows: G. Armstrong de-
feated r. C. Knicely, 50-l8; j.
Kirchner defeated C. o. Potts, 50-18;
D. G. Cooper defeated James Glass,
sos; Max Wexler defeated G. H.
Spence, 5O-32; Ed West defeated E.
Donovant. 50-46; Ed West defeated
D. C. Cooper, 1920; A. Kirchner de-
feated j. Head, 50-7; A. Kirchner de-
feated G. Armstrong, sos; A. Kirchner
defeated Ed West, 51-8; George Tidler
defeated Alfred Groom, 51-23; M. Gull
bert defeated r. l.. Knicely, 51-13;
Ernie Miller defeated c. Jones, 51-21;
G. Tidler defeated Max Wexler, 50-4;
Joe Kirchier defeated Ernie Miller,
5O-40; Allen Groom defeated Bales,
50-38; F.. Y. benson defeated @. E.
Adams, 50-48; F. Y. benson defeated
M. Culbert, sole; L. E. Provost de-
feated r. Orrison, 51-38: G. Tidler de-
feated F. Y. benson, 51-44; w. Foot
defeated Allen Groom, 1929; j. Kirch-
ner defeated w. Foot, 50-22: A. Kirch-
ner defeated G. Tidler, 52-12; A. Kirch-
ner defeated Joe Kirchner, 52-17 and
51-24.
The hardest fought match was that
between Joe Kirchner and Ernie Mill
err, Kirchner tossing II ringers against
IA for Ernie. who was the runner-up
at Bancroft last year.
u ESULTS of the late rounds at Viz
X ginia Highlands follow: Finesicy
defeated Thorpe, 800; KippS de-
feated MondS, 54-44; Henrietty defeat
ed Wood, 50-18; Atkinson defeated
Davis, 50-33; Ross defeated Harris,
500; Balch defeated Keys, 50-13;
Jenkins defeated Hill, 5o-47.
Kipps defeated Atkinson, 500;
Henrietty defeated Jenkins, 500:
Ross drew bye.
Ross defeated Henrietty, 5o-19 and
$50; Balch defeated Kipps. 500.
Ross defeated Balch, 500 and
$40.
THE new champion of Cleveland Park
L is F. Brown, who had lots Of trouble
disposing of H. Chartner in the
final. 34-51, SOFA and $50.
His was hard earned triumph. in
deed. for before meeting Chartner
Brown was held to scores of SOB and
$40 by George Heckert.
While marking time for the divisional
play-ofTs, Cleveland Parkers will hold
neighborhood doubles tournament,
chipping in for prizes. The teams VIII
be organized by draw.
GONE other Washington results:
New York Avenue-William
Rafferty, defeated T. Hendricks, So
to Is; E. Bricks defeated William
Ramsey 50-35.
Virginia Avenue-Taylor defeated
Robey, Sob; DeShazo defeated Cur
It's, 51-15.
Thomson-Twomey defeated Green,
50-15.
Garfield-J. Mccarthy defeated Ray
Dean, SOFT: Ben Cola defeated Jack
Day, $50; Bob Mclean defeated H.
Grow. 50-25.
Columbia Road-M Leer defeated H.
Moore, 50-43; T. Mastromarino de-
feated A. Lamagni, 51-28.
Competition will start Tuesday at
the Hey playground, Conduit road and
Dana place northwest.
Following are the pairings: Walter
Knott VS.. LIE Roy Gochenour, George
Becraft VS.. Thurman Gochenour, Ber-
tram Maurice VS.. George Dyer, Leon
Hager VS.. William Knott, Fred Becker
VS. julius Fletcher, Ernest Barnes VS..
Harold Lindsay, Sydney Dyer VS..
Francis Weiner. Norman Hager VS..
Robert Dyer, Henry G. Moore draws
bye