Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-17
ACTION CONTINUES
| IN PREL|MS TODAY
Hundred Players Expected in
The Stars Tournament
at CuIpeper.

dlGST . - ClOCh.
Time schedules have been
drawn up, and from now on will
be published daily in The Star, |
which is sponsoring the Metro
politan District tournament.
These matches are listed for to-
day and tomorrow:
Corcoran.
TODAY. Chatlen VS.. Clayton Barnes, |
Sam Owens VS.. Albert King.
Tomorrow. Chatlen vs. Charles |
Malone Fred Allen VS.. Sam Levy.
Park View.
Today--Emmett Buscher VS.. David
Donovan, r. r. Duffie vs. Oscar Felker.
Tomorrow-Harry Fine VS.. B. D. Gar
ner, Russell Haveber VS.. Ralph Hurley.
GaIlinger.
Today-Horace Harper VS.. Clarence
Tomorrow-Morris shipman VS.. VIII
liam Harper.
Today-Albert Stokes VS.. Joseph |
Tonorrow-Charlie Robinson VS.,
Courtney Litz.
Janney- Tenley.
Today-Robert Coole VS.. Warner |
Maxley Elmer Collins VS.. G. e. Bur-
dette. Casper SECRET VS.. Leslie BROOKS.
Tomorrow--Clyde Burrows VS.. L.
Eparshott, j. Wagner VS.. A. Harry, J: |
Gould VS. E. Donaldson, G. Mcdonald
VS.. j. Burrows.
Virginia Avenue.
Today-Melvin Insecoe VS.. Harry |
Slant. James Slant VS.. George DAVIS, |
Ben Curtis VS.. Tom De Shazo, Milton |
Parker VS.. Gill Daniels.
Tomorrow. Morgal VS.. H. Whitley,
Harry Estep vs. woodrow Gaum, H. |
Forney VS.; Earl Acton.
Plaza.
Today - Louis Padgett VS.. Garrett |
Waters, J. l.. Burke VS.. Joseph NC
Glynn.
Bonsteel, Gino SINH VS.. Marion May
hew.
WheatIey.
Today-Alvin Kilby VS. Robert Marsh,
Larry Higgins VS.. Joseph Goldman.
Tomorrow--Edward Benjamin VS.. T.
r. Gayle, Paul Little VS.. Edward NC
Namara.
Starts play Monday.
Chevy Chase.
To-day y Charles Kicker vs.. Jack
Perry.
Clark.
Phillips.
Today George Watson VS.. T. H.
TIGER, Nelson A. Pixton VS., Lloyd
Charez, John McNamee VS.. Dan
Tomorrow-Burton Felter VS.. Howard
w. Loveioy, Fred P. Murray VS.. Daniel
Hall, Charles McKimmie VS.. Charles
Mccarthy.
Columbia Road.
Today-Ray King VS.. Carl Sappos,
Vincent Gerald VS.. Billy Hodge.
Tomorrow-Ellis Freund VS.. John
Hart, Mike Sullivan VS.. Shorty Harris.
Garfield.
Today-Joseph Blackwell We. Wood
row Harley, Eugene jackson VS.. Paul
Ross Gerald Craven VS.. Edward A. /
Langley, George Gingross VS.. Harry |
Basin.
Tomorrow-William ]. Noonan VS.. |
Harry r. Grow. John Mccarthy VS.. |
Zachary Aguilino, Robert McVean VS.. |
Stanley Pearce, Benjamin lola VS.. |
Jack Day.
ROsedale.
Pairings incomplete.
Cleveland Park
Today-R. Steele VS.. James Toomey,
A. K. Cherry VS.. l. r. Tannehill.
Tomorrow-Raymond II. Brown vs.. T.
A.. Christon, Capt. VIII V. Parker VS..
w. F. Hoppe.
A MOTHER piece from Mrs. B. @.
"A Calfee, The Stars correspondent
in Culpeper, Va:
climbing into the region OF the
4 IL s- &I1n lief IF anfFfAE
the Culpeper tournament, for Chairman
Dick Weaver took full advantage OF the
week of grace allowed towns in Mary !
land and Virginia and has been adding
to his already fullsome list OF entries
every day.
on hand and almost an equal number
of new players, the chances are that
Culpeper will have one of the largest
and best tournaments in the entire cir
cult ana perhaps turn out the State
champion Young George W. Hawkins,
county champion last year, Is singing
some mighty pretty shots ia the practice
bouts these days. and there are score
of others, among whom may be men
toned r. D. SpotsWood, John smith
(runner-up last season., Wade MaSsie,
jr.: Russell Quinn, A. s. White (member
Of the County Board OF Supervlsorsl, -
Wester Quaintance, who won the morse
shoe pitching prize given by The Star
at the Culpeper Fair last year. and
Chairman Weaver himself, who are
hard to beat
THE three Culpeper women whose
entries were reported the other Gay
have been Joined by fourth, Mrs. r.
r. Tolbert, wife of the principal OF
Cupeper High School. The women
were all for playing in the mems tour
nament, but Chairman Weaver wouldn't
allow it. What Virginian would want
to beat a woman-even pitching horse
shoes?"
TONIGHTS pairings for the Seat
i Pleasant tournament follow: Louis
Palmer VS.. F. C. Hardesty, w.
Maloney VS. I. Main, E. F. Robertson
VS. E. McChesney, =. G. Blackwell VS.
D. CLANCY, F. F. Martin VS.. K. Nugent
For tomorrow night-William Belts
VS.. P. Kraft, E. Chatterton VS.. H. Dom,
j. E. Quintrell VS.. w. Phelps, B. Boyer
VS. o. z. Lamp, e. Hayes VS.. B. Hoar.
ELIMINATION play has started at
IL Wynnewood Park, in Montgomery
County, Md. Karl FARRELL, after
trailing Jack Blades during the early
play, came from behind to win by
score of 81 to ~. Branson Thomas also
staged a rally 70 win from John Me-
Kinsey by score of 81 to 8, never be-
ing headed after oveFtaking his oppo-
nent Howard Bailey defeated George
Poston, % to g.. Poston's shoe knocked
Bailey's on for ringer in the final box.
who are predicted to play in the SEMI
finals, will get into action tonight, and
Joseph C. Cissel, unofieial champion Of
the PARK will nitch against Thomas E.