Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-12
YOUNGSTER SLATED
FOR HIGHER HONORS
Crane losses 20 Ringers in
Practice-McCurdy, Har-
greaves Get Titles.
T T UBBARD QUANTRLLE,
r. youngster of whom much
is expected in the Wash

r. youngster of whom much
is expected in the Wash
ington section of the Met
ropolitan District horseshoe cham
pionships, is safely through the
Buchanan School preliminary. He
won this without a struggle, aV-
eraging about IA ringers a game.
Carrying on into the Virginia avenue
Blumberg whom he defeated in the
Buchanan final, so to IA and so to %.
Blumberg reached the final with a
victory over G. Daniels, so to 25, while
Quantrille was defeating H. Tolsop, OF
to IA.
IN keenly contested preliminary at
i the Weightman playground, Ray
Curtin won the championship and
Perry Carman finished second.
ID. HARGREAvEs took the title at
ID the Corcoran playground, defeat
ing A. King in the final, SO to 80
A summary of the Corcoran tourna-
mert follows: B. Hargreaves defeated
M. Chatlen, 50-42; H. Becker defeated
H. Faunce, 1913; G. Barnes defeated
L. Chatlen, 50-42; A. King defeated
S. owens, $40; c. Malone defeated
P. Chatlen,. 500; S. Levyn defeated
T. Allen by default.
Hargreaves defeated Becker, 5o-22;
Malone defeated Levy by default.
King defeated Malone, $40.
Hargreaves defeated King, 5o-3S'
500.
II McCURDY won the Twin Oaks
X, tournament, giving Wells an ar
tistic lacing in the final, $50
Frank 53-3q. McCurdy defeated Gold
and $50.
The summary: Allen defeated
berg, 52-5; Arey defeated Cullen, 81
10; Understien defeated Burgess, So
90; Wells defeated Leonard, 5l-21;
story defeated Young by default; Ber-
man defeated Butcher, 52-34.
Allen defeated Understien, 50-48;
McCurdy defeated Story, SOL; Wells
defeated Arey, 51-23; Bernan drew
McCurdy defeated Allen, 50-26;
Wells defeated Bermap 52-28.
McCurdy defeated Wells, 500,
500.
u ESULTS at the Tenth and Evarts
X playground follow: D. Hoagland de-
feated E. Shamleffer, 50-35; s.
Byrnes defeated J; Francello. SOS;
j. Sauder defeated r. Armentrout, 30
SO; c. Mcdonald defeated H. Bowers,
500; Joe Francella defeated c.
Byrnes, 50-35; H. Bowers defeated r.
Francella, 50-14; r. Armentrout de-
feated @. Herring, 500.
A r the Emery Playground Phil Cas-
"A sidy defeated Lee Williams, So
10; Emilio Montello defeated Dan
Creckle, 500 and John Fronk de-
feated Ray White, sos.
EARLE CRANE, the Plaza champion
IL tossed 20 ringers in practice game
the other day with H. F. Saunders
Both players were in fettle and several
times all four shoes we're on the stake.
Crane and Saunders are doped to reach
the late stages of the Washington Sec
ton. They have had some brilliantly
contested games in practice with Saun-
ders getting the edge.
DLAY at Laytonsville Thursday in the
i Montgomery County finals will start
at 80 o'clock, but the participants
are asked to report at / o'clock. Ber-
nard McCarty, of the Washington play
ground department, will be the referee.
r. Guy Riordan will be in general
charge assisted by the horseshoe edi-
tor.
OLIVER Spring is making q strong
- bid for the Southern Maryland
play-offs Brooke Grub toiled like
beaver putting over Silver Springs
| preliminary, but Is more than willing
| to take on more work and response
| bility.