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SEARS is RACE WINNER

Raymond Sears of Greencastle
today held the Indiana Kentucky
A. A. u. two-mile steeplechase gold
medal after winning all of the
eight legs. He also received the
Broad Ripple A. c. trophy. He won
the last event Sunday.
Don Neese of Indiana university
finished second in the eight events
to win the A. A. u. silver medal,
and Lawrence Henschen was third.
Spades Independents won the team
trophy.
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GoETZ CHARGE DISMISSED

BIZ Lntttu FTtNS
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. ia
charge of assault and battery filed
against Larry Goetz, American AS
ISOLATION umpire, was dismissed to-
day in police court here. Three wit
nesses appeared before the court to
testify that Goetz was not the ag-
gressor in an alteration he had
with an incenSed fan following
Saturdays game between Columbus
and Kansas City.
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TENNIS PLAY TO OPEN

BIZ United Press
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 17-Eight
ranking American tennis stars and
two members of the British Davis
cup team were seeded in the fif-
teenth annual invitation tourna-
ment of the Newport casino which
was to open here today.
The Britishers seeded are Fred
j. Perry and George P. Hughes.
The eight Yankees are Johnny
Doeg, Frank x. Shields, Sydney
Wood, Ellsworth Vines. George M.
Lott, Clifford Suffer, Wilmer Allison
and Johnny Van Ryn. SiXty-four
entries have been received.
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CITY POOL MEET SET

City swimmers today were point
ing for the annual city champion
ship swim at Garfield park Satur-
day, Aug. 29. The annual event
will be sponsored by American Red
Cross, indianapolis chapter, and
the city recreation department.
Besides the city championship
events, there will be Indiana-Ken-
lucky A. A. U. championships and
one middle states title race.
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HennesSey in
Michigan Play
BIZ nnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
CHARLEVOIX, Mich, Aug. IT,
Johnny Hennessey of indianapolis,
former Davis cup star, opened de-
tense of his title today when the
sixth annual Michigan Riviera ten
mis- tournament started at Inn clay
courts.
Hennessey is striving to win his
sixth title here. Several midwest
stars, including George j. Jennings
Jr., Chicago, national public parks
champion; Walter T. Hayes and 9TH
erS are entered.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE LEANNG?-YouT surplus cloth
ing. furniture. magazines PAYERS. will
help Us TO help others. Salvation ARMY
Industrial Horne. Phone for wagon. ri
ss22. i27 ". Georgia st.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Burning Blaze
Turf Favorite
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Final week
of racing at Hawthorne track will
he featured by the $4,000 added
Hawthorne juvenile handicap at six
furlongs and the $4,000 added Great
Lakes Handicap at mile and six
tenth for 3-year Odds and up. Both
races will be held Saturday and
then the racing scene shifts to Lin
coin Fields for five weeks of racing
before returning to Hawthorne in
October.
Burning Blaze, winner of the Post
and Paddock Stakes and promi-
nent contender for the two-year old
championship, is one of the favorites
for the Hawthorne juvenile.
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Cardinals and
Athletics Set
Victory Pace
ByUnited Press

Bv United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. list. Louis
Cardinals, who lead THE National
League by nine and one-half
games, played the best ball in the
major leagues during the week be-
ginning Monday, Aug. 10, and end
ing Sunday, Aug Is, with five vic
tories and one defeat Philadelphia
Athletics, with an eleven-game ad-
vantage in the American League,
took second honors with four VIC
tories and one defeat.
Records of the clubs for the week
with games won and lost, runs
scored and opponents runs follow:
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.BrightSpotS
of Business
BIZ Unfted Preaa

BIZ United Press
SON sEw pre d3Ek q 4qg waaI%a.5 F95
pany. expressed an Optimistic view az
general business conditions on his return
from Europe today.
FRANKLIN. Pa. - Chicago Railway
Equipment Company 1s-inch mill resumed
ful operation today after two years of
part time work. It was reported, but not
confirmed the company had received an
order for 10000 brake beams for Erie
railroad, the largest order in three years.
WILMINGTON, Del-E. I. Du Pont De
Nemours & Co. today declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of 81 on common stock.
payable Sept. Is 70 stockholders OF rec
ord Aug. n.
YOUNGSTOWN plants in Mshon-
ing Valley started the current week at
cent OF capacity against ~ per cent a
week ago.
PITTSBURGH-south Penn Purchasing
q barrel on all grades Of Pennsylvania
Crude oil.
TULSA-7-New crude oil price vas expected
an the mid-continent fields within twenty
four hours as a result Of military shut
Gown OF the regions three largest pro-
oucing areas
ST. PAUL-1ncreaged net proets and
tw6o contracts totaling more than $40. 0OO,-
OOO Tor National Battery Company were
ldent,
r cHIcAGo-Atchison. Topeka q sante
Fe Railway during the week ended Aug.
y handled 80 750 freight cars against
'O'oSo cars IN the preceding week.
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E., 909-2 upper front rms. mod.
entrance. range nhone. IS
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40 METERS ENTER

Forty entries have been received
for the mems singles play in the
Fall Greek park tennis tourney to
start Aug. "a. Dick Bastian is de-
Tending champion.
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ROWLERS GATHER

The Delaware Bowling League
will meet at the Delaware alleys
Tuesday at p. m. Team captains
and others interested are request
ed to attend.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

COLLEGE. 2630-2 nicely furn. rms.
private home. gar. 81. He. 5053.
COLLEGE, rmbs. furnfi newly dec g.
nm. apt. all ready sublet. S12. Ri. 2254.
EASTERN, 209-3 MODERN ROOMS. UN-
FURNISHED. CHI. 5055
EAST. 906 M large rooms, adjoining
bath; private entrance: gar. optional.
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, or conn. rms.
down; porch; strictly pri.: gar. DR.. 3540-R
GRACELAND, 3513-Nicely furnished COM
Portable room; garage optional. Ia. 4006
CROFT, 1441-3 nicely iurn. rms. private
entrance: gar. Be. 4287J
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Room for Rent With Board

NEAR Columbia Conserve; room. strictly
mod. home; priv; entire house. DR.. 0144-J
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA. N, 22O5-2 rm. apt. Sc. TAI
bot, 242O. 2 rms. IS. Ia. lilo.
ALA, 1886 N-Large. airy furn. first floor
apt. private ent.. bath. garage.
ALA, N. 1838-Front, clean apt. porch,
nice kitchen. large living room.
BELLEFONTAINE, 1l31-2-rm. apt. lst
A., sink, porch, priv. ent,; $3.50 and SIS.
BROADWAY, 1852 clean rooms.
kitchenette. range. sink, beds. 81.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
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Day Programs
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
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A. M
7:SO-Records.
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9:l5-Women'S hour.
l0:0O-Don Bigelow's orchestra (CBS).
lo:45 to l2-Silent.
1900 Noon-Farm network (oBs).
i:oo-saIon orchestra tCBs,.
l:S0-Marion and Jim (CBS).
1:45-Captivators (CBSl.
2.00-Talk.
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2;l5-Records.
2.s0-Two thirty tunes
100 TO 5:l5-Silent
WKBF (1400) indianapolis
indianapolis Broadcastinr. Incl
TUESDAY
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6:S0-Wake-Up band program.
6;45-Church federation morning worship.
I:oo-The Musical clock.
S;00-Breakfast club.
s:oo-House keepers' chats
e;s0-Melody Man.
l0,00-Style service.
l0.o5-Household news.
l0:20-Morning music.
l0;3o-Organlog.
II 00-CryStal studio.
1l:lS-Pre-dinner music.
P. NJ
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lZ.lo-Farm program.
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Help Wanted Female

on steamships: good
pay, experience unnecessary; worldwide
travel: self-addressed envelope bring list.
B. ARCULUS. Mt Vernon. New York.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS E. WASH
ington St.
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IF YOU DON'T FIND what YOU are look
ing for in the want ads TODAY. it may
be advertised here. tomorrow. Read Times
classified ads daily.
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Legal Notices
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTICE or LIEa Is ~ -

NO44Cb W hEARlN(4
Notice is hereby given that Edward
3. Palmer has fled with TIE Bosrd Of
1onIl Gonna Appeals Of the City of Indian
S Sp1nS' "a petluon asking permission to
Ordinance BY erecting two. ive-room
2ricz veneer double houses at 55I9-552l
N Illinois st. Lot size I0o'x2e7'.
Public Hearing viii be held BY said
august 25th. 1881, al 2:30 p. m. at which
pc given opportunity to be heard in
reference TO the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zoNNG APPEALS
H. B. 6TEEG. Secretary Engineer
WE VIII sell at public auction one Pontiac
f9sIa rotor 1927 TO- PisiSs9 serial No
amounting to $3.50. after aE1 Aug SH4 2ist.
FANCHER & LONG GARAGE.
ONE I Cylinder Chevrolet Sedan, Engine
sup; 1927: Year Built. 1926 Must be sold
1V - Storage and repairs on Aug. 81, 1881.
me Courtnouse Garage. 32a East
Business Announcements
FURNACE REPAIRING-Tn euarn- to save
you money: cleaned $50. IT. 276s eve
Bath ROOM-Complete. $50: plumbing s.
-heatlng Insctalled: reasonab bic Ia 4057
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. SOC.
Ed4L5 maze. QUO " hour tTiD.
FRANK ELECTRIC Co. Ii. 1862
LEI me put new roof on your garage.
Al painter: references. He. 1903 eve.
ALL KINDS of furnace work. Work
guaranteed Inspection free. IR. 74Sl.
P q g up HAN{G TNG ard o5g5n5shed
S VIII Gsii nc cop9t t general repair
Painting and Papering
PAINTING, exterior. interior: comp. insur
HENDRIX DINKLA. Oh. $3.50
PAINTING ON PAYMENTS
--Guaranteed: nothing down. He. 1858.
PAPER hanging. painting and all kind Of
repairing: prices reasonable Ia. 0207.
ing cleaning van / SON. Dr.. $3.50.
PAPER furn: and hung $3.50 per room.
On. 2oo4: FRANK JACKSON. II. 24l5.
PAPER CLEANING-Excelient service 81
room: O.DONALD. RI. 462s.
Special Notices
DEFECTIVE : Private. CONFIDENTIAL.
522 Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 1854: ewes. HUI 3107
DEBTS. notes accounts collected or no
charge. 3l5 Board Of Trade. Ii. 86a7
Personals
ATHLETES, INVALIDS
Buy 75c Rubbing Alcohol through
manufacturers agent
100 Pto
B. M. KEENE DRUG co.
Corner Delaware and Ohio SITS.
I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted after today, except by myself.
FRANK P. THOMPSON.
Storage and Transfer
LOCAL AND OVERLAND TRANSFER
pay months latef. No S Charge FOR hauling
EAHILCW-JENKLNS MOTOR CAR CO.
TRANSFER CO.-Prices
reasonable. Call at all times. Ia. 374l.
sS---You help. 81 less: quick
service: careful white men: Oh. 5s40.
LET RUSSELL TRANSFER move you on
credit: so davs Ri. 3455. Res. Be. 1883
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
Special prices on return loads. packing.
California shipment
Ri 1928. Ri. 1851. Nights, Oh 0699-W
OTTO J. SUESz
Transportation
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Many Desirable Houses Are Listed the Houses for Column TODAY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS --
Weiland Goodrich, 1911 N. Meridian. IA. 1850
W. D. Beanblossom, 1921 W. Ray BE. 1888
j. c. Wilson, 1890 Prospect DIR. O321-O322
Grinsteiner's 522 E. Market RI. 1914
W. T. Blasengym 1926 Shelby DR.. 257O
Lauck Funeral Home, 1853 S. Meridian. DR. 214O
W. H Richardson & Co., 1901 N. Mer, IA. 1910
VALID 1922 Union St., 1919 N. Illinois
Little & Sons 2455 N. Talbot HA. 1922
Hisey & Titus 951 N. Delaware Ii. 1928
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Pennicke Birmingham Russell indianapolis,
aw at The Mst1od 2spt Saturday. aug
IS p m Friends invited Memorial
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DE QUINCY, 427-Desirable rm; LIST
floor priv: furn. apt; utilities; garage.
KOEHNE, 27l0-4-rm. modern = double:
clean and attractive. Ha. pam.
MICHIGAN, E., 628-Small furnished and
unfurnished apartments
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Household Goods

THOR WASHER-A-l condition: bargain
for $40 I'LL E. Michigan st.
HAVE your sewing mch repaired. White
Sewing Mich. Co. 60 W. N. York. Ri Ass.
FURNKTURE-New. used: s-rm. outfit:
easy terms. N. BARRETT. s6s Virginia
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Rooms for Rent

CENTRAL. 1126-Nice outside rm.. strictly
mod. private family: l or 2. Ri. 1887.
CENTRAL .CAR-527 E. 18th; lovely side
front. mod. priv. $3.50 & $3.50. Ri 7lO8
LEEDS. 4O1-Clean. airy room; private
home: board optional; man. DR.. 2840.
NORTH-Attractive front rm.. priv. home:
near Shortridge: bus. car. Ha. 1872.
OAKLAND. Il33-Lovely rm.. windows,
priv. home. breakfast opt. ca. 4252-R.
PENN. N, .2164-Large light room, private
home. prefer couple. IA. 269l-R.
WARMAN, ,22s N.-Lady will share home
with couple.
WASH BLVD, 29Ol-Large airy rm..
private home. board optional. Ia. 1921.
LARGE, clean furnished room: nex5 batn:
private home. Dr.. 551s
nth. E. 523-Room, next bath: private
home: privileges: board optional. Ri 1850
PRINCETON HOTEL
Nice. clean rms: hot. cold water: SIS
summer home: ladies. gentlemen 232 III
LOVELY room in orchid and cream. new
furniture: pri. home: gar. Ha. 1904.
UNUSUAL ROOM-Homelike atmosphere:
widows home: good meals. Ir. 1919.
UNION. 1eol-Desirable down stairs front;
priv. home; privil.; gar. Dr.. 711s-W.
slST, W. 453-Large front rm.. single So.
double SIS. Ia. l663-W
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NEW Mod. cottages. private. Lake Schse
Ter Ideal Beach. Lake Side Lodge. II. 400
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Houses and Flats Furnished

BELMONT. s., 1l1A3-rm. double. furn.
completely: light. gas. pd.; $3.50 wk. Be.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
WILL PAY CASH FOR 4 TO 6 ROOMS q
EEhNlLURE- CALI. ia 2nll
Business Opportunities

Cash FOR FURNITURE
NO ONE CAN PAY MORE.
GALL WERLEY. HUMBOLDT 7274 rTRa1
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Farms toI Sale

WANTED. .FARM-For grain rent. $4,000
acres Must have good barn. Running
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Money to Loan

LAUNDRY for, sale. fine location: all
SqeSaIppeo, ready to operate; trucks
2l6s Northwestern. owner. wa. is02-P
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Wanted to Rent

BOTH. W.. 1419-4-room mod; new o.
and paper: gar: S23.75. Ia. 35l2.
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Cottages and Resorts

50 ACRES in Brown County. buiIdin,
call Dr.. 2737. Bargain
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Real Estate for Exchange

VACANT LoTs-Clear except street assess
CHAPLIN. go N Illinois Ii 1856.
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Indianapolis Rental Bure
Steam Heated Apt.

Five rooms good condition: special In
ducementS to desirable tenant. 418 E.
18th. $40.
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
TRY ZINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
|CLEVER ATHLETES
IN &C" CLUB MEET
Keen Competition Forecast
TomorroW-Eastern Hope
for Local Victory.

w YITH the cream Of schoolboy
M athletes Of this section Of
v v the country entered along
with several athletes from
Central High School, North Carolina,
said to possess class, track and field
devotees, figures itselves in for a fine
afternoons entertainment tomorrow at
the thirteenth annual &C" Club games
at Central High School.
Competition will start at O'Clock.
Eastern High of this city, which won
the team trophy in both the recent
University Of Maryland and Catholic
University tnterScholastics, is given a
real chance to triumph again tomorrow,
but Is expected to encounter stern oppo-
sition. Eastern was third in the &c"
Club affair last year.
Woodbury. Forest, which won the
meet last season, and John Marshall
High of Richmond, which was second,
are again entered.
The &C" Club games will mark the
close of the meet program for school
boys Of the District area, save for the
public high school athletes, who will
stage their annual competition today
a week in Central High Stadium.
Three ball games and tennis match
also are listed for the schoolboys to-
morrow in addition to the &C" Club
affair.
All the diamond games are scheduled
for out-of-town soil. Tech will meet
Navy Plebes at Annapolis, ST.. Adams
and Shenandoah Valley Military Acad-
envy are to face at Winchester, Va,
and Georgetown Prep has a date with
Charlotte Hall at Charlotte Hall.
Western Highs strong tennis team
has a date here with Baltimore City
College, the courts for which have not
been announced.
Business and Central we're to face In
a public high school championship ball
game this afternoon in the Eastern
Stadium at $3.50 o'clock, the loss of
which will definitely erase Central from
the pennant running Business already
is out Of it.
Gonzaga was to meet Western on
Monument diamond and Dewitt and
Friends had a tennis engagement at
Congressional Club in other events
carded today.
A fine Episcopal last-inning rally
featured by a three-bagger by Hoof that
cleared filed bases, fell one run short
as Eastern conquered the Virginians,
8 to 7, on the latters diamond at Alex
andria. The game was called at the
end OF the eighth inning.
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MOUNT RAINIER IN MEET
Hoping to Make Good Showing in
County Title Events.

MOUNT RAINIER. Nd, May IS
While Mount Rainier Junior High
School does not expect to clean UP in
the annual Prince Georges County meet
Ct May % at the University Of Mary
land College Park, 1t figures 10 make
a creditable showing. Approximately
6 boys and as many girls Will carry the
school colors.
Coach Paul Wilkinson figures that
the team entered in the 95-pound 440-
yard junior relay race probably will do
well since 1t is virtually the same COM
bination which broke the county record
for the same distance in the 8o-pcund
class in tire 1880 meet. Making up the
team will be Roland Lilley. Everett
Miller, Buddy Gerhardt and Gus
Chakslakis. All except Chakalakis were
in the 50-poUnd quartet.
Another team will represent Mount
Rainier in the Junior 1l5-pound ESQ.,
yard relay. It's personnel will be Bob
Matthias, Bob Emery, Joseph AK and
Jack Myers
Leading individual performers listed
TO compete include Philip Ziegler In
the senior i2-mile run: Charles CAL
low in the junior unlimited high jump
and Foster Matthias in the 70-yard dash
and broad jump.
Miss Edna Nolan and Miss Elizabeth
Clough are coaching the girls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
EVANSVILLE HIGHS
NINE DEALT A BLOW
Capt. PETER, Leading Twirler,
Will Not Be Available for
Many Of Games.

EVANSVILLE. Md, May IS
Hyattsville High Schools base ball team,
which recently won the Prince Georges
County championship, has been dealt
severe blow through the loss, for part
Of the time at least, of Francis PETER,
star pitcher and captain.
Peher will be required to take spe-
cial studies each afternoon except FRI
day and Saturday from 2:30 to $50
o'clock fore the remainder Of the sea-
son. This will mean that he will be
unable TO pitch at all in games played
other than Friday and Saturday at any
considerable distance from Hyattsyille.
Hyattsville's stock In the State cham
plonShlp series soon to open has fallen
as the result OF this development.
De Voc Meade. big sophomore. who
lately has been showing promise as a
pitcher, will be called upon for most of
the mound work from now on Meade
heretofore has been playing in the cut
field
Bob Newell, reserve outfelder. also
has been lost to the team, at least
for some Of the time.
Hyattsville Southern Methodists have
booked with Colesville Cardinals for
tomorrow IN Magruder Park here at
3 o'clock.
In addition to Hyattsville Highs en-
trants in the &C" Club track meet Sat-
urday in Washington, which have been
published, is Coleman Headley, who will
compete in the half-mile.
Charles ChildreSs. one of those from
whom the HyattSville relay team was
to be picked. has been lost through
scholastic difficulties.
Vincent Stevens, who, it was an.
nounced, would compete in the pole
vault and tavelin, also will high jump.
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Events Carded
For Collegians
Today.

Today.
v. M. I. VS.. Maryland (base balD
at College Park, 4 O'Clock.
LAFAYETTE VS.. Georgetown (ten-
nis) at Columbia Country Club, 3:l5
o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Richmond (tennis)
at Columbia Country Club, $50
O'Clock.
Georgetown vs.. All-Mar1nes Chase
balD at Quantico, Va.
Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross (golf)
at Princeton.
Tomorrow.
Maryland VS.. Hopkins (track) at
College Park, 2 o'clock.
Delaware VS.. Catholic University
(track) at G. u, 2:30 o'clock.
Carnegie Tech VS.. Georgetown
(tennis) at Columbia Country Club,
3:15 o'clock.
Rutgers VS.. Maryland (lacrosSe)
at College Park, $3.50 O'Clock.
Virginia Poly VS.. Maryland (ten-
nis) on Monument Grounds courts.
Maryland freshmen VS.. Navy
Plebes (track) at Annapolis.
Georgetown VS.. All-Marines (base
BALD at Quantico, Va.
Georgetown VS.. Harvard (gclO
at Princeton, morning.
Georgetown VS.. Dartmouth (golf)
at Princeton, afternoon.
Columbus VS.. Bliss. Strayer VS..
Ben Franklin (tennis) at Bliss
courts. 1:45 o'clock. Washington
Collegiate Conference matches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-15
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

WALTER J. TRAVIS won the
w first golf trophy offered for
competition by the President
Of the United States when he de-
feated T. NJ. Sherman, son of the
final Of the Chevy Chase Club
tournament. G. P. James, Column
bia Country Club. won the cup Of
fered by Vice President Sherman,
also open to competition for the
first time. Morven Thompson. L. B.
T. johnson, A. McGeorge, w. G.
Peter, Charles Hayes, jr.; H. W.
Pervin, James Walsh, o. H. Wod,
s. H. Greene, G. G. Van Leer and
]. c. Davidson were other leaders
in the tournament.
w. D. Delaney, DR.. II. T. Cobey
and Phil Steubener were outstand-
ing yesterday in an Analostan Gun
Club trapshoot.
Jack LeIivelt, first baseman, is
hitting hard for the Washington
nine. Cause Of Walter JohnSon's ILL
ness has not been determined. but
he accompanied the team when it
made the jump from Chicago to st.
Louis.
The last-place Browns surprised
yesterday by defeating Washington,
to @ Petty pitched well for st.
Louis. Groom and Otey hurled for
the Nationals.
Harry Zanelli is among the sand
lot diamonders here playing strong
ly.
w. J. Wells of Mckinley High
won the Col. NJ. A. Winter medal in
the high schol rife shoot yesterday
at the Center Market Armory. z.
B. Thomas, also Of Mckinley, won
the officers match. Westerns team
captured the team match and the
silver cup offered by The Star. T.
NJ Rector, A. Richmond, S. Coville,
w. Herbst, H. Baker and A. F.
Garner made up the Western team.