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Evening star., 1931-05-10
OLD LINERS ROUTED
IN MEET, 50 TO g
Gain Only Two First Places
in Dual Competition With
William and Mary.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

Y UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
track and f-ld representatives
~ bowed to william and Mary in
dual meet yesterday at Col
Iepe Park. SO to 90. The virginians
captured every first place except the
mole vault and shotput. Many excel
lent marks were hung UP.
The OLD Liners were overpowereo on
the track. 56 to IS, and IN the nelo
events trailed, 10 to 80.
Charlie Fouts ana jess kraJcovlc
were the lone Maryland winners, the
former capturing the pole vault with
lean of IL feet inches, and the latter
taking the shotput, heavin5 the eao
Al feet inches.
Fouts was tn. high individual scorer
of the meet With II points. In addi-
ton to winning the pole vault, ne
placed second in the broad jump ana
high jump. II
of William and Mary. took second
hof,ors with 10 points each. Quesen,
berry captured the 100 and 22O yard
dash.s. Tithill won both hurdles events,
and johnson wss first in the mile ana
half-mile runs.
TWO Marylsn nd records were shattered
nv the visitors. Reid cleared 6 feet
2ss inches in the high jump, end Syer
hurled the ;9veln 19l feet 10 incneS
for new marks.
A rare example Of courage was shown
in the running of the half-mlie race.
Roberts, William and Mary, lost snoe
on the first turn. but continued anu
finished second, although at the enc Oh
the race his foot was painfully injured
Summaries:
Iyg-YAKD DAsH-won By oyssensPeTTTy ser Try
land; third, Ward (Maryland). Time 100
'esSSoS ssoeYARD pAsH-won by eueserssrTy rr
nmnan aSdI shra aad smiitRsr william ana Mary.
TIPS. iee.YSRD TX 'ffnGf TfGa HURDLEs-won by Tut
VIVA Sd ow GFY YnrnTpTfsWon Ts ~ s'sSn4st So
" Wll.sS ,%''s% .nd sry a MattKHd
M:yRliG2s soyRlGsn f 2Is by SsecaaE csrE. cwsm
end Mary; second: ReieEei .Minrsia15324 HiTos, So 4
sSo.YARD RUN-won by Johnson tWil, 9. !,
MsF snd Mf1K i6Td sfo%n sseSnd EoRsS
s3S zys.; sy YqRPsGfD q@Rfsy wi sTi
War;. third: shufe (Maryland). Time
Two: :Mns e RTSmTie sffSncfii for INST between
Rsnn ,WilMHsm and Msryl 6. and pSnne p%SnanreylaMd w
Time. 10 minutes 81 seconds.
HIGH JUMP-Won by Reid (William ana
Mary: second. Fouts Maryland; tnlro'
tie between Halligan (Wf'liam and MARY
end Yeaman william and Nary. Helent'
feet 2sa inches
POLE VAULT-Won by Fouts fMarylandl ;
second .Fiickenger WILLIAM ana MaTy1' Mary,
Height. II feet 6 inches
BROAD JUMP-Won by Baldacci fWilliann
and MaryD; second, Fouts Maryland; thlro'
Flock IEhrylsndI. Distance. 2l feet.
SHOTPUT-Won BY Kra'ccvic MARYLAND
second, Meade william and Mary; thlro:
Pesse MARYLAND. Distance, Al feet
yAvELlN THROW-Won by syer william
| and Mary; second Baldacci (William and
| Mary: third, Casey William and Nary
Diste nee. 19l feet 10 inches.
DISCUS THROw-Won by Swentzel tWil-
Fam and MaryI; second. .DougIas (willisn
and Maryl: third, Meade william anc
Maryl. Distance. l2l feet 2M inches.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
SCHOLAST|CS LOOK
TO ''C' CLUB MEET
Wind-up of Championship
Ball Series Also Is On
This Week.

v EADLINrNG the scholastic ath-
- letic program here this week
will be the thirteenth annual
&C" Club track meet Saturday
afternoon in Central High School
Stadium and the final scheduled games
In the public high school base ball
championship series, which Will orlng
together Eastern and Western TUESDAY
and Business and Central Friday in the
Eastern Stadium.
There will be much ether activity in
base ball, tennis and golf. An inter-
esting tennis match between Eastern
end Western is scheduled Tuesday.
Eastern is all set for desperate stand
against western, which appears well on
the way to another championship. The
match will be played on public court
to be announced.
TT is believed that woodberry Forest,
4 (which won the &C" Club meet
rather handily last season, will have
q tough time defending its laurels. The
Orange scholastics are not so hot this
season, judging from the tussle Tech,
without several OF its leading perform
ers. furnished them recently at Orange.
Eastern. third last season in the &C"
Club AFFAIR; Central and Tech OF this
city, Episcopal High OF Alexandria,
John Marshall High of Richmond,
which was runner-up in the &C" Club
games last Spring, end Central High OF
Charlotte, N. c.. ere among the teams
figured to give Wcodberry Forest stern
battling.
other institutions which have en-
tered to date include Swayely, Har-
risonburg. Va. High; Washington-Lee
High and Mas3anutten Military Acad-
eny from Virginia; Forest Park, Baln-
more Poly and Gilman from the Ball.
more neighborhood; St. James Of Hag-
erstown, Md, and Hyattsville High.
CHOULD Eastern tosSers dcwn West
- ern in their ball game Tuesday, ana
they are heavy favorites TO do 80,
the Lincoln Parkers will be in with
their fourth diamond title in a row. 1t
will be the final series game for East
ern. which to date has downed Busi-
ness. Tech and Central.
Should Western surprise by conquer
ing Eastern, Fridays game between
Business and Central will take on real
importance as the latter, by setting
back the Stencgs, would tie Eastern for
first place with three wins and one
loss each.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
NAVY BREAKS EVEN
IN VARSITY T|LTS
Beaten in Rowing and Track,
but Wins in Lacrosse
and Tennis.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, May 9.-The
" Orange oarsmen of Syracuse
n turned the tables on the Navy
today to make a clean sweep OF
the three events Of their dual regatta
on the choppy Severn River. Aged Jim
Ten Eyck's men won the varsity, junior
varsity and freshman events, all by
good margins.
The Syracuse msntor, dean OF them
all in point OF age. gained revenge 1or
a similar triple defeat meted out 10
Ills crews last year by the Middies url-
Ter the guidance of "Old Dick Gin
don. Both have been turning out crews
at their respective institutions Tor ~
years. ..,,,.
took the lad at the start, but in eacn
instance the Orange men soon passed
their rivals, increasing their lead TO the
end.
The times Of the crews were:
Varsity-Syracusc, 1922; Naval Acad-
emy, 1928.
Junior varsity-Syracuse, 1886; Naval
Freshnlen-Plebes - Syracuse, 7:46;
Naval Academy, 1859.
LIVE local figures were bettered by
i Notre Dame track team, while IL
was defeating the Navy, 18 SO 10
AZ 1-6. The visitors took ArstS IN az
Of the track events, and all but two Of
the field contests.
ioo-YARD DAsH-won by Mccormick
fNotre Damel; Cough tNotre Dame. sec
ond; Kelly (Notse Dame), third Time s.6
ssS.TAED DAsH-Wyon Won. b. IN MecoTmIest :scgns
00IssSGS2A 9sSiTARb baTSas DSasbWon INV % bg wilson SSsT.
DsmeI Evans ,savZl r,r,. secSnS e e:conss MsBs'h
'ESase EsSso.YARD pe' 'RtN"won N ; By Wilson tNotre
Dsme); Rardmsn Navy, second; Lttie
tNotre Dance. third. Time lminute 90 '-lO
''eHSHsMILE oSHssMILE RUN.won by Little ,,Notre
1Sot' fNotre rame1. third - Time. minutes
'' rwo 1VlS -MfaR SffDR' aUN-won by Howrey !Notr.
1Notre DameI, third. Time, 10 minutes
fsGo Y2ooYARp s4SHDo'' HIGH HuRDLEsmwOn by
o'Brisn (Notre Dame: Frazer Navy: sec
Ona G9S S1 w tfTd Te bs Bs
TsTy thiFs s,pWso T%e af 81 sfSSnfs 6STs. ,No,r.
Navy Navy and Reiman 1Notre Dsme) tied 10.
'hi5f Difscts i1fi BY HOFFMAN Nqo
Dame); Wright Navy. second: Brantfo:;
(Notre Dance, third. Distance, i4l feet ga
BROAD JUMP-won by Cough CNoirr
Dance: Frazer tNavy), second: Berer
Navy. third, Distancs: II feet 5s4 ineh-s.
POLE VAULT-Won by johnson fNotro
Damel; Miles Navy. Stewart Navy and
Fishleith tNot-e DameN. tied for second and
third. Height. l3 feet trecord). Co..
SHOTPUT-Won by Underwood Navy
Hoffman (Notre Damel. second; Brill tNotre
Demel; third. Distance. IS feet inch.
JEVELlN THOW-Won BY Kane NAVY;
Ne uran tFnr Ave-
Dance. third. Distance. i7a feet S inches
Pennsylvania State tennis players
were showed under by the Midshipmen,
C 20 1.
he visitors were generally outplayed,
but the match was notable fer the num-
be- of instances where the loser of the
frs, set came back to win.
THE Navy Lacrosse team scored is
i fifth overwhelming victory in as
many starts, beating Lehigh, l6
to 1.
The Navy players passed and shot
brilliantly. and crowded the visitors on
defense so hard that their work was
generally ineffective
Mcncure, Navy out home, came to the
front with seven goals
Evening star., 1931-05-10
Athletes Shine at Brookland Maryland Beaten Lacrosse Duel
Events Carded
For Conegians

TOmorrow.
Warrington and Jefferson vs..
Gee rgetown (tennis) at Columbia
Country Club. 3:15 o'clock.
Maryland vs.. Hopkins Ctennis) at
Baltimore.
Washington and Jefferson ".
George Washington (tennis) at CO.
lunbia Country Club, 1880 O'Clock.
Severn School vs.. Maryland
freshmen ClacroSse) % College Park,
O'Clock.
Maryland freshmen W. Galiaudet
(track) At Galiaudet.
Maryland vs.. Virginia Cbass hail)
at Charlottesville.
Catholic University w. Temple
track) at Philadelphia.
Thursday.
Virginia Poly vs.. GeorFetcWn
ltenn1e) at Columbia Country Club,
SIS o'clock.
v. NJ. I. Vs. Maryland (bass ball)
at College Park. Z o'clock.
Lafayette vs.. GeorHetoWr (ten-
nis) at Columbia Country Club, 3:15
O'Clock.
Maryland vs.. Richmond (tsnnis)
at Columbia Country Club, 3:3o
O'Clock.
Georgetown vs.. All-MArines Cbase
bAlD at Quantco, Va. .
Georgetown vs.. Holy Cross (solf)
at Princeton.
Saturday.
Delaware VS.. Catholic University
track at c. u, 2:30 o'clock.
Carnegie Tech vs. Georgetown
(tennik) At Columbia Country Club,
3:i5 o'clock.
Rutgers rs. Maryland (lAcrcsse)
at College Park, 1 O'Clock.
Virginia Poly vs.. Maryland (ten-
Ilis) at Columbia Country Club
Georgetown vs.. All-Marines (base
balD at Quantico, Va.
Georgetown vs.. Harvard (geif)
at Princeton, morning.
Georgetown vs.. Dartmouth (golf)
al Princeton. afternoon.
Maryland VS.. H-pkins (trAek) at
Baltimore.
Maryland freshmen vs.. Navy
Plebes (track) at Annapolis.
Columbus VS.. Bliss, Strayef vs.
Ben Franklin (tennis) at Bliss
courts, las o'clock. Washington
Collegiate Conference matches.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
THREE.A CHAMPION
SPEEDS TO VICTORY
Arnold Covers 100 Miles in ~
Minutes 10 Seconds in Dirt
Race at Langhorne.

LANGHORNE, Pa, May 9 P1.-
Billy Arnold. leader Of the 3-A auto
mobile racers in 1880, won the 100
mile race on the dirt track here today.
His time was n minutes 10 seconds.
Frank Brisko, Milwaukee, was second;
Gene Haustein, Detroit, third; Dock
Mackenzie, Philadelphia. fourth, and
Harry Grsul. Philadelphia, fifth.
Arnold and Brisko remained first and
second from the 12-rnile point to the
finish. Arnold's lead was never
threatened and he was almost six
miles ahead of Brisko, whose position
was several times threatened by
Haustein.
The 25-mile consolation race was won
by Al Aspen, veteran Philadelphia
racer. George Hoagland, DreXel Hill.
Pa. was second; Russell Spohn, Read
ing, Pa. third. and Henry Turgeon,
Pawtucket, fourth.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
S. |. A. A. TRACK MEET
IS WON BY LOYOLA
New Orleans Athletes Triumph
With Presbyterian College I'd
and Southwestern Sd.
By tn. Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May e.-Loyola
University of New orleans won the s.
I. A. A. track meet here today with q
total OF 40 points.
Presbyterian College was second with
80 points, southwestern, Memphis,
third with 20, and Louisiana State
Normal fourth with 10.
IOO-YARD DAsH1z,Topping Loyoio' TIa ATIst
lMississiDpi College r third; .oa Rltchis Ores
Oysssls1k llsYakp@osnan 0I5sn 9Persssyt.ran> rst;
Leppert tLoyola). second: Berry LOUISIANA
Norm Normal 81 tSSird; Taylor boui''ine'' i0uF'n
iMfi mfIE1P1ckett i0P mississippi coll.gs,. nrst;
io%S,s SSss,sMs..s 4s ssSs s'arm,nrb.m-soush.rn,
dale fGnionp. third Tempieton (Presby,
teTiann... fourth Distance OF winner lzz
iefs iaOlYARS II inshe'H 'HuRDLE-Hawkins south
ssssssn s.cosd q beas aGHi.ft9s @
sSqrth Time SySisj nrst
!ssSsthws.terISi, ,ssElrd; Richie tpfe'by-
HaStins !soIthwsstsrn 81 LouisianaJ tIed
Tor hrst place a. i iest inches IN HaTkn. 1pT.,
Brady .Louisyiiiej tied Tor third place at
sHoTPUT-Cherchee Doyola,, won. q
feet il2 inches: Black tBrmnRhAm South
ernl. second: Hammack western Kentucky
statel. third; Aberhathy tMississippi Col
T&o IMiiEEs-McGsushran Southwest.
ernl, Won: White mississippi Colleee). see
esIsyi!s f1@TSR nW rTlRnttsH.,.r Tln.t o9s o,
oia). won Puckett tSouthwestern OF Louis
isnal. second; Chapman Presbyterisnl !
third Bsnit Ioyolsl. fourth, Time; o;2s 3
won. "a feet = inch; Tetiow uLoyolal. see
! ond; Broderick western Kentucky Teach
ersD. third: Green tPre3by' erianb, fourth.
HIGH JUMP-Gosnell Presbyterian. won
+ S feet II inches: Cherchee tLoyola), Wyet
second place cherchee. Wyatt and Brad.
tied in ihe rug;1f at . feet. iest...u,
hrst: Puckett fMississiopi Collegel, second
Leppert Loyola1. third; High Southwest
ern5, fourth. Time. 2:035.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
Two More u. of NJ.
Athletes Injured

7 UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
" took a double beating yesterday.
Not only did It drop two con.
tests. one in track with William and
Marv and the other in lacrosse WITH
st. Johns, but lost two good atm
letes through injuries.
Ed Ronkin, star in basket ball ano
lacrosse, had his leg broken right at
the beginning OF the game with 81.
Johns, and Charlie Fouts.. best al.
around field man Maryland has, fell
and twisted the cartilage loose in his
knee to an extent that sent him to
the hospital and put him out OF COM
petition for the remainder OF the
year.
Melvin Derr, second basemAn In
base ball. sustained broken leg last
wednesday, the day before the team
left to play Princeton, making three
serious injuries in q week.
It seems rather unusual, that,
while foot ball Is supposed to be 9
hard rough sport. Maryland has had
its most serious injuries to Its Ath-
letes In the last few years. in its
Spring games.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
MISS HELEN TAFT, daughter of

MISS HELEN TAFT, daughter of
4N1 the President, and H. L.
Spencer yesterday defeated
Miss Olga Roosevelt and Courtney
in the first round of the mixed
doubles in the Chevy Chase Club
closed tennis tournament. Miss
Taft's left-hand service proved
puzzling to her opponents.
Billy Otey was to pitch for WASH
ington and Ed Walsh for Chicago as
the Nationals opened a Western trip
this afternoon.
Central. except Pitcher Rotc'er,
fails to show the form in the pubic
high school championship series that
was expected.
st. Peters nine blanked South
Capitol A. c, 3 TO q, yesterday.
Daileys pitching fcctlred. The win
ners ate booking cpncncnis through
Dolan Dcnohue, 900 Gccond street
southeast.
Kendall nCse1 out Manhattsn,
to 3. in the 9n1ep1ndcnt Le9 que.
Knots pitching. Rapp's base run
ming and triple play, HERMAN to
Dcnnelly 70 oanpier, featured.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
GEORGETOWN LOSER
TO HOLY CROSS, 6.1
Worcester Team Makes It Six in
Row-Scalzi of Hoyas Makes
Two Great Plays.

WORCESTER, Mass. May 0.-Holy
Gross made it five stra ght today, de-
feating, Georgetown, to l. in well
played game filled with scintillatirg and
sparkling plays.
All Nienire, Crusader third sacker. had
a great day at the bat, coming through
in three pinches for two doubles and
single which scored four Of the winners
tallies.
Johnnie Scalzi starred with two great
plays of Maynard and Cammarano in
the third inning racing back OF first
and getting his man, on Cammaranos
great bid for hit, Johnnie shut of two
Holy Cross runs.
The Holy Cross inf1eld contributed two
and GanrretnWn one double killing.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
METHODISTS VICTORS
Hyattsville Team Makes Uphill
Fight to Beat Wheaton, 1877.

WHEATON, Md. May s-Hyattsville
Southern Methodist Church base ball
team downed Wheaton, IL to Z, here
this afternoon. The Churchmen over
came five-run enemy lead and clinch-
ed the game with six runs in the eighth
inning. 1t was the third win in as
many starts for the Methodists and
their second over Wheaton.
Mocker Belts two singles and double
aided the winners materially.
Score by innings
%Hes SfSSSSst. Sn .......:..... :: Ss2SS3SsSE-l22
Evening star., 1931-05-10

record. S feet 10 inches. made by Fraatz
BROAD JUaAP-.won BY corriEan tvina-
RIf Kgisk tc ce'uo ur biSsn bissanee - iest ineh'
New stadium lecord Old record. Il feet
inches made BY yivell tJohns HopkinsD In
1923
JAVELIN- Won by Flynn &c. Ul;, second.
NcGrsth &C. u; third. Hickey tVillanoyai.
DisRSei I.ssS faR6 ,s sfsiS Isl iaainabsffEy FResHMrS
Fsnstemschsr snS ssk.r5: 'nn second. z. 3.
tBrennan. Gleason, Cook, Mcdonald. Time,
minutes I7as seconds.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
Sets SchOOlbOy
Pole Vault Mark

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May . Up
~ The national interscholastic pole
vault record was bettered while
Exeter was piling up ~ points to
win the class A competition in the
forty-sixth annual Harvard inter-
scholastic track meet here today at
the stadium.
The new record was set by Keith
Brown OF Wheaton, ILL.,, who cleared
l3 feet asa inches while competing
for Andover Academy. The old
mark Of IS feet inches was set
last year by John Womsowictz Of
Gary. Ind, in competition at Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
RELAY FOR SCH0LASTICS
Mile Event for June 8 Meet Il
Listed by District A. A. q.

A special one-hlile relay race, open
to high schools within radius Of IS
miles of the District, will be a feature
sociation track and field meet Saturday,
June 6, at Byrd Stadium at the Univer.
sity of Maryland, College Park. The
winning four will be awarded . silver
cup.
Entries for the meet will close Nor
day, June /, with J. Kip Edwards. chair
man Of the associations Track and
Field Committee, $40 Evening Star
Building Entry blanks may be had at
the various sports goods stores.
Besides Edwards members Of the
COMMITTEES are winfree johnson, Dick
Newby and A. Earle Weeks
Evening star., 1931-05-10

Goals: Navy-Moncure. Is Elliott. :;
O'Neill. 2: Bowers. 2: West. Ferguson, Smith.
McDonsld, LehiEh-Leitzer.
Bubstitutions;, Mavy-sharp for Morrow
MiIier for Fereuson: West for Gilbert. o'Neil
for Bowers. Born for Kilpatrick. South for
cure L. Srith for Ferguson,
Referee-Mr. WILEY Johns Hopkinsl
Eins,. Goal judges-Messrs. Wilson and FL
i.son.
The Plebes won a rifle match from
Western High by 1923 to l, 200.
Summary:
Evening star., 1931-05-10

Runs-Marshall. OConnell. Maynard I2l'
Mooney. Ixq-bafe his aNiemirs, I2,: cam az,
Maynard 125. Sacrifice hits-King. O.Toole.
scaIzi. Double plays..King, to scalsi to
Mooney. Marshall to Q Connel to Cammarano,,
on basesNHoiy Gross, 9; GEORGETOWN, 6. Base
on balls-oh Friedrich 3; of Poole 8; s.-tat HI
ont1By Friedrich, 3; by Poole, 6. Wild
pitch-Poole. Umpires--Messrs. Hart and
minutes.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

GoaIs-st Johns. Pool. Athey. ziegler;
Johns. Lynch for Fader: Maryland, Wood
for Ronkin, HarlaN for Wood.
Referee-Mr. Bsker CSwarthmore. Judge
of piay-Mr Budniz NAVY. Goal unn-
pires-Messrs. Wehr tPepnsylvanial and
baldwin (Pennsylvania). Time of halves
90 minutes.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
EPPLEY A. A. U. LEADER.

Ge,ry Eppley, University Of Maryland
track coach, has been appointed A. A.
u commissioner for Prince Georges
County, Md.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
YALE, ~, CEORGErOWN, 1It,

TWOSOMES--Aycock tYalel defeated r.
Beeer. 3 and s: Moves iYaieI defeated Fisher,
3 and 2; w. Svope tyalel defeated De Ste
fano. l up Merwin tYalAl defeated Slattery.
ard :; Reese tialel ha!yed with Boucek
'qFsSoTHsFs!saSTMaE qFSHsFs sFs!saSTMaEs-Ayccck and p. wilson de-
feeted r. Wilson ard Beger, and q: Moves
and Ewope defeated Fisher and De Stefano.
and Boueek, 5 and I.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

tPapid Are.
university of Maryland Frosh, Z to 2.
Summaries:
-;ienr. 4E6. 6-3, 62; Piney, Navy. deleated
banieIs. 4 ., 60; Holman. Maryland. de-
rcaa.d Ingersoll. 10. "a e-2' ,EdrinSton'
Esyyyy' Sefeatsd rrafelu. IS, 80. 90:
DoUeLEs- lens ana PREY Nsv%s dss
Arro,a ana finEer5oll, Navy. defeated Daniels
ard Hoinnan, 81, 3-e, 9-7i Maddox ara
81, a-6, 81.
Evening star., 1931-05-10

Elks bow.ers will hold their annual
banquet at the Elks' Club Tuesday, May
10.
Evening star., 1931-05-10
STATE DEPARTMENT WINS
Boiling Field Defeated in II
Frames Despite 3 Errors.

State Departments base bail team.
with Harry Ensor yielding eight hits,
yesterday nosed out Boiling Field. 10
B, In 10-inntng game. EEsor was given
poor support, h.s teammates kicking In
with nine errors. He fanned IL aviAtors
Boiling Field took tnree-run lead in
the third inning but state rallied in the
late frames to win. Homer Drissel hit
home run for State
Score by innings:
SStifi SSoiiins rl.id rlid.::::: -. 2Ssbsf1Ss6
Evening star., 1931-05-10
WILLIAMS. 5; GEORGETOWN, =.

TWOSOMES-F. D. Williams (Williams)
defeated Wilson. and s.. Noe Williams,
town. defeated Enelish. / up. 10 holes:
Slattery tGeorgetown) defeated Swinhart, l
FOiiRsoMEs- Williams and st. Clair de-
feated Beger and Wilson. 4 and 8; Noe and
English defeated Fisher and De Stefano, /
up; Slattery ard Boucek defeated Swinhart
and Lewis, 5 and T..
Evening star., 1931-05-10
HOYA GOLFERS LOSE
IN LEAGUE CLASHES
Defeated by Williams and Yale in
Matches Held on Course at
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May g.
Georgetown University's golf team suf-
fered two defeats in the Eastern Inter-
collegiate League here today, bowling to
Williams in the morning In a 5-4
match and going down before Yale In
the afternoon In ia to 1la encounter.
Williams victory over the Hoyas came
as a surprise
Gun1f,oa ariaS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-15
SHERIFF.S SALE


COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice IS hereby given that BIZ viz
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out Of the Honorable l03rd district
court Of Cameron County on the 3rd
day Of July. 1884,. BY j.. j. Bishop
clerk OF said court. for the sum I'll
two thousand seven hundred sew
enty nine and 29-lO0 t~S2.7792gl
dollars with interest and costs OF
suit, under a judgment. In favor OF
State National Bank OF Brownsville,
Texas, IN q certain cause III said
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as vs.. w. j. Lupton ct al, placed III
my hands for service. II. w. r..
Brown, as Sheriff OF Cameron
County. Texas, did on the 9Th day
OF July, 1881. levy on certain real
estate. situated In Cameron County.
Texas, described as follows. to-wit:
Block NO. one hundred and
seventy four l74l in the Fresnos
Land and Irrigation Company's
Subdivision. containing III all thirty
and twenty SIX one hundredths
1925 acres. less two and twelve
hundredths 62-12) acres on the
north side thereof, reserved for
canal right or way.
Block No. one hundred and
seventy five l75) or the Fresnos
Land and Irrigation Company's
subdivision. containing In all thirty
three and sixty six one hundredths
1886 acres. less two and forty
two one ~hundredths f2.42) acres on
the north side thereof reserved for
canal right or way.
Both OF said tracts being parts TO
the extent, metes and bounds and
quantity thereof as above described
and set forth. OF those certain
larger tracts OF land embraced in
Partition Shares No. twelve I2)
and twenty two t22) OF the Espi-
ritu Sant0 Grant. surveyed and
plated for the Fresnos Land and
Irrigation Company. as shown upon
and designated by the official map
and plat thereof. Of record I'm plat
book 3. page 9 Of the map records
or Cameron county. Texas. 10 which
map and plat and its said record.
special reference is now here made,
and the same are IN all things
made n part hereof for greater GER
tainty. and levied upon as the
property Of N. L. Lupton. Howard
Lupton and Harry Lupton. and
that on the first Tuesday In Aug
ust, 1881. the same being the 4th
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day or said month, at the Court
House door OF Cameron County, In
the City Of Brownsville. Texas. be-
tween the hours OF 10 a.. m. and 4
p. m. BY virtue OF said levy and
said order Of sale. I will sell said
above described real estate at public
vendue, for cash 10 the highest bid
der. as the property OF said N. H.
Lupton. Howard Lupton and Harry
Lupton.
And In compliance with law. i give
this notice by publication. In the
English language. once a week for
three consecutive weeks Immediately
preceding said day OF sale. in the