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The Washington times., 1931-06-05


The game was featured with
brilliant fielding and heads-up
ball by both teams. Oertel, sec
ond-sacker of the winners led the
star performers of the afternoon,
making a number of fine pick
ups and catches. Tom Jenkins
was the batting star, connecting
for two hits in four attempts.
Turner Allows s Hits
Turner, winning hurler, allowed
six scattered hits and sent six
batters down swinging, while his
| opponents Davis and E. Edinger
allowed but four bingTes between
them.
Davis was nicked for the
margin in the initial frame, the
COnstructiOneers punched three
hits hooked up with two errors
to score three runs.
Navy Yark kept it's winning
streak up yesterday by plastering
Interstate in the Government
League, 10-2. D. C. Repair Shop
slugged a 16-to-4 win over Agri-
culture "AggieS" in the Depart
mental League. West Washington
and Eldbrooke battled to a 4 to
tie in the Georgetown Church
League.
Perskin Outstanding
Carl DenniSon's Potomac Food
men trimmed Logan A. C. yester-
day. Ga. Perskin was the out
standing player for the Dennison-
men. In the ninth inning, he
singled sharply to center and i'm
mediately stole second and then
managed to steal third, and
finally stole home with the win
ming run. To make the game
sure, Dearborn smacked out long
home run.
Columbia Midgets will meet
Euclid tomorrow at IL o'clock
on the South EIlipSe diamond,
and at l o'clock they cross bats
with the Wonder Boys.
Virginia White Sox will mingle
with Hume Spring Sunday, start
ing at 2:30 o'clock, on Baileys
Cross Roads diamond. Cal Hull
will mount the hill for White Sox.
Blue Bird A. c., of Cumberland,
Md, is seeking games with senior
teams of this city. Communicate
with Manager Charlie Belfoure at
LOT Ashley ST., Cumberland, Md.
Colonial Juniors have a playing
field and would like to arrange a
game with teams in their class.
Gail Manager Lovejoy at Georgia
3498.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
MITCHELL WINS
NET CROWN

The gilded City of Washington
mems singles crown, is poised
jauntily on the curly locks of
Dooly Mitchell today by virtue
of a four-set victory over Tom
Mangan, on whose somber brow
the sovereign headpiece first
rested.
Dooly picked up where he left
off Sunday, when Jupe Pluvius
shed copious tears, snatching the
first set, 6-3, and the second by
the same score. He dropped the
third, 4-6, and coasted home,
60. Mitchell was leading. 81,
when play was stopped Sunday.
The Hoya ace was right on top
of his game, outsmarting the
canny veteran with alternate
deep, high-arching lobs and tan
talizing drop-shots. Two things
that Mangan loaths with his
whole heart and soul. The steam
and dash which characterized
Mitchell's game in the past was
entirely missing. Dooly lost the
third set when he momentarily
reverted to his hard-driving style.
Five hundred fans watched
the match. Bob COnsidine, who
tore the tiara with a rackish
e. tilt last year, was among the
Side-linerS. He had not entered
the tourney.
The Public Parks Tennis League
opens its season tomorrow with
Henry Park, last-year champions,
tackling Rock Creek on the lat
ter's courts. Montrose goes to
Monument and Taft will play
host to Potomac. Play starts at
2 o'clock.
The Women's District Tennis
League tournament opens Wed
nesday. Entries will be received
up to s o'clock Tuesday.
The tournament is closed to all
but members of the league. Mrs.
H. Clay Thompson is receiving
entries at 64O8 Beechwood Drive,
Chevy Chase, Md, or phone
Wisconsin 1919.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
SHERWOOD A. C. DEFIEs

sherwood A. C. is looking for
Sunday games with unlimited
mines. Communicate with Matt
Flanagan at Atlantic 1408-W.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
ONE FOR KANAWHAs

The KanaWha A. C. swamped
the Army War College by a
score of IA to 2, yesterday after,
noon, on the War Colleges dia-
mond.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
A ASSOCIATION
|NFL|CTS BAN

NEW YORK, June 5.-No out
board runabout records will be al
lowed if made on Salton Sea,
Calf, or any other racing course
below sea level, the racing COM
mission of the National Outboard
Association announces with the
adoption of new rules governing
the competition of outboard run
aboutS.
The ban on Salton Sea records
was placed at the suggestion of
California officials themselves,
who pointed out that Pacific
Coast drivers, because they are so
conveniently located near the fast
desert course, would have an un.
fair advantage over record-seek-
ers in other parts of the country.
SaltOn Sea, in the extreme
southern part of California, is
one of the fastest Outboard
courses in the world, and one or
more new records are chaIked
up in practically every regatta
staged there.
Twelve of the existing "a
worlds outboard records have
been made on Salton Sea, seven
Of them in a two-day regatta held
there last month.
The commission announced it
has voted to increase the piston
displacement of class A motors to
Is cubic inches, effective January,
1888.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
TIMES LEAGUE
MANAGERS
QU|ZZED

A questionnaire has been sent
by The Times Junior Baseball
League director to each mana,
ger of every team in the league,
and each manager is urged to
fill it out and return it at once
to room 405, Times Building.
The name of each team, it's Off
GERS, and similar needed informa-
ton is asked for, and after this
is filed by the director, the ar
ranging of games will be much
simpler. So the director urges
every manager to send this in
formation in at once, so there
will be no more last-minute con-
fusion about games.
Here's another challenge:
che Nehi Midgets challenge any
team of their class. Manager
Howard Long, at Potomac O62S,
will be glad to get any accept
anceS after o'clock. The
Nehi Midgets will meet the
Crandall Midgets Saturday at 2
o'clock at the No. l Monument
diamond, and the Pale Dry
MidgetS, Sunday at 2 o'clock.
Other games wanted.
President James Hayre is 60
ing to be a splendid manager for
the league, and will see to it that
all games are played, all arrange
ments properly made, and will
keep the old league schedule run
ming like a big league. He is too
busy during office hours to trans
act any baseball business over
the phone, so players and man.
ayers and umpires who want in
formation should call the direc-
tor, in The Times Building, Dis
trict $500. branch 231, and NOT
call Mr.. Hayre.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
FRANC DRILLS

Franc jewelers. will practice
tomorrow at 3 o'clock on Diamond
No. of the Monument lots.
Satisfy your home service needs
through the "24-HOur Service Direc-
tory" announcements in tOday's Classi-
fled Section.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
SEEK PLAYERS

Hawk A. C. wants a third base
man and a good hurler. Commu-
nicate with Manager DeSimone at
Lincoln 2989.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
Hare Executive
,GR0CERS SEEKING

Nation. Wide Grocers of Alexan-
dria are after a game for Satur'
day. Those interested call Man
ager Beach at Alexandria 1509J
after 6 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1931-06-05
Constructioneers Ball Team
Clings to the Top
CLIFF M'KIMMIE
By SIDNEY KATZNELL

Constructloneer made up mostly Of the Washington Red
sox players strengthened their hold first place in the
Industrial League yesterday by handing Big Print Shop
to lacng before of the largest gathering to wit
Ind T,eaou
The Washington times., 1931-06-05

Don't look for For Rent" signs
:. consult the vacancies advertised
daily in the Rental Columns of the
Classified Section,
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LIQUOR HALTS
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-13
River Dragged For
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
FANS FLOCK
TO DEMPSEY
Nearly 10000 See Him I'm
Exhibitions AT
Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 25. Up
A crowd of 1854 fight fans paid
S2r295.50 here last night 70 see
Jack Dempsey. former heavyweight
boxing champion. knock out two CT
four opponents in an exhibition
appearance.
Still carrying n little extra flesh.
Dempsey nevertheless showed speed
and the power was not gone from
his left.
lie used his right 10 drop Big Bill
Hartwell. Boston negro. for nine
counts. and the left 10 the side ~
Hartwel's head 10 finish the first
opponent In a total ~ q little more
than one minute i'm the ring.
"A wei placed left put Dave Nc
Rae OF Tulsa, Okla. DemDsey's
second opponent. down for the cOun.
In less than one minute.
Denny Lenhart OF Portland STAYED
two rounds with the manassa maui
CT.
Having disposed Of but three on
ponents in four rounds. whereas four
had been provided. Dempsey agreed
10 60 two more rounds with Boo
Mariels Of Portland. the fourth.
Mariels stayed for both stanzas.
although Dempsey staggered hin
once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-25
DEAN CAPTURES
HIS 18TH WITH
l TO Q VICTORY

Yesterday was q light day I'm IN,
Texas League. Dallas. Sa- Antonio.
Fort Worth and Beaumont enfnv-d
a day OF rest because az double
headers Sunday.
However. Jerome "Diz7v" Dear a.
the Houston Buffaiors won his 2-th
game this season bv beating Wichi.l
Falls J "a OF Ash Hillil opposed Dean
and hu led brilliant baseball. he
limited Y league leaders W four
hits. Dean allowed six hits. but lha
leagues leading hurler III games won.
was alright in the pinches.
III requlI'd ePven innings FOR
Galveston 10 beat Shreveport 2 .c
1. On a play 40 home plate. Wine
garner Of Shreveport and April ut
Galveston collided. Both suffered
scalt wounds that forced their re-
moval from the game. Although
knocked unconscious. April held th.
ball TO retire WineRarner which pre-
vented the tying run.