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KENTUCKY TOSSERS
LEADING ALL DIXIE
Wildcats Head Conference and
Three Blue Grass Teams Are I'm
beaten in S. I. A. A.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, February 1l.-Judg-
ing from the Southern Conference and
the Southern intercollegiate Athletic
Association standings, the cage teams
from the Blue Grass regions Of Ken
lucky know their basket ball.
The Wildcats of the University of
Kentucky are high and dry at the top
of the conference with six victories, the
only unbeaten team in the loop.
And in the S. I. A. A. trio of Ken
lucky quintets, Western State Teachers.
Center and Murray State Teachers, are
all indicated in the circuit.
Western Kentucky brought it winning
streak to eight last night with a 41-to-
"a win over Georgetown of Kentucky.
Center has five victories.
Sam Kyzar, senior student at the
University of Mississippi, has the unique
position of coach, captain and star
middleweight on the Ole Miss boxing
team, the first set of intercollegiate
leather pushers ever to represent the
Oxford institution.
The Southern Conference Executive
Committee will decide at q meeting in
Atlanta during the conference basket
ball tournament which type base ball
VIII be used by conference teams this
year.
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JAYS DELAY DECISION
Committee Is Studying Question of
Sports Discontinuance.
BALTIMORE. Md Fehr1arv /

BALTIMORE, Md, February II up
Final decision on weather intercol-
legiate competition in foot ball and
other sports at Johns Hopkins shall be
abolished has been delayed by a COM
mittee named to study the question,
but officials pointed out that should the
ban be voted it would not take effect
next Fall.
Agitation to substitute q more general
system of intramural athletics for the
varsity competition has been in
progress.
DIR. Ronald T. Abercombie, committee
chairman, said he hoped to have a
final report by the end Of the prescn:
school year.
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College, School
Sports Program
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
washington College VS.. Maryland,
at College Park, 8:15.
Columbus u. VS.. Strayer, at Gen.
trail High washington Collegiate
Conference game).
Catholic University at Duquesne.
THURSDAY.
Georgetown at West Virginia.
Catholic University at Geneva,
American University at Carnegie
Tech.
FRIDAY.
Virginia VS.. Maryland, at College
Park, 8:15.
Georgetown VS.. Duquesne, at Pitts
burgh.
SATURDAY.
Virginia VS.. Catholic University,
at Brockland, 8:15.
western Maryland VS.. Maryland,
at College Park, 8:15.
Gallaudet VS.. Southeastern u, at
Central Y. M c. A.
Ben Franklin VS.. Bliss, at Teen
High Washington Collegiate Con-
ference game.
Maryland freshmen VS.. Catholic
~. db 1OAOOhAo1AB 'AS'
GEORGETOWN at Carnegie Tech.
American U. at Salem College,
Salem, w. Va. -
Boxing.
SATURDAY.
Catholic University at Bucknell.
WEDNESDAY.
Catholic U. freshmen VS.. Eastern,
at Eastern.
Tech VS.. Maryland freshmen, at
College Park.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Central,
at Central.
Alexandria High VS.. Business, at
Business.
Swavely VS.. Western, at Western.
Dewitt VS.. George Washington
freshmen, at George washington.
st. Johns VS.. Episcopal, at Alex
andria.
THURSDAY.
Emerson VS.. Eastern, at Eastern.
st. Adams VS.. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, at Bethesda.
u FRIDAY.
Eastern VS.. Gonzaga, at Gonzaga,
8 pm.
Landon VS.. st. Johns, at st.
Johns, 8 pm.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Dewitt, at Dewitt.
Georgetown Prep VS.. woodward, at
Central Y. M c. A.
Tech VS.. st. Johns freshmen, at
Annapolis
Episcopal "B" team VS.. Friends,
at Friends.
Western VS.. Augusta Military
Academy, at Fort Defiance, Va.
SATURDAY.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal at Alex
andria.s
Central VS.. Penn freshmen, at
Philadelphia preliminary to the
Penn Varsity Harvard game).
st. Adams VS.. Episcopal Academy,
at Philadelphia.
Track.
THURSDAY.
Eastern, Central and Tech in the
Middle Atlantic indoor champion
ship meet sponsored by the Meadow
brook Club, at Philadelphia.
Swimming.
FRIDAY.
Central VS. Baltimore City College,
at Baltimore.
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NoRDMoE SKI WINNER.

PRINCE GEORGE, British Column
bia, February IL Combining two
perfect leaps of 12l feet each in the
jumping contest with a splendid per-
Torrance in a cross country race, j..
Nordmoe, Camrose, Alberta Skis Club,
captured the Western Canadian ski
championship here yesterday. Nord-
moe amassed 303.30 points. II. Smedja,
Vancouver Ski Club, was second with
1850 points.
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~ lured from the gridiron a youth
~ with foot ball physique at
Central High, but the lack of
swimming tank at the University of
Maryland may bring to the 1881 edition
of the Old Line foot ball team, q clever
tackle In Johnny Mayhem, former crack
breaststroke swimmer at Central.
Mayhem, a freshman at Maryland,
rarely fingered or booted foot ball UNI
til he matriculated at College Park.
Entering Central High School, he sue
cumbed to the lure of the swimming
pool and employed lineman's physique
in propelling himself through the water.
Under the watchful eye of Coach Fred
Drummer, veteran tank tutor, Mayhem
bloT somed into a high school star OF
the first water in the breaststroke.
He was sure to bring first or second
place to the Blue and White total in
every dual meet.
Mayhem Stunned to gridiron. Both
sports required training during the same
period of the year and at the same time
of the day. Tall, rangy and weighing
about ITO pounds, MayheW often was
asked by fellow students why he didn't
play foot ball Central could have used
few more good players. His answer
always was the same: -
i can't go out for foot ball and swim,
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Seven games were calculated to keep
schoolboy deyotess of the hardwood busy
today.
Eastern was to entertain Catholic
University freshmen at the Lincoln Park
School and Tech was to face University
of Maryland freshmen at College Park
in the most interesting matches. Wash
ington-Lee High was to meet Central
at Central, Swavely and Western were
to battle Western, Gonzaga and Alex
andria High were booked for an en-
counter at JGonzaga and Dewitt and
George Washington freshmen were down
for a brush on the c. w. court.
st. Johns was to appear against
Episcopal at Alexandria.
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D. c. BOYS GET AWARDS.

PRINCETON, N. j., February IL
Numerals in recognition of their having
made the freshman soccer team have
been awarded Grinneli w. Locks and
Masari Debuchi Of Washington, d. c.,
by the Princeton Athletic Association.
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EASY WIN FOR TILDEN.

MIAMI, Fla, February II R.-
big Bill" Tilden won an easy three
set exhibition tennis match from En-
NETT Pare, former Western champion,
at the Miami Country Club yesterday,
6-1, 60, 6-3.
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The Buff and Blue went down by a
from the field and three from the foul
line. The scoring of the Rider players
was pretty evenly divided, another thing
that proves them not to be flash in
the pan
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BAPT1sTs WIN ON COURT.

EVANSVILLE, Md, February IL
Maryland Avenue Baptist basketers of
Washington walloped Hyattsville South
ern Methodists, IS to II, last night in
the Hyattsville High School gymnasium.
T. Peck for the winners and Cannon
for the losers were leading scorers.
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GAME AT MOUNT RAINIER
High School to Entertain Hyatts
ville's 115-Pound Quint.

MOUNT RAINIER, Md, February IL.
Mount Rainier Junior High Schools
lightweight basket ball team will enter
tain Hyattsville High 115-pounders to-
morrow at $3.50 o'clock.
A game with Texans of Washington
has been listed for Friday night. at 8
O'Clock. by the Mount Rainier A. G. u.s.
pound basket ball quint.
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TERROR GAME PENDING

Tentative Grid Clash With Oregon
State Set for November FL.
CORVALLIS, Greg, February II (H).
An intersectional foot ball game be-
tween oregon State and Western Mary
land appeared probable as negotiations
neared conclusion. The announcement
was made by Paul j. Schissler, oregon
State coach.
The game would be played in Balti-
more with next November 81 as the
tentative date.
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GIRLS PLAY TIE, GAME
Hyattsville and Annapolis High
Sextets Finish 21-Al1.

HYATTSVILLE, Md, February IL
Hyattsville Highs girls basket ball
sextet brought its regular season to a
close yesterday by battling Annapolis
High School to a 21-21 tie on the
armory floor here.
The Hyattsville team gained the dead
lock through superior second-half at
tack during which it counted 16 points
to 8 for the visitors.
Tina-tIncs
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SEEKING TIE FOR LEAD
Columbus U. Can Deadlock Issue
by Beating Strayer's.

Columbus University basketers will be
after a first-place tie with Benjamin
Franklin University in the Washington
Collegiate Conference series when the
teams face tonight at Central High at
O'Clock.
Columbus vanquished Strayer, 20 to
IS, in a previous tilt.
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Has Array of Great O11nts School Series DeadOcked
Complete Record
OF School Series
Team Standing.
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Tech, 81; Business, 10.
Central, 80; Eastern, 40.
Previous Scores.
Eastern, 81; Tech, %.
Western, %; Business, %.
Eastern, 80; Western, 26.
Tech, IS; Central, as.
Central, %; Business, 20.
Tech, %; Western, "a.
Western, 81; Central, 81.
Business, %; Eastern, "a.
Central SO; Eastern, 81.
Business, 20; Tech, "a.
Business, SO; Western, as.
Eastern, IS; Tech, 20.
Tech, 81; Central, 81.
Eastern, 80; Western. 20.
Tech, 80; Western, 80.
Central, %; Business, "a.
Eastern, 81; Business, 80.
Western, SO; Central, IS.
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Catholic University left last night for
Pittsburgh, where IL plays tonight with
Duquesne University. The Brooklanders
won from DuqueSne when the latter
played here some time ago. In fact,
on the Pittsburghers' visit here Catholic
u. was the only victor over them, both
Georgetown and American University
being defeated After tonight's game in
Pittsburgh the Brookland five goes over
to Beaver Falls, Pa, to meet Geneva
College.
Both Catholic University and George
town win take part in the Meadow
brook indoor track and field meet at
Philadelphia tomorrow night. Both
have entered relay teams and several
men in the events for individuals.
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BIS0NS TACKLE BEARS
Return Basket Ball Game Slated
at Howard o. Tomorrow.

Howard University and the Morgan
College basket bali teams viii clash to-
morrow night In Howard gymnasium.
1t will be the second meeting of the
BisonS and the Bears this season, with
the Bears winning the first by IS to 81.
DePriest, who joined the squad late
in the season, is rounding into good
shape and should start in the Morgan
contest. Hall, Taylor, Smith and Sy-
phax, regulars, viii start the game with
Edwards, Williamson and Lee in re-
serve
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Totals III II SO Totals Ill 81
Referee-Mr Neun. Umpire Mr.. Eberts.
GEORGE WASHINGTON was not
~ good enough to stop Rider College
last night, and the New Jersey
team continued It's string OF victories.
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Totals. ....23 8 50 Totals. go. II ls
Referee-Orrel Mitchell. Umpire-Joseph
Mitchell.
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Totals I'LL 6 20 Totals .....6 ~
Referees-Mr. Mitchell and Mr.. Kali.
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I0tas. ..'''4o Of HU'"1'' ''''' 40
! In st. Johns College IntramCtfal Bas-
ket Ball League games yesterday Sophie
more A tossers defeated Junior A, %
to Is, 2-B drubbed Ia, 81 to Z, and lib
swamped &c, "a to 6.
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'ech $50. Business elsl: =,

! Totals. -. II 80 Totals 49,. II 20
Referee--Joseph Mitchell. Umpire-orrel
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Totals 40 81 Totals 10 / 81
1 Referee-winfred Hiser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-11
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

A POOL of shimmery green aqua
~ lured from the gridiron a youth
with a foot ball physique at
Central High. but the lack of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-02-11

sherid ct al. tonight at Bernie Pea
cocks show.
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Totals. .....13 5s1 Totals. 4. 5 10
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Census Enumerators and Fort My
play q preliminary game to the BirC
All-Star tilt at 7:30 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Play
In Tourney Today

There is only one match on the
mems public courts championship
tennis schedule today, but it's a
winner. Frank Shore and An
thony Latona, one of the strong
est doubles teams in Washington,
engage FREDERICK Sendel, former
Mexican Davis Cup player, and
Alan Staubly, George washington
University star.
An active lineup is on tap to-
morrow. Dooley Mitchell. seeded
No. l and defending champion.
meets Frank Shore while Bud
Markey, dark horse" engages
Maurice O'Neill, in the semifinal
round singles matches.
The finals of the doubles are
to be played tomorrow or Thurs
day, depending on the outcome of
the singles. The finals of the
singles will not be played until
Sunday afternoon. The Rock
Creek courts are the scene for
all matches.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

C. of Quantico, Va, is after
games with unlimited mines of
this city and near by. The team
recently reorganized and it is
much stronger than last season.
Those interested communicate
with the manager at Quaatico
312.
The Eighteenth Street Sluggers
will meet the Borroughs Adding
Machine nine tomorrow at $50
o'clock on the Eastern High
School diamond. Joe Brocator
will probably toe the SLAB Of the
Sluggers.
Challenges all over the city
are flowing into Manager Flester's
hands for his crack French'S,
who downed the Skinker Eagles
the past Sunday. Manager Ed
CHam) Clipper of the Eagles is
pretty sad these days and Flester
is happy because he stopped Clip
per's warriors. The French's is
considered A-Number-1 in Wash
ington's sandlot circles.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

Wiesmuller is having a brief
stay in the Capital and has been
prevailed upon to appear at Glen
Echo. He is the peer of free
style swimmers.
Central Score
Central High cleaned up hand
somely, though indirectly, in the
A. A. U. water carnival at the
Crystal Pool last night, when
graduates from that institution
scored impressive wins.
ThOrtOn Burns, CentraIite,
won the 6O-yard test, with Bob
LevertOn, another Centralite
second. Central's relay team
won over the Ambassador HO-
tel, and Joe Lyman, and Bob
Levert0n captured the high div
ing hOnOrS for Central.
Onalene Lawrence won the 60
yard breast stroke and fancy dive
to feature the girls tests, with
Rita Augusterfer gaining atten-
ton by beating Onalene to the
finish in the 60-yard free style.
Summaries:
MEMS EVENTS
6O-yard free style-Won by Thornton
Burns; second, Rogers Leverton; third
a u r q
24O-yard relay-Won by Thornton
Burns, John Bennett. Jim Bates and
Max Max Rote: second, Ambassador No. q
Fancy diving-Won by Joe LYMAN:
second. Rogers Leverton; third, Nor-
man Smith.
Junior 6o-yard free stylo-won by
Warren Taylor; second, win Hickey.
Junior 6O-yard free styie-Won hv
James Bates. Central; second, Lewis
Bartlett; third. John Bonnet. Time,
WOMEN's EVENTS
6o-yard free style-won by Rita
Augusterfer; second, Onalene Law
nS; renee; third Amacilla Smith. Time
6O-yard breast stroke-won by
Onalene Lawrence: second. Lenora
TIaube; third, Betty o'Malley. fine,
24O-yard relay-won by Washington
Swimming Club No CLawrence
Smith, Turner, Augusterfer); second,
Washington Swimming Club No. J..
Fancy diving-won by Onalene Law
renee; second. Leonora Taube; third,
August 8 was picked as the
date on which the District A. A.
U. swimming championships will
be disputed at the Mckinley
Pool, at a meeting of the or
ganlzation. The diving cham
pionships were awarded to the
Crystal Pool, at Glen Echo, with
the date yet to be named. The
President Cups three-mile swim
was also given official considera-
ton.
They are all doing it now. They
are hitting the water these hot
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
DR.. Councillor, Father
.OfLOcQL Athlete, Dies

The Calvary brakes have been
forced to cancel the two games
that they had scheduled, with the
West Washington Baptist Church
nine today and with the First
Baptist Church team tomorrow,
on account of the death of DR..
Homer j. Councillor. assistant
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church.
Harry A. Councillor, son of DR..
Councillor, who came home from
a summer camp in Connecticut,
where he is serving as an
instructor when he was notified
of his fathers illness. is we'll
known in local athletic circles.
He gained wide reputation as
baseball and basketball player,
both here at Tech High School
and at Duke University, and with
Bill Werber and Joe Croson led
the McKinleymen to two conse-
cutive basketball championships.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
CLOSE FIGHT.
WILL RUIN
SAILOR
By JACK DEMPSEY

Jack Sharkey against Mickey
Walker in Brooklyn, N. Y, tomor.
rev.
I can't think of that match
without regarding it as great
one for Mickey and a bad one
for Jack. Mickey has everything
to gain and nothing-except a
brief spell of consciousness-to
lose in defeat. It's just the other
way with Sharkey.
Everywhere you wonder and
hear discussion of that fight, the
boys seem to be greatly mystified
as to why Jack agreed to the
battle. OF course. they'll tell
you, Jack figures to win.
Mickey Tough
But what does it mean If he
wins? And Mickey is the tough,
courageous type of fellow who, be,
cause Of bulldog gameness is al
ways dangerous and never with
out at least dying punch chance.
If Mickey should flatten
Sharkey, or OutpOint him, or
even make it a close fight
throughout the Is rounds, it
will take much prestige from
Jack and may cause him to be
counted out Of consideration
when the championship duel, or
duels, Of 1882 are discussed.
For, it will be argued, If Shar-
key could not stop Mickey, or bat
ter. him into wreckage, why men
tion him as somebody to send up
against the winner of the Schmel-
ang-Carnera match?
If Mickey beats Sharkey, then
he must be recognized as the
man justly entitled to a smash
at whoever is champion next
year. And that man will be
either Schmeling or Camera.
Ever stop to figure what a
commotion there would be if, by
some chance, Mickey whipped
Sharkey and Carnera did the
same thing to Schmeling?
That would make Primo the
champion and Mickey the chal.
ienger. Primo, 6 feet 6, 275
pounds against Mickey, S feet S
or 6, bulking 165 to ITO. Mickey
walker against Primo Camera!
Freak Bout
Say, if it ever got to that, th,
various humane societies perhaps
would file a few thousand peti.
tions; yet, If Mickey wins and
Primo wins, that would be the
thing the boys call the logical
match.
They'd have to get Mickey a
step-ladder to reach Primo's chin
but perhaps it wouldn't be neces-
sary to lend one to Mickey.
He'd be down so low he
couldn't miss Primo's body and
can't see how Camera could
reach down far enough to hit
anything but the top Of Mickey's
UG4ks
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
TUT Griffiths DO1Uns
Paul PaH1dtaLeO

CHICAGO, July 81. Tuffy
Griffiths hammered Paul Pan
ataleo for ten rounds to gain an
easy victory in his first fight in
three months here last night.
Tuffy floored the young Chicago
heavy four times and had a
margin on every round. The
Sioux City. Ia, scrapper had a
weight advantage of 10 pounds.
Gary Leach, Gary, Ind, out
claSSed Edgar Norman and the
bout was stopped in the eighth
round.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

For three weeks the teams were
idle due to Jupiter's temper. The
clubs have been drilling daily and
are primed for combat.
Good Games
The games carded for Friday
as follows: The "Y" Flashes will
engage the strong Lionels on No.
4; Ross jewelers. will cross bats
with Columbia Heights on No. 3:
Swami Service tackles Colonials
on No. 7.
Manager J. P. Koerner Of the
Lionel A. C. is very anxious to
take the measure of the "Y,' who
are tied for leadership with the
Ross jewelers.. This game marks
the debut for the Koernermen
who are considered the dark horse
of the league.
Lawrence'S ROsSmen will be
in for a tough battle with the
Stalwart Columbia Heights, who
are making their bow Friday.
RumOrS were about that the
Heights has one of the strong
est junior mines in these Parts.
The Swann's Service is in for
hard fighting with their encoun-
ter with the Colonials, who gave
the Rossmen all kinds of trouble
before the latter finally doWned
them.
Seeks Foes
Manager Bourne's Quantico A..
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Wrestling Results

At -Einar Johannes.
sen. Montreal, and Pat McGill,
New York, drew. =,
At New Haven, Conn.-Jim
Londos, Greece, defeated Sander
Szabo, Hungary. Sam Stein,.
Newark. N. j., pinned Vanka
Zelezniak, Russia. Tiny Roebuck;
Haskell Indian, won over Sergi
Siberia. Mike Romano,
Chicago. threw Gene Benkert.
Belgian. Gene Bruce, Finland.
pinned Casey Berger, Texas.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

NICK ALTROCK anu LHt HOMe
town is nuts about the team.
Boston may be called the
Athens of America, but that's
because it has so many Greek
restaurants. Just give it a
ball club with half a chance
and it's a second Brooklyn,
only the Boston fans hurl
library books instead of pop
bottles.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

days, or at least making plans
for it.
The Federal employees will stage
their annual water carnival at
the new Washington Airport Pool
on Mondays August 3, 10. II and
"a. The event is arranged by
the N>tional Federation Of Fed
eral EMPLOYEES.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
.FAIRLAWN MENTOR NOTE

The manager of the Fairlawn
Midgets is requested to call
Manager Frank Cole, of the
National Pale Drys today at
Lincoln 2700. The Pale Drys will
engage the New Center Market
team today at o'clock on the
Camp Meigs field. Members of
both teams are requested to re-
port promptly.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21

son Is the BOS-
t on Braves.
The experts
elected them
the assistant
door mat of
the National
League at the
start of the
season, b u t
t h e Braves
h a We b e e n
m Os e in 6
amongst the
fringe Of the
first division
all summer
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
BLUE GOALS WORK

The Griffith Blue Goals will
hold an important batting prac-
tice today at 5 p. M, on the
Phoenix diamond. All members
of the team are requested to re-
port. 49,
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Weismuller at Glen Echo:
Centralites Shine
By GINO SINH

Local waerbugs will have opportunity to watch one OF
Americas swimming mmorals when Johnny Wesmuller,
famed Olympic and holder Of many worlds swimming
records will exhibit his aquatic prowess the Crystal Pool
Glen Echo Park tonight, at O'clock
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Lionels Anxious to Down
"Y" Flashes Nine
By SID KATZNELL

If Old Man Jupiter Puviu not the warpath probably
the Potomac Baseball League will play its three scheduled
games Friday 515 o'clock various diamonds of the
Monument grounds
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
NICK
ALTROCK
Says:

BY NICK ALTROCK
An outfit that has exceeded
all the Dow Jones averages
and BabSOn charts this sea-
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standings

Milwaukee. II: Toledo. 4.
Minneapolis. II: Louisville. 10.
indianapolis, IL: st. Paul, !.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
Minor Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo, 6; Baltimore. s.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
NEW YORK-PENNA. LEAGUE

Hazleton, s; York. 2.
Williamsport-H Harrisburg rain.
The Washington times., 1931-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE
Standings

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
No games scheduled.