Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02
NEWGENT FLASHES
AS RINGER TOSSER
Circles Peg II Times in 81
Shots to Win Respect in
Prince Georges.

IVY tossing II ringers out OF 80
K shoes in q championship game,
Keller Newgent Of Seat Pleasant
recently threw scare into the
ranks Of Prince Georges County's hope
fuls in the metropolitan district cham
pionships sponsored by The Star.
Newgent gained his first tournament
experience last year and was unheard
Of outside his own community until he
pitched the most brilliant game yet
recorded in Prince Georges County,
which he clinched with q double ring
err. Jimmy Carrick was the victim, 81
to %.
The Seat Pleasanter is now hailed as
Q formidable rival of Joe Merryman, q
sensation at Bladensburg; Merle He'll
man of Hyattsville, former county
champ, and several others of eStab-
lished reputation who seek the Prince
Georges crown.
Newgent losses q swift shoe with Q
three-quarter turn.
In recent matches at Seat Pleasant
Bob Ford defeated j. C. Crown, ALTO;
Harry Dom defeated Sam Acuff, 51-13,
and H. beavers defeated Walter Cha
ney, SOIL. First round play is still on.
COMPETITION in the Boulevard
~ Heights, Md, tournament will start
tomorrow under the direction of
z. T. Edwards. who announces the fol-
lowing pairings: Tomorrow. 6:15 pm,
court l, Oscar Raba, Vincent Galeano,
Charles Waple and William Brown;
T. Edwards and A. Martin; Z pm,
court l, Edward Mandley, Milton Kyle,
Frank Smith and Paul Tierney; court
2, Edward WisSman, Ollie Lanham, j.
A. Grendell and A. D. Raba.
OF interest to every duffer should be
the experience Of Frank GiddingS. in the
Berwyn tournament. Giddings had
been pitching for several weeks with in
caught the knack of tossing an open
shoe. In his first match, using the
regulated turn, he tossed 10 ringers,
which was by way of being remark
able beginning He defeated G. Cleve
johnson, so TO 81. In other recent
matches, Roy Longanecker defeated
Howard Jeffries, 51-32; Gerard
3uscher defeated Jack Burch, SOP;
William j. Baker defeated Raymond
,Burch, 5l-32; Vincent Herman de-
feated Aubrey Parker. 50-44.
DEsULTs at Meadows, Md.-John
50-47; William Dubusky defeated
Harry Moore. 50-43; Bernard Norfolk
defeated John Stallings, 500; George
Deck defeated Edward Coffren, 500.
New entrants at Meadows include
Allen Moore, Edward L. Coffren, Russell
L. Stallings. John W. Stallings, O. e.
CARRIER, Warren Richardson, Wilson
Force, George Deck. j. Wesley Gieuson,
Edward Coffren and Robert White,
making q total Of 43.
Washington pitchers are warming to
the BATH. Some neighborhood tourney
results:
Eko8 8,DGS. ssss: S gIshoP S s.t.sd
!. Smith, 5O-4S; NJ. Ford defeated. J. Tanis,
III z Vine: s. s:ss ssff as:s. sss
Sf sRISsoffSsDdW,sSSs iHs; syf.sS:s Ricketts,
GARTELD-F. wilnar defeated O. Gin
IS Ss.H.S. a,l:si:S su S Percy
lew; Sc'is; " Bailey defeated s. S 6oHovaR;
Chairman Oscar Hiser at HyattSville
announces the following pairings for the
remainder of the first round:
M0NDAY-Georee Amsn VS.. Ken Fowler.
Frank Carr vs.. Howard Smith, Nathan Cook
sey VS.. Dick Garrison. Ed Taliaferro vs..
Vernon Honey Garrison, John Troy VS..
Carroll fTootsI Garrison.
TUESDAY-Paul Reeley VS. Joe Keegin,
Roland Steiner VS.. Gambler Hoffman. C. w
Cross VS.. Larry Walsh. c. w. Reeley VS.
Kenneth ingram, William Remmer VS.. Rob-
ert Temple.
WEDNESDAY-Dan Fahey VS.. r. M. Nees.
r. J. King VS.. Norman Sartor. Harry will
coxen VS.. Paul Petersen, Carl Taliaferro VS.
Tony 1ngegniri. Robert Saylo- VS. Norman