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Evening star., 1931-05-03
c. i. TRACK SQUAD
VICTOR At HOPKINS
Triumph, rs to so, In Qua!
Meet at HomeWood-Wins
in Long Races.

HALTIMORE. Nd, May Gath
X olic University defeated Johns
IL Hopkins N q dual track and
field meet at Homewood TODAY.
76 to so. The victorS gained a lead in
all departments. piling up most points
in the three races from half a mile up
to miles. In these events Hopkins
scored only two thirds, being shut out
in the half
In the field events the local team
showed to somewhat better advantage.
dividing first places evenly in the six
branches of competition, and accounting
for a sufficient number of second and
third places TO very nearly equal the
Catholic University's points.
Summaries:
IO0-YARD DASH-won by Lyons tcath-
oIic Uniyersityl; sscon1S; wilison SJohn' Hcn'
@so-YARD DAsH--won by. chassin (Jonns
third, Lyons Catholic University. Time,
4l0-YARD DAsH-won by jung tJohns
Hopkins; second. McGuisan (Catholie Uni
versity); third, Bremen Catholic Univer-
Siiya isysaG.YARD re' DxsH.won by Hickey tcsth-
2lic Uniyersity;; seSond Conner .S tGnsh0lle Triy
IN rr3--..a S.tIs
MILE RuN1MeDonsld Ccatholic Unlvsr-
sityl and Ferris (Catholie University, tied;
third. Verlin (Johns Hopkins. Time, 4: :Se.i.
TWO-MILE RUN-Won by Garofalo Cath
olic University; second. Mcdonald Cath
oiic University; third, Hancock Johns Hop
22O-YARD Low HURDLES-Won BY Wilt
son CJohns Hopkins: second. FraatS tCath-
olic University); third. Perry (Johns Hop
kinso 1so. oo.YaRD me' HIGH HUKDLEs-won by
Fraatz tCatholic Unversity); SECOND. Ne
BROAD JUMP-Won by Kriek Catholic
kiIisl; third. Bridley (Johns Hopkins). Dis
tapce, 40 feet inches.
SHOTPUT-won by Lauer lCatholie Uni
yersity1; second. Flynn (Catholtc uniYer-
sity): third. Dorman, CJohnS Hopkins. DIS
tance. Al feet inches. a.,
POLE yAULT-Won BY 0uirk Johns Hop.
kIns1; second, Bittinger tJohns Hopkinsl;
third Flaherty Catholic University. AeiSht.
10 oJtyELfN sHss 7 nTfHHfRow-won by Dorman !Johns
Hopkins; second, Lauer tCetholic Uniyer.
sfty1; third, McGrath Catholic University.
Distance. 152 feet inches. fc..I.u.
HIGH JUMP-Won by Krick GCatholic
J1niversity): second. Fraatx iCathoie Uni-
versitvJ; third. Bradley (JohnS Hopkins)'
Height feet inches.
DTSCTS THROW-Won by Dorman tJonnS
Hopkins); second. Duer Catholic UniveI-
sitvJ: third McGrath Catholic University.
Distance, 100 feet inches.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
ITALY GOES AHEAD
IN DAVIS CUP TIE
Defeats Hungary in Doubles.
Ireland, South Africa and
Spain Also Victors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ UDAPEST, Hungary, May a.
x Italy's doubles team today de-
feated Hungary, to take a lead
of two matches to one In their
first-round tie Of the European zone OF
Davis Cup tennis play.
Baron H. L. De Morpurgo and Conte
Del Bono required four hard-fought sets
to defeat Bella Won Kehrling and
Gabroquitz today, So, 6-3, rs, IS.
The two singles matches yesterday
were divided, Won Kehrling defeating
De Morpurgo and George De Stefani
defeating E. Takacs.
DUSSELDORF, Germany, May 2 O40.
South Africa today won the doubles
match from Germany in the first-round
European Davis Cup tennis play, thus
winning the series three matches to
none and advancing to the second
round.
Following yesterdays easy victories
in the two singles matches, the South
African doubles team today cinched the
contest In straight sets, 60, 6-3, 6-3.
MONTREUX, Switzerland, May CP).
Ireland UOQay ADVANCED 10 Ine SeCOnu
round of Davis Cup tennis play in the
European zone, as the Irish doubles
team defeated the Swiss team to make
the count three matches to none.
Ireland won both singles matches
yesterday and today G.. L. Rogers and
his teammate, Scroope, paired, to win
from A. Echliman and c. Fischer, 6-3,
81, 13-11, 60.
ireland will meet South Africa in
the second round.
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, May 2 L4D.
-Spains doubles team Of H. G. Maier
and Manuel Alonzo today defeated the
Czechoslovakian pair Of r. Mendel and
Rohere to prolong their first round
Davis Cup tennis match in the Eu-
ropean zone.
Maier and Alonzo lost the two singles
matches yesterday to Czechoslovakia.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
Keller Betters World Hurdle
Mark, but Spills Two Barriers

both relays, starting in each race far
behind the leader.
Illinois won the four mile relay and
the discus throw and tied with North
western in the pole vault.
Hill of West Virginia won the tr1ath-
Ion, a weight medley event, with Pit
finger of Indiana second and Rhea OF
Nebraska third. Hill scored 2,3l45
points, Pittinger 2,08l.25, and Rhea
2,056.25.
1aO-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-Won by KEEL
Ter ohio STATE Sss2nd se16m4hh 16nrth Eaeston
CMchiCan).. Time, o:l42. New world and
q 9d rfsCrd 81 SD By 4eaS peeo2d
O:14.6, made by Seminar, Illinois today in
'hf FofE SfEi7VAfiIT VhIIT-McDermott 1llinois) and
at Is II feet IL inches; johnson (Notre Dame),
'hiFd HfGa e nSsfs Ss Russell oho stee
second Jones' BaI !stste! s9d Nelson .S Rin Rhs
nl9z 9xvfEIS hsifISf' STHsow@Wen iffs % by Revlsnds
R7iSs #1s& s}:SsEs 5ss i i
virEinis1; second. Browniey IwestminsterJ;
thiTd Coz ,MichigaY pi;1anee; ~ dss by
Miehigan SlnnK9 9camp6eil, i Murrsg. Moves, ToIanl
second. Illinois; third. OHIO state; fourth
wist yiEEiDif REEHT Rei Sfs by
ison tHutson, Weidemaier, Sweetlend, VIII
SeCOnQ.
i thlyd; IS i Butler; fourth Ohio Wesleyan Time
ss6rYARD RELAY CUniyer.ity)-Won by
Michigan Campbell. Russell. NoyeS. Toiano
second, Motre psme; s third third Ohio states
f0ssth lIiB0S kELaY mt ss by ohio
Wesleyan EIelvin., Mears. HOFFMAN; rina-
lay): second; Muskingum; third Fanzer'
fOGFshi CohfGE MaEssfE NILE TmsA TRRHAf%on by kansas
Ssd,cn ssf Taonscs ssconG cs
third, Ohio wesleyan; fourth, western He-
seTYs eTYSs1vERsTTYF Mtsn1YF MIGE HE RSEfSYwon by ohio
state wise, Bloor, Brown: Beethaml; sec
ond. MICHIGAN; third. northwestern; fourth
NotEe Dane % Tin: :y 3;22i; ;2222i;n,v.r,tx,-won bv
Ohio State 1Dille, Bloor.. Brown. Beethaml;
second, Michigan; third. Indiana. Time
ITSwvo-MILE RELAY tcoIIeEs,9avw,on 9. by
dusky. Conard); second: Miami; third Ohio
Uniyersity; Time Si222 wor nv H.
nos, o1Hdd tb4d Mehsan stat.
1TT0eu Time. 17to.s. New relay record. old mark
held by Indiana. 1880. was l7:525.l
COLLEGE DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY-
sandusiy M2n X FoRsas ToRn.r. selD second Geneva
University DEFIANCE MEDLEY RACE G,
Won BY Bgtsr Burns ,brd Tr5ain noIe gonfs sms si;
;Eak1tb ;EoRrtb SfMGpnSdtI McStsan rno+rq Time. TO- 10 ass
SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY-.-Won by ohio
state (Hochman. RICHARDS, BlacE. keuerI;
11ond ew ststs word ahd adra ray
Old worid record set by. Ohio state. l:o1.s,
TRIATHOLON-.Won by Hill west Xir-
2sa poqfss tsrd ;e'qad PS.a Pitfssfs
3O56i,: fourth, Purma (Ilinoisl. 2,028h
Evening star., 1931-05-03
HARVARD OARSMEN
BEAT TIGERS, M. |. 7.
Score First Major Victory
Over Princeton Since Split
Five Years Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
@AMBRIDGE, Mass, May a.
4 Getting away at break-neck
Y Il speed, Harvards powerful var
sity crew jumped into a wide
lead in a dozen strokes, and then
rowed a comfortable beat for four
length victory over the Princeton and
Massachusetts Tech eights here today
on the Charles River 134 mile course.
This smashing victory was not the
only one Coach Charlie Whites1de'
oarsmen gained to celebrate the Grim
sons first major sport clash with the
Tigers since the big three" athletic
breakup of five years ago. The Har-
ward junior varsity eight also jumped
with Referee Howard Robbins starting
signal and gained such an advantage
that it led the Princeton "Jayvees by
a length and a half and NJ. I. T. by
two lengths, although rowing a much
lower beat than either of its rivals.
Tigers Win Two Races.
The Princeton 15o-pounders, who
won the American Henley last June on
the Schuylkill, finished a length in
front of the M. l. T. lightweights and
two lengths ahead of their Harvard
rivals over the / 5-16-mile route. The
ether Tiger victory was registered by
its freshman eight, which finished
three quarters of length in front OF
the Tech youngsters and we'll more
than a length ahead of Bert Haines
Crimson crew.
Whiteside's varsity, stroked by
Gerard Cassidy, is the most promising
boatload assembled at Harvard in more
than 10 years. Besides the husky
stroke oar, it contains four other mem
bers Of last years victorious freshman
crew and three veterans who roWec
against the 1880 Yale varsity.
Beat Strong Foes.
These huskies average 184 POUNDS
and their flexible SWeepings generated
a maximum of power and speed IN thell
first start Of the season against the
better than average Princeton and M
ii. T. eigilts. The Tigers appeared tt
row too long in the water, and The
Tech sweep seemed much too short.
Harvard's winning time was 9 min
ltes A As seconds; Princeton's, 9:5S
2-5. and M. I. T. took 1000 2-5.
The Princeton freshmen were the
second fastest eight in the regatta
winning in 9:56 against 9:58 2-5 for
the Tech yearlings and 1000 2-5 FOL
Harvard.
The Harvard Junior varsity's time
was 1906 3-5. The Princeton juniors
finished in 1912 3-5 and Tech in 10:14
The times fer the Henley distance
race were: Princeton, 1882 4-5; Tech
1885 2-5; Harvard. TAO 3-5.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
1900 TO TAKE PART
IN COUNTY GAMES
Rural School Championships Of
Prince Georges Listed at Marl-
boro Tomorrow.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. May a
Approximately 1900 are expected 70
compete in the annual Prince Georges
County rural schools championship
track and field meet on the Fair Grounds
here Monday. starting at IL am. The
Playground Athletic League OF Mary
land will be in charge Of the meet.
The events follow:
BOYS
UNLIMITED CLAsS-9o-yard dash. base
ba n throw for accuracy, 660-yard relay.
oS-POUND CLASS-s0-yard dash, running
broad jump, base ball throw for distance,
%tsoyPPornuHp %tssooysPouHp cLAss-5o-yard dash. stand
ing broad jump. base ball throw for dis
5S.PoUND CLAss-+o-yard dash. dodge
ball throw
UNDER Is YEARs-Block relay race, over
UNDER 10 YEARS-Egg and spoon race,
overhead dodge ball throw for distance.
Games scheduled include boys dodge
hall girls dodge ball, mixed dodge ball,
boys speed ball and girls field dodge
There also will be the usual badge
tests.
Indications are that the Upper Marl-
moro base ball team now being organized
will be the strongest ever to represent
the town.
Marlboro will meet Marion A. G. here
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
College Results

Base Ball.
Maryland, 6; West Virginia, 5.
Holy Cross, 9; Fordham, o.
Dartmouth, 2; Harvard, 0.
Gettysburg, f. Swarthmore, /.
Brown, IL; Connecticut Aggies, 5.
Navy, 13; Duke, 8.
Wesleyan, 7; Amherst, 8.
Iowa State, 4; Nebraska, 0.
Northwestern, g.; Ohio State, Z.
Michigan, 4; Indiana, 0.
Wisconsin, 8; Minnesota, 4.
Illinois, 3; Purdue, l.
Georgia Tech, 5; Georgia, 3.
Chicago, 10; Iowa. 7.
Miami, %; Depauw, 2.
DrexeI, II; Westchester, 9.
Stevens Tech, 10; Cathedral, /.
Williams, q; Vermont, /.
Trinity, 3; Union, 2 Is innings, rain) :.
r. P. l., 5; Stephens, 3.
Clarkson Tech, 4; st. Michaels, 0.
r. I. State, IA; Worcester Tech, /.
Maine, IL; Colby, IL.
Massachusetts, Aggies, 6; Middle
bury, 5.
Lacrosse.
Maryland, 10; Penn State, o.
Navy, IL; Brown, 2.
Army. l3: Union, O..
SWarhmore, g. Lafayette, 2.
Yale, 8; Cornell, 2.
Rutgers, 10; Lehigh, 4.
Dartmouth, 2; Springfield, 2.
stevens Tech, 6; c. c. N. Y, 1.
Track.
Pennsylvania, 672a; Yale, STA.
Navy, 10l; Maryland, rs.
Catholic University, 76; Johns Hop
kins. so.
Princeton, 95M; Columbia. 1914.
N. Y. u. S713; Colgate, 382a.
Union, 60; Manhattan, So.
Rutgers, 1871; Lehigh, 53z.
Army. 90%; Bowdoin, 44H.
Hamilton, Ct; r. p. l., 64.
Temple, 72; st. Joseph's, 81.
V. M. l.. 74h; v. P. l.. 5l25.
Iowa. 1852; Chicago, 2sIz.
Southern California, SO; Stanford,
81.
Carnegie Tech, 6sh; University OF
Cincinnati, 652a.
Georgia Tech, IS; Georgia, 81.
Trinity. 70; Massachusetts State, 56
Dartmouth, SO; Maine, At.
Susquehanna, TIN; Bucknell, 48la.
Penn State, SO; Syracuse, 66.
Aneghany, 1o3; Washington and JEFF
Michigan Normal, 1858; oberlin,
2325.
Tennis.
William and Mary, T. Maryland, 2.
North Carolina, Z; Georgetown. 2.
Pennsylvania, 8: Union, l.
Brown, 6; Springfield, 3.
Williams, III; Brown, "a.
Yale, 8; Wesleyan, 8.
Golf.
Pennsylvania, 5; Georgetown, 4.
Notre Dame, liz: Iowa, 6l7.
Penn State, g. Army, 3 Otie).
Polo.
Army, s; Princeton, 2.
Yale, 8; P. M. c.. Q C%o overtime
periodsl. ----
Evening star., 1931-05-03
COLUMBIA SWEEPS
DEFEAT PENN, YALE
Victory in Varsity Contest
Mars Cleanup by Eli in
Blackwell Regatta.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. May "A Columbia
varsity eight that already had
proved its mettle under fire,
rowed to victory today over the
untested crews of Yale and Pennsyl-
vania on the Harlem River in the NTH
annual Blackwell Cup regatta.
1t was the second Columbia victory OF
those five years and stopped a sweep
Of the river by Yale. which already had
sent out three winning crews in the
freshman, junior varsity and lightweight
races preceding the major event.
Open water was showing between the
Light Blue and the Dark Blue boa is
as they slid past the judges launch
with Pennsylvania thrashing along
three or four lengths back of Yale.
Columbia rowed' the one and three
quarters miles in 7:45.4, fast time for
the course.
Columbia jumped away to a half
length lead at the start. but then drop
ped their beat and Penn and Yale came
UP. They rowed bow to bow for few
strokes before Penn sent up its stroke
and went out in front. But Yale and
Columbia moved up steadily and went
out in front at the half-mile flag. At
the mile mark Columbia sprinted and
soon was half length ahead.
A quarter of mile from home the
giant Yale crew tried to sprint but only
succeeded in kicking up spray and
Columbia was going away with every
sweep of the oars.
The Columbia crew was Stroked by
the sophomore, McRae Sykes, who
showed so well in his first major race
against the Navy eight two weeks ago.
Bob Goodale of New Haven, feet 4,
and 100 pounds, set the beat for Yale,
and James B. Anderson, Pennsylvania
sophomore from Richmond Va, set the
stroke for the Red and Blue.
In the preliminary races, Yale showed
an overwhelming superiority. 1t led
Penn and Columbia in that order in the
lightweight race, Columbia and Penn in
the freshman race and Columbia and
Penn in the Junior varsity row. Its
margin of victory varied from a length
in the Jayvee event to three in the
freshman race.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
INTERSCHOLASTIC.

toT@ PAsp' sacS; Sf shiFd
N2SEF 1itslef
traD: second. Du, Pont EpIscopan; third.
D19Sey isSYARb HGSa Sg sy
CEaSternJ; second, Everett tEasternl; third,
B9asniT GsTGs Low T%i s fef'PS' PS
6RsHWon T%s fs g. smith afSnds onr
branch) second, .Moorhead lTechl; third,
TRS@s RNW9B Tme 81 'efseSib Rsabman
eTeeh} sSi As Second 'Aehstetter 'Tech5: thITd'
EafssFH T e. mGstes Gbn ;ssGnds
sfsoPd Iy4fh . sa,s. . tre a:conds na.Oer'
spElEE!s IEastsEn!i HsEhts; feet nt inches s..
MeDonaid !Episcopsil: Heisht: Il {set.
5ss: SEss5s5n, Distance; Il tsst ~ iqess;;
ScsGaf 1csatfs fi59 Ds.aass sissGspift feet lnohss
oEpiscoPaS 5Ax1PaSS ssgoba Koesis tcentraD th!rd
Wittingham tst. James,. Distance l6A feet
4 DISCUS tasus' 'THRow-won by Heekin GEORGE
t2rd 2T9 RTfP mfeGe Gpscopsb Dsance IL
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS.
1OO-YARD DAsH-,Won by Widmyer
(Hagerstown): second. Deck Upper Mari
boroj; third, Ford Upper Marlboro. Time
1925 seconds. -
Evans (Hyattsville) and Hanks Oxford {;
third. Holbrumer (Hagerstown). Time
sSO-YARD RUN-Won by Hayes CHyatts-
villel second, Bowers tHagerstown); third.
Ritchie (Frederick. Time minutes 1l4s
BROAD JUMP-Won by Widmyer tHa-
gerstownI: second. Fridinger Manchester :;
third, johnson, tReisterstown). Distance
fee l., inches
sHoTPTT-Won BY Pa;trana IAnnapo-
Freeney (Reisterstownl: Distances feet
inches.
Tennis Summaries.
sINGLEs.-Goubeau tMarylsnd) defeated tee
defeated Virgins. 2-8. So, S.; LeboT
81, IS; shafier (Wliiam and ,,,lA Mary de; de-
Nary defeated Bischof' S.3: 81: Mul;
!Swnes sU.Dssr. sswi swwiillissmm sm and Mar" defeated
DOUBLES-Joslyn and Lebow william
and Nary defeated Goubeau and Roberts.
81. 6~3 Lewis and Virgins william and
81 Muliowney and shafier William and
Nary defeated Wilk and Spencer, 60,
6-3.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
NAVY TEAMS TAKE
TRIO OF CONTESTS
PIebe 0arsmen Also Score,
but Cub Outfits Lose in
Lacrosse, Track.
NNAPoLIs, Md, May a.

A NNAPoLIs, Md, May 2.-Navy
~ varsity teams today defeated
n Duke at base ball, IS to g;
Brown at lacrosse, IL to 2, and
the Maryland National Guard in rifle
match, 1888 to 1885.
The Navy plebes won g. rowing race,
lost a lacrosse game to Severn School,
4 to 6, and finished second in q triangu-
lar track meet that was won by Mer-
cersburg with 58lb points, with the
Penn yearlings third.
A varsity tennis match with Pitts
burgh was prevented by wet grounds.
and the plebes were stopped from play.
ing tennis with Central High School OF
Washington and base ball with Hun
School for the same reason.
Though the lacrosse game was one
sided, Brown exhibited better ideas OF
team play, particularly on the attack,
and handled the stick better than any
opponent of the Navy this year. The
play was fast, and the Navy regulars
STAYED in until near the close.
Brown was able to menace the Navy
goal frequently, and Tailed in each half.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
TENNIS MATCHES CLOSE
Commonwealth and Veterans
Bureau Victors in League.

Commonwealth and Veterans
Bureau Victors in League.
Commonwealth scored over Claire
mont and Veterans Bureau was a win
ner over Washington Grove in Capital
City Tennis League matches yesterday.
The score Of both encounters was to 4.
The former match was staged on the
Friends School courts and the latter at
Washington Grove.
Summaries:
COMMONWEALTH. 5; CLAIREMoNT, Z.
Singles.
Shore Conn defeated Gould. 81, 81;
81; doidsmith 5ci.) defeated Roberts, IS,
~ @ @;Oe osSisR }ciS rsiesfs defeated e:H zsehary'
RitsenberE: "a, 9H 9. '0O-' O''N a
Doubles.
Shepard and Shore defeated Gould and H.
s4ts GetsateS Reed and RHenberT
Knapp and Zachary. 81. 6-2.
VETERANS BUSEATi UScEnvr. 4 WASHINGTON
Singles.
Lee w, b defeated Deland. IS. s-2.
ga: Perkins wv. g. defeated Root, 81,
a. Weiss aTans ~ w. BE- 81 deasssss
e-2; johnson ~. b defeated Walker, Is.
81; Haeer ". b. defeated Seaton, 6-4,
Perkins and Deland defeated Lee and
B. SeisS .Sd Psyes and w.fsr
fault.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
SHARES SPOTLIGHT
= WITH TRACK MEET
C. U. Event Saturday Opened
for First Time to All
Denominations.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

OENTRAL'S and Eastern's
ID base ball clash on Tuesday
in the Eastern Stadium
that will go far toward set
ting the public high school cham
pionship If it does not do so, and
the annual Catholic University
| interscholastic track and held
meet Saturday in the stadium at
Brookland are the overshadowing
features of a big week for school,
boy athletes of the District area.
Business and Tech will meet In an
other series ball game Friday tnat also
holds considerable interest.
Aside from these events 20 contests
are listed, with something doing every
day, including today.
CENTRAL and Eastern, each with
~ two wins and no defeats are set
ting the pace in the race for the
diamond flag. Not since 1924 has Cen
tral won the base ball crown. The
Rauber- coached combination Is prim1ng
for a desperate stand against Eastern,
which is hot after its fourth title in
as many seasons.
Whichever team wins Will De assured
of at least tie for the championship.
Thus far Central. with Emnett
Buscher, a former Tech student on
the mound. has brushed aside Tech
and Western. Should it get by Eastern
IL still will have to face Business, a
team which packs a whole lot OF OIL
fensive dynamite. ,.
EASTERN will be an odds-favorite TO
again land the bunting If 1t conquers
Central, as it will have only western
apparently the weakest team in the
series, to defeat.
TO the firing line for Central. with Dick
Ianhan. Easterns ace, holding the
mound for the Light Blue.
TOR the first time since the affair was
: i started, in 1927, the Catholic Uni
versity interscholastic meet will be
open to competitors from all schools.
Heretofore 1t has been confined TO
~ West Catholic High has won the
meet every year.
Preliminaries will be run on In the
morning at 1890 o'clock with the finals
getting under way at 2:3o O'Clock.
Business, which has won one bali
game and lost one thus far, bow1ng to
Eastern ana oruppniS WSoVcIA' HAHSe a1 =
overcome Tech Friday to stay in the
nag running. Tech, with two defeats
in es many starts, is virtually out OF the
pennant hunt.
other events of more than usual in
terest carded for the week include a
base ball game between Eastern and the
MARYLAND freshmen Tuesday at College
Park, a track meet between Tech and
the Old Line yearlings Wednesday at
:. College Park and q ball game between
Eastern and Gonzaga, old rivals, Thurs
day at the Eastern Stadium.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
OXON HILL WINS AGAIN
Downs Mount Rainier High, 8 to 2,
for Sixth in Row.

OxON HILL. Nd, May 2.-Oxon Hill.
High Schools base ball team took the
measure of Mount Rainier Junior Highs
nine, 10 to 4, here, in a central zone
game OF the Prince Georges County
Championship series.
It was the final series match for Oxon
Hill. which recently downed Baden High.
to 2, but was eliminated in its first
game by Upper Marlboro. to 4.
Oxon Hill now has won its last six
games. It will meet Maryland Park
High, one of the teams before which 1t
has fallen, here Tuesday. Later the
Oxon Hill boys hope to arrange another
match with Upper Marlboro. In addi-
ton to its wins over Mount Rainier and
Baden. Oxon Hill has twice defeated
Surrattsville High and Brandywine High
Principal Jobe Of the school coaches
the Oxon Hill nine.
Evening star., 1931-05-03

Il AZ M1LlLEftJ IedQ IOOC Dali cOaCn
~ at the Naval Academy; John
/ O'Reilly, veteran Georgetown
University track coach, and
Frank r. Jelleff, president of the board
of directors of the Boys Club OF Wash
ington, will be the principal speakers at
the annual athletic father -and-son BAN
quet Wednesday at the Boys Club. The
affair will start at $50 o'clock.
Awards will be made to club athletes
who were prominent during the past
Winters program as we'll as boys who
took part in the vocational classes.
Sixty-Six gold basket balls Will be
! awarded members of the teams which
won championships In the intraclub
basket ball Leagues, II team trophies
will be presented and letters will go to
rs who represented the club in outside
competition in basket ball, boxing and
tumbling.
To the Raven team, which competed
In the 115-pound class, will be awarded
large trophy for its fine sportsman
ship, prompt attendance at games and
general attitude.
Members Of champion teams of the
club basket ball leagues to receive
awards include:
s5-pound Ieague-christ Child Society:
Jack Fineran. Joseph Cavanaugh; William
jamin Contristan, William Greene. Jack FL
mists: john Biiiinss. william Vermillion,
Paul De George, James Yates, William Boyle;
Ryland Bailey. Harry Hofberg, 1lS-pound
8ent Arsd pTe
O'Neill. Justice Martin. Morris Bergman.
Th2Was R0iaa 3. IASe. Hiiliam Rsx. LAOS
Evening star., 1931-05-03
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
nERMANENT seats now are avail

PERMANENT seats now are avail
I able in the grandstand, right
field pavilion and part of the
left field pavilion as improvement
of the American League base ball
plant here progresses.
Tech still appears to have chance
to win the public high base ball title,
following its 9-1 victory yesterday
over Eastern. Garland, Tech pitch
er, gave up only four hits.
Willard Hotel downed Telephone
Co, 6 to 4, yesterday in the Com
mercial League. Kidwell and
Thompson, winning and losing
pitchers, both did we'll
Yohos hurting was a big factor
in Naval Medical Schools GA win
over Indian once in the Marquette
League.
Southland was a 1914 winner over
Sligo in the Olympia League. Ebert
pitched mssterfuly for the victors
Clements bunted, stole second and
scored on Heck's single rs Adams
Express Co. nosed out Columbia l"1
by 9-s in the District League.
Evening star., 1931-05-03
HOWARD u. NETMEN WIN
Bisons' Superiority in Doubles
Downs Lincoln, 5 to q.

Howard tennis team proved too strong
for Lincoln yesterday and won the three
double matches and two Of the four
singles.
Summaries:
Walker. 8-6, I3; Bennett Uincoln) de-
iested Lee. &s e.a. ,ES; Harris aAoVsTdy
coln5 defeated Syphax. 81, so.
DOUBLES-Harris and Lomax tHoWarG
SO; Lee and Ukkerd Howard defeated
Holt and Bennett, 6-3. +6. S.: Norman
and Syphax (Howard) defeated Morrow and
walker. 10-s. 6L3.