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MANY OF EXPERTS
STRING WITH BENNY
viii Set Precedent if He Is
Successful After Long
Absence From Ring.
BY WILBUR WOOD.

N YEW YORK, August with
IN characteristic shrewdness
Y Benny Leonard has an
nounced his return to the
ring at time when it naturally
becomes an absorbing topic in the
sock market, what with interest
in the current crop Of fighters at
low ebb.
Leonard's chances of success are being
debated at length. Though it is I'M
precedented for boxer to stage sue
cessful comeback after an absence from
the ring of seven years. q great many
of the master minds believe Benny has
at least an even chance to make good
IF it were any one but Leonard"
said one of the sour doughs Of the sock
market, Il wouldn't give dime for his
chances. But / have so much respect
for Benny's judgment that give him
good chance. He has too much sense
to take chance Of wrecking wonder
full reputation unless, he Is convinced
that he can turn the trick"
That opinion seems to be general
Leonard will not have to be more than
70 per cent Of himself to prosper against
the sort of opposition available to-day
Leonard, If in only fair condition,
probably would be able to get by with
most of the fellows now boxing merely
on his ring generalship. Consider Jack
Britton. Jack was 81 years old and had
been in the ring. more than 10 years
when he met Leonard in 1922 Britton
at that time was 81, two years older
than Leonard is now. Jack stayed in
the game until early last year. He was
A. when he quit.
Like Britton, Leonard always took
good care of himself, in the ring and
out AS he points out. he never took
any had beatings. He thinks he can
rekindle the old fighting spark. Maybe
he can. Britton got by for more than
10 years solely on his ring generalship.
Leonard believes he can do the same.
At any rate, 1t will be an interesting
experiment.
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ENGLISHMEN SEEK
u. S. TENNIS CROWN
Perry and Hughes of Davis
Cup Fame win Play in
"Tuns-up" Journeys.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August Two young
Englishmen have arrived In this
country to bid for the national tennis
singles championship now held by John
Hope Doeg of Newark. N. ].
They are Frederick j. Perry and
George Patrick Hughes, members OF
this years British Davis Cup team
which eliminated the United States IN
the interzone finals and went on to
lose to France in the challenge round
by The narrow margin OF three matches
to two.
Perry shared the singles burden In
the Davis Cup tests with Henry W
Bunny Austin. while Hughes played in
doubles both against the United States
and France. tearning up with Perry
in the first test and with Charles
Kingsley in the second
The Britons plan TO tune up in tour
naments at Newport, r. T.. Rye, N. Y;
Boston and Germantown, Pa, before
the national championships, which
start at Forest Hills September 5.
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GTRLs, WEsTERN sEcTIoN.

BEGINNERS CLASS 40 YEARS AND
10-yard free stvle--won bv Mary Larish:
second. Helen Mechanics; third. Marion I'm
Novelty balloon raee-won by Evelyn Ajax
ander; second, Dorothy Ready; third, Marion
Diepgen.
BEGINNERS CLASS I'll YEARS AND OVER
I0-yard free styie-Won by Catherine de
Thierry; second. Florence Lupo; third, Mary
Jones
1919 YEAR CLASS.
25-yard. free style-~Won BY Lillian Tucker;
second. Lillian GreenberE; third, Frances
25-yard side stroke-won by Anna Lerus;
second, Maxine Burch; third, Mary Anne
Balloon race 6free style)-won by Jean
Dawson; second. Anna LeEus: third tie be-
tween Anna Sehaefer and Hilda Wiegeld.
1914 YEAR CLASS.
25-ysrd free style-Won by Annabel
Whaler; second, Frances Cadyi third. Helen
2s-yard side stroke-won by Helen Hersh-
ners; second, Doris Brad1eld; third, Audrey
Balloon race tfree styIel-won by Frances
Cady; second, Annahel Whaler; third, Anna
Schaefer
1915 YEAR CLASS.
2S-yard free style-Won by Mary Trillinz;
second. Ann Lupo; third Mary LdeRus
second, Ann Lupo; third. Mae King.
Flag race-Won By Mary TFilling; second,
Ann Lupo; third, Mae King.
II YEARS AND OVER CLASS.
25-yard free style-Won by Pauline Koer-
ner; second, Ella Burch; third, Grace Dennis.
2S-yard side stToke-Won by Ella Burch .
second, Jessie Ninnon; third, Pauline Koerner.
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Cubs Star Rookie
Lets Rajah Quit

NEW YORK, August 7 tCP,A).--
IN The Cubs have purchased Bill
Herman. the second baSeman
OF the Louisville base ball club. and
they have secured a good ball player.
The move is significant in more
ways than one. Chicago has OBJ
tanned a better than ordinary in
fielder and Rogers Hornsby has rec
onciled himself to the fact that he
is through as a second baseman.
Herman is not an experiment. He
has helped to win a championship
for team of high classification and
is the best high-grade minor league
infielder out at the present time,
except for Frank CoTsetti of San
Francisco and John Saltzgaver Of
st. Paul. both of whom belong to
the New York Yankees now.
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TRoTs A FAST MILE.

GOSHEN, N. Y. August tP).-Tak-
ing his last fast work before the $50 600
Hambletonian Stake here next Wednes-
day. the crack 3-year-old colt Calumet
Bush, 2:o5ia. owned by w. H Davis
Of washington, Pa. trotted the mile in
2.o4la over the Goodtime Park track
here
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SACRAMENTO, Calif.-Fidel La Bar
ba. Los Angeles, outpointed Santiago
Gorilla. Sacramento (10l.
NORFOLK, Va.--Dickie Welsh, Phil
adelphia, outpointed Benny Schwartz,
Baltimore (I0).
SPOKANE, Wash--Johnny Casebeer
Mullan, Idaho, and Fay Kosky, Chicago,
drew go.
CHICAGO.-Ray Tramblie, Rockford,
way (1o).
NORTH ADAMS, Mass.-Newsboy
Brown, Los Angeles, outpointed Al Pr
media, Waterford, N. Y. (10).
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Results follow .
ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER.

thrills. These fish are being landed
across the bay on the Eastern Shore and
at Plum Point, Solomons Island Point
Lookout and in the mouth Of the Poto-
mac River.
A. H. @. Mears at Wachapreague re-
ports that fishing for the last seven
days has been good and that Kings are
plentiful
Capt. Daniel P Ball at Neatitt on the
Eastern Shore reports good catches of
hardheads. Trout and blues are getting
more numerous
Capt. Noah Hazard at Chesapeake
Beach report that an angler fishing on
the long pier at the beach last Sunday
caught several good size blue fish and
that one of his boats that went across
the bay returned with a catch of 80
big flsh, good number Of which were
trout.
This Saturday and Sunday the East
ern Shore trips will be run as usual.
Saturday the boat viii leave the pier
at II am. and return at pm. On
Sunday the boats viii leave at 10 am.
and return at z pm. The fjrst boat
viii be followed every is minutes by
other boats until IL o'clock.
Capt. Eddy Bowen called up from
Solomons Island 20 say that school Of
blues and trout broke water between
GENhT EO4Ait AIiO Cove E0tt1k yesterday.
He said that the boats in the morning
returned with catches of from 10 to
20 blues and trout and the afternoon
boats landed from 20 10 30.
George knight at Leonardtown re-
ports excellent fishing in the mouth of
The Potomac River. He says that large
hardheads. trout, some blues, rockfish
and spot are being caught
"A CCORDING to word received from
IA Florida. Lewis NJ Thayer, well
known Washington angler, landed
what IS claimed 70 be q record wanoo
while fishing in the Gulf Stream The
wahoo is an edible FISH OF the mackerel
family and seldom caught this side OF
the Bahama Islands. It was feet 2
inches long As is his usual custom,
Thayer win have his catch mounted
and shipped home.
He was accompanied BIZ DR. Francis
II. Miner Of washington. These two
anglers 70 date have caught three sail-
flsh, averaging 4S pounds and several
barracuda. the largest weighing -
pc1ndm
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LA BARBA RING VICTOR
Easily Beats Gorilla to Start Title
Comeback Campaign.

SACRAMENTO. Calf, August Z UP.
--Fidel La Barba Of Los Angeles,
former fiyweight champion of the world.
battled his way to an easy I0-round
decision over Santiago Gorilla before
the largest fight house in the history OF
Sacramento boxing here last night.
While nearly 1000 fans looked on
La Barba began the comeback that he
hopes will wind up in victory over
Pat" Battalino in the East this Fall
by taking out Of the 10 stanzaS from
his formidable Panama opponent,
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Tourney Horseshoe Aces Leonard Gven Euen Comeback Chance
MCLEAN DOUBLES WINNER
Washington Boy Is Defeated IN
Western Tourney Singles.

DELAFIEID, Wis, August 7.--,Jock
Mclean, crack Washington. D. O.. boy
tennis player. paired with Frankie Parker
of Milwaukee, today holds The boys cou-
junior and boys tournament In progress
here. Mclean and Parker defeated
Richard Weigler. Milwaukee. and John
Shostrum, Chicago. in the final veSter-
day, 60, Ga. In the seni-fl1lals the
MeL6an-Parker combination downed
Paul, Rubin, Milwaukee, and Everitt
Holden. Austin, Tex, 60, 60.
Mclean, however. W. eliminated in
the singles. bowling to Gene Mako, Glen
dale, Calf, in the semi-finals yesterday.
The scores were 81, 6-l. Before los
ing 10 Mako Mclean defeated Robert
Brumder. Milwaukee and Willard STAT
foyd. Oshkosh, Wis. in easy stvie
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YE0MANS, REESE BEATEN
Make Vines and Gledhill Turn on
Steam in Meadow Play.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y, August T.
Eddie Yeomans District of Columbia
tennis singles champion. and William
b. Reese, Atlanta, Ga. furnished Els
worth Vines. IT,, Pasadena, Calf, and
Keith Gledhill, Santa Barbara, stout
opposition before bowling in second
round match in the doubles in the
Meadow Clubs annual invitation dou-
bles tournament yesterday. The scores
were rs, 3-6, Go
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DANCE AIDS RACKETERS
Vaudeville Also Helps Gain Coin
for Public Parks Team.

Dancing and vaudeville acts will fea-
ture the tennis party to be held tonight
on the Arlington Hotel roof to raise
funds to send the District public parks
champions to the national parks tour
nament at Detroit. beginning August
IT. Should it rain tonight the party
will be held in the hotel ball room
Dancing will start at $50 o'clock.
Tickets, which are 81 each, may be
had at the roof tonight or during the
day at the Tennis Shop. The Airing
ton management has donated the roof
for the function.
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CARIDEo TO MARRY.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. August (4).--
Frank Carideo, quarterback of the 1880
Notre Dame foot ball team, says that
his marriage to Vera Crawley of Co
lumbia. Miss, viii not take place until
after this years season.
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FIGHT FAILS TO DRAW.

NEW YORK. August CPt-The
light-heavyweight fight at Ebbets Field
wednesday night between Make Rosen-
terry, Buffalo challenger, drew only
Sl2,5O0 gross, with 5000 paid custom
ers
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BANKERS IN NET EVENT
Competition in Annual Tourney
will Start August 15.

Play in the annual Bankers Tennis
League singles and doubles tournament
closed to league players will start Au-
gust IS.
Federal American won the league
title, despite 30 defeat Yesterday by
Riggs. Three wins and four losses was
Federal American record
In other matches District scored over
Commercial 70 o. and Washington
Loan 81 Trust won by default over Co
lunbia
Final team standings.
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Team Standings.
PUBLIC PARKS LEAGUE.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.

Edgewood netmen, pace-setters in
the Capital City League. viii idle sun
day. Pan-Americans will meet Com
monwealth, Filipino Club will face
Washington Grove and Veterans Bu-
rsau win battle CIaremont.
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cARNERA SCORES K. o.

WILMINGTON, Del. August Pl.--
Primo Camera. giant Italian. added an
other knockout to his string last night
scheduled eight-round battle. Camera
by disposing Of Armando de Carlos Of
South America in the second of a
weighed 272ia, De Carlos 1877.
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BATCHELDER GOLF VICTOR.

BROKLINE Mass, August 7 R-
Joe Batchelder of Salem won the New
England amateur golf championship by
defeating Jimmy Dolan of worcester
and z, in their 36-hole final at the
Country Club
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WALKER SIGNS FOR BOUT.

NEW YORK. August Jack Kearns
has announced that he had signed
Mickey Walker to participate in a bout
in Buffalo on August II. Walker pToba-
bly, win oppose Jack Gagnon.
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Big Scrap Looms for Colored
Horseshoe Crown in Virginia

Senior third round pairing at crum-
nell Playground follows:
p. Hughes VS. James Eskridge Elzie Pay
ton vs.. Alphonso Monroe, Charles Dayis vs..
Lester Bess. James Hawkins VS.. William
Jackson. James Henderson VS.. Alphonso
Carpenter. Francis Jenifer vs.. John Brent,
L. Hawkins VS.. William Anderson.
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RT00s 2; FEDERAL-AAfERIcAN. o.
slnEses~Shsnk defeated LinKeF. SIS. e--4
Burnside defeated Elliott, s--s, Sd, 6--l.
Doubies~- Burnside and Shank defeated Cali
Ian and Elliott, Us. ST., e~-6
DISTRICT. ;; COMMERCIAL. 0.
sinxles-- yillouehby defeeted Scott, e-4,
S. Mullen defeated CHASER. e-3 fos-
faoitl. DoQoies--M Mullen and Stathan de-
feeteo seott sne Harris, Ga, 4--6 e-~4
WASHINGTON LOAN a TRUST. s; CO.
LuMBfA. Q tFCREE1T3.
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LEAGUE NETMEN ACTIVE
Matches to Be Played Tomorrow
in Three Circuits.

in Three Circuits.
Potomac viii strive to widen its lead
over the runner-up Henry team tonor-
row in the Public Parks Tennis League.
Potomac will face Rock Greek, tied for
fourth place with Monument, on the
Rock Greek courts, and Henry, league
champion last year. will engage Monu-
ment on the Monument layout. The
birthplace Montrose team will engage
Taft, which Is occupying the cellar, in
the other match on the Taft courts.
In the Suburban League tomorrow
Standards. which has the flag clinched,
will meet the last-place Wesley Heights
racketerS at Wesley Heights. and Capt
tal-Lakeview will face Argyle on the
formers courts
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. va. August
THE Potomac River was clear and
the Shenandoah was muddy this
morning
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YOUTHFUL SWIM MERS
TAKING MORE TESTS
Western Section Trials on Today,
Following Competition in
Eastern Division.

Boy swimmers who will represent the
western section of the city against the
cream of the eastern division in the city
playground championship meet were to
be picked this afternoon in contests at
the Georgetown pool. The title meet
will be held next Friday afternoon In
the Georgetown tank.
Eastern section eliminations were held
yesterday in the Rosedale pool,
Girls who will represent the western
section in the girls city championships
next Wednesday afternoon at Rosedale
also were picked yesterday. The east
lected. All who place in the various
eliminations qualify for the city meets
Yesterdays summaries:
BOYS EASTERN SECTION
7a-PoUND CLASS.
25-yard free style-won by Byron Carols
second, Daniel o'Connor; third, Albert Mar
ioo-yard relay-won by Harvey Derins,
Albert. Marshall Daniel oConnor' bryon
Besinners, race won by Gilbert sinonds;
second. William McGrath; third tie between
Raymond Proctor and Michael catella.
so-PoUND CLASS.
2s-yard free style-won by Daniel Car
roll; second, Bernard Poole; third, RoS
second. Daniel Carroll; third, James Roland
l00-yard relay--Won by Bernard Poole
Roy Collins, woodrow Miller, Daniel Carroll
1ls-PouND CLASS.
25-yard free style---Won by Carlton Reese
second. Paul Wilson; third. william Green.
25-yard breast stfoke--Won by Paul Will
som second, Vernon Hayes; third, William
Green
25-yard back stroke--Won by Paul Wilson;
second. Vernon HIVES.
ioo-yard relay-won by PHui Wilson. vii
liam Green. Vernon Hayes. Carlton Hayes.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
25-yard free style-Won by William
Simonds; tie for second between Paul Cooper
and Edward Foreman third, William Mar
mion
25-yard breast stroke-Won by William
Marmion; second, Samuel Mimi; third, Will
liam SimordS
25-yard hack stroke-won by Paul Cooper;
second. Wiiliem Mafmion.
100-yard relay-Won by Edward Foreman,
William Marmion, William Simonds, Paul
Cooper,
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tional Ira Marshall of Falls
Church headed for the Virginia State
finals, one of the hottest horseshoe
matches that win be played in the
colored section Of The washington
Stars tourney is in the making. Bull
lock is the chap who played the metro
politan champ, Arthur West. OFF, his
feet in the finals last Fall Bull
lock and West tossed S6 ringers apiece
IN the final game with West on top,
so to 4S.
Albert Marshall, Virginia State run
ner-up. looks to be a sure bet to be
in the money again. Chairman Eugene
James reports the Arlington County
champ better than ever and predicts a
victory over Bullock Stanley Robinson,
Fort Berry title holder, has to be rec
koned with, as will Richardson of Falls
Church, Walter Smith of Halls Hill and
B. johnson Of Baileys Cross Roads.
A new threat is Ira Marshall of Fails
Church. He is cleaning up everything
in and about Falls Church and is par
ticularly hard ON visitors. He throws
an open shoe, a one-turn teaSer Samuel
Murray, local chairman, puts his claim
in, not only for the Stats title, but the
metropolitan crown. Among those listed
to play at Falls Church are the cham
pion, Willis Richardson; George Polk,
Ralph Robinson, Bill Allen, T. Dickson,
z. Timer, H. Suffer, R. Timer, E.
Lomax. Herbert Parker, w johnson,
Raymond Denney, Ira Marshall, sam
uel Murray, George Denney, Frank
Timer Avon Lee, s. L. Lee, Asbury
Snowden and A. johnson.
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MISS SIMMONS. director of the
w Smothers Playground reports the
following seeond-round pairings
senior--Lewis Dozier VS. David Bolts. r.
Smith VS.. NJ. Dunn. M. Green VS. H 3.
Brown, Jessie Gray VS.. A. Sullivan, s. Gross
vs.. G. Reels. l.. Smith VS. r. Dyson, r. Cary
vs.. r. Allen MILFORD Ware, bye.
The Magruder tourney IL moving
along smoothly reports Olive Rose, di-
rector
Results follow:
Junior-willism Monteomery defeated
John Cupid. 52-s; Carlton Smith defeated
Raymond Wheeler, 5l-4e seniors-Joseph
johnson defeated Calls Bennett, 5f-S2i
John jackson defeated Charles O'Connor,
5S-19
BRANDYWINE Md. August T.
Chairman Howard Proctor reports tina;
tournament play will start next Wed
nesoay. Entrants are requesting q
longer period for practice.
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ANGLERS GUIDE.

o a R 9E s soR As Sas A E AHes
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w YITH Archie Bullock of Halls
A Hill, Albert Marshall Of
v " Fort Berry and the sensa-
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