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POINT SCORE.
REBOUND CLASS.

so-ysrd dash--won by Leonard skinker
Howard: second, Ernest Harris willow
Treel. third, John Blair tcardoza). Time,
RlHning broad iump-won by Donsid
i low T Sss5 Distanc cisi ias feet.
Dsos snd HsnPg 5 e WGs second
Raymond Colston and r, Redmond; third.
Logan Joseph brown and Raymond Thorn
22o-yard rsiay@won by cardezs IL
.:5ss Ror Psz F s2Tn W c. Wsrdd
Thomas J Grady; third, B-igss z. Jones,
}. Mcclintock. J. Gregor. r. Haishtl.
as-PoUND CLASS
e0-yard daxh--won by James smallwood
third asa0. 0q stnt STy'1
Fss5:. S:., nos. e. h ..ssss
kins cIoran!, pistsne.. la feet II laeSss,
bruce Cook; third: Melvin DoEsts tcOok5.
ht sso-yard e r.iaym fRes BY Howard &C.
Campbell; Hall. ". Mitchell. n Trent
3. Payne. r. Houston: third BrigRs o.
Hudson. J. Brlscoe. c, Branch. D. KinnAre).
1so-PoUSD CLASS.
so-yard dash--won BY Eugene Brown
fcardozal: second, Alvin weob tBFiKss);
RUNNING broad 5ump--Won by Edward
Skinker fHoward3. second. Howard Csmbei
Howard third. Bruce Wall fWiiloW Tree
Distance, II feet ga inches
Running high JnriO--Wan by James HaF-
rod fMaRruGe-l: second. Samuel Bailey
tCardoza}. Hefsht. feet inches.
3so-yard reIay-Won by Cardoza w. Jor-
dan. A. Stone, r. Anderson. J. Cunning
ham; second. LOGAN fTillman, Hawkins.
Powell, Harrisl. third Barry Farms y
wiiliams J. Hawkins. c. Valentine, T.
IIs-PoUND CLASS.
To-ysrd dash--Won by Calvin Pendleton
lBriggsl second, Milton Jones fWiilow
Tree third, Albert Crowley (Cardoza}.
Running broad 3ump--Won by W. Ehakin
fCardozal: second. @. Duffy Sixth and L. :;
third, I. Randolph tMagruder). Distance,
RunninE high jump-won BY Robert Mar
shall reese PeTkl; second. Louis Black
fCa rdozal; third. Francis Contee Logan).
Height, feet / inch
UNLIMITED CLASS.
i0o-yard dash--Won By Norman Fickiin
sixth and Il: second. Wil5eTt Henry Gear
dozsl third, Thomas Jackson tCArdozai.
Running broad 3ump-Won by Vincent
son Loganl; third. Horace Lloyd tCRrdoza)
Distance. IL feet inches
Running high tuFrp-Won by Henry Snip
son BARRY FarmsD second. RAYMOND Toll
son Howard; third L&roy Colsman
uozan). HEIGHT, feet inches.
Han-snIle TEn-Won by Robert Miller
Cook second. Milton Joyner tRose Park !:
third, Earl Campbell (Magrueer) Time, 2
minutes Is seconds
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MRS. TYSON FACING
HER GOLF|NG INK
Mrs. Hill, Conqueror of West
ern Champ Three Years in
Row, Again in Path.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON.

Y HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. August
- ~ tF9.-Mrs. George Tyson Of
Kansas City found herself face
TO face with her noteworthy
eolflng jfnx today as she sauntered out
to protect her womens Western cham
pionship.
Her foe as the battle entered the
third round over the Exmoor Country
Club layout was none other than her
home town rival, Mrs. Opal s. Hill,
whom she hasn't succeeded in defeat
ing for three straight years. The
champion was very much on the game
that crowned her national champion
IN 1927, but so was her opponent, and
IL looked like the most sizzling duel OF
the tournament.
The second match OF the upper
bracket also was expected to be hard
tussle, involving two of Chicago's best
golfers-Virginia Van VIE and MIS-.
Charles Dennehy. runner-up in the 1928
championship. Miss Van Vie ruled .
slight favorite. but she has been linked
so often IN Western play that that
match, too, was of the toss-up variety.
Topping the lower bracket was Mrs.
Leona Pressler of Sangabriel. Calf,
holder of the crown two years in q
row in 1927 and 1928. Her quarter
final opponent was one Of the surprises
Of the tournament, Helen Macedonian
Of Chicago. Mrs Pressler, who won
the medal with a par card Monday.
was favored to win although she APP
peared OF her game yesterday as she
was carried TO the final green TO defeat
Mrs. Roy Green, Los Angeles city cham
pion. up.
June Beebe. 18-year-old Chicago star,
who eliminated Bernice Wall of Osh-
koSh, Wis. yesterday, 2 and /, and
Mrs. John Arends Of Detroit were
rivals in the last match, with Miss Beebe
the fayorite.
So well have the favorites Jared in
the championship struggle that five out
Of the eight scratch players remained IN
the fight. One OF them, Mrs Lee Mida
Of Chicago, was elected By Mrs. Hill,
another scratch player. while two 9TH
ers. Mrs Gregg Lifur OF Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Melvin Jones, Chicago, were
eliminated by young players with near
scratch handicaps
OF the survivors, Mrs TYSON, Mrs
Hill, Mrs. PressleF. Miss Van VIE, and
Mrs. Denrehy were shot makers of the
scratch handicap class
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WOMAN B0WLERS MEET
Mount Rainier League Will Elect
officers Tomorrow Night.

A meeting Of the Mount Rainier
Ladies Bowling League will be held to-
morrow night at 8 O'CLOCK at the Mount
Rainier Recreation.
All team captains Of last year and
Representatives OF any new tsams de-
siring to enter the loop are requested to
be present.
Onicers for the coming season will be
elected and plans will be made.
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The Battle of Beverly
by CRANTLAND RICE
Some Others


those scramble Beverly
week still far complete there is Ross
Somervin championship
and who Bobby would
hardest he had Merton Somerv golfer
there Roland Mackenzie who well
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
qualify
Wednesday
somevle especially chance usually
1t all gets down to a matter of anybodys
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NAVY NETMEN WIN TITLE
Take Doubles to Gain Edge Over
Treasury Team, s to e.

Breaking q 2-2 tie. Russell and
Chandler yesterday defeated Dawson
and Tracy. I2--lo. SIS. 6-l, in the
final doubles to give Navy Department
win over Treasury and the champion
ship Of the Departmental Tennis League.
Treasury and Navy had tied each
other at the end OF the regular season
two weeks ago and yesterdays match
was play-ofT, the first in several years
II was Nays first win in seven years.
Summaries:
Gill and MeVey Navy defeated e4,ara4t
and Purinton. 2--s. 60, 1l-g: 9ta.n and
Seidel Treasury defeated Brown and Ferat
e-3, rs, S.. CLARK and Phillips Treas
ury) defeated Packer and Mehl. fO--s. 81:
Bates and Wilson NAVY defeated Coe and
Gardner. 81, O.; Russell and Chandler
tNayyl defeated Dawson and TrigG, i2-io.
1t, 81
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RECREATION ROLLERS
WILL MEET TUESDAY
Hebrew Interclub Meets Tonight
and Capitol Hill to Hold
Confab Next Week.

A meeting of the Recreation Bowling
League viii be held Tuesday at Q o'clock
on the second floor Of the Recreation
Alleys.
1t is requested that all captains or
representatives Of teams be present as
the election CT officers will be held and
other important questions discussed.
All new teams desiring frachises also
should have Representative at this
meeting.
The Hebrew Interclub League will
meet tonight at the Mosean Club rooms,
100 @ street. at 8 O'Clock.
Managers Of last years teams are re-
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Canadian Champ
u. S. Golf Threat

MONTREAL, August ~ (P.-
AVA Sandy Somerville, Canadian
amateur champion, can be
added to the list of those who have
good chance to win the United
States amateur golf crown this year.
the authority for this statement is
Bobby Jones. who defeated Somer-
VILE last year on his way to the
Bobby was asked what he thought
OF Somerville's chances when he ar
rived here.
You know how golf is he re-
Piled. you never can tell what
VIII happen. Sandy is a good
player all right and / think he has
pretty good chance"
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CALLS G0NZAGA GRIDMEN

Coach OrreI Mitchell Of Gonzaga will
call q class Of gridders TO order tomor-
row night at 7:30 O'Clock at the school
Whether the Purple viii spend a
week Of preliminary training at Cedar
hurst, Md, this year viii be decided
tomorrow.
About IS are expected to appear for
the meeting tomorrow.
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CORDOBA AGAIN WINS
PLAYGROUND HONORS
Takes Title in Competition for Col
ored Boys, With Howard
in Second Place.

Scoring over a dozen rival play
grounds, Cardoza. for the second con-
secutive year, annexed the annual
municipal playground track and field
meet for colored boys yesterday at the
Francis Playground track.
Cardoza scored Al points to 80 for
its nearest rival, which was Howard.
record breaking number Of So en-
tered the half-mile event, which was
won by Robert Miller. Cook. 1t was
necessary. owing to the great number,
to hold time trials.
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HERRMAN. the long- hitti

Jimmy HERMAN, the long hitting
Washington Golf and Country
- Club player, had fine chance
to break 10 over the Washington
course yesterday. Out In "a, playing
in . match with Dore c. Gruver, DR..
T. d. Webb and w. r. McCallum, he
came TO the fifteenth hole with four
pars for a 90. and it looked as If he
might pick up another birdie Eat the
long fifteenth.
Here he hit a fine tee shot well around
the corner, giving him an open shot for
the green. but he flubbed his brassie
shot and took on the par 5 hole. He
finishd 5, 4, 5, for a card of ~. He
and Webb paired against Gruver and
McCallum and finished all square
Herman played f1awless golf up TO
the fifteenth hole, playing every hole
exactly as the card requires, and never
missing q shot until his brassie second
at the fifteenth
The round proved again that II he
enters the District amateur champion
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Amateur VictOrs
In Past Seasons

CHICAGO, August a tP.-Twenty-
~ two golfers have held the ma
tional championship which will
be battled for here August 81 to
September over the Beverly Coun-
try Club course.
Here follows q list of the cham
pions and runner-ups in the 36-year
history of the tournament:
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CUE MYSTERY" TO PLAY.

Featuring q masked marvel" o
pocket billiard exhibition will be held
Saturday night at 407 Rhode Island
avenue northeast. The marvel" is said
TO be challenger for the world title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27

ROBINS WIN EXHIBITION.
ALBANY, N. Y, August 81 H.-
The Brooklyn Nationals defeated the
Albany Eastern League club, IL TO 8
last night in an exhibition game.
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Amateur Colt Championship Without Bobby Jones' Due to Be
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

ship next month he will be one of the
most favored competitors.
Indian Spring is making elaborate
preparations for its stag party to be
held next Wednesday at the club. An
afternoon of golf will be followed by
an evening of athletic entertainment
to be featured by six boxing bouts.
John c. Shorey and Tommy Bones,
two of Washington's entrants In the
National Amateur Championship, are in
Chicago today, sharpening up their
shots IN prepare ton for the amateur
championship billed to start over the
Beverly Country Club course next Mon
day. Roland Mackenzie Of Columbia
has been in Chicago since early in the
week getting ready for the simon pure
classic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-27

Y HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. August
- ~ (Pl.-Mrs. George Tyson Of
Kansas City found herself face
TO face with her noteworthy
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SWIM Is POSTPONED.

Because Of the rain. yesteEdaTa swim
tournament Of the Federal Knployes-
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quested to attend. The league either
viii bowl at the Columbia or Recreation
this season.
meeting Of all teams interested In
the Capitol Hill League will be held next
Tuesday at the Capitol Hill Alleys.
The teams will be divided into two
loops, Class A and Class B.
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VALLEYS lST
VETERAN DIES
~ r. Roberts OF Lyfurd
Passes Away Tuesday
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RED CROSS To
BEGIN DRIVE
Local Chairman Receives
Wire From National
Headquarters

A Campaign II the R5o Crane
Chapter O. TIE A3E-sca1 Rad Cross
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and actual starvation a Thousands
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winter hzrcSLlpS II some SeCtlorS-
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that your people viii not fzIl 70
meet their share OF this hErzn+ta-
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Of tEe Red CrCss o. D1ez6ent and
entire ration We must not fail
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SEAGO'S CIGAR
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First Land Party
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SHORT COURSE
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AMERICA FLAG
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Luxon

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