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GRID OFFICIALS CALLED.

An important meeting of the WASH
ington-District Foot Ball Oficials' AS
sociation will be held tomorrow night
at o'clock in the Lee House. A fun
attendance Is urged
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Season Records.

Hsh team game-Owls. 545
High team set-A. T. A.. 1919
High individual game-WolowitZ (Phi
High individual average-Goldberg "a z.
A.. 1910
La nhda Eul. 1873.
High individual set-Goldberg "a. T. Al,
High spares-Canter "a T. A.. 81.
High strikes-Abeman "a. 2. A. and
Sean tOwls). T.
High fat game-Bookof "a. z. A. and
Broidie (Theta Sigma Gamma), %.
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Bowling League Standings
SANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records

High team game-La Billie. SOB.
High team set-Fagan. 1,1O1.
High individual average-La Bile. ll2-2
,HtEh individual game-Rathgeb,. 162.
High individual set-Reid, 3S4.
Hizt, strfkes-Ls Billie. 13.
High spares-Bittenbender, 6S.
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SerLiOn Q.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Diplomat. 1888.
High team same-Bazzuro. 612.
High individual set-Coeuzzi. 800.
High individual game-CocuZzi, 161.
High strikes-D. Hall, 81.
High spares-Schlosser 81.
High average-Schlosser. 1873.
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MASONIC LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-Centennial SOL
High team set-La Fayette, 1872.
High individual average-Dixon tKing
David. 1l5-i.
High individual set-Miltner Pentalpha).
800.
High individual game-Belk (Petworth).
151.
High strikes-Guerrier tTakoma). "a.
High spares-Watson (La Fayette), 96,
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TYPOTHETAE LEAGUE.
Season Records.
Hirh team pama -Rarfnn n.,ar l.

High team game-Barton, Duer Koch
Paper Co.. 62S
Hi1h individual game-Fox. 1872
High individual set-Glossbrenner, 393.
High spares-Beatty. 92.
High strikes-Mayo, 1S
High individual averages-peatty, 117-3.
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Interstate Commerce League

INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES.
VALUATION.
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LUTHERAN LEAGUE.
Season Records.
woMENs FEDERAL LEAGUE.

High team set-Georgetown, ! $40.
High team game-St. Marks. 5S2.
High individual sew. Lindberg. 800
High individual game-W. Lindberg 145.
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CIVIC cLURs LEAGUl

High team game-KiWanis, 629.
High team set-Kiwanis, 1864
High individual same-Baltz tKiwanis).
1856.
Hish individual set-Kinnahan CReci-
procity), 375.
High strikes-Rose CNewcomers). II.
High spares-Robb tOptimist), "a.
High average-Singer tKiwanis), 110-5.
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EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGU
Season Records.

High individual average-Charles Hughes,
114-21.
High individual game-Bob Heimer 100
High individual set--Bob Heimer, 3e4
High individual strikes-Bob Heimer. %.
High individual spares-Kettering. 81.
High team game-Nnth No. /. 62l,
High team set-Ninth No. l. 1.733.
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I SeHsOn heCUIus.
| High team game-Washington Centennial
No. /. 537.
High team set-Washington Centennial
| No. ] 1867.
High individual average-Owen. 104-l
| High individual game-E Veihmeyer, 133
saa. alsh inaiS'duai 'e'-D0Ss ana Malcolm
| High strikes-Owen. Is.
| High spares-Dove. 6S.
/ High nat Kame=WilliamS. "a.
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Kess,er, guard, and Crville Targee, who
PLAYED three years ago but who has
been out of school until now. Targee
is expected to clinch a regular job.
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hGSS.GT, RudlU, dIlA Vi VAN 49, oS>i
PLAYED three years ago but who has
been out of school until now. Targee
is expected to clinch regular job.
CALLAUDET-Thr regulars and
" more than a dozen other aspirants
of more or less experience are
practicing under Coach Wally krug,
starting his sixth season as court coach
of the Kendall Greeners. In George
Brown and Jimmy Rayhill, forwards,
ana Hermo Antila, center, Coacn kruy
has a good nucleus and from the re-
mainder OF his squad he hopes TO un-
earth pair o. strong running mates.
Other aspirants include Seth Crock
EFT, Kenneth Burdett: Davy DavidoWltz,
Frenchy Higgins, Wells Logan, Steve
Koziar, Emil Ladne-, Bob Lyme, John
Davis. Glenn Mcconnell, Merle Gcodin,
Ray Long, Joe Burnett and lie Roy
Turner.
WITH the aid of those two intersec-
w tional games, basket ball may at
tract more interest this season
than has been manifest in years. A week
from next Thursday, December IS.
George Washington will entertain Mis-
souri, In the Tech High gymnasium
which also will be used fog five other
major G. w. games.
Washington fans have locked over
any number of teams employing the
Walter e Meanweil system OF play, but
it IS never really genuine without Mean
well himself And MeanWell. whose
system is to basket ball what the Notrc
Dame system is to foot ball. is coach
ing those Wisconsin toSsers, who in
wade the gigantic Ritchie Coliseum on
December % to play Maryland In the
Terps' initial start.
lew, If any, soft spots" appear on
J. the schedule of any Of the six COL
leges In addition to Wisconsin Mary
land must face its ever-potent South
ern Conference foeS-Duke, Georgia.
V.P. l.. Washington and Lee, V. M. :.
North Carolina, Virginia ct alas well
as Navy. Johns Hopkins, Western Mary
land and the annual Southern Confer
ence tourney.
Georgetown has its intercollegiate
Conference rivals-Pittsburgh Car
negie Tech, West Virginia and Temple,
among others George Washington, in
addition to Missouri will tackle st.
Johns of Brooklyn, North Carolina
State. Duquesne, Wake Forest and
Duke. Catholic University has its Mary
land, North Carolina State, Wake For
est and Baltimore Loyola games;
American U. its Navy and Gallaudet
tests. and Gallaudet its tilts with c. U,
Western Maryland, Baltimore U. and,
of course, American U.
American u, incidentally, has un-
listed games with Bridgewater and
Iynchburg, the dates of which have
not been decided upon.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team gsme-Cools Drinks $50.
High team set-Swan's, 1872.
Hish individual game-Sam Simon
tSwan's). 175.
High individual set--Burton (Swan's, AIS.
High strikes-Espey. 81
High spares-P. Harrison, 1lS
High average-P. Harrison, 124-2.
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TAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.
d. C. INTERURBAN LEAGUE
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Auth. 1905.
High team game-Auth, $50.
High individual set-Riley tAuth). 355.
High individual game-Riley tAuth), 1875.
High strikes-Murray Cooks Bakery, Il.
High spares--McClary Morton Salt. 64
Flat game-Slater tGobeD. 81; NJ. Katz
fPadgett Printers1, 92.
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1O1 TiLTS SLATED
WITH 56 AT HOME

Continued From Third Page)
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GOLF CLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Beaver Dam. 1,70s.
High team game-ConGresstonal and Beav-
er Dam. 500.
High individual sst-Fisher. 372.
High individual seme-ktng, $50.
High strtkes-Groome ana r1kher, 4.
High spares-Macaboy, 16.
Hjgh average-Tsher, Ia.
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Deaths Reported.

y William B. e 9en Pclsy q a. i' sos espso
john A. Waddey, 10. 1880 Park I'd.
Aida Gray, SO. National Homeopathic
Peter Eckell. so. Casualty Hospital.
Louis Tashof, 86, 1885 st.
Henry T, stancliff. 60. Walter Reed Gen.
claTsnee. Hrrick. s4, Walter Reed Gen
Louis e Jefrries. 90. willard Hotel
Joseph Mann. 81, Little Sisters OF the
Clifton L. Whalen, Al, 1924 Prospect ave
Grover c. Daniels. 80, 4542 Grant I'd
Percy Z. Harrington. IS, GARFIELD HOS
Harry J. Smith. "a, 612 G st.
Mary Moore, IS, Walter Reed Genera
hG Frank r. Hassard. 7. 1859 Potomac ave
Edward Tindall. 4, Garfield Hospital.
James r. Proctor. "a, Home for Aged
Alice Lewis. "a. slO LIST st. s.w.
Marsery Y. Smith. 6s. 2224 N st.
John r. Brown, so, Gallnger Hospital.
Anna L. Green, 81. SIT 48th pl. ne.
Holen johnson, IS, Gallinger Hospital.
Eleanor Francis, so, s3s T st.
John Robinson. 40, near 26th and M SITS
Alice s. B. Byrd. 40, 100 D St
Eli v. Lomax, At, 80 / st. ne.
Oscar L. Jackson. 81 Emergency Hospital
William Kingsburry. 20. Casualty Hospital
Leslie Green. 10, Freedmen's Hospital
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Hpatha

ANDERSON, MILDRED M. On THURSDAY,
MILDRED M. ANDERSON, wife Of Ben
lamtn w. Anderson. Services at the s.
H Hines Co. funeral home. 2sol l4th st.
NV, Saturday, January is. at pm.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
ARNOLD, ELIZABETH A. On Thursday,
January IA. 1882, at Providence Hospital.
ELIZABETH A. ARNOLD Of 288 A st. Sc,
beloved widow of Albert K. Arnold. Re-
mains are resting at zurhorst's funeral
tnterment at Tulley, N. Y.
BARNES. MARTHA w. On Thursday, jan
uary IA, 1892. at The residence of her son,
Charles F. Barnes. 1887 A st. ne, MAR
TIA W.. BARNES. Funeral from the
above residence on Saturday, January Is.
at IL am. InteSment Mount Olivet Gene
terry in Baltimore, Md. 10
BERRY, BUTLER L. Tuesday, January IL.
1892. at Walter Reed Hospital, BUTLER 1.
BERRY. husband OF the late Matte s.
Berry and devoted father OF Mrs. Mamie
Tibbs Haynes. Mrs. Edna Marshall, Au-
guStus l.. and Everett L. Berry, stepfather
OF Mrs. Marion Stevenson. Mrs Wilmena
Clarkson, CeleSt NJ. and Samuel G. Willis
neral Saturday. January Is, at 2: 80 pm,
from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church,
1882 st. NV, Rev. Rivers oficiating
BUCKNER, MINNA D. Suddenly. on We'd
nesday, January Is, 1882 at Middleburg,
Va, MINNA D., beloved wife of Florien
Buckner of Rockville, Md. Funeral from
the chapel of J, william Lees Sons, S32
Pa ave. NV, Saturday, January l6, at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. Interment Union Cemetery, ROCK
vile. Md.
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Births Reported.

Edward j. and Blanche La Force, boy;
Dwight D. and Mary E. Locke, boy.
Taylor A. and Alice C. Marsh, boy.
Arthur E. and Ella A. Owens, boy.
Harry L. and Mary Vota, boy.
Nick and Anna Ksrras. girl.
George and Nettie Sipkin, girl.
Domini L. and Katie M, Pace; boy.
James B. and Sara Hopkins. girl.
Arthur J. and Margaret A. sherwin, girl.
Leonard L. and RoSeleah A. Fleming, girl.
Stanley F. and Dorothy L. Brewster, girl.
Robert A. and Kathleen L. Kane, girl.
James F. and Ruth NJ. Watson, girl.
Winfred A. and Virginia E. Chesser girl.
Charles e. and Alice K. Barbour, boy.
Peter P. and Emma GILES, boy.
Dewitt and Alberta Butler, boy.
John and Emma Hoiley. boy.
Willy and Vivian Patrick, girl.
Samuel and Ella Kemper. girl
Earl and Francomia Still, boy
Ice and Cora Thomas. boy
Joseph and Helen Nelson, girl
James A. and Lucy Lumpkin, girl
Roy and Annie Cheeks, girl
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Marriage Licenses.

H. L. Jones. Il. and Margaret L. Holmes
20: Rev. L. B. Franck.
Garry Matthews 81, and Jane CrutchneIa.
10: Rev. L. H. Schaefer.
Elmer HERE, 50, and Hazel Sloan, "a; Rev,
II. B. Baker. 50. and Mildred E. Potter,
80: Rev. u. @. Pierce. -
Harold Neuman, "a, and Clementlne will
liams. a. Rev. P. D. Perryman.
Willie Sales, a. and Madeline Bronen, 27;
w. r. Maher, 27. and Mary J. Murray. rs;
Rev s. Carroll Coae.
Laurence Coolidge. 2s Boston. Mass. and
Victoria s. Tytus, ~, Washington; Rev En-
Walter W: Bryan, as. and sada zaremba.
as Rev. j. r. Szoo.
James E. Marshall so. and Sarah Tillmsn,
SO; Rev James H. Marshall.
RAYMOND Bethel. Is, and Mary A. Bell. 49,
Rev. W. WeStray.
Bond. 90: Rev. w. 8. Abernethy.
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CAYTON FUNERAL RITES
HELD AT HOME TODAY
Head of Storage Company Was
Strick en- With Cerebral Hem
orrhage at Office Wednesday.

Funeral services for Max Csyton,
president and manager of the Union
Storage g. Transfer Co. here for IS
years, who died after being stricken
with cerebral hemorrhage at his Of
flee Wednesday, we're held this morning
at II o'clock at his home, 2943 Macomb
street. Burial was in Adas Israel Gene
terry.
Mr.. Cayton, who came to this coun-
try from Russia when youth. was the
father Of Judge Nathan Cayton OF the
Municipal Court and of Harry, Albert,
Leon and Howard Cayton. He is sur
vived also by his widow, Mrs. Rose
Cayton.
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KEEL TREE HARD TO FIND
Search for Schooner's Material
Takes Maine Builders IA Days.

1t took IA days to find tree in the
Maine woods to provide just the proper
material for the keel of 66-foot
schooner yacht being built in Boothbay
Harbor for a Chicago client.
The log, prepared from the tree for
the construction Of the keel, was four
feet in diameter and 80 feet long.
Copyright. 1922
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ORVILLE SWANK DEAD
Employe of U. S. Civil Service
Commission for 43 Years.

Orville S. Swank, an employe of the
United States Civil Service Commission
for 43 years, died early today at his
home. 4l2 Oglethorpe street. Appointed
one month before Roosevelt was named
civil service commissioner, Mr.. Swank
served as his stenographer, as well as
for Gen. John c. Black and other COM
missioners.
From the time Of his appointment he
had prepared the daily minutes Of the
proceedings of the commission.
Mr.. SWank was born in Iowa in 1852,
and received his education at Burling-
ton Iowa
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DrathH

VALLEY. CORA NJ. On Wednesday. jan
uary Is. 1882. CORA M, beloved wife OF
Glenn A. VALLEY. Remains resting at the
W. W. Chambers Co funeral home, 1900
Chaplin ST. NV. Notice OF funeral later.
WESLEY. ELIZABETH. On Thursday. jan
uary IA, 1882, at Freedmen's Hospital,
ELIZABETH WESLEY. wife of John weS-
ley, daughter Of William and the late Car
Frances, Viola. James. Alfred John
Charles and William Wood She also
leaves niece, Helen Wood, and many
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines funeral
chapel; Ord and Eye SITS. s.w. Notice OF
funeral later
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FOUND.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League. 349 Maryland ave. S.w. Nat 808S
DOG-Young female; brindle color; had on
harness and collar, but no tag. Phone Met
ropolitan 1882. To-
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81, 456 Beauties" in Spain.

MADRID (P)-Senoritas numbering
3l,456 won beauty prizes last year, but
aren't called queens" any more The
title went out with the monarchy.
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LOST

DOG-Black Scottish terrier, named Dash
Lyon Village, Va Clarendon GOT
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DOG-Long haired young female, white
with brown spot around left eye and on
back over tail. Tel. Georgia 1920. Reward.
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HULyIHuL, NELLIE On We

NULyIHILL, NELLIE. On wednesday. jan
uary Is. 1882. at her residence. 81 Mchi-
gan ave. ne. NELLIE MULVIHIL1, be-
loved wife of the late Michael Mulvihill
and mother Of Mary Ellen McEnery.
Funeral from her late residence on Sat-
urday. January is, at $50 am. Requiem
high mass at Holy Name Church at a m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount OliVet Cemetary. Is
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AMBROGL LUCIA. In sad but loving re-
membrane of our dear mother, LUCIA
AMBROGI who departed this life six
years ago today, January Is, 1926
Gentle mother, Sainted mother.
Loving mother. so kind and true;
Resting now in peace with Jesus,
Loving hearts remember you
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, Q
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WRIST WATCH, Elgin. white gold, lady's;
initials L. G. E. Emerson 2429. Reward.
WRIST WATCH-Ladys gold; initials A:
A. A. on back; on Wednesday night. Call
Ma innal 36a3 Reward
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S38 IN BILLS wrapped in a piece of cloth
Reward if returned to Mrs. Branom, la7o
Florida ave, NV.
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MEEKS, HERMAN NJ. Suddenly, on We'd
nesday, January 10. 1882, at EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL HERMAN M, husband of Mttie
R. Meeks aged As years. Funeral from
w. w Deals funeral home. s16 H ST. ne,
on Saturday. January Is, at 2 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery Is
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HARVEY ALEXANDER MCMILLAN 8

denIy, on IhuTsday JanuaTg I3, Iy3z'
band of Amelia Harvey. Remains resting
at the w. w. Chambers Co. funeral home,
later.
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is 1889. MARY. widow Of Samuel r.
Munden Funeral from her daushter's
residence, Mrs. William Cady, Seat Pleas
ant, Md, Monday, January 10, at $50
am; thence to st. Margaret's Church.
Seat Pleasant. Md. where requiem mass
soul. Interment Congressional Cemetery.
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HAWKINS, JOHN SMITH. On Friday. Jan

uary IS, 1882. JOHN SMITH, beloved hus-
band OF Mabel v. Hawkins and father of
Hawkins. Mrs. Elmer H. Baldus Mrs
Thomas M. Stormont, Mrs, Roy Spady and
Miss Margaret Hawkins. Remains resting
14o0 Chaplin st. NV. Notice OF funeral
lat
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bers Of Mount Olive Tabernacle, No. 3
Order of Galilean Fishermen. are hereby
notified of call meeting Friday, January
is, 1882. at 7:3o o'clock at Fishermen's
Temple. $40 F st. s.w., to make arrange
ments for the funeral of Sister MARTHA
MARKSLEY Saturday. January Is. at
pm. from the Pilgrims Baptist Church,
Ord AND a,S Van st say sw ,,,r, w
SISTER EMMA MAGRUDER, R. Sec.
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SCHWARTZ CLEVER
IN BEATING KOSC|S
Shows Deadly Left Hand in
0utpointing Hungarian.
Stricken Whipped.
DEADLY accurate left hand that
continually pecked away at the

DEADLY accurate left hand that
~ continually pecked away at the
~ usually elusive head Of Antol
Kocsis, Hungarian bantam
weight, won for Benny Schwartz, vet
eran Baltimorean, a sweet victory at
Portrer's Arena last hight and future
shot at Emil Pladner at Fort Wash
ington.
Schwartz was given five of the eight
rounds, with two even and the other
to Koscis. The Hungarian rushed
Schwartz from the start. but Benny's
lightning left ever was in the speedy
Hungarian's face In the second round
Schwartz opened a wide cash over
Kocsis' left eye and the claret. in his
eyes during the rest of the bout, ham,
pered Jimmie Bronson's protege no
little
Several times Schwartz all but had
Kocsis en- the floor. Kocsis' best rounds
were the fifth. seventh and eighth.
Cowboy Owen Phelps decisively
trounced Billy Strickler in the semi
wind-up, Strickler taking terrific
mauling, but remaining on his feet
throughout. Phelps long uppercuts had
Strickler groggy on two occasions.
Roddy Davis was too much for Dom
aid First in one of the four FOUNDERS,
getting a unanimous decision, while
Whitley Saylor was awarded technical
kayo over Oscar Voight in the other
prelim. The third scheduled eight
rounder. between Joe Fino and Midget
Mike Dundee, failed to 60 through when
Dundee forgot to show. An extra bout
will be put on next week.
Evening star., 1932-06-01
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
HARRISBURG, Pad (Strangler)
Lewis, 23O, Los Angeles, threw Herb
Freeman. 220, New York, 20:30; Roland
Kirchmeyer, 2l9, Oklahoma, threw
George Hagen, 2o9. New York, 1920.
NEW YORK-Dick Shikat, PIT,
Philadelphia threw Fritz Kley, 2l2,
Germany, BOAT; Tiny Roebuck, $50,
Oklahoma, threw Paul Favre, 2l0,
France 4:42; Leo Pinetzki, 275, Poland,
drew with Herman Hickman, 22l, Knox
vile, Tenn, $1,000
NEW HAVEN, Conn-Earl McCready,
227, Oklahoma, won by foul from Jack
Washburn. 240, California (Washburn
disqualified for roughing, 1889; Joe
Komar, 235. Chicago, won by foul from
Benny Ginsberg. 210, Chicago, 1912;
Century Milstead, 21o, New Haven,
threw Lilo Nardi, 2O5, Chicago, 7:18;
Mike Romano. 205, Chicago, threw Jack
Hurley, 204, New York, 1852.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Joe Savoldi, 205.
Three Oaks, Mich. tossed Hardy Krus-
kamp, 2O8. Columbus, Ohio, two Of
three falls; Abe Coleman. 200, New
York, threw Myron Cox, 212, Los Ange-
les, 1900; Ad Herman. 2l5. Inglewood,
Calf. and Charley Santen, 223. both
fell out of ring after 26 minutes, called
no contest; Joe Banaski, 178, Oklahoma
City, and AL Baffert. 100, Hollywood,
drew, $1,000; Paddy Mack, 1870, Boston,
tossed Billy McCune, 1872, $500.
Evening star., 1932-06-01
PLAY IS CENTERED
IN MIXED DOUBLES
Three Patches on City Tourney
List-Reba Krson Reaches
Final in Singles.
THREE mixed doubles matches were

THREE mixed-doubles matches were
i to mark play this evening in the
City of Washington tennis cham
pionships on the Rock Creek Reservoir
courts, starting at 4 80 o'clock.
The card: 4:30, Miss Walker Garnet
VS.. Mrs. Wyeth- -Karrick; 500. Mrs,
Davis -Massitt VS. Miss Morris-Grove
$50, Mrs. Martinez-Sendel VS.. Miss
Moore-Gould.
Reba Kirson former Baltimore net
luminary. who moved to Washington
last Winter will meet Mrs. Ruth Marti-
nez, No. District woman player, for
the singles title. Miss Kirson gained
her final brackets yesterday when she
conquered the hard-hitting Alice Davis,
daughter of the donor of the famed
tennis cup. The score was IS, 2-6,
GO. The Martinez-Kirson match will
not be played until next week because
both have been chosen members OF
the Middle Atlantic Sears Cup team,
which meets teams from New York and
New England Friday and Saturday in
Philadelphia and practices today in
Baltimore.
A lobbing game was employed by Miss
Kirson to Illustrate Miss Davis smash
ing attack.
Mrs. Charles P Stone and Mrs. N. c.
Wyeth today are in the doubles flnal.
They vanquished Dorothy Kingsbury
and Cecyle Raver in a stubborn three
set fray yesterday, 2-6, Ga, 6-4.
Evening star., 1932-06-01

Club. Eakin yesterday downed Gen. r.
H. Allen by and ! in the final round
of the tourney after he had beaten
E. o. Wagenhorst by 5 and in the
semi-hnal, while Gen. Allen was beat
ing Rear Admiral Charles B. McVay,
2 up.
ERED MCLEOD rayed at Congress
l. sional yesterday with Sandy Armour
and Victor Cahill and Fred Towers,
the latter two a pair Of amateurs
Armour was around the course in 10.
two better than par, and Mcleod scored
a 72, exactly par.
Bob Barnett showed he is in fine
scoring fettle for the qualification
rounds by scoring a 69 over the Chevy
Chase course. He came to the six
teenth needing trio of fours for
&c. but put his tee shot into the trees
at the sixteenth for 6, finishing with
a pair CT As for a g. Par for the
Chevy Chase course is SO.
r o. WAGENHORST is the winner
Il. Of the May putting event for
members of the Senior Golf Asso-
citation CT the Chevy Chase Club with
a score of 81 for the 81 hole5. B. S.
Minor was second with a card of So
THREE of the leading woman golfers
i Of Washington were playing today
in the first round of match play
in the first flight of the Maryland
State Woman's Championship at the
Elkridge Hunt Club course Mrs J.
Marvin Haynes of Columbia, Middle
Atlantic title holder, who qualified yes
terday with card Of 80, was opposed
to Mrs Lloyd Harrison of Baltimore;
Mrs. Betty P. MeckIey of Indian
Spring. former District champion, who
qualified in second place with a score
of 80, played against Mrs. Jerome Slo-
man Of Baltimore. and Mrs Charlotte
Colladay of Columbia. whose qualifying
score was 90. was opposed to Mrs. NJ
L. Bell of Baltimore, a former Mid
atlantic champion.
Mrs. Meckley's SO was only one
stroke above the winning 88 scored by
Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow of Elkridge. The
former District champ was out in Al
and back in 48, with ball out of
bounds.
MORE than dozen woman golf
w stars of the Chevy Chase Club
played today in the first round
Of the event for the French High Com
mission Cup. The qualification round
Yesterday was won by Mrs Hume
Wrong. who had a card of 90. Mrs.
L. 0. Cameron was second with 93