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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14
really started thinking sometime!

really started thinking Sometimei
And that wedding scene! Now who't
a thought We were celebrating thu
Sheffields wedding anniversary whel
we put that on? But was so EN-
barrassed the way the bridesmaid
suspenders showed above her low
necked evening gown!
And now right in the midst of writ.
ing this, comes the mail with a unani.
nous, or should say anonymous, en-.
velope containing clipping from
Dorothy Dix entitled, What To Picl
In Husband And that, after what
I've just been through! guess ]
know something about husbands after
helping dress ten of them for tina,
fashion show! Dorothy Dix can't tel
me nothin'.
But seriously, where does Doc Nc.
Murray get all his clever skits? Out
of his head? Well, he must have
something besides broken bones in
there, then-oh--I didn't mean that!
He's been setting my mothers broken
wrist, and I'm sort OF bone minded!
I guess 1t was good thing 1t was
Don's mind Bud Flenner was reading
and not mine-there are some SUBJ
stances it's impossible to penetrate.
Anyway, now It's over, and can
settle back and draw q long breath
Nothing on my mind but a curl OF
hair-guess I'll take a nap If they'll
hush that noise-what is 1t anyway?
Something in the offing-seems to be
approaching. Good grief! I forgot
all about you-"The Three Wise
Fools!" And you want your properties
collected, and your costumes fixed,
and-oh, very well!
What's that Gus? Where are your
matches? Why, right there under
your hand! And will you stop that
golf language? Go put your dime in
the cup and keep still.
Bud, you be careful what picture
you turn to in that album. I don't
want Metz to burst out laughing in
the wrong place! Well, I'll take them
all out if you're going to spoil the
show by laughing.
No. you're all right, Joe-just per-
fect-I mean in the play Of course
well-oh rats don't fuss me! Now
George Mccormick you can't carry
that corncob pipe on the stage with
you-no butler ever smoked corn
cob. And Lewis, don't want you get
ting out of character and wandering
down through the audience kissing
folks Just remember you're not in
your cabaret costume now.
Saunders is fine-and so Is Benny
the Duck-only don't get too rough
with your wife in that scene-remem-
Der you're not at home. Besides, she's
the only heroine we've got and if you
throw her across the footlights, or
break an arm the show can't go on.
Now let me see, Martin and Ed
Harmeling ought to be here-where
are they? E-e-eek! Oh! My
Heavens! Just because you're a couple
of bold bad detectives you don't need
to sneak up on body that way
scared me most to death! Well, go do
your pussy footing some place else
And now-have we got everybody?
Oh, here's Charlie Van-step up
Charles, don't be bashful. What? Oh
you think folks might not like you be-
cause you're Jail bird? Hmph!
Well, there's plenty of birds that
ought to be in Jail that aren't, and
some
Well now you're all set, and If you
remember your lines and act as Direc-
tor Don told you to you're going over
big. Three Wise Fools, with nine
others-oh, you're going to be good!
Vurtain! Curtain!
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1932-01-14

The F. s. T. Club met on January
at the home of Mrs. G. G. Soike, as
sisted by Mrs. F. M. Sherman.
Mr.. Bill Beard of Seattle spent the
weekend with his home folks.
Last Friday evening Robert Harmel-
ing entertained number of friends
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Harmeling.
Mrs. Herman Deppman was hostess
to the Sunshine Club on Wednesday
afternoon at her home.
Joint installation of the Odd Fell
lows and Sebekahs will take place on
this Thursday evening. Mr.. w. D.
Garvin and Mrs. Anna McCrary will
be installed as leading officers Of these
bodies for 1882.
Mr.. ]. H. Rodda has Chevrolet
Six coupe, which he and Mrs. Rodda
are enjoying.
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% 10 feet high by 81 feet long. 1t
was necessary to ship each of these
enormous pieces of steel in two sec
lions which were assembled at tho
gate openings.
In time of flood these gates will be
lifted clear Of the water by large
gentry crane which travels along the
dam from gate to gate.
In order that salmon going up the
Columbia in the spawning season may
not be stopped by the dam, two fish
ladders are being installed, one on the
east side already being In operation.
These are 600 feet long and 20 feet
wide. They are being built with l2-
inch steps so that fish can ascend
easily and reach the upper sections
of the river.
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There's A Difference.

Judge: II cannot conceive of a
meaner, more cowardly act than yours
of DESERVING your wife. Do you realize
you are deserter2"
Prisoner: "Well, II you all knowed
dat lady as does, boss you she
wouldn't call me no deserter. All Is q
refugee-dat's what All Is"
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Pooling Papa

Little boy calling father at office:
Hello, who is this2'
Father (recognizing sons voice.:
1.-THE smartest man in the world"
Little boy. Pardon me, got the
wrong number"
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ANGoRA WOOL RABBITS, high
grade pedigreed foundation stock. A
few pairs for sale. See Malet, at
Quartermaster. Phone 81 1852
1850
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IT
Mrs. Rindal left last Friday morn
ing for Everett where she will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs
Marie Christophersen and husband
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. odion have rented the Rindal
place.
Mrs. A. Wickland was a Seattle
visitor on last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bruner spent
Saturday In Seattle.
The stockline family, who has a
summer home in Beulah Park, moved
cut from Seattle during the holidays
and have started their children to
school here.
Mr. John osterthun, who has been
spending few weeks at the Frank
sigrist home spent the weekend in
Tacoma, returning Monday evening.
Bert Saterbo, of Seattle, came out
and spent the weekend with his
sister and family in Colvos.
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Mrs Magee and her daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Doyle, we're Seattle visitors last
Friday.
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CEMENT and brick work, plastering.
First class work. Prices right. Get
your repair work done now. H. I.
Monning, Lisabeula. Red 1905.
13tfc
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FOR sALE-Cow and calf and two
year old heifer. Black ISL. 52tf
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Mrs. Hedman at Ellisport. Mrs. Billie
was taken to Ellisport two weeks ago.
Her daughter, Doris Jean is at the E.
w. WILDER home
Mr.. Perry Sargent came over from
Spokane and surprised his mother,
Mrs. Juel Sargent and visited few
days here with her.
Mrs. L. D. Houghton and Mrs. F. M.
Sherman have been on the sick list
the past two weeks are much i'm
proved.
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COVE NEWS ITEMS

Don't forget 1.-THE Three Wise Fools
H. S. auditorium, Saturday, Jan. 26.
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We are happy to learn that Mrs.
Frost, who has been very i'll for the
last three weeks is much improved,
though still confined to bed. She has
been suffering from severe cold and
pleurisy.
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Classified Ads.
FOR SALE
PAGE FIVE

FOR SALE SO laying White Leghorn
pullcts. Inquire at this office.
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GEORGE WALLS is BUYING PouL-
try for A. @. Frye. He will give the
highest market price. Phone Black
1893. 22tfc
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TRACTOR WORK BY DAY OR CON.
tract. Louis Deppman. Black 1874.
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FOR sALE-FoREsT WOOD. ALSO
trucking wanted. Phone RED 1893.
43tfc
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WHEN YOU WANT LUMBER SEE
Sundberg about it. With England
&c Petersen. IA
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SEATTLE DAILY TIMES, DAILY
only. per month, SOC; Sunday only.
month, 45c; daily and Sunday,
month, s5c; travellers insurance rate,
81 to Times subscribers: age 1000
Mrs. O. L. Tjomsland. phone Red I'll.
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WANTED-poultry all kinds, will pay
top market price, Woo Boo, phone
Red 141. 7tfp
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CENTER NEWS

Don't forget "The Three Wise Fools"
H. s. auditorium, Saturday, Jan. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. soike and three
children and Mrs. Ellen Miner were
recent visitors at Fall City visiting
Mrs. soike's brother and niece.
Mrs. ottie Billie has been very i'll,
rbut is slowly gaining her strength at
y this time. She is being cared for by
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GENERAL TRUCKING. ALL KINDS
Of heavy hauling and moving. M. r.
Dunsford. Phone Red 1888. 12-l-tf
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FOR sALE-Forest wood, first growth
Sc and $3.50 per cord. Blk. 1923.
12tfp
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IF YOU have eggs to hatch can do
it better and at less cost Happy
Day Hatchery. 13tfc
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PEEP o. DAY DELIVERY = ONE
jump ahead of the sun. That's the
kind of service you want and the
acknowledgement is the paper that
gives 1t. We deliver to your home.
Daily and Sunday 81 a month; daily
only Coo month; Sunday only, 45c
month. VIM. Hiersch, Island agent
Phone Black 932, Portage.
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WANTED to trade Crosley oil electric
cabinet radio for pullets. Red 715.
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FOR sALE-Young COW. Call Red
1854. 1910
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-Housework by month, by
competent young woman. Call Black
712 evenings. 14tfc
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DocKToN NEWS

Don't forget 1.-THE Three Wise Fools
H. s. auditorium, Saturday, Jan. 2s.
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FOR RENTAL the Heights. j. A.
Geiger. 14tf
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ORDERS are now being booked for
baby chicks for 1882. All breeders
100 percent blood tested. Vashon
Island Coop Hatchery, Vashon.
WASH, Phone Black 731. 52tf
Evening star., 1932-06-02

second. Cleveland. Central third. J. Moore.
Eastern. Time. 4 minutes SIS seconds.
440-yard dash--Won by Babcock, Central:
second, Hartman. Tech: third, Livingstone.
Tech. Time, 54as seconds.
220-yard dash-Won by Naylor, Central;
second; DitzleI: Central: third, Smith. Cen
trai Time, 1925 seconds;
81 ssoIyard rnnIWon by Lieb. Eastern; sec
Time minutes 8as seconds
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Stouffer,
Eastern; E r. second, Caron: Eastern; third,
Pole vault-Won by Smith, Tech; second.
tie between Sprinkle. Eastern, and Rosen-
thai Tech. Height. 10 feet inches.
Shotput-Won by Kocsis. Central; second,
Gibbils, Central; third, Esunas, Tech. Dis
tance. 46 feet inches.
!, High jump-Won by Sprinkle. Eastern:
tie for second among Beers. Western; Chap
man. Tech and Miller, Eastern. Height, 5
feet 8 inches
Broad .jump-won by Beers. Western; sec
ond. Sprinkle. Eastern; third. Robinson. Cen
trel. Distance. 81 feet 10 inches. New rec
ord. Old record 81 feet ga inches.
Javelin-Won by Buscher. Central; sec
ond. Gormley, Tech; third. Kocsis, Central.
Distance. III feet 5s4 inches. New record.
Old record. l62 feet 2 inches
Discus-Won by EsunaS. Tech; second.
Gbbins. Central; third. Fitzwater. Central.
Distance. liz feet Ia inches.
One-mle relay-Won by Eastern fRickard.
Mostow. Mahoney. Lieb); second Tech
,Smeltzer. Wohlfarth, Edwards, Hartmann
Time, minutes 81 seconds.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
THREE-YEAR REIGN
|. BY EASTERN ENDED
Mount Pleasant School
Shows Strength in All Events
of Title Games.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

~ENTRAL HIGH today is
| boasting its first track
~ championship in nearly
decade. The Blue and
White, under the tutelage of Bill
Foley, veteran coach, yesterday
rolled up 81 points to win the
annual Spring meet in Central
Stadium. Eastern, which captured
the meet last year and the two
previous seasons, finished second,
with 38 1-3 points, followed by
Tech, with "a 1-3, and Western,
with 81-3. Business had no en-
tries.
Devoted followers of Central were
jubilant at the renaissance of the
schools track supremacy, which last
was asserted in 1923, when Central won
the twenty fifth time won the meet
that was started in the late 9Os Tech
the following year upset Central, scor-
ing so points to Al for the Blue and
White. Tech continued to win in 1925,
90, '27 and %.
CENTRAL'S victory must have been
~ particularly warming to good old
Bill Foley, who doubtless likened
it to other meets of long ago, when,
with his old sidekick, the late Emory
tEp) Wilson, beloved principal. he
watched his proteges sweep to triumph
after triumph on the cinderpath.
StalWarts of that 1928 Central team
in N
the discus, made a new record of ll3
feet , inches, and Mead. who, with
Clayton of Tech, leaped feet inches
in the high jump to shatter the former
mark. Other point winners of the 1923
team, which scored 81 points to 81 for
Tech, 20 for Western and II for Eastern,
we're Thomas Chaconas. Ziegler, Blanz,
Gordon, Vanderlip, Birthright, Eckels.
Anderragg and Van Doren.
Central asserted marked superiority
from the start yesterday. Frank Koc-
sis won the first event to be completed,
the shotput, and the Blue and White
rapidly went on to fat lead.
CENTRAL showed strength in all de-
~ partments. 1t cleaned I'D all
three places in both the 100 and
go dashes, Grover Naylor accounting
for both wins. Capt. Bob St. John
won the mile with mate, Cleveland,
hitherto unknown, finishing second.
Emmett Buscher captured the javelin
with heave of I'll feet 534 inches
that broke the old record by nearly 10
feet. Conrad Allison of Eastern made
the former mark, l62 feet 2 inches in
1880 Wally Babcock, another Gen.
trallte, finished ahead in the quarter
mile
Willard Beers, who accounted for all
of Westerns 8ia poin,S. was the onlV
other record breaker He leaped 81
feet 10 inches in the broad jump.
against the old standard Of. 81 feet 8i4
inches hung up last year by Grover
Ever EFT of Eastern. Beers also was
third in each of the two hurdle races
and tied for second in the high jump.
He wanted to run the dashes, too. but
Coach Dan Ahern refused him permis-
sion. WOttaman. this slim little fellah!
DOB STOUFFER of Eastern. who
- captured both hurdle events. was
the only other competitor. besides
Naylor, to win two events. Vic Caron.
teammate was second to him in both
the timber-topping tests.
One of the thrilling features was the
relay race in which Techs long domi-
nance was broken by Eastern. Joe
Mahoney, second Eastern runner. gained
the lead for his team over Wohlfarth
Joe Hartman. running anchor for Tech.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
WASHINGTON defeated st. Louis,
w to 3 as Foster, MOeller. Milan

WASHINGTON defeated st. Louis,
w 8 to 3, as Foster. Moeller, Milan
and Gandil hit briskly. Shot
ten for the Browns got three hits.
Army conquered Navy, to 7, in
base ball at Annapolis.
Shanks and Morgan, young WASH
ington players, are showing impress
sively.
Gardner of Yale leaped to a new
world record in the pole vault at
13 feet l inch in the intercollegiate
A. A. track meet at Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania won the meet.
1t was Doyle" day yesterday in
the Chevy Chase tennis tourney
Connie Doyle defeated Gustav F.
Touchard. defending champion, in
the mems singles. and with his
brother. Harold E. Doyle, downed
Craig Biddle and Touchard to win
the doubles. Harold and Eva Baker
triumphed in the mixed doubles, de-
feating Miss Eustis and George A.
Gordon.
George Wallace has been named
manager of the St Louis Browns,
succeeding Rhoderick Wallace.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
PILOTS WIN EXHIBITION.

Pounding out IL hits off a trio of
visiting hurlers, Washington Pilots, en-
tries in the East-West Colored League,
yesterday won 6-to-3 victory over the
Pittsburgh Crawfords in an exhibition
game at Griffith Stadium.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
WOULD CURTAIL SPORTS
Wisconsin Athletic Board Suggests

Suspension of Minors.
MADISON, Wis. June 2 (P).-The
Athletic Council of the University of
Wisconsin has recommended tc the
board of regents that all intercollegiate
minor sports be suspended for the aca-
Gemic year 1929 in order to balance
the athletic budget.
A saving of 1000 is anticipated
Evening star., 1932-06-02
LEADS G. U. PREP NINE

Donald Mcnamara of Baltimore Is
Chosen for Next Season.
Donald Mcnamara of Baltimore will
lead Georgetown Prep's 1888 base ball
team. He was elected at a meeting of
the letter winners yesterday
Mcnamara has been a regular pitcher
for the last two years. He will enter
his third year in the school next Fall
Evening star., 1932-06-02
DUNBAR EVENS SERIES
Williams Downs Armstrong, 3 to
Allowing Only Four Hits.

Dunbar High Schools base ball
team defeated Armstrong yesterday in
the Walker Stadium, to l, to even
the colored high school championship
series.
Williams, the winning pitcher, al
lowed four scattered hits as his team
mates punched their six bingles to
register in the first and eighth innings.
The deciding fray will be played
Monday.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
LEXANDRIA HIGH VICTOR
Takes 12-Inning Game to Capture
Eastern Virginia Title.

QUANTICO. Va June 2-Scoring
two runs in the twelfth inning Alexan-
dria High School finally won the East
ern Virginia class B base ball cham
pionship. eking out 7to-6 victory over
Fredericksburg High.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
JENSEN IS RIFLE EXPERT.

The National Rife Association has
announced that Willard Jensen, Nc
Kinley High School rifier has qualified
est grade of craftsmanship, in the
Junior division Of the N. R. A.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Dunbar.

Totals % 424 IL Totals. 29 "a 9
Dunbar .......... "a
Armstrong ........ o U VI
Runs-Stewart. Jackson. Irving. Thomas
Errors-Payne. jackson. Brooks. Runs bat
ted in Henderson, Brooks Thongs ss.u1, a.;
~. Payne. Turpin Double plays-Henry
TO Garrison to Tyler az, Henry, to Tyler to
Cook Payne to Cook Left on bases;-Arm-
Pauiin. s: off C. Williams, 3. Struck out.
BY C. Williams, g. by Paulin. 3; by Gary. l.
2 in ! inning. Wild pitch-C. Williams.
Losing pitcher-Cary. Umpire-Mr. Lacy.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

Totals. 81 1926 Totals 80 524I2
Newman bunted foul on third strike.
Maryland Park ....... 0 0 0 600 "a
Annapolis -........... ! 0 0 4 x-I2
Williams, Suit. Miller ~. r Woytvch 81
Stack, Palmer, Briguglio. Errors-B Woy-
tych; DeInlnger Pastrana, Roberts, ] Dom,
stack 90. BrlguFllo. Home run-B Woy-
tych Threebase hit Palmer Two-bsSe
h!ts-Deininger. Pfeifer Miller stolen
Annapolis 5; Maryland Park, g. Double
y-Brieuelio TO J. Dom to Halfpap
Struck out-By r. Woytych, "a by
Evening star., 1932-06-02
MARYLAND PARK NINE OUT
Defeated by Annapolis High, 1913,
in State Title Series.

Maryland Park High School! Prince
Georges County champion. yesterday
was eliminated by Annapolis High In
the opening round game of the State
title series on the University of Mary
land diamond.
The Arundel County title holders won
by IL to 3
Evening star., 1932-06-02
NAVY TWELVE IN,
BUT ARMY IS OUT
Crescents Get Into Olympic
PIay-off Series as West
Pointers Decline.
NNAPOLIS, Nd, June

4 NNAPOLIS, Md. June 2-The
~ Naval Academy lacrosse team
~ will participate in the Olympic
play-off series, it has been an
nounced by Lieut.. Comdr. j. L. Hall,
jr., graduate manager of athletics.
Navy accepted the invitation several
weeks ago, subject to the approval of
the Bureau of Navigation. in Washing
ton. The approval has just been gained.
NEW YORK, June 2-Charles Orn-
~ stein, chairman of the Olympic
Lacrosse Committee, has announc-
ed that the West Point twelve, ranking
Evening star., 1932-06-02

team in the North, has declined to
enter the play-off series to decide the
United States representative at Los
Angeles this Summer
Crescent Athletic Club of Hunting
ton. Long Island long one of the best
club teams in the country. will take
Army's place. Mount Washington, an
other Olympic contender was the only
twelve to beat the Crescents.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
lick Quits for Atlanta Vente Central Track Champ Lapse

took the baton way behind Bernie Lieb
and struggling desperately, all but over
nauled the fast-tirirg Lieb in a dra-
matte stretch duel The fastener, who
earlier had won the half mile, battling
furlously. just managed to win.
bapcock, In winning the quarter mile,
captured test in which Mckinley also
long had held sway.
=, Ihere was touch of pathos about
the mile run, of which only a few of
the onlookerS were aware. Little Johnny
ASero, who for four long years, has
been struggling vainly to win his letter
at Tech, electrified the spectators by
rushing to the front at the start of
the last lap. The crowd sensed a
stunning upset as the little fellow
realizing that it was now or never If he
was to get that letter, pumped his legs
like a demon to keep in front. But
he had made his bid too soon. In the
stretch he gave out, though he did not
give up. and three runners thundered
by him. Little Johnny will not get
that ct"
DEN KALI, popular director Of the
~ Rosedale playground, has had Asero
on his team for three years.
ITS tough on the kid" said Ben.
Hes as game as you make 'em. And
how he did want that letter"
Summaries of the meet:
loO-yard dash-won by Naylor, Central;
l2O-yard high hurdles-Won by stouffer.
Second Gsro Eass5a seeonas third
One-mile run-Won by St. John, Central;
Evening star., 1932-06-02

Rredericksb ErtdsiiG g T re-. IS
-McMennaman. Bruin f2). Fletcher.
Baber az, Cliff. Shibley. Calamos, Brown.
Hash az. Wholey. Errors-Jennifer MIC
Mennaman l2l. Gift, Carr c2,, Shibley,
Hash t2), Callahan. Bowler "a, Wholey.
Demeres Two-baSc hits-Bruin. Hudson
Carr Home run-Bruin. Sacritices-Brown
ingalls,, Bowler, Schriner.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

WITH Army out, the lineup for the
" opening twin bills on June II
will be as follows:
At Baltimore Stadium-Johns Hop
kins VS.. st. Johns, Maryland vs. Mount
Washington.
At Baker Field, New York-Navy VS..
Rutgers, Crescents vs. team of Indians,
to be decided by series now being COM
pleted among Six Nations in New York
State.
The semi-finals will be staged at
Central High School Stadium, in Wash
ington, June 18, and the final in
either Baltimore or New York, prob
ably the former, on June 25.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

Totals. 81 1925 Totals 40 524I2