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oBERvAToRY APT. $500 WIS. AVE. NV.
Electric Refrigeration. Rent Reduced.
Now Available: ,, I and Room Apis.
FA1RMONT APT, 1910 Fairmont st. NV.
Electric Refrigeration. Rent Reduced.
4-Room and Bath Apts.. $52.50.
407 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Rooms and Bath $1,000.
10 5th ST. NE
1st floor, rooms and bath. $40.
JOS A. HERBERT & SONS.
l0l3 18th st. NV. SIS East Cap st.
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
Attractive hrst-f1oor apartment. rooms
kitchen, bath, reception hall, dressing room
with Murphy bed. bath. inclosed porch: cleo
refrig; on house current; s45. See tanitor or
call National 1881.
FREE COOKING GAS.
1888 Columbia rd.. apartment house. half
block west 18th st. very convenient location,
now being equipped with latest type Electro
lux refrgerators. This installation includes
gas for cooking on the house meter. All now
included in rent. No more deposit necessary.
Inspect these apartments Sunday. TWO
rooms. kitchenette and bath: $50: refrigera-
tion and gas for cooking included in these
rentals. See ianitor or call
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
Nat 1881 l-8s82- 1898. Sunday. Dist. 1928.
1913 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
large rms. kitchen. bath. reception hall.
western exposure; good condition; SAT So in
cluding refrig. See janitor or call National
1881
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MT. PLEASANT, 1918 INGLESIDE TERRACE
Newly decorated 2 rooms. kitchen; gas.
electric light: heat; three persons, Ss5.
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Low Rent-S34.00

Apt. 2, 1905 Capitol Ave. NE.
West of W. Va. Ave Apartment con-
sisting of large bright living room, bed
room. kitchen with built-in dinette set,
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower;
large screened porch; rear yard;
equipped with Bryant gas heater.
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HEART OF SIXTEENTH ST.

OAK LAWN TERRACE. 1920 10th.
2 r. and b., 3 r. and b.. r. and b.; all
outside rms; refrig., porches, excellent serv-
ager. Ant. 1903. To-
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HARWILL APARTMENTS, 1885 K ST NV.
Two rooms. reception hall, kitchen and
bath, SOS. 14'
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OnIv SIT 50

Apt. 3. 628 8th st. NE.
Apartment consisting of reception hall,
living room. bed room, kitchen and
bath; heat and hot water furnished.
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THE HOME
7th and Mass. Ave. NV.

Downtown location; convenient to
shopping center. Frigidaire.
Apt. 4o-3 rooms, kit. & bath. -. .$55. 90
Apt. As rooms & bath. 65. 90
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LOW RENTS!
18th & ]

LOW RENTS!
$50 DOWNTOWN. $ min. walk to
Goyt: ssoytor Depss; ana SSn main business
$50 Of rec. hail. splendid rms. tof
which can be used as bed
rms). kit. & bath for only s60
Close to Potomac Park-most
Ieess1on2 IsasDnaple IN, r. this esSpvepieRt n
$4s DOWNTOWN. Conveniently 10;
splendid rms: FRIG1DAIRE:
condition. Just step from
Conn. ave. stores and cars.
Short: pl!easan, SaIk e bqSi-
See janitor.
SIS REDUCED. GE. REFRIGERA-
TON: TON Newly papered and
spotlessly clean and attractive
large rms. with porch g. bath.
Sortston ETC. to wsSiss sfSGEes distance sFsns
from Govt. Depts. An unusual
value, in every way! l7o5 P
st. NV. See Res. Mgr.
$40 MODERN COMFORTS. Short
walk to main business section;
and iarse isemlns rms aRi Pit q poTeS Fs6 hf Bath
$55 Also apt with add. rm. at s55.
All conveniences; close to stores
and cars; pleasant, low priced
place to lyel l44O r st. NV.
See Res. Mgr.
SAL --14th & PARK RD SECTION.
Attractive building with lovely
and grounds and charming entrance
$50. so ARE. every modern comfort.
MGReHY Mi Fl 7sc RED e6 dinette Ihrss rn kt wite e
bath. Also larger suite Of rec.
halt: 6sli: STt SsRTtacious, ,.rS rms, porch;
s5sso This is an nH eReeptiOnaiiy pit E
popular and attractive resi-
GENITAL building. just step
from every kind of store to be
desired. A pleasant walk to
rentals extremely low for this
NV. see Res. Mgr. ''1 o.
$40 COOL APTs. at MERIDIAN
PARK PARK m Modern building de-
ses doWntovnN ats N1as Washinsfon. S1SlAn1s e. e.
,yenisnces; Suite of rec; hall, .
ExPosUREs, cOnsisting St
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ssol iss s.; sR sf5
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Wv T1ON-Delightfuliy cool apt,
comprising foyer, exceptionally
large living and dining rms.
bright bed rm.. large porch. kit
& bath. G.. Z. REFRIGERATION
and all modern comforts Very
convenient to stores. theater
cars, etc And Just a pleasant
walk to Govt. Depts. and busi-
ness district! 1929 California
st. See janitor.
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON
1913 18th 81. NV. Natl 1919
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Apt. Is, 4314 Ga. Ave. NV.
1 Apartment consisting of reception hall
living room, bed room, kitchen and
| bath.
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272l 14th ST. NV.
First floor. rooms, kitchen and bath.
SIS per month
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave Dist Sl4l.
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Beautiful Ant. $3.50
Only S42.50

414 Seward So. Sc.
Located Bet. 4th and 5th AZ Penna. Ave.
Apartment consisting Of living room,
kitchen and bath
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FAMOUS NET PROS
PLAY HERE TODAY
Tilden, KozeIuh, NussIein' and
Najuch in Exhibitions at
Wardman.

TINE world professional tennis
champion, the pro-champion of
i Europe, and two potent former
champions, form the quartet of
net aces who will give a series of exhi-
bition matches this afternoon at Ward
man Park Hotel in both singles and
doubles.
Big Bill Tilden, the old maestro of
OF the show, but like most Tilden events,
the public's interest burns brightest on
the question Whom will he meet?"
Karle Kozeluh, whom Tilden plays In
a three e-out-of-five-s match, was
world ro-titleholder before Tilden
joined the moneyed netmen. His mar
velous defensive back-court play had
proved the undoing of everybody in his
class until his capitulation to Tilden
and upon occasions it still does, for he
defeated William T. is, 6-1 last
Saturday night at Cincinnati.
Hans Nusslein, professional cham
pion Of Europe at 20 years of age, is
the third feature of the Wardman
event. He will combat Roman Nujach,
ii times professional champion of Ger
many, and once professional champion
OF the world. Nujach is nearly twice
as old as the latest pro. sensation, but
should give him a good battle in the
singles encounter the two will promul-
gate before the Tilden-Kozeluh fight.
A doubles match, bringing together
al four OF the racquet wielders, will
follow the singles matches. Seats for
nearly 5000 will be available
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PfMLICO RESULTS

the Green Spring valley steepiechase Handi-
s5 % SE 4yshfases Sens wos aae ssso a
slOio; Beeizsbgb, is F; Bsllhouse!; third; haG;
ess'Sa cassns%oTs' svefssin ' and War
:, SECOND sSS RACE; A fu.lonss; % purse rise
Won ssde IN S
SMITH, second, $3.50, $3.50; Lough Port
lls tR. Hainesl,, third, $3.50. Time, o;545l;
Darthea. Sweet Sixteen and Blue Emperor.
THIRD RACE: furlongs purse. $1,000;
COUNT lis Vf 5R, Work%anj, % won. SIC 10, S. g,
So 90; Mexico. ia (H; Elstcnl. second So;z9
sSs yoItssree5 lis g. rs55atn GosG9 !h5Td dT
Miss Kiluna, Marlene and Freshet
FOURTH RACE: lie miles; purse. 400;
soIa: IiS o. M ail6sTsj; Won. $50 8. s., e; &
o aS P bs,. "a ~ ATsh sesSnd tS4S 81
$3.50, Time. i:47S.. Also ran@steppins
Sister. General Leieune, Stone Martin, Fair
Thorn and TRAFFIC Judge,
added; the Dixie Handicap; for s-ysar-olds
schuttsi y won ;55o; $50 S s2;59; syn y
10; Aesis, ll2 tB. Hanford).. third. s4.2o.
Time, 1853. New track record) Also ran
Mate, Royal Rufhn, Blenheim, Flagstone
and Annimessic
SIXTH RACE: 6 furlongs; purse, $1,000;
year-olds and upward--vacillate. lol q.
Gilbertl. won. $50, So. so. s2.3o; vishnu. log
q. Smith, second. $500 $500; Con Amore,
1875 Or. Workman, third, s2.70. Time,
i:1l4s Also ran-Election Day, Ladder,
snSRtHE SRVENTa and Has RACE EFe mile and TO yards;
purse, $1,000; claiming; for 3-year-olds and
upward-Bar Hunter. l24 u. Smith, won,
BERT, second $500. s340; Sister Zoe, 10
(E. SMITH, third. IS. Time. 1:44ss: Also
ran-William T, John r, Impish and Play
dale.
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CARDS SET MARKS,
MAKE FINE FINISH
Score Many Late Points in
Defeating st. Joseph's,
rs Sc to SO 1-6.
- How1NG marked superiorit,

CHOWING marked superiority
in the late events, Catholic
~ University's track team van
quished st. Joseph's of Phila-
delphia, rs 5-6 to so 1-6,' yester-
day in the Brookland Stadium.
With 8 OF the IA events completed
the score was tied at So points,
but the Cardinals then stepped
out.
1t was the second win in as many
dual meets this season for c. u, which
recently scored over Gallaudet. c. U.
also defeated st. Joseph's last season at
Philadelphia.
Five stadium records were broken and
three were equaled.
Winnie Fraatz, who was high scorer
with l6 points, shattered two marks
In winning the l20-yard high and 220-
yard low hurdles, He captured the
former event in l6 seconds to lower
the old mark made by himself by two
ffths of second and he stepped the
latter in 2615 to better the former
standard by one-f1fth. Fraatz also was
second IN the high jump and the broad
jump.
Former Hoya Leads Visitors.
Bill Slezak. former Georgetown ath-
lete, with is points, was high for st.
Joseph's. He won the discus, jayelin
and shotput. His heave of 129 feet 5A
inches, and in hurting the shot 43 feet
the old mark having been 122 feet 9lz
inches and in hurting the shot 43 feet
2 inches he equaled the mark Jimmy
Augustine, another former Georgetown
athlete, was the only other competitor
to win more than one event. He was
victorious in the mile and two mile
runs.
Augustine sprinted the last 800 yards
to come from behind and win the two
mile. Another notable contest was the
220-yard dash, in which Capt. Gayle
McGuigan OF c. U. barely beat his
mate, Johnny Lyons, to the tape.
1oe-YARD DAsH-won by LYONS &C ";
mfseona; T;rI Smith II & sst - third: Barley &c.
ols ssi2sf b0 6ksa@Mon ssf2nas by meousan &C.
Time. 0as 2sas IS seconds. @ hEH Eaaais iS0stsy sts
.taSd stP ST. % srS RS q'Yss Sssnnsn s "a e.
sso,YasD Ilas . RGsm%on iss9nSs by Meauiran and
&c, u. Time. 2 minutes rs seconds. New
stadium record, old record minutes 22s
0NE-MILE RUN-won by Augustine (st.
-; second. Mcdonald &C. U.)l third. Camp
bell &c. u. Time, minutes SO seconds.
TWO-MILE RUN-Won by Augustine !St
j: second. Farris &C.. ": third, Garofalo
20. %. Time, 10 minutes % seconds. Equals
''iSouR isou9AR6 fa60lo HIGH HuRDLEs-won by
Eraatz g; "; second, BuTggoyne 81. -:
sR Ess0rd oM S refHTa lss by
TTaatz g, u; second -TBurgOyggss (st; -;
New Sta dunn record. old record 2sss Seconds.
Flynn g, .U.(:. third, Lausr &c, u: Dis
JAyELIN--Won by Slezak tSt, J.l: second,
Flynn g. y; third. Brennan &c. u. Dis
PoiE vAUSLfIl-won by ouarnieri and Fin
pegan, both of G. o.. tied; third. Flaherty
&C.. u and Nash and McGarry (St. ID,
SHoTPGT-Won By slezak (st. J.l: sec
opd Iauer &c. U); third. Flynn tC: ID.
Distance. 43 feet z inches. EQUALS stadium
HIGH JUMP-won by Lalley tst. j.;
second. Fraatz &c. 10; third. Barkley &c:
p.) and Pursoyne tst. ID tied. Height.
esa BROAD JJfU5MP-won by Brennan C. u;
second. Fraatz &C. ~; third. Barkley &c.
o.. Distance. 20 feet saa inches.
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DAVIS CUP NETMEN
FACE SECOND ROUND
U. S., Japan, Monaco, Hungary and
Switzerland Slated for Fur
ther Skirmishes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
Y APAN and Monaco won their
Davis Cup series from Greece
and Norway, respectively, in Eu-
ropean zone play and joined
Hungary, Switzerland and the United
States on the list Of teams surmounting
their first hurdle in the international
tennis competition.
Hungary defeated Finland. five
matches to none, this week and Will
play Ireland in a second-round en-
counter. Monaco next will meet SWitz-
erland, which eliminated Belgium, and
Japan will play the winner Of the Sc
ries between Denmark and Jugoslavia.
The series between Austria and
Czechoslovakia remained to be decided
today, as Czechoslovakia, zone finalist
last year, rallied to win the doubles
after dropping the first two singles
matches.
Play will continue on two fronts in
the North American zone next week,
with the United States team of Els
worth Vine, jr.; Wilmer Allison, John
Van Ryn and Frank Shields, meeting
Mexico at New Orleans Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, and Australia playing
Cuba at Havana on the same three
days. The winners will meet in the
zone final at Philadelphia May ~,
% and 80.
BERLIN, May o. Germany
today won the first two singles matches
of the first-round Davis Cup series with
India Gottfried Won Cramm defeated
Charaijva, 6-2, 60, 81, and Daniel
Prem won from Madanmohan, 60,
IS, 6-1. The doubles will be
played tomorrow and the last two sim
giles Monday.
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CANTONW|NE MEETS
.SzABO ON THE MAT
New Member of CurIey Group
Faces StiffeSt Test in
Bout Thursday.

r TOWARD CANTONwINE, who
- jumped the Paul Bowser ras-
slers to become an attractive
addition to the Jack Curley
brigade, will meet his toughest test
in the new trust next Thursday at the
Auditorium when he tackles Sander
Szabo, Hungarian star, in the feature
match of Turner's final indoor show OF
the season.
Szabo has proven himself to be the
most consistently good mailman to
show here for any length of time.
Fritz Kley, the crowd-pleasing wrest-
ler-contortionist, will appear in the
semi-final, taking on the venerable Mike
Romano to finish.
For the main preliminary Promoter
Turner has obtained George Calza
ranking Italian wrestler, who will de-
but against Frank Speers, the Georgia
Tech lad.
Two more preliminaries will round
out the bill. DR.. Ralph Wilson, will op-
pose George Mcleod, hook scissors ex-
pert who is maintaining an unmarried
record here.
The third preliminary will bring to-
gether Alex Aberg and George Hagen.
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VIRGINIA GOLD CUP
EASY FOR ME[|TA
Finishes FurIong in Front Of
SiIvery Jim, Second; 0stend
Close Third.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
w IAnsHs30s ns15s. with Va, jack NAY sz.na., aa
Y Y up, outclassed the field to-
day in the Virginia Gold Cup
race to win by over furlong.
It was a one-horse race most Of the
way, although Silvery Jim, who finished
second, pressed the leader at the start,
but later was outclassed by the flying
Melita.
Mrs. Frank M. Gould's Ostend was
nosed out by Silvery Jim in driving
finish and passed the barrier in third
position. =.
Seven started out of thirteen entered
and only three finished
Ranny Duffey, on H. r. Bishops Bull
gold, went down at the fourth fence,
but suffered no serious injury. Barley
corn, Mrs. Durant's bay gelding, the
betting favorite, was pulled up halfway
around the course.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
RICH P|ML|CO RACE
TO GALLANT KNIGHT
rs, 900 See AudIey Farm Ace
Break Track Record to Win
by Four Lengths.

~ IMLICO, Md, May 7.-Striding
- freely down the long home
stretch, banked on both sides
by close to $4,000 fans, the
Audley Farms Gallant Knight won the
twenty-eighth running of the Dixie
Handicap, a mile and three-sixteenths
feature, here today.
Gallant Knight ran the gruelling
route in 1853, which skaters the track
mark of 1895, hung out by the The
Porter and Big Blaze several years ago.
Owner B. B. Jones received $14,575
purse.
AS the eyes of Judges John P. Turner,
Herman P. Conklin and Jack Campbell
caught Gallant Knight he was four
lengths in advance of Mrs. K. E. Hits
Sun Meadow. The latter received S2,500
place money. The sum of 81 900 fell to
Walter M. Jefford's Aegis, which out
lasted A. G. BoStwick's Mate. The
latter's fourth money amounted to $500.
The race amply repaid the huge
crowd for the pushing and showing they
had to undergo all afternoon In an
effort to witness the six other races
that were run off.
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Team Standing.
Summaries:

Frances Stone &c. c.) defeated Carolyn
Jansen mt: PD. 81, 81: Katherine Ber-
raj &C. sW9 defeated soI.,,a Margaret ra ToT1n W
defeated Edna Vest mt. P.D. rs. 6-3;
Betty Whitfield WARD defeated Rebie
defeated Edna Vest INT. P), 6-3. 50;
Marian Lum &c. W. defeated Maud Sew
defeated Anne Goldsmith Cwsrd.), 6-4,
gI; Mary Detwiler tshors) defeated
Myer (shore) defeated Anne Becker (R
c.. 6-4. 81: Refine Claudel &C. c. de-
feated Betty Hubbell (B. 81. 6-2. 6-2;
chess lWardl SO, so: Ruth widner
SNat) defeated Bernice Reed tAdt. .P.), 81.
garet Ryan (Rac1. 81, So; Elinor
Finckel (Nat.l defeated Martha Ward
sefsatend norI.,n Edna ,,ysst Vest {Mt p: 50 ss,
ian Butler (Shore). 6-3, 4E6, Ga: Peggy
Caldwell (Rac) defeated Claire Callaghan
Nat.), 3-6. 6-3. Ga.
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DOOLY MITCHELL. WINS
Remainder of G.. u. Net Team
Beaten by N. Y. o., However.

BROOKLYN, NJ Y, May 7.-Dooly
Mitchell's victory in the No. singles
match was the only solace George
town could find in battle with the New
York University tennis team here to-
day.
Georgetown was within a point of
victory several times in two of the
doubles matches, but lost both after
bitter three-set battles
Summaries:
sINGLEs-Dooly Mitchell tGl defeated
Sidney Berger, 60, IS; Donald Hawley
IN: z. ~ defeated Fred coyise "a, e-2;
Sidney seligson IN. Y, u defeated Fred
defeated Walter BeIberich. l3-l5. 60. 6-4;
Leo Bottari IN Y. ID defeated George
defeated Bert Ferguson. So. 6-3
D0UBLEs-Berger and Gerkin IN. Y. u
Kenneth Underwood and Swayze IN. Y "
defeated Crowley and. Berberich, 3-6. 50.
feated Ferguson and Coyle. 1o-5. 2-6, il-s.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
KENDALL GREENERS
LOSE BY 50 TO Ct
Bythiner of La Sale Scores
19 Points and RayhiII of
Losers Gets II.
I ED by Bythiner, who scored
19 points, La Sale College
- track team of Philadelphia


conquered Gallaudet, 81 to
SO, yesterday at Kendall Green.
Bythiner, who won the 100, 200
and 440 yard dashes and then tied
for first place in the pole vault
had to hustle to beat Jimmy Ray
hill of the Blues for individual
honors.
The latter, who scored IT points,
took the high and the broad Jumps,
was second in the 100 and 22O dashes
and placed third in the pole vault.
George Walnoha. also Of Gallaudet,
captured the discuss, javelin and shot
put, adding two-hundredths Of a foot
to the Hotchkiss field mark, made by
himself, in the aforementioned event.
Bythiner accounted for another new
record when he stepped the 22o dash
in % seconds.
In the 220-yard low hurdles Leicht
Of Gallaudet equaled the field mark
with his winning time of 81 seconds.
Leicht also triumphed In the 12o-yard
high hurdles.
Gallaudet will meet the Lynchburg
College tracksters next Saturday.
Summaries:
g 1oo.YARD PAsHTWop By gytAinsr g.
81. Time. o;l0 fat
2e0-YARD DAsH-won By Bythinsr q.
s.; second, Rayhill To-; third. Knox q
-: Tine o:22 nat. CNeW record for Hoteh-
t4S:YARD YARD pAsMmwqn b. athaIn:E 1gtla e.
(G). Time, 0:532.
ss0-YARD RUN-won By oBrisn (o.);
second. McAndrevs IL. s.; third, Boehner
u oNE-MIEE Z i Hei R1NMwon INV by M..h.n q.
s.; second, O'Brien (G.); third. Boehner
IL. 50. Time, 1902.
..eond EueE0P 9o p .hsHa HnSE:s: H:::
.i ise,r4Rp 4as' iGlss @aH HuHDLE+won By
L1saei sss:YAsD I'D iETs' EoM 'ihni HhUisDLEswon By
Leieht tG);. second, Mais o.. 81; third.
Covinaush IL. 81. Time. o:27 nat. EQUALS
RuSSING BROAD JUMP-wOn by Ray
hill (G); second. McCoal IL. 81; third,
MSis q. 81. Distance: zoos feet
CdJ; second % Close 'VmrsWOH M ahirS Sy EIssn. IS9n.
(Gl.. Height. feet inches. 'N'
POLE yAULT-Tie for frst between New
paIs, man q, 81 and Bythiner q. 81; third.
DISCUS THRoW-Wcn By waInoha Ca.);
ispn Sscano; Covisnan Il 81; third, Delp tG9.
JAvELIN-Won By waInoha CGl: second.
@Bohn @ &. 81; third. Monaghan (G). Dis
IsHoTPTT, nc pounds, .,-won by walnoha
han o.; 81 Distance. Il. 81 feet. New Vr,c rec
ORD; old record. 42.8 feet1
Evening star., 1932-05-08
COLONIAL RACkETERS
TOP WON EMS LEAGUE
Have Won All Of Their Matches a:
Has Chevy Chase-Nationals
fnThird Place.

~ EORGE WASHINGTON rack
4 eters, with nine wins and no
Y losses, are setting the pace in
the District Women's Tennis
League at the end of the third weeks
play. Chevy Chase stands second and
Nationals third.
In feature matches Dorette Miller of
Nationals defeated Marian Butler of
Shoreham, 6-3, as, "a, and Clara
Alderton Of Nationals conquered Edna
Vest Of Mount Pleasant, "a, 3+6,
q
Evening star., 1932-05-08
WIN IN NET LEAGUE
Pierce Mills, Henry Park Teams
Are Decisive Victors.

Pierce Mills tennis team made an i'm
pressive debut in the Public Parks
League when it downed the Montrose
racketers, to /. yesterday in one of
the loops opening matches. MontroSe
was without Tony Latona and Dooly
Mitchell.
Henry Park scored over Monument, s
to- 8. In another encounter.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
TRAPS HONORS SHARED
Lane, Morgan and Wilson Are
High at Washington Gun Club.

L. L. Lane and r. D. Morgan, each
with SO, and Walter S. Wilson, with 95
led the field in the 1o0-target Wash
ington Gun Club trapshoot yesterday
afternoon at the Benning range. Lieut..
Comdr F. p williams, with At hits out
of so, was high in the doubles, closely
followed by E. H. Hartge and Morgan,
each with 46.
Yesterdays events were in the ma
ture Of preparation for the main Dis
trict trapshoot event Of the year, the
shoot May 1921, which will decide
champions here in various events.
Scores.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
SCHOOL MINES IN DUEL.

FRONT ROYAL, Va. May Ram
dolph Macon Academy defeated Swave-
ly at base ball today, 2 to /. York and
Rudacille hooked up in pitchers duel
York allowed two hits and struck out
IL, while Rudacille allowed three and
famed seven.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
BLUES IN NET DEBUT
Hopeful Team Faces American q
at Kendall Green Wednesday.

Gallaudet's newly formed tennis
team will open play Wednesday after
noon against the American University
racketers on the Eagles court. The
Blues have hopes of getting somewhere
in the net game.
Hugh Lee Stack, jr., a southpaw
Max Mossell and Seth Crockett are
Gallaudets best bets in the singles
Lynch and David Morrill,, Gerald Adler
and Tom Ulmer and Emil Rath and
Adolphus Yoder are slated to play the
doubles
Gallaudet also has listed matches
with Eastern and Western High, and
has arranged others tentatively
Evening star., 1932-05-08
BLISS NETMEN DEFEATED
Drop Five of Nine Matches to
Western Maryland.

WESTMINSTER. Md, May T.
Western Maryland's tennis team con-
quered Bliss of Washington, to 4
here today.
Each team won three singles, but
the Terrors took two of the three
doubles.
Summaries:
t6, 81, IS: Stage tB5 defeated Palmer
S-2. ,+6, 90; Perkins tW, M defeated
fsaasd fGna%oeFasin eottob S "a TSSiy W NJ NJ Se
defeated Won Deale, SO, 81; Nier (B)
defeated. Wiley. 0-6. Ga. 6-3.
feated N, and s. Palmer. 50, 6-3; Bus
sard and Perkins defeated, Stage and Cot
ton, 60, ca; Wiley and Tuckerman de-
feated Nier and Won Deale, 50. 8-6.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
SCHRIVER PIGEON FIRST

Southerner, a pigeon owned by Phil
Schriver, won the 200-mile race of the
National Capital Concourse Association
in the old-bird series from Roanoke, Va.
There were 993 birds competing from II
lofts
Following is the speed flown. In yards
per minute, of the first return TO each
loft. the first Is being diploma win
perc'
Evening star., 1932-05-08
ONE INNING ENOUGH
FOR CUBS TO WIN
Get All Runs in Sixth to Beat
Dodgers, 3 to 0-PhiIIies
and Braves VictorS.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HICAGO, May 7.-One bad in
ming by Brooklyn decided a
" mound duel between Pat Ma
lone and Babe Phelps today
and gave the Cubs their second straight
victory over the Dodgers, to 0.
Phelps pitched well except in the
sixth inning when Chicago, led by
young Bill Herman, scored all its runs.
Malone was bit wabbly at the start,
giving four walks in the first two in
nings, but he settled down and pitched
a six-hit shut-out and famed seven.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
WASHINGTON PILOTS WIN
Chet Brewer Yields One Hit as Bal
timore Is Beaten 80.

BALTIMORE, May washington
Pilots team won its first game in the
East-West Base Ball League when 1t
pounded out II bingles behind the one
hit pitching of Chet Brewer to defeat
the Baltimore Black Sox, 8 to 0, here
today. Brewer famed eight.
The teams will meet here In dou-
BILE header tomorrow and buses will
leave Tenth and U streets, Washington,
at II: 80 and 1890 O'Clock.