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Evening star., 1932-05-01
DATES ARE NAMED
+. FOR NET JOURNEYS
Many Attractive Events on
Card for This Section
During Summer.

n N UGH tourney action is scheduled
| M for men and women players Of
! V the District area from nov
until the Autumn, according to
the schedule for the Middle Atlantic
section, announced yesterday by Herbert
L. Shepherd of this city, treasurer of
the Middle Atlantic L. r. A. The
Chevy Chase invitation mems doubles,
to be played from Thursday to satur-
day at that club, is the first event
listed.
July has been set for the District
OF Columbia mems championships, to be
decided on the Wardman Park Hotel
courts The City of Washington tour
ney for men and women will be held
May 81. The Washington Public Parks
championships have been listed for July
20 and the D. G. wornen's tourney for
August /, at the Columbia Country
Club.
The final big event of note of the sea-
son will be the Wardman Park invita-
ton tournament, September 10.
Boy and junior players will compete
in the annual D. c. championships June
II at Wardnan Park.
Here are seasons dates Of special in
terest to D. C. racketers:
doubles. chevy Chase Club. .'-','"''O" men
May 1S-Old Dominion championships.
Country Club Of .vifsinia, Richmond tmei' 5
singles and doubles. womens SINGLES and
May 2i-city Of WASHINGTON champion
sinsies and and doubles. mixed M doubles 'i'e" >
June 3.AHotchkiss Cup team matches.
Norfolk Country Club (men's singles and
June e-Maryland State championships,
Baltimore Country Club tmen's singles and
June S-women's District League cham
pionships tsinsles and doubles.
June 2o-Maryland State womsn's cham
any June ss.Middle Atlantic doubles cham
plonSnlps' Columbia Country Club (mens
June 27-Army. championships at the
9meP's SINGLES and doHsies). .''H' '"'
July .2-District Of Columbia champion
ships. Wardman Park (men's singles and
ecunfs CUB 0 mens Rsssss' shaas AE%' ana ana
july 11s-west Virginia State open cham
6Tsa "a1s SULPHUR Ser1Es
july 2sMWsshinSton Public Parks cham
aSses msS snd donbes sntss and doubles
July 25-Virginia State championships,
Hot Springs (men's singles and doubles
womens singles and doubles, mixed doubles
August District of Columbia women's
tennis championships. Columbia Country
Club (singles and doubtless.
August S-Western Maryland champion
ships, Mountain Lake Park, Nd. (men's sin
giles and doubles, womens singles and
doubles, mixed doubles).
August 21-Capital City League cham
pionships (men's singles and doubtless. =.
September 10-Wardman Park Fall invita-
tion tournament (men's singles and doubles).
September lT-Suburban League cham
pionships, Argyle Country Club. mems sin
gles and doubtless.
Boys and Junior Tournaments.
June II = washington championships,
classes).
July / and Middle Atlantic champion
ships, LHirondelle Club, Baltimore (sinEleS
in both classes.
July ll-Maryland State championships
(sIngles and doubles in both classes.
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FOREST PARK, a. WESTERN, 3.
NET PROS HERE SUNDAY
Tilden Heads Brilliant Array IL
Wardman Exhibitions.

Bill Tilden, Karel Kozeluh, the rub
ber Czech; Roman Najuck, IL times
German professional champion, and
Hans Nusslein, European pro title
holder, will appear in an exhibition on
the Wardman Park tennis courts next
Sunday. 1t doubtless will be the most
notable gathering of pro netmen ever
assembled here
Tilden will meet Kozeluh and Najuck
will face Nussiein in singles and a
doubles match will follow, the pairings
to be announced later.
KoZeluh bowed to Tilden here last
July in a spectacular five-set match
The Czech had Bill A in the final
set, when the latter rallied to win.
Kozeluh. who is rated just about the
hardest man in the world to pass, on
the court. has an unusually fine de-
fenSive game.
His appearance in the Wardman ex-
hibition will mark the opening Of his
American invasion this year. He ar
rived in America three weeks ago and
since has been practicing in Hartford,
Conn.
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MARYLAND NETMEN BOW
william and Mary Takes Closing
Match to Win, 5 to 4.

University of Maryland's racket team
fell victim to William and Mary, S
matches to 4, yesterday on the Colum-
bia Country Club courts. The defeat
was the fourth in as many engage
ments this season for the Old Liners.
After dropping four of the singles
events, Maryland rallied to even the
match at 4-an by capturing the first
two doubles, but in the No. 3 doubles
Nelson and Mintzcoff of the Indians
drubbed Holman and Daniels, 6-3,
6-1.
Close contests marked the program,
three of the singles going three sets.
sINGLEs--Joslyn (willam and Nary de-
feated Goubeau. So, 6-S, Is; Shaefer
William and Nary defeated Holman, 6-2,
sm2; sheehan tWill!am and Mary deitsstted
MintzcoI. 6-3. 3-6, ga; Wilson MARY
land) defeated Nelson, Ga. e-e Tolton
william and Nary defeated Daniels, 40.
DoUBLEs-Fox and Goubesu CMaryland)
defeated Joslyn and Sheehan. 81. s.;
Mintzcoft William and Nary defeated
Holman and Daniels, 6-3, 81.
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Minor Leagues

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 16; Minneapolis g.
hsnsas City. 7: Louisville
1naianApols, 9: Milwaukee
IoIedo-St. Paul, postponed, cold
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. IA; Memnhis. g.
Little Rock. 8: Nashville
New Orleans-Atlhnta, postponed, We.
srnunds. Ne'
,.s;,,sS Ks;n,,osSSviile-Birminsham. postponed. We.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo, Q; Newark, &
Rochester. IL: Baltimore, g.
Toronto. Z; Reading. 3
TEXAS LEAGUE.
EoYt Worth, s: GALVESTON. /.
Dallass 8: Houston. q
beaumont. 3; Shreveport. g.
san Antonio. Il Wichita Falls, ..
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Sprinsheld. q: Albany. 2.
Norfolk. 5; Richmond, 4
Hartford. 9: Bridgeport. 2.
New Haven. IL; Allentown, g.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Greensboro 10: Raleigh, T.
winston -Salem, 5-3; Charlotte. Al
Durham. 2-1; WilminRton I-3
Asneville-High Point. postponed. rain
Evening star., 1932-05-01
SHIELDS AND VINES
FINISH CANADIANS
Wright, RainviIIe Victims of
Brilliant Tennis in Final
Singles.
BY FREDERICK G. VOSBURGH.
Associated Press stAff Writer
~ LAYING brilliant tennis in +:

LAYING brilliant tennis in a
- drizzling rain, Frank
/ Shields and Ellsworth Vines
turned back the Canadians
in the last two battles of the
Davis Cup series yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club, to give the
United States clean sweep of all
five matches.
A gallery Of 1900 watched Vines,
the young national champion,
trim Marcel Rainville in straight
sets, 6-3, 6-3, Ga, after the
husky Shields had downed the
Dominion ace, DR.. Jack Wright,
S-6, 81, 80, 6-1.
Thus the United States will 90 into
its second-round series with Mexico at
New Orleans about two weeks hence
with clean slate
The contest with Canada was already
won when the players took the court
today, as a smashing doubles victory
yesterday, following two singles triumphs
Thursday, had clinched the series.
But the tall, young Americans were
out to win, and the outcome of neither
match was never seriously In doubt, al
though in each set Vines had to come
from behind.
Shields made better scores against the
dapper Canadian, DR.. Wright, than
Vines had made on Thursday, when he
was forced to go five sets.
Both Yanks Erratic.
Both Vines and Shields occasionally
1apsed into errors and seemed not ye.
to have reached their best form, although
noticeaoly improved over their recent
play
The first principle Of tennis-to get
the ball over the net-gaye Vines less
trouble than it did in his match with
Wright.
Rainville played q steady game and
fought stubbornly but Vines shots had
a zip and an agile that the Canadians
could not match.
The Californians sharp-shooting was
deadly as he ran the French Canadian
from one side Of the court to the other.
Rainville won the first three games OF
the first set, the first two of the second
set and three of the first four games
Of the third set. But each time, Vines,
when pressed, turned on the steam and
sent his drives and smsShes whistlins
into the corners for decisive points that
carried him ahead.
Shields Service Strong.
Shields, whose play 80 far this sea-
son has been below par, was substituted
for Wilmer Allison, so that he could show
whether he was approaching his past
form. He appeared to have regatned
control Of his service and in the final
set burned in seven aces, four in one
game.
Shields often went to the net for
volleying attack, but the canny Wright
countered in the third set with a series
of beautiful lobs. This broke up the
New Workers. volleying temporarily and
enabled Wright to take the set. The
Canadian champion played at top form,
his drives giving Shields plenty Of trou-
Bile. but he could not hold the hard
hitting American with his crushing
service.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
THREE D. c. VARSITY
GOLF TEAMS LOSE
G. U. Down to Penn, Prince
ton, G. w. to Richmond and
c. U. to QuakerS.

- GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
4 lost to Pennsylvania and
Princeton and George Wash
ington and Catholic University
absorbed defeats at the hands of Uni
versity Of Richmond and Pennsylvania
in four intercollegiate golf matches de-
cided yesterday at clubs near the Capt.
tai. The Hilltop divot diggers dropped
a close decision to Pennsylvania in the
morning at Columbia, losing to the
Keystone State golfers by a 5-to-4
margin. Moving over to Burning Tree
in the afternoon, Georgetown took an
other licking at the hands of Prince
ton, winning only points while Prince
ton garnered T. The Princeton team
was headed by T. Suffern Taller. jr.. of
Newport, former holder of the Rhode
Island State title.
University of Richmond downed
Catholic University by q score of 8
points to in the morning at Columbia,
and Penn, continuing on their victorious
path, whipped George Washington BY
10 l in the afternoon. The sum
maries:
GeOrEetown vs. PennsylvAnia.
John - Owens PENN defeated Joe De ste
defsst3.a ena 3 Lou H p!ss4 sna q Art s11Oes Penn
Sai,inWon ball, on by Penn, and q. Total-5
Jack slattery g. u defeated Albrow
Robinson PENN, and 3; Bud Cross CPenn)
defeated, Walter lyman 90. o., ) and ..
ASoof E PsS desaF.d RSns f0V vPse Pseg
's u & defeated FranP HP Rsa h.sh1TS tP.nS5 McPsrs
z. Best ballzWon by O. o.. 2 up. Total
points for Georsetown, l for Penn.
Georgetown VS.. Princeton.
IT. 8. Taller (Princeton) defeated Lou
UJ defeated j. n Gordon SSet tprinsetogn, aetdg 'G
up p6nt. Gow8n ior q G G' tSl e. p{:toD III Total
:tsnS SR rsn.S b q s0t. T
Toss-s points for Prineston cs Trinee'On' uO'
yrshs ia gSss g. defeated g Ssh.ES sR %1n hs
yqn Sy PrinesonHo aD anS TotssS Ssss soint: ss Tor
Catholic University VS.. University Of Rich
mOnd
W A: Swanson CU: OF r. defeated Jan
W q & defeated @ hoSIs R dooE q ~ M'ttdi'a T5l
s ana points sest for o1Rng OF R. and Total
c. Mssinnis e. 5CHUi u and Roland wrisht
81 snd dstss'fs s..t S.rwdbl ErsRaliq b. Pax,
Tot1I-2,la points for o, of h and "a point nj
l. Coppage ~. Of R.) defeated Don Dill
lon 70. u, / upi W. Lamb &c. q ana
Merrisey tu; Of r. finished even Hest
bsil-Won by y, Of R., and J. Total-3H
points for U. of r. and "a point for 6. o. -
Pennsylvania vs.. George washington.
A. Byxbee PENN defeated Dolph Ather-
ton 90, W., and 4; John owens PENN
defeated w. E. Coleman 20. WI. and 4.
Best ball--Won By Pennsyivania, s and 4:
Totals points for Penn ~
A. Robinson PENN defeated Joe Olsen
lG: W.. z and 9; Buck Kendrick 90 VII
dsfeated William Cross PENN. ana l.
beSt oau-Won By Penn, / up Total--2
points for Penn. point for O. W
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
Selma a.
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Goodwin Tackles First-Class
Ring Foe in Phelps Tomorrow

~ OBJ GOODWIN and Cowboy owen
K Phelps clash tomorrow night at
Portner's Arena in one Of the
most attractive boxing matches
of the indoor season over an eight
round route for the benefit Of the
Alexandria Day Nursery.
Although Phelps is a newcomer to
this vicinity, he is topnotch light
heavy. His presence at Portner's to-
morrow night is the outcome of VIC
tory he scored recently over Sam weiss
at Norfolk. .,,..
December and had quite time gettlns
by the Philadelphian.
nHELPS was a recent participant in
/ the National Boxing Association.'s S
tournament at Chicago and ad-
vanced to the semi-final round where
he was defeated by Billy Jones.
In four bouts at Portner's. Goodwin
has defeated Billy Schwartz, Sam Weiss,
Eric Lawson and Reds" Barry, Good
win stopped Schwartz and Lawson.
The cowboy has met and defeated
such sterling ringmen as Larry john
son, Fred Denhart, Charley belIanger, f.,
Clyde Chastain, Spike Webb, Tony
Cancella, Angus Snyder and Harry
Dillon. He claims the lightheavy-
weight championship of Canada as a
result of his victory over Bellanger.
Goodwin is the best hghtheavy-
weight in the South.
IN many cases Phelps is ranked above
/ Goodwin in the iightheavy-weight
division, although their respective
abilities are about on a par.
Clarence Sloat and Harry Beeoe
Baron go in the semi windup over eight
rounds. Baron halls from New York,
while Sloat Is the knockout king around
Baltimore at 1876 pounds. Baron Is un-
der the direction of Joe Woodman.
Willie Essinger meets Buck Taylor
of Baltimore in the main preliminary,
while Roddy Davis gets Mike Holman
in another four -rounder. Sammy Britt
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

Indian spring-George Dif1enbaugh. pro-
W. Harvey, IT,; Tom Fit. Herbert L. Lacey,
Charles s. Cole. jr.; Leroy sasscer. Elliott
Spicerk J. ". Brownell. Leo ?. Pass. Sec
ond 10-H. II. Mihills, z. B. Wagner, A.
N. Aiken, Frank @. Butler. Jack Pence, Ray
Moore Harry Bachman, Don McNeal, W. A.
Stone and Edward Phaxton.
CEoRGETowN's golf team Is out
~ with def directed at the boys in
the golf shop at Congressional to
meet them in team match at the lat
ter club, and it mas accepted. The club
team will include M. Parker Nolan, anna
teur; Archie Clark. assistant pro; Charlie
Penna. caddiemaster: Alph Clarke, Clag-
gett Stevens and Dick Melvin.
Clark. who was runner-up for the
Maryland State open championship
last year at Congressional, scored SO
over the course few days ago, and only
last week made four straight IS on the
par seventeenth hole He missed his
fifth straight by inches.
And here's a new one from Congress
sional, and a unique way to make an
eagle 3 on a par hole. Vincent Sac
cardi did it by the simple trick OF
holing a niblick shot from the trap at
the eighth hole, after two long wooden
shots
Evening star., 1932-05-01
CUBS TRIM CARDS
FOR 7TH STRAIGHT
Bunch Hits to Offset Foes
Homers-Braves, PhiIIies
Take Other Tits.

By the Associated Press.
~ HICAGO, April 30.-The world
4 champion st. Louis Cardinals
" cracked 23-year-old Lonnie
warneke for q pair Of home
1uns today, but the Cubs collected
eight hits in groups off Flint Rhem to
win their second straight victory Of the
series, 5 to 3.
Today's triumph was the Cubs seventh
in a row and their tenth in IL games,
and kept them at the top Of the Ma
tional League.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
w YOMEN golfers Of the Capital
M are In for another busy week
v With q resumption of the
weekly team matches sched

weekly team matches sched-
uled for tomorrow at the Manor Club,
the Congressional Country Club Will
hold an open day for the fair divot
diggers on Friday. The tourney on
Friday will be a Scotch foursome to
start at $50 and to be played in three
classes, according to handicaps. The
players will strike alternate drives and
play alternate shots through the fair
way and on the greens. Half the COM
bined handicaps will apply. The classes
will be made up Of players with handl.
caps from / to Is, from 16 to 20 and
from 81 to 80, and pairings must be
made within these handicap classes.
The Tournament Committee Of the
Women'S District Golf Association, pre-
pairing for the team match with Phila-
delphia on May Il and IS, has named
q list of nearly 20 players from whom
the members Of the Washington team
of Is will be drawn. The first match
will be played in foursomeS on May IA
at Chevy Chase, while the second
match will be played in twosomes at
the National Women'S Country Club on
May is. Here are the candidates from
whom the team will be named:
Mrs Emory Smith. Mrs. Betty P
Meckley, Mrs Everett Eynon, Miss
Winifred Faunce, Mrs. James w. Beller
Mrs. Hume Wrong. Mrs. Harrison
Brand, jr; Mrs. Y. z. Booker, Mrs c.
K Osborne Miss Virginia Williams,
Mrs. Alma Won Steinner, Miss Virginia
Pope, Mrs. H. A. Knox and Mrs. r. L.
Rose. There may be several additions
to this list.
WITH entries totaling between 200
w and 300 players, the entry list for
the ARMY NaNrU CpdIntTV C1llh in
vitation tournament first of the 1882
classics around Washington, closed last
night. Pairings are being made today
and will be announced tomorrow. The
tourney will start over the well groomed
course on Tuesday, with tomorrow to
be given over to practice. Tuesday and
Wednesday will be devoted to the quali-
fication rounds. and four match play
rounds will be played on Thursday and
Friday.
AS a part of the tournament the Golf
Committee will hold luncheon on May
6 for the members Of the District Golf
Association. About rs persons will
attend.
TENwOOD and Indian Spring clubs
n were TO meet this afternoon at In
dian Spring in the first of series
Of two-team matches between the two
golf organizations. Both clubs have put
strong teams in the field. The first 10
players will compete from scratch,
while the second 10 will compete with
club handicaps. A return match viii bt
played at Kenwood on May is. Here
is the lineup OF the two teams today:
Kenvood-M Houghton, professional
MRury Fitzgerald, club champion: Georgt
A. Tew, n. A., Bishop, Forrest Thempson
Royce Houah, Mai. J. T. Mcclure Norman
:: FeIl z yoIl; George LegsIlyn; Sec Sec
gene Fry, r. r. Tew. Bryan Morse, charlei
remeFest, Tom Powers. Harvey johnson
( Gray and Lloyd Carey.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Sueeps Daus Cup Tie Peacock Formidable in d. Golf Pav
HOWELL TIES GOLF MARK
Shoots Cascades Course in IL in Old
Dominion Victory.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, April so CP.-
Billy Howell of Richmond gained a
second leg on the Old Dominion golf
trophy and equaled the competitive
record for the sporty Cascades course
here today.
The blond Washington and Lee stu
dent defeated r. A. Stranahan of To-
ledo, Ohio, and over a 36-hole
route.
Howell's brilliant round of II in the
morning, despite adverse weather con-
ditions, and Stranahan's courageous
comeback in the afternoon after being
eight down at lunch, furnished a day
OF thrills for the gallery.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

Dorette Miller (Nat.) defeated Carolyn
1NatJ defeated Jessie Edmohdscn % CMt. p,
60, 6-2; Florence Meier (Nat) defeated
Margaret Tolman mt. p, 80, ST. 6-3;
mt. P.i 6-2,, 81: Claire CanaEhan NAT
defeated Maud sewan (Mt., P), 6-3, 6-2;
Sara Moore r. c. defeated Margaret Ryan
(Rac.), 6-2, SO; Sara Moore CR c. de-
ieated Marian Butler (shore(, 6-l, s-6;
R0fans RSsa Soyot dssssed sosss rdsen r.
6 defeated Louise stambaugh' CRae y 81.
THOMPSON (coi.l' a0s, e-s, 81; EnEsbeth
81. SO Elizabeth 6iary 70. W. defeated
Bernice Reed mt. PD, 6-i, SO: Helen
Robinson (C. CD defeated Elizabeth Judd
tB. s., "a, 60; Reba Barton (shore.l de-
feated Hope Douchess (Ward), 81, 6-2;
Martha Myers (Shore) defeated Kathleen
Watkins (Ward). 81. ga; Betty Whitfield
Ward defeated Ruth colladay (shereO,
Ga, lo-s.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Game Goes 13 Innings.

PHILADELPHIA, April 80 R9.-After
L trailing 81 at the end of the
fourth inning, the Phillies came
back today to win a 13-inning slugging
duel from the Brooklyn Dodgers, 8 to z.
Jack Quinn's wild pitch in the thir-
teenth with Pinkey Whitney on third,
two out and two strikes on Pinch Hit
ter Scarritt sent the Phillies' captain
across with the winning run.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
WINS HAND BALL TITLE
Angelo Trulio Beats S. Atchesor
in U. s. Senior Final.

NEW YORK. April 30 (R.-Angelo
Trulio Of the New York A. G. today
won the national senior four hand
bali singles championship, defeating
the final round at the New York A. c.,
14-2l, 2l-e, Ala.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Totals. 30 724 Ia

LeRch. RGnsTesTki UTSsnski kno.Re Ca{' HaEsraVe s
Error-schuimerich RUNS batted in-ott.
Koenecke, Jackson. yergez. Knoths ~
Two-base hitsITerry. Ott, Urbanski, Har-
grave, Worthington., Double plays-Msran- 1n
4; Boston 8. Base on bails-of Fitzsiml-
mons, D. of Seibold. !, OF Gibson, 2 Struck
we'll. J. HitsNof Fitzsimmons, 10 in 2i
innings; of Gibson, l in 5H3 innings; OF
Seiboid, in innings; on Cantwell none in
innings. Winning pitcher-Cantwell. Los
ing pitcheT-FitzsimmonsS vmpiresTT;Messrs;; me Z;
game-i hour and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
GENERALS TAKE MEET.

RICHMOND, Va, April 30 L49.-su-
perior ability in the field events rave
the Washington and Lee barriers a II
70 90 victory over the University of
Richmond track team TODAY.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Sweep Short Series.

OSTON, April 80 UP).-The Braves
- swept both games Of the shortened
series with the New York Giants
falling on Fred F1tzsimmons in the sec
ond and third innings today for seven
runs and ten hits to win the final con-
test to 4.
Sam Gibson, who relieved Fitzsim-
mons, gave only one hit in the last five
and two-thirds innings
Evening star., 1932-05-01
PLAN FOR FIELD DAY
Charles County Schools Will Vie
at La Plata Thursday.

LA PLATA. Md. April 3o.-The annual
field day events for the schools of
Charles County will be held on the
grounds of La Plata School next Thurs
day.
The pupils and teachers Of the schools
will meet in front of the Town Hall.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
PILOTS FACE BLACK S0X
Colored Base Ball Pros to Open
East-West League Play Saturday.

The Pilots, washington colored pro-
fessional base ball team, will open play
in the East-West League Saturday, en-
gaging Baltimore Black Sox. Il will
meet the same team in q double header
next Sunday. The Baltimore club is
reported strong.
Sylvester and johnson, catchers, have
Just been added to the Pilots roster.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

Totals. 54 1888 Is Totals. E. s. Is 50 is
Two out when winning run scored.
fBatted for Collins in fourth.
tBatted for Klothe in fifth.
kRan for v. Davis in fifth.
fBatted for Bolen in seventh.
''Batted for Grabowski in thirteenth.
BsQ'okdIyIn, BBs'ldyyIna,sii:;... SI2+9S99SSS69 %
Runs-ODoul. Strip, Cuccinello t2). Kel-
ly 90, .Bartell, Klein. Hurst, Whitney !2l.
G. Davis .(2), Friberg: Errors-Frederick,
Refs, Wright, Shaute,. Klein, Collins. Runs
Shaute, Klein. Kelly go, Mallon (2), Lee,
Whitney, Cuccinello. 'Two-base hits-Stripp,
berg. whitney. Three-ba hit--FriberE.
Home run-Kelly. Sacrihces-Bartell, Quinn.
Hurst. Grabovski. Double plays-Knothe,
Left on bases-.Philadelphia. IS; BROOKLYN,
10. Base on balls-Oh Collins, 2: of Shaute
!; of Bolen. 2; of Quinn, 5; of Grabowskt
2. Struck out-By Collins, 2; by Bolen, 2;
by Quinn, 2; by Grabowski. 2. Hits-On
Collins, II in : innings: of shaute, 10 il
Quinn. 8 in 8 innings; of Grsbovski. 4 in
6 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Collins
pitcher-dra6owski Losing, pitcher-oginn
Umpires-Messrs. Moran and Pnrman. Time
Of eame-3 hours and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
Score:

81 Sb.caSo aSSi': :::::::::::: 6SSSGSi1SGS -
Hismsn R4nYstSTns y TsSor@ "a erGm G8n' BACK
Runs batted inwCoiIins tD. stephenson,
Grimm. Herman (2). watkins, Hartnett,
Three base hit--Hack. Home runs-Collins,
Grimm; Watkins Stolen base-Hack Sac
sisted Adams to Friseh to Bottomleyi- Will
son to Bottomley+ Left on besesost. Louis
9; chissgo, G >: Basss s on @ 6sllscowH e. Enem' .Ia
q: by Rhem, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Donnelly,
Quigley and Risler. Time Of game hour
and SO minutes.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
CENTRAL GOLFERS WIN
Washington-Lee High vanquished
by one-Point Margin.

Central Highs golfers defeated Wash
ington-Lee Highs team of Ballston,
3h to 21S, yesterday at East Potomac.
It was the third win In four starts for
Central. 1t lost its opening engagement
to Georgetown Prep and has defeated
st. Johns and Western, in addition to
its win yesterday.
Central, defending public high cham
pion, will 60 after its second win In the
title series next Saturday when it meets
Tech at East Potomac.
Yesterdays summaries:
Williams (W.-L) defeated Duvall, and 5;
Turner co. defeated Ball, and 4. Best
bsll-Central, and 2.
and Burns, tied. Best ball, tied.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
HAVE CLEAN NET SLATE
Nationals Lead Women's League
With Five Victories.

Nationals, with five wins and no de-
feats, are setting the pace in the Dis
trict Women's Tennis League at the
end of the first weeks play. Rock Creek
is second and George WaShingtonians
third, with four and three victories and
no losses. respectively. Several matches
were postponed because Of unfavorable
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