Evening star., 1932-05-15

x well. 1000 of 'em, anyway-big
N kids, little kids, fat kids and
skinny kids-paraded forth in
all their glory yesterday before BEAM
ing parents, relatives and friends in
the sports program of the George
Washington Bicentennial Commission's S
Festival of Youth en- the Monument
Grounds and West Potomac Park.
Perhaps it was the most ambitious
sports program of its kind ever pre-
sented in Washington. 1t was a color
full conglomeration which contested in
nearly every game of the sports CUT
riculuni-base ball, tennis, gclf, track,
playground base ball. volley ball, baS-
ket ball, schlag ball, dodge ball, New
comb, croQuet, horseshoes, quoits. etc.
The spacious grounds around the Mon
ument were filled with boys and girls.
The air was filled with flying spheroids.
Under the direction Of Miss Mauda
Parker numerous contests were staged
by school girls, but these were regard
ed more as exhibitions than actual
contests.
The features were base ball tennis,
basket ball, horseshoe pitching and
track. Miller Furniture CO. and DORA
mines opened the Capital City League
season, the former winning a 6-to-3
verdict.
In ur-cornered junior high track
meet. involving $50 young athletes,
Macfarland scored 721a points TO
Parls As, Powell's 16 and Langley's 10.
The tennis was contested in two
classes, junior and senior, Howell of
Western High winning the junior from
Yoemans Of Central, 60, 8-5. and
Latona OF Western conquering Boyle
Of Friends, 81, 6-3.
Morris Blumberg won the horseshoe
p1tchlng event over large field.
Folly Wrightson of Central won over
Clara Devine of Alexandria in the final
Of the Y. w. c. A. Girl Reserves
tournament, 6-3, 6-3. In basket ball.
Iowa Avenue won the 1I5-pound final
from Roseda,e, is to 3. and Park View
conquered Hoover, II to IL.
Iowa Avenue defeated Takoma Park.
IL to 0, and Rosedale won over Po-
tomac. to 4, in the final playground
base bell results, while Rosedale won
oy II to 4 over Virginia Avenue in
vollev ball.
All participants received certificates
OF merit from the George Washington
Bicentennial Commission.
Results of the outstanding competi-
tions follow:
JUNIOR TENNIS.
FIRST R0UND-Doyle (western( defeated
Won dsfauf Howell wes.rn5 MsE 15uEEGgsns Gefestsd
ksndan Peyittl. sL2: Owens (st Johns
Gons sSsR Ysehs ssv d.f.st.s Rsfs os7i I
nags9 Hon 9roIa MogntE9se' - Hsrlsy Lunattaesed)
SECOND RoUND11poyis defeated May:
EOaI & HGEe s yGn vso,,, ,, Setsgt cVsn
sEMI-FINAL RoUNDEFor'er defeated
D1yls; IS; osm ysnmans defes.sd owens: 50
ed Yeomans tcentraD. So. sEs.
SENIOR TENNIS.
FIRST RoUND--Latona (Westernl defeat
s1ook. kMccs.ss, e.i.s.sd sess sGssorsetown Prep 81,
csnnon eorsetoEn or preSS de2sstsa e22ns Mei6v S
EEsS. EEssserrs; 1nors-o, s Boyle rriendf! defeated
tsste,d Shine; 50; Jacob (Western1 defeated
SECOND R0UNDE-Ia.cns defeated Brooks.
Soyie oefeated Scheele. 50; Jacob defeated
'fl srSI-Ff1NaL porNp-1..or. defeated
FINAL RoTTNnELrtora fvrsstern) defeat
ed Boyle tFriendsl. 81. 6-3.
GIRLS TENNIS.
sfRNts EINAL R1HNn 4nIspS.Try-w az w. A. GIRL RE
Central dri defeated Clara Dsvine (Alexan-
HoRsEsHoEs.
WINNER-M Blumberg.
BASKET BALL.
n5-PoUND FINALS-Iowa Avenue. Is:
Ise-PoUND FINALs-Park View. II; Hoo
yer. IL.
BASE BALL RESULTS.
Iowa Avenue. IL: Tskoma. o.
Rosedale. D; Potomac. 4.
voLLEY BALL.
FINAL RoUND-Rosedale, 81: Virginia
Avenue, 4.
JUNIOR HIGH TRACK MEET POINT SCORE
Macfsrland. 721a; Paul. as Powell 1s
JUNIOR HIGH TRACK SUMMARIES.
85-POUND CLASS.
5e-YARD DASH-won by walbecker Mac
iarland); second. Young (Macfarland); third,
a6Fsg aHASNG .saoSd ek9aD Ssss.f 81 gSp
third HSsRfS RfSs PESsp RTSH s%sni il isa
landl: third. Nevius (PsuD Height. 1 feet 8
sse-YARp RELAY-won BY Mcfarland
y HnYopng Rieysr. Byrd. WaIdeckerl: second.
third, LanEley CMundll. Bond. Richey. Chea-
kalus). Time. 27as seconds
1oo-PoUND CLASS.
60-YARD DASH-Won by Fernandez
POWELL; second. Carmel (Macfarland):
third. Royal tMacfarland) Time. 7ss sec
RUNNING BROAD JUMP-won by Bren-
ner tMacfarland): second. Morris paul:
third. Fernandez POWELL. Distance. Is feet
RUNNiNG HIGH JUMP-won by Brenner
(Macfarlandl and K. Carmel (Macfarlandl.
tie for first; third. Morris PauD. HEIGHT. S