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The Washington times., 1932-02-12
Automobiles
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has had the best of care; its general ap-
pearance will verify this Priced low to
sell quick, S235. Callan Motors Inc,
Eranklln distributors 1920 NJ st. N. W
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67s5. 607 Mass Ave. N. W.
OAKLAND Eight. 1880, 2-Door Sedan-Up.
holstery like new: Here 10 a snappy 3
you will enjoy driving. It Is a real bar.
gain at $465. Can be financed. Calian
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oldsmobile, Landau Sedan besutiful ma
room. finish. natural wood wheels. me.
Chanicallv o. K. for only 5000. terms
POhanka Service Oldsmobile Sales &
Service ] 1913 Goth st N. W. North 0347.
Onen evenings and Sunday
l26 Automobiles for Sale
GOOD USED CARS
NOLAN MOTOR CO. III 18th 81. n, ", 4,
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Automobiles
WHIPPET

wHIPPET 4 Sport Roadster-Low mileage.
S65. rot. 0757 Mr.. Cronier. =
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AUTOMOBILES A for Sale
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THE BELFORD

35i1 18th st. NV.
Handy to transportation. scnoois,
stores rooms kitchen. bath. s4S3o 10
$50. Frigidaire on house current
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THE WOODBURY.

35il 18th st. NV.
Handy to transportathiotnS; hstS ,ss shS0n 20 10
$50. Frigidaire on house current
THE BELFoRD
\ 3ni ST. NV.
Very attractive building. walking ois.
y tence Government buildings. One and
two rooms, kitchen and bath. s37. so to
s4f.5o, Murphy beds in small units:
4 Electric refrigeration. manager new
II management.
/ 1892 CONN. AVE. NV.
lshttul rooms. kitchen, bath. s52,5o.
Il Frigidaire.
I THE BRADFORD
4 1850 X St. NV.
Adm5sbly situated 1usn, in snsrtm.nss conyenisRss
nd ,o9e a9e ssc sIss anG sss Eeerc 0 re
friseration, elevator, switchboard man
II ager.
\ THE HOWE
Il no st. NV.
Near Pension PARK; 2 rooms. kitchen.
/ THE DUDDINGTON
4 1854 I.anier Pl. NV.
\ Appealing to the conservative renter
\ Well proportioned rooms: Kitchen, pain
II ana pOrCn apartment IOr Soo. fiblddhe
\ on house current.
1916 18th ST. NV.
Distinctive apartment home. Desirable
units of Q and 3 large rooms, Kitchen,
/ dinette. bath with shower. $3.50 up.
/ apartment. Switchboard, elevator. man
\ aser.
1880 r ST. NV.
Dupont CIRCLE section apPealinf n.tb EN-
$3.50 and ses. Electric refrigeration.
Manager, elevator.
1929 35th ST. NV.
district. 2 bright rooms. kitchen, bath.
$50. Frigidaire, manager.
1882 WISE. AVE. NV.
Single vacancy Of 2 rooms. kitchen,
bath. .47.5o. Frigidaire.
1914 14th ST. NV.
Downtown building. 8 rooms, kitchen,
bath. $3.50 unfurnished; s52.50 TO 4
s62.50 furnished. Manager on premises. |
1873 14th ST. NV.
Near Thomas Circle. rooms, Kitchen |
1109 14th ST. NV.
Entire building remodeled. 2 large
rooms, kitchen, bath. $40.
BOSS & PHELPS
1417 X st. NV. MA. $500
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3o1o WISCONSIN AVE.
Overlooking National Cathedral
5tESEE} 5tEYAEHR SEN R4HSE SasiSSHS
closets. furnished dinette. % SIS Sn' 90. '"'''
large rooms q bed rooms), kitchen.
esth; est Il large closets. furnished dinette.
sns soa. IN .sss1sns e9na'cn .a:g
manager. Apt. 205.
133 WEBSTER ST. NV.
FR1GIDAIRE.
.,Messs. Mess Soldiers Idle Home stores: schoos
) rooms. kit. dinette L bath. $500
rooms. kit, r. h.. bath. ......... 5000
See Janitor.
1886 KENYON ST.
FR1GIDAIRE.
; rooms. kitchen and bath ...... .$67.5o
Res. Mgr. Apt. 8.
GORGAS, 6S05 GA. AVE.
'oDDes's g. E Ma1sfd REnsldEsarioND. Rsss HSsDis'''
large rooms, dinette. kitchen and a., N
Res. Mer.. Apt. i.
THE SIBLEY, Is M ST. NV.
Frigidaire on House Current.
rooms, kitchen and bath. h........$45, 90
rooms. kitchen and bath. ....... $500
Walking distance G. P. O., Union sta
tion and City Post once.
Res. Mgr, Apt. l.
J. C.. WEI
1927 K Street NV.
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THE HIGHLANDS

THE HIGHLANDS
II Conn. Ave. and California Rt
Apis. of Q. 3 and 5 rooms and bath.
ssis7.so. sis furnished. Hi hdufN'She0' 700 TO
Rentals include electricity and re-
friReration. Cafe in building.
Manager on Premises.
THE WESTMORELAND
S rooms. Kitchen and BATH ' .s1aa5o
Electric Refrigeration.
CAFE IN building-Mgr. on premises.
THE WARD
307 st. NE.
, rdImi rriSidaiTe tit,, on House Current; -
Tooms ksshsn ksehsn and and BATH BATH :sS
THE RICHELIEU
H 18th and Harvard Sts.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
Frisidaire on House Current.
sadtet 1901 6 q St. tif%1sfs' N.W.
''F'' is isis ssShsS 81 ST. .nS S.%' SSsh' $4,000
Downtown. walking distance shopping
, room, .,,c,sdnls district. ,... ..,u
rooms i1o7 6'rfa iith 81 81. NV NV. $4,000
l I4niv 5oomi d so a.. kitchen. bath,
74o 9th ST. NV. ''''''
2 rooms Kitchen and bath, $3.50
room: kltchenette and bath. 5000
l7O5 DE SALES ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
1448 GIRARD ST. NV.
1 room; dining alcove. kitchen
Electric; Refrigeration.
Manager on Premises.
2110 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. 5000
FriGidaire on House Current.
THE PRESCOTT ARMS
1901 2Ist st. NV.
| 3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $4,000
LINkINS co.
1888 De Sales St. Dec. $500
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1109 14th ST. NV.
Entire building remodeled. large
rooms, kitchen, bath, $40.
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THE QUINCY

THE QUINCY
81 Quincy st. NV.
Conveniently Located.
Large living room: bed room m
Electricai Retrigeration on house current .
THE GELHAVE
405 10th st. NE.
Close-in Northeast section m
rooms. kitchen, bath. 500 10 a23 ~ ~
rooms. kitchen. bath ,.. o,,treut ouut
Electrical Refrigeration on house current
See Res. Mgr, Apt. No. 1oa.
THE DAHLIA
7o19 Georsia Ave. NV:
Just Opposite Walter Reed Hosptai
Living room, dressing room sun , so m 1
porch. large kitchen and bath: soo'oV
Living % toes rooH' bed room' kitchene''e 50 90
1iVins @ room room. bed room, sun porch. -
rxisa kItshen 1oom and sininx Sash room bed ''''O
room. sun porch. kitchen; bath. go 90
Electrical Refrigeration on house current 1
See Res. Mgr. Apt. No. 106.
THE COLORADO
1859 LonsfelIow st. NV.
Well MANAGED and Homelike Apt. ,o
rooms. kitchen, bath. *ao:oo
Electrical Refrieeration on house current 1
See Res. Mgr.
THE ALLISON
44e5 14th St. NV.
In Excellent Location.
I room. kitchen. bath. ......... -o0
2 rooms, kitchen. bath ........ oouo I
Electrical Refrie eeration on house current |
See Res. Mgr, Apt. 22.
L. E. Breuninger & Sons, Inc. 4
ell Investment Bldg. Natl 2oio
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1888 14th ST. NV.
Near Thomas Circle. rooms, kitchen,
bath, s2750.
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1914 14th ST. NV.
Downtown building. rooms kitchen.
bath. $3.50 unfurnished; s52.50 to
$62. so furnished. Manager on premises.
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2ni 81. NV.
Very attractive building. walking dis,
tance Government buildings. one ana
two rooms, kitchen and bath. S37 50 TO
s47.50 Murphy beds in small units.
Electric refrigeration. manager, new
management.
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BOSS & PHELPS
1417 x ST. NV MA. 930O
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SHANNON
1435 K St. NV. National 2345

4524 IOWA AVE. NV.
On liss Mouss usf
rooms, kitchen and bath. 80. $4e SO
rooms, kitchen. dinette. bath. 5000
See Janitor.
1905 POTOMAC ST. NV.
Aufo%xfIS SSsSEsf.Syn; ksfEHaEkATion GSspe1 r sss
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
See Janitor.
NORWOOD, 1343 E. CAPT. ST.
O. z. REFRIGERATION. .,.m
f'0"' anu RppIy Sprh Apt. i.
314 v ST. NE.
g. E. REFRIGERATION.
rooms. kitchsn sss M and bath. aa, '.'H''o
$40 G ST. Sc.
G. E. REFRIGERATION.
rms, din. rec; hall: bath. ........s47se
fIHns All spsrtments ,sf en ano IN good condition
See Resident Manager.
142 CARROLL ST. Sc.
FRI0IDAIRE.
'r0oTs Sss. and I,b2.l7 S.;a' ;nd CAPITOL '4a'0
1245 NEAL ST. NE.
In the 1rir!aas rRid1bziSE. Es;iain'i'l Section
rooms, kitchen and bath. ..A7.So
Res. Mgr, Apt. 26.
NEW GAS-HEATED FLATS.
1914 Orren st. NE.
rooms. dinette, kitchen. bath,
Now ready for occupancy.
IDON co.
Metropolitan 3O1l
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BOSS & PHELPS
1417 X st. NV. MA. $500
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THE BRADFORD

1850 X St. NV.
Admirably situated in convenient
downtown section; unusual apartments
of 2 and large rooms. kitchen. bath
and foyer, s7250 and sos. Electric re-
friseration, elevator, switchboard, man
ager.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

1882 WISE. AVE. NV.
Single vacancy Of 2 rooms. kitchen,
bath. s47.50. Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

1892 CONN. AVE. NV.
Cleveland Part; apartment OF two de-
lightful rooms. kitchen, bath. $o2,oo.
Frigidaire.
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THE AL-ROY

1915 Kenyon Street NV.
EXCELLENT building, lovely lobby,
carpeted corridors, 24-hour switchboard
and elevator service
PORCH, 2 bed rooms, Irving room,
reception hall, kitchen, 6inette. tiled
bath. built-in tub: exposures. ,se5.
rooms, dress. closet Murphy bed.
kit, din. alcove. bath: front apt;
southern exposure. s72.5o
F'rigidaire on House Meter.
Resident Manager
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1929 35th ST. NV.
Strictly modern building. Burleith
district. 2 bright rooms. Kitchen, bath.
$50. Frigidaire, manager.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

1916 18th ST. nav.
Distinctive apartment home. Desirable
units of and large rooms, kitchen,
Murphy bed and Kelvinator in each
apartment. Switchboard, elevator. man
ager.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

1880 r ST. NV.
Dupont Circle section. appealing en-
81 and ss Gleetro
Manager, elevator.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ALTIMORE, September 21.-With
- the selection of the United
States champions and the rat
ing Of the challengers COM
pleted, the National Boxing Commis-
sion today advanced to its final session
of the thirteenth annual convention,
for the election Of officers.
Gen. John v. Clinnin of Illinois, re-
firing president, has announced he
would not seek reelection. James M.
Brown of Michigan was slated as his
successor.
Two Junior classifications were abol-
ished Yesterday in the nSt1ngS an
nounced by the association in approv-
ing the committees report.
Jack Sharkey, who won the heavy
weight title from Max Schmeling, was
recognized as national champion, with
Schmeling as first of the contenders.
The champions and contenders:
ndh MeavyCersen yGensenderssl. Max schmens; !,
Hisx Max BaeG; ). Stanley Porada: :. johnny
Esko s. Miske' wslasr Tons shacco Of Boston
- Isador. [astanaga; 10. Jack Peterson OF
Wales , N;.,,,s
ebampion 1foneaVySsatnsd yconsenderSi, Maize Rosen-
bloom q Charley sslanser Of Ca Gsnsqa; kna9bi ::
4 ION Scozza: i, George Manley: 8, Al
GsnSS : Jee Bonoyie ~ M.;ssi Joe 'oTsan' TSI1 of
rrance ehsmpon. Contenders-1, Vince
dundee: paadS !. Gorilla Jones;Ss. frankie pat;
taslia; 4, Dave Shade; 5, Ben Jeoy; e. Paui
Ptrrone of Cleveland; Z. Chick Devln; q
Young Terry; 9. Al Rossi Of Newark; TO-
Marty Sampson. .
Young Corbett; .. jimmy MeLarnin; =
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OuantUe

eighth, when he Knocked down q bud
ding two bagger and found the enter
prisirg Weaver on deck to take q per-
feet and hurried throw, was the only
spectacular fielding play Of a game
that was really listless from the Boston
fans standpoint, for never from the
start to finish did the locals figure In
the fight.
The debut OF Heinie Manush % q
base runner was a revelation to the
smallest crowd Of the year at Fenway
Park. Manush stole two bases and was
on the scoring end Of . double theft
with Reynolds.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
Walter Smith Takes COlored
Horseshoe Title in Virginia

the Virginia and Washington luminaries
He exhibited true fighting spirit In
the second and third games. He was
far behind in the third fray when he
to forge ahead to win. Smith will be
the man to watch In Thursday nights
championships
Along with Robinson. Albert Marshall.
A Granett and Ben Brice will make up
the Virginia squad Of invaders.
THE grand finals will be held Thurs
! day night on the Twelfth Street
Y. M. C. A. courts located on
Eleventh street near T. The metro
politan matches will get under way at
O'Clock sharp. At o'clock the Mary
Tilghman and S. Williams of North
Brentwood, and J. Sembly of Annapolis
already qualified. Peter Harris and J.
Herndon will battle for a place.
John Hyson, defending metropolitan
champion, Is confident he can repeat.
He is noted for his coo,ness under fire.
He always is near the so per cent mark
in ringers. He is seldom fashy. but
is always steady With the high grade
of pitchers bound to qualify from the
District and those who have made the
Virginia and Maryland squad, Hyson
will be hard put to remain on top.
THE city tourney is in the quarter
i finals and will be completed today.
Probable survivors are P. Blackwell,
Harrison Tyler. Oliver Thompson, A.
Msster and w. johnson.
fighting trio. Smith of Virginia:
Blackwell and johnson of the District,
will be Hyson's foremost foes.
Pairings will be made on the courts.
The following will officiate: Referee,
Benjamin Washington: judges at
stake. court No. /, Robert Clemons and
Toppins: court No. 2. r. Outlaw and
Chic" Hammond: chief scorer, John
Hanks: scorer. court No. l. Edward
Joice; court No. 2, L. Henley.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

ITO be sure, the success Of the Sen
i ators was due In great measure TO
the awkwardness of Emead Jolley
behind the bat. The latters debut as a
receiver at Fenway Park was anything
but calculated to make his manager or
the fans optimistic.
GAM RICE still continues to be the
y great old dependable that Boston
fans have known and liked for
years. He got three safe clouts.
Cronin Is in hitting slump ap-
parently. He couldn't do anything with
the willow. but he was a kingpin on the
defense.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

NEW horseshoe king was
~ crowned last night when Walter
~ Smith of Halls Hill, Va. de-
feated Stanley Robinson, de-
Tending State champion of the col
ored section of The Stars horseshoe
torney, on the courts Of Albert Mar
shall at Fort Berry. Va. Tossing As
per cent ringers. the winner emerged
with a 50-8, 52-34, SOL, 52-45 and
54-24 victory.
In the quarter and semi-fin Smith
defeated Brice and Cravett.
After the first game, Robinson staged
a good fight tossing ringer for ringer
with Smith Smiths consistency stood
out as he registered in the first three
games. In the last and deciding con-
test, the winner tossed Sc per cent
ringers.
The feat Of Smiths Is q warning to
Evening star., 1932-09-21
~ PROFESSIONAL golfers from the
. Middle Atlantic sector are
pointing their games toward the

richest purely local tournament
of the season-the Maryland open
championship, to be played next week
over the course of the Columbia Coun-
try Club for the title now held by
Ralph Beach of the Baltimore Subur-
ban Club. The tourney will be over
the 36-hole route next Wednesday, and
will be for purse totaling upward
of S7O0. 1t will attract all the leading
pros of this section.
Based on the comparative showingS
made by the professionals hereabouts
over the same course in the recent
sectional qualifying rounds for the P.
G.. A. championship, two of the local
brigade should have good chance to
win. AL Houghton led the pros in the
P. G. A. tourney and Mel Shorey was
not far away.
Entries in the Maryland open will
be restricted to professionals, assistant
professionals, greenskeeperS and ama-
teur member in good standing Of clubs
affiliated with the Maryland State Golf
Association. This means that the tour
nament is strictly a Maryland affair
and the pros associated with the golf
courses in Washington and in nearby
Virginia will not be permitted to play.
Entrance fees for professionals are
$3.50 and for assistant pros, green
keepers and amateurs. IS.
Ten prizes will be distributed among
the pros and greenkeepers and two
prizes for the leading amateurs. En-
tries will close with the Maryland State
Golf Association on September 26
The tournament will be run under the
direction of the association Executive
Committee, composed of Edgar A. Pep
pier. William P Hall. Robert Stead, jr.:
Fred j. Green, j. w. Byron, Nathan
H. kaufman, William D. Waxter and
Emmet Gary.
EILLED with high hopes of accom-
L plishing something no Washington
contender has done in more than
two decades - qualifying for the ma
tional Championships Of the Capt.
tails outstanding feminine golf stars
left Washington by motor today for
the scene of the titular tournament at
Peabody. Mass. The fair golf stars
of the Nation will compete next week
for the title now held by Helen Hicks
Mrs j. Marvin Haynes of Columbia,
Middle Atlantic champion, and Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley of Indian Spring,
former District champion, are the two
local entrants In Baltimore they were
to pick up Mrs. E. Boyd Morrow, Mary
land star, who will accompany them.
In recent weeks Mrs. Haynes and
Mrs Meckley have demonstrated their
ability in no uncertain way. One Of
the most spectacular bits of golf shown
by a Washington woman was done by
Mrs. Haynes few days ago at Colum-
bia when she played the last nine from
the mems tees in 81 strokes, including
a at the par 4 tenth. Not long ago
Mrs. Meckley set new woman's rec
ord at Indian Spring with II, one
above par for the course, missing a
short putt on the final hole to tie par.
MOT since the then Mary Mccain
~ qualified for the woman's national
| at Chevy Chase back in 1908 has
Evening star., 1932-09-21
GET WINNING START
Olentine, Brown Take First Set OF
Interstate Net Feature.

Olentine and R. Brown took the first
set, Ga. from Pickett and ~Reypplds
Yesterday. in The feature mascH tfthG
tennis tourney for the Interstate Com
merce Commission doubles title at the
Tidal Basin.
Other summaries:
L. Doyle and Diehl defeated Goulet
and Baker. G-3. Go; Sparks and
Cramer defeated Crowley and Chesel-
dine. 6-4, 60; F. Brown and Nc
Auliffe defeated Futch and Whisman
8-6, 6-1; Ames and Linn defeated
Wood and Wiles, "a. 60.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

Sam Rice let the ball percolste through
to the bank. And then, with two oft,
Jolley' scored Oliver with q hit that
Buddy Myer Just missed fielding after
he had knocked the wicked drive down.
OUCH base ball as the Senators dis
y played seemed worthy Of better
things than third place in the
American League race. Perfect field.
ing but for that slip-up by Sam Rice
featured their work, and the way in
which Kuhel covered that first bag
made 1t look bad for Joe Judge.
Kuhers stop of Warstler In the
Evening star., 1932-09-21
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
ENGEL, young Washington

Joe ENGEL, young Washington
pitcher, did well for five innings
yesterday against Chicago, but
then ran into trouble and the White
Sox won, to l. Cicotte pitched
well for Chicago. Joe Boehling was
impressive as a relief hurler for the
Nationals.
Joe Wood Of Boston, after pitching
his way to 16 straight wins to tie
Walter johnson for the American
League record, lost a "a game to
Detroit.
John Stecker has been named cap
tain Of the washington Athletic As
Sociation track team.
Tech and Central foot ball elevens
are expected again to fight 1t out for
the public high school title Central
is favored, as Tech has to do much
rebuilding.
Among those mentioned in the
Rod and Stream columns are Ed
ward Carl. Albert Craine, Robert
and Charles Burdett, Thomas D.
Collins, Willie Collins, John Coleman,
Edward Craig, Will Vanderheld and
Emanuel Wagner.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
.GR|FFS NEED MORE
LIKE HIM TO CLIMB
Boston's Smallest Crowd of
Year Sees Monte Hang
Up Victory No. %.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
N OSTON, September 21.-1f
X other hurlers on the Wash
L. ington staff can duplicate
the performance t h a t
Monte Weaver turned in yester-
day, there is still hope for the
Senators displacing the Mack
men, slim as this may be. All
Evening star., 1932-09-21

THE ratings in the two classes which
L were approved and later abolished
were:
Junior welterweight class-Johnny Jadick,
champion Contenders-1. Billy Petrolle; 2.
Jackie Kid Berg; 3, Eddie Kid Wolfe; 4,
Manuel Quntero; 5. Tony Herrera; 6. Louis
Kid Kaplan: 7. Frankie Patrolle; g.. Steve
Haliako: 9; King Tut; 10. Bat Battaiin9
Jurior hshtwsisht elassIRid Kid chocolats
All Foreman; 8. Kiki Gelb: 4. Joe Ghnouly;
S. Chico Cisnaros; 6, Davy Abad; Z, ".
10, Harry Sankey.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

season long the ragged Red Sox
have been easy prey for Walter
Johnson's aggregation. And they
were even easier with the score
4 to /.
Annexing his twenty-second victory
Of the year. Weaver was clearly en-
titled to a shutout. For the first six
innings the only hit made of him was
cleaned by Tom Oliver, who made two
of the Sox's four bingles. Starting the
seventh Oliver led off with a sharp hit
to midf1eld and took an extra base when
Evening star., 1932-09-21
SAUNDERS DEFEAT CAPS
TOURNAMENT OF UPSETS
Washington Champion Dethrones Metropolitan
Ruler, Beats Thompson-Brown Sets Ringer
Mark Downing Merryman.

two ereney
throne of Metropolitan Washington horseshoe pitchers
squat tonight spectator when the final match
fourth annual championships is held the
lexington First
Evening star., 1932-09-21

sRan for Alexander in ninth
+Batted for Andrews in eighth.
Washington .... Q "A
Runs batted in-E Rice Manush Jolley
Two-base hits-Manush, Reynolds. Three
base hit-Kuhel. Stolen bases-Manush (2D.
Reynolds Bluege Sacrifce-Spencer Dou-
Bile plays-Spognardi to Warstler to Alexan-
der; Weaver to Cronin to Kuhel. Left OH
bases--Washington 7; Boston. 4. First base
on balls-Of Weaver. 2; off Andrews. /; off
Welch. l. Struck out-By Weaver, S; by
Welch. !. Hits-Of Andrews. in innings;
Losing pitcher-Andrews. Umpires-Messrs.
Dinneen and Owens. Time Of game-1 hour
and 38 minutes.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
Junior Titles Are Abolished
" AS Fistic Champs Are Listed

Johnny 1ndrisano; 5. Teddy Yarosz q Pitts
burgh 6. Freddy Steele; Z, Franta Nekolny;
8. Baby Joe Cans 9. Eddie Ran; 10. Billy
Townsend.
Lightweight class-Tony Canzoneri cham
pion. Contenders i. Billy Petrolle; 2.
Sammy Fuller 3 Tracy ws2;.v Cox 1; .,ssI, Barney
Tony Herrera; 8. Cecil Payne; 9, Lew
Massey: 10. Pietro Locaetti Of italy.
Featherweight class-Tommy Paul. cham
pion. ,contenders,l. Mel Tsrleton Of Eng. sps
i. Johnny Pena; S. Eddie Shea; s. Freddy
Miller; I. Dick Corbett Of ENGLAND; 8, Pete
Sarron; 9, Varias Milling; 10. Frankie Wal
lace.
Bantamweight class-Al Brown. champion;
Francis; ). Pete sanstol; A. Young Tommy,
FILIPINO; s. Eugene Huat; g. Spider piadnes;;
Of Mexico: 9, Art Giroux; TO- Nose Butch
of Pittsburgh.
Flyweisht class-Youne Perez. champion.
Contenders-1. Mickey MCGUIRE of England
q Jackie Brown 8, Midget Wolgast 4. Vic
Ferrand Of spair; S. Little Pancho; 8. Val
entin Anelemann; :. Frankie ,; Genaro; 8.
10, Babe Triscaro.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
STEUARTs TO PRACTICE.

Steuart Motor Co. diamonders will
practice tomorrow evening on Monu-
ment Diamond. No. t. at O'Clock.