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Evening star., 1932-05-14
SENIORS HOG H0N0RS
IN WESTERN GAMES
Scholtes Is Ace in Interclass Track
Meet-Juniors Run Poor
Second.
CENIoRs, with total of 81 points,

CENIORS, with a total of 81 points,
- won an interclass track meet held
yesterday among Western High
track. Juniors, with IS points, were a
poor second. Sophomores counted 5
points and freshmen and poSt-graduates
each four.
Carl Scholtes (seniors), who scored
IL points took individual honors. He
was first in the mile and two-f1fths mile
runs and was third in the one-ffth
mile dash.
Steve Grey of the juniors and Irvine
OF the seniors each scored 10 points
The former won the 220-yard and the
one-flfth mile dashes. and the latter the
100 and the 220 yard dashes for mid
gets.
All students were eligible to partici-
pate. including members of the track
squad, except Bill Beers. clever hurdler,
who acted as an official.
An effort will be made to have the
Western Parent-Teacher Association
sponsor the meet annually hereafter.
1o0-yard dssh-Won by Reynolds 81:
second; Blower 90; third, Mattorre 1P G..
22o;yard dash--won by s. Grey %: sec
S' 25s' seconds. s 3dss 81 'hird 'Oers 'S9' Time
one-fifth mile dash-won by S. Grey tJJ;
second. Ecklof (SD third, Scholtes tSD
Two-fifthS mile run-Won by scholtes Cs.):
second. Chew tP. G.: third, Leonard (Soph0
No time taken.
.iOO-yard dash (midgetsl-Won by Irvine
-. z second Sooeh tSoph.)' third, Higgins
,220-yard dash (H4dgetsl-Won by Irvine
50; second, Higgins tF); third, Cooch
tSophD Time. 282 seconds.
Onemile relay-Won by Seniors Gynham.
Gardner, Ecklof. Keith. Pond). Time, S
minutes 81 seconds.
One-mile run-Won by Scholtes (S0; sec
ond Eckloff (S); third. Brown [S). Time.
5 minutes 26.o seconds
High iump-Won BY Smith tS): second. r.
Grey (SD third, tie between Martin and
Croft 81. Height. feet 4 inches.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
Observation-Disclosures Lewis
240, Los Angeles, threw George zaha-
rias, 239, Pueblo, Colo, 42:17; Dick Shi-
kat, Philadelphia, won by decision from
Sander Szabo, Hungary, $1,000; Howard
Cantowine, Iowa. won by decision from
Herb Freeman, New York; Century Mil
stead, New Haven, threw Yanka Zeles-
MAX, Russia, 10:03; Leon Pinetzki, Po-
land, threw Joe De Vito, Italy, IL :53;
Fritz Kley, Germany. threw Mlhaly Or
goVanyi, Hungary, 1926.
LOWELL, MaSS.-Jack Gansen, 213,
California, defeated Louis Allaire, 210,
France, straight falls, 26:26 and 6:51.
SALEM, Mass.-Leo Numa, 213
Seattle, defeated Al Mercier, 208, Mon
treal (Numa first fall, 45:40 and second
by default when Mercier unable to con-
tinue).
OTTAWA, Ontario.-Gino Garihaldi,
214, Italy, defeated Whitley Hewitt. 211,
Memphis, two falls out of three (Gari-
baldi first 81 :05; Hewitt second 1900,
and Garibaldi third, 10:05).
SALT LAKE CITY.-Ira Dern, 21o,
Salt Lake City, defeated Bill Marshall,
215, Dallas, Tex, 500.
OAKLAND, Calif-Ad Santel, 100,
Oakland, defeated Tex Cox, 23O, Lodi,
Calf, two out of three falls; wild Bill
Beth, $50, Stockton, Calf, and John
EVko, 225, Chicago, both fell from ring
and unable to continue after each won
a fall.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Fistic Battles

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Ernie Schaaf, Boston
outpointed Jack Gross, Philadelphia
Q0); King Tut, Minneapolis, outpoint-
ed MorTie Sherman, Detroit 10); Paul
Junior. Lewiston, Me, stopped Joey
Fernando, Ashtabula, Ohio 90.
Charley Retzlaff, Duluth
Mimi, outpointed Jimmy Braddock
Jersey City Q0).
DETROIT-Wesley Ramey, Grand
Rapids, Mich, outpointed Ray Miller,
Chicago Q0); Freddie Miller, Cincin-
natl, outpointed Johnny Dunn, Pitts
burgh (8).
EAU CLAIRE. Wis-Prince Saun-
ders, Chicago, knocked out Santiago
Gorilla, Los Angeles CD.
CLEVELAND-Fran wallace, Cleve-
land, outpointed Johnny Mitchell, De-
troit (8).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif-Tommy Gro
gan, Omaha, stopped Lloyd Smith. Los
Angeles (6).
SAN DIEGO, Calif-Sig "Swede"
Berglund. San Bernardino, outpointed
David VelaSco, Mexico Q0).
SAN FRANCISCO-Andy Divodi,
New York, outpointed Paulie Walker,
Trenton. N. J. Q0. Pietro Georgi,
Buffalo, N. Y, won decision over George
Brazelton, San Jose "a.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

The trick is to catch a pinch of sand
in the left hand and as you throw the
ball out toward the hole, throw the
sand out too. 1t looks like a golf shot
and 1t never fails to get the ball out y
But neither Wright nor Connors rec
ommend the shot in serious golf
Don't try 1t in medal play" they say
cor it might cause some trouble And
above all don't get caught at it. II
might be disastrous if your friends
can't take joke.
z l. LEWIS, member of the Inter
L.. state Commerce Commission, and
Walter G. Peter, are the finalists
in the tourney for the Perkins Plate
competed for by members of the Senior
Golf Association of the Chevy Chase
Club Lewis defeated Col. E. l. Hick-
man on the twentieth hole to reach the
final, while Peter yesterday doWned B
6. Minor by and 4 to win his way to
the final bracket. The final match was
scheduled for today.
Rear Admiral c. B. McVay jr., has
won a second-round match in the tour
ney for the Morgen Thompson Memo
rial Trophy, defeating H. D. Gillmor by
3 and l. Several more first-round
matches have been played. with the fol-
LOWING results. LIE ROY EdklIl defeated
Gen. D. C. Shanks and 2; G. A Nc
Kay defeated C. v Wheeler by default.
MRS. DOUGLAS TSCHIFFELY wor
lV1 the tombstone tourney in which
woman golfers fthe Washington
Golf and Country Club participated yes
terday. Mrs. Tschiffely played her last
stroke into the cup on the eighteenth
hole.
Only few yards behind the winner
was Mrs Charles H. Merrillat. Mrs
Stacy T. Noland finished third.
rYTHE same woman's golf teams repre-
J. senting washington and Philadel-
phia who met in foursomes in the
intercity team match today al
Chevy Chase will clash tomorrow in
twosomes over the course Of the Ma
tional Women's Country Club
The visiting women have four former
national champions in their group and
are opposed by the best available golf
ing talent which can be mustered
together around Washington.
The next handicap tourney of the
MARYLAND State Golf Association will
be played over the course of the Mary
land Country Club on May "a. 1t will
be the usual all-day handicap tourney
with an entry fee of So and a special
competition for professionals.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

"VER hear Of the hand mashie
- shot?
It's one of the finest shots in
golf, if played with secrecy and
circumspection, and it has the added
virtue of never failing to extricate the
ball from trouble. The shot is invalu-
able in deep woods, where the golf
aodict has put his ball and is hidden
from the sight of his fellow addicts
by shrubbery and underbrush. 1t Is
also extremely useful in deep bunker,
where the golfer cannot be seen as he
propels his pin out of the sand.
Here is the way it works, as revealed
by Ray F. Garrity, president OF the
Manor Club: Il was playing at Con-
eressional with DR.. w. " Connors and
a couple of friends" Garrity said. And
on the ninth hole ConnorS sliced his
ball into the deep woods far to the
right Of the green. He went in there
armed with some kind of lofting club
and the rest of the players, including
myself, marched up toward the put
ting green. There came a crashing in
the woods, a couple OF small twigs fell
and OUT came NOIlIOlS UdIl III d llIIt
arc TO land on the green and roll up
near the hole. Great shot, Doc!' we
all yelled in chorus.
"'Yes, it was good shot Connors
replied as he putted out his ball for a
par 3.
But I played my hand mashie down
there In the woods. You ought to see
that ball come out. That hand mashie
shot is a whiz, when it comes off. I
recommend it to all you fellows when
you get in trouble"
A ND Garrity and the other men,
n bers Of the foursome almost doubled
themselves over In laughter, for
Connors had gone down there in the
woods and thrown that ball out TO the
green. 1t was a joke, and only joke,
but for a while ConnorS had them all
guessing. Being an honest gent, he let
them in on the secret.
Cliff Wright Of Indian Spring claims
to be an adept at the shot, his most
frequent victim being George Diffen-
baugh, the club pro. 1--WE made some
of the finest bunker shots you ever
saw" Wright says, with my hand
mashie Many times George has con-
graduated me on a fine bunker shot
as he saw that ball come out of q
! trap to roll up stone dead to the hole
Evening star., 1932-05-14
College Sports

Base Ball
Maryland, Il; " NJ. L, /.
Dartmouth, 10; Princeton, 3.
Duke, IT. v. p. l., 2.
Washington and Lee, IL; Colgate, 8.
Ohio State, 6; Michigan, 4.
Chicago, 8; Minnesota, 2.
Iowa, 2; Wisconsin, /.
Georgia, 5 Georgia Tech, o.
Auburn, 3; Oglethorpe, l.
Clemson, 6; South Carolina, 5. Final
game of Palmetto League championship
series.)
Bates, II; Maine, 5.
Colby, g, Bowdoin, 5.
Dayton, %; Earlham, 0.
Florida, IS; Rollins, 3.
Manhattan, 10; r, P. l., 6.
Miami. 7; Wabash, 8.
St. Lawrence, 10; st. Bonayenture, o.
Rochester, 8; Hamilton, /.
Luther College, 8; Michigan State
Normal, 7.
Upsala, II; Muhlenberg, 8.
williams, 6; Middlebury, 3,
Bowling Green, 6; Hillsdale, 5.
z. Stroudsburg Teachers, IA; Blooms
burg Teachers, 2.
Kansas, 1S; Oklahoma, II.
Golf.
Georgetown, S52, Holy cross, t2.
Harvard, 8h; Pennsylvania, y.
Princeton, 7la; Dartmouth, l12.
Manhattan, Ia; Temple, p.
Track.
Kansas State, 1l3; Creighton, 18.
Boston u, TIA; Tufts, 6234.
williams, IL; Amherst, 64
Tennis.
Columbia, 4; Pennsylvania, 2.
Harvard, 6; Princeton, 3.
Kansas, s; Iowa State 0.
Northwestern, 8; Minnesota, 3.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
u. S. AND AUSTRALIA
EASY NET WINNERS
Beat Mexico, Cuba in First
Two Matches in Davis =!
Cup Competition.

NEW ORLEANS. May Il R-The
United States Davis Cup tennis team
is sweeping aside another North Ameri-
can zone foe In the drive America hopes
will bring the cup back from French,
territory.
The American teams two singles
stars, Ellsworth Vines and Wilmer ALI
son, yesterday defeated Mexico's two
leading players, Alfonso linda and Ri
cardo Tapia, in straight set matches
here. 9
Mexico must win the three remaining
matches to stop the American march,
to the zone final and this is considered
unlikely.
The second round today brought the
veteran doubles team of Allison and
John Van Ryn against linda and Edu-
ardo MeStre of Mexico. The other two
singles matches win be played to-
--''4-0" -
IN THE opening victories yesterday,
L Allison defeated Tapia go, 6-3,.
ga while Vines beat linda 6-l,
60, 6-4. The Americans made nu-
merous errors and lost points in rallies
where the MeXicans burst forth with
flashing placements.
Outcome of the matches was never
in doubt but the Americans were put
on their toes often.
Tactics of the Americans figured
largely in the victory Realizing the
MeMcanS were hard-driving players.
both Vines and Allison mixed their
shots, put plenty of spin on the balls
and kept them bounding low. !,
Allison won many points dropping
shots just over the net. .
linda could not handle Vines service
when it was working, but the rangy
Californian's main point winners were
sliced shots to the corners.
HAVANA, May IA GA place In
Il the North American zone finals
was only one match away from
Australia's Davis Cup tennis team to-
day.
Winning both of the opening singles
matches from Cuba yesterday, the Aus
tralianS gained an all but insurmount-s
able lead. A victory in the doubles
today or in either Of the final two
singles matches tomorrow would clinch
the series for the Australians and send
them into the finals. 10
Gustavo Vollmer, Cuban singles
champion, and Ricardo Morales, hard-
ly extended the Australian stars, jack
Crawford and Harry Hopman in the
first singles tests. Crawford defeated
Morales in straight sets, 6-3, 6-f,
IS, and Hopman downed Vollmer.
60, 81, As, 6-l.
The same four players were to meet
in doubles. Barring change In ar
rangementS, Hopman will play Morales
and Crawford will face Vollmer in the
last two singles matches Saturday.
Australia, probably will meet tha
United States in the zone finals. The
United States, playing Mexico at New
Orleans, also gained a 20 lead yester-,
day.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
OLD LINERS FATTEN
BATTING AVERAGES
Gather Is Hits as V. M. I. Nine Is
Beaten, II to 1-Score Five
Runs in Fifth.
EoR the first four innings V. NJ. /

EOR the first four innings V. NJ. I.
L furnished University of Maryland
a stout fight in their base ball
game yesterday at College Park. but in
the fifth the Old Liners gathered five
runs as they drove Pitcher 81 Mergen-
hagen to the showers and made merry
with his successor, Lou Jones.
Ray Davidson, who pitched the first
seven innings for Maryland, yielded
only two hits, one scratchy, and Steve
Physioc, who replaced him, not only
allowed no bingles, but famed three.
Hymie German, Paul Cronin, BoZie
Berger, Bob Maxwell and Bill O'Hara
were leaders of the Old Line attack
which netted IS hits.
Maryland's season record now is six
Rrra lnscac
Evening star., 1932-05-14
A SINGLE by Garlic Mills. former

Totals ST s'2S IL Totals .s8 7429 IT
.One out when winning run scored
1Dunan out in sixth, running out OF line.
Tran for Fitzpatrick in fifth.
Gon5asa fsstern ~ ... g J 5SS II IL
Runs-A. Fitzpatrick. Mess -C2l. Donahue,
Mulcare (2l. J. Mills. Miller. Gibson. Smith.
Half. pqna5ge its}, j. Miiis; Cleary. S2)., Two
smith: stolen bAsesTA. Fitzpat.Tick Ness Mess
Purateri. Double plays--Mess to Bell, Ben
jamin to @. Mills. t2l.. Left on basesIGon-
Bell, S; on Clsasy. Hits-of Bel, M in
Cleary, 8 in ga innings; of Hale, none in
"a inning Hit by pitched. ball-Bv, He'll
(MilleTl. Struck out-By Bell. 5; by Cleary,
2: BY Hale, / Balk-Hale Winning pitcher
Hale. Losing pitcheF-Bell.
Wet grounds forced calling of of a
base ball game between Central and
Alexandria High and a Prep School
Tennis League match between st. Johns
and Friends also had to be passed up
because Of the mud.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
RECEIVE BOWLING CUPS

Hugh (Pop) Crawley of Mount
Rainier today was the proud owner OF
trophy emblematic of the individual
championship of section A of the Holy
Name Society Bowling League and his
team, st. Jerome, possessed the first
place team trophy.
The cups were presented last night
at a banquet at Sholl's.
Trophies also went to Tony Mayhew
and his Holy Name team as champions
of section B. About $50 attended the
banquet of the 22-team organization.
President Keorge F. Harbin was mas
ter of ceremonies and the speakers in
cluded Mgrs. E. J. Connolly and A. E.
Smith
Evening star., 1932-05-14
University of Virginia Has Best Vine That Has Represented in
Schedule at Navy
Has Nine Events

A NNAPOLIS, Md, May 14.-Nine
"A events are carded for Naval
Academy athletes today, six
varsity and three plebe. Penn and
M. I. T. have sent four crews each
and Harvard three for a regatta that
features the program.
The card:
Varsity.
Q o'clock-Rifle, District National
Guard.
2:15 o'clock-BaSe ball, Virginia;
track, Maryland.
2:30 o'clock-Tennis, Lafayette.
3 o'clock-Crew, Harvard, Penn
sylvania and M. 1. T.; lacrosse, Har-
ward.
Plebe.
lis o'clock-LacroSse, Peekskill
Military Academy; tennis, Hunt
School.
2:15 o'clock-Track, Tome School.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Stars Yesterday

By the Associated Press.
Alvin Crowder, Senators-Held Tiger:
to, two hits, BANKED them, TO, anc
collected triple and single himself
Wright, Cuccinello and Kelly, Dodg-
ers-Completed first triple play of sea-
son against Reds.
Guy Bush, Cubs-Scattered Braves
nine hits and droye in winning rur
with safe hit in ninth.
Jimmie F'oxX, Administrations
batting average with four singles of
Browns pitching.
Charley Colbert, Cardinals-Led at
tack on Philly pitching with double
triple and two singles.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
PLAY HAND BALL RUBBER

Winding up its season, the Central
Y. M C. A. hand ball team will meet
the Y. M. H. A. combination of Balti-
more tonight in the Oriole city. 1t
will be the rubber match, each team
having defeated the other once this
season.
Making up the Washington team will
be Perrie Mclean, captain; Charming
Walker, d. c. A. A. U. singles cham
pion; Paul Pearlman, Ned Wallis, W.
Neville, Joe Cowley and Ray Nash.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
HILLTOP GOLF TEAM
DOWNS HOLY CROSS
Registers Easy Victory in League
Princeton and Pennsylvania
Win Other Matches.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 14.-Har-
~ ward, Princeton and Georgetown

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 14.-Har-
~ ward, Princeton and Georgetown
were the winners in Eastern In
tercollegiate Golf Association matches
at the Belmont Spring Country Club
yesterday.
The Crimson beat Penn, 81a to Y !;
Princeton won from Dartmouth, 71a
to IL. and Georgetown beat Holy
Cross, 8l2 to y.
Today each team will be in two
matches.
The Georgetown Holy Cross sum-
maries:
Singles-Tynan (Georgetown) defeated
Fay; and 5; McPartlin tGeorgetown) and
Doyle tHoly Cross, all even; Slattery
tGeorgetownl defeated Collins, 4 and 2;
O'Brien tGeorgetownl defeated Hartigan,
l up; Fisher (Georgetown) defeated F1atley,
J and 6; Destephano (Georgetown) defeated
Casey, 4 and 2.
Foqrsomes-Tynan and McPartlin- tGeorge-
town. defeated Fay and Doyle, 5 and A.
Slattery and O'Brien (Georgetown) defeated
Collins and Hartigan. up; Fisher and De
Stepnano (Georgetown) defeated Flatley and
Casey, and 4.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
SIGNS EX-BADGER COACH
Thistlethwaite to "De-emphasize"
Foot Ball at Carroll.

WAUKESHA, Wis, May IA (P-
Glenn Thistlehwaite has been appointed
foot ball coach at Carroll College:
President w. A. Ganf1eld announced
that the experiment of accomplishing
foot BALI would be continued.
ThistlehWaite resigned as coach at
Wisconsin in December. On the Car
roll campus this Fall he will not be
expected to get even regional recognl-
ton for his gridiron team OF-
Ganfeld said.
I'VE shall continue the policy OBJ
served last Fall of playing only a
limited number of games with col
leges Of our own character" Ganfeld
said. "but there will be an expansion
of courses in the department OF
physical education"
Evening star., 1932-05-14
College, School
Schedule Today
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Track-Lynchburg College at Gal
laudet.
Track-Maryland at Navy, ais.
Base ball-Georgetown at Holy
Cross.
Maryland at Penn State.
Golf-Georgetown VS.. Harvard at
Boston 60 ann.
Golf-Georgetown VS.. Dartmouth
at Boston Il p.m).
Tennis-WeStern Maryland at
Bliss, Q:30 p.m).
SCHOLASTIC.
Base bal-Episcopal Academy
(Philadelphia) at st. Adams.
TenniS-Woodberr Forest and
Towson High double -headeT) VS..
Western here.
Base ball-Central at Charlotte
Hall.
Base ball-Gonzaga VS.. Tech,
South Ellipse. 2 o'clock. (Festival OF
Youth feature. Western VS.. George
town Prep, East Ellipse, o'clock
FESTIVAL Of Youth feature).
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Golf Analysed
BY JOE GLASS.

BY JOE GLASS.
Yesterday we discussed getting the
ball from a euppy lie by cutting
through the turf behind the ball with
an iron club. Today we will take up
the other method-that of stab
bing" the ball with an iron.
Harry Vardon plays this stroke
with great skill. A more upright,
descending blow than usual is struck.
The clubhead is brought directly
down ON the back of the ball, just
below its center. The club is STOP
ped at impact. Shorten the grip
Evening star., 1932-05-14
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
HELEN JACOBS DEFEATED

BERLIN, May II (P).-Helen Jacobs.
No. 2 ranking tennis star of the United
States, was eliminated from the Berlin
championships yesterday by Mile. Jad-
wiga JedrzejoWska Of Poland, SO,
4-6, 6-4.
The Berlin tournament was Miss
Jacobs first appearance on her Euro
pean tour, which will end with the
Wightman Cup matches and the Eng
lish championships at Wimbledon.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
tnNcwa
san

and using two flies, for Pete's sake
don't call one the "end" fly and
the other the front" fly.
The one at the end of your leader
is the "stretcher," or tail" and
the one farther up the leader
toward your line is the ''dropper" or
bob"
There are lots of other phrases
and slang terms which you'll hear
about later.
What are your fishing or camp
ing problems? Write them to
Fishing" care of this paper, in
closing self addressed, stamped en-
velope.
Tomorrow-"A Cozy Camp"
Evening star., 1932-05-14
BOX FOR FEATHER TITLE
Pena and Paul Will Collide i
Tourney Final May 26.

DETROIT, May IA (P.-The feather
weight boxing title, which has been
without an owner since Bat Battalino
outgrew the division and lost it by for
felt, will be handed to the winner of
a 15-round bout here May 26.
Johnny Pena, aggressive New Yorker,
who reached the finals of an elimination
tournament by winning an unpopular
decision over Fidel La Barba of Cali
fornia, will meet Tommy Paul, hard
hitting Buffalo fighter, for the title, it
has been announced by Scotty Monteith,
tournament promoter.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
MARYLAND PARK SCORES

MARYLAND PARK, May IA
Hyattsville High, which won the State
scholastic Playground Athletic League
base ball title last season after winning
the Prince Georges County crown, to-
day is out of the flag running in the
county series, the result of Az de-
feat here yesterday at the hands of
MARYLAND Park High.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
Youth Gets Third
No-Hitter i'm Row

CCARSDALE, N. Y, May IA
- Friday the thirteenth was no un-
lucky day for Maurice O'Brien of
Barnard School for Boys. 1t was
the day of his third straight no-hit,
no-run performance in a row. His
victims had been McBurney, / to 0,
and Hackley, 2 to 0, and yesterday
he added ScarSdale. to 0. He struck
out IS players. Only one runner
reached base. Harrison gaining the
bag ON the first baseman's error on
a slow roller.
In 81 innings this season, O'Brien
has allowed seven hits and struck
OUT 70-an average Of more than two
an inning.
Evening star., 1932-05-14
FISHING
By Ed Decker
Two Flies on a Leader.

VOU know how it feels when you
i are at the ball game and some
tyro sitting next to you says,
"Oh, he struck the sphere for sum
total of three bases"
Well, about that time, you're ready
to choke him, and Immediately you
put him down in your black book as
rank novice-a puerile beginner.
The same applies to fishing, par
ticularly fly fishing, old partner. If
you are new at the game, get the
slang and terms and be able to use
them in the right place.
For example, If you are fishing
Evening star., 1932-05-14
ALEXANDRIA NINE TOLLS
Banner Team to Play Two Strong
Combinations Tomorrow.

ALEXANDRIA, May 14-Banner
Laundry ball team, comprising st.
Mary's Celtic players, will meet the
Government All-Stars Of Washington
tomorrow in Baggett's Stadium here,
upon completion of game between
Staunton A. C. of Washington and the
Nation-W team of this city, starting
at o'clock.
Del Ray A. C.. nine and the G. & p.
Telephone team will face tomorrow aft
ernoon on Duncan Field.
Herbie Young, st. Mary's Celtics dia-
monder, has been named coach of the
Virginia Juniors.