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Evening star., 1932-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

worker. good waitress. laundreSs, wants full,
part time. days work; ref. Dec, 57o3.
COOK and general whts xh
is24 { st. NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK = Virginia girl
want; place: Gsisrences. ns.a 2s2S Sherman ave
sa 1ssz 1s3 sS BY fe,
GENERAL MAID. colored neat. splendid
cook waitress sIl-aTSand pni yorker; full or
worker or part time Please call Deeatur
GIRL. coiored. wants position general house
TG,k ineoin q s4isJ ''' WORK
GIRL. coloree. wants 8 hours work; maid:
kind. Phone Dec. 33f1. 22'
GIRL colored; desires maid or days work,
18th. Phone Pot. 321l.
GIRL. colored. experienced, for all-around
housework. Call West 1857.
GIRL. eolored. wants job in lunch room or
GIRL colored. neat. reliable. wishes general
reference Adams so7S.
GIRL. neat. light colored. wants work as
Adams 8S21-J.
GIRL. colored. desires whole or part time
work. Adams 3012-W.
GIRL. colored wants. days work or part
time. Call Adams 1915.
Girls. co!ored. want work as cook and
maid or days work or part time; with ref
elsrces. ADAMS 4973.
GIRL. colored. wants general housework;
city reference. Phone Pot 5l93-"
GIRL wants general housework; Is a good
. cook. l719 l4th ST. " ".
GIRL. colored. wisl:ss part-time or general
bSestSp'o Decatar o72iw. Il v0iA VI any AN'
GIRL wants work COOKING or general house
work: city reference. Phone Col. 72ll.
GIRL, eolored: wshe. work I!o. Of .,s any kind;
Apt. g. Potomac 06S0.
GIRL. light colored. wishes work Of any
.9d Pot Par ,sG, S5 whole time city
GIRL. colored. wants Job. whole or part
time: city reference. CAN. Potomac s1ss-w-
KIND: ID best Ief.reness. peestur S2sl. 80
GIRL eelored: for sen.r.l hou:sworbs; biol. in
M:t nI:n': :4ss CITY reference experienced rAcne
GIRL-Neas colcred Girl wishes work Of any
kind; best ref. Dec .?a'. .?a'.--------
GIRLS az, colored, desire work As maid q; cE
stay nishts. North ss44.
MAID. colored. wishes position; general
hshts Aas. sss4w
MOTHERS FELPER-G Girl desires place;
viii stay nights lS2l 18th st. NV.
PART OR FULL TINE WORK, by colored
woman. Phone Decatur 3722-J.
PART-TIME WORK by colored girl: refer
ence. Call Dec. O544 between IL and ) pm:
WOMAN. colored. experienced. reliable, wants
days work: good laundress. Dlstrlct soiz.
1919 22nd st. NV.
WOMAN colored wishes general houSework
| or 10y day; best reference. Call Lincoln
| 4357-W.
WOMAN wishes laundry work: part time or
| DAYS work. Phone District 72SS. 4
WOMAN. coIored. reliable. 9. h. W; ? eood
| cook; stay nishts or 70 home; paft-tfms or
! days work; ref. Dec. S615
WOMAN. refined settled. vii housskeeH fei
| couple erployed or motherless home. Phone
Lincoln 5000 bet. 10 An. and Duh u.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
a BAG O. GOLD!
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsMEN
TRIP TO CHICAGO WORLDS

FINK.
Here is one of the best Christmas Card
Prepostions in America. Our p.ople a-e
rlsanine up with our extra biz line OF So
p.r,onsi; business and professional tssisns nn
ine Soc and 81 profit, with MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE. Pay daily in aevarce. we
deliver and coliect. Samp!es EREE AnSl"
s,,so one. Mst.I press EIdS'
Evening star., 1932-09-21
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

HATHEMAT1CS- Statistical clerk. POLICE;
diets9ion aN and compiefe seeretariai course
Tuition. S. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. 18th ard F NV Met. 63}7.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN AND WOMEN - Represent an estab-
lished financial Institution III the further
ance of its expansion program; dignified con-
nect:on. full or part time; cooperation mo-e
vital than experience. PERSONNEL D1REC.
TOR. any day. 10 am, 1916 Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
HELP-WOMEN.

HELP-wONIEN.
BEAUTY OpERAToR-Good all around. Po-
tomac Beauty Shoppe Del Ray, Va. Alex
284c
BEATTY S, 9g: s:ssy ssps ss5 s9s
BooKKEEPER AND TYPIsT. experienced;
permanent position; must have pleasing per-
sonal.ty and telephone voice; state fully
Bsv1oas Bes M.ek sae3 poE aRd
BOOKKEEPING lsACHINE OPERATOR-EE-
perie7ced Remnston, Rand or Elliott Fisher
Single $40 month. Boyd's. 1893 st
n7a: for ssr R1a5GE Rpsf9 1886 .ta
HOUSEXEEpER.NURSE white, care semi
invalid and small apartment; stay nights
Apt. 4. 1907 California st nv. after pm
MILLINER and copyist. experienced; also
apprentice Apply the Rose Hat Salon, 1888
pl.asrs. personality. experienced in meetins
,hs puete Apply n1. 2:F'ohsly Mr. Ha5oFr .nd
sALEeLADY, for ladies' READY to wear only
chandise. 1924 Conn: ave.
sALEsLADlEs.christr,ss cards Sell :. l. ine ne
etehinss. beautiful French folders; l,t, a.int,
designs. design: uvHs Wnnderfui sentiments: superan.
box' Nothing like it. Also soc and 7se
u. Wan ,af ynn sspcs on
Doehla Co.. Dept. 2os. Fitchburg Mass.
| sALEswoMAN. to solicit orders hy tele-
phone. from home; whole cv par, tine. ne ,n on
| terv.ew phonc West 2eso.
SHIFT F1NIsrFR-Orly those with expsr-
! ence need apply 51o2 Conduit rd. Phcne
/ Smrrson l777
YOUNG LADY as doctors ofice assistant;
| ehouid be able to type WELL answe-. own
1 handwr.t!ns: give full Information. qua IN
, cations. education aid experience Adar.ss
! Boz 41l-H. Star office. e
| YOUNG WOMAN. in dentists Office. part Of
! mornings and afternoons each We wee;
| state salary expected. Address Box 400, H.
\ Star offoe, :
YOUNG Mountaineering. outdoor em-
and carfare. Garlin.er Co., Room sos
9i0 @ st. NV.
BIGGEST box assortment OF beantIini SofoE foId
chris%,oiSd CARDS ssm. mnsnt Re
for for 800. Your profit almost 200. wIi,s Easy
ISs4is.n tss Ssra 'e1ot e9 b.p s. e
| MILLINERY SALESLADlES:
For snd par. time tSDeTeinsa.sse 81 At is.s
HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and General housekeeper: must ps
German born and have best references; gooo
| wages, room and private bath. Address BOX
| 49l-H. Star once.
! GIRL. colorec. cookina. general housework
| in small family; stay nights; So week. Wis
| cunsin 3398.
GIRL colored as maid in small apt. after
| school hours; give full information II letter;
| SIS per week; ro Sunday work Address Box
I S70-H. Star cfac:.
GIRL. white, eXperieneed: for general honss- rs,
| erson 2089.
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| SITUATION-MEN.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
SITUATION-MEN.

SITUATION-MEN.
AUDITS, accounting. systems installed For
the smaller business not employing reRu-
lar bookkeeper. records and accounts taken
care Of. For information telephone or
write II w Grifnth. 3847 Chesapeake st.
NV Prone once. Nat. SITS; residence Cleve-
land S67I. 2Se
AUTO MECHANIC needs work; Is years ex.
Lin. s72s-E work Euaranfeed. a.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
S\LESMFN.
HON MANY DOLLARS

Is YOUR AVERAGE net earnings slG0 week?
II not. you are sleeping bet Passing up
ar opportunity.
ffrm offers that opportunity. You must
furrish character reference. car and be
v Hing to work We furnish prospects and
advance expenses daily. Cav that he any,
thing but opportunity? SEE Mr.. DU
Evening star., 1932-09-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

day. week. month: references
lvestisated. Dec. 1851. 1887 18th st: NV.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK STANDARD SIX coVPE l927-Rum-
Bile seat: hrst-elass condition: paint good
new top; $50 cash. Apply 81 Maryland
Evening star., 1932-09-21

COCK. colored. neat. experienced. general
worker. good waitress. laundreSs, wants full,
part time. days work; ref. Dec. SOB.
COOK and general houseworler. white. with
7-year-oId coy; room. board small salary
Evening star., 1932-09-21

FORD COACH. l93O-In splendid mechanical
condition. tires. paint. etc. in fine shape:
low mileafe; barsa!n ior some one for
S225; small down ana monthly payments ac-
cepted: my home any time. 2I52 Woooley pl
n u C0lun1hia
Evening star., 1932-09-21

shLEsMEN-We will select on Thursd.y :
dersrtment ample opportunity for satisfac-
tory. permanent income. see MT justice
THURSDAY, $50 to IL Am, Automatic Heat
ir1 earn lfl9 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

FORD 1880 TUDOR-Dark blue new finish;
clean. Specially priced at slss easy terms.
Trisngle Motor Co. New York ave. NV.
FRANKLINS-In all body styles. The air.
cooled motors stop all freezing trouble this
Winter. See them today. Priced tl8S up:
terms. trade. Callsn Motor Co., ls21-2s NJ
Evening star., 1932-09-21

MAN. elderly. single. wanted on farm: Call
ready to work Thursdey RISES Market.
18th and C. W TrageSer.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WANTED TO RENT closed bakery. with or
without fixtures. wholesale and retail. Al
dress Box 3l9-V. Star ONCE.
VARIETY STORE, cigars. candy, toys: etc !;
low rent; estab. business; price, $l'25o'
terms. Address Box 5OO-V star once.
ROOMING HOUSE. vacant. for rent; 29
rooms, baths, h.-w.h: Rent, Sl6I: long
lease to responsible people. Building beiongs
to large business college: roorners waiting
II you have furniture and want sure income.
see this at once.
S08 10th st. NV Nat. 47Sl.
Sl50-ROOMING HOUSE, IL rooms; baths
h-wh cleo light; Thomas Circle ~
s25O-Rooming house. 10 rooms; rent. so.
s400-Rooming house. ~ rooms rent ~.
s50O-Rooming house. IA rooms rent, soO.
s650-Roomlng house. IT rooms, baths
central; filled; good income.
Rooming house. ii rooms, baths: well fur
nished: good income; near 18th and MASS
confect. and 1 rooms; rent cheap; old stand;
good school trade.
$375-Confect. lunch ana rooms anu "a
rage; rent only s35. A.. 900,
r. NJ. CURTIS. $40 llth st. NV. NAT 1874
Evening star., 1932-10-11
HELP-WOAlEN.


1dENTssell our dollar box assortment OF
al, N or 80 Christmas cards; 500 COM
Iarle's Inc. l5l1 II st: NV IL
HT1UTY TURE-OPPORTUN1TY FOR
hri06t young lady as student apprentice;
spply in person. MARGARET E: SCHEETzE:
sffn and scalp specialist: established 70
years. 1145 Conn. ave. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for elderly
Gentleman; neat. clean. good cook; must
drive car ITS Lee Highway. Cherrydale. Va
C0RSETIERE, experienced: supervisor WASH
fnEton and adjacent territory: eIceotional
opportunity; reply giving phone no. for i'm
mediate personal interview Address Box
485-v. Star office.
DRESS F1TTER. experienced; references.
Apply 821 l4th st. NV.
GIRL to work in dry goods store. Al E.
Capitol ct.
0IRIS I25 to learn beauty culture COS 18th
n NV, Room sos. Tel. Metropolitan 1882
~ l2s
- I55R, With. between % and -
Hts. 1d6fes5 So 6.t2E q ~
Evening star., 1932-10-11
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter. IT is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
TAR as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

Caf.te-i, rea- 14th end II; seats 49,
Rent. sloo: $500 cash: balance essv terms
Lunchconette and soda fount $500 casn
Bar-B-0 and dance; drive IN ,.,.
ROGERS. 1Al0 Il NV. rm: 22o. Da: 1Sly:
20 RooN1Nq s9N rs NogHso5v gHsovsNE2k ssdSAkkli i...
Haar ietS ana II; II rooms 3 bAth1,
h,yV.h.: make dandy boarding house.
= ~ p II r. 49,
Evening star., 1932-10-11
Statesmen.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN OR WOMAN experienced. well &C
ouainted city. solicit orders homemade cakes;
good commission: reference l141 l6tn 81. NV
NATIONAL THRIFT BOOKS are selling like
yildfire: price only $3.50; liberal commission.
Apply 1106 National Press Bldg.
SELL Xmas card box essortments. to Sc,
Tetsil value about So so. cost you soc. Re
parties arss ssWps
ond bonus paid Mayflower Art Co., 1910
Vermont ave. Rm. 219. Denrike Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cooks. maids
houseworkerS: day. week. month: references
investigated. Dec. 1851. 1887 l1th st. nv
Evening star., 1932-10-11
HELP-MEN.

BOY. white, ls years, to work in drug store
soda fountain experience preferred. oZ@4
Ard n
Evening star., 1932-10-11

FAK IS-FAKIC ,
for an cars and trucks. Used cars and
sons Auto Exchange. "a Fla. ave. ne.
o53-9S9 Fla. ave. NV. North lo40s.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK white; downstairs work. assist sec
ond maid with laundry; family of 6; $50
per month; references required Clev. 5267.
GIRL. help with general housework. expert
enced with children; stay nights; reference.
6l3 Nicholson st. NV.
MAID for general housework; stay nights
no washing. no children. Cleveland 5587
WOMAN, colored, middle age; general house
worker. Room end board. small compensa-
ton. Phone Hyatts 304.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

CARPENTER with tools for about two days
TRANSPORTATION and ss 50 per Gay. Phone
Evening star., 1932-10-11

C1Rs TULSA, DALLAS. MIAMI. ATLANTA.
Shicsso. Denver, Houston, other cities y;
Travel Bureau. 1921 Penna. Net. 74ll. -
PRIVATE CAR TRAVEL SERVICE
hassee San Antonio and Los Angeles Hes-
lister now. 200 Union Trust Blds
NATIONAL AUTO TRAVEL BUEEAU
Travel By private cars, all poin1 snsts
exp, save 70. 14ol Eye NV. Met. 1857. IL
Evening star., 1932-10-11
HELP-WOMEN.

LADIES commissions selling fine 81
Christmas card assortment, 81 beautiful
fclderc-pa-chmentS, etchineS. novelties; also
Soc box; request samples. Doehla. Dept. 388,
Fitchburg. Mass
LADIES-Steady, repeat work; low-priced
food products: highest commission. EXP.
not necessary as We train you. Call 3 p m,
900 F St NV. Room 407. 12'
P. B. K OPERATOR must be prompt. con-
scientious and willing worker: hours. Am.
to pm; apply in own handwriting. Ad-
dress Box 47l-V. Star office. IL
SALESLADIES for Christmas cards; 1905
profit selling beautiful 81 all-folder 81 as
sortment; also gift wrappings; samples on
approval. Bluebird Studios. Dept. sl4.
Fitchburg, Mass.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, to work from
home. Address Box 296-V, Star once.
WOMAN. well educated. over rs. for open
ing in the sales department; must be inter
ested in children. See sales manager. 307.
726 Jackson pl. after 10 m IL
YOUNG LADY. Gentle. to do typing and
answer phone salary. So per week state
age. Address Box 49lV Star ofhce.
YOUNG LADIES, four. l8 to 49, must be
free to leave city when local campaign closes.
No experience necessary. Neat appearance
and good education essential Permanent
position. rapid advancement. $3.50, week
and travelling expenses to start. Apply MI.
or Mrs. Van Horn, Cavalier Hotel.
Evening star., 1932-10-11

desires man for Washington and Maryland
automotive trade. For appointment cali
after Monday. Mr.. Knapp. DlStr.ct z2So.
Evening star., 1932-10-11
wANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen (three), who can give good rel.
week. can make desirable connection Win
successful local institution: applicants WIZ
experience in selling securities or 1usuranoe
giving information regarding experience age
and how long in Washington; give teiephone
number. Address Box 380-V. star ONCE.
OIICITORS-Thoroughly experieced souve-
nir book solicitors; only the highest type
need apply; compensation above av aveaase' er age
requirements necessary. good appearauce'
ocratic Headquarters. 2nd floor. 1870 q ST.
NV; ask for Mr.. Francis -
TWO SECURITY SALESMEN-A permanent
position with an established Industrial banK
Is open to two salesmen Of ability and IN.
dustry Prefer those with e. sienseis snd Good od.
Vard Building between 9 and II am.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
STEIN TOPPLES
|NAN|CH

Departing from his usual fash
ion of toppling opponents by
virtue of flying tackle, Sammy
Stein, Jewish heavyweight wres-
ting champion, today had added
George Manich to his mounting
list of victories. Stein defeated
Manich in "a minutes before a
packed house at the Strand Thea
ter last night.
The spectators were treated to
the rare sight of a wrestler
counted out inside the ring.
Times innumerable have the
tanglers been waved out when
beyond the ropes.
Stein picked up Manich and
tossed him heavily to the canvas.
Manich lay lifeless, not a muscle
quivering, and Referee Benny
Bortnick pealed off the fatal 10.
At the end Of the count, Manich
showed no signs of life and some
of the onlookers at the ringSide
became alarmed.
They rushed to Manich's side
and ra1Sed his heaQ, ana LnlS
kindly assistance helped to revive
the fallen wrestler. Shaking his
head as though befuddled, he
didn't know whether to rush at
Stein or to shake his hand, but
figured he had sufficient medicine
for the night.
George Zaharias and Milo
Steinborn toiled 80 minutes to a
draw, with the former much the
aggreSsor. Steinborn drew the
displeasure of the fans by his un-
sportSmanlike conduct. Fred
Grobmier twined his spindly legs
around Anton PeterSon'S mid-Sec-
ton to bury the latter in rs
minutes. DOC" Wilson was
Missed for taking advantage of
Oke Shikima when the japanese
wrestler was looking toward
Shanghai. At that, the Doc won
in 2212 minutes. Gentleman
Jack WaShburn eased up on his
rough stuff with George Mcleod,
which went 80 minutes to a draw.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
P|NMEN SEEK
= F|VE-YEAR
TITLE
By GINO SINH

This has been a cleanup"
week in duckpin circles, and it
will slide into limbo very appro-
priately with the final throes
of the National Duckpin Bowling
Congress fifth annual tourna-
ment at Norfolk tomorrow.
However, those final throes
may produce sensational results
as two great team, the Connec-
ticut Blue Ribbons and Northeast
Temple, conclude three-day
tour by shooting for national
1aurelS.
Tonight these two teams lock
horns at Richmond, and tomor-
row they roll side by side in the
tournament at Norfolk. The
Sokol-R -Rosebuds, of Bridgeport,
Conn, defending team cham.
pionS, will shoot for the United
States title alongside Bethesda's
former titleholderS.
Temple and Bethesda will
carry Washington'S last hopes
Of gaining its quota Of national
titles.
Won Six Last Year
Washington has always caShed
In on major share of the ma
tional titles in the past. winning
six last year, but after $50 D. C.
stars had shot last Saturday,
they gained the lead Nin only
three events out of the nine,
and only in the mixed doubles
did a team from the city proper
reach the top.
One of the features of the
National tournament finals to-
morrow will be the battle for the
five-year' all-event championship.
which will bring plenty Of pres
tige and a handsome diamond
studded medal to the winner. At
present Perce Wolfe is leading
with a $3.50 total for his five
appearances, but Jack Whalen
needs only 1908 to beat this;
Henry Hiser, 1923, and Red Me-
gaw, 1,040. Bill Inge, of Rich
mond; Ed Blakeney. of Balti-
more; Bill Tato, Of Connecticut;
Ollie Pacini, of Washington;
Jack White and Nick Tronsky, of
Connecticut, all have a chance
to grab this highly desired title,
but they all must pound out bril-
liant scores.
Leagues Die Out
The District. National Capital
and Md.-Va. Suburban Leagues
closed their season this week, and
the other loops are snuffing out
their lights during the next few
weeks.
The bowlers are lining up for
the two big tournaments, the
twenty-second annual w. c. D. A.
event at Convention Hall, and
the second annual Md.-Va. Su-
burban D. A. tourney, which will
be split between Mt. Rainier and
HyattSville.
Secretaries of the two organi-
Zations, Arville L. EberSole and
Tommy Walker, respectively, warn
all bowlerS that entries for the
tournaments must be in by mid
night tomorrow night. That is
positively the deadline, as the
secretaries and their StaffS must
check up all entries and have
printed programs out by the
time the tournaments open April
19. Have you got your entry in
yet?
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
GIVEN
BOXING SHOW

Boxing and wrestling featured
a smoker presented by the East
Riverdale Boys Athletic Club to
members of the Riverdale Volun-
tary fire department.
Jack Reisinger and Stanley
Herman won decisions in the box
ing events, while Brother Moran
and Baby Moore took the honorS
in the three wrestling matches
on the program.
The results:
Boxing-Tommy Skinner vs.. Junior
Morris, three rounds, draw (S5-pound
cIass); Jack Reisinger won decision
from Charles Shirley GS5-pound class) :;
Stanley Herman won decision from Al
Birch, three rounds G4o-pound class).
Wrestling-Brother Moran defeated
Peanuts Kennedy, minutes. IS sec
Onds (9O-pound class); Brother Hess
vs.. Frank Hitaffer. draw, in Is minutes
time limit bout (135 pounds); Baby
Moore defeated George Steinbraker, 25
minutes. As seconds Q45-rOund class).
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
TENPLE AND BETHESDA LAST HOPES OF d. c. IN PIN TES7
PLENTY oE MISSES

Jim Jeffries missed Jim Cor.
bett 156 times with left hooks
in their championship fight in
1900, and then kayoed him with
the one hundred and fifty-Seventh.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08

Nick kept up a steady fire on
the pins in his two days here for
a 31-game average of 1875 plus,
He topped this magnificent cam
paign with a sos set, failure to
get counts on marks robbing him
of a five-game record.
Fail to Break
In topping the four cornered
doubles Tato and Tronsky rolled
a 326 doubles game. missing the
record of Andy Zeiler and Carl
EiSsele by three pins. Tronsky
had 174 in the big blast. They
collected a 1927 set, which was
102 ahead of their nearest rivals,
Pacini and MegaW.
Eddie ESpey broke into the win
ming column by beating Babe
DugaS, 371 to $50.
Tronsky tasted defeat twice in
singles yesterday, Ed Blakeney
smashing out a 682 set to his
GOT at Temple. and Ray Barnes,
in striking mood, downed him
413 to 371 at Convention Hall.
Red" Megaw's Temple crew,
sporting shirts proclaiming them
ID. C. Champions" almost got
nipped at the tape, when Jack
White did nifty piece of
anchoring for the Blue Ribbons,
Temple won by pins. It is the
second three-game match the
northeast gang has taken from
the Yankees. Blakeney's triumph
also marked his second five-game
win over Tronsky in three
meetings.
Bid Sets Pace
Chester Bid deserves a big
share of the credit for the
District Leagues champions win
He set the pace in the first two
games with a 1870 and 1872 game,
while his mates were trying to
click.
The Sokol-Rosebuds, of Bridge
port, Conn, wilted in the third
game against Bethesda, losing
LIT and 1887. Joe Wassell of
the invaders had high set, 373
and Charley Wa1son's 1863 was
high for the winners. Scores;
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
AUTHS VS.. SAINTS

The Auth's baseballers meet a
tough foe in st. Joseph nine Sun
day afternoon at o'clock on dia-
mond No. 4 of the Monument
grounds.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
IRISH SEEK ACTION

The Notre Dame Preps tackle
the Victory Post baseball team
Sunday on field yet to be named.
For games With the Irish, call
Lincoln 1929.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
STENOGS
OVER CENTRAL
TOSSERS
BY SID KATZNELL

By SID KATZNELL
The 1882 interhigh baseball
series will open with all its glory
today at $3.50 O'Clock in the East
ern High Stadium when Central
crosses bats with Business.
Business is favored to win be-
cause of it's brilliant showing
against Episcopal and Gonzaga,
winning both games by huge
scores. The Episcopal victory was
quite a feat as the latter de-
feated the ch am mpion Eastern
High nine, 7 to 3.
Although Central has failed to
cop a game this year, Coach Jack
Ray believes the team will give
a good account of itself and
might surprise by defeating the
Stenogs.
First Year As Coach
Incidentally, this is the first
year for Ray as a head baseball
coach. Last season he assisted
Chief" Guyon with the Eastern
diamonders.
Central lost many stars through
graduation, but gained a. few
capable players in Pits" Key
ser, first base; Buddy Nau, short
stop; Charley Moran, pitcher,
and Bryant. outfielder.
Business, noted for its slug
ging and having a fair pitching
staff in previous years, has both
this year. In Jimmy Garner
and Louie Silverman the Stenogs
have two fine hurlers, and real
Suggest in Schneider and Sher-
man.
Garner To Pitch
John DeBettencourt or Emmett
Buscher will probably toe the
slab for Central with Cooke re-
ceiving his shoots. Coach Lynn
Woodwork has nominated Jimmy
Garner for mound duty. The
lineup:
BUSINESS CENTRAL
Schneider, IS Nau, IS
Steel CT Moran RI
Frayden, rf Raub, 3b
Curtin. 3b Thompson CT
Mastromarino, C Cooke C
Sherman, 1b Bryant, II
Ahern. 2b Keyser 1b
Silver. Malitz, 2b
Garner, Buscher, .
DeBettencoUrt.
Georgetown Prep meets Rock
vile High at Garret Park, Md,
in the other school boy game
today.
Georgetown Prep expects a good
year as many veterans have re-
turned to the fold. Its lineup
for today's game is as follows:
Cohan, Of Heekin, S.; Ragland,
C; Allan, 3b; Stewart, #; Ryan.
lib; MacNamara, p; McMahon,
2b; Kelley, If.
The Washington times., 1932-04-08
SENATORS PLAY

Senator midgets play the Quincy
A. C. tomorrow at 1920 o'clock on
the Camp Meigs field. All players
are urged to report.