Evening star., 1933-09-21
Series 70ssLp Tlvm Giant Pitching G1i Sge Says Terry
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

WASHINGTON now is tied for
w second place with Cleveland.
The Nationals yesterday de-
feated st. Louis, 6-3, while New York
was downing Cleveland, 7-3. Joe
Engel, starting Washington pitcher,
weakened and Walter johnson fin
ished the game. Dan Moeller, Clyde
Milan, Chick Gandil, Ray Morgan
and George Mcbride each made two
hits.
Carl Cashion, National pitcher,
figures his arm now Is as good as ever
following a visit to Bonesetter
Reese.
The Bankers, D. C. amateur base ball
champions, won the amateur title Of
the South, when they downed the
Richmond Grays at Richmond in
both ends of q double-header, 11-4,
and 80. The Bankers amassed 40
hits in the first game with Rawl-
ings, Davis and Hayes doing most
Of the clouting. Frank Hoffecker al
lowed the Grays only three hits IN
the second game.
Conrad B. Doyle and Paul Trea-
nor defeated Albert j. Gore and
Harry Burton to win the doubles
title in the Columbia Country Club
tennis tourney
The Episcopal team won the pen
nant in the Brookland Church
League, defeating the Baptists, IA.
SWeeney'S catch of a low drive by
Schumate of the Baptists was a
feature, and McGrath also starred
afield. Flood and Sargent were lead
ing batters.
Fritz Crafts again will coach the
Gallaudet foot ball squad. Manager
Patterson says Decker, center, may
be lost to the team.
Play in the twenty fifth D. c.
tennis championships starts soon.
Entries so far include H. Y. Lake,
H. C'itely, @. H. Dawson. A. r. CAL
der. F. H Ridgeway, Louis I. Doyle,
Al.sc.t J. Gore. Spencer Gordon.
PaIl Treanor, Harry Burton. Louis
A. Fischer. Albert w. Howard.
Colin Herrle, Carl Alsberg. Norris
w. Mclean, s. L. Howard, Philip
B. Campbell, Ballard Moore, Dudley
D. Morgan, John K. Graves, Her
bert Shannon. Conrad B. Doyle,
Hume. Stearns, Herrick, Freeman,
Mclean, Howard. Hoover and
Morgan
Francis Ouimet, schoolboy ANA
teur Of Brookline, Mass. yesterday
won the national open golf cham
pionship. defeating Harry Vardon
and Edward Ray, English pros.
Germany Schaefer and John
Henry Of the Nationals played indoor
base ball with teams Of the Boys
Y. M. C. A. yesterday. In other
events that made up the athletic
program the winners were Writ Bor-
land, Frank Foster, Marion jenkins.
Sam Solomon. Paul Demonet, John
Goetz. r. Miller, Roy Slater, Edwin
Blosk and John Eiseman.
Participating In the annual closed
Washington Canoe Club regatta
were Z. B. Ansley, D. A. De Lash
mutt. j. w. Buch. Jack Prince. J.
Webb Manning. r. E. Otterback,
Miss Martin, H. w. Rouse, Miss
Pierce, Miss Frick. Reginald Ruther-
ford, c. NJ Davidson, c. w. Heider,
J. Wheeler, E. Hall. F. W. Moore,
Irving Zirpel, N. T. Hammer, o.
E. Camp and H. S Johnston.
President Wilson and his physi-
cian., DR.. Grayson. played golf at
Columbia Country Club.
C. H Stearns, F. H. Gillette.
Floyd Cissel. L. E. Sinclair, E. g.
NARROW, A. G. Buhrman, z. o. Gil
bert, B. E. Marshall. John L. Wea-
yer, r. w. Cox and Hugh Mackenzie
are among Columbia Country Club
golfers
Ed Ford won the weekly Analostan
Gun Club trapShoot, other contest
ants being w. s. Duvall, George w.
Peck. ir.: T. H. Henderson. H. w.
Jones, Dr.. E. s. Ford, E. w. williams,
George A. Emmons. DR.. A. v. Par
sons and Harry Walker.