Evening star., 1933-05-21
Up With Canadian Netnen Seen
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

nLAY in the Middle Atlantic
L States golf championship starts
tomorrow at Columbia Country
Club Washington entrants include
o. j. De Moll, Eddie Brooke. DR..
Shoup, Manuel, j. c. Let's, c. A.
Aspinwall, j. P. Mewshaw, Z. c.
Gott, E. S. MARROW. l.. E. Sinclair,
c. B. Doyle, c. M. King, John
Weaver. F.. w. McReynolds, A. J.
Cummings, Benjamin Vinton, Otto
Leubkert, G. Warfield Simpson. E.
B. De Graw. William Smith, r. L.
Davis, Wilbur Keblinger, L. B. Piatt,
D. F. Weaver, DR.. S. A. Freeman, j.
W. Brawner. E. Lodge Hill, H. P.
Cobey, Arthur Shelton, Frank Ap-
pleman, II. c. Sheridan, A Y. Leech,
jr; E. M Talcott. A. Winter, John
C. Davidson, D. K. Jackson, DR.. L.
L. Harlan, DR.. w. S. Harlan,
Donald woodward, S. L. Heap, M
Z. Danforth. G. H. Chasmar. Frank
Govern. T. o. Varnel, Allan Lard,
A. S. Mattingly, J. T. Hendrick, w.
G. Peters, H. A. Gillis. Ed
ward Harden, j. H. Clapp, J.
D. Cassels, Arthur Clark. irving
E. Smith, c. L. M. Fordney, w. c.
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Walker, F. NJ. Phelps, o. H. Wood
man, Count A de Chambrun, L. B.
Brown. A. H Giles, ]. c. Baines. A.
McCammon, G. w. Denfeld, George
Richards, G. H. Chadwell, G. E.
Rankin, H. H. Allen, w. G.. Travers,
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Geddes, w. c PrentiSs, w c. Clark,
G. Y Worthington, @. Floyd Cissel.
DR.. F. Bartlett, Charles E. Langley,
Bruce Taylor, c. S. Watts, E. E.
Gedney, Robinson White, Willard
Salisbury, r. c. Ballantyne, En-
mons S. Smith, S. A. Reeves, C. A.
Watson, John W. Childress, F. B.
Pyle, Herbert Shannon, c. B. La
mont, G. E. Clapham, C. T. King, A.
B. Dulin. Benjamin Woodruff, Louis
Weaver, w. S. Reyburn, c. C. Com
stock, jr.; Wolcott Tuckerman, B.
Warren Cochran, E. B. Brooke and
E. B. Eynon.
Cleveland scored three runs in the
ninth inning to conquer Washington,
1919. George Mullin, pitcher, &C
quired from Detroit, was anything
but impressive in his debut. Howard
Shanks' failure to catch a short
fly proved costly for the Nationals.
Laporte got in his batting stride yes
terday. making three of Washing
tons hits.
Notre Dame will meet Catholic
University in base ball here tomor-
row. The Brooklanders will miss
Skeets Hayes, who is no longer with
them, and Wally Pipp, who left last
night to join the Detroit club.
In the Capital City League, Bank
ers and Cornell fought to TT tie.
LitZ was the batting star.
Printers and G. P. 0. also fought
to a deadlock, 6-6, in the Central
League. Murdock and Weaver were
the opposing pitchers.
Interior conquered Post once,
6-5, in the Departmental League.
Ccnover hit homer, Beard, Warth-
ern, Pollock and Jimmy Kerr played
well
Manager Eugene Darr hopes to
raise sufficient money to be able to
send a Georgetown squad to the
outdoor intercollegiate at Harvard.
Petworth was rs winner over
Fairmonts in the Federal League.
Lefty Clayton saved the day for
Petworth when he made q one-hand
stab of ThompSon's long drive with
two on base. Hines triple helped
Petworth.
Emmanuel Baptist overcame Whit
ney Avenue Christian, 1919, in the
Northwest Sunday School League.
Decker singled, stole second, went to
third on a passed ball and scored
the winning run on an infleld out.
Gessford for the winners and
Phillips for the losers pitched WELL
but the latter did not get as good
support as mis- rival.
Ninth Street swamped First Meth
odist Protestant, It'll, despite that
Kelly, the losing pitcher, famed 10
of the "a batters to face him. Five
OF these were lost through the
catcher not holding the third strike.
Kelly also hit four men and passed
eight. Bryant allowed the losers only
two hits.
In the Treasury League, Federals
topped Civil Service, 11-9. Thomp-
son took batting honors.
Adams was a 1874 winner over
Union Station in the Railroad Y.
NJ c. A. League. Maxwell pitched
and hit well for the winners. Sny-
der and Thompson played strongly.
In the Marquette League, st.
Joseph's squeezed out a 4-3 surprise
win over Trinity. Hillery and G.
Masimo both pitched creditably.