Evening star., 1933-09-08
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

POWLERS are getting active here.
- Among the leagues preparing to
get under way are the Com
mercial and Arcade. Teams in the
Commercial will be Welsbachs. r.
Berberich Sons, Columbian Printing
Co.. Hahn, The Evening Star. Wood
ward & Lothrop, General Baking
Co., Tolman, Judd Il Detweiler and
Rudolph & West. In the Arcade
League will be these teams: Sher-'
wood, Immanuels, Bankers. Arcades,
LAborites, Imperials, Inglesides,
Goodfellows, Columbias and Hol-
meads or G. p. o.
Among Commercial League duck
pinners are Joe Geier. Norman
Stinchcomb. Karl Heinzeman. Gus
Vogelsberger. George Morrison. ]. W.
Gibson, A. Shefferman, M. Schoneld.
George Eckendor1. M. Ulnch, Eddie
Hahn, G. Hahn, A Berman, Frank
Howard. ]. J. Wagner, c. Reckweg,
A. Noak, George J. McClosky, E.
Lenoir, w. r. Dove, o. Whitecroft.
c. A. Brewerton. Pop HALEY. v.
Oliver, D. w. HALEY, 8. Oliver. Ed
Estes. A. s. HALEY. william Weis-
backer. william Murphy. A. N. Nc
Bee, Louis Eiseman. Treewaller, Hol-
ndge, Ustin, Hooks, Reesch. Ma
honey, Moser Shultx, Arnold, Morri-
son. Fellinger, Abblett. Hutchinson,
McCeney. Hafie, Haarer, Negosta,
Quantrelle, Stewart. A. Foster. F.
Foster, w. Foster. Duckett, H. Sui
livan. Nally, Draeger, p. Riston,
honey, Moser, Shultz, Arnold, Morri-
F. M. johnson, Ford. Maddox. MIL
ler, v. Riston, c. Martin, Newman,
B. Poland, A. Jessup, p. Sweet, c.
H. Gurnee, A. T. Du Busky. c. T.
Young. A. r. Raber. M. Cotter, r.
and w. Champion. H. 8. Wood. W.
r. Thompson, j. q. Veihmeyer, r.
Hughes, L. Dyer and g. G. Hinck-
ley.
Joseph r. Costinett. H. L. Sher-
wood, @. j. Tucker, v. L. GULL, B.
Bontx, w. Hurley, A. ]. FAINT, John
Eiker, Harry Stanford, T. Tassa. Q.
Edmonston, NJ Chaconas, Charles
Kieney, J. H.. Richards, G. H. Mann
and o. H. p. Scott are among
Arcade League bowlers.
George Stovau has been released
as manager Of the st. Louis Browns,
and Jimmy Austin. third baSemAn.
has been placed In charge OF the
team temporarily. Branch Hickey
later is expected to be made man
ager.
Young Maisel, bought by the
Yankees from Baltimore for the
reported price Of $4,000, has not
been 20 impressive.
Columbia Country Club golfers
include Otto Luebkert, T. O. Var
nell. Z. Lodge Hill, George H. Chad
well. A. H. Ferguson, r. Z. Burks,
]. Floyd Cissell, r. w. Cox, Henry
L. West, w. M. Smith, c. B. Doyle,
]. A. Shaffer, s. A. Reeves, Frank
Smith, z. D. Blackstone, ]. Z. Kreh,
Frank Govern, DR.. Paris e. Brengle,
Frank Phelps, T. w, Brahany, Har-
old Z. Doyle. p. L. Hodges. o. K.
Davis. ]. J. FITZGERALD, G. Z. Lang
ley, G. 8. watts. DR.. T. A. Poole, r.
Spr1g9 Perry, T. G. Moore, j. M.
Perry, Oliver Metserdtt, H. n. Nc
KenHe and O. B. Brown.
Frank Garsan will coach the
Georgetown University foot ball
squad, with Wayne Hart Is assis-
tant coach. DR.. Larkin will act In
an advisory capacity.
Derrick, who was captain OF the
Business High School base ball team
last Spring and played fullback on
the foot ball eleven. and Montgom-
cry and Doleman, who have played
foot ball and base ball for Tech
High, win enter the Maryland Asri-
cultural College.
Charley King and Robert A.
Young are given much of the credit
for thu success that amateur base
ball has enjoyed here this year.
Washington Printers Won the an
nual typographical base BAN cham.
pionship. conqueEing Chicago. ~, IN
the deciding game Of theg series ct
PittsburYh. weaver pitched flne
hall for the winners. He also made
two hits, - did Thornberg and Out
ting. 0oucher, mckay, Roberts,
Julien, Suess and Stringer were
others who played for the D. G.
team.
Jerome D. Travers, Upper Mont
clair, MI, won the national ANA
teur golf title for the fourth time
In his career. defeating John q.
Anderson Of Brae Burn, Mas, In
the fnal at Garden City, N. Y.
d. Yancey Wyatt Ayers, the
Hillsdale ThundRbolt, and star
twiflef Of the Virginia State League.
won hie Last gapas 4ce Richmond