The Washington times., 1934-05-02

at the University of Maryland, will
be the principal speaker, and
Henry Boles, local magician, will
present his box of tricks. Awards
will be made by w. C. Hanson,
Eoember of the Y. M. c. A. Board
of Managers and chairman of the
Department of Physical Education
Committee.
The awards follow:
Basketball
Representative Team (Medals)-Wil-
liam r. Rhodes, captain; Guy NJ. Bayes,
Woodward Bousman, William 3. Rouse,
Thomas K. Niles, Clyve w. Jackson,
Millard' G. Bowen and Thomas c. Evans.
Saturday Afternoon League Cham
pions (Medals)-E. w. Hoay captain;
Joseph Croson, P. H. Case, William r.
Rodes, G. NJ. Bayes, J. Bankhead and
Richard Stephan.
Dormtory League Champions (Medals)
Walter H. Douglas, Grant Smith,
Larry Brugman, Dale Sheets, Sidney
Smith, Bill Wright, John Hammond and
United states Government League
Champions, Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration (Medals)-J. r. Mulliner. A. j.
Morris, jr.: Robert NJ. Estes, Charles
Rro0s Exert D. 1Gnn M
Snow and o. K. Hodgson, coach.
Boxing
Representative Team medals and Let
ters)-John Kaldenbach, Maurice MAJ
zioli, Donald K. Ipson, Frank McCaleb.
B. A. Cannon, Winston Mooney. Earl
Cowan, Durant Church. Jack Turner,
Alexis Gagarine, Peter Hamilton, F. j.
Sicard, Charlie Payne.
Fencing
Representative Team (MedaIs)-Jack ok
Walton, r. c. Durham, T. William Borg
land. Giles Q. Morrill,, Philip G. Wyatt,
Alexis Gagarine and Lewis Everard.
HandbalI
Representative Team CLetters)-Perrie
Mclean, captain: Paul Pearlman. man
ager: Joseph Cowley. William S. Neville,
ard Vineberg, Charming Walker. Ray
Nash, Jack Schwartz, John Payne,
George Newman. Wallace Winkler and
DR.. c. w. Engelhardt.
Glass A singles: Jack Schwartz, first
place: Joseph Cowley, second place; :;
Maynard Buck, third place. Class B
singles: Thomas r. Charshee first place;
C. w. Engelhardt, third place. Class
c singles: F. j. Milo. first place; H. D.
Higley ,jr., second place; Barney j.:
Perrie Mclean and Wallace Winkler,
first place: Charming Walker and Jo-
seph Cowley. second place: Paul Pearl
man and Jack Schwartz, third place.
Marathon Run
First-Year Men (E nj e m Slack
Schultz, ]. o. Martin. John D. Mason,
Charles r. Stopler. William J. Dickin-
son, James N. Weadon, Edwin J. Ken
nedy, Wallace B. Dunlap, c. J. Patter-
son, Henri Martin, Maynard B. Land
gren, Vincent P. Gomez, William r.
Tyers. jr., Alton F. Weeks, James Mar
tin. Stanley E. Disney, William R. Rodes
and Edward Levin.
liam Mcconnell and Arthur Dewhurst.
Third-Year Men (Em mblems)-James A.
Watzman, Glenn Wolfe and ]. r. Coh-
Fourth-Year Men (Emblems)-Harry
Horwitz.
Fifth-Year Men (Emblems)-samuel
Blumenthal.
sixth-Year Men (Emblems)-seth E..
DeMaret and T. Leroy Greer.
Squash Racquets {.
1884 Champions (Medals)-Farrand
Flowers, first place: Allen c. Minniz
second place; c. E. Sager. third place.
1884 Ladder Tournament Winners
Farrand Flowers. first place; c. E. Sager,
second place, and Maj. F. T. Armstrong,
third place.
Senior Team (Medals)-R. Knox Mon
cure, captain; James Orme, Griscom
Randle, Ernest Boggs, william Marmion,
John Mullady, Paul Wilson, John C..
RAFT, Robert NJ. Rawls, Harvey VanSant.
James Miller Forrest Harding, Henry
Jones, John Marshall, R. NJ. Carrico,
manager; Dallas Shirley. coach
20-Mile Marathon Swim (Emblems)-