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Evening star., 1934-01-21

A MATEUR basket ball teams Of
~ the metropolitan area begin an
~ active week today, with action
carded for various floors in the
city proper and nearby sections.
Heading today's card is the double
bill at the washington Boys Club,
bringing together the Sholl's quint and
the Carlisle (Pa.) Barracks team. at
2:30 o'clock, and the Boys Club Var
sity and the Richmond (va) Rotarians,
at $3.50.
Both the Richmond and Carlisle
quints boast good records and are ex-
pected to offer the Sholl and Boys
Club teams, two OF the best hereabout,
stout opposition.
While the Richmond Rotarians are
holding forth at the Boys Club, another
uuint from the Old Dominion capital
will be performing on the court at the
War College, where the Richmond Y.
M. c. A. five hooks up with the Post
Exchange quint.
An even dozen games are carded
this week in the Washington Basket
Ball League on the Washington Boys
Club court.
The weeks card:
85-pound Class.
Monday, 4 pm, Merrick B. G. VS..
3. c. Eagles; Saturday. 1880 pm,
Georgetown B. G. VS.. B. G. Vuicans.
1o0-pound Class.
Friday, 4 pm, Merrick B. c. "B" vs..
B. G. Americans; Saturday, 2:15 pm,
Merrick B. G. "A" VS.. Georgetown B. G.
115-pound Class.
Monday, 6:45 pm, Brookland A. Q.
w. Potomac B. G. (Jrs); Saturday, 3
pm, Savoy .Theater VS.. B. G. Cardinals;
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Basketers in D. C.. and Nearby
Places to Spend Active Week

s:45 pm, Merrick B. c. VS.. Brookland
13O-pound Class.
Monday, 7:45 pm, Ennis Tires VS..
Hutch A. c.; Saturday, 6,45 pm, Mer-
rick B. C. vs. B. c. Fyfes.
145-pound Class.
Monday, s:45 pm, B. c. Aces VS..
Bovello Plumbers: Saturday, 7:45 pm,
B. G. Vets vs. Bovello Plumbers 8:45
pm. Georgetown B. c. VS.. st. Joseph
Flashes.
Much action is scheduled this week
in the Southeast Community Center
League.
Here's the program:
Tomorrow night. Congress Heights vs.
Sigma Phi Lambda, 2 o'clock; Sigma
Phi Lambda VS.. Certified Bakers, at 8;
Bakers VS.. Blue Eagles and Marions vs..
Miller Furniture, both at 8.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Anacostia
Business Men, 7; Stewards Pharmacy
VS.. Bovello Plumbers, 8; Anacostia VS..
Dixie Five, g.
Thursday-Bovello vs.. Naval Reserves,
7; Naval Reserves VS.. Stewards, 8.
Friday-Christ Church VS.. Blue
Eagles, z.
Basketers Of Company 288, Civilian
Conservation Corps of Benning, have
obtained the use of the Central High
gym Monday nights and the Eastern
High gym Wednesday nights, both for
o'clock engagements, and Manager
Paul Jack is booking for the Corpsmen
at Lincoln 54l2 between noon and
pm.
Georgetown Boys Club 85-pound
basketers, who in their latest start wal
loped the Y. NJ. G. A. team of this class,
3l-5, are after more games. Contests
for the 100, 100 and 145 pound teams
Of the Georgetown Club also are sought.
Call West 1127-J.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
COSCROVE IS GIVEN
MANOR GOLF POST
Succeeds Thomson as Head
of Committee-CIub Names
Other Officers.
~ AVE THOMSON, who
served last year as chair
Il man Of both the Golf and

~ AVE THOMSON, who
served last year as chair
- man of both the Golf and
Greens Committees at
Manor Club, will be succeeded in
the Golf Committee craftsmanship
this year by James A. Cosgrove,
the attorney who did such a good
job of handling the Manor Club
invitation event in 1888.
thomson, who Won the club cham
plonShlp last Fall, remains as chairman
OF the Greens Committee.
Ray F. Garrity again heads the Nor
beck Club, having been elected to the
presidency for the third straight term.
Other officers have been chosen as fol-
lows: Vice president, Frank A. Birgfeld;
treasurer, George M. Quirk; assistant
treasurer, H. l.. Simcoe; secretary
Stanley D. Willis.
The committee set-up for 1884 is as
follows
House Committee. DR.. w. L. Tread
way; Admissions Committee. F. A. Birg-
field; Entertainment Committee, w. l.
Jones; Golf Committee. James A. Cos
grove; Greens Committee, D. L. Thorn
son, new Members committee, John
T. Slater: Tennis Committee, Jerney
S. Ebert: Bridge Committee, Harold K
Beck; Riding Committee, Herbert A
Williams; Bowling Committee. G. En-
erson Moore.
A number of the members of the
Manor Club will appear in a minstrel
show to be staged at the club next
Thursday night. From the group oi
talented entertainers who are members
of the club much of the cast of the
minstrel show will be drawn.
The following Manor members are
included in the cast:
Mrs. Harold K. Beck. Mrs. John
Buckley. Mrs. Howard Simons. Mrs H
L. Simcoe, Mrs. Edward Cashell, Mrs
Mel Fischer. Mrs. Brownell, Mrs. B. G
Hartig, Mrs. Frank Clancy, Mrs
Maurice Colbert, Mrs. Lester Brooks
Mrs. Helen and Mrs. Carl Willingham
Male members of the cast and Of the
club include Harry G. Pitt, Jack Daley
George Myers, Hal Enlows, Harolc
Beck, Howard Simons, Carl Willing
ham. Charles Garner, w. L. Jones ane
George Moss.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
CONTEST TUESDAY
MAY DECIDE TITLE
Will Be First 1884 Meeting
of Quints That Fought
1t Out Last Year.

)ENTRAL and Eastern quints
l have it out Tuesday on the
~ Tech High court in game
that may decide the public
high school basket ball cham
pionship. 1t will be the first
meeting of the current competi-
ton between the protogeS OF
Bert Coggins and Mike Kelley,
who fought it out desperately in
the 1888 series, with Central
finally triumphing.
The game Will start at $3.50 o'clock.
Roosevelt and Western. neither of
which has won in three starts. will
clash in the second game Of the double
header.
Eastern battles Tech for the second
time and Central and Western clash
again on Friday, as second and final
round play opens. McKinleys quint
overcame the Lincoln Parkers, 34,so.
feated Western, 1927.
EASTERN, which has polished of
II, Roosevelt and Western, after bow
ing to Tech, figures It is on its
game now and is all set for des-
perate effort to stop the undefeated
CentraliteS. Should Central again win,
it will be regarded as virtually in with
the flag Coggins' charges would have
to suffer a sharp reversal OF form, in
deed. if it We're to lose after winning
It's first four games.
An Eastern triumph would throw
the series into triple tie among Gen.
trail. Eastern and Tech. with three vic
tories and one loss each, and W3at 7i1,a. a
fght the remainder of the series likely
would prove!
Eastern is given a good chance to
even scores with Tech for the defeat
the Gray handed the Lincoln ParkerS
at the outset of the series. With Al
Gillem, crack forward. out OF the game
because of illness, and several other
members of the squad in bad shape
physically, the Mckinley outfit plainly
is not so formidable as it was. That
was demonstrated by the tough time
Tech had disposing of Roosevelt Friday.
A SIDE from the public high title
n games, a flock of attractive
matches are listed for schoolboy
tossers of the metropolitan area during
the week, for which more than 80
matches are carded.
Among these are the st. Johns
Georgetown Prep scrap tomorrow at
Garrett Park, the Friends-Landon setto
Tuesday in the Ephiphany Church
gym, the rson-Georgetown Prep
encounter at Garrett Park and the
Tech-Episcopal fray at Alexandra on
Wednesday. the Landon-St. Adams
game at St Albans Thursday. the
Gonzaga-S Johns scrap at ST. johns
Friday night. and the Tech-Navy Pleoes
contest Saturday at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
GOLF BODIES PLAN
BIC TOURNEY YEAR
District, Maryland, Middle
Atlantic Meets All to Be
Renewed.

w YITH the exception Of the
M invitation tournaments
Y Y held by the clubs, the
major tournament sea-
son in the Middle Atlantic area
and around Washington and
Baltimore, is fairly we'll lined up.
Harmony reigns along the links front
and every indication points to ban
ner year in SO far as the larger tour
naments involving titles are concerned.
While the District of Columbia Golf
Association, the Middle Atlantic Golf
Association and the Maryland State As
sociation have made no pronounce
ments regarding the coming title tour
neys Of the year, the set-up Of events,
based on custom. is well established.
Here is the way the tournaments prob
ably will shape up:
District mems championship at
match play, probably at Congress
sional or Columbia.
District women's championship,
staged by the District Womens Golf
Association, probably at Indian
Spring or Congressional
Middle Atlantic mems tourney,
probably at Hot Springs. Va, in
June.
Middle Atlantic women'S tourney,
at Washington Golf and Country
Club in October.
Sectional qualification rounds for
the national open championship,
probably at Richmond.
Sectional qualifications rounds for
the amateur championship, prob
ably at Indian Spring, with the Five
Farms course of the Baltimore
Country Club as alternate Both
clubs have bid for this event.
Maryland State amateur cham
pionship to be played at a Balti-
more club, probably at Rolling Road.
Maryland State open champion
club. probably at Chevy Chase or
Indian Spring.
BY the middle Of February a COM
plete picture of the tournament situ-
alton in SO far as it involves Washing
Of invitation Journeys held by the
clubs there probably will be only a
few Chevy Chase is the only Clut
yearly tournaments, and it may be the
only club holding such an event this
year.
1t is yet too early to make any state.
ment as to the invitation events, a.
club golf committee chairmen are not
yet down to the Job of considering the
affairs.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Annapolis Roads
Club to Be Sold

Under proceedings instituted by
~ the Munsey Trust Co.. of WASH
ington. the Annapolis Roads
Club. playground of social Washing
ton on Chesapeake Bay, is to be sold
at auction next Friday A petition
by the owner of the property to
issue an injunction to prevent the
sale was refused in Annapolis and
the sale will go forward on Friday.
The club has a nine-hole golf
course, which is regarded as one Of
the best layouts in this section of the
land. The Beach Club is one OF the
popular bathing places for the social
set of Washington and Baltimore.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
JAMESON LOSES FINAL
Beaten, 10 and 8, by Livesay In
Miami Southpaw Event.

MIAMI, Fla, January 20 (P).-Ch-
making week of southpaw play, Ever
EFT G. Livesay of Columbus, Ohio. to-
day defeated E. c. Jameson of WASH
ington, 10 and 8, on the 36-hole final
round to capture the Miami-Biltmore
left-handers' golf tournament.
Livesay entered the tournament the
odds-on favorite.
He was 3 up on Jameson at the
ninth up at the eighteenth, and 9
up at the twenty-seventh The match
ended when Jameson conceded his
opponent a par on the twenty
eighth hole.
Livesay carded a 3s-43-s2 for the
morning round, and Jameson posted
q 44-45-89.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
145.POUNDERS TO PLAY
Northeast Community Center
Opens Ioop Tomorrow Night.

Northeast community CenteT
Opens Loop Tomorrow Night.
Play in the 145-pound basket ball
loop of the Northeast Community Gen.
ter League starts tomorrow night at
Langley Junior High School.
The weeks card:
Tomorrow. 8 pm, Crescents VS.. Mer-
rick Boys Club, boys gym: Tuesday, 7
pm, Sigma Tau Lambda VS.. Blue
Plains A. c.. girls gym; Thursday, 7
pm, Sigma Tau Lambda VS.. Crescents,
girls gym; Friday, Blue Plains VS.. Mer-
ricks, boys gym.
The weeks schedule for the unlimited
loop:
Tomorrow. pm, Sanitary Ware.
house VS.. Sigma Alpha Kappa, girls
gym; 9 pm, Lawrence Club VS.. Celtics,
boys gym.
Tuesday. pm, Roamers VS.. Coast
Guard, boys gym.
Wednesday. pm, Lawrence Club
VS.. Sigma Alpha Kappa, boys gym;
Northeast Athletic Association vs..
Atonement, girls gym; 9 pm, Roam
ers vs.. Sanitary No. 3s. boys gym.
Thursday, 8 pm. Northeast A. A. VS..
Roamers, boys gym; 9 pm. Mount
Pleasant vs. Sanitary warehouse. girls
gym.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Gets Grid Letter
After AZ Years
BY the Associated Press.

3y the Associated Press.
DELAWARE, Ohio, January 90
- Forty-two years after he played
foot ball at Ohio Wesleyan
University here, the Rev. Frank
Gillett, So, of Arlington. Wash, has
been awarded a varsity wv" sweater
by the Board of Athletic Control,
George Gauthier. director Of ath-
letics, announced today.
Gillett played on the 1891 Wes-
leyan eleven. He recently paid his
TT visit to his alma mater.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
MCGEE OF ST. ALBANS
REGISTERS Fl POINTS
Runs Wild as Church Farm Five
Is Beaten, 3S to 30-Moore
Of Visitors Gets IS.

OF. ALBANS basketers vanquished
y the Church Farms School ouint of
Philadelphia. 1890, on the Ameri-
can University court
With MCGEE. center. running wild to
score 81 points. St. Adams gained a
1913 lead at the half and managed to
increase the margin over the hard
f1gting visitors in the late stages
Moore. center for the Quaker City
scholastics, was not far behind MCGEE,
finding the hoop for l8 points
1t was the third win in five starts for
st. Adams.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
HOT SOCCER SCRAPS
ON SCHEDULE TODAY
Four Games Listed for Capital City
League, Pair Slated in Rec
reation Loop.
THREE soccer games figured to pro-

THREE soccer games figured to pro-
duce fine scrapping are listed
hereabout today, all in the Cap
ital City League. These will bring to-
gether MitchelTs Store, league leader,
and the Senators at Shady Oak; Marl-
boro and Rockville, standing second
and third. respectively. at Morlboro.
and British United and Brandywine,
tied for fourth. on Monument field No.
2. All start at 2:30 O'Clock.
In another Capital City match His
American and German-AmeriCan
elevens face on Monument field No. !.
also at $50
Virginia Avenue meets Takoma Park
on Monument field No. and Rosedale
engages Dux A c. on Monument field
No in the Recreation League. Both
tits start at l O'Clock.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
EASTERN five R0MPS
OVER YOUNG MIDDIES
Capital schoolboys Use Reserves
Half of Time in Winning
Game, AZ to 20.
4 NNAPOLIs, Md, January 90

4 NNAPOLIS, Md, January 90
n Eastern High School Of Washing
ton piled up a good margin in the
first and last quarters with its regulars
on the floor, and won at basket ball
from the Navy Plebes today by AZ to 20.
With the second-string team in the
second and third periods, they were
held on nearly even terms.
Basin. playing but two periods, led
in the scoring for the visitors with five
field goals, while the Navy uncovered
fast and accurately shooting forward in
Ruge, who netted half dozen floor
goals
Eastern gave q fine exhibition Of fast
passing and clever shooting, bewildering
the locals at times.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Four National Records Beaten
In Championship Skating Meet

mems champion. trailed the leaders
with but 10 points, winning third place
in the $50. He was headed by Melvin
Dublinski, st. Louis, and Herb Taylor
New York, each with 20 points.
Scores Double Win.
n ETTERING record as she sped to
Is two easy victories for go points,
Dorothy Franey, st. Paul, proved
likely contender for the champion
ship held by Kit Klein, Buffalo, in the
senior women's division
The st. Paul lass surpassed ma
tional record as she crossed the finish
line in 81 seconds in preliminary heat
of a 220-yard dash. The old mark,
0:21k, was set by Loretta Neitzel, De-
troit, at Lake Placid in 1929. In the
final Miss Franey tied the old record.
She led in points with 60.
Leo Freizinger. Chicago, provided the
class in the younger divisions, hanging
up two new records as he raced to VIC
tory in the 1-mile and 220-yard inter-
mediate boys events.
The meet will end tomorrow.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Wide Open Event
o. K. to Houghton
THE SUGGESTED change in the

THE SUGGESTED change in the
L method of play in the Maryland
State open tourney, which
would open the event to the world
instead of conf1ning it to profess
sionals at Maryland clubs. will find
no "squawk" from AL Houghton, who
has won the title for the past two
years.
Bring 'em all on" Houghton says.
Il would like to see a lot of big
names in golf playing in the tourney.
II I win. all right II I don't win,
that will be all right, too. But would
just as soon see it open to the world
and take my chances with the rest
of the boys"
Houghton is truly the Maryland
champion. He was born in Glen
Echo. and has lived most of his life
in Maryland.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
Sx Major Central Eastern Tilt Is Crucial
Events Scheduled
For Local Teams

- M -
Basket ball unless otherwise indi-
cated.)
COLLEGE.
Tomorrow.
Howard vs.. Morgan, at Howard.
Wednesday.
Maryland vs.. Hopkins, at Balti-
more.
Maryland freshmen VS.. Hopkins
freshmen, at Baltimore.
Friday.
Catholic U. VS.. Gallaudet, at Cath
olic U.
Maryland vs. Virginia. at Virginia.
George Washington VS.. Virginia,
at Virginia (swimming).
Saturday.
Georgetown VS.. Mount st. Mary's,
at Tech High.
Catholic u. VS.. Rider College, at
Catholic U.
Gallaudet VS.. Philadelphia COL
lege of Pharmacy, at Gallaudet.
Maryland VS.. Army, at West Point
(boxing).
Howard VS.. Blueheld, at Howard.
SCHOLASTIC.
Tomorrow.
st. Johns VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park.
Tuesday.
Central vs.. Eastern. Roosevelt vS.
Western public high school title
game, Central VS.. Eastern. $3.50
o'clock.
Friends VS.. Landon, Epiphany
Church gymnasium.
Emerson VS.. Wilson Teachers, at
Wilson.
Alexandria High VS.. Herndon
High, at Herndon.
Laurel High VS.. Rockville High, at
Rockville.
Wednesday.
Landon VS.. st. Albans, at st. Al
bans.
Emerson VS.. Georgetown Prep. at
Garrett Park.
Eastern VS.. Washington-Lee High,
at Ballston.
Tech VS.. Episcopal, at Alexandria.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Falls
Church High, at Ballston.
Thursday.
Eastern VS.. Warrenton High, at
Eastern.
Landon VS.. ST. Albans. at st. AL
bans.
Emerson VS.. Maryland freshmen.
at College Park.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Bethesda
Chevy Chase High. at Leland.
Roosevelt VS.. Mount st. Joseph's,
at Baltimore.
Friday.
Central VS.. Western. Eastern VS..
Tech public high school title
games. Tech gymnasium. First
game, Central VS.. Western, $3.50
o'clock.
Roosevelt VS.. Swavely. at Roose-
Gonzaga VS.. st. Johns, at St.
Johns, 8 pm.
Kendall VS.. Catholic University
freshmen, at c. U. preliminary to
c. U.-Gallaudet varsity game).
Roosevelt VS.. Alexandria, at Alex
andria. 8 pm.
Takoma Silver Spring High VS..
Rockville, at Rockville; Sherwood VS..
Poolesville, at Poolesville; Damascus
vs. Gaithersburg, at Gaithersburg
Montgomery County championship
games.
Herndon High VS.. Mclean High,
at Mclean, boys and girls (Fairfax
County League title games).
Bethesda-Ch Chase High VS..
Maryland School for the Deaf. at
Leland.
Saturday.
Roosevelt VS.. Georgetown fresh
men, at Tech preliminary to the
G. U-Mount st. Marys varsity
game).
st. Albans VS.. St. james, at st.
Adams.
Warrenton High VS.. Maryland
freshmen, at College Park.
Tech VS.. Navy Plebes, at Annap-
oils
Gonzaga VS.. Swavely, at Manassas.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
TO HONOR HOCKEY STAR.

NEW YORK, January 20 (P).-As
one iron man of athletics to another,
Lou Gehrig of the Yankees will pre-
sent a token to Murray Murdoch of the
Rangers next Thursday night when
the hockey champions play their 400th
game on the ice at Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
CENTRAL BASKETERS
DEFEAT HOYA FR0SH
Take Preliminary to Georgetown
Varsity Game, 32-29-Mandes
Top Blue Scorer.
TN A PRELIMINARY to the George.

TN A PRELIMINARY to the George
town-Temple clash last night Bert
from Central High edged out the Hoya
freshmen, 1929. in a basket ball game
rivaling the feature in clever play.
Eve ry member Of the High School
League leaders shared in the scoring,
high point honors going to Mandes with
9, followed by Keyser's 7.
Although Central maintained q
slight advantage during the greater
back and forth several times during
the final half. With about three min
utes to go, Keyser's snowbird broke a
1928 deadlock and toss by Mandes
from under the basket got the Blue
safely home.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
EPISCOPAL WINS EASILY
Takes Early Lead in Defeating Gill
man "a to 21

ALEXANDRIA. Va. January 90
Episcopal Highs basket ball team easily
defeated its old foe, Gilman Country
School of Baltimore, 1921, here this
afternoon.
Gaining the lead after the first few
minutes. Episcopal was never headed,
and at the half held a 1873 lead.
Willis (Tiptoe) Campbell, center, with
Is points, led the attack of the winners,
who now have triumphed four times in
as many starts this season.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
GEORGETOWN GIRLS WIN
Beat Twin Oaks to Tie That Team
for Lead in Series.

Tor Lead IN SERIES.
Defeating Twin Oaks. 17-e. the
Georgetown girls basket ball team yes
terday gained tie with the former
sextet in the championship series be-
ing conducted by the Municipal Play
ground Department. Each team now
has won one game, a third having
ended in a deadlock.
Twin Oaks fought Georgetown to
"A deadlock in the first half, but
Georgetown stepped out in the late
going.
Madeline Ballard. Mary Hebb and
Irma Ludwig starred for the winners.
Iine-ups.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
M'EWAN SEEKS JOB.

RICHMOND, January 20 (P).-Maj.
John j. McEwan. former Army. Oregon
and Holy Cross coach, was reported to-
day to be the latest applicant for the
position of coach at the University Of
Richmond, left vacant by the resigna-
ton of Frank M. Dobson.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
GAMAGE GOING TO PITT

Western High Student Is Versatile
Foot Ball Player.
Bob Gamage, who has starred on the
Western High foot ball team the last
few seasons, will enter the University
of Pittsburgh next Fall He is bang
up gridder and, while he has been
used at various positions. has played
most of the time as tackle.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
RANDOLPH.MACON WINS.

FRONT ROYAL. Va. January 90
Randolph Macon Academy defeated
Swavely Prep today, 80 to %. Horton
was high scorer for Swavely with II
points.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-01-21
TEMPLE IN NINE GAMES
Five New Teams Appear on Grid
Schedule for 1884.

Schedule for 1884.
Special Dispatch 70 The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, January 20-Tem-
pies foot ball schedule for 1884 calls
for nine games, one more than was
played last Fall Five new teams will
be played, and every geographical di-
vision, except the Pacific Coast. is rep
resented.
The schedule:
September 29-V P T.
October-5. Texas A. and NJ; 13,
Indiana 19 West Virginia.; 81, Mar
quette at Milwaukee
November-3. Holy Cross: 10, Car
negie Tech; "a. Villanova; 20, Bucknell.
might game.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
O.DUTRA'S67 WINS
LONG BEACH OPEN
Subpar Card Needed to Get
in Prize Money-Winner
Collects $500.
BY the Associated Press.
Y ONO REACH (

BY the Associated Press.
T ONG BEACH, Calf, January
20.-Olin Dutra, smiling
l. don from Santa Monica,
Calf, showed a fine dis
dain for par today, shooting 5
strokes under to win the $1,000
Long Beach open golf champion
ship over the Lakewood Country
Club course with a 33-34-67.
Subpar golf was required to even COL
lect any of the $1,000 in prize money.
Twenty-three players bettered stand
ard figures for the course and collected,
with Dutra getting 5000 as his share.
FIVE professional stars tied for Sec
ono place. with cards of 68, four strokes
under par They were Jimmy Thom-
son, professional of the Lakewood
course; Oliver Sloppy, one of his as
sistants: Denny Shute of Miami, Brit
ish open champion; Mortie Dutra OF
Detroit and Joe Kirkwood of Miami.
They earned S98 apiece.
Tied for seventh place were Harry
Cooper of Chicago. Bill Mehlhorn OF
Brooklyn. Craig Wood of Deal. N. j.,
and Al Kreuger OF Beloit, Wis. They
had 69s. 7
A N EARTHQUAKE at 1:1s pm. ap-
~ parertly had no great effect or
the golfers. Only few felt it.
One, in fact, thought it had helped
him.
That's what accounted for my birdie
? On the seventeenth" said AL Espinosa
of Akron, Ohio, who took II, ano
won $40. II guess if it hadn't been fol
the earthquake l wouldn't have won
any money"
So stiff was the competition that II
players tied for twenty-fourth place
with par-equaling rounds of 70.
Olin Dutra. former national P. G. A
champion, was leaving himself only
short puts. for the most part, to take
his victorious st. He collected brides
during the round and narrowly missed
hole-in-one on the par 3, l50-yarc
ninth.
Evening star., 1934-01-21
VIRGINIA WINS IN TANK.

UNIVERSITY, Va. January 20 lP.
University of Virginia Southern Con-
ference champion swimmers opened
their season here this afternoon by
defeating the Richmond Y. NJ c. A.,
A to %. taking first place in all
events but one.