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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
Grant Beats Wood,
Play Bell in Final

By United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 12.-Bryan M.
(Bitsy) Grant, Atlanta, and Berke-
ley Bell, New York, battled today
for the Miami Biltmore tennis
championship.
Grant, diminutive marathoner of
tennis, eliminated Sidney B. Wood
Jr., New York, yesterday in the
emi-fnals, 8-6, 81, 60. Bell de-
feated Arthur Hendrix, Lakeland,
Fla, rs, ga. 4-6, 81.
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At Santa Anitd-
One BeSt-Mad Trump.

1. Caiban, Drawn Sword, Early
Call.
2. Sou'easter, Vine Hill, Lialele.
3. Belle Grier, Hoosier's Pride,
Chatterfol.
4. Wax, Levaal, Al Jolson.
5. Whitney entry, Morning Mail,
Preadventure.
6. Mad Trump, Ted Clark, The
Triumvir.
7. Faux Pas, Indian Red, Bert
john.
9. Jillion, Battling Knight, Hildur
Rock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
CITY BOXER Is VICTOR
Henry Hook Decisions Mexican in
Bout at Dallas.

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 12-Henry
Hook. indianapolis boxer, weighing
l21. took down the decision over KID
Barrilito. 1913, Of Mexico, here last
night, in a ten-round bout.
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0FF THE tRA[KBDARD
y By RADL BHXELL -

the tournament session at the local
" Armoy yesterday exciting only because the teams We're
tilt the winners margin ranged up
of the day considering tight
in which Bethel
doubt until the final gun
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At Fair Grounds
One Best-Our Mae

l. Grattan, Ultimate Vote, b.
linty.
2. Prince Plato, Kings Minstrel,
Magma Mater.
3. Northern spy, Drastic Lass,
Polly's Folly.
4. Ep, Prince sulieman, South
land Duke.
5. Our Mae, Whizzaway, Kentucky
Green.
6. Hernandez Entry, Raffles Prob
lem, Parity.
Z. Kentucky Flyer, Spero, Young
John.
8. Thistle Ginny, Bango ar,
Southland Poet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12

The Senior Brothers team Of the Co
lumbus Boys Club playing in the l7-l5-
year class. desires games with state
teams having a gym The Senior Brothers
have access 70 a new gym at Columbus.
For games write Walter NJ. Kali, Boys
Club directof Columbus. Ind
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
|. U. SWIM ERS LOSE
Michigan Aquatic Team Displays
Power; Robertson Stars.

Power; Robertson Stars.
By United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 12-
The University of Michigan's Big
Ten and national title-holding
swimming team, opened its 1885 sea-
son here last night by defeating
Indiana, 81 to q. The Wolverines
took first in all nine events. Tex
Robertson, Michigan middle-dis-
lance star, swan the quarter-mile
in Ash. which is 10.4 seconds under
the Big Ten record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12

AT HOLLYWOOD-Leo Kodak, 12e. Chi
cago. decisioned George Hansford, l2e
Los Angeles i10l: Battling GiZZy. 14l
Chicago decisioned Louis Carranza. 143
Los Angeles "a; Freddie Young 1877
HOLLYWOOD decisiored Truman Kennedy
i2s. Los Angeles. ~.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12

F1rst race; SbOO; claiming maiden 2
longsl-closing Time. is Top Tax. lis;
Caitiff, lis; VIVA Haze, lis; Ruffv. lis:
James City. lis; Guaranty, lis; Epinique,
Second Race 5000; claiming: Agar
6 gas ana mp up one mlf0wsingle Star 193
xTcoru Boy 7 Repes 49, M md69y AZ lS
IL; Capt. Jerry, 112; st. Christopher,
Third Race $500: claiming; 4-year-olds
and up: one milel-Blondino lilo; xCa-
6ochon. los; Salisbury. 112 xMerovech.
54q@7 c Sswmq lon 1o5; Secret Tryst ilQ:
Fly. Us. H. A01" 0s"' 4O0' osnole
-, Fourth , Race :, $500; claiming: 4;yssr-q!ds
Lore lo8; Peace Treaty. lo8; xLibert17i Oak.
g e Gfefn A. Hn s Miss l MINT PaEaf95
NNaowab. 113; Scotch Gold. lis; xScreen.
Fifth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-olds
and up: sig furlongsll-Haggerso lis;
SsTmugglee6do In, II; CalCrackle; .1o9; xvolta
lq8; Night sprit,e, ia; xTractaOle, iii;
(alMrs. A. N. Creech entry.
Sixth Race Cs12OO; Gulf Stream Handi-
cap; 3-year- oIds ana up; one and one
sixteenth miles Earl Porter, 1902; Chast-
ity. l09; Stand Pat, 1l6; Sabula, III; How
ard, 108; Major General, 1o9.
Seventh Race $500; allowances: g.
year -oloS ana up: I'VE and one-haf fur
longs Evergold. 106; Don Manuel, los ::
lblCrout Au Pot. ito; Hopetodo, ito:
olhastY Glance, lOl a Fire Mask 100;
lcl aeroTin. los; Wise Prince. 1906
(al Jack Howard-Coldstream Stud
tbl-Mrs. A. NJ. Creech entry.
Cd. E. Smallman entry.
Eighth Race ls700 claiming: 4-year-olds
and up; one and one-sixteenth miles -
XBrass Monkey. l07 xDoris B., l02;
&Chance Flight, ITO. Sky Lad. 10, Vested
Power, ITO; Long Bit, 10.
X-Apprentlce allowance claimed,
Weather, clear track fast
Horses listed in order of post positions
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Fifth Race 80 500 added. the San Pas
DUAL Handicap. 3-year-olds: s furlongs =
"A Psntouf1e. no: Moonson. 1872; Polish
Beau. 100: B Whiskolo LOG; IA Rough
Diamond. ITO: Morning Mail. 1O6; San
Luis Rev. 100: Bluebeard. ia; Peradyen-
ture. 49, "A Pundit l07. tBl Gala Clay
l04: Happy Helen. 100
tAl-C V Whitney entry.
tBl-Milky Way Farm entry.
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Fourth Race. $500: graded Handicpap;
100: Help Yourself. 100; Wax. e5; Mild,
los; Levaal. I02; Joe Flores. ITO: STEADY
Lines. 1903 Al Jolson. lo4; Laughing
Queen 1n2
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Third Race (s4O0: claiming 4-year-olds
and W, one milel-Jack- Biener. l12;
N No. the: Spy " Emma Lee. I92; News
Maiden. 107: Drastic Lass. 107 Monkey
shine. liz Divert. los; Lazy Mary. 107;
Bill. ~ Ciaret 1917 Bank ES Shot 1Ot Ii 5o
Pollys Folly, l07; Pompeia, lO7: Ale
gretto, 112.
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Sixth Race 5000; claiming; 4-year -olds
and up; six furlongs) -Bedlight ia; Lord
Stroll Along: ia; Flashing Thru. ia.
ol6s and up :' six SoHG ong sit is:
Fast Move, ITO; Stealingaway. 113; Home
Work, 10: xBlack Strap. 108: xCaptain
Red. 1903: Dunbar. 112.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
i'll Tiswild. 1I2; Happy Lad. III: xKranz
Baby, 104; The Trainer. ia: Donee, l12;
XCaptain. Danger. 100; Sarsita. IA; Mar
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Third Race $500; Graded Handicap; g.
los: Hoosier's Pride. 10: Belle Grier. 10:
Bubbling Mate, 95 Straitjacket. 10; Ter
rain. 112; Alochlng. LOG; Watonga 95:
Chatterfol. 1l2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12

At Alamo DO1OnS-
One BeSt-Biff.
1. Friend John, Luna Mica, Odd
Blue.
2. Monastic, Lady Aggie, Leonard
Lee
3. Semester, Polyphote, Rapid
Bells
4. Weedidit, Sun Circle Blaze,
Gold Sweep.
5. Biff, zenka, Sand Wrack.
6. Flashing Thru, Gay Banner,
Bedight.
Z. Popo, Dunbar, Black Strap.
8. Sarsita, The Trainer, Happy
Lad.
9. Emery, Hawk Moth, Jacobs
Ladder.
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Ninth Race substitutes $500: claiming: 4
ysssr-o6l6s and Up c mie,.H ria1 R9 36s
B BAIT Knieht 1lo: xRicciardo. los.
Surtees l05. xLe Ministre. los; xGolden
Knight los; NWestire. los; Teeny A. los.
XJillion. los
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy: track. heavy.
Horses listed in order OF post positions.
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Ninth Race Substitute: s400 claiming
3-year-olds and up: six .furlongs ---xSilyer
Sun. ITO; Hawk Moth, 112; Amable. 109
smasher, .112: xEmery, ia; Donna James.
no. xAida Marie. 1O2; xChiefs Melody.
1914 Jacobs Ladder. III: xDonna Louise.
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Seventh Race $1,000: claiming 4-year-
olds and up: ? milesl-Enigmatic. 1902:
The Peter. III: xBertjohn, los; xRoyal
Julian. los; eellman. l07; Indian Red,
lO7: Faux Pas. los.
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Eighth Race $500; claiming; 4-year-
Odds and up: mile Evidently, ITO;
xChosen Pal 10; Young Bill. ITO; Tut
Tut no: Starbrook. lis: Running Heel
IFS: Felaxe. ITO: xMoon Rose. 100, Win
slow. 10: xFritter Circle. ITO; xFair Billy
los. XIady Seth. 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12

At Tropical PGrk-
One Best-Desert Call.
1. Wha Haze, Closing Time, James
City.
2. Dancing Boy, Repeal, Capt.
Jerry.
3. Cav Cav, st. Omer, Merovech.
4. Scotch Gold, Dark War,
Chief A.
5. Desert Call, Feudal Lord, Volta
Maid.
6. Stand Pat, Earl Porter, Major
General.
7. Hasty Glance, wise Prince,
Quickly.
8. Doris B., Long Bit, Sky Lad.
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sixth Race 81 900: Handicap; Swear
olds and up: mile --Jabot III: Big
Beau. los: Wacoche 100: The Triumvir
100 Mad Trump. ITO: Pomposity. 104; Tee
Clark. 106: Precursor. 100.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
Ball State (21).
AT TROPICAL PARK

First Race; $500; claiming; maiden q
year-old colts and geldings; three fur
longsl-Closing Time. lis; Top Tax, IFS;
Caitiff, lis; Wha Haze u.s. Ruffy, 115;
James City. lis; Guaranty. lis; Epinique,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
Teams Paired for
City H. Tourney
VarSities and 81 Squads of
5 Schools to Vie.

The sixth annual indianapolis
High School net tournament will
get under way at Tech gym next
Friday night with three games and
wind up with full program Satur-
day afternoon and night. All of the
local five public high school varsity
and B" teams will participate.
Drawings for the event disclose
that the Tech varsity, winner of the
city title in five previous tourna-
mentS, will get into action the open
ing night against Manual. Two re-
serve games complete the program.
Broad Ripple and Washington
meet Saturday afternoon at 2 with
Shortridge drawing a first round
bye and taking on the victor of the
Tech-Manual game one hour later.
The two surviving B" teams will
meet in a curtain-raiser game to
the title scrap Saturday night. The
complete schedule:
FRIDAY
ZOO P. M-Shortridge reserves vs.
Broad Ripple reserves.
500 p M.-Tech varsity VS.. Manual
varsity.
9:OO P. Mech reserves VS.. Manual
reserves.
SATURDAY
1:O0 P. M.-Washington reserves VS..
winner of O'Clock game Friday.
200 P. M.-Broad Ripple varsity VS..
Washington varsity.
800 P. M.-Shortridge varsity VS.. win
ner of 8 o'clock game Friday.
40 P. M.-Winner of 8 o'clock game
Friday vs. winner of 1 o'clock game.
$3.50 F. M.-Winner of 2 o'clock game
vs. winner of o'clock game
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-12
Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright.
By Tom NOONe
Copyright. 1885. by United Press)

MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY
Days Best-Desert Call.
Best Longshot-Friend John.
Best Parlay-Emery and Grattan.
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Fourth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up six furlongsl -xHeavy Sugar
l07: XChiefs Pride. III; Prince Sulieman
100. XInfate. SO; Scythe. 109; xSouthland
Duke. l07: xEp l06
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Third Race $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
bochon, 105 Salisbury. liz: xMeroTech,
1917 -xSwimalong 105: Secret Tryst. ito:
St 0mer. liz: xCaw Cav. los: Candle
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Second Race $780, claiming: Swear
olds and up furlongs Nanny Cooper.
l06 XRoyal Chef. III: xSou' cas- ter. 10;
XVine Hill los: Aksala. 101; XEarly Star.
10: xPop. lis: XJudge Austin, lis;
xLeano fo6 Alsisto. 116; xXingu, l06:
XIlolele. lis.
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AT SANTA ANITA

First Race $500: claiming; 2-year-olds:
geant. 10: Notified. 1903: Harrogate. 113;
Southern WAY. ITO: Drawn sword. 1l8:
Retired. 100; Caliban, ll6; Kootenay
Belle. 1903.
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Fifth Race $4,000. Mexico Day handi-
cap; 3-vear-olds and up; one and one
sixteenth miles)-(a) Strideaway, 107;
Jimmy Sutro. 101; ia Stand Wrack. 106;
Countess Ann, 90; War Plane. los; Bif
III; Zenka, 1903
(a)Three DIS stock Farm entry
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AT FAIR GROUNDS

First Race ls40O; claiming; 4-year- olds
xDonna Lascari. ga; xFresh Air. 109
xUltimate oVte. l04: Hizla. 104; Style
Corner, 109 Two Brooms 109, Polly Dis
kin. 109: Bolintv ia: xGrattan, 100.
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Second Race 5000; claiming: 4-year-
3 3lds and up; one mtlel-single Star, 1o7'
xVictorium, III; Repeal no. Modern Ace
~; Capt. Jerry, 112; st. Christopher
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Fourth Race $500; claiming: 4-year-
olds and up six furlongs l-xHeayy Sugar
lOe: xInfate. SO; Scythe. I09; xSouthland
Duke, l07; KEEP. 1O6.
Fifth Race $500; allowances; 3-year-
a Hickey Roo, lo5; Little Duke, Ito; High
Mongul. ia: WhizzaWay. 107; Kentucky
Green, ITO; Gunwale. 107; Princess Belle,
l09; More Prince. l02: Glttering. los;
Caleb. lO0; Ebllss, l02: a. Funderburg, los.
alderman Stable and E. L. Vaughan
entry.
Sixth Race 5000; Kew Orleans A. c.
Handicap: 3-yeear-olds and up: one milel--
Raes PFo6em ios S cioade sui 1885, Gun H3
vale. lo4; Bibles Choice, 107: Parity,
IL; CounSellor Crane. lo4; (a)Fan Fern.
(alB. Hernandez entry.
Seventh Race $500: claiming: Agar
olds and up; one and e-sixteenth miles
-xReg Regent. LOG. XUpon. l06 xLuke
fs21ng 1e5 v io1 on m Leave IA xPTe:
Power III xIsostasv los: Young John
III: xKentuckv FLYER. l0o. xSt abilizer
1903: xHolland. .lo6 xBlack Fool. lO6; Easy
Bid. l0l. Loyal Louie. Ill.
Eighth Race Substitute: $500: claim
ing. and 4-year-olds. maidens: six fur
longs -xSister Ike. 1903: xMv Agaia. ll3
Little Ina, los; .Coot Hill, lls: PLAY Shoot
Rebeka A. l13; Beau Charlie. 1lS: xFleeta
Rose. loS; xLaughlnE Toi. l06: xDixle l.
los: xsaxon Queen. 100; Thistle Glnny
Il3i Fair Peter; 10; xBssnEobar. 49, Edit
Lxi-Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather. CLOUDY; track, fast.
Horses listed in order OF positions.
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and Up; six fuTio Sn sjMxshiriey B. io2;
Royal Guinea III; Stephanus. 112; xLef-
lore. l07: Big Blue. 112: Magma Mater,
ashkova. 107: Doc Conner. 112: xPrincess
CAROLYN. 1902; Kings Minstrel 112; Celtic
Prince. l12; xBarbara Carom 102; Mona
l07; xPatricia c.. 1o2; xThistle Dick. I07
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Third Race $500; claiming; 3-year-ods
and up; six furlongs -xChain, ITO: xRapid
Bells, 112: Betty Wee 107: Even Play
1l3; XLady Federal. 1903; Hoptoit 113;
XSemeSter, 112; XGallahad Maid, 1903;
XPolyphote, 100.
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Fourth Race $500; claiming 3-year-
old; six furlongs My Surprise 107; Mint
Baby lis; Vassal. 109 Gold Sweep, 100;
Attraction, los; xMiss Dainty, 1O1;
XWeedidit, 104; Bessie Eye. 1O4; Sun Circle
Blaze. 1903
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Second Race (S400; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongs )-Lady Aggie. 100;
xShera tan, 100; Lorraine s., Ill; xBrilliant
Baby, 1907; XMonastic. 1902; xLosing Clon,
l04; Green Lotus 100; Leonard Lee, 105:
Starkist. l09 Gracious Gift, ia; Positive
Pearl, lO0 Watchin. 81.
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Race Entries
Today
AT ALAMO DOWNS

AT ALAMO DOWNS
First Race $780, claiming; 3-year-olds
and up; six furlongsy -xLuna Mica, 1O9;
Finger Wave, 1O9; xTremendous, 1O4;
xPrivately, 100; xShow Case, los; Megai,
OK Catherine fUn r. 81; xCSorky b. 100;
terruption, ITO; Odd Blue, 102.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
CL IRA Wis LOOKS GOOD IN OUTFIELD DURING PRACTICE
| dtond Faces
Br0Wne||

Although Ralph AMcElvenny,
former champion, has reached the
fourth round of the Government
Employees Tennis Tournament,
Tony Latona, the defending
champ, will face competition for
the first time today when he
meets Brownie Brownell.
Harry Goldsmith, sixth seeded
player, dropped out of the running
yesterday when he ran into
Arthur Simmons, who won in
three sets, 3-6, 8-6. 6-3.
Comdr. E. C. Redgrave, captain
of the Navy Leech Cup team.
rallied to win from Dave Glass
mire, 81, 10, "a, after trail
ing. "a. in the last set.
Doubles play is scheduled to
begin today.
Yesterdays Matches
First round--Ball defaulted to Noss;
Atwood defeated Hurley. 6-l. 81;
Osterwetss defaulted to Rice; Simmons
defeated Goldsmith. SIS SIS, SIS;
Mather defeated Walter, 81, 81;
Niemyer defeated Chase, 60, Is;
Sherry defeated Borand 81. 81;
Steinhauser defaulted to StauhIy: Hea-
cock defeated Bolts, g. 6-4;
McCaskey defeated RuIIoda. a, -:
default; Nunez defeated Davis. 81.
I'll; Piniera defeated cross, 81. ga;
Blade defeated MedIin, 90, a.: Roll
Inns defeated Kelsey fl al. Ritz
zenberRer defeated Freedman. 50,
s.; Bradley defeated MCEnery, So.
81; Truthheart defeated Tullar, g.,
b-o
Second round-Neff defeated Lovewell
81, I'll; Rice defeated Atwood, 6,
and default: Trigg defeated Pollock.
o-o' 50; Balllnger defeated Donald
son. 81, 1t, Ct: Niemeyer de-
feated Halliday. So. 81; Sherry de-
feated Zoe At, 6--3, 81; Egnal de-
feated TomeIden. 81, 50: Heacock
defeated Gibbs 81. IS: Howell de-
teafed ~ y. Lovewell. e. 81; Farm
,".i' ~ ca Svu iI' ~ pIHue
defeated Glasmire 3-6. 81. Sd
Huls defeated Kellert, g.. 6-4:
Grant defeated Erana S.. -. Ken
dali defeated Steedman. 6-1 80.
CARRIER defeated Truthheart O-s e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
D.C.NetACesWin
InCountyP|ay

HAGERsTowN, Nd, Aug. s..
Washington tennis stars for the
second day Of the play in the
Washington county open tennis
tournament carried away high
honors on the st. James court
this afternoon.
Barney welsh, the ranking star
of the District, won by default.
Welsh later defaulted to Rice.
Frank Shore and Ricky Willis adj
vanced to the semifinal round.
Shore took the measure of Gill,
60, 60, and Willis upset Rice,
60, 81.
Mems Singles--Welsh wen by default
from Lyon, Rice defeated scheuller,
So, 80; Taylor defeated Larrlci.
2-6. 60. 81: T. Denslow defeated
Price, 81, SIS Mclaughlin defeated
Adair. Ga, "a; Kilmer defeated Lind
ley by default; Jacobs defeated s: Dens-
low. 60, 6-1; Bader defeated Wroth,
81, 6-1; Thomas defeated Farber,
60, Ga; Green defeated Leigh, 6-3,
60; ShOro 0efe0ted Miller, 60, 81
Clapp defeated Kidwell, 60, 60;
Wright defeated JamlsOn, 81, 6-1
Gill defeated Porter, Go, 60.
Quarterflnals-W Olsh defaulted to
Rice: Willis defeated Beyard, 81, 6-3;
Taylor defeated T. DenslOw, Ga, 81;
Mclaughlin defeated Kilmer, 81, 60;
Jacobs defeated BadeF, 60, g.:
Shore defeated ClApp, 6-2, e.; Gill
defeated Wright BY default.
semifinais-Wnlis defeated Rice,
So, 6-1; Shore defeated Gill, 60,
60.
Woman'S sinEIes-Miss Parker drew a
bye: Miss Kuhn defeated Miss WrOth,
60. Ga: Miss Mckinley defeated Mrs.
Leigh, 6-l, 0-1; Miss Eindley defeated
Miss Nicely, 81, 60; Mrs. BOpst
drew q bye: Misc Cullen defeated Mrs.
Orrick, 60. al: Miss TFenary de-
feated Miss Ernst, 81, 6-1; Miss Lud-
wig drew a bye.
QuarterfinalS-M iSS Parker defeated
Miss Kuhn, Go, 81; Miss LindIey de-
feated Miss McKinley. e-1. So; Mrs.
Mems DOubies-shOre.Willis defeated
Porter Murray. 60, g.; Price.Rice
won by default; JacObS-FaRber defeated
Clapp. Thomas. 81, IS, s.: Adair-
Taylor won by default; GPeen.Miller de-
feated KidweIl-ScheulleF. 60, 6-1;
Bader.GilI drew q bye.
QuarterfinalO-S h . e-Wlllis defeated
Price-Rice, Is, So; Jacobs Farber de.
feated Adair-TaylOR. 6-1, 3-6, 6--3;
Green Miller won by default.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Eleanor Holm S
Proteges Star

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-For sew
eral years Eleanor Holm Jarrett
was the recognized leader among
women backstroke swimmers Of
the world.
Today, while Mrs. Jarrett is
going through her PAGES as a
movie actress and night club per-
former, two sisterS-Elizabeth and
Erna Kompa - have churned
through the waters so successfully
that they, at last, have reached
her level, if not surpassed her.
And Mrs. Jarrett, remember, is
Americas hope in the next
OlympicS.
At the close of four events in
the decathlon series, Claudia Eek.
ert was ahead of the field with a
point score of 3,923.51. Dorothea
Dickinson was second with g.,
1921, and Johanna German,
third with 3,8C9.94.
So successfully have the Kompa
sisters, both of them tall, stately
blondes, advanced in backstroke
swimming circles that they are the
girls most talked about by the
$4,000 people who watched the
final performances in the death
lon water derby and circus at
Jones Beach yesterday.
Broke Records
Both sisters broke the Ameri-
can 400-yard record Saturday
afternoon. They performed even
better yesterday, smashing both
American and world marks and
coming away to the echoing
cheers of the spectators, who for
got that a decathlon winner was
being crowned at the same time,
a title which went to Claudia
Eckert.
Elizabeth in the 440-yard back.
stroke yesterday was timed in
6 minutes 6 seconds. Erna,
beaten by three yards, did $40.
The time made by both shattered
the world mark of 6:12.4 made
by Phyllis Barding, of Great
Britain, in May, 1882.
Mrs. Jarrett held the previous
American mark for 40 yards.
Elizabeth bettered her mark of
6:13.6 by 7.6 seconds; Erna beat
it by more than three seconds.
The failure og Lenore Right
to take the decathlon in which
were three free-style events at
distances for which she holds the
national titles, was surprise.
Johanna German, of Home
stead, Pa, beat her over the S.
yard route on Friday. Miss Right
came through at 220 yards on Sat
urday to break two American rec
ords while winning, but Claudia
Eckert trounced her at ITO yards
yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
D. {. Swim Stars
Await Meet

Aquatic stars from Washington
and out of town will compete in
the D. C. A. A. U. diving cham
pionship at Crystal Pool, Glen
Echo Park August IL.
Events for men include the fol-
lowing dives: Somersault, for
ward layout, running; pike dive,
backward, standing; half gamer,
layout, running; cutaway, pike,
standing, and pike dive half twist.
running.
Events for women include 800
yard free style ID. C. A. A. U.
championship; 60-yard free style
ZIG years and under); 180-yard
medley GndividuaD, and fancy
dive, low board, four compulsory
and four optional.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-05
Olympic Ticket
Reduction Set

BERLIN, Aug. 3.-ViSitors and
visiting teams, travelling to the
1896 Olympic Games at Berlin
and Garmisch-P artenkirchen, will
be granted the so per cent reduc-
ton in Germany under the same
conditions as those at present in
force. The reductions for parties
at present in force 33 1-3 per cent
for 1924 tickets, 40 per cent for
25-99 tickets, SO per cent for 100
or more tickets will also apply
during the period of the Olympic
Games. A party can be booked
either at the so per cent reduced
rate for individuals Gf seven full
days are spent in Germany, or
at the party rates shown above
Gf less than seven days are spent
in Germany.