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GOMERY COUNTY. MARYLAND.
The trustees under deed of trust re-
corded among the Land Records Of Mont
gomery County. Maryland in Liber p B.
r No. 455 at folio 16s will sell at public
JUNE SEVENTEENTH. 1895 at the front
door of the new Court House at Rockville
Maryland. approximately AS acres of un-
improved real estate in MONTGOMERY
County. This property Is in three tracts.
One tract, containing approximately 32s
Icres, is located southwest Of Potomac
Md. on the Great Fails and Rock
Vile Road. and extends to Persimmon
Tree Road and q small part Of which
extends to River Road; one tract. con-
tanning approximately % acres is located
on Bradley Boulevard. between Cabin John
Greek and the North Fork Of Cabin John
Creek; and one tract containing approx
imately AZ acres is located on the south
side Of Bradley Boulevard. adjoining and
west Of Seven Locks Road.
For further particulars apply to
J. BARRETT CARTER
Denrike Building. Washington, D. c.
upvp0-inE
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sALE-NyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
SIS. 5O0-se 500 CASH. THREE-FAMILY
fiat near Navy Yard. showing better than
14es sross on purchase price. OWNER.
Address Boz 431 u. Star of1ce.
PRICE. 1880; TRUST -S4 500: TERMS.
Rented $1,000 yr. Two-family br. fiat: 3
car gar: near . car lines, Dunbar High
School Near 10th and L. first com.-3-
story frame e. l.; good renter. S4.950,
terms. frame houses. Anacostia; rental.
1896 VI: 50. $50. terms;
N B. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. Natl 1907.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
SO 3500-Semi-detac Groom and bath
brick home, in Park View; hot-water
heat and elec; Rented to white
tenants at S57 so per month. Part
cash. balance in one, trust.
leu4 northwest rental section. west Of
Conn. ave: rooms and bath each,
with separate heating plants. Total
rental S67 so per month.
S16.000-A new. well-constructed. 1-story
brick store and large parking lot, with
70-ft. frontage on avenues: leased
for long term to national chain gro
cery company on graduated rental.
Price. to net better than 12C return
rapidly growing community.
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
CORNER ON GEORGIA AVE NV.
improved BY 2-story Brick Residence.
Basement Improved as Doctors once.
Rooms and Bath. Modern. Garage. Lo-
Gated in 1st Commercial Area. Priced to Sell.
A. L. HOUGHTON CO., Realtors.
909 18th st. NV. Phone Dis. 1885.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
TRUSTEE SALE

VALUABLE PEH6ONAL PROPERTY
contained in a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Montgomery County. MARYLAND. dated
the 14th day. Of May. 1899. in cause
tons BPnf snseI6 snS tns othsT. are
plaintins and National Woman's Country
Club and others are defendants. same be-
ing No. 740S Equity. the undersigned. IS
trustee appointed by said decree to make
"a sSf the ~ hrhss F bdds4 tG5 sale at 1sNs pcsP
AT THE HOUR OF il 80 AN. at the Club
House Of National ,Woman's Country Club,
situated near Bradley Road on the north
sioe thereof, approximately five miles
from the District of Columbia. all ths
personal property described in a certain
or BANK GRO sSd to FdsTaA%6ssn T4nst N
Washington. trustee recorded in LIber
c. K W. No As. at folio 247 of the
Chattel Records Of Montgomery County,
Maryland. and consisting generally OF
piano. dining room furniture card tables.
chairs, stlverware. china. glassware. once
equipment. kitchen utensile. ice boxes,
tractor. truck. mowers and other personal
buildings, and on the golf course Of
National Woman's Country Club.
Terms of sale: The property will be
sold for all cash as prescribed by the terms
of $500, will be required when the prop
erty is knocked down and the terms Of
sale TO be complied with within five days
after the final ratification OF said sale
County; Otherwise the property " viii THi"'t be
resold at the risk and cost Of the de-
faultinE purchaser. The property will
be sold as whole and not in separate
j. BARRETT CARTER.
Trurtea
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IN CHEVY CHASE. MD.-EXCEPTION-
ally desirable wooded home site. 80 IT.
wide on macadam street with water
sewer gas and elec. and surrounded by
attra ctive new homes.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1925 Woodward Bldg. National 1895.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
]@NNN]NNNNN]]1%41-4%%-]]%~

&Antiuue bedsteads, spreads, tables. cor
4ner cupboards. carriage lamps, etc.
&An week. Dealers. bring wagons.
GREENBERG OF WASHINGTON =
! First st. NV. ut New York Ave.
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141e HOPKINS ST. NV.
Lovely apartment Of 2 rms. kit. and
bath. In excellent condition. S35 per mo.
THE FRANKLIN.
1915 14th ST. NV.
Apartment of 4 rms. kit and bath.
In one Of the best colored apartments.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
eeF Union Trust Bldg. National $3.50.
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SALE-LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
BIG BARGAIN, FALLS CHURCH: VA.-3
stores. bus. Phone Adams 1856.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS, ARLINGTON CO.,
Walls ideal building Sites improve
ments available; attraetiys % PRICES; will
SnV tom. va. G Phone s Clarendon @ 20ss. f-' ---
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
near Forst Glen 5000 to $4,000 50. It.
water. etc. Phone Cleveland 5527
VERY DESIRABLE INDUSTRIAL LOTS,
northeast section. approximately, 5000
square feet; Priced low for quick sale
American Instrument Co.. IA Girard
!. ACRE CORNER LOT. NV. RESI-
dental. Priced right for quick sale. Ad-
dress Box 156-H. Star once. 13.
CHOICE 4-FAMILY LOTS.
90 lots naff IN the fi Vicinity Of W W virginia ave.
and Capitol ave. ne. zoned for 4-fsmlly
mats viii hnance a responsible builder by
second second trust s' Behind construction loans.
see i4S4 ~ K 0"0e5 cArRrrz. DIST eoso.
WooDsTDE PARK, MD. $1,000. =,
acre high elevation; in Alton Valley sec
tracts adjoininE Every city convenience.
ago. owner sacrificing for quick sale.
SEVEN OAKS MD Sl.150.
On Sligo Valley Park; charming wooded
knoll nearly one-third acre. fronting the
park: large trees. stream and unsurpassed
natural beauty: . blocks from Colesville
I'd. and Toll House Tavern; 3 adjoining
sites sold last week: priced for early sale.
PHIL. D. POSTON
Silver Spring. Md. Shep. 2630. is
IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-LEvEL LOT.
Soft. front with old forest trees. all city
improvements and permanently paved
street: convenient location.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1926 woodward Bldg. National 26s6.
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SALE-HOUSES.


1926 s ST, s.E.-BUNGAIow; 8 ROOMS
every modern Improvement; garage; 40
feet front; back to wide paved alley; new
AWNINGS. screens: etc; q BARGAIN AZ So,oVO:
CHEVY CHASE. MD; GIL n; CENTRAL
fireplace, especially attractive living room.
Isss sfso ioof sn srEe fotass ot aIss ss
trees, shrubs; ideal for gardening .i snd Ior
r. Buy to on F. hornspp
to N. Central. Telephone Wisconsin 2470.
BYNGiA,LoW3.;YAvclANT: SOUTH OF CATH q tn
owers a9o sRfubberT, % Go etc. New 5 eonsi
tion W Price reduced nol: .t-;aA a. GARXE9s xEGs
Na. 50S as3SS sSrsE sT Nome NOME. r4cfq s1gTH egg7s4
Colonial. front porch loft screened break
sff sas SeeP Snn ssrase co W
to bus stree; car, churches. schools. ETC.;
HSTti1Te6 t. sell n.SsishG Sgts1ly Pea'e call
large lot: restricted Small cash. balance
like rent. $1,000. 42l9 Ridge I'd. Sc.
$3.50 CASH BUYS (CORNER) 1870 MORSE
Stop rentins. E. W BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
Ss,46O. GLOVER PARK-FULL 2O-FT. B.
rooms. bath and half; 3 porches. sarage;
IyC' e MAIoNEY 9oea cIev.lsnd % s64s. A'' eN
| ST, 6,25O-BUNGALOw IN BEST SECTION
Of Brcoklsnd@5 sTt1o rooms and bath. In per- s.d
larger home and viii sacriflce at this price.
Convenient terms. + ELIOT MIDDLE
rooms. Kitchen. dining alcove. bath, elec.
| refrigeration. garage, porch and yard. II
you have $500 cash, you can T,,,. own this
| bed room kitchen and dinette. also private
bath, Located near Eastern High School;
IYol 8 .ss St. me ne. for for details. Or phone
BY OWNERS ROOMS AND BATHS,
Esersation room; 1 LARGE & lot; fully detsShsd ed
Georgia ss4s No dealers.
SEVERAL qoop BUYS:
A desirable semi-detached M brick; coed sd
yenfent nH S e s stores IN SCHOOLS @ and trsnsporta-
could could easily I % Be arTsnsed ran Tor apts. The
Ra,de piss ss44 Ss'eSp ~ b FsEGav FMERGavER cleve 4e44
CLEVELAND PARK.
excellent class of homes; A moasrn .s de-
iot. iHyo veil i iiandscaped. Garage TO- match.
os 10y 0SHEgss gElss saosaE Maes Ithss ssod features
| MAGNIFICENT CORNER
| HOME IN FOxHALL VILLAGE.
| In q community of neyer-endins charm.
only 81 miles from the White House.
| This home of Elizabethan motif. Is hnely
| built all brick. and contains 3 rooms fin-
| Guiding bed rooms and study, baths
| beautiful fireplace: large terrace porch Oh
study overiooking quaint Garden: automatic
| refrieeration and heatirs plant, 2Iear
built-in garage. All in new-h9use Sendi-
PHELPS NATIONAL $500.
JUST BEYOND I4tl1 AND PARK RD.
1884 QUINCY ST NV.
Two-story brick residence, front and
| rear porches; 8 rooms and bath. extra
lavatory 2nd a.: modern and In excellent
| condition Priced right TO SCI.
zoe 18th Ct. NV. Fhone Dist. 1885.
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SALE-WAREHOUSkS.

B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2io0. e25 18th st. NV.
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WzFEEoUsF-LARGE BRICK sTRUC-
ture. with IL, 900 feet ground. In second
corlfu. central northwest location; 5000
net to me. Call National OSLO.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

9Th ST, NV, NEAR FARRAGUT ST
One Of the lne houses Of that fine section.
car Faraee Owner wants to sell or to
exchange for a real farm. reasonably near
the city and his price y loE for either
Ct. NV. Phcde National 1885.
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-,rA,I,sM MASNIFoIpcEEFSTTI 81 popESTI c3HNTEEES c3TITES.r

In a community Of neyer-endine charm.
This home Of Elizabetflan motif. is finely
built all brick. and contains rooms fin-
Guiding bed rooms and study, 3 baths,
study overlooking quaint garden: automatic
refrieeration and heatiEg plant, 2lear
built-in garage. All in new-house condi-
PHELPS. NATIONAL, $500.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL. ESIAIE M MONT.

my22 -ju512 Washington D O.
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FOR SALE-WATER-F FRONT BUNGALOW.
sandy beach. good surroundings. on Ches-
apeake Bay; Gentiles only. WALTER AL
BERS. 360S Eastern ave-. Baltimore. Nd.
TELEPHONE Wolfe $500. 16s
WATER FRONT HOME-1O ACRES 8
rooms. bath. electric lights, oil burner.
telephone servants quarters, garage; situ-
ated on tributary Of Mobjack Bay. This
must be seen. to be appreciated; price.
Va
PLUM POINT BEACH IS NOW OPEN
Over all-improved road through Seaside;
bathing and fishing at its best. Under new
management. 13s
SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD.-LARGE
beach-front bungalow. all modern con,
veniences. 80 miles from d. c. viii
rent by week or season. r. SHELTON.
phone Georgia 61e2.
WOODLAND BEACH. ON THE BAY-3AT-
tractive. cottage. nicely furnished. large
screened porch. modern bath with shower.
ami: lot 40x100. Price, 1000; terms.
CYRUS KE1SER. Jr.. 52l1 Wisconsin ave.
Phone Cleveland 5371
SOUTHAVEN BEACH NOW OPEN.
SWIMMING, BOATING. FISHING.
Turn right at Southayen Beach. sign.
8 miles this side Of Annapolis to beach,
Published lots as low as $3.50. terms; none
less than so feet. Shade trees every
where. water on both sides.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
Shoreham Bldg. Phone National 1850.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
SAUL BUILDING,
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
025 18th SIT. NV

WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. STORES.
lots any condition white colored. Con-
fldential. Address Box 2l4-E. Star once.
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SALE-HOUSES.
CT,EVEI, AND PARK-OPEN,

Cost New. S15.95O-Now. S10,50O.
Brick. Like New: s Rooms. Baths.
Near wis Ave Schools, Stores. Bus.
36Os ORDWAY ST NV.
National ssh After PM. Clev. 39b3.
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A DIFFERENT HOUSE
COLUMBIA I HEIGHTS

FOR S7g5O
Here is a cozy detached house with
distinctive personality. A quaint Dutch
Colonial and chsrmingly handicapped lot.
modern. good condition; numerous cup
boards and other conveniences added by
the owner Excellently located in attrac-
tive neighborhood. Convenient TO trans
portation. schools and stores. This Is
Just the home for a small family. BOSS
& PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900.
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1915 K ST. NV.
Ground floor: heat furnished: approx
mately LOO square feet.
RENT, 500.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.

SEMI OR DETACHED HOUSE, 8 BED
rooms. NV. section; Brightwood. Takoma
preferred: July /; reasonable; permanent.
Address Box 11S-H. Star ONCE.
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beautiful corner brick home. under
construction in best NV. section. consist
ing of : rooms. 2 baths. recreation room.
built-in garage. attic modern kitchen,
furred walls veather-stripped and
screened. We are advertising this before
completion because it's the best buy in
the city and want our clients to have the
opportunity to be the first to purchase.
BOSWELL-BRASURB CO.. 923 18th st.
NV. District 64l0. Evening phone
Columbia 5094
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SALE=AuTOMORH.ES.

PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE. SPACE PC
2 cars. 1743 Que ST. Call after D.;
pm.
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JUST BEYOND 18th AND PARK RD.
1894 QUINCY ST NV.
Two-story brick residence, front and
rear porches: rooms and bath, extra
lavatory 2nd A.: modern and in excellent
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
zoe 18th st. NV. Fhone Dist. 1885.
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A REAL BARGAIN IN A NEW s-RooM
detached brick house baths large liv-
ing room. beautiful kitchen. screened
porch. oil burner. Gear garage. attractive
lot: conveniently located. near Rock Creek
Park.
Toledo Guaranty Corp,
1925 woodward Bldg National 1926.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

80 70 200 ACRES ON OR Mr.. POTOMAC
River. within 80 miles d. G. Give price.
location. At once. P. o. Box 1885. city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Golf as Played by Michigan Z.
RiraIs Becomes Battle of rs

- OMETHING of a record for con-
sistency may have been estab-
lished yesterday by Johnny
~ Fischer and Woodrow Malloy
golf teammates of Michigan, in the
intercollegiate championship tourna-
ment at Congressional when they
matched fours on the incoming nine
of their first 10.
Each played every hole in four ex-
cept the fourteenth where Malloy
took a five.
The scores are lower. but present
day golfers are no better than those Of
yore. says Eddie Conlin, representa-
tive of a,leading golf supplies firm.
The balls. clubs and courses are
better" explains Conlin.
From a competitive and scoring
standpoint the rah rah tournament
has been one of the best ever held
in this section. but Capital fans have
been apathetic. No gallery has ex-
ceeded a hundred.
Fischer is the only player in the
tournament who uses wooden shafts.
Most of the youngsters are ex-
tremely painstaking around the
greens, so much so that many a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
.L0NDOS IS SHORN
OF RASSL|N' TITLE
10000 See 0'Mahoney Win
Boston Clash in Hour
and is Minutes.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ OSTON, June % Danno
x OMahoney. young Giant
from County Cork. who
- marched in the ranks of the
Irish Free State Army only seven
months ago. paraded today at the
head of the heavyweight wrestling
division.
The Irish grappler last night
stripped Jimmy Londos, the Greek
Adonis of his title before crowd Of
80 1000.
The 22-year -old. 224-pound Celt.
who had won his previous So Amer
lean matches. ended one-fall match
by pinning Londos' shoulders with a
flying body scissors after an hour and
Is minutes
Londos. whose title claims were rec
ognized in 38 States, not including
Massachusetts,. gave himself cham
pionship billing.
Shortened by Agreement.
THE match started out to be a
l. two-out-of- three falls affair. but
when neither scored within an hour
the agreement was that victory would
60 to the first one to pin the other.
Londos depended upon vicious head
locks during most of the graphing.
and the Irishman resorted to body
scissors and various sorts of leg spreads.
They grappled evenly until just be-
fore the fall was registered. Afte.
O'Mahoney failed with his whip, Lon
dos tossed him twice with body slams,
but was unable to keep his shoulders
down for the required length of time
Other results we're:
Danny Winters, 222, New York,
threw John Spellman, $50, Providence,
7:46: Karl Pjello, 215, Cleveland,
threw Red Egan, 220 Chicago. 8:53;
Henry Piers, 210, Holland. drew with
John Malmberg, 2l2, Sweden; George
Mcleod. 208, Los Angeles, drew with
Len Macaluso, 212, East Aurora.
N. Y: Leo .Numa, 210, Seattle, and
Gino Garibaldi. 2l5, New York, drew
with Chief Little Moose. $50. Okla
homa,. and Sandy MacDougal, 216,
Toronto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28

veteran golfer in the gallery has
sneaked a laugh, thinking. no doubt.
Whats 1t all about? Is this the
national open?"
Bill WEIGH of Texas ties Cyril
Walker. the pro, for slowness. Maybe
he's slower. To play the thirty-flfth
hole he used up q minutes.
1t may be said that Freddy Haas
of Louisiana State survived the quar-
ter-final round by 6 inches. His
second on the thirty-seventh with
WEIGH remained in bounds by that
much and it was vital stroke. His
recovery, with a niblick, was a darb,
enabling Haas to win the hole and
match.
On the second hole Of the second
round Charley Yates and Jack Mall
10y apparently we're even distances
from the cup. They tossed a coin to
decide which would putt first. The
coin fell neither way. standing
straight up in the rain-soaked ground.
On a second flip, Yates won-and
sank a 15-footer to take the hole.
Fred Haas walked up to a 3l2-foot
putt on the extra hole with WEIGH
and raped it in like a Hagen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
YANK RACKETERS
FACE HARD GOING
Mako, Wood and Bulge
Play Aces in AII.EngIand
Fourth Round.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T ONDON, June 28.-The three
American survivors in the all
England mems singles cham
pionships had their work cut
out for them as the last l6 went into
the fourth round today.
Gene Mako. the young Californian
who twice has come from behind to
continue his march through the tour
nament. is matched tomorrow with
Baron Gottfried Won Cranm. the Ger
man Davis Cup star: J Sidney Wood
of New York, the No. United States
hope with the passing of Wilmer AL
lison. must get by Harry Hopman.
the Australian artist. and Donald
Bulge of Oakland faces Christian
Boussus. ranking French player and
seeded eighth in the Wimbledon meet.
The American representatives in the
womens division. Helen Jacobs. the
United States champion. and Mrs
Helen Wills Moody. we're ready to be-
gin third-round matches Both won
handily yesterday, Miss Jacobs from
Rollin Couquerque Of Holland. Mrs.
Moody from Adeline Yorke of Eng
land.
The only American casualty yester-
day was John Van Ryn of New Jer-
sey. who lost to Fred Perry, the Amer
lean and British champion, in four
set match.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
Stars Yesterday

By the Associated Press.
Hank Greenberg. Tigers-Clouted
twentieth home run and double in
victory over White Sox.
Ed Brandt and Wally Berger, Braves,
and Johnny Vergez, Phillies-Brandt
pitched five-hit ball and Berger
homered with bases full in opener:
Vergez's circuit smash won second
game.
Myril Hoag. Yankees-Led attack
on Senators. hitting three singles,
driving in three runs and stealing
base.
Pinky Higgins and Johnny Marcum,
Athletics Higgins smashed three
homers against Red Sox to back up
Marcum's four-hit finging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
HICKS, DIDRIKSON
NEAR GOLF FINAL
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Remnant
Bar Way to Title Round
in Western Open.
By the Associated Press.

Dy IIlC hoooSldbCN 2cSos
~HICAGO, June ga pair Of
seasoned campaigners, Mrs.
Opal S. Hill of Kansas City
~ and Mrs. S. L. Reinhardt of
Chicago, were the amateur divisions
last hopes today to keep Helen Hicks
and Babe Didrikson from taking over
the finals of the women's Western
open golf tournament
Miss Hicks, the country's No.
business woman golfer, conquered
Mrs. H. Austin Pardue of Chicago,
and 2, yesterday. but the Babe, also
golfer for profit, was put to lot
of trouble before overcoming the IT.
year-old daughter of a suburban truck
farmer, Josephine Souchek, up, in
l9 holes.
Mrs. Hill, dangerous threat in any
woman's tournament, defeated Phyl-
lis Buchanan of Denver, and !, while
Mrs. Rosenthal's margin over another
youngster. l8-year-old Ella Mae Will
liams, daughter of Eddie Williams,
Chicago professional, was and !.
Babe Has Real Battle.
MISS SOUCHEK had Miss Didrik-
AVA son 2 down at the turn, playing
steadily, while the versatile Texas
star was in all kinds of trouble. Miss
Didrikson got one back on the twelfth
but went down again on the next
, hole.
A birdie on the fourteenth and 6
on the par 3 fifteenth squared the
match for the Texan. Miss Souchek
won the sixteenth. only to have the
Texan pull up even on the next hole
and finally win on the extra one.
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SURjAgGugT OEE TEDE TEE
by w. r. NE CALluM

net of 50, while Mrs. G. A.. Ferguson
was third with an "a.
Helen Dettweiler had lengthy lead
over her nearest rival as six girls
moved through the final round today
in the District girls championship at
Woodmont. Helen scored an IS yes
terday in the opening round OF the
36-hole medal-play event. Five strokes
behind was Nellie Mae Neff OF Manor,
who scored 90. Miss Dettweiler played
the mines in Al and A.
Cliff Spencer, Beaver Dam. pro
fought today to preserve his hold on
first place in the Pennsylvania open
championship at Hershey. He tied
yesterday with Ran Mangrum, Los
Angeles lad. for first place over the
lengthy course with a score OF II.
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Casng Intercollegiate Golf SeiFinab at Congressional
First Man He Meets Who
Can Sock Will Beat
Louis, Says Baer.
more. I'll get that title back!
Waiter! Four more Tom Collins"
!. HAWKINS

Waiter! Four more Tom Collins"
BUDDY BAER will rule fstannia one
of these days in the opinion Of
Brother Max Madison Square
Garden is run by bunch of poll
ticians who know nothing about pro-
noting or boxing. says Max
Schmeling, says Baer, is the best fighter
with whom ne has traded blows . {.
Max Rote, who shares the Shoreham
life guarding duties with bud Gordon,
provided Max with pair Of his own
swimming trunks flstic fans
will have tough time distinguish
ing Baer's sun tan from Louis Z.
Max says four of five drops of iodine
in a small bottle of sun tan lotion
with the aid of the sun, will turn an
F street complexion near to U street
Baer talked Fundamentally about
bull fighting in Mexico, golf, psy-
chology. cowpunching, Sophie Tucker
Victor Mclaughlin and Mary Pick
ford. but only when questioned would
he say something about the present
situation in the manly art of modi-
fed murder boxing to him Is
strictly business, and he gets no
pleasure in the ring claims it is
damaging TO the eyes.
Max leaves for California on
July rs The sugary finger
of Hollywood again is beckon-
ing he will make picture
based on one Of Jack London's
novels in the near future.
Baer says he soon will start q con-
ditioning grind his daily dozen
now, for the most part, consists OF
elbow bending says he was sued
by two girls in New York whom he
had never seen later they drop
ped their breach of promise suits
Max says he is going to take
his work more seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-28
M0RIARTY UNCERTAIN

Will Continue Studies, but May
Not Enter Priesthood.
HOLYOKE, Mass, June % R.-
Eddie Moriarty, whose withdrawal
from the Boston Braves team We'd
nesday was coupled with statement
that he intended to go to Montreal
to study for the priesthood. denied
such intention last night in the home
of his parents here.
Moriarty said he is satisfied to
be out of professional base ball,
much as he loves the game. His
plans, he said, are indefinite. He
indicated that he intends to pursue his
education further, but that he did not
intend to enter the priesthood.
Moriarty. who won his base bali
reputation at Holy. Cross. Joined the
Braves lineup ONLY . week ago.