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AUTO M OLIVE
~ Autos for Sale
Essex 1881

mat sra0pV Es5eN. v Is bargain. tl65.
e. r WALLERTCH CO
s. Joe and Meridian RI-457s.
ESSEX--29 sedan. sacrifice now SIPS
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES, TA-55So
ESSEX-'2s coach. bargain. buv on YOUR
own terms. 3Sl5 College.
FORD 80 RBT Sacrifice Now sis5
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES TA-55S0
FORD % FORDOR. sscriAce. Nov 1850
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550
FORD "a FORDOR. Sacrifice. Now sos
30TH & CENTRAL SALES TA-5550
FORD-'34 coupe deluxe. as good as when
u came on OF Ford factory. why buv a
new one. this one viii serve YOU as wei
and YOU can buy gas and oil for Gre
year with your savings. VIII take S65
down. I've got 100 others 10 show Won
NJ. FoXworthy ROY WILMETU co S
Used Car Lot. 18th and Meridian. IL
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20 Wanted TO Rent Rooms
81 Unfurnished Apartments

WANT TO RENT uufurnished room Walk
ing distance downtown. Good nClChbor-
HOOD Times Box L 346.
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Real Buy
OOlv 10000

5-room bung. on Keaing. near Brookside
Park, brick porch. nice rooms, bath, pretty
lot; paved st.; $500 cash; bal, monthly.
ANERICAN ESTATES CO REALTORS
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So ROOMS furnished: cottage. adults
ELECTRICITY, garage. 1925 Ssngster. HU-
1888
ss IS WK -IrvinCton Coy. nice 3-room
ant, garaec. Others. TA-4633. IR-1956
LARGE EFFICIENCY so
Living room Breakfast room. utIl., Frig..
automatic heat newly decorated.
1880 N Illinois RI-42l4
DIST W. 37-Unfurn.. $3.50
GENERAL APIS. INC. LI-2i39
CAPITOL 1902 NJ rooms modern heat
LOUGH Agency. LI-5596.
CARROLLTON. 22S4-Attractiye bedroom
apartment, steam heat, utilities, rea-
S0nabic.
CARROLLTON. 1856 or 5-room modern
apartment. Heat. water furnished. SIS.
RVINGTON-AV. 1916 Newly decor
ated. rooms. heat. water. electric re-
friger1tiOn furnished. TA-01l5.
JEFFERSON. 1921. upper duplex. 4 rooms
heat. water. garare. Al condition. He
1888
MERIDIAN. y. 1927 Front 1-roCm apart
menr. furnished. studio couch. hot water.
ParSiDg space.
NEW JERSEY. 5l4 hight Housekeeping
rooms steam heat, reasonable
PROSPECT S52-"Patricia Apartment"
rooms, al utilities; range, Frigidaire.
reasonable.
go E. 9th ........ ...-- $3.50 10 ST. %
4o2 n. Meridian 49,. $500 to sl25Oo
indianapolis Rental Agency
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses


$50. NORTH 30OO-Nice bedroom home.
Others. WHITE, TA-4633. IR-7956.
ALABAMA TOT Modern furnished
apartment: rooms and bath: 81 week.
BROADWAY. 1935-7-roam modern: new
" decorated, SIS. HA-2466-J Appoint
mCnt.
BROADWAY. 1221-2 Bedroom upper du-
pick. Nicely furnished. Utilities. RI
1894
CENTRAL. 2l43-Attractive small eff
cheney; private bath; steam heat. $3.50.
COLLEGE. 1909 Upper duplex; nicely
furnished: 4 rooms: private bath: util-
titles furnished. RI-5976.
BEDROOM. strictly modern; two car
garage. Holy Cross district. IR73l9.
3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE BATH. UTILI-
TIES FURNISHED; RENT REASONABLE.
HE-2905.
1 ROOM. kitchenette. furnished. bedroom
apartment unfUrnishcd utilities fur
nished. 80 z. St. Clair $40 E. 10th.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

81. 10 s5-1l32 N ILLINOIS,. ?. rooms
sink, steam. Private entrances. Rl-2942.
E3-lIth 9O2 r Extra large room. over
HA-f499-W
g. So MERIDIAN. n. l725-I or . rooms.
ktchcnette, overstufed; sink; General
Electric, hot water.
$3.50. NEW JERSEY. n. l606-Lovely,
modern. 2-room apartment. Furnished
neatly. Sink garage
ALABAMA n. 1893 , furnished apart
TER Constant hot water
BROADWAY 1886 TWO fine. large con-
Meeting rooms with splendid kitchen,
persons. So. 3 employed girls, 3d. He
1913. daytime.
CARROLLTON. 1926 Cheerful Broom.
front apartment. warm. adjoining bath,
private entrance LI-94G3.
CENTRAL. 2431- Nice room or share home,
or rent furnished, very desirable
EAST ST S. 2l2O-2 rooms. furnished
stairs Reasonable
ILLINOIS 1903 M and broom front
apartments. Twin beds, studio couch,
81. S. HA-32O3-J.
RFINGToN- 2 or 3 rooms. 6reakttaass.
r Washington. IR-486f
MERIDIAN. S.. 1706-2 rooms next bath;
private entrance, sink; good heat.
PARK. 2l46-2-room furnished downstairs
apartments tloStIaf sllih- pantry Hi4FdbG
entrances, garage.
PROSPECT. 20O8-2 rooms. everything fur
nished modern. sink private entrance.
Car line.
SOUTHEASTERN. 1523-L r Q ROOM
kItChCnctte, everything furnished steam
heat. private entrance. garage.
STEWART. 2429-2 pleasant rooms; near
bath; everything furnished. in private
home. CH-2593
WALNUT F lI5-3 rooms and private
BATH SIS VIZ. See housekeeper IN base
ment.
WASHINGTON f.. 2606-2-room fur
nishod apartment, overstudcd; sink; rea-
sonablC.
WOODRUFF PL 1853 w. DR-Light. pleas
ant room and kitchenette. everything
furnished adults. CH-l750-W.
NINTH. E. Furnished , rooms ana
ktchcnctte: rol-aWay beo; private bath,
walking distance
10Th. E. 2225-s3. S. s6. modern. l. or
rooms. , beds; gas. sink newly dec
GRATED Utilities.
nth E. 7l7-2-room modern. furnished
apartment, first floor; private entrance.
NnH.
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Want Ads Continued
From Preceding Page
RENTALS
is Furnished Rooms

GRANT NJ I2e5-Room vth kitchen
privilege. or room and board fo- gentle
HARDING 1910. NJ uufuru!ened rooms
- mocern nome. ample closet space
PARK. 1865 Comfortably furnished rooms.
private family. reasora able. garage. Cen
srai car line LI-9797-
PAPK-AV. 1ol8-Clcau. comfortable front
room reasonable. private home, Z or
gentlemen. RI-f2o8
RURAL 49, 6l2- s.cam-5eated kitchen
pr.rIcres Real home. Reasonable. Ca
tPRUcE-sT. l7fl- .Take Minnesota carr.
Pleasant sleeping room. cheap to en-
pioTcd person.
wAsHECToN-sT. Z. 1879. APT. 3-Poom
nicely furnished near bath. Cal at
APP g. $3.50 Privileges
WINTHROP. 333s-Nice room and Drivate
BAN. north side home. gentleman. Wa
Woodruff PL. 85s VEST DIP Con
Portable front room reasonable CHI
Woodruff PI. $50 ~ -DR-Nice des.r-
sole room. Large private nome Every
convenience. Gentleman CH-53f3.
LARGE front room. modern. So Tor !. S.
for 81 =. Arsenal
LOVELY room IN ,apartment. 200 y
at-'ctlve Furnishings Gentleman. HA-
Il hotels
HOTEL FREDEBICK-45s E. Washington
s.. clean rooms. Sd so week and up
Running water. tubs. showers.
SEMINOLE Hotel go 215 y; Aia 70, 7,-
Shower all rooms. $3.50 single. $3.50 dbie
HOTEL LINDEN
M Weekly Illinois al New York
So Every modern convenience.
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers Az comforts Ultra modern note
psrr're as low as 50 p DAY. SO week
$50 \ Meridian TT-07EI
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MODERN DOUBLE NORTH
TAKE & & l. (STOCN

rooms a side. Best of condition. good
tenants. near saith and Clifton convenient
70 Community Center etc. Only $500
Terms Owner HE-l8nl
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81 . ROOMS furnished. cottage. adults
ELECTRICITY, garage. 1925 Sangster. HU-
1888
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a Suburban and Farms

45TH-ST, E. 21l5-4 rooms, electricity in
closed back porch good well, garage,
shed, cellar; SO. REDDING, 142 N.
Delaware.
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y Wanted to Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RESPONSIBLE adult couple want furn. or
unfurn. home or apt. TA-4633
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

coraz6n saliale por los hermo-
SOS y brilantes ojos, en- forma
de miradas intensas, y por los
'rojos y hdmedoS l3bios, en- for
ma de sonrisas halagadoras!
ST. esp0so, satisfecho por a
quel carino Y agradecido a
aquel,a s%olicitud hacia su hija,
.hacia Su pobre hijita, a la que
tenia que amar en- silencio, pa
ra lue las eN2ansiones de sI
amer no despertaran la sospe-
cha, fingiendo enojo rehfa mu-
ohas wees a Andrea por 10 que
llamaba "sus locuras''.
No esta bien 10 que haces.
i9cue'a,-dectale. mientras en-
su interior pensaba:
i Bendit2 seas. iSigue, 81
que Queriendo siempre mucho a
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aceta Foletin No. 2S t1daNla agradaoIe' sc relleJo

t1davia agradable, sc reflejo
profunda preocupaci6n.
mi hijal-murmur6.-iH
me conoce! Es decir: me como
&c, ahora,.. Antes, per 10 visto,
solo saba mi nombre. Sin duda
Elyira, anteS de MORN. lie revelo
nuestros amores, y quiso que su
piese qui6n era Su padre.
RefleXion6 un momento.
Luego, encogi6ndose de hom-
bros, echo a andar, p%enSando;
u Que debo hacer?
Hizo I'm gesto Y sc reapondi6:
i Bah. 10 que Gebo hacer
es huir de ella y procurar que
no volyamos a vernos.
Y Enrique Morales, frivolo
todavia, a pesar de los amos
transcurridcs y la experienced
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

.2ue producer los desenganos,
tranquilo su camino.
Es decir, tranQuilo...
Ne. no 10 eStabJ del TODD.
Por mas que hacia, no lie era
possible olvidar ell rostro divine
y triste de Ia hermanita Mar
ia. de su hija.
He aqui, pues, como Sc como
cieron, al fin, padre e hija.
BESIDE aQuel dia no volvieron
a verse hasta la tarde en- que
nosotros les conocimos en- casa
de los condos de Andrade.
Y rueSto que, al fin, hemos
llegado, queridos l%ectores, al fl
nal de este libro, consagrado a
dar completes los antecedenteS
de la hermana Marta y don En-
Morales, con vuestra We
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LIGA NACtONAL

Dos wees derrotaron los Car
denales a los Cubs, cbteniendo
Dizzy Dean su ~ triunfo de la
temporada. Pepper Martin ba-
te6 I'm Cportuno "tubey." Du :
rante ell juego Sc entreg6 a F.
Demaree, de los Cubs, I'm tro :
fec por haber bateado 45 zion
rones" ell ano pasado, en- la IL
ga de la Costa del Pacifico.
Paul Dean venci6 en- ell segun
do.
St, Luis SC, 12h, 2e.
Chicago &c, 14h. De.
st. Luis &c, III, De.
Chicago &c, 11h, 4e.
Los Gigantes vapulearon &
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los IGNORES a Jesse Owens, ell
campe6n de la Union Atl6tica
Amateur. AUnque incluidG en-
tire los primeros atletas del pals
nadie esperaba que Peacock
vencicse a Metcalfe y Owens;
.pero en- los 100 metros 'enci6 a
Metcalfe, en- solo 1912 segundos,
y luego lie quito los ~laureles del
|salto amplio a Owens, ell famo-
so atleta de la Universidad Ohio
State.
Habia Owens dado un salto
de 90 pies y 212 pulgadas, y Sc
considerable impossible la victo-
ria del negro. Pero Peacock do
un salto de 26 pies, 3 pulgadas.
Owens trat6 de nuevo, pero no
lego a los &c.
Tuvo Metcalfe otra oportuni-
dad \ venci6 en- los 200 metros,
Iquedando en- segundo lugar Foy
Draper, de Southerne, Caiifor
MIA, y Anderson, de la Universe
dad de California.
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JOE KNIGHT PUSO A DOR
MIR A CORN GRIFFIN

jacksonville, Julio 5-Abri6n
dose canine para otro bout"
por la corona del peso complete
ligero, Joe KniGat, de Cairo,
Ga, yencio aver a Corn Grit
fin.
AL terminar el cuarjo ao,.,to
Knight hiri6 a Griffin en- ell
izquierdc, empezando a bro
tar la sangre. Los medicos lie.
Yrohioieron al gladiator herido
volver al cu3dril&tero. knight
llev6 la ofensiva y habia CANA
do les tres primeros asaltos.
Griffin tenia una ventaja en-
ell peso de 10 libras. Mas de tres
mil personals presenciaron Ell en-
.cuentro.
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Ia hijita de mi alma I"

"a hlJlta Gle mi alma!'
! la condesa, interpretando
NAL aquellos fingidos enqos, a.
tribuyendoles a celos iniustifi-
cados. reSpondiale con adorable
coqueteria:
Egoist6n! 81 adivino tuS
sentimientos; icrees que no?
Is que ~quisieras TODD mi Carl
no para ii, para ii solo,. Pues
amiguito' fas.idiarse, que hoy
en- mi corazon no estas va solo.
Slgues oeupando Ell primer lu-
gar; ESQ 81: % ocuparas sieal-
pre-; pero por fuerza has de ce-
der IN rincOncito a nuestra nj
ma.
Delia este Gltimo como 81 qui
Slese decir "~nuestro hija".
Porqre, en- ell delirio de su fe.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Blancas superb :
ron dos veces q les Browns, los
del "s6tano,"
Vencieron les Medals HNjas a
los Yankees, en- ell primero, pc
70 en- Ell segundo Gomez los de-
jo en- una carrera y solo cuatro
hits.
Por cuenta de los Tndios fes-
tejaron aver los Tigres ell A de
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
Ell NEGRO PEACOCK DE
RROTO A METCALFE Y A
JESSIE OWENS

Lincoln, Nebraska, Julio s.
I'm atleta de la Universidad de
Temple, ell negro Eulace Pea :
cock, de 20 amos, derrct6 en- las
carreras de aver a Ralph Met
calfe, ell hombre mas veloz del
mundo, y mas tarde arrebat6
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LIBRO TERCERO
CAPITULO RRIMERO
DR.. Swichcr y 81 discipulc

Medic anl, transcurri6, que
fue medic ano de didha para
Andrea, para la espiritual con-
de Andrade, contenta Y
como una nina grande con
su Lolin, con su hermoso beo6
de carne V hueso.
"A que encantadoras locuras
Sc entregaba, a impulses de la
felicidad, que rebasandole del
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VIII

Enrique acab6 por aceptar el
dinero que lie daba la marquesa
de Puerto Ramo, Y sali6 de ALI
~sonriente y af3ble.
Pero al lAegar al arroyo, al
quedarse solo en- medic de tan
tos transeuntes, exhal6 un sus-
piro, y en- su rostro moreno y
La gaceta., 1935-07-05
BROUILLARD VENCIO AL
ZURDO CORBETT

San Francisco, Julio 5-Unas
5000 personals vieron aver a l..
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~ 81 viejo griego Gus Pap
,%un especiaIista en- villa
Mas" luchara esta nodce, a dos
.caidas, con go minutes de limi-
tie, frente d Tiger Lee Collins,
cue Sc dice es un villano y 3lgo
mas,
Jack Rush Sc batira con Pete
Baltran.
Dcs rusos, Ivan MikaIoff y
John Podubny, figuran en- uno
de los preliminares, a 30 MIMI
tOs.
De As minutes es Ell Unite fl
jado a la semifinal, en- la que
Rush tratara de veneer al aus
triaco.
Dirige estos bouts" ell EN- :
presario Bob Galiano, con la
cooperation de Jim Downing y
sus atletas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

dijo: LO demando que Joe ven
ga aJui para estrecharle la ma
no, no ~re-i5it4 81 NO por con
testaci6n, aunque tenga que la
mar a un policia para hacer elm
plir ell edicto,
Luis Sc march6 aver a Upper
Michig II, donde Sc frreparara
para su combate con King Le-
whisky, en- Chicago, en- ell mes
de agosto.
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La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

desempenaba les encargos que
Sc lie h4cian.
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

tivos para Ell acto de 9guardar-
10 en- la estaci6n, Luis sc en-
contraba va en- 81 domicilio de
su director, ice Roxborough,
Despu6s visit6 a su madre, Sra.
Lily Barrow Brooks, e injGec-
cion6 la nueVa casa que ACADIA
de comprarle.
Los vecinos acudieron a con-
g~ratularle y entonces Joe Rox-
borough dijo: Sc agradece mu-
La gaceta., 1935-07-05

gun una nOtlcTN Aegada de MOS
Icou.
fpniendo de rivales a 155 a.
tiedrecistas rusos, Lilienthal OBJ
Ituvo % victorias, hizo 81 tablas
~ rerdi6 &c.
Marshall jug6, en- otras oca-
stones, SO partidas en- Oregon.
105 en- Washington, 12Nen FL
Iladelfia y 144 en- Buffalo.
Jose Raul 9apablanca fijd
una marca uniec-an Cleveland,
zen 1922, cuando hizo frente a
.1G3 jugadores, ganando 1O2
partidas y em9at 9ndo /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
Rod and Stream

THERE are times during the fishing
season when fish will strike nc
matter which way the tide is flowing
and regardless of weather conditions
Such was the case Tuesday afternoon
when Commissioner Frank T. Bell OF
the United States Bureau of Fisheries
he led party of distinguished anglers
to Solomons Island. They engaged one
of Capt. Harry Woodburn's boats and
were entrusted to the care of Capt
Dick WOODBURY. Despite rather I'M
even sea they made straight for
Hoopers Island Light and there the
fun commenced.
The fish must have learned in some
mysterious manner that they had the
first fishermen of the country visiting
them and gathered to extend royal
welcome. Fishing just 21s hours. the
party landed more than 800 hardhead.
Just to show the other members of
the party that he was the right kind
of an angler, the commissioner al
lowed ]. L. Baity TO land the largest
hardhead and also the only sea trout
that was caught.
The commissioner and his friends
fished from 5 to 1880. Shrimp and
peeler crabs were the bait used.
Those with Commissioner Bell and
Baity were DR.. M. Darcy Magee.
John P. Bramhall, George Underwood,
H. Lee Barnes and Wallace NICK.
Stowell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
Mrs. Moody Sees Donald Bulge Fiery Californian Coming Tennis Ruler
Agee Is Champion Sportsman
As Well as Winner of Chase

Washington Track and Field Club. who
finished eleventh.
Kleinerman was the pace-setter for
half of the route, with Agee, Wilson
and Porter trailing in that order. Then
Agee stepped to the front and steadily
pulled away.
Running conditions were not ideal,
but the time generally was fast, fact
attributed to the excellent service of
the Emergency First Aid Corps, COM
manded by Mrs. Charlotte Randall,
which had four relief stations along
the way and one at the finish. Mrs.
Randall made the presentation of The
Star Trophy and said nice things
about Mrs. Agee'S boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
RITA AUGUSTERFER
SETS SWIM RECORD
Beats Own D. C. Mark in 440-
Yard Event in Maryland Club
Gardens Contests.

TWO swimmers from the Shoreham
were the only local entrants to
score first places in the District
A. A. u NEE. held yesterday in the
pool of Maryland Club Gardens, but
one of them established a record.
Rita Augusterfer star of the Shore
ham feminine team, swan off with
victories in two events, tieing in that
respect with Margaret Russell of the
Meadowbrook Swimming CLUB who
also twice emerged victorious. Miss
Augusterfer's triumphs came in the
100 and 440-yard District free style
championships.
In the latter race her time Of 6:16.6
was new District short pool record.
1t beat her own old mark by %
seconds.
John Broaddus, also of Shoreham,
won the diving event from the high
board scoring 1880 points to beat the
most clubs entry, Bob Knight, by more
than 5 points.
dTsf BY stKl isa eaaRn5en
III III tSnorenaml; second. Annabelle Whaler
!!ShorehamD; third, Betty O'Toole tShore-
ham: Time. 6;l66. New District short
nn IoS55saFs sasksszoks-won by Margaret
Bait1moel; second, Ann Arnson IAmbas,
SSadop; third. Betty OToole (Shoreham).
I0o:yard free style-won by Rita Au-
gusterter tshorehaml; second, Ann Arm
s %sn 'Asmn6assadop; third. Marjorie Chap
: 1OO:yard breaststrokeEWon BY Marearet
Russell tMea 1owbrook Swimming Club.
BALTIMORE; second. Helen Richardson
oToole (Shorehaml: Time. 1885.
100-yard free style-won by Lou Adler
ioo3yara breaststfoke2won m by 4 R5se4t
Spangler york pal A. c.; second, Saul
Holland. unattached; third, James Bon
nam WASHINGTON Y. M. C. Al. Time,
10O-yard DISQUALIFICATION by Frank
Gun m.nes Baltimore Y. M C. Az; sec
ono George Van Derdenberg Baltimore
Z M. c. A.; third. Ed Schaeberle york
"a; A. c. Time. 1:062s. New Dis
trict short-pool record)
Fancy diving. high board-Won by John
Broaddus tShoreham). 1880 points; sec
ono Bob Knight maryland Club Gardensl.
1913 points: third. John Marshall, unat-
tached. 71.S6 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
YOUNGSTERS SCORE
IN COLUMBIA SWIMS
Little Gene Colt, Ann Hathaway
Take 25-Yard Races-Gorm.
ley Makes Best Time.

T TITLE GENE GOTT, Sd, and Ann
Hathaway, less than IL years old,
were the two youngest winners OF
events held at Columbia Country Club
when they won the 25-yard free-style
races for children ~ years and under
yesterday in a swimming meet carded
especially for youngsters.
The next youngest boy to win was
Conroy Dougherty, who triumphed in
the same event held for those between
the ages of IL and Is.
However, it was left to Mike Gornley
to turn in the fastest time of the day
as he won the boys 25-yard free-style
race in IS $40 seconds.
Marie Duvall, diving queen Of the
District, fascinated the parents, rela-
tives and friends of the junior COM
petitors with graceful exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-05
Results of Race at TakOma

1-Wil Willis Age tssonewaN Democratic
2-Wiiiis4; W,isoh %asadPS6roek Ath-
3-Mel Porter 'German-American Ath-
letic Club New York City, $500
4-Charles Carnegie NATIVITY Catholic
Club. Philadelphia. Pa =: 59:36,
6-Joseph Yozzi (shanahan Catholic
Club. Philadelphia. Pa. 1:01 .o34s.
BIO Brook, de ! !Si % Lei0eFman meadow
s-P PST,,lsor. Hfn ny q gs9lon A. C.
s-Herman hermanson lshanahan C.
1o-E l A Meade cshanahan C. c..
. and Field Club. D. 6. i:o4 1875.
12-Emmett Bradley 'shanahan C, CO.
ls- + d DfM AZ g Department of Labor
Bloom (German-American A, c..
10 - 81 i:os. f fSR Herr 's;0nF"All D.
ie-Wilson Rich baltimore Cross Coun-
l7-Pat9iek Bradley 'shanahan C. CO.
1s-Bernard x, Heinicke lHanlon Ath-
l9- c, Lambert M 5ts. simms unattached D.
eo-Joseph NJ Harvey tMeadowbrook A.
c.. 1:15.1S25
Putnam WASHINGTON Track
and Field Club, 1:i6.27 As,
ROLAND unattached. New
York City. 1:l720ls.
.3-Roxey DeMarco pittsburgh Athletic
s4-SeTnard Mccoy MCCOY Boat Club.
1:19.2I+s
25-Jerry Looney washington Track and
Field Club. 1:2054+s.
se-WiIliam NICK. Muyers. shanshaD.
1:20.55.
e7-George McCartv Interstate Sports
Club. Portchester. W. l:2l 4f2s
2S-Jack Risdon unattached. virginia..
1:2l .462s.
Younger Baltimore C. c. C).
1:2154.
Jachelski iStonewau Demo-
cratic Club ] IA 05
Greenfield t35th Pursuit
SQUADRON. Langley Field. Va,
l.2S46
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81, E. Young Unattached. Baltimore.
1:26.46.
33-Gerald PolIack tst Rose of Lima
Athletic, Club. Baltimore. Md.
34-H Sweeney. ST. Rose of Lima A. CO..
1:33.161s
TEAM LEADERS.
1-German-Amer ATHLETIC Club New
York City, Mel Porter. Kleinermann.
Bloom Il points
2-Te: Meadowbrook Club (Philad del
phia Pa william Wilson. Leiber-
man. Harvey. Shanahan Catholic
Club tPhiladelphia. Pal; (Yozzo.
4-Stonewall Democratic Club ,Balti-
more. Md. tAgee. Herr. JackelskD.
81 points.
5-Washington Track and Field Club
washington. D c.. George Shorb,
Putnam. Looneyl 3S points.
ID. c. A. A. L. CHAMPIONSHIP
1-George Shorb washington Track and
Field Club. 1:041525.
Pred DeMar Department of Labor.
:O4 IS.
&c Lambert Simms Unattached. D..
CO. 1:l45Sas.
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SMYTHE'S BOAT AHEAD

Freya Five Minutes in Front of
Other Craft at Finish.
Werner Smythe finished five min
uteS ahead of his nearest rival to win
the first interclass sailing competition
of local comets held yesterday in the
Washington ChanQel. His Freya
showed the way over the Smile route
to Clyde Cruitt's newly launched
Serena and Maj. Jacobs, who finished
second and third in this event for
l6-foot one-deSign class boats.
Judge P. E. Darlington, an interna-
tional star boat champion, and Adrian
Sizer of the Capital Yacht Club were
the Judges.
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Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO-Lou Broullard
157, Worcester, Mass, defeated Young
Corbe[t, 155, Fresno, Calf. Q0)
Honey Melody, 1873, Boston, scored
technical knockout over Carl Butler
1873, Santa Rosa, Calf. (2).
KANSAS CITY.-Willie Davies. 1856
Kansas City. outpointed Orville
Drouillard, 1875. Windsor, Ontario
G0); Jimmie Johnston, 129, Topeka,
Kans., knocked out Midget Mike
Dundee, 1913, New York %.
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ADAMS BOAT IN FRONT.

CAMBRIDGE-Allen Adams, in the
Liberty, won the Smile free-for-a all
feature race of the third annual re-
gatta Of the Cambridge Yacht Club, a
feature of the Independence day pro-
gram here. Adams took the inboard
event with the time of 1880 for the
distance
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P0T0MACS ARE THIRD.

PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-Potomac
Boat Club of Washington. D. c..
finished third in the junior quadruple
SOULS of the annual Peoples regatta
held on the Schuylkill River here
yesterday.
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CRAWFORD CRAFT WINS
Averages 1877 Miles Per Hour in
Hampton Regatta.

HAMPTON, Va, July 5.-Maintain-
ing an average Of 1877 miles per hour
for 10 miles, Andy Crawford of Wash
ington, In his Ednandy III, captured
the feature event Of the eighth annual
Hampton sYacht Club regatta here
yesterday by winning both heats in
the 225-cubic-inch hydroplane race.
In duplicating his recent triumph at
Atlantic City, Crawford flashed across
the finish line just 3 seconds ahead
of DR.. Cecil Bagley, Baltimore. driving
his Wilmer III. During the second
heat Crawford averaged 4o.4 miles per
hour over the Smile course, while DR.
Bagley averaged 403.