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Evening star., 1935-12-20
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THos. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs.
143l EYE ST. NV.

AOSAAON CAAEo-E OAORC Dh1 ..
THos. j. OWEN SON, .AUcTIoNEERs
14a1 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
APPsoxfMAfskY y xfMz ii SlNa is EnEE EEEF Ao On
asSgE asSSED fSSa5SSb 5sSbnf sT FEfE EAaSE e
BUfLDiNG KNOWN AS THE
''Rialto Theater,"
WITH TWO STORES KNOWN AS
sFEEET sFEMTEs soRTAwksP R1a ESP ahso s HFNT5 TM1
RNoMN n Is sfK PkE8IsEs EnaSE 7sf FIz6RiTa EidaTa
STREET NORTHWEST. -.
duly recorded q in L6er No. esfa Sf9 foio q
ct ssS Of the land rec9rds Of the DISTRICT ,S
trustees. viii sell at PUBLIC auction, in
front of the premises, ON WEDNESDAY,
TaE IaBs EicFTH TuFEn PAY cK 0r 5ANuAsx AR fbe
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
hundred and fVe (4O5j. described as fol-
lows: Beginning for the same on Ninth
thirty-fiye thousandths (29. .035). feet south
q tne northwest corner OF said lot four
and thence nGTth on said
sandths t69, ,035) feet; thence east ninety
nine I99l feet four al inches: thence
dredths 5S9s5J feet; thence following fi the
face of the south wall Of a large brick
ppiiding mentioned in deed from Edward
from said Moore to said Koss. both dated
1927. among the land records Of the Dis.
courses and distances: westerly twenty
and fourteen hundredths. (2O.1D feet;
north forty-f1ye hundredths, (.45), of
T0Of. UaCfGTlV inc
teen hundTedthS go 19) feet to said street
and the place Of beginning. =, Also all Of
original lots twelve t12) and thirteen (I3)
and the north twenty-one and ninetv-two
hundredths f21 .92) feet front on Eighth
street by fun depth Of original lot fourteen
1l4O5l. Also all Of lot twenty da0) in
Henry A.. SeymoUr's combination of cer-
tam lots in said square four hundred and
No. Al. folio 173 of the records of the
ONCE Of the surveyor of the District OF
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money TO be paid in cash, balance
on % or before three years with interest at
ly from day Of sale. secured irSi BY By first
deed Of trust upon the property sold or
al deS5ht cash at IT TIE be option Of the purchaSsr
check will be REQUIRED at time of sale
Examination of title, conveyancing re-
cording. revenue stamps; etc. at cost of
with within 30 Gays from day of sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost
OF defaultlng purchaser. after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON D c.. or
trustee may declare deposit forfeited, or
without forfe;ting deposit trustee may
avail itself Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
BY HOWARD MORAN Vice President.
tSeal) Attest:
A. H. SHII LINGTON
Assistant Secretary
DELI, 90. "a 2G,2S 30 81 ja2 6TS
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SALE-ACREAGE.

S35 PER ACRE BUYS 262-AcRE TRACT
and some buildings: cleo available. Ideal
for subdivision or small acreage tracts.
ZANTZINGER CO. 945 st. NV. Phone
National 537l; evenings, Greenwood 25l4.
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BEAUTY PARLOR.

TOURIST HOUSE IN ONE
On Baltimore Blvd, B miles
out: rooms and bath. ofice. cellar. hot
porch: garage; lot so by 1S7 feet, next to
chain stores and business. Immediate pos
session. viii trade. Price. $4,000; easy
nings, call Greenwood 2232.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1919 K st. NV. District 1o15.
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SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY.

ON WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR RIVER RID
Valuable business corner consisting of
store and dwelling of z rooms and bath.
ami; 5S-ft. frontage. Owner retiring
from business will sacrifice for S16.950.
Call Mr.. Fischer of BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
TIONAI, Q300 EVENINGS COL, 5fS1O.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONER OF THE DISTRICT OF
=. COLUMBIA: December IL; l935. Notice
the act of Congress approved March .,
1927 there has been printed in the regular
issues of the Washington News. on De-
cember 4th and 1lth. 1885, a delinquent
tax list containing list of taxes in ar
rearS on real property in the District of
Columbia on July i. 1885, including special
assessments overdue, and If these taxes and
assessments overdue with penalties and
costs are not paid prior to January 7th
1886, the date fixed for sale. the property
involved will be sold at auction at the
Office of the Collector of Ta$es D. c.,
commencing January 7th. 1886. and con-
tinuing each day Sunday and legal holi-
days excepted. until all such delinquent
property is sold. Melvin c. Hazen. George
D. c. de19,20.2 .26.27
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WUNEI 10 LUAN.
Washington Industrial
Loan COrnDanV.

Washington's largest licensed
personal loan company. Loans
to salary people as we'll as collat-
eral loans on accepted securities
at rates legal in the District of
Columbia.
NATIONAL e211. 14O7 K 9r. NV.
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

CHEVROLET 1884 Bypass sedan: fine
black paint. clean upholstery all good tires
and splendid motor. Inspect this car
sna sns compare our price; $3e5; C. G 2;
s., NV; phone National 1900. Open Sun.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. ]. OWEN Il SON. AUCTIONEERS
l43I EYE ST. NV.

1S~
TRUSTEES SALE OF lE4 yALgABIE 1g5Et ooRNER 1Sa
SS5glNRss SSgAHE EEa1 gEcF1oH n D6saEEB RSMEPoxF
NoRLAWEsT CORNER gTE 20 OF sP9pR PogR-
GEiG oF 10 FEET FER 81 oNG5se EACH sTkEET EE ave
coyt BY yFle ot the q bsrct ef passe
in Equity Cause No, 34SO9 the under
Signed trustees will receive offers at
Rph!ic Ra Sss 84 tfs bS @ Of
BER. 1885 AT THREE THIRTY, O'CLOCK
PM, for the following ,deseribed land end r
iumbia. and designated ss and being
original lot numbered one Ql in square
two hundred md eleven t2lp; u ~, as per plat
of the District of Columbia and contain
ing ten thousand square feet of ground,
and SO2 in said square 21D.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the ,pur-
balance in two equal Installments, payable
in Jne and two years from day OF sale. ana
to be lepressnted Py the pTomssory !aHt notes tss
rate OF six. Der centum. per annum pay.
the option n of the purchaser. S5.00O de-
posit required OF bidder at time of sale.
All conveyancing notary fees. recording
fI Terms ecf''S o. sale s 10 Be compiled With within
thirty day fIom approval and ratification
by the court otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
after five dats advertisement of resale in
SON newspaper published in Washing
THESE TRUSTEES ARE AUTHORIZED
BY THE &C URT TO RECEIVE AND RE-
PORT TO IT ANY OFFER FOR PRIVATE
SALE OF THIS PROPERTY WHICH MAY
BE PRESENTED IN ADVANCE OF THE
ABOVE-NAMED PUBLIC OFFERING; AND
IF A SATISFACTORY PRIVATE OFFER IS
RECEIVED BEFORE SAID DATE THESE
TRUSTEES WILL WITHDRAW THE PROP
ERTY FROM OFFERING AT PUBLIC SALE
PENDING ACTION OF THE COURT
THERE ON. GEORGE H LAMAR
(WashinRton Bldg.D
GEORGE z. SULLIVAN,
woodward Bldg)
Trustees.
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WANTED-AUToMOBILES.
RENT-GARAGES.

BRICK GARAGE II BY 90 Fl: zoNED
for shop; central downtown location; in
wide alley $50 mo. 70 reliable tenant
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND NJ N.W.-METAL
garage, S5 per month
DINOWITz CO. INC.
1919 NV. National 4519. 22'
GARAGE TO RENT IN REAR OF
1881 ST NV.
SIS MONTH
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REAL estate LOANS.

SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE. LIST
End and 3rd trusts in D. O. No red tape.
WEST q WEST. successors. to DR.. A.
Henry. Inc. 1016 Eye st. NV.
MONEY 10 LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices. prompt service, JESSE
L HEISKELLs 1116 Eye st. NV.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

MARLBORO PIKE. 3 MILES BEYOND DIS
trict; corner. detached; six rooms bath.
garage; city improvements; bus service:
So 500; terms. DINOWITz CO., 1870 F
NV. Phone National 4579 22'
TAKOMA PARK-SIX-R ROOM AND BATH
hungalow: S150 cash, S45 per month;
mi, hot-water heat, large lot with trees.
ROBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar st. Phone
Georsia 0SS1.
INSPECT THESE SACRIFICES BEFORE
BUYING
IL TO IA minutes to downtown Wash. =.
5-room house. Just completed; master
bed room Is feet square. tiled bath in
closed shower
6-room house. living room across entire
front. 3 bed rooms. colored tile bath;
Priced to sell, state your terms. balance
like rent.
A A. CROSBY
4739 N. Wash Blvd Waycroft. Va.
Phnnn Walnut rkQR
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

BEVERLEY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bungalows: terms; Gentiles only. Send
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co.. Md.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY AS SOON
as title can be had No commission to pay
EDW. L STROHECKER, 1910 Vermont
ave W. Phone Metropolitan 2713
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SALE-HOUSES,

EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION.
8 rooms a bed rooms). 9. baths; con.
venient to stores. schools and transporta;, /,
ton. Will take smaller home in trade. Cali
Randnlnh Q6r0
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ADELBERT w. LEE.
SALE-FARMS.

GET AN EARLY START
in the RIGHT direction for the New Year.
by selecting one or more Of these 5-acre
building sites. 8 miles from D. G. line, in
roa1, cleo, new brick grade and high
schools; the school bus stops at property:
active citizens association; long-term
building loan guaranteed. Investigate now
and you'll be occupying your own home in
90 days; extremely easy terms. OWNER,
phone District 1891. Marlboro 23-F-21.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SALE-AUTOMOB
AUBURN 1881 brougham. reconditioned
the Nolan way, Fire-sale proposltlon.
down. 81 week. Open nights Nolan'S'
AUBURN 1898 coach. The mileage is low
and the car like new: a real saving on tnls tnls
outstanding automobile: S125 down. Also
1882 convertible phaeton; beausiIi11I I1 GawS SaT
500 .i3 monthly Warrington Motor Car
Co, 2O35 18th st. NV.
BUCKS at give-away prices: 1882 S-57
IL sedan snd ma master prced
great deal less than you would expect to
pay for these esTs rC6fG Pix 6sSB GnSlish 2l'
BUICK 1881 model 81 sedan in first-class
mechanical condition; fine rubber. Was
$3.50 now $3.50 Lee D. Butler. Inc. 113S
Conn. ave. Phone District O110.
BUICK 1882 de luxe sedan. model 81; fin
eTesm aSssG IN Wire %heels and t Trunk Rack
fully driven by original owner; you wont
nS as scratch or Ss 6Smp 5oth anyT1eTe " phons 8S
district 9I4i
BUICK 1880 sedan (matchlessl. Fire
Nolan's. Ill 18th st. NV.
SH SEDAN; black paint ' 8 wire wheels. radio.
heater: exact mileage. 1890. You can
not find a car in finer condition; this is
one OF the few perfect used cars; S825;
1922 22nd st. NV. phone National $500.
Open Sunday and evenings.
BUICK 1881 coupe OK. in every detail.
Was S249. now $199. Lee D. Butler Inc,
113S Conn. ave- Phone District OHIO.
BUICK 1929 sedan. perfect. Fire-sale
offer 81 down. SO week. Open nights.
Nolan's Stadium. 18th and M SITS. NV.
BUICK 1881 de luxe sedan. model S-67;
original two-tone green and black finish,
8 wheels, trunk rack: perfect throughout
Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. District 9141.
CADILLAC 1881 convertible coupe. beau
tiful two-tone finish. rumble seat; me-
chanically excellent leather upholstery,
very good tires; $50 down. easy terms;
Coast-In. Inc, Chrysler-P Plymouth. 9th and
Florida ave. ne Phone Lincoln 9145.
CADILLAC 1881 sedan. in Al condition
throughout. Was S549. now S469. Lee
D, Butler. Incs 113s Conn. ave. Phone
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DE SOTO 1893 coupe: beautiful original
dark gray finish rumble seat, free Wheel
ing. automatic clutch, natural wood
wheels: extremely low mileage. Car looks
anxious 70 sell. Private; 1915. Phone
Emerson 2036
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81 800 = SUCCESSFUL Co-OP. APT, s
rooms; ST. 900 cash: carrying charge. S67;
or exchange for Groom modern house.
Address Box 13s-X. Star office. 22'
BIG, SELECT LIST IN AND NEAR DIS
TRICT. State what you have and wish.
Trade specialists since 1896. 3 Offices to
serve you. N. e. RYON CO.. 1916 N. Z.
ave. 341s 14th. 22O3 Wilson blvd
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT.
At NV. intersection of Wilson and Bradley
lanes. across street from Edgemoor; 120-ft.
frontage; contains l5.200. feet. Consider
trade for equity in small house or real
estate notes. See Mr.. Towbes.
1404 K. CAFRITZ. DIST. 90S0.
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CORD 1881 sedan-High-grade car that's
excellent mechanically and in appearance.
Was S449, now 1883. Lee D. Butler Inc,
113s Conn. ave. Phone District 0110.
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DODGE 1880 coach: fine 6-cylinder motor,
attractively rednished in Brewster green,
Clean INSIDE and out. economical to oper-
ate excellent tires. S35 down and less
thsn - per week. Triangle Ford Dealers.
10. N. Y; ave. NV. Phone National 39S2.
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FORD 1888 coupe reconditioned and per.
feet. Special. 1897. Pay S37 down or
good trade. Pay So week. Open nights.
NOlan'S III 18th c
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FORD 1884 Tudor privately owned guar
anteed; perfect like new throughout.
Leaving for Europe: cheap. terms. Phone
Columbia 1852 evenings
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ance and condition of new car. You
can't go wrong here. Only S4S9, terms,
Walsh Motors. 5000 Georgia ave.
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FoRDS! FoRDsl FoRDs! See the rest.
then c, Dick English and save. Select from
ten 1888 models fourteen 1884 models,
cors ay M SGdS STYLES ana
terms to suit c. Dick English, 2l5 Pa.
ave. S e. 4sPhone Lincoln 0303
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FORD 1880 roadster-Your chance to own
good used car cheap; Al condition. Only
$50. walsh Motors, 5000 Georgia ave.
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THos. J. OWEN g. SON. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE; CONSISTING
OF A MODERN THREE-sT0RY,,,AAENIpsr,
BUILDING. CONTAINING SEVEN
APARTMENTS. LOCATED AT 2933
SIXTEENTH STREET NV. WASH
INGTON. D. c.. TOGETHER WITH
THPEE-STORY RESIDENCE ADJOIN-
ING, CONTAINING TEN ROOMS AND
Evening star., 1935-12-20

FORD VS.: 1884 motor in 1882 de luxe
coupe: motor in excellent condition; negli.
terry, brakes refined. good heavy-duty tires.
new shock absorbers. Too many cars in
family forces owner to sacrifice car to one
seeking economical transportation; terms.
Phone CleVelano 242l.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
F|Tz GIVES REDS
FIRST WH|TEWASH
Giant Gets Second Shutout
in Row With a Trio of
Regulars Missing.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~INCINNATI, May 18.-The
Giants didn't feel the loss of
4 three regular infelders today
when Fred Fitzsimmons took
charge of the situation and shut out
the Reds with four hits to win to O..
1t was the second shutout in row
for Fitz and the first suffered by Gin
cinnati this season, exhibitions in
cluded. The victory gave the league
leaders a full game margin over the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Gene Schott did well except in the
first inning when two hits and a
sacrifice brought a Giant run. and in
the eighth when Fitzsimmons' single
and two Red errors resulted in two
more.
Shortstop Dick Bartell, who received
a Clipped angle bone and torn hga-
ments in a collision with Ernie Lom-
bardi yesterday, remained on the side
lines and prepared to return to New
York for treatment. He will be lost
to the team until May 80 or later.
Hughey CritZ. who has an infected
finger. and Travis jackson, with q
broken digit, also were absent.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
So Went the Ball Game.

TT was Gehringer's homer that
opened the Tiger scoring bee in
the sixth. Greenberg followed it
with walk and there were two Tigers
on the runway when Bolton over
ran Goslin's bunt. After Rogell sacri-
feed Hayworth watched a third strike
60 by. It looked as if Whitehill would
get out OF the inning with nothing
more than the homer against him
when he got two strikes on Owen.
Merv laced to left for base, though
to make it a three-r run round for the
Cochrane crew
The Nationals found the plate for
the second time in the seventh that
Travis began with one-baser. Kuhels
hit sent Cecil to third and the tally
was hung up as Bolton was erased
Each side registered at the counting
block twice in the eighth. The Tiger
attack upon Coppola was started by
Rogell, who poled a pitch for triple
Hayworth singled Bill home, then
Owen strolled. With two gone, Fox
singled over the second score.
Two were out in the Washington
eighth when ManuSh hit and made
second base as Goslin cuffed the ball
Stone lofted the ball over the right
field barrier, but foul by several feet.
Jack aimed at the fence again and
made good.
It was Stones first home run Of
the season.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEw YORK, May 1911 Helen
N Wills Moody goes through
Y with her suddenly-formed
plan to return to competition
IN the Wimbledon tennis champion
ships this Summer she will pave the
way for a renewal of rivalry with
Helen Hull Jacobs.
Miss Jacobs, the successor to Mrs.
Moody as American tennis queen and
winner of the national title for the
past three years, is abroad. She has
been playing on the Riviera and will
compete at Wimbledon, where she
was turned back twice by Mrs. Moody
in the final round Of the women's
singles.
At the same time an opportunity
may develop to help answer the still
warm question OF Miss Jacobs right
to the throne occupied by Mrs. Moody
for a decade prior to her default in
the third set of the 1888 national final
at Forest Hills. On that memorable
occasion Mrs. Moody, fearing she was
about to faint, walked of the court
while trailing 0-3 In games.
Tennis followers, among them "Big
Bill" Tilden, are skeptical of Mrs.
Moody's ability to make successful
comeback after two years absence
from competition The California
matron, in Tilden's opinion, should
engage in several minor tournaments
and be willing to accept setbacks, at
the outset. before making another
championship bid.
The u. S. Lawn Tennis Association
not only will welcome the Cali
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Maurer Presents Trophies.
-ECH'S squad literally was deluged

TECH'S squad literally was deluged
with cups when it became GER
tain the Mckinley contingent
would win the meet. The coveted an
nual Emory Wilson Memorial Cup
went to the gray-clad squad, Prof.
Robert A. Maurer. former principal Of
Central, making the presentation to
Hap Hardell, Techs coach. Tech also
got one leg on the Cornell University
Alumni Cup. 1t won permanent pos
session last year of this award In
recognition of winning the meet three
years. Mckinley, in addition, gained
the Eugene Casey Cup for capturing
the &C" Club mile relay and the Jim
Springman Plaque for winning the
half-mile relay. The George Hamil-
Newport News team and the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania Alumni Trophy
to the third-place John Marshall
outfit.
sS0-YARD RUN--Won by Garter New.
OFS Miller fou6 vao sa
HIGH JUMP@Won BY Ed Miller East:
S9:b seeTee Teeb tie .bs between Sabo. NcKR. a5
AsiaYSSR1 iaao-YSSR16S 1Ss' bAsH@%on Di ifcnSs6 by Benton
lEpiscopaD third, Archer (Belair Highs
sHoTPTT@won BY shieTsr CMasssnut.
copaD. fourth; spangler Newport News)
Dii'spfS To6"YARb ff5t 6As2WSh s2a 5Rshe' by Hopkins
third Lynch (Teeh; fourth; spanaiei
vNsspGSt fsoeYARp R1NI HIGH sSII:s HURDEEs-won b,
M"'f ern foa4h Rsyed rd NeWpoTs pGfs Nsss
HALF-M1iLE RELAY-won by Tech
Newport News; third Woodberry Forest;
,0if MILE RTS@Men y y Fred HARDY j5Sh1
Peaslee lEasternl; fourth. chronister bal.
recUr1; old record. 4:40l.
,1Harrisonb1rg High: second. tie between
E9es pa4Gsv and
more City,. Height-i2 feet 70 inch
BROAD jUMP--:Won by Dodd, Newport
WATSON Watson sstSantonS sstSan fonrth. Mach CTech5
Distance-2l feet 80 inches,
DISCUSw-Won by Russell lFort Unicnli
Minor (John MarshalD. Distance-l22
feet inches.
.2O-YARD DASH-won by Hopkin,
(John MARSHALL: second. Began (Techl;
third; Dodd tNewpoTt News ID fourth Lucs
saO- YARD Low HURDLEs-won b,
Emmericl (Tech): second. Gold (Staun'
fourth, Tucker CEpiscopaD. Time-o:25.4
W sPRiNf MEDLEY RELAY Won b,
Hardyl; second. Tech High; third New
PCT News. News; fourth. Belajr Time-S;4s
MILE &C" CLUB RELAY - Won b.
Tech (Daly. Emmerich. Bosan, Hayden;
second: Episcopal. Time-3:366.
Union); second. Helmer Newport News;
third. Shu tAlexandria High: fourth;
/ inch (new record; old record. $50 feet
3 inches).
Evening star., 1935-05-19

stand on what we have outside the
pitching staff" the Nationals prexy
declared yesterday. But Griffith still
is angling for moundsmen, not only In
big league lakes, but also in minor
ponds and college pools.
He has not given up hope of get
ting Buck Newsom, the Browns right
handler, who was a rookie sensation
last season. but has not Jared so we'll
this time. Griffith admits the Browns
have not listened to any offer yet, but
he still Is dickering with them.
There is a pitcher, Hayes-Grifhth
does not know his first name. as usual
down on the Chattanooga farm that
the Nationals boss believes to be pref
ty good. Hayes has seen service with
Atlanta and Birmingham as we'll as
the Lookouts. He was a Sore-arm
chucker before joining Chattanooga,
but Lee Jensen, the Lookouts' famed
muscle manipulation, brought him
around. Hayes may be in Washing
ton uniform before this season ends.
College coaches, especially from
Southern institutions, have been Of
fering their wares to Griffith all this
month, the prexy revealed yesterday.
But only the rah-rah pitchers interest
him at present. He hopes to sign sew
eral after the June graduations and
farm them for development. After
that he might take on some of the
boys who are knocking the covers off
the base balls in the varsity loops.
n ECAUSE the Nationals had q
n southpaw on the slab, Mike
Cochrane revised his lineup for
the week end pastiming. He benched
himself, put Hayworth behind the bat
and had Fox instead Of White In
center field.
Tbere Was a Ruarkle 10 the wash.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Moody.Jacobs Tennis Rirdlry
May Flare Again in England

fornian's return TO competition. with
the hope she will try TO regain the
American title at Forest Hills, but also
will be glad to reserve a place for her
on the Wightman Cup team, which
plays England here this year. Mrs.
Moody was captain Of the 1888 team
but did not compete.
Seven times winner of the American
singles and six times winner of the
British title, Mrs. Moody conquered
Miss Jacobs in straight sets in the
finals of 1929 and 1882 at Wimbledon.
with the loss Of only seven games all
told. Miss Jacobs triumph at Forest
Hills ia 1888 marked the first time
she succeeded in taking even a set
from her California rival.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
POOR SIXTH ROUND
DOWNS WH|TEH|[L
CroWder Hit Lightly Until
Late in Fray-Gehringer,
Stone CIout Homers.
BY JOHN KELLER

TIMER attack sagging again
after a one-day display Of
power. the Nationals took it
on their chins in yesterdays
pastiming in Griffith Stadium. For
five innings they put up brave fight,
but thereafter were little more than
pushovers and the Tigers grabbed the
game, to 4.
Going into the sixth session with
the tusSle all even, the Cochrane crew
rang up three runs and had every
thing their own way from then on.
AS a result, the warning bands eX-
changed places in the league stand
ing. The Nationals fell back to sixth
place, with the Tigers attaining the
second division lead.
Earl Whitehill, fork-hand ace of the
local curving corps, looked good for
O time against his former club, but
he wilted after Charley Gehringer
opened the visitors sixth batting turn
with home run rifled over the right
field fence.
Before the inning ended Whitehill
was beaten pitcher, although he
ia&rled another round before young
Henry Coppola came on to take a
two-tally humping in the eighth.
Jack Russell wound up for the home
side.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
THREE-RUN FINISH
Wins FOR CH|SOX
Five Hits in Ninth Inning
Earn 3-to-2 Decision
Over Red Sox.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ OSTON, May 18.-After being
K held scoreless and to three
hits in eight innings, the
league-leading Chicago White
Sox put on q five-hit rally in the
ninth to nose out the Boston Red Sox,
80, here today.
Right-hander Gordon Dusty"
Rhodes kept Jimmy Dykes forces in
check until Minter Hayes came up to
open the last frame. With two strikes
against him Hayes doubled to left and
scored on AL Simmons single. Zeke
Bonura's two-bagger sent Simmons
flying home. Manager Joe Cronin
yanked Rhodes for Johnny WEIGH.
The relief pitcher forced George
Haas and Luke Appling to ground out
Bonura managed to get around to
third base and he brought in the
winning run, when Manager Jimmy
put a timely single into short right
field.
The Red Sox pushed over a run
each in the fourth and eighth innings.