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HELP-MEN.

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OH-BURNER statesmen. experienced
drawing account. Thomas, J. Crowell. 1O2
N. Y. ave. ne.
PAINT sALESMEN experienced; state age,
commission. Address BOX IS4-z' Star ss. esscs:
PATENT ATTORNEY for industrial concern
with established patent department. Ad-
dress full particulars. including age educa-
tion, experience. salary desired, including
small photograph. to Box 124-z. Star once.
REAL ESTATE coMPANY has opening for
not necessary: small salary to start. but q
real opportunity with future. Write full
particulars. Address Box ASK. Star ONCE
acquainted with washington institutions,
y confidential. Address Box 5Sex. Star
SALESMAN with complete knowledge Of
references. Address Boz Boz bs.x Star srp4nes. Once.
Statesmen. several. for permanent po-
6issriSasins co 1o7s sad st. nS ener
sALEsMEN-A new insulation product:
building experience and auto necessity
s Made Rspy in nnd f sans ss S be
references. Address Box 443-X. Star ofice.
Statesmen. young to sell nationally known
confectionery to retail trade. Must have
Address Box BIZ. Star once.
STOCK CLERK experienced in plumbing
and heating supplies; references required.
Address BOX 75-x Star ONCE.
STOCK CLERK. young man. age IS. expert
e be Quick M a and "a accurate. STEADY position i
with good salary. Give references. Ad-
STOCK ROOM KEEPER experienced In ay
able to handle all phases Of stock-room
work. Steady employment. Apply Chestnut
Earms Garage 324l Prospect ave. NV. Bee
UsED-CAR sALESMEN. CD. drawing ac-
counts. transportation, moor time and con-
tpuoIs supply q furnished these
not necessary. but selling experience in
other lines preferred. See Mr.. Palmer.
1401 Penna. ave. Sc.
WANTR3T1ss automobile salesmen; seIl
Also used cars. Application by letter stat
ing aee: experience and previous employ
past ssarg
right men. Address Box 97-Z. Star once.
WINDOW TRIMMER and sign writer.
for drug store; full time: state age. expert
spse and st.l s.liais'y dii's. expected Address Box
YOUNG MAN with selling experience TO
must have car; liberal arrangement avail
real money. Address Box 26S-x, Star
ONCE.
YOUNG MEN wanted as salesmen for mis-
sionary work in Washington, to represent
large cigar manufacturer doing national
business. Preference will be given college
SaIary to start. S1S weekly. Quick ad-
ysncement assured to producers. State
fuiIy education experience. age and refer
ences. Address Box 1917. Star once.
YOUNG MAN. alI-around experience in
print shop. Earrs. Inc. 1927 Pa. ave. ~.
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Claude Owen, Lacy Shaw, W. T. Allen,
Joseph j. Cotter, Maj. Whitaker. Col.
C. L. Scott, Irving Root and M. F..
Gartside.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

5 FRESH cows and calves 443O schley
ave. Bradbury Heights. Nd. Also riding
horses for hire. 2109 Fairlawn ave. Sc.
FOR SALE-Fine, large grade Guernsey
COW with or without 2-week-old calf.
which is her second. Mrs: z. Boydler.
SADDLE HORSES. . hunters / black
and-white pony. standing IA hands: sale
cheap. Met. 1865; after 3 pm. Ashton
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Banquet If He Marries.

Col. J. D. Laurie, alderman and
senior sheriff of the city, has been
invited by the lord mayor of London
to "a magnificent banquet" If he
will get married during the lord
mayors period of Office.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS. guaranteed New Hamp.
shires. Orders taken for July 80 and
Sam Rice's Hatchery and Poultry Farm
Phone Ashton At.
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page AS, coll
umn l.
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HELP-MEN.

ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER IS
year old orsanization has opening for high.
grade man with car to organize sales force
1stS.2 Of .1sentVe one eadins early
promotion Phone National 1869 for :p-
AUTO MDCHANIC-Young man with good
attractive future position: STATE history y
and qualifications In reply. Address BOX
454-X. Star ONCE.
AUTOMOBILE new car Ford salesman: ;nss nn.
good man: practically virgin territory; mt, no
other salesman; you get all the LEADS from
this Ford STsncn Ws as ii liberal eom
PaRRRAY RiiseR APR}yr %6rok So Sese 1880 wisconsin
ave. NV.
AUToMoBILE usED-cAR sALEsMAhIAn SALES IAN An
Must be sober and not afraid TO work. Un;;
sspss good Addfsss sea star
BOYS for curb service between lS and
25 years of age. Apply 5111 Georgia
BOY OR MAN wanted: must speak rgently
appH 90 nit st.
S6J SS6AJRPENTERs (6l vented 81 Apply ppG e.sn rear
15s Bs7s Car sRs know sSsa
Good proposition. Apply Moskins, 729 9TH
st. NV.
OR-NVESTTGATOR. local expert
ence current department store accounts;
Commission basis. car necessary. Give Iudi
details Address Box 47-l. Star once: 20
COOK AND CHAUFFEUR, Filipino; must
be reliable and neat Address Box 39f-V'
DRIVER and route builder; take over we'll
DEVELOPED dry cleaning route; promising
future for right party; excellent laundry
commission: must be willing worker, nave
good personality; can furnish satisfactory
EsisTsnse; apply & In IS1o psrsop only. PARKWAY
EXECUTIVE, experienced directing men,
sales promotion. correspondent; moderats
salary. Address Box 1907. Star once.
GASOLINE FILLING STATION ATTEND
pioyment. Cali lie Mass. ave. NV
MEAT CUTTER-CLERK, thoroughly expe-
rieneed: best references required. Address
Box ak Star once.
MECHANIC, expeEienced on Chevrolets.
Appiy In person II. b H Chevrolet Sales'
MEN NWoS. neat appearing. in order de-
partment Chance Tor promotion. Apply
third door. 1917 7 st. NV.
MEN (3) TO sen Inexpensive, practical air.
conditioning device to homes and apart:
ments; must be fnteliigent and present good
ena coss ST. 81 Nj aan Isns .ss Hudson Air
NIGHT WATCHMAN wanted. United
Realty o., 500 Chandler Dldg.
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HELP-MEN.

YOUNG MAN. about 1e neat. weii-man-
nered and free to travel to assist in ma
tional sales campaign: experience unnec-
essary: salary after 2 days instruction.
see MI; IT., Dudley; La Fayette Hotel. I0..12
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men Of good reputation. over 81, to
drive taxicabs for Washington's taste 81
growing taxicab organization; salary,
$3.50 per week. plus commission and
bonus possible earnings over S35 week,
For detailed information. apply
UNION TAXICAB ASSN.
22nd and N Sts NV.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Well-established firm, plenty of leads
and property. Stroup Realty Co., 1927
Eve st NV
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erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
1917 L st. NV
LARGE FURNITURE STORE
WISHES FLOOR WALKER,
PREFERABLY ONE HAVING
HAD FURNITURE EXPERT
ENCE. GOOD APPEARANCE
AND REFERENCES NECES-
SARY. STATE AGE. EXCEL
LENT SALARY. ADDRESS
BOX 101-z, STAR OFFICE.
STORE DETECTIVE.
A Washington department
store has an opening for a
man with department store
experience. In writing give
full particulars. Address Box
66-Z, Star Office.
WE HAVE an opening in our
zone Office operation for a
high-claSS wholesale auto
mobile man, who has also
had retail sales experience.
This is an excellent oppor-
tunity for a real producer,
provided he has the ability
to secure good dealer con-
nections. Give all details in
letter, stating past expert
ence, recommendations, age
and salary expected. Address
Box 269-X, Star Office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
BE AHEAD IN BEAUTY TRAINING.
Mrs. Honour has Just returned from
latest methods in beauty, culture. .
1890 n Y. Ave. N W. Met. 777S.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and courses with questions and answers
aday as SaFifss soYB Brse1 edsy sa5 PaSs
P. B. x. TRAINING on busy board with
brief course in touch typing: 2 weeks: -Sics SLs:
sff e. Natl
AUTO DRIVING INSTRUCTIONS
courteous. patient instructor; skill ACQUIRED
easily parking and trafnc: lessons, So
Mr.. Rundlett. phone Georgia 7016.
LEARN SHORTHAND. Touch Typing.
Calculating Machine or Bookkeeping Ma
PIacement Pace et Service New New classes start Mon
day. BoYDS. 1893 F st. National 2:33s
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS
AccouNrANcY
oncs work.r, EoT in
Three $500 Scholarships.
500 Scholarship s'iS Each Department
Competitive Examination
cali oHRex wire Or Gon Phone 70 Ressfv. Place
srRAyEk 70 ooEaE eaiIEe oI of AecoUNrANcy
A0'Af' Phone @ National I94s s
LEARN DIESEL ENGINES.
NEW Low-cosT course with shop train
ing. Write free booklet. Hemphill Diesel
Schools. Address Box 13sX. Star once.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
THE MODERN Way"
Special summer rates Tools and text
SSk 5rse .eaaqsd nHe model
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE
1917 p st. NV.
LEARN DIESEL NOW.
The uncrowded industry approved home
study course with six weeks shop training.
Many graduates in good positions. Write
New Jersey Diesel Institute. 2S9 Halsey.
Newark. N. j.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
MAGAZINE statesmen. experiencee; high
est club commission: prompt verification.
Apply Mr.. Reid 7os Second National Bank
MEN OR WOMEN to sell waterfront lots
at Glen Isle on Sundays: 10 miles from
District line: liberal commission. o. B.
Zantzinger Co. National 9593.
sALEsMEN--Cash: excellent opportunity
with national organization. selling lawyers
service: liberal commission basis. Apply.
giving age. experience and references, Bu-
reau Of National Affairs. 2201 NJ st. NV.
SALESMAN wanted for outside tires and
auto accessories: dealer trade already es-
Pennsylvanis- Washington Tire Co. 2o14
14th st. NV.
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GAS STATION

Manager and attendants; men who are
afraid of work need not apply. Reply In
own handwriting. State qualifications and
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HELP WOMEN.
md md manieurist. also apprentice. at once.
Call Shepherd 1000. "a
COOK, coIored. female. settled. for restau-
rant sl2 P st. NV.
DISPATCHER, experienced, for taxi cab
Cali Met 1870 between 9 m. and 8.
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS. with refer
ences. 612 18th st. NV.
GIRLS for curb service between 1S and IS
years of age. Apply 5111 Georgia ave NV
GIRL. for general ONCE work. Should be
position for, right party. Address Box
1927. Star once.
GIRL. single. for soda fountain and table
service. Apply August Delicatessen. 2o7
HOUSEKEEPER to care for home and
small child Randolph 4291. "a
LADY. young. to work in bakers. three
days a week; 81 day and meals: fuu-tlme
Job later. $500 Columbia pike Arhnston.
LOBBY MAID AND WAITRESS. Waters
Agency. 724 9th st. NV.
SHIPPERS AND MARKERS. wholesale dry
cleaning plant: experienced only. 1888
Buchanan st. NV.
SODA DISPENSERS and mattresses. ex.
perienced. with local references. Apply at
once to the National Drug Co.. 1000 Conn.
sTENoGRAPHER- CASHIER, duty in Ross
salary expected. Address Box 11S-z. Star
once. once. '1''N' -
TYPIsT-CLERK. experienced; auto titles.
settlements. reports. etc Large auto pt,
1917. Star ONCE.
MATTRESSES wanted. experienced. Apply
1924 Pa. ave. NV.
WATTREss sXpe.isncea SAT- .r%gr big sigs sEs
Need white or orange uniform. 25.
WAITRESS. white, must be experienced IN
arm service, neat appearance. under 30
Ct age steady p9sitlSn 1
18th st. NV. after 3 pm. No phone calls
WAITRESS. experienced. neat and refined
d at iIla w Wilson blvd. Colonial Village clar-
WAITRESS; experienced, between 25.so
years. 421 9th st. NV: Central Lunch:
Capitol st.. apply 3 to pm.
Sas souss asE iss aass i:
adams 946e after 6.
WOMAN. exceptional. 80 to 40 years Of age.
in good health, well educated. intelligent.
no home or outside encumbrances. ureentiy
others IN makeup naturalness, using excep-
automobile: telephone absoluteIy necessary.
Write Normitol. Inc. Norwalk. Conn.
YOUNG LADY to read to gentleman morn
ings, in Chevy Chase State wages expect
YOUNG LADY, neat, age 1928, to Join
travelling organization Of young ladies,
doing special work for national publishers.
.ar No house &c. csn%vassing % Salary. travelins
Mr.. Blake, La Fayette Hotel. 18th and
Eve SITS. 25s
PANTRY GIRL, WHITE
ONLY, MUST BE EXPERT
ENCED. 1886 G ST. NV.
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CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
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BRICKS, ice box gas stove. Mason Jars for
/ canning. portable radio, beds. records. etc.
/ Rapeer. l6O1 lEyel ST.
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BICYCLES Rollfast and other high-grade
wheels HaZelton Bicycle & Sporting
Goods Store 424 9th NV.
BRICK BUILDING & PLUMBING mate
rial from many wrecking Jobs largest sc.
HECHINGER co Used Material Dept.
18th & H Sts NE 9th e. Sts SW.
1925 Ga Ave NV. 1905 Nichols S.E,
BRICK 600 practically new brick, 10th
and c SIS ". S q fhouSand
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n Y B. G. completed arrangements
M today to rebroadcast in the
United States three Of the
4 " opera performances during
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PANTRY GIRL, WHITE
ONLY, MUST BE EXPERT
ENCED. 1886 G ST. NV.
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By WEBSTER

PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Waves. 15c; Manicure. 15c; etc.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL,
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. 777S.
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DIAMOND BARGAINS. A very fine COM
plete selection Of unredeemed diamonds.
watches and iewelry for sale at prices
much below their. regular values. Save
ANTEED as to weight color and perfec-
ton Busses leaving l1th and Pa ave.
stop at our door. HORNfNG LOAN OFFICE
south end Highway Bridge opposite WASH
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

MUSICAE INSIh UWL.N i o-hADHOs
PIANOS-Foster. $40: Cabie-NeiSon. $50:
Milton. $50: others. -S25; new lot. in good
condition, Smiths Storage Co.. 1913 You
st. NV. Phone North 3343.
PIANOS. suitable for all occasions and at
prices consistent with real value. McPhail
grand, fine condition, S235: Haines grand.
like new. 1855. made to sell for 1885: Vose
upright. equal to new. sos: Steinway up
right, S110: Wurlitzer. upright. apartment
Pianos rented for ali occasions, in 5. 5ti
and s octave sizes. Hugo Worch. 1110
@. Est. 1879.
PIANOS FOR RENT. So per mo. and up:
from: rental paid applies to purchase
price II you decide to buy later Phone
National 4720. Kits. 1880 @ st. lin the
middle of the block. For special sails
values. see our ads under the for sale mis-
cellaneous classification,
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YOUNG MAN. all-around experience in
print shop. Earrs. Inc. 1927 Pa. ave. ~.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

RECREATION ROOMS BEAUTIFULLY and
cheaply done: estimates and designs free
Call MI. klapp. Wise. 446l-M. "a"
lation. Johns Manville Deferred Payments
Contractor. 3-year payment plan. Ameri-
can Reroof1ng Co.. 1918 14th NV. Col
Evening star., 1936-07-24

CAMERAS We buy. sell trade used cam
eras Cine kodaks and projectors Bar
gains daily. Robbins. 529 14th st. NV.
CORNET-One new master model silver
plated King, sterling silver bell. gold en-.
craving. Gladstone case, 500; b fat and
a. One new King trumpet. gold plated.
sterling silver bell. in de luxe French style
case 500. Both for -S175. Cost $3.50
each AleXandrla 2416-J 24s
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paratively new to the Yanks. King
Carl, however, may have quite battle
on his hands, especially If Joe Nc
Carthy starts Goofy Gomez and the
thin man gets the ball over.
Lately Gomez has regained
his old speed. He Is bringing
the ball down from behind his
ear again. In two games against
Washington this month he has
allowed only four hits, but he
could not get the ball over the
plate.
Fitzsimmons probably is pitching
the second best knuckle ball in the
country today. First prize for pitch
ing knuckles must 60 to Joe Louis,
but Fat Freddie is second and he may
make trouble. Still, his record of 10
wins as against 6 defeats hardly
entities him to any better chance
than . top-night Yankee pitcher.
Schumacher, not Fitz, Is likely to take
rank as Hubbell's chief aide. Hal was
in the 1888 world series against WASH
ington and flashed o sinker ball that
our Griffs vouched they never saw be-
fore. Lately Hal seems to have struck
his stride.
As for the rest Of the Giant pitchers.
they are likely to play minor parts.
Southpaw Al Smith. with . 1918
record, doesn't rate to start, nor does
Frank Gabler, with 9-8 mark. You
can ind these kind Of pitchers, along
with Clyde Castleman and Harry
Gumpert, in the American League IN
abundance.
Running, achieving his goal Of 40 VIC
tories for the first time this year, will
whip any team when he Is right. II
not, he won't stay In the box long
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Dickey viii Outhit Mancuso.

THERE Is . tendency. locally, to
take Bump Hadley lightly, but this
might be q mistake. Bump couldn't
win here, but 1t was not because of
lack Of sheer stuff" on the ball. He
always had that and more so this sea-
son. Moreover, he has a smart catcher
to help him. Bump is potential
factor.
Next to these, old Blubber Pat Ma
lone is likely to be the next most i'm
portant Yank pitching figure. He
may even start game, and as an old
National Lacquer who knows the
Giants and q guy who gave up the
demon rum to make a comeback, he
may be tough.
Johnny Broaca Is q doubtful
figure, more 20 than Johnny
Murphy. Walter Browns chances
of figuring are slight. indeed,
and those Of Kemp Wicker ar
about as bright rs your own.
Behind the bat there Is little to
choose, except on offense. Gus Man.
cuso, the Giant catcher, probably Is
Q better handler Of pitchers than Bill
Dickey, but the lanky Yankee has 1t
all over Gus In hitting. Dickey's .357
average Is more than so points bet
ter than Gus mark and the runs-bat-
ted-in totals are In proportion. As
for catching reserves there Is scarcely
any difference. The Giants reserves
are Harry Danning, young vet, and
Roy Spencer, the old Nat backstop.
Joe Glenn and Arndt Jorgens are the
Yanks' other receivers.
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F|RST-D|V|S|0N TIE
MARKS N.L.F|N|SH
Cubs Last Long Enough to
Catch CardinaIs-FeIIer
Stops Ex-Champs.
By the Associated Press,

by Lne ASSOClateQ fTeSS.
TINE 1885 major league pennant
chases passed into history
today after taking one last
L crack at the record books and
leaving behind the unusual angle Of
a first-division tie in the National
League and a near one In the Ameri-
can League.
The pennant-winning Yankees and
Giants each lost their last engage
ment as the campaign closed yester-
day, but it made no difference. They
were way out in front. The Nationals
took the Yanks, 1915. but didn't stop
murderers' row from breaking the
major league runs -batted-in record
with total of 993, nor keep the cham
pions from finishing with 1912-game
lead, the largest in American League
history.
The Giants took an 8-3 trouncing
from the Brooklyn Dodgers, featured
largely by the three-inning walloping
handed to Freddy Fitzsimmons, rated
as the second most dependable pitcher
on the short-handed world series staff
for the National League titlists.
Cubs Barely Tie Cards.
THE Cubs had just enough left to
finish in a tie for second place
with the Cardinals in the National
League as they bested Dizzy Dean,
6-3, behind Lon Warneke's tight hurl-
ing. The two clubs will split second
and third money.
In the American League the near
deadlock was in third place between
the Chicago White Sox and WASH
ington. The Sox. rained out with the
Browns yesterday, finished with 81
wins and 10 losses; the Nationals, by
taking the Yanks, wound up with 80
victories and II setbacks. On the
percentage basis the Sox just shaded
the Mats. 1884 to $3.50.
Bob Feller stopped the Tigers with
three hits to give the Indians 81
win, in a game ended by rain in six
innings, but the ex-title holders
wound up second in the American
League, nevertheless.
Pirates Drop Finale.
THE Pirates, finishing fourth In the
National League. dropped their
finale to the Reds, 6-5, as Dee Moore,
Cincinnati's "one-man team" took a
crack at pitching, catching and slug
ging in the one game.
Jimmy Foxx belted homers Nos. 40
and Al, but the Red Sox we're unable
to get better than split in their
twin bill with the Athletics. dropping
the opener, 8-4, and taking the night
cap, 5-4.
The Phillies and Bees also divided
their double bill, Boston winning the
first game, 7-3. and Philadelphia pull
ing out the nightcap, 4-3.
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SIX GRID BATTLES
F0RD.C. THIS WEEK
Maryland Only Washington
Team Slated to Play on
Foreign Field.

Five local college foot ball SQUADS
today entered their last week of train
ing before making their 1885 debuts
on Saturday while two others prepared
for their second games of the season,
one on foreign territory.
Washington will be the scene of five
OF the games this week end, starting
Friday night. At that time, George
Washington will play its second game,
against Elon at Griffth Stadium.
The big rush comes on Saturday,
however. when Georgetown opens up
against Delaware at the Seventh street
and Florida avenue park; Catholic
University entertains Shenandoah at
Brookland. American u plays host to
Washington College at the A. U. Field
and Wilson Teachers travel to Kendall
Green for an intra-city game with
Gallaudet.
Maryland will be the lone team to
travel, being scheduled to play vir-
g1nia Tech at Roanoke, Va.
Buoyed by the announcement that
Tommy Keating, regular quarterback,
Will be able to play, Georgetown
planned nothing more excessive than
dummy scrimmages and signal drills
for the next five days. Keating, a
great open-field runner and accurate
paSser in addition to being a heady
reld general, should make the Hoyas
an odds-on choice to capture the
opener against Delaware.
Catholic U. should get little more
than a workout when it starts
against Shenandoah. One of the
largest and most powerful squads in
the city, c. U. will precede its first
game with fiag-raising ceremony of
the pennant brought home from
Miami last January after winning the
Orange Bowl game on January l.
Twenty-Five hundred c. c. c. boys
from Virginia and Maryland camps
will attend the game.
George Washington may enter its
second game without Bruce Mahan
and Capt. Frank Kavalier. Mahan
injured his shoulder last Friday night
while Kavalier has not yet recovered
from the effects Of twisted knee.
The Colonials, transferring their scene
Of practice to Griffith Stadium today,
will stress blocking and pass defense
during the coming week.
Wilson Teachers, fattened by Ship
pensburg Teachers last week end, will
have their work cut out for them by
the Orrell Mitchell -Wally Krug-
coached Gallaudet squad, which will
start the season on its home gridiron.
Evening star., 1936-09-28
YANKEES, CARDS
CROWD RECORDS
Make Great '36 Showing,
but AppIing, Chisox; P.
Waner, BUGS, Top at Bat.

n YEW YORK. September 28-
M The 1886 batting champion
" ships go to Luke Appling OF
4 the White Sox and Paul Waner
of the Pirates, on the basis of unof-
fetal figures, but despite losing those
prizes. the Yankees and Cardinals
just about stole the show in individ-
ual performances for the season.
Final major league leaders:
American League.
Batting-Appling. White Sox, 1888:
Averill, Indians, .378.
Runs-Gehrig, Yankees, 1877; Cliff,
Browns, 145.
Runs batted in-Trosky, Indians,
1853; Gehrig, Yankees, 152.
Hits-Averill, Indians, 232; Gehrin-
ger, Tigers. 225.
Doubles-Gehringer. Tigers, So;
Walker, Tigers, SIS.
Triples-Averill, Indians; Di Maggie
and Rolfe, Yankees, Is.
Home runs-Gehrig, Yankees, 40;
Trosky, Indians, AZ.
Stolen bases-Lary, Browns, So;
Powell, Yankees, 26.
Pitching-Hadley, Yankees, 14-4:
Malone, Yankees, 12-4.
National League.
Batting-P. Waner. Pirates, .373;
Phelps, Dodgers, .367.
Runs-Vaughan, Pirates, 122: J.
Martin, Cardinals, 121.
Runs batted in-Medwick, Cardi-
mails, 139; OFT. Giants, 1874.
Hits-Medwick, Cardinals, 223; P.
Waner, Pirates, 218.
Doubles-Medwick, Cardinals, "a;
Herman, Cubs, 81.
Triples-Medwick. Cardinals; Ca
MILL, Phillies, and Goodman, Reds, 13.
Home runs-Ott, Giants, SO; Camil-
Il, Phillies, %.
Stolen bases-J. Martin, Cardinals,
%; 8. Martin, Cardinals, and Galan,
Cubs, IT.
Pitching-Hubbell, Giants, 2s-6;
Lucas, Pirates, 1874.