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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-21
Fugitive From Surgery Is
'Enthralled' by Classics of
Gate CraSher and Umpire
Williams Reads Steamboat Johnson Dodged 1000 Pop
Bottles, and Wonders How Many He Stopped;
Seriously Praises Article on II Duce
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times gneeIal Writer

NEW YORK 2-Of
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CHAMP DOWNS KOyERLY

WILMINGTON, Del. JAN I'll
Danno OMahoney. heavyweight
champion, downed George Koverly
in a feature wrestling match here
last night.
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Basket Scores
STATE COLLEGE

Indiana. %; Wisconsin. "a.
Notre Dame. 46; Syracuse, 43.
OTHER COLLEGES
Michigan, 81; Iowa. 81 (overtime)
Minnesota, 30; Northwestern, 30.
Dickinson Teachers, 80; Bottineau IN
D, 80.
Kansas. As; Nebraska, %.
George Washington, 43; Emory and
Henry, 81.
Alma, 80; Hillsdale. 81
Cape Girardeau. 90; llirksville. IT.
Armour Tech, %; Michigan Normal. 81
Berea, 81; Kentucky Wesleyan, 81.
Rice, AZ; S. M, u, 26.
Texas Aggies. IS; T. G. U, 10.
McPherSon. 80. RethAnV La
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
OF such addresses.)
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Net GOSSIP

With three teams tied for the
lead in the EN- Roe Hoosier League
the E. c. Atkins METERS are to
oppose the Wayne Park Garage
team at 1880 tonight at the Hoosier
Athletic Club.
Also sharing the lead with five
victories and two losses, Crown
Products are scheduled to meet the
Clayton A. G. quintet at $50. The
Midland Insurance team and j. D.
Adams are carded for the final
contest.
The schedule for games tonight in the
Big Six League at the Pennsy gym fol-
lows:
-7:oo-Eastman Cleaners vs. Shelby Motor
Inn.
8:Oo-Kiefer- Stewart VS.. Ohio Cleaners,
9;00-Red Devils VS.. Apta Pola Club.
6 L, In do double overtime game the East
jim carrol Scored scored q iI points nj - 90 10 So
For games with Hornaday Milk call
Belmont on, 472S bewteen and and ask
Diaries take notice.
Fort Harrison is to oppose Wings In
a
feminist and Keystone-av, the Ail-Stars
will face Riverside and Holiday will
meet Showboat.
The newly organized Wonder Biscuit
f1ve wants games with city teams. Cali
Bill after g. Cherry 5394-W.
Thursdays schedule at the Riverside
vs.. Riverside Park M. E. Girls, S. s. Bud
dies VS. Riverside Park M. E. Varsity.
and East Side Cubs VS.. Riverside Park
Reserves.
Teams wanting games in the 1920
year-old class are asked to write to Bob
Burkhart, 6371a N. Jefferson-av Indian
apolis.
For games in the 12-14-year-old class.
managers having ACCESS to sym write to
apolis.
Belmont w. B. Boys Club is to oppose
Purple Aces Saturday night at the Haw-
and ask for Willard.
Fri. Friday night. Scout Troop II Of Riv-
Reserves, and the Riverside PARK varsity
is to meet the Sacred Heart High School
varsity at the high school gym.
The South Side Merchants have access
to gymnasium for tonight Teams
wanting games call Martin at Drexel 249a.
Riverside Olympics bowed to the Canary
Club. % to Is, last night at the Fletcher
az gym. For games with Canary Club call
Al at Drexel 6780 before $50. Newcastle
notice.
Fl. Harrison Medical Department de-
feated Hibben- Hollweg last night. 1923
The NEEDLES are to oppose the Hoosier
at g. Manager of Forrest Hills team Is
asked to call Paige at Cherry 1850,
Terminal 73
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Friday night Scout Troop II Of Riv-
erside Park is to oppose Sacred Heart
Reserves. and the Riverside Park varsity
is to meet the Sacred Heart High School
varsity at the high school gym.
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Riverside olympics bowed to the Canary
Club. % to Is, last night at the Fletcher
az gym. For games with Canary Club call
notice.
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Belmont w. B. Bows Club is to oppose
Purple Aces Saturday night at the Haw-
thorne floor. For games call Belmont SOIL
and ask for willard.
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The South Side Merchants have access
to gymnasium for tonight. Teams
wanting games call Martin at Drexel 24ea,
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further length
getting
Caesar" Just
book likely be
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feated Hibben-Hollweg last night, 4e-23
The NEEDLES are. to oppose the Hoosier
silent Stars at the Dearborn gym tonight
at g.. Manager of Forrest Hills team is
asked to call Paige at Cherry 1850.
Terminal II WV
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For games in the 12-14-year-old class.
managers having access to a gym write to
M. L. Denney, r. r. Is, Box, 61s, Indian
apolis
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Teams wanting games in the 1920
year-old class are asked to write to Bob
Burkhart, 6371a N. Jefferson-av Indian
apolis.
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Thursdays schedule at the Riverside
vs.. Riverside Park M. E. Girls, S. s. Bud
dies VS.. Riverside Park M. E. Varsity.
and East Side Cubs VS.. Riverside Park
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The schedule for games tonight in the
Big Six League at the Pennsy gym fol-
lows:
Inn.
-Kiefer-Stewart VS.. Ohio Cleaners
9:O0-Red Devils VS.. Apta Pola Club.
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In double overtime game, the East
Side Cubs downed Elite A. c. SO to 36
Jim Carroll scored "a points.
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!, Fort Harrison is to oppose Wings In
the Project League tomorrow night at
feminist and Keystone av, the Al-Stars
meet Showboat
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For games with Hornaday Milk call
Belmont 4725 bewteen 4 and and ask
for Bill. Weber Milk and East End
Diaries take notice
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The newly organized Wonder Biscuit
Bill after 6, Cherry 5394-W.
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Tarhee| Reaches
Net Sennifind|s

CHICAGO, June 81 Ernest
Suffer of Tulane, and Ramsey
Potts of North Carolina, will
meet in the lower bracket semi
final match today, to determine
who will play vernon John,
Southern California Southpaw,
for the national intercollegiate
tennis championship tomorrow.
John defeated fellow Califor-
MAN, Ben Dey Of Stanford, 6-3,
IS, Ga, in his seminal match
yesterday.
Norman Bickel and Norbert
Burgess, the University of Chi
cago'S doubles team, eliminated
Dick Bennett and Paul Newton
of the University of California,
defending doubles champions,
8+6, 81, 3-6, 81. 60, in q
semifinal match yesterday.
The Chicagoans will play the
winners of today's match between
Dey and William Seward of Stan
ford, and John and Charles Carr
of Southern California, for the
championship tomorrow.
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Roman Soldier
Discovery
RaCeToddy
BY LOU BINDMAN

NEW YORK, June 27-DlscoV.
cry versus Roman Soldier.
The two turf giants, both in
tip-top shape, will test each other
over the mile and an eighth Of
the Brooklyn Handicap, $4,000
added money headliner at Aque.
duct today. Under top weight Of
1856 pounds. Discovery, coupled in
the A. G. Vanderbilt colors with
Good Gamble and Good Harvest,
comedies 10 pounds to Elwood
Sachsenmaier's coal black colt.
Good Gamble is under 10 pounds
and Good Harvest under liz.
Palma. 100, and Ann O'Ruley,
IS, are the remaining prospects
in the field with the latter a
doubtful starter
Ladysman, gallant old cam.
paigner which has been away
from the races for quite a spell,
will make his comeback appear.
ance today in the Puritan Handi-
cap, mile and a sixteenth event
worth $4,000 added at the SUI.
folk Downs track in Boston.
Takes on lis Pounds
Now owned by Cleveland Put
nam, who purchased the old IA
vorite from w. R. Coe, Ladysman
will pick up top weight of lis
pounds against eight others in.
Guiding the A. G. Vanderbilt pair
of Gallant Mac and Scotch Bun.
A $4,000 added money purse is
being hung out for Illinois owners
in a handicap for their benefit
at Chicago's Hawthorne track. A
dozen horses, 3-year-olds and over,
are due to compete over the mile
and-an-eighth, with the stable Of
Mrs. Emil Denemark represented
by two horses-Corinto and Cha
sar. Forever Yours, a classy filly.
is in the lineup. st. Bernard and
Holl Image are also fit for good
performances. st. Bernard and
Corinto are equally top weighted
with 118 pounds each.
Whopper Runs at Detroit
Hal Price Headley's Whopper,
with 1872 pounds high weight up.
renews his rivalry with Fred M.
Alger, jr.'s, Azucar in the mile and
a sixteenth Pontchartrain Handi-
cap, $4,000 added, at the Detroit
track. Azucar will tote 118. Six
others are in the field Whopper
is coupled with Preeminent. Ed
ward F. Seagram's Stand Pat is
listed with 118 pounds and the
others in the group are Sir
Michael, SO; Sir Jim James, 100:
Pokeaway, SO, and Marynell, 104.
Latonia, KY, stages the Latonia
Oaks, worth $4,000 added, for s.
year-old fillies over a mile and an
eighth. Hal Price Headley'S Sparta,
which finished second in the De-
troit Derby, is pitted against nine
other Iassies, including Seventh
Heaven, Dora May, Brendard and
the j. B. RespresS 0air of Snow
Fairy and Gorgeous Lady. All are
weighted with 116 pounds.
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Columbian Loop
Schedule
MIDGET DIVISION

JUNE 27.-Sealfon's Pharmacy vs..
Nichols Athletic Club, Kennedy Service
JUNE SO.-Kennedy Service stations
VS.. Sealfon's Pharmacy Nichols Ath-
letic Club VS.. Lyon Village Lions.
JULY 4.-Lyon Village Lions VS.. Seal
fon's Pharmacy, Kennedy Service Sta
JULY 7.--Nichors Athletic Club VS..
Stations VS.. Lyon Village Lions.
JULY 11.-Kennedy Service Stations
vs.. sealfon's Pharmacy Nichols Ath-
letic Club VS.. Lyon Village Lions
JULY 14.-Nichors Athletic Club VS..
Kennedy Service Stations, Lyon Village
Lions VS.. Sealfon's Pharmacy.
July 1S.-Lyon Village Lions VS.. Ken
nedy Service Stations. sealfon's Phar-
macy VS., Nichols Athletic Club.
INSECT DIVISION
JUNE 30.-Alban Towers VS.. Randle
and Garvin Real Estate, Lasky's Deli
catessen VS.. Boze Berger Sluggers, Aces
VS.. Conn. Yankees. Anacostia Insects get
JULY s-RandIe and Garvin Real
Estate Company VS.. Aces. Laskys Deli
catessen VS.. no one. they get bye
Bozie Berger Sluggers VS.. Alban Tow
ers. Conn. Yankees VS.. Anacostia In
sects.
JULY 7-Randle and Garvin Real
Estate Company VS.. Conn. Yankees
Lasky's Delicatessen VS.. Alban Towers.
AnaCOSLla lnSeCIS VS.. aces anu Il1o
Bozie Berger Sluggers get a bye.
PEEWEE DIVISION
JUNE 3O-Roosevelt Tigers VS.. Tre-
mont Athletic Club, Colony Radio Serv-
Ice Company VS.. Columbian Peewees,
Addison Chevrolet Co. vs.. Buck New
som A. c., Smiths Pharmacy Senators
VS.. Glover Park Tigers. Nichols Athletic
Club has bye.
JULY 2-Colony Radio Company vs..
Nichols Athletic Club, Buck Newsom
A. C. vs. fremont Athletic CLUB.
Smiths Pharmacy Senators VS.. Column
bian Peewees. Addison Chevrolet Com
pany VS.. Roosevelt Tigers, Nichols
Athletic Club has a bye.
JULY 7-Smith's Pharmacy Senators
VS.. Nichols Athletic Club, fremont A.
C. VS.. Glover Park Peewees. Buck New
som Peewees get bye, Colony
Radio Service VS.. Roosevelt Tigers,
Addison Chevrolet Company VS.. Column
JULY 9-Roosevelt Tigers VS.. Nichols
Athletic Club, Smiths Pharmacy Sena-
tors VS.. fremont A. G., Glover Park
Peewees vs. Buck Newsom A. G..
Colony Radio Service Company VS..
Addison Chevrolet Company, a bye for
the Colum bian Peewees.
JULY 14-Addison Chevrolet Com
pany VS.. Smiths Pharmacy Senators,
Nichols Athletic Club VS.. Glover Park
Peewees, Colony Radio Service Com
pany VS.. Buck Newsom Peewees, Co
lumbar Peewees VS.. Roosevelt Tigers.
and fremont Athletic Club gets bye.
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Bitsy Grant Wins
Straight Sets
Continued from Page u


Ga, 6-3, while title-holder Perry
accounted for C. E. Malfroy, of
New Zealand, 60, 60, "a.
Senorita A. LLAMA, of Chilli, ad-
vanced at the expense of Britain's
Mary Heeley 6-3, 6-3.
Fraulein Marie Louise Horn, of
Germany, defeated Mile. M. R.
Couquerque, of Belgium, 6-3,
&c.
The American contingent was
reduced with the defeat of Mrs.
Dorothy Burke Andrus by Nine.
Rene Matthew, of France, Ga,
As, 6-3.
Lone American survivor in the
women'S singles following elimi-
nation Of Mrs. Dorothy Burke
Andrus, Miss Jacobs out-dueled
Countess de la Vel Dene by
steadier volleying.
The countess led 81 in the
first set but the American quick
ened her tempo, levelling the set
at 4-a1l and then breaking service.
She won the set with a love-game
on service.
The Frenchwoman led in the
second at 2-1, but again Miss
Jacobs came from behind, nicking
the sideline with smoking chop
strokes. She will meet Senorita
de Llama, of Chile, in the quarter
finals next week.
Wilmer Allison and John Van
Ryn, of the United States, downed
P. 2elizz and Y. Petra, of France,
81, IS, 6-3, in the mems
doubles.
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Padghenn Wins
British Open
Continued from Page u

CONTINUED from rage II
morning round at 216, and made
the turn at 81 on the afternoon
round.
Percy Alliss, veteran British
star, also had a slim chance after
shooting the first half Of the final
round in a Scintillating "a. He
needed a record-breaking 80 COM
ing in to tie Padgham.
Today's final play saw the low
est scoring of the entire tourney.
The weather was warm and there
was virtually no breeze.
It remained for Padgham, how
ever, to shoot the steadiest golf of
all. While Sarazen, Green and
Cotton were shooting 70s, and an
unknown Briton, w. j. Branch,
was getting a record-tying 68, Pad
CHAM was content with a II. He
was able to match this again in
the afternoon, which was more
than the others could do.
Plays Steady Golf
Padgham, biggest money-win-
ner in British golf this year, has
played steady but not flaShy
golf throughout the tournament,
his first two rounds being 70
and 70, respectively. The others
had better rounds, and worse.
Padgham, along with Cotton
and Sarazen. had ranked as a
favorite to win.
Although most players found
the going easy this year, the de-
tending titleholder, ALI Perry,
could not get going. He shot
his chances in the morning
round with an 80, coming back
in the afternoon to take a 70
for total of 311, far down the
list.
Sarazen Thrilling
Sarazen'S par-shattering drive
for q holes today was thrilling.
He cut five strokes off par to this
point and had a definite chance
to put himself at the top.
However, his S on the 255-yard
tenth and a hooked tee shot on
the short eleventh for a 4 lost
two valuable strokes. There was
some hope again when he got a
birdie 2 on the short thirteenth.
Still full of fight. Genes
chances went overheard when he
missed an eight-foot putt for a
par on the fifteenth. He missed
another sinkable putt on the
sixteenth, and Herewith went his
title chances.
The rest was anticlimactic. He
was in a bunker on the seven
tenth, taking a S. and having
shot and lost with his final days
finish. Gene finished carelessly
with a 5 on the eighteenth.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Leslie
InGo|f Final

CHICAGO, June 27-Charles
Kocsis, of Michigan, and Paul Les
lie, a Missourian who represents
Louisiana State University, will
play So holes-if necessary-over
the hilly North Shore Country
Club course today for the National
intercollegiate Golf championship.
Kocsis gained the finals the hard
way, squaring his match with
Willie Turnesa, of Holy Cross, on
the thirty-sixth green yesterday,
and then going on to win the
thirty-seventh and the match.
The amiable Leslie defeated his
pal, classmate, and captain, red
Haas, jr., of New Orleans and
L. S. u, 5 and 4.
Haas, the tournament medalist
and runnerup for the title in '35,
predicted last Monday that Leslie
would win the collegiate title.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Braddotk Uninjured
In Automobile Crash

FAIRFIELD, Conn, June 81
G.N.SO.-James ]. Braddock
heavyweight boxing champion, es-
capped injury today when an auto
mobile driven by his manager, Joe
Gould, crashed into the rear of
another car. Braddock was en-
route to New York from Massachu-
sets where he refereed boxing
bout last night.
Police were told the car driven
by Francis Calvin of Waterbury
stopped suddenly at traffic light
on the Post Road and the Brad
dock car crashed into it. Both cars
were damaged.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Sport Worlds Passing Show

Eulace Peacock, handicapped
by muscle injury, failed to quail
ify for final Olympic track and
field tryouts in Harvard stadium
tests.
At Milwaukee, Don Lash, In
diana pOwerhOuse, ran past
seven rivals to qualify for
10000 meter run in Olympics.
Katherine Rawls retained med
ley title for sixth consecutive
year and Washington A. C. quar-
tet retained relay crown in ma
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Star SoftbaI| Team
Schedules Workouts

Team No. /, which engages
Team No. 2 in the All-Star softball
contest Tuesday night in Griffith
Stadium, will workout this after
noon at 3 o'clock on the Park View
playground. Another workout is
listed at the same place tomorrow
at 1890 a. m. Jimmy Kitchens
and Frank Carr are coaching the
team.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27

tiOnal swimming championships
in New York.
Wilmer Allison and Don Bulge
gained quarter final round in
British title tennis tourney.
Big reception accorded to Max
Schmeling, knockout conquerOr
of Joe Louis, upon return to Ger
many on dirigible Hindenberg.
Baseball results: Cubs, 3,
Giants, l; Cards, 6, Dodgers, 1;
Pirates, 2, Bees, 1; Reds, IL, Phil
lies, 6; Indians, 8; Red SOx, Z.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Barney Welsh Plays
SemifinaI Net Match

PITTSBURGH, June 27.-Bar-
ney Welsh, Washington, D. c.,
seeded No. 2, faces Robert Har-
mon, Berkeley, Calf, seeded No. 8,
in the Middle States Grass Courts
semifinalS.
Topseeded Arthur Hendrix, Lake
land, Fla, meets Guy Cheng, OF
China, seeded No. T.. in the other
match.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
4TednnsReady
. For Activity
In July
BY GARRETT WATERS

Baseball fans everywhere have
heard by now of Buddy Lewis,
Griff third sacker, and Phil Ca
varetta, first baseman Of the
Chicago Cubs.
But what these same baseball
fans are not familiar, is the fact
that both started on their respec-
tive climbs to success by their
activities in American Legion Ju-
nior affairs.
It is with this in view that the
national body Of the American
Legion begins a new junior series
in July for kid teams throughout
the country. Possibly, they say,
may be found other youngsters
who'll be talented enough to jump
into the big league picture later
on in their careers.
} The District of Columbia enters
these baseball activities this year.
Already Legion posts in the city
have held meetings for the organi-
zation and maintenance Of a
junior league.
Royal Heads Body
The plans have been successful,
thanks to George F. Royal, Ken
meth Nash post, who is department
athletics officer here, and his as
sistantS, Charles Kohen, past COM
nander of the Costello Post;
George Lee, Sergeant Jasper Post;
George Fox, Tank Corps Post, and
Charles j. Warren, vice COM
mander Of legion in the District.
A league will open shortly after
July 4 with four teams, all uni
formed, including the Police Post,
Fort Stevens Post, Costello Post,
and Nash Post. Four other teams
will enter the circuit as soon as
uniforms and equipment can be
purchased. These include Sergeant
Jasper Post, Lincoln Post, Speng1er
Post, and Bunker Hill Post.
The washington" league will
compete in an elimination series,
ending August Is. At that time
the winner will meet the cham
pion Junior Legion team OF the
State Of Delaware.
The winner of that series will
engage the. winner of a series
between the Maryland and Vir-
einia champions. A final play
off will find the successful team
the representative in the Ma
tional World Series. sponsored
by the National Body Of the
American Legion.
Back in 20
The dates for the world
Series" games will be selected
by the ruling bodies after the
various play-offs have been COM
pleted. The site will be decided
upon also.
It's been several years since
Washington competed In any
Junior baseball play. Members
Of the D. c. body remember
what a. great thing it was for
the youngsters, however, and
are anxious to tackle the job
again.
It was back in 1929 when the
last District of Columbia American
Legion junior team competed in a
championship series. The lively
little town Of Hagerstown was the
site. The Spengler Post nine rep
resented Washington.
An interesting series was held,
when youngsters well known in
Sandlot baseball circles now, in
Guiding AL Meiklejohn, Austin
Pohl and Mario Gregorio-juSt to
mention a few-played their heads
off to bring back glory for their
''home town The Spenglers went
to the finals of this particular
playoff and we're only beaten after
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
.Heroond Goat

THE HERO-Joe VOS mix,
whose tenth inning homer won
for the Indians over the Red
SOx, 8 to ].
THE GOAT-Danny MacFay-
den, who kept the Pirates score
less until the ninth, when he al
lowed two runs as Bees lost,
2 to /.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Barbara Simons Wins

Miss Barbara Simons, 107-30-
II, took first honors in the
women's golf tournament at
Manor Club yesterday. Esther
Eddy, Mrs. j. w. Kramer and
Mrs. E. H. CaShell tied for second
with 81 each.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Argyle HdnditapT Team
To PLAY Beaver Dam

Ray Lawrenson will lead his
Argyle Country Club golf handicap
Geam into action against Beaver
Dam at the latter's course tomor-
row afternoon at l o'clock.
In addition to LawrenSon, Ar
gyle's team includes Harry Grimm
and John Gardner.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
HiIIcrest Booking

Hillcrest Pharmacy desires a
game tomorrow with a team hav-
ing a diamond. Phone Atlantic
141l.
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
British Open
Golf Scores

HOYLAKE, England, June 81.
Following are the leading cards
for the fourth and final round
of the British Open golf cham
pionship today:
The Washington times., 1936-06-27
Pinette
Stars at Net

With Matte Pinette turning in
two victories, Charlotte Decker
one, against the one loss by Kath-
leen Klotz, Bureau of Standards,
crept up on the leading George
Washington team in the District
Women'S Tennis League.
Annette Mathews, the only G. w.
player to see action last week,
dropped a decision to Doris Roth
we'll, of Racqueters. Helen Field
man and Christine Gawne ,chalked
up wins for Chevy Chase. Sum-
TEAM STANDING
su. Of st'ds. IS SRock Greek 80 II
Army.Navy 10 q Mt. Pleasant. 8 IL
Nationals 12 II
SUMMARIES OF MATCHES
DOrette Miller (N.) defeated Sara Moore
Matte Pinette tB. 81 defeated Audrey
School "a. NJ, 2-e. sa1, "a.
GhristinS GaWne &c; C.. defeated
leen KIots (B. S.. 6-S, "a.
., Mary Gass (N.) defeated Eleanor VOith
Enid Mitchell (R. co. defeated Eleanor
Carroll IN. Ply, SIS, as, 60.
Mary Van der Veer IN. P.S' 1OIs. IS.
Charlotte Decker CB. So defeated Mary
Louise BraseltOn (N:), Ga, Ga.
Doris ROthwell (R.) defeated Annette
Matthews C. wy, g., 6-S.
Mary GAS (N) defeated Sue Van
Dyke (R. C.l, 81, 6-1.,
Edith Clarke "a. NJ defeated DOrette
Miller (NO, 60, 7-9. 6-3.
Matte Pinette CB. So defeated Esther
Stein (R.. c., 6-1, 6-2.
Helen Feldman &C.. CO. defeated Bea
Eynon (W.). Ga, 6-3.
Betsy Rowan "a. ny defeated Betty
Bullion (W.). 100, as, 60.
Anne Shute "a. NJ defeated Christine
etlls (W.)s e-6, 3-6, 6-3.