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Evening star., 1936-05-08
TERPS TEST NAVY
IN LACROSSE TILT
Contest Heads Big Sports
Program of Annapolis
Teams Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOLIS, Md, May S.-La-
~ crosse with the University Of
~ Maryland will head big bill
4 a of sports at the Naval Acade-
my tomorrow. while Nays crew and
track team will be engaged elsewhere.
Maryland and Navy are two Of the
three college lacrosse teams in the
Nation which have not lost to or been
tied by another college team.
Other varsity contests at the Naval
Academy are base ball with Duke,
tennis with North Carolina, golf with
Johns Hopkins and a rifle match, the
first of the season, with the Essex
troop of Newark, N. ].
The plebes also have a good bill
with base ball against Eastern High
of Washington, lacrosse against Bal
timore Poly, tennis with St. Marys
and track against Mercersburg. There
also will be base ball game between
the Navy "B" squad and the White
Oaks nine of Baltimore.
Big Test for Track Team.
VARSITY and Jayvee crews, flushed
with their victories over Cornell
last Saturday, will oppose Princeton
and Syracuse on Lake Carnegie and
the unbeaten track team will have its
work cut out for it by North Carolina
at Chapel Hill.
Events will begin as follows:
lis, lacrosse, Plebes VS.. Baltimore
Poly; tennis. Plebes VS.. st. Alhans
School.
2, Base ball, Varsity VS.. Duke; golf,
Varsity VS.. Johns Hopkins; rife, VAR
sity VS.. Essex Troop.
2:15, track, Plebes vs.. Mercersburg
(f1eld events start at 1:45).
3, Lacrosse, Varsity VS.. MARYLAND; !;
base ball, Plebes VS.. Eastern High;
B Squad VS.. White Oaks.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
TERRAPIN NETMEN LOSE
Victims of Virginia Stack Up
Against Richmond Today.

RICHMOND, Va, May 8 Lp).-The
University of Maryland tennis team,
trounced, 81, yesterday by Virginia's
crack court team at Charlottesville,
Va. was to face Richmond University
racket wielders here today.
-. 6-3; Fishburne tVa) defeated Rim
toul. e.; 6--1; Williams (Va.l defeated
Beachan' st. 6-3; Fine lya;) defeated
feated Classic. 2-6. 81: 6-3.
feated Krulevitz and Land 6-o. Cd:
Fishburne and Jones tVaD defeated Rim
toul and Meloy. Sc C. 6-3: Fine
and Henry (Va) defeated Lehman and
Beachan, g.. 3-6, 6-3.
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PARRISH PRO GRIDDER
Former G.. w. End Signs to Play
With Chicago Bears.

CHICAGO, May 8 (P).-Bill Parrish,
former star end of the George WASH
ington University foot ball team, has
signed contract to play with the
Chicago Bears of the National Pro-
fessional Foot Ball League, it has been
announced by Owner George Halas.
He will report for practice at the
end of the Summer.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
DIXIE SCRIBES TO FISH.

CHARLOTTE. N. c., May 8 [P.-
Jake Wade, president of the Southern
Sports Writers Association, has an
nounced that a deep-sea fishing trip
would be a feature of the organiza-
tion's third annual convention at
Silver Springs, Fla, which starts
Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Boulig Records Gets 7,uo Olympic 7youts
Varied Sports
CoIIere Rase Ball.

SuhC6C DooO AS"AAs
Maryland, 10; William and Mary, z.
Guilford College. g.; Georgetown, 6.
Wake Forest, 2; Quantico Marines. l.
Mount st. Mary's, 16; Juniata, 6.
Arizona, 81; Southern California. IL.
Notre Dame, 10; Northwestern. 8.
Butler, 8; Indiana Central, 8.
Iowa, 8; Carleton, 3.
Illinois Wesleyan, l3; Northern
Teachers, /.
College Tennis.
Maryland. 8; Virginia. /.
Purdue, 4: Depauw, 2.
Lynchburg College, 4; Elon, 3.
College Golf.
L. S. o., 9la: Notre Dame, 8la.
College Polo.
Iowa State, IL; Missouri, 6.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
CARL HUTCHINSON DIES.

Carl Lefty Hutchinson, prominent
in sandlot base ball here more than
Is years ago. died Wednesday in
Bethlehem, Pa. He pitched for the
Gunton Temple Memorial team when
the Baptists won several titles in
the Church League, then the most
formidable sandlot loop in Washington.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
TOPS vOLLEY BALL AGAIN.

DAVENPORT. Iowa, May 8 (P.-
For the third straight year. Fort
Wayne, Ind, has won the national
veterans volley ball championship, de-
feating Binghamton, N. Y, 1876, els
and 15-7 in the final.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
LISTS ATHLETIC CARNIVAL.

TAPPAHANNOCK, Va, May g.
The second annual Tappahannock
athletic fair will be held at Tappa-
hammock High School tomorrow.
Events will begin at 10 o'clock in
the morning and continue all day.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
G. U. Prep Sports
Leader Resigns

Joe GARDNER, athletic direc-
tor. foot ball and basket ball
coach at Georgetown Prep. will re-
sign his post at the end of the
present school year. it was an
nounced today by Rev. Henri j.
Wiesel, s. j., president of the
school.
No reason was forthcoming on
Gardner's resignation. No decision
has been reached in regard to his
successor.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
BIG HIGH SCHOOL MEET.

UNIVERSITY, Va, May (P,.-
More than 2S0 trackmen, representing
38 high schools. are participating in
the twenty-second annual meet of the
Virginia High School Literary and
Athletic League on Lambeth Field to-
day and Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
BETHESDA BIRD AHEAD
Leads Field of 264 Pigeons Over
200-Mile Flight.

A bird from the Bethesda Loft was
we'll out in front in the 2O0-mile flight
from Roanoke, Va, sponsored by the
D. c. Racing Pigeon Club, in which
264 birds from II lofts competed.
The first four returns won diplomas.
The following is the average speed
in yards per minute of the first return
to each loft:
Evening star., 1936-05-08
TAYLOR PICKS JIMMY.

LOS ANGELES, May P.-Bud
Taylor, who has won and lost to
Jimmy McLarnin and Tony Canzoneri.
picks the Vancouver, British Columbia,
Irishman to take the decision in their
New York bout tonight.
Evening star., 1936-05-08


~ bounteous share of pre-
Wv Olympic track and field
competition, what with
The Evening Star marathon May 30
being q final tryout for the world
games as well as a national A. A. U.
championship and the action just
taken by the American Olympic Com
mittee in declaring the District A. A.
U. championships on May 80. at the
University of Maryland, a regional
tryout.
Thsu. for the first time in many
years, Memorial day, day in many
sections of the country given over
largely to sports, will find thousands
of Washingtonians engrossed in ath-
letics.
Star athletes from colleges, high
and prep schools and A. A. U. asso-
Citations throughout the Middle At
lantic area will take part in the Dis
trict A. A. U. games, which will be
under the direction Of Dorsey J. Crit
fifth, chairman of the Track and Field
Committee of the local A. A. U.
TO BE eligible to compete in the
Olympic semi-fnal tryouts at
Boston and the finals at Randalls
Island, N. Y, later, an athlete must
win either a first, second or third in
a regional tryout
With the District championships
designated as a regional affair, ath-
letes from any college or A. A. U. as
sociation are eligible and the meet is
expected to draw heavily from North
and South Carolina, Virginia and
Maryland, including such universities
as Virginia, Richmond, Washington
and Lee, v. M. l., v. P. l., North Caro-
lima, Duke, William and Mary, George
town, Maryland Johns Hopkins,
Catholic University and the Naval
Academy, as well as the many ath-
letic stars now enrolled in the Fed
eral Government.
Entry blanks will be distributed in
a few days by Chairman Griffith and
may be had at Spalding's and Catholic
University.
THE championship events are as
follows: One hundred meters,
Evening star., 1936-05-08
MOUNT RAINIER BOOKING.

Manager Newell is booking games
for the Mount Rainier Grays, who
want a tilt for this Sunday in par
ticular. Call Newell at Greenwood
270l.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
ARENZ W. & I. LEADER.

LEXINGTON, Va, May (R.-Carl
Arenz of McDonough, Md, Southern
Conference champion in the 155-pound
division for the past two years, has
been elected captain of the washing
ton and Lee mat team for 1887.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
HERNDONs IN TWO TILTs.

Helndon A. c. will stack up against
the Stansbury nine tomorrow at 8
o'clock, while the Herndon Hitters
will face Falls Church on Sunday at
the same time. Both games will be
played at Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
WANT A SUNDAY GAME.

The Pep Boys base ball team Is
anxious to schedule crack unlimited
team for Sunday at / O'Clock. Call
Manager Kendall at Adams 3091.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
SOX RELEASE STUMPT.

Outfielder George Stumpt has been
returned to Kansas City of the Amer.
lean Association by the Chicago White
Sox, who released him Internationally
from Washington yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
C. C. G. TEAM IS ACTIVE.

Company 1901 of the C. c. c. at
Beltsville, Md, wants to schedule base
ball games with strong local unlimited
mines Call Lieut.. c. A. Kengla at
Berwyn 327-W.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
WANT INSECT DATES.

Games with teams in the insect
class are sought by the Thiele's Garage
nine, which is booking at Atlantic
1913.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
PEEWEE TEAMS CLASH.

Cardinal Peewees will stack UP
against the Stronk Oak Peewees Sum
day at o'clock on the West Ellipse
diakaond.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
WANT GAME TOMORROW.

The Dixie Pigs, having field, are
looking, for a game tomorrow. Call
Stan,eigh Bowers at 789.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
TIGERS WANT CONTEST.

Takoma Tigers want a game Sum
day with some strong unlimited team
having a diamond. Call Shepherd
2097.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Women's Bowling
Tourney Scores
SINGLES.
CLASS A

CLASS A.
Dusan 40 SIS as
Becht'd 103 81 113
599-213 115 2l1
CLASS B.
Sulliv'n 116 a3 104 Wheeler So III 81
Misch'u 104 100 80 Beeler- s4 102 100
625-220 2O2 203 603-170 219 214
| Slime 90 103 ~
Jenine III 105 115
624-2O4 2OS 212
III CLASS c.
II Campbell so So 95 MorE'st'n S5 sc a5
Konopa 100 SO log MG'rick 80 81 30
SH4-1NS LEO 1l1 hol-1R1 II 81
Evening star., 1936-05-08
TAKOMANS SEEK ACTION.

Games with fast unlimited base ball
teams are desired by the Takoma
Tigers. who will play the Burleith A.
c. Sunday on No. IL diamond at 3
O'Clock. Call Shepherd 2097.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
OPEN FOR SUNDAY TILT.

Any strong unlimited team looking
for game Sunday may contact the
st. Mary's Celtics at Alexandria
1437-W.
Evening star., 1936-05-08

THE championship events are as
follows: One hundred meters,
200 meters, 400 meters, 4o0-meter
hurdles, 800 meters, 1.500 meters, no.
meter high hurdles, high jump, pole
Evening star., 1936-05-08
MASONS TO ROLL
ORSHAH TROPHY
Those in All Loop Games
Eligible to Compete
Tomorrow Night.

. INMEN who have rolled every
- game of the 1886 schedule
of the Masonic Bowling League
Evening star., 1936-05-08

1,491-47s 523 400
Recreation

321-4O9 AIS 434 1.26S-415 416 437
CLASS C
Evening star., 1936-05-08

1,565-405 557 5I3 I.657-525 564 SOS
Evening star., 1936-05-08
MARATHON, A.A.U i.
| MEET HEADL|NED
Track Games at Maryland
May 80 Designated as
Regional Event.
BY ROD THOMAS.

DIX hOD 1hOMAS.
Y v WASHINGTON is down for a
NA bounteous share of pre-
Wv Olympic track and field
rnrnnetition What with
Evening star., 1936-05-08
ENWS,
CLASS B..


564-19S 1863 1877 529-167 III 1S5
Evening star., 1936-05-08

1.a4s-453 46a 43o 1.aes-77 464 457
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Merchants
Trim Hiqh
School 1913

Holtyillc Merchant diamondccrs
lowered the boom on the high school
nine Thursday night TO bat out
a 1913 win over the school boys
and throw the league into a three
way tie for first place.
Each club in the league now has
a record of two victories and two
losses.
The high school nine went to
work in tn first inning and scored
two runs but the Merchants scored
three markers in the second inning
to sew up the game.
The Merchants added one run in
the sixth. two in the seventh. two
in the eighth and one in the ninth
canto
Gray. Merchants second baseman
led the winners attack with two
home runs in four trips to the
plate. ZumStein also blasted a four
base blow to add to the total
P. Fornasero pitched a great
game for the Merchants allowing
only hits and no earned runs.
Hulon Wigington allowed three
hits and four runs in three innings
and the Merchants banged out five
hits and six runs off Rogers slantS
in six cantoS
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

Redskins have hammered out AZ
hits for 81 runs. In the first game
Of the series, the Indians pounded
out 20 hits making them good for
10 runs: the second was 6 to 5
margin on nine hits and on Thurs
day they collected 10 singles in
scoring their 13 runs.
Last night, Dick Barrett was in
form. holding the Oaks IN check
until he had a commanding lead
of six runs, then he permitted the
Mcyermen to score one in the
fourth, but Seattle added three to
make it nine to one N their half
Of the fourth. Bell hit a homer for
Oakland in the sixth while the In
dians were leading II to /. Barrett
coasted the rest OF the way. allow
ins the Oaks 10 hits. Tobin and
Mcdonald did the pitching for the
Oaks. The Oaks made three cr-
rOrS.
Sacramcnto's Solons took the
third straight game from Bill
Sweeneys Portland Beavers, beat
ing the north hXesterners 5 to + in
10 innings under the lights.
The Missions won a double head
er from the tail end Los Angeles
Angels, y 10 5 and 4 10 3, the
nightcap lasting l3 innings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

Bob finished yards ahead on the
final lap.
In the Jack Person trophy dash,
the first race of the program, won
by Frank Hetzel. Bob Douthitt took
a first lap lead but skidded off the
track on the second round smacked
into one of the many bales of hay
strewn over the field, and bounced
20 feet into the air. Five hundred
cash customers sighed with relief
when the car plunged to the ground
and lit upright.
Hetzel was tagged in and the race
was run over with Frank taking
a close win.
Every race was packed with thrills
as the tiny cars sped around the
oval, each driver intent on crossing
the finish line ahead of his op-
ponent even if it meant taking a
desperate chance.
Drivers taking part III the races
were: Ward Swarthout. car No. l,
El Centro Bob Douthitt, car No, 2,
FL Centre; Fred Davis, car No 3,
FL Centre: Frank Hetzel. car No 6,
Ell Centre; Hardin Young. car No. 7,
FL Centro; Fred Soloman. car No.
%. El Centro. Bud Pest, car No. u.
El Centro. and two San Diego con-
teStants.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

SOtbAlAS
Fred Davis was second and Fred
Soloman and Hardin Young finish
cd third and fourth. All San Diego
cars failed to finish the 10 lap grind.
Frank Hetzel jumped into the
lead on the first lap of the main
event and held the edge until the
ninth round when Fred Davis
smashed into HetzelS car when he
attempted to pass Frank on the
northeast turn. Hetzel's car ca
reened off the track and piled
into bale of hay that was placed
Just off the track. Fans leaped
to their feet as Franks car hurtled
into the air when it struck the
hay. scattering alfalfa in all direc-
tionS. When the auto finally came
to rest it was too badly damaged
TO continue the race.
In the meantime, Douthitt took
the lead and although Davis threat
Pned to overtake him several times,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Four Teams
Ready For
& a m es

-Four evenly matched Softball
teams, Holtville. BraWley, Ell Cen
no and Calexico, are on edge for
the opening games of the Valley
league season scheduled on Mon
day and Tuesday nights OF next
week.
The first game of the season
will be played in Ell Centre Monday
night when the Ell Centre Mer-
chants will entertain strcng
BraWlcy Merchants team.
Tuesday night CalcXico will
meet Holtvillc valley leagucrs, spon-
.ored by Cramcr Baking company.
The game Nill be played on the
SalcXico diamond.
All valley league games will start
At 8:l5 o'clock and each park will
furnish the umpircs for its home
games.
CalcXicO Favored
CalcXico is rated as the out
standing favorite to cop honorS IN
the league with Holtvillc, Ell Cen
tro and BrawlCy ranked close be-
hind.
Ed Kelly. Calexico pitcher is
considered one of the best in the
southwest. He employs a battling
change of pace and has speed to
burn.
Holtville has lined up an out
standing pitcher for the season in
Cliff Caruth. Caruth pitched a 10
hit no-run game against the El
Centro Negro all star team We'd
nesday night and stamped himself
as one of the best chuckers in the
league. With HoYle Priest behind
the plate Holtviilc will boast a
powerful battery that will be hard
to beat.
Homer Chambers will do the
chucking for the FL Ccntro team
and E. RabeouX will chuck for
Brawley. Chambers has made an
impressive record in his five years
Of pitching softball and has one
of the most tricky deliveries in the
league.
RabeouX, former Indio chucker,
may be able 10 pitch BraWley into
the league championship as he
beasts an impressive record in the
Coachella valley league. With the
powerful array of BraWley hitterS
behind him he will be hard 10 beat.
The veteran Pete SoHers will be
behind the plate for the BraWlcy
nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Entry List
Closed For
500 MiIers

INDIANAPOLIS. May %. U.P)-
Starting lineup for tomorrow's class
ic 5OO-mile speedway race promises
more speed and less fuel consump-
ton than in 1885.
Starting lists were complete to-
day. with three former champions
listed among the 33 who will line
mp three abreast tomorrow to risk
their lives IN pursuit of Americas
premier automobile crown.
Lowest qualifying speed was Ill
.O78 miles an hour. This was high
er than last years minimum. despite
the fact that the limit on fuel for
the 25-mile test run was reduced
from three to two and half gal
Ions.
Only three of the five drivers who
qualified Yesterday roaring around
the brick oval 10 times at more
than 100 miles an hour and using
less than the limit Of fuel. were
placed in the starting list.
The other two, along with two
who qualified earlier, we're named
as alternateS, because their speeds
we're lowest. They will not com
pete unless there is a last-minutc
withdrawal.
Fred Frame, Los Angeles, who
qualified yesterday with an aver
age of ll2877 miles an hour, was
the third former champion to enter
the list He won the race in 1882.
The other former champions arc
Louis Meyer. Huntington Park,
Cal. who won in 1923 and 1888. and
William wild Bill" Cummings, In
dianapolis. who won in 1884
Rex Mays, 24.year old Glendale,
Cal, daredevil held the coveted
pole position for the second time
in a row His qualifying speed,
1864 miles an hour, was the high
est this year, although it fell short
of the record Of 120736 he set in
1885.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Merchants

The score:
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Boston Stings Giants In
DoubIeheader; Cards
Lose Second to Pirates

NEW YORK, May 28. UP)-The
New York Giants lost a double
header to the Boston Bees today
and dropped into second place. al
lowing the ST. Louis Cardinal 10
take sole possession of the National
league lead despite their losing a
game to the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Bees took the first game.
43. They came from behind to
win the nightcap 5-4.
The Pirates took their second
straight from the Cardinals, to 2.
Jim Weaver held the slugging gas
house gang to four hits as the Pi-
rates pounded IS hits OFT four St.
Louis hurlers.
A free-for all fight featured the
Chicago Cubs II TO win over
the Cincinnati Reds. -Four players
were banished.
The Brooklyn Dodgers showed the
Philadelphia Phillies back into the
National cellar by triumphing l3 to
The New York Yankees boosted
their margin of leadership in the
American league to two and one
half games with 10 to 6 victory
10 in a sluggers' battle.
The Chicago White SoX put on
a ninth inning rally. scoring four
runs to defeat the Detroit Tigers
to s.
Cleveland's Indians moved into
third place ahead of the Tigers by
trouncing the ST. Louis Browns s
to 5.
The Philadelphia Athletics and
the Washington Senators split a
double header. the AS taking the
first, to 3, in 10 innings and
the Senators winning the finale
TO 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
B LEAGUE PUTS
OFF CONTESTS
FRIDAY NIGHT

3 league games scheduled for
Friday night have been postponed
until next Friday night, according
10 Noel Smith secretary Of the
league.
Because of the double holiday
coming up this weekend, officials
Of the league yo.eo to postpone the
games in order to give the players
an opportunity to take advantage
Of the Memorial day holiday.
Because the Valley League has
chosen Monday night to open their
league play the B league games
scheduled for next Monday will be
played on Tuesday night.
Tuesday night the Bachelors will
play the 20-30 club in the first
game and the Elks will play the
Eagles in the second tilt. Friday
night, June 5, the Elks will play the
Golden State and the Bachelors will
play the Eagles.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

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Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
m en-
Halt Casey
Win Streak

A three run rally in the sixth
inning netted Shorty's Shoemen a
81 win over the league leading
Casey nine Thursday night in
Brawley commercial league play.
Shorty's nine played heads up
bali all OF the way and took ad
vantage of very hit to nose out the
strong Insurance club.
Leland Lewis pitched agreat game
for Shorty's letting down CaSey's
outfit with six scattered hits and
was in danger in only one inning.
Vince Chalupnick also chueked
a great game holding the Shoemen
batters in check all the way eX-
cept in the fatal sixth canto.
Thursday nights victory put the
Shoemen in a tie for the top
position in the league standings
The score by innings:
Casey's .--... 100 600 000-l ?
Shorty's - coo 003 OOx-3 5 !
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Blind Youths Hold
Own Track Contest

WATERFOWL. Mass. May %.
U.P)-Boy students at Perkins insti-
tuition for the blind staged regula-
ton track meet yesterday, racing
through lanes marked by guide
wires. Similar guides enabled them
to broad and high jump.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
SEATTLE WINS 3RD
BATTLE FROM OAKS
BY UNITED PRESS

Ruthc Seattle Indians again went on the war path
Thursday little respect for oakands pitchers
scaped the Acorns 13 to 3
the Oaks have been the mercy of the
Indians heavy three from the Oaks the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
BOB Doufhitt Annexes
4O-Lap Midget Race
San Diego Drivers Fail
To Place In Main Event

Bob Douthit zoomcd his miniature speedster around
the midget track Thursday night to take first place IN
the 40 lap held the Midget speedway III East
El Centre. -.
Douthitt toured the distance in l3 minutes and %
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
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