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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08
Bids Extended
by Democrats
at Statehouse

Dinner meetings of the Democratic
Women's Statehouse Club is to be
held at 6 Tuesday in the Indian
apolis Athletic Club.
Invitations have been issued to
Gov. and Mrs. McNutt, 1t. Gov. and
Mrs. Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs Pleas Green
lee, Mr. end Mrs. Evan B. Stotsen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Wheel
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton R. Keefe,
Mrs. Ine5 Scholl, Mrs. Mary Garrett,
Virgil Simmons, Omer Jackson and
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Crawford.
Miss Virginia Reynolds is to be
POSTMASTER and Misses Helen Hitch
and Bette Armstrong are co-chair-
men of the dinner committee.
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List of Committees
Other committees jnclude.

otllcL COIIllIiltJe6S 1nCluQe.
.Entert Maris, chairman.
Mary Bray; Ruth Farmer Betty Gibson
Margaret Hart Louise Hellman. Marv
Louise Kistler, Helen Lesser, Msrv IinSe
Beulah Mitchell, Margaret Reams Helen
Helen Tindau.
Tickets--Marv Downs. chairman: Hazel
Bunger. Virginia Carper, Marjorie Hind
mand, Jeanette Hunt. Betty Kemmer.
Spain and Gertrude Steffen. VA"
Hospitality-Mary Glaska. chairman.
joyce Bowman. Anne Grass. Mary Frances
Kinkaid, Mildred Lieness. Justine Mccain.
gathering Marren, Mary Mobley, Irene
Farr and Dorothy Wilson
:, Decofations-Iiinore Moran, chairman;
Margaret Bartel Sydell Berger. Elizabeth
Cults. Louella Clements Rose Csrion
Catherine Hunt Ruth Pontious. Mary Ger
trude Stadlev and Mary label
Puhlieity-christine Lawson. chairman:
liable Dunn. Dorothy Noone. Frances
springer and Dena Caplan.
Ms a . Duffy. Chairman: Opal
ris md Ear; Templeton
Fhahce-Bertha Ashcraft chairman:
Pansye Gladish Adah Halfhill Helen
Massing and Madge Tanselle
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

Hoac do goa serue Avocado
Salad? Let me gre you n
recipe from Old Merico.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

From all reports. CIFALDTS
Villa Nova was a gay place during
the holidays. Diner cutters who ap-
4 preciate the best of food
q. !; D; ]; !; !; !: !:
FCJl its high quality and deli
N" cacy of preparation-make
CIFALDI'S their choice for
~" parties. Luncheon bridge,
~1-tE dinner dancing, and all
Wv regular meetings and club
programs can be most successfully
managed at CIFALDI'S. It's home
like and spacious and arrangements
and menus are personally super
vised Phone IR. $40. (Three miles
east of Irvington on National Route
400
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

Don't be afraid to serve
certain aOines a0ith certain
foods. Whatever tastes good
is your best rule. And
modern American tastes do
differ from ancient CONT
Mental customs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

What more enjoyable indoor sport
for this season of the year :. than
refreshing the appetite and thirst
with round of new places to diner
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-08

Eat at pleasure.
Drink by measure
Old English Proverb.
ana you'll discover
your pleasure in that
deep restful atmosphere
of HENDRICKS Peasant
Room. Soft lights that
tinvite a coy informal
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You'll read about
dining the world
aroun d and
your imagination
will take you into
the secluded cafes
in Paris or New
York. You long for
a personal appear
ance i'll t h e S e
places. Yet, I won
Evening star., 1936-03-23
Mrs. .Siblev, to .Speak.
At y. ". Wednesda. .

Dlp.on.a-4C 24.1 ouL-o1-Lo1A oLcGLS
Will oe present TO hear Mrs. harper
Sibley talk on Deepening Friendships
in a Suspicious World" at the Y. w.
c. A. Wednesday, March IS. The
luncheon meeting at 1890 will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. William S. Culbert-
son, chairman Of the World Fellowship
Committee. Diplomatic guests will be
Nine. Ertegun, wife of the Turkish
Ambassador; Nine. Peter, wife Of the
Swiss Minister; Nine. Prochnik, wife
of the Austrian Minister, and Nine.
YoShizaw, wife of the counselor Of the
japanese Embassy.
Mrs. Albert w. Atwood, president Of
the Board of Directors, announces that
other out-of-town guests will be Mrs.
Isaac Barza, the founder Of the Y. w.
C. A. in the Philippines; Mrs. Rustia,
a member of the board there, and Mrs.
Vargas, wife Of the secretary to the
new president of the Commonwealth
of the Philippines.
Miss Elizabeth Sibley, daughter of
Mrs Harper Sibley, will be the guest
of Miss Olivia Stokes. Others at her
table will include: Miss Anne Carter
Greene. Miss Caroline Houston Thomp-
son and Mrs. Mead Fletcher of Alex
andria.
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Dawson Richardson, heads commit
tee which is planning dance for the
evening of Tuesday, April IA. The
affair, sponsored by the club, promises
to be one of the outstanding social
events of the Easter holidays. The
invitations, which will soon be issued,
will bring together large and inter-
esting group of young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Sherman were
hosts Sunday in their home. Ash
Grove, at Vienna. Va, when they en-
tertained in honor of the 9th BIRTH
day anniversary of Mrs. Sherman's
mother, Mrs. Bartholomew Besley.
Mrs. Besley's son, Mr.. Frederick Bes-
ley, and other daughters, Miss Flor
ence Besley and Mrs. James w. Muir
rell Of Baltimore, came for the day.
The guests numbered about 25.
Mrs. George T. Trimble of will
Transport, Pa, is spending several
weeks as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman.
Mr.. Cassilear Middleton, who is at
tending military school at Cornwall
on-the- Hudson, has arrived in Vienna,
Va. and is spending the Spring va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Middleton, in their home. Fair
fax Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Farver Of Nc
Lean, Va, had as their dinner guests
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sher-
wood and their daughter. Miss Betty
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Miss Nichols Engaged
Mr.. +. w. Sharp, Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Nichols Of
Hamilton. Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor Nichols, to MIR. Fredrick w.
Sharp, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
rick w. Sharp of The Plains, Va.
Miss Nichols Is a graduate of Mar
shall High School and at present a
senior at Stuart Circle School of Nurs-
ing in Richmond. Mr.. Sharp grad
uated from Stuyvesant School, War
renton, Va, and Game Conservation
Institute at Clinton, N. j. He is now
operating his own commercial quail
farm in Fauquier County.
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interesting Program
Is Given at Musicale
At Italian Embassy
Baron Mario Bucovich Shows Rare Collec-
ton of Photographs Which He Soon
Will Exhibit to the Public.

exceency dinner night followed
- by A pianist: A
Potronieri vionist A. Bonucc, clStgae the guests
appauded
by every
the perfectly music since
Brahms Beethoven SanSaens and
table which blended with the
furniture which with the
Among present and Nine de
accompanied by their daughter Mile Marie Therese de Laoay
Minister Switzerland
Tydng Davies Mr. and
Wood just returned from the Suh the
Harold Hinton, Mr.
recently returned from Southern cmes Mrs Emory
Representative Mrs Richard
Wigglesvorth and Mrs Walter Bruce Howe
Tracy Dows and her Mr. on Dows in after dinner
Charles Saint third the
Embassy decorated
Robe
Guerimo Ro the Italian Embassy
Mrs Winthrop Chandler sat the beside Mrs Dean Acheson
also the Italian
Of SsntOrsola
adjoining which admng audience Bucovch
collection
pictures Of the Italian Ambassador Mrs John Newbod it, and the
caught reproduced wood Bucovich
exhibition
inspecting the photograph exhibit of bridge
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Activities in the Suburbs
Mrs. John S. Barbour Committee Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Sherman Hosts.

Ann Sherwood. and Mr.. William Car
Isle and his daughter, Miss Virginia
Carlisle, all Of Washington.
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Banquet: Aids
a.o~~E 49,.
Sufferers S
Mr.. Daniel G. Roper
to Speak-Date Set
for March 20.

Mrs. Leonard B. SchloSS heads the
Committee on Arrangements for the
banquet to be given at the MayfoWer
Hotel on March % honoring the
officers and trustees of the National
Jewish Hospital, who will be in the
Capital City that day in attendance
et the thirty-siXth annual meeting
of the institution.
Cooperating with Mrs. Schloss are
Mesdames Joseph Barr, Leopold Freud
berg. Norman Gerstenfeld, Charles
A. Goldsmith, Gilbert Hahn, Herman
Hertzberg. William Illch. Joseph Ka-
minsky, Harry King, Milton King,
william Levy, Esther Mendelsohn,
Joseph Millenson. Fred Peizman,
Abram Simon and Jack Vea&.
Speakers at the banquet include
Mr.. Daniel c. Roper, Secretary Of
Commerce; Senator Edward P Costi-
gan Of Colorado, DR.. Morris Fishbein
Of Chicago and DR.. William S. Fried
man of Denver, founder and presi-
dent Of the hospital.
A committee of 100 of the most
prominent members of the local jew
1sh community are sponsoring this
meeting, which will bring to Wash
ington many men and women who
have been active during the past 35
years in the free, Nation wide, non-
sectarian service of the National Jew
ish Hospital for the tuberculous poor
The membership Of the Committee
Of Sponsors includes Mr.. Harry King
chairman; Rabbi z. Green, Represen-
tative Florence P. Kahn, DR.. Abram
Simon and Mrs. Charles Goldsmith,
co-chairmen; Mr.. Joseph D. Kaufman
chairman Publicity Committee; Mr..
Benoit Baer, ir.; Mrs. Joseph Barr,
Mr.. Leo Baum, Mr.. Lee Baumgarten,
DR.. Edwin Behrend, Mr.. Melvin
Behrend. Mr.. Rudolph B. Behrend
Mrs. Samuel Benjamin. Mrs. Emile
Jerliner, DR.. and Mrs. Harry S. Bern
ton, Mr.. Maurice Bisgyer, Representa-
tive Sol Bloom, Mr.. Phil Bobys. Mr.. A.
Julian Brylawski MIR. B. B. Bur-
eunder. Mr.. William L. Bush, Rep
resentative Samuel Alter, Mrs. James
Lansburgh. and Mr.. Morris Cafritz.
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NHE ninth annual Army day
banquet and military ball,
under the auspices OF the Mill

TINE ninth annual Army day
banquet and military ball,
under the auspices OF the Mill
- tary Order Of the World War,
will be held In the ball room OF the
Hotel Mayfower Monday evening.
April s. 1t will be the occasion for
marking the 10Th anniversary of
Americas entry into the World War.
and at the same time be an oppor-
tunity to pay tribute TO the Army Of
the United States.
Representative John J. McSwain Of
South Carolina, chairman Of the
Military Affairs Committee of the
House of Representatives, will be the
guest Of honor and the principal
speaker. Among the other dis
tinguished guests will be Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. Malin Craig, the Sd
Corps Area commander in Baltimore
and Mrs. Albert j. Bowley, and Lieut..
Col. George E. Ijams, the commander
in chief of the order. The local
chapter commander, Brig. Gen. Perry
L. Miles will act as POSTMASTER.
Officers prominent in the Army
Navy and Marine Corps, as we'll as
representatives Of the diplomatic
corps have accepted invitations. The
commanders and presidents OF the
various veterans and patriotic organi-
cations will also be guests.
The Banquet Committee in charge
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C4Ec:-1s 115 oo1.,.>1 T~c>~-. Sci
MIS-. Roper Plans Lcncneo.l for Vie OF
Speaker OF the mouse.

guests at the luncheon Wednesday
celebrating the anniversary Of the
Swedish Chamber of Commerce OF
New York. They plan to return 10
Washington Thursday.
The Minister Of Egypt, Mr.. Mo-
hamed Anime Youssef, will entertain
at dinner this evening in the lega-
ton.
MIR. James Roosevelt, who has been
the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
P. Kennedy at Palm Beach, Fla,
will join his father, the President,
on his fishing trip in Southern waters.
Mrs. Ralph E. Church, wife Of Rep
resentative Church, will be at home
on Tuesday afternoon at 1920 Tracy
place for the last time this season.
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Young Democrats
Dance Next Saturday

Elaborate plans are being made by
the Young Democratic Club Of South
ern Maryland for it's annual Spring
dance to be held at the Beaver Dam
Country Club on Saturday. April 25.
with Bernie Jarboe and his Night
Hawks.
Mr.. J. Alfred Wynn, chairman OF
the Dance Committee, is being as
sisted by the president, Mr.. Thomas
e. Jones; Mr.. r. Ellsworth Thompson,
Miss Anna v. Jasper and Miss Helen
r. McIlvaine.
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Maryland Society
Party This Evening

Senator and Mrs. Millard E. Ty-
dings will be the honor guests at the
Maryland State Society celebration
of Maryland day" this evening at the
Mayf1ower Hotel. The function will
open with dinner and will be fol-
lowed by a reception and ball. Col.
George H. Calvert, ir., president of
the society. will head the receiving
line and will preside at the dinner
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Society of Natives
Meets TONIGHT

The Society of Natives will hold
meeting this evening at the Wash
ington Club. The members will be
entertained by Mr.. Matt Windso. who
will play the accordion; Miss Mildred
Battle and Mr. Arthur c. Barrett will
give a number of musical selections
and Miss Jerry RalSton and MIR. Frank
Cady will render several song and
dance features.
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Va, March 24.-Mrs.
- John S. Barbour, president of
the Fairfax County Garden
Club and Mrs Frederick
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Army Day 6@'.1...s. -.,..~ 61..
Representative McSwain Honor Guest at
Celebration April 6.

Of arrangements is headed by Col.
Joseph NJ Heller and has arranged
a brilliant and spectacular series Of
military episodes during the course
Of the banquet, which will be opened
with the invocation by Col. Alva j.
Breasted, chief of chaplains, U. S. A.,
and closed by Capt. Arlington A. Nc
Callum, the chaplain general of the
order.
Maj. Edwin S. Bethlehem, IT,, is
in charge of reservations, which will
close April 2.
Evening star., 1936-03-23

TINE Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Cordeu Hull are expected TO
return to Washington today
= from a weeks vacation in the
South.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Homer S. Cummings, who have been
spending several weeks In Florida, are
expected to return to Washington the
latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, wife Of the
Secretary OF Commerce, will entertain
at luncheon Thursday, April 2, in
honor Of Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns, wife
OF the Speaker of the House.
The Ambassador Of Germany, Herr
Hans Luther, will entertain at dinner
this evening in the embassy.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine,
BoStrom have gone to Philadelphia,
where they will attend tomorrow the
concert Of the American Sons and
Daughters of Sweden and the luncheon
Of the Swedish Colonial Society. They
will 60 from there to New York to be
Evening star., 1936-03-23
Takoma Park News.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson Of
Takoma Park, Md, gave a dance Sat-
urday night in their home for their
son, Henry Wilson. A buffet supper
was served at midnight at a table
decorated with Spring flowers and a
color scheme OF green and white.
The guests were Miss Betty lie Bale,
Miss Helen Graves. Miss Frances
Smythe. Miss Mary Dean Judd, Miss
Mary D. Becker. Miss Phyllis Carson,
Donald Auld. Harry Dodge. Quinton
Groves, Talmadge Thompson and
Robert ArenSton.
Evening star., 1936-03-23
Ambassador Last Night
Residential Washington
And Its Social Affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Return-Mrs. Horace
Handling of London Here-Miss

Handling of London Here-Miss
Capo-Rodriguez Sails.
r. LAWRENCE WOOD ROBERT
M south md areo once a Mayhower.
E. Perrin Washington
an
Of London.
brief time at the Dodge.
Friday
will
Eseben Gil Borges, at caracus, Venezuela.
Shepard Bethel, Conn, guests
City visiting and Mrs.
L. Rinadi Fairfax.
left Saturday Florida
end Of fortnightS vacation.
of
visiting friends In Washington and stopping the Fairfax
and Medford. spending brief
time at the Dodge
and c. Chevy arc Nassau
British West Indies visiting Montasu
and IS stopping the Fairax
Mrs Louise Schemerhon Thompson Of London
Nnan CchonStuart They HAYS
Indies and TO
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Exhibit to Continue.

Miss Emma Stabler announces that
she will continue her exhibition of
antiques during today and tomorrow
at Wesley Hall. The exhibition will
be open until 10 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
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Late special-BILLIoNAIRE
Third Race Empire City

in-Hartnett whitney, Galan Medwick, Gehg
Apping 2 ht-Gehringer. Threebase hHartnett
Home Gehg Double playWhiney to Herman to
CoinS Higgins Gehrg Left baSeSAmercan
National HitsOn Dean none In innings;
off Grove innings; Hubbe in innings off Rowe in
innings Davis inning Warneke in l3 innngs
off Harder baS-O Dean q off Grove 2;
Hubbe off Davis q off Warneke Struck out
Rowe q by Hubbel q by Harder q by
pitCheDean Losing picher-GrOV PaSSed
Bal-Harne Time UmpeS-ReardOn IN L., Summers
L. ROIls a. L. Attendance-3OOOO.
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Last Niqht' S FiQhts

AT NEW YORK-Enrico Ventura. 1876.
Italy. won decision over Pete MaSCia.
1879, New York; 10 rounds. Eldred Dav-
export, 144. South Carolina. OmtpOinted
Dewey Anderson. I42. Florida: rounds.
Aldo SpOldi. 1876. Italy. knocked out
Norman Snow, 1875. England: ! round.
Carl BUgginO. 1873. Tampa, Fla, won de.
CisiOn from Pete de Russia, 1855, MamarO-
neck. n. "; 6 rounds.
AT WASHINGTON-Petey SarrOn.
birmingham featherweight. knocked out
Bobby Dean, Washington; rounds.
AT LOS ANGELES-Lee Ramage, 1870.
San Diego, deciSiOned KingfiSh Levinsky,
1919. Chicago; 10 rounds. Bill Barnes.
Los Angeles, stopped Freddie Wilcox,
London; 3 rounds.
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
.riffmen Defeat
Trenton Team,
9to1

The Griffmen were home today
following yesterdays 81 victory
over Trenton team Of the New
York Pennsylvania League at Tren.
ton, N. j., before $500 spectators.
Monte Weaver twirled for the
GriffS and limited the opposition
to six hits.
Johnny Stone led the Griffs at
bat with three singles in three
official trips to the plate. Every
member o. the winners hit safely
at least once, except the catcherS,
Walter Miles and Ray Starr.
WASHINGTON TRENTON
The Washington times., 1936-07-08
Ce|tiCs Battle
Old Rivals

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 8.
The St. Marys Celtics baseball
team will collide with the Ballston
A. c. nine here in the third game
of their series for the Northern
Virginia title at 3 o'clock. So far
the two clubs have divided in
games. Art Lacy will hurl for the
CelticS.
Tonight at Rust Field, Wood
bridge, Va, the officers teams of
the Lorton Reformatory will meet
in a donkey ball game for the
Fairfax Recreation Center fund.
Rowing has been disbanded as
a major sport at the Old Do
minion Bat Club. This action
was taken at a meeting of the
club held 7aSt night.
The Legion Junior baseball team
will not be placed on the field
this year for competition in the
State series at Richmond, Va. The
Post No. "a officials here decided
on this acton because of lack of
cooperation from the local players
IN previous years.
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Totals. SO 9l3 "a Totals .2S 624
1Batted for CapaunO in eighth.
WASHINGTON ... 30 2 0 o 0 -
Assists - Lewis, Kuhel, Travis az,
Weaver, OterO (2), johnson (2D, Re-
mOreDkO, Shires C2) HeltzeI ~. Ca
paunO. ErrOrs-Lewis, McNeeIy, Welaj,
Pitts, HeltZeI, Shjres. TwO-base hits
Lewis, Reynolds, Shires, WeIaj. Three
base hit-Travis. Stolen base-StODe.
Double play-TraVis to KuheI. Left On
10; Trenton, II.
Struck Out-By Weaver, 5; by Ca.
paunO, !. Base on balls-Off Weaver,
8; off O'F1ynn, 2; off Case, /: off Ca
DaunO, 2. Runs batted in-Hil, Lewis
o.. Kubel, Travis (2), Reynolds, WeIaj.
Losing pitcher-OFlynB. Umpires =
KinneaVy and TOach. ScOrer-Thomaa,
Time of game hour 40 minutes.
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IndidnHeddNine
Seeks Foes

The Indian Head Baseball Club
is DESTROYS of booking games with
strong unlimited teams to COM
plete the schedule for this season.
They are issuing a challenge to the
st. Mary'S CelticS. Coffee Sales,
Heurich Brewers, and Old Milwau-
kee.
Call Indian Head and ask for
Miller'S Quarters, or write to Miles
Cary, business manager.
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Finance Wins Again
ADVERTISEMENT
Newly Discovered
Hormone Helps Men
Past 40

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The hormone fortified by other valuable agents.
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An interesting booklet: For Men Who Want
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it helps past 40. This booklet, written nv
distinguished American physician, will no
sent to you free in sealed envelope by AJAX
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0fferiinQ
Diamond

Baseball diamonds for both hard
ball and soft ball are available
at Roosevelt High School Stadium.
Those interested should communi-
cate with Pete English at RooSe-
welt Stadium.
No fee will be charged for the
use of the diamonds.
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American Association
International League Results

Toronto. 3; Newark, I (niRhD.
Rochester, 10: Albany, o (niEhD.
Montreal. !: Syracuse, 3 first night.
night.
Montreal. I2: SyrAcnse, (secOnd
Baltimore. o. Buffalo. I tnighD.
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Department Loop
Totals 80 ga Totals. ssI11427

Totals. 80 7 wv IOtaIs.. 81 II II u
Navy ..,......... o.
q. p. O........... o , 0 vi
TwO-base hits--SChneider. BOnBdfOrd.
SaCrifices-Seifert, Sole, DumfOrd, Lyons.
Bases on baIls-On Edwards. 4; off
Lyons, 3: off Mcintosh. ,. struck out
by Lyons, 3; by Mcintosh, l. Hits-On
Edwards, 8 In 3; off Mcintosh, 5 in IL.
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Federal League

Totals. 81 s S24 Totals. 4OI4 10 -
ResettIemPnt ,..43 900 o o o. 3
Green Belts 90 s o 90 5 IA
EhrIichs Triumph
GallinRer ,O 90 OOI I-2
EhrIich Poultry ...,... 90 ! H-S
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BeIvoir Wins, o.5

Totals "a 5 "a 20 Totals SO 927 10
Three. base hits-Grubbs (2), SaSkO.
Home ruD-kFayEeI. ErrOrS-liruhbs.
Scott. KrayZel, Behanna. Peters. War.
ner, Buchanan (5). DuvaIl. MOye.
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TednAveraQe
1898 For
FirStHa|f
BY GARRETT WATERS

Speaking of murderouS rows,
Washington possesses a baseball
team which boasts lineup OF this
kind. 1t is the Bureau of InveSti-
CATION nine, of the U. S Govern
ment League.
The teams record pictures the
story fully. Fifteen players COM
prise the lineup. OF this group.
nine hit we'll over the 800 mark
for the first half Schedule feat
that enabled the team to build up
a batting mark of 1888.
Naturally this made it easy for
the boys to win the first half cham
pionship of the league. Eleven
victories were put on the right side
of the ledger, the twelfth game
being lost to the Metropolitan
Police diamonders.
Stop Those Feds
On the strength of this record,
the Omen should have little
trouble wading through the second
half. They've already started and
the whoop has developed into
stop Those Feds" so lopSided has
the race Jecome.
But those first-half records.
Catcher Xander actually was the
batting leader with a mark OF
.588 for six games. Pepco Barry,
veteran outfielder, had an excel
lent average of .429, while Eddie
Colliflower' .4O5, Walter Morris
1872, Tony Rosser'S $40. Jim
Tenants 1853, Roger Leverton's
1853 and Ray DavidSon'S .439 look
mighty good.
Pitching Good
Behind sll this hitting was the
excellent pitching offered by Ten
nant, Davidson and Nichols, three
man staff. Tenant won five
games and lost one, Davidson cap
tured four in four, and Nichols
two in two
The D. c. Commissioners, third
place finisherS in the first half,
had the next best team batting
aeravge. 1t was .287. The Metro
politan Police, runners-up, COM
piled a mark of 1862; Treasury
had POP, and Department Of Agri-
culture, .256.
A. L. Pierce, official scorer Of
the circuit has compiled the
averages. They have their in
teresting story to tell-in keeping
with all ayerages-and here they
are:
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H. B. Leary Scores

II. b. I.eary ...,.... % 0 . 0 0 "a
AcCt.S L. Dept ...... 0 2 o 0 O-6
ErrOrs-CommerfOrd, Wire. Bryant,
Seay, Smith. Miller (2). TwO-base hits
ChiIcOtt. SkIar. Three-base hit-Bryant.
Home run-MilIer. Bases on baIls-On
Lafferty. 3: Powell. 6. Struck Out-By
Jones, 4: by Lafferty. 6: by Powell. 6.
Hits-On Jones. 2 in innings; off LAT.
ferty, Q in 5 innings.