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PUBLIC SCHUUL LEVY
For support of the public
schools ................$ S3, 1894
Amount for Mountain Lake
Park building -. 100000
Amount for Loeb Lynn
Heights building ...... 100000
Amount for Red House
building 100000
Amount for Accident build
ing ................... 100000
Amount for music teachers 1,063.75
Amount for agricultural
teachers salaries ........ 681.29
Total. ............$ 500, $3.50. 78
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REHABILITATION
Attorney to the Board of
County Commissioners. $4,000
Almshouse and Asylum. 100000
Attorneys Appearance
Fees ............... 1850
Baumgartner, DIR. E. L.. 165.00
Blank Books and Stationery 10000
Broadwater, DIR. N. I..... 533.40
County Commissioners Of
flee .................. 100000
County Treasurer's Office 2,313.10
Clerk to the County Com
missioners ,........... 100000
County Agent and Home
Demonstration ........ 100000
County Health Office. 800. 100000
Constable's Levy ..... 100000
Coroners' Inquests ...... 10000
Corporations ......... $4,000
Corlies Macy & Co... 154.O2
Clerk to the Circuit Court 1,258.O4
Circuit Court Fund. ..... 2,466.5O
Circuit Court Judges. ... $4,000
Court Stenographer .... 10000
Court House Supply Levy 100000
Contingent Fund ....... 25,305.43
Electric Light Levy. 10000
Levy ................. 100000
Forest Fire Account. 49,. 10000
Friendsville Volunteer Fire
Department ........... 10000
Gas Levy .............. 10000
Gonder's Pharmacy .... 67.20
Garrett County Public Ii
brary ................ 10000
Grantsville Volunteer Fire
Department ........... 10000
Hinebaugh, DR.. M. Co... $4,000
Janitor to the Court House
Levy ................. 10000
Kitzmiller Volunteer Fire
Department ........ 10000
Local Assessors .... 1880
Maryland Training School 100000
Blind ................. 10000
Maryland Workshop for
the Blind .......... 100000
Magistrates Levy ..... 10000
McComas, DR.. Henry W.. 467.O0
Naylor, E. G............ 41.6O
Orphans Court ....... 675.O9
partment ............. 10000
Oakland Pharmacy ..... 1864
Old Age Relief ........ 13,732.79
Public Schools ......... 93,583.78
Physician to Jail. ...... 10000
Printing and Publishing. 100000
Repairs to Court House
and Jail ........... 2,500.00
Sheriff's Levy ......... 4,5O0.OO
Supervisor of Assessments 10000
States Attorneys Office. 100000
Taxes Paid in Error. .... 1874
Vital Statistics .......... 10000
Witnesses before Justices
of the Peace .......... $500
Water Levy ............ $4,000
One percent for Aid to De-
pendent Children. ...... 1,783.80
Total .$195, 1903
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FRIDAY, MAY %, 1886,

at the hour of eleven o'clock A. NJ,
the following property:
All the hereinafter described parts
of Lots Nos. 10 and 20 in Wilson's
First Addition to the Town of Oak
land, in Garrett County, Maryland,
the parts of said lots hereby intended
to be conveyed being included within
the metes and bounds, courses and
distances following, to-wit:-Begin-
ming for the same at point in the
second line of Lot No. 10, 80 feet
from the end thereof, and running
thence with said line North Ash de-
grees East, 80 feet to the end of the
same and to Center Street, then with
the Southwest margin of said Street
North 65A degrees West, SO 2-3 feet,
then South Ash degrees West, 80 feet,
then by a straight line to the begin
ming, the same being the parcel of
land which was conveyed unto the
said Mildred E. Goss, by deed from
Alva R. Martin and wife and re-
corded among the Land Records of
Garrett County, Maryland, to which
said deed and the record thereof ref
erence is hereby specifically made.
This property is well located and
improved by a good dwelling house.
Prospective purchasers are invited to
look said property over before the day
of sale.
TERMS OF sALE:-CAsH on the
day of sale.
NEIL C. FRALEY,
Accinnoo
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ANNUAL LEVY FOR 1886
Annual Levy for Garrett Coun-
ty, Maryland, levied on April
21st, 1886, by the Board of
County Commissioners for
Garrett County, Maryland.
ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM
FUND

w Ply ANA
the year 1886. 100000
ATTORNEYS APPEARANCE FEES
E. R. Jones, IL felonies,
September Term, 1885. 80. $3.50
E. R. Jones, 2 felonies, March
Term, 1886. ................ 5000
w. W. Dawson, IL felonies,
September Term, 1885. .... 1850
W. W. Dawson, 2 felonies,
March Term, 1886. ........ 1000
Paul A. Ulman, IL felonies,
September Term, 1885. 80. 1850
Paul A. Ulman, 31a felonies,
March Term, 1886. ...... $500
VIM. R. Offutt, 2 felonies,
March Term, 1886. ........ 1000
Total. $147.5O
CORONERS' INQUESTS
Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886 ................$1 $4,000
MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR IN
DIGENTS
DR.. N. 1. Broadwater, profess
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Law Offices Neil C. Fraley, Oakland.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF A VALUABLE
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
Situate on Center Street in the
Town of Oakland, Garrett
County, Maryland

Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in mortgage from
Mildred E. Goss and Frank F. Goss,
her husband, to Charles A. Guthrie,
dated the 18th day of April, 1925, and
recorded in Liber E. q. T., No. 80,
folio 254, etc., one of the Mortgage
Records of Garrett County, Maryland,
and which said mortgage has been
duly assigned to Neil C. Fraley for
the purpose of foreclosure, default
having occurred therein, the under
signed assignee will offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder,
in front of the Court House in Oak
land, Maryland, on
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COURT HOUSE SUPPLIES
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. so, 100000
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TAXES PAID IN ERROR

TAXES PAID IN ERROR
Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886. ................$S $4,000
Mary Prick Jacobs, tax paid
in error .................. 1880
W. P. Baker, tax paid in err
ror Observation-Disclosures. 2.14
Whitaker Grocery Co., taxes
paid in error. .......... $50
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $427.94
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS
Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886 .................$ $4,000
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CONTINGENT FUND
Contingent Fund account. .$25, DOE. 43
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SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENTS
R. C. McComas, supervisor. 100000
Same, for travelling expenses 10000
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REHABILITATION

Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886. ................$ $4,000
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COURT STENOGRAPHER
To pay salary of same for the
year 1886. ................$3 $4,000
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DEPENDENT CHILDREN

One per cent basis as aid
for dependent children. 81, 1880
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WATER. LEVY

Estimated to pay witnesses be-
fore magistrates. ......... $500
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STATES ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Neil C. Fraley, States Attor-
ney, salary for 1886. 81, 10000
Neil c. Fraley, expense fund 10000
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SHERIFF'S LEVY
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 81 10000
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CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES
To pay increase in salries re-
quired by an Act of the Leg
islature ..................$ 35O.OC
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VITAL STATISTICS
Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886. ............... $4,000
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REPAIRS TO COURT HOUSE AND
JAIL
Estimated to pay same. So, 10000
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COURT FUND
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. So, 466.50
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PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 100000
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Oakland Pharmacy, drugs and
medicines for paupers. ..... $40

PHYSICIAN TO JAIL
DR.. N. l. Broadwater, salary. $4,000
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sional services to paupers $685.
DR.. E. l. Baumgartner, profess
sional services to paupers.. 165.OO
Total .................. $69S.4O
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 50, 700 90
Expenses for same. ......... 10000
Total. So, 100000
COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE
Estimated to pay commits
sions for the year 1886. So, 313.10
CLERK TO COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS
Salary for the year 1886. -. 81 10000
CONSTABLES' LEVY
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 81 900 90
ATTORNEY TO BOARD OF COM
MISSIONERS
Neil c.. Fraley, attorney, sal
airy for 1886. .............$ $4,000
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
FOR COURT HOUSE OFFICES
Estimated to pay same for the
year 1886. $500 90
COUNTY AGENT AND HOME
DEMONSTRATORS
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 81, 10000
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICE
Estimated to pay Health Of
fcer and County nurses for
for the year 1886. amman. So, 10000
CORPORATIONS
Mayor and Council of Friends
Community of Swanton. ..... 10000
Total. .$65O.OO
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Corlies Macy Co., blank books =
and stationery and office
supplies .................. $l54.O2
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
A. G. Ross, Clerk. ........ 81, 258.04
COURT FUND
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. So, 466.50
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGES
To pay increase in salries re-
quired by an Act of the Leg
COURT STENOGRAPHER
To pay salary of same for the
year 1886. ................$3 $4,000
COURT HOUSE SUPPLIES
Estimated to pay same for
the year 1886. 100000
CONTINGENT FUND
Contingent Fund account. .$25, 305.43
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
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OLD AGE PENSIONS
PUBLIC SCHOOL LEVY

For OId-age pensions or re-
lief .................. $13, 732.79
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Total. 81, 10000
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AND REGISTRATION
ACCOUNT
Estimated to pay expenses
of general registration and
elections officials and other
expenses incident thereto. SIS, 100000
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WITNESSES BEFORE MAGIS-
TRATES
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Advertisement 11-4t.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
HOLLYWOOD FIRST
HOME IN DETROIT
Sparta Second as Stable
mate Sets Track Mark
in $25, 900 Derby.
Py the Associated Press.


~ ETROIT, June 13-Hollyrood
returned today to the form
that made him a $64, 745 win
~ ner as 2-year-old and raced
in record time across the finish line
a half length in front of his filly
stablemate Sparta to give Hal Price
Headley sweep of first and second
places in the third running Of the
$25,O00 Detroit Derby.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney's Tat
terdemalion was third, length farther
back, and the favorite Rushaway, win
ner of the Louisiana, Illinois and La
tonia Derbies, was sixth in the field
Of eight 3-year-olds.
Hollywood led at the start and
stretch, yielding momentarily to Jim
my Cabaniss, a 30-to-1 shot, Split
Second and Sparta in the back stretch.
The son of High Cloud, smartly
ridden by Willie (Smoky) Saunders,
who guided Omaha to victory in the
1885 Kentucky Derby, moved up from
third to first at the three-quarters
pole.
Hollyrood's time, 1:5735, bettered
the track record of :5815, set by Cav
alcade in winning the 1884 derby, a
1316-mile race.
The victory, worth $18,125, boosted
Hollyrood's winnings to $88,465. He
had failed to win in five starts this
season, finishing fifth in the Freak
ness, his most ambitious effort.
Second money of IS 900 for Sparta
made the Kentucky horseman's win
nings for the day $23,125.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
LOUIS, SCHMEL|NG
BOTH MAKE A HIT
Joe PummeIs Hired Hands.
Max Has Best Workout
of Training Grind.
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
" AKEWOOD, N. j., June 13.-The
real Joe Louis was unveiled this
afternoon for the first time
IL since the Detroit Bomber start
ed training four weeks ago for his Is
round bout with Max Schmeling at the
Yankee Stadium Thursday night.
The erratic, Indifferent Louis Of re-
cent workouts completely disappeared
as he went to town" on his sparmates.
Boxing with smooth precision, Joe
befuddled and belabored the five hired
hands for seven rounds. Several times
he had them reeling around the ring,
but eased up and coasted along unit.
they recovered.
Louis will complete his boxing pro-
gram tomorrow. Monday will be a
day of rest and Tuesday he will taper
off with light exercises. including bag
punching, shadow boxing and calls
themes.
NAPANOCH, N. Y, June 13.-Max
Schmeling turned In what was
probably his best workout Of five weeks
Of training today as he stepped out
against his sparring partners in prepa-
ration for his 15-round match with
Joe Louis in the Yankee Stadium
arena Thursday night.
The German showed decided i'm
provement with his left hand, rocking
his sparring mates time and again with
southpaw blows. Two left hooks on
the chin all but knocked Henry Cooper
over the top rope Of the ring. Max
held Cooper up long enough, however,
for the latter to regain his sense of
balance. Against Heinz Kohlhaas,
Schmeling landed several hard rights
under the heart and then stood toe to
toe and slugged for one round with
Jerry johnson.
The former heavyweight champion
plans to taper off training tomorrow
boxing only five rounds. His last work.
out will be staged Tuesday, when he
plans to box couple of rounds in
addition to calisthenics, bag punching
and shadow boxing.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
ois Win Inside Rounds Seen Cleuer BaHalino Faces Scott
Agawan Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming,
s-year-olds and upi 6h furlonss. M.
GcS$ %.D Dame .sssI SIPieEs'' $50
Rhadia. aiS r.ns1RHs and SrsisIa Tom Stock Market
SECOND RACE-Purse, 5000, allow
ancesi 2-year-olds; furlongs.
EGrtuity Fort M tsTIl,ivanI M,H 400 Ss9 2So S9
Scout Plane Cooper 2.6O
Also Also 'ran@on and On. Miss Epe and
3-year- -olds and up, furlonEs.
Prosecutor (Tinker) $40 $3.50 $50
Mad Eagle (Sullivan) $50 400
Running Water Cooper $50
Also ran9Fiiikln. Balmacan. Gloria Mer-
eedes and nseft Betty nsnhI. snhE p.,s sa.,
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming
3-year.oids and mp: fuIlongs.
P0FRs'R P1Fies Boy SCOcRd1 g"bn.on) $3.50 ssS
stieEem1p PhiiiiDsJ ~ 800
Also ran2RoyaI Wager. Mieletta, Ar
Eoan and Money Muddle.
FIFTH RACE-The Farmington; purse.
5000; claiminEi 3-year-olds and upi / Ia
DANCING Cloud lColIlns) $50 40 ESQ
Golden Words (Tucker) 1910 $50
Venetian COOPER 2.4O
Time. 1:4SM.
Also rsn-secret Vote. SUBWAY and Lady
SAGE.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S6OOj elaiminE
3-year-olds and upjlh miles.
Zembla (PhiIlips) 400 $3.50 ESQ
Admamite (Tinker) 1920 $50
Fogarty (Rosengarten) 3.4O
Time, 1855.
Also ran-Italian Harry. Mine Boy. Fair
Countess, Three Daggers and Canpra.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500: claim
ing; 3-year-Olds and upj b miles.
Playmore "a. Cooper 40 800 2.40
Beau Bon (Tucker) 4.40 ESQ
Tenless (Coule) $50
Time, 1:48A.
Also ran-Our Ship. sainted. Brilliant
Miss and River Rose.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 5000; claiming;
3-year -olds and up: ! fs miles.
Sweet Broom (Tucker) $50 800 800
Popo tCoulel 4.20 2.SO
Overstimulate (Tinker) $50
Time. I:49M.
Also ran-Ardor, Ladylike, CappoQuin
and Sun Camp.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
United Hunts
Results
b the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-;About 8 furIongs on the
fat; for 4-year-olds and up; lady riders;
Ci1Rs5' cosSo (Slasss G sssss %hitnes 90 Out ou.
Protagonist (Betty West Out Out
Four Loom mrs. J. Balding) Out
tOniy three startedJ
SECOND RAcE-The Jericho Selling
iSGd' IoGd Johnson T tH. ". Cie%'ts5 IL out Out
IRiaI,p REaiP Peep ~ n M,iier, ii 5arriFan' Out
Also ran = Greg Ormont. Abenaki.
Pimochio. Pavilion Royal Grooming Water
Sent yesterday incorrectly as Rideau.
and up; selling races over hurdles; 114
Mckinley B. tsmooD B-l 81 81
Shasta Negra (DinkaI Al 81
Also ran-Neyerfear. Old Bachelor. yolie
Knight, Royal. Thomas, Black Mars. Clo-
b-Mrs. F. A. Clark entry.
FOURTH RACE-Ths R. Penn Smith,
Jr.. steeplechase Handicap for Hunters;
purse. $500 about 2ls miles over brush
What Have You Reid AS Out Out
Sir Gsreth a. ,Fowie6 Out
Also ran-Little Dan and Quick Work.
FIFTH RACE-The Bowman Steeple-
chase Handicap; purse, 81, 900; 4-year-
olds and up; about 2 miles over brush
course.
Escapade (Stoddard) 2-I IL
Well Played Bank out
Also ran-b Gifted. Rideaway and Deck
Light.
b-Bambriel and Simpson entry.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 800: 3-year-olds
and up; Ia miles on the fiat.
Tool Box (Ryan) IL out out
Rose Parade (Fowler) 2-1 IL
Britannieus III (BasSett) out
Also ran-Rebel Yell. Startrap, jolly
Saint and VeZda.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
FAST
IN ROWING TRIAL
Does Four Miles in 1921.
Syracuse Also Shows to
Advantage in Spin.
Py the Associated Press.

~ the Associated tTcSS.
~ OUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.-June
- 13.-California's varsity crew,
in training for the defense Of
L. its national 4-mile champion
ship, came down the course today in
its first-time trial in the training
session here in the fine time of
1921.
The trial was made under ideal
rowing conditions over the entire
course. The boat was unpaced in
the first Q miles, but picked up the
frosh boat at the 2 miles and after
the varsity cox called for 10 good
ones, the first boat shot ahead and
stayed there.
Despite the favorable weather the
time was regarded as impressive.
Only three times since 1926 has the
winning eight in the varsity race
bettered the time set by the Cali
fornians today. Not only was the
time good, but the boat went well,
rowing most of the course at 80, but
going well above at the finish.
i'm TEN EYCK sent his Syracuse
boat through its time trial
today and the eight raised Syracuse
stock a little, turning in a 1888
4-mile row. The eight did not extend
itself over the distance and al
though it was favored by the same
conditions that benefited California,
the impression around Syracuse head
quarters seemed to be that the Orange
has come long way since arriving
here.
Penn and Columbia, the other two
crews in training, held regulation
practice rows, the Quakers going
through long row downstream In
the morning. The boat covered 13
miles before returning to the boat
house. Columbia, with the first two
boats still working interchangeable,
padded over the course.
Navy and Washington are ex-
pected in tomorrow with Cornell, the
last entry to arrive, due Monday.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
Armstrong TAKES
TITLE AT SWIMMING
Garners 80 Points to Nose Out
Douglas of Baltimore in
South Atlantics.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, Md, June 13.-A we'll
balanced team from Armstrong
High School of washington, D. c., won
the South Atlantic High School Col
ored Conference swimming cham
pionship here today, scoring 80 points
to nose out Douglas Of this city by 2
points. Dunbar High was In third
place with 81.
Maurice Jackson of the winning
team was the high-point scorer Of the
meet, winning the so and 100 yard
free-style events.
DIvING-won by Hill (Armstrongl; I;
second. Carroll Douglas; third. Rich
lDouglasl; fourth Garrison Douglas
0sae$ 0so-YAkD FREE sTYLE-won by Jack
SON tArmstrong): second. Hin lArmstT9ng.;
0019ssh fSo.YARD BREAST sTRoKE@Won by
Pinderhughes dunbar; second, Kennard
Douglas; third: stacen , sDouslasl; fourth
RGss5tYs FREE sTYLmwon 81 Branch
Douglas); second. Green Armstrong; !;
third; Marshall sDynbar': fourth. Thomas
'DpSSlsHsasiR DgSsIHaiRD i'Ts; BACK fo sTRoKE-won by
Gregory (Armstrong); second. Pitts dun
BARI; third. Tataum tArmstrong; fourth.
HoNeerx ofeerxASp iReSs1eksIEE F1ekIEE srYLE-won by jack
son (Armstrongl: second. Mercer tArm-
strong): third. Hansley (Douglas); fourth
HoIdsn oidSsh1YaFp iIdn0fMaiEpLEY MEDLEY RELAY-won BY
Dunbar Lucas, Pinderhughes MarfhalD;
sscCna 2pSslivsR vREh ATpsTr5T4n sTT daaAYMon
BY Douglas; second. Dunbar; third. Arm.
etrong.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE
OPENING ON June 29
Cleveland Meet to Start Series for
Trotters, PAGERS Slated for
10 Cities.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The sixty
second year ofthe Grand Circuit
major league trotting horse loop, win
be launched at Cleveland's North Ran
dali track, June 20, on an 11-week
schedule in 10 cities.
From Cleveland, the trotters and
PAGERS will invade historic half-mile
track at Goshen, N. Y, for that towns
first Of two meetings, July 21-25.
The first Grand Circuit meeting ever
held in Maine will follow at Old
Orchard Beach, July 27-August 1.
Goshen again entertains the cir
cult August 1915, this time at Good
Time mile track, where the Hamble-
tonian will be renewed August II.
The schedule following Goshen is:
Springfield, ILL.,, August 1922.
Milwaukee, August 24-29.
Columbus, Ohio, August 31-Septem-
ber S.
Indianapolis and Syracuse, Septem-
Der 7-12.
Reading, Pa, September 1919.
Lexington, KY, September 26-Octo-
ber 8.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
ManerO Is Sorry
Bet Yarn Untrue
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated fTeSS.
T OOKOUT POINT GOLF CLUB,
FONTHILL, Ontario, June 13.
This business OF Tony Manero
winning $4,000 by smackng a 30
to-1 bet on himself is a lot of
hooey and you can take Tony's
word for it. Tony was reported to
have made such a bet during the
United States open golf tourna-
ment, which he won.
'I didn't win a cent and didn't
make a bet" said the Greensboro,
N. c., pro today.
"Just bunk, hooeyi that's all it is.
I only wish I had taken a flyer on
myself. Two thousand bucks? !
sure could use it"
Evening star., 1936-06-14
WILL RESUME PLAY
IN MIXED DOUBLES
Action Is Scheduled Tomorrow in
City Event With Play in
ter-Finals.

A CTTON in the mixed doubles divi-
sion of the City Of Washington
tennis tournament is expected to be
resumed tomorrow afternoon, with
one quarter final and one first-round
match being scheduled at the Edge
moor Club.
Teaming with her husband Stan
Margaret Robinson, finalist in today's
women's singles championship, will
play the team of Mary Ryan and
Charley Charming in a Quarter-fi finals
at 4:30 o'clock. At 2 o'clock Willie
O'Steen and John Desch meet Chris
tine Gawne and A. B. Reed, unless
members of both teams can arrange
to play their match today.
The winner Of the Ryan Charming
and Robinson Robinson match will
meet Mary Cootes and Ralph Nc
Elvenny for passport to the finals.
The lower bracket. however, has a
trif1e longer route to travel, the sur
vivor of the O'Steen-Desch and
Gawne-Reed set-to meeting Edith
Clarke and Tom Markey, the winner
to play Bobsey Turney and Tony
Latona.
Cooperation of all contestants Is
being urged in an effort to facilitate
the progress of the tournament, finals
of which are tentatively planned for
Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star., 1936-06-14
VIRGINIA GOLF MEET
IS TAKEN BY MUNGER
Dallas Stylist Celebrates 21st
Birthday With 6-5 Victory
Over Clark Lea, Jr.
By the Associated Press

r ICHMOND, Va, June 13.-Jack
Munger, short swinging Dallas,
Tex, stylist, celebrated his 21st birth
day anniversary today by winning the
annual Country Club of Virginia in
vitation golf tournament, defeating
Clark Lea, jr, Richmond, in the 36-
hole finals, and 5.
Munger succeeds Johnny Dawson of
Chicago, who did not defend his title.
Despite Munger's wide margin of
victory, the match was nip and tuck
affair until the twenty-eighth hole,
when the Richmond schoolboy's game
suddenly went ragged, his shots going
to all parts Of the course.
Munger stroked a rs, three over
par, in the morning round, but came
back with brilliant sub-par II in
the afternoon for a 146.