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Evening star., 1936-05-24

Saturday
Harry Richman. The
Music Goes Round"
n--I TA~A d.

Harry Richman. The
Music Goes Round.
Buck Jones in
Silver Spurs"
Jean Hersholt and
Dionne Quintuplets
in
Country Doctor"
Double Feature.
Every Saturday
Night" and Love
Before Breakfast.
Laurel and Hardy in
Bohemian Girl
Cartoon and Frank
Merriwell No. 8.
Jane Withers in
Paddy O'Day."
Hugh Herbert IN
ITO Beat the Band"
Lionel Barrymore in
The Voice of Bugle
Ann.
Cont. > to II pm.
Warner Baxter in
Robin Hood OF
Ell Dorado"
Flash Gordon No. I.
Double Feature.
Two in Revolt"
and
Love On a Bet"
Music Is Magic"
'Everybody's Old
Man" Cartoon and
F. Merriwell No. 6.
Ken Maynard in
western Courage.
Charlie Chaplin in
Modern Times"
Louise Latimer and
John Arlidge
in
Two in Revolt"
Jane Withers and
Pinky Tomlin in
Paddy O'Day."
Comedy. Cartoon.
Warner Baxter
in
robin Hood of
El Dorado"
william Boyd In
Bar 20 Rides
Again"
Comedy.
Ross Alexander and
Anita Louise in
Brides Are Like
That. Comedy.
Joe E. Brown in
"Alibi Ike" Also
In Caliente." +"
Cartoon and News.
Evening star., 1936-05-24

James Dunn in
Don't Get Personal"
Geo. OBrien, "OMal-
ley of the Mounted"
Laurel and Hardy in
THE Bohemian Girl"
Rear Admiral Byrd in
Little America"
VIII Rogers in Com
necticut Yankee"
Flash Gordon No. 8.
Edgar Kennedy com.
wallace Beery. west
Point of the Air"
Gene Autrey. Coming
Round the Mountain"
Edward Arnold and
Binnie Barnes in
Suffers Gold "
Cartoon and News.
Gary Cooper and
Marlene Dietrich
in
unaefro ~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
SENATOR POPE OFFERS OPINION
ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PLAN

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. KUH =
The supreme courts AAA decision
was cited today by Sen. James P.
Pope, D., Ida, as precedent which
would seem to doom the Townsend
old age pension plan as unconstitu-
tional.
Pope said:
THE tax provisions of the Nc
Groarty bill provide for the impos-
ition of transactions tax and other
taxes to be used in the payment of
old age pensions. This quite obvious
ly is, in the courts language, 'expro-
priation of money from one group
for the benefit of another
No Power To Dictate
There is not, as far as 1 am able
to ascertain, any more constitution
al authority for the establishment of
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
LAW PROHIBITS
TIME EXTENSION
FOR AUTO FEES

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16. - Fact,
not threat, today was bringing
California motorists to realization
they must obtain 1886 registration
number plates prior to midnight
January 80 or pay 100 per cent
penalty on vehicle license fees.
This is the first registration re-
newal period in which the state
is operating under vehicle code
that definitely sets a time limit for
collecting fees" explained Ray In
gels, director of motor vehicles, in
warning motorists there can be no
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Russian Army Seen
As Largest Force
Among All Nations

MOSCOW, Jan. Is. UP)-The red
army now numbers 100000 men the
largest in the world, compared with
100000 men a year ago, Assistant
Commissar of War TukashevSky re-
vealed to the central executive COM
mittee of the Soviet republic today.
He said the increase, kept secret un-
til today, was due to the menace
on our eastern and western borders"
Tukashevsky revealed also that
the Soviet union was rapidly build
ing submarines and surface fight
ing ships and was increasing the
tank corps and gas warfare units.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

a program of social security under
the direct administration of the fed
eral government or the payment OF
old age pensions in that fashion
than there is for the regulation OF
agricultural production.
IF the congress does not have the
power to dictate the terms on which
an individual shall spend his income
or if it does not have the power to
require that certain class OF per-
sons refrain from working, then by
inference from the AAA case 1t
would be doubtful if congress has
the power to purchase compliance
with such regulation just as it did
not have the power to purchase the
cooperation of farmers in crop re-
duction program"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

extension of time for obtaining
plates without payment of double
fees.
All California Highway Patrol
offices are registering vehicles to
augment service of department of
motor vehicles offices and auto
mobile clubs, and IngelS has or
dered each office to remain open
until pm. Saturdays during re-
neWal period.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE - Holtville women
who attended the bridge at the
Country club Wednesday afternoon
were: Mrs. William A. Clark, Mrs.
Gordon Schneider. Mrs. Virgil Ed
wards, Mrs. Nelson Long, Mrs. H.
E. Stalker, Mrs. J. K. Fahring, Mrs.
Ernest Edwards, Mrs. R. B. Har-
mon, Mrs. w. L. Huebner, Mrs. Sam
Webb, Mrs James Mackie Jr., Mrs.
Virginia Shaw, Mrs. J. R. Snyder,
and Mrs. NJ. o. Busenburg.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE-Mr A. L. Dllbeck
of El Centre entertained "wednesday
afternoon at a bridge party for n
group of Holtville women. Those
attending were: MeSdameS j. w.
Hendry. owen Ray, Graham Rogers,
Everett Green, Joe Mcqueen, VIII
liam D. White, William Murray,
Mrs. Oen Ray won high score prize
and Mrs. Joe Mcqueen second high.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
INITIATED INTO ELKS

BRAWLEY-In one of the out
standing meetings in several years
Leonard Rumsey, son Of Jack
RumSey, past grand exalted ruler,
"Wednesday night was iniated into
The Brawley Elks lodge. Young
Rumsey has the distinction of be-
ing the first candidate born in
Brawley TO be taken into the lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
A DECISION SEEN AS PERILING TOWNSEND MOVEMENT
PRISONER PAID 81 DAILY

PROVIDENCE, R. l., WR-Ar-
thur j. LesSard now gets 81 a day
for occupying a cell after spending
several months in jail. He had been
held pending trial on a robbery
charge, but was released on his own
recognizance after spending IA
months in iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
INTERESTING VALLEY NEWS ITEMS
BOYS 4-H CLUB
MEETS AT McCABE

McCABE-The initial meeting of
the boys All club met Monday un-
der the leadership of Jean Velli-
quette. Lee Landerman organized
the club and was present for its
first meeting. Its next meeting is
Wednesday, January Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
FIRE IN CHICKEN COOP

BRAWLEY - Brawley firemen
answered an alarm Tuesday night
Rt 98s East Main street to put out
a fire IN a chicken coup. The fine
was extinguished before ii could
spread TO surrounding buildings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

CALEXICO-In one of the out
standing affairs of the season Cal
exico Altar society will sponsor ST.
Patrick day dance on M arch IL at
$50 in the lockwood Memorial hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
SPECIAL MEETING
OF LODGE PLANNED

BRAWLEY-George A. Palmer,
secretary of the Brawley Eagles
lodge Thursday announced a spec
ial meeting at the lodge rooms.
Al Finkbeiner, president Of the
lodge, viii discuss plans for the
Eagle carnival with members.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
MRS. f. r.. CHESER
ILL AT HEBER

HEBER-Mrs. E. r. Cheser was
confined to her home Monday and
Tuesday because of illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HEBER-Heber boy scouts will
hold a court of honor Friday eve
ming at the Heber school at 7:30
This is the first court of honor OF
the new year, and several scouts
will receive honors, Milo Hogan,
scoutmaster reports. Earl Flem-
ing, committee chairman for Heber
viii preside at the scout meeting
Friday night, and other commit
teemen expect to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE-W.C.TU. members
met wednesday afternoon at the
Nazarene church for business and
social.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE-The bridge section
of the Junior Women's club met
Tuesday evening at the civic center.
Miss Marie Edwards made the an
nouncements. Mrs. Dale Cravath
won high score prize for the ad-
vanced group.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

BRAWLEY-The Women's Aux
iliary of the VFW held a bridge
party in the women's community
clubhouse Thursday afternoon.
McCABE-Mrs. Fred w. Sum-
strom and Mrs. I. Thanner were
guests of the Acacia All sewing
club Friday where Mrs. Thanner
addressed the girls in talk about
the Camp Baldy conference that
she attended last fall. At the end
of the meeting hostesses served re-
freshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
UOLTVILLE WOMEN
TO SPONSOR TEA

HOLTVILLE--Saturday the Holt
vile Women's club will give bridge
tea at the civic center. Mrs. Ernest
Edwards, Mrs. Sam Webb, Mrs. j.
r. Snyder, Mrs. L. M. Ferguson. Mrs.
/. H. Shaw and Mrs. H. T. Miller are
in charge OF arrangements. Mrs. H.
B. Graeser, Mrs. Tom Sawyer and
Mrs. w. j. Gregg are hostesses for
the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

McCABE - After the business
meeting OF the McCabe- Eucalyptus
farm center the community play
ers will present East Lynne. One
tenth of the gate receipts taken in
will 20 to the McCabe All sewing
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HEBER-Next Sunday church
and Sunday school will convene as
usual in the school auditorium.
Rev. Fred Hewlett of Imperial will
preach at GAS am. There are
classes for all ages. The league
viii meet at $50 pm. Mrs. William
Cecil, adviser.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE-Mrs. j. D. Brown
and Miss Virginia Lee Porter were
bruised and shaken Tuesday evening
when the car in which they were
riding was crowded off the FL Gen.
tro- Holtville highway and oyerturn-
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

BRAWLEY = Beautifying the
Plaza, park department workers
are planting shrubbery and flow
ers in the annual spring beauti-
flying campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

HOLTVILLE - The Holtville tire
department will give its annual
dance aturday evening, Jan. l8, at
the Memorial hall. Chairman Wal
ter Reynolds Announces there Will
be an elaborate floor show sponsored
by H. Kay Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

RAWLEY-Granting a request
of the City of Brawley. the state
highway department erected stop
signs on First street from K street
TO Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

BRAWLEY-The monthly dance
for Brawley students sponsored by
the Brawley woman's community
club will take place Friday night.
The dance is open to all high
school and junior college students.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS
TOUCHDOWN GUESTS
Hill, Stone, Gehrig, Grid Letter
Winners at College, Club
to Be Feted April IA.

THREE members Of the Washington
and New York base ball clubs, who
won their letters in college playing
foot ball will be invited to the first
annual Spring banquet of the Touch.
down Club, local organization of COL
lege foot ball letter-men and coaches.
which is sponsoring the affair at the
Social Oyster Club in Brookland on
Tuesday. April IA. the night of the
opening ball game.
Jesse Hill, the Mats fleet outfielder
who starred on the University of
Southern California's eleven; his
teammate, Johnny Stone, who roamed
the gridiron for the Marysville (Tenn.)
College, and Lou Gehrig, the Yankees
slugging first baseman, who was an
all-around athlete at Columbia Uni
versity, will be asked as guests OF the
club. Bucky Harris also will be in
vited, as will members Of the press.
Arthur (Dutch) Bergman, Catholic
University athletic director and presi-
dent of the club, has appointed the
following committee in charge of the
banquet: Dr. Edward j. Cummings
of Boston College, John F. McGovern.
former all-American foot ball quarter
back at Minnesota; Bernard L. Eberts
of C. u; Walter Hooke. and Mike
DurSo, c. U. foot ball player and
cheer leader of the mid-twenties.
Durso will be in charge of the en-
tertainment.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
RICHMOND TO STAGE
GALA SPORTS SHOW
National Stars Are to Compete
in Many Events on Card
Starting April 4.
BY the Associated Press.


D edmond, Va, March 28.-Na-
tionally known sports figures in
base ball, golf, track, boxing, wrestling
tennis, swimming. polo. flycasting and
skeet shooting will appear here during
the first annual Spring festival spon-
sored by the Retail Merchants ASso-
citation, which opens Saturday, April
4, and continues through the week Of
May II.
The list Of events. announced by
John Koehler, jr., athletic chairman
of the festival, includes every type of
Spring sport.
Four major events will open the pro-
gram April T. The Deep Run Hunt Club
races will be run at Curles Neck, the
Richmond Colts meet the Albany Sem
ators in their first exhibition game,
the University of Richmond's State
champion base ball team meets Wash
ington and Lees Southern Conference
champion outfit and the University
of Richmond trackmen and v. M. is
squad will meet.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TIMELY c. v. HITS
BEAT OHIO STATE
Uses Trio Of Pitchers in
Taking Its Opening Tilt
by 1917 Count.
big bats of Andy Horne and
Bob Williams blasted but once
apiece Yesterday. at the begin

THE big bats of Andy Horne and
Bob Williams blasted but once
apiece yesterday, at the begin
ming and near the end of
George Washington's opening base
ball game. but each time they knocked
Ohio State pitches out of the confines
of Alexandria's Baggett's Stadium for
two runs and a 10-7 victory for the
Colonials.
Horne's only hit came in the first
inning when, as the Colonials' second
batter. he smacked one of John Ed
wards throws over the right field fence
that scored Burton Webb, who had
gotten the games first hit.
But it was Williams sock over the
center field barrier that won the game
in the seventh, one frame after the
Buckeyes had climaxed a long uphill
fight by tying the score at SIS. After
George Price singled to start he sew
enth. Williams broke the deadlock with
his game winning poke, forcing Ed
wards retirement and bringing in
Pitcher Mauger. He yielded single,
was the victim of a mates error and
walked two batters, forcing in the
Colonials' third run Of the round.
Lanier Saves Day.
GEORGE WASHINGTON much
heralded pitching staff was off to
a good start with Winnie De Angels,
one Of last years mainstays. Holding
Ohio StNte to two hits in the first four
innings, De Angels allowed but two
other men to get on base. An unas-
sisted double play by Moe" Berg
pulled him out of hole in the
fourth.
In the fifth, however, De Angels got
into a mess of trouble, two singles,
double by Hamilton, Moser's triple and
a walk giving the visitors four runs.
Bob Woytych replaced him starting the
sixth, but after allowing Ohio State to
tie the score. gave way to Bill Lanier in
the next frame.
Relieving Woytych with two aliens
on the bases with none out. the lad
who pitched quite few low-hit games
around the Great Lakes last year
struck out the first batter to face him,
walked another to fill the bases, made
Moser hit into force play at the plate
and then struck out Edwards. He fin
ished strongly, a Texas League double
in the eighth and two singles in the
ninth after two we're out being the
only damage
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Totals--37 1927 8 Totals--36 10 "a I
'Batted for Peters in ninth.
iBatted for Faurot in ninth.

Ohio State 600 O4o 001-7
George Washington - 900 80 31x-10
Runs-Webb. Horne, johnson. Price t2),
Stapleton l2). Williams. Berg C2) Faurot.
Rouds boush; Wayslik (2) Moser o. RUNS
batted in-Horne (2), Williams (3) De
Anselis (21; Moser Edwards, Hamilton
bough t2): Dye. Edwards. Price. Berg.
Two-base hits--Williams, Hamilton. Dye.
Ihree-base hit-Moser. Home runs
Horne, Williams. Stolen bases-Stapleto
90. Roudaboueh. Wayslik. Johnson. Horne.
Walker sacrificesL3Dye. Williams. Double
Ohio State II; G. w. il. s Bases e on balls
--Of De Angels. 81 of Woytych. 3; of
4neE Iansr o Edwsrd be Apte; Is 81 by bMiHSs s
33a g BY LsneI, Iai, ?; BY Woytych Hts ITS,
on De Angels; IN innings: on Woy53
innings; Of Edwards. in 81 inniss: of
MaqEer rnI9 in a inninsS IN of PetsTs Won
tych (sperryl. Winning pitcher-77De
Angels. Losing pitcher-Edwards; Um-
pires-Messrs Purdy and Mcdonald. Time
of same-2:5O.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
DUNBAR NINE IS READY.

Dunbar High Schools base ball
team plays its first game of the season
on Wednesday when it tackles the
Alumni team. Fifty-five candidates,
including Is leftovers from last years
squad, have reported to Coach Jacobs.
Two other games will be played before
the Easter holidays, Rockville High
being met on April 8 and the National
Training Schools colored nine two
days later. All games will be played
at Walker Stadium.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
ELKS, SHRINE TO BOWL

Picked bowling teams from the Elks
and Almas Temple Shriners leagues
will clash Tuesday night at the Rec
reation Alleys.
The Elks will chose their team from
Blakeney, Santini, Mccarthy. Schroth,
Thorpe, Mulvey. Bid and Brown,
while Almas will be represented by
Rose, Meany. Sington, Rice. Courtney
and ISeman.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
KEEPS HER NET TITLE
Katherine Winthrop Extended in
New England Final.

BROOKLINE. Mass. March % Up.
Winthrop of Boston re-
tanned her New England womens in
door tennis title by defeating Mrs.
Virginia Rice johnson of Boston in
hard-fought extra set final today at
Longwood. The scores we're 6-3,
4-6, "a.
The visitor then joined Mrs. Sarah
Palfrey Fabyan Of Brookline for the
doubles final. during which they de-
feated Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Marjorie
Morrill, Painter Of Dedham 2-6, 6-l,
Go.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Indigo Is Carolina Cup Victor
Following Duel With Oliuer C..

of AmisSville. carrying off a second
and two third places, and Randolph
Duffey of Middleburg, earning sec
ond and a third. Dion Kerr, jr., of
Washington took third in the Spring
dale brush race, riding Charles E.
Perkins Laguna Secca.
Summaries:
THE PALMETTO sTEEPLECHAsE te
NJ B. Metcaf. .ir.. owner: Henry w. Frost.
tr nD sesOnd Escape car ,b;dd ID r Sellon MoT
Francis P. Garyan owner. Henry Thomas
~ THE KERsHAw sTEEPLEcHAsE G:
division. won by Aushrim Boy Mrs; J. E
Ryan owner, J. E. RYAN up; second. Ever
Pat. Ward A, Wickshire owner. Ray Woolle
Second division. won by -Reighstone. Mrs
9edond Sean D. Hfs1 Mf5 afGhu5' r
Blue, Hs' Mrs. Marion ri someTSile owner. Noel
lainf THE ue uGeAR6LnSA 3 CnP ls miles over tim
bsrl.Won by Indigo. John L: schiM owner
up: third. Fueitiye. Mrs. G. H Bostwiek
owner; Eapdoiph Dgfiey up 9Dy Time Tin 5;4I A..
over brush)-Won by Night Retreat: Mrs.
Somerville. c. K. Bassert up; second. Our
Friend Mrs. Werner 2. Reed. jr. Noel Laing
up: third. Laeuna Secca. Charles E; Per-
CAMDEN PLATE q furlongs on the
faU-Won by File Away: Anderson Fowler
Somerv:lle. c. K Bassett up; third. Toolbox.
r. K Mellon. Rigan Mckinney up. Time.
1:324
THE wATEREE u14 miles on the faD--
Won by Sable Muff. Mrs. Somerville c. K.
Bassett up: second, Rebel Yell, Alvin Unter-
never Randolph Duffey up; third Little
THE BARON DE KALB UI. miles over
hurdles)-Won by Navarino. Anderson
Mrs. Robert Winmill, J. Leonard up; third.
Royal Thomas. Mrs. Lewis A. Park, Ray
Woolfe up.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BADMINTON PRO PLAYS
Purcell in Exhibition Match at
Baltimore Tuesday.
soac;al Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 2S.-An
exhibition badminton match, featuring
Jack Purcell, world professional cham
pion, and Jack Brewer. Boston pro,
will be held here Tuesday night at
Johns Hopkins gym at o'clock.
The colorfu1 Richardson twins of
Boston will play q singles match,
while two doubles exhibitions also
will be added. Proceeds from the
matches will be given to the Occupa-
tional Therapy Division Of Johns
Hopkins.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LEAGUE OPENS MAY 3
Eight Strong Sandlot Clubs in
National "a" Circuit.

Studded with an array of eight of
the Districts best sandlot base ball
clubs, the National City "A" League
will inaugurate it's season May 3. it
was announced yesterday by Vic
Gauzza, president.
The Blue Flame Wallets, defending
champions, will face such crack mines
as Dixie Pig, Miller Furniture Co.,
Shady Grove Barbecue, Federal Hous-
ing, Heurich Brewers, Union Printers
and Elm Camp, Woodmen Of the
World.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
HOYA GOLFERS START

Georgetown University's Spring
sports schedule gets under way Friday
afternoon when its golf team meets
the Williams College linksmen.
Capt. Kenneth Corcoran, James
Lee, Dick KreuZburg and Harvey
johnson are expected to oppose the
Massachusetts, contingent, coached by
Tony Plansky, former G. U. athlete.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
LIBERTY CAB GIRLS WIN
Temple Girls Victors in Final
Match, Lose on Total.

With Lucille Young rolling 346 set,
the Northeast Temple girls defeated
the Liberty Cab quint of Baltimore at
Temple last night by score of 1,5o7
to 1,472. The win failed to erase
total pin advantage held by the ORR
oles from an early match, which gave
the Liberty girls final victory for
the six games, 3.025 to 1885.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
ARMY FOUR IS VICTOR.

NEW YORK, March 28 P)-The
hard-riding West Point team retained
its national intercollegiate indoor polo
championship tonight by defeating
Yale, 10 l-6 to 6l2, before the largest
crowd of the season at Squadron A
Armory. The cadets previously had
beaten Harvard, while Yale had elm.
mated Princeton and Cornell.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
DUNBAR SWIMMERS PREP.

Facing a heavy schedule. the Dun
bar High School swimming team Is
preparing to meet Douglas High of
Baltimore before the Easter holidays.
Charles Pinderhughes is captain of the
team which will enter the South At
lantic Conference championships.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

New Special Trains.
VISITORS Wednesday will be
agreeably surprised at the many
improvements since last November.
Mortimer NJ. Mahony, Americas best
known pari-mutuel manager. who will
be in charge of wagering here, will
offer the daily double" on each days
first and third races. Washingtonians
who were without train service last
Fall will have available two race spe-
cials The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
will operate one special leaving Wash
ington at ITO pm. and arriving here
at 155 pm, and another leaving at
l:20 pm. and arrives here at 2:O5 or
25 minutes before the first race.
Turtles who plan to motor here
will find the highways in excellent
condition. There will be free park
Ing space on track property for 10000
automobiles.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
DENVER WINS "Y" TOURNEY

PEORIA, ILL.,. March % R.-A
rangy Denver five tonight defeated
Wilmerding, Pa, At to 46, to win the
National Y. M. C. A. basket ball
championship and a berth in the
Olympic play-off tournament at New
York next week.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
PLANS FOR GIRLS TEAMS.

Persons interested in forming a
governing body for local girls basket
ball teams are invited to attend a
meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock
at Thomson School, Twelfth and L
streets.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MOUNT STICKMEN SCORE
Baltimore Club Ten Too Much
for Swarthmore, 13 to 4.

SWARTHMORE, Pa, March 28-
Swarthmore's lacrosse team was de-
feated by strong Mount Washington
club here today, 13 to 4.
Fred Stieber Maryland star, played
an outstanding game for the visitors,
scoring four goals from the inside
home positions.
Mount Washington dominated the
play completely, especially in the early
part Of the game.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
CITY "B" MINES CALLED.

A meeting of the National City "B"
Base Ball League will be held Tuesday
night at 8 O'Clock ut the Atlas Sport
Shop, it was announced today by
President Vic Gauzza.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MEET AT 18TH STREET "Y."

The Physical Education Commit
tee of the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A.
will meet on Thursday in the board
room of the association at 5 o'clock.
All members have been asked to be
present.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SOCCER TEAMS CLASH.

Silver Spring and Italian A. c.
soccer teams will clash today at 2:30
o'clock on the Silver Spring field.
Frank Govan will referee the game.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
ST. JOHNS TUNES UP
Varsity Lacrosse Team Is Easy
Winner Over Alumni.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 28.-St.
Johns lacrosse got off to a good 1886
start by defeating a strong alumni
team this afternoon, 8 to l. The good
work Of Paul Kesmodel, visiting goalie,
held down the score.
Wingate and Bordley led the
Johnnies' attack, and Bobby Pool, now
coach at Harvard, slipped over the lone
Alumni point late in the second
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BALTIMORE PINMEN WIN.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 28.-
Recreation bowlers Of this city won
three out of five matches against the
Statesmen of Richmond in a post
poned set of the Southern League
rolled here tonight.