davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

1453 R. I. AVE. near Scott Circle-Newly
decorated bright rooms. connecting bath.
unlimited phone: reasonable. Adams 4464.
632 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.--Entire
third floor, 2 large rooms. bath. for Ink:
Frigidaire gas electricity; employed
adults: S35: Gentiles only.
81 OGLETHoRPE ST. NV LARGE
master bed rm new home; private bath:
phone; garage il desired.
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APARTMENTs-FURN.-UNFURN
Best locations Call For List
1910 Vermont Ave. Room 217. Natl. 1884
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DESIRABLE APT

2525 ONTARIO RID. NV,
Two bed rooms. living room, dinette
kitchen and bath: convenient neiehbor.
hood car line. stores. schools: newly deco.
rated. $50. Apply res. mgr. in Apt "a
Adams 1857 or E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE

(AND ANNEXES). 1850 r ST. NV
SINGLES DOUBLES PRIVATE BATHS;
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR;
INNER SPRING MATTRESSES IMMACU-
LATELY CLEAN WIDELY SELECTIVE
MENU; GYMNASIUM; Personal LAUN-
DRY AND DRY-CLEAN1NG SERVICE;
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION; COUN-
TRY CLUB PRIVILEGESjGOLF TENNIS
Rates SAn TO Shh PER MONTH
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apt. S10.25. Also lieht housekeeping
rooms. S. and $3.50: corner house. Walk
ing distance. No drinkers
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
RUGS-Imported Orientals,

RUGS-lIIlpOrIeu OTleIlCdlS,
Chinese, Persian Patterns,
Room size. $3.50 to S25: 4x6.. S4;95:
3x5, $3.50: 2x4. S1.50; 24x4O. 81: GIFT.
runner. S395: EFT. S495.
RUG MART.
1404 GIRARD ST. NV.
Open 10 AM. to PM.
OFFICE FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT-Typist desks and
chairs, tables, typewriters, post
age meter, stamping-sealing ma
chine, tying machine, inclosing
tables and trays, Monroe calcu-
lator portable, Elliott addressing
machine, lockers, fans. by organ
ization reducing size of Washing
ton office. Call District $500.
ATTEND AUCTION SALE Of dolls,
wagons, Christmas ornaments,
toys, etc, Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
at 40 9th st. NV, at 2 and 8 pm.
Thomas Bowling g. Co.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

PIANOS. uprights. to be sold for less than
storage charges Union Storage Co.. 705
Fla. ave. NV. North O1O4.
RCA-VICTOR. long and short wave table
model used very little with original factory
carton; cost $50 a5; sell. $50 cash. Apt.
403. 1870 st. NV. District 3SSa.
PIANO. Steinway upright. in good condi-
pm.
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WOODBRIDGE - DETACHED HOUSE 7
rooms, basement, ami. 3 lsrge bed rooms.
y square from best car service in CITY
convenient TO CHURCHES schools and stores.
lsree garden 3l01 South Dakota ave n q,
Immediate possession Rent S65 IN
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1919 VERMONT AVE. dcentraD-select, .
rooms, running water. oil heat; 4 gentle
men; $3.50 wkly ZACH; best food. Met.
1904.
1909 18th ST. Nw.-Nice rooms. near
shower and tub: warm: refined atmos-
phere; variety choice food; reasonable;
beautiful location.
1929 ST. NV. The Lee e-Msraue-Nicely
furnished. single and double rooms. SEMI
private bath. Excellent board. 22.
BEAUTIFUL HOME-Double or single
room. each with private bath; desirable
and dinner optional: prefer professional
man. Call Cleveland $3.50.
22O1 MASS. AVE. NW.-Room and board.
tasty meals. individual tables: S30.5O to
S3s. so.
1910 18th ST Nw.-Rooms for young
ladies; attractive home: walking distance;
dated. 1Q'
.2O1 MASS AVE. N.W.-small. single
studio room, S3S.50 double studio room
next to bath, S33.50 each; large. sunny
room for people. S93 so; vacancy. gen.
ual tables. Dec. 1851.
1906 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-1sth
and Que-Attractive residence for young
ladies; convenient; reas North 9S10.
1913 18th ST. The Legation Club-Front
room, one or two young men; running
water; reas;; also Vacancy, for young lady;
choice meals: $40. North 0045.
1888 z NV, adjoining Hamilton Hotel
double and single, continuous hot water;
excellent meAls: reasonable. 1e~
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S57.50-6 LARGE ROOMS. CONVENIENT
location. near school and stores Mr..
CROXTON, Natl. 1899. Georsia 5s4a.
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1850 CONDUIT RID. Nw-ONE OR TWO
room. kitchenette apartment; convenient
bus and car: employed couple preferred.
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APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN

rated furnished or unfurnished basement DnH0
apt; large living ROOM bed room, kitchen.
private bath. District 1850.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO .APT-oNE ROOM
kitchenette and bath. fireplace x45 furn.
S35 unfurn. 22S N. Columbus St. Alex
andria. Apt. 3. 30"
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BRooKLAND. 1908 MONROE ST. NE
. large front rooms. Frieidaire. . large
closets. adults; oil heat. sas and cleo;
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N SITS. Janitor. west 272s.
1928 ONTARIO PL NV NEAR ZOO
rooms, bath. kitchen, Frigidaire. new range
glassed-in porch; overlooking Rock Creek
Park oil heat: adults
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2110 18th ST. NV, APT. I-S-mo. lease:
nusually attractive large liv. rm.. b. rm
X. b.; Erand piano. French upholstered
twin beds: $50; ref required
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RQAIS.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
ARLINGTON COAL co.

. o40 Lbs to the Ton
Bsgeed and Carried to Bin Free.
tons 81 : 90
Pocahontas Stove. l ton $40; > tons 90
Pocahontas Egg ton. S1050; .
tons "0n0
virginia Hard Pea " $50
Virginia Hard Special Furnace $50
Virginia Hard Chestnut - 1850
Virginia Hard Stove---- : 1878
ote tons 5aniie' hs l 'on, eo'oo, 1900
Kindline Wood per cord ---------S 500
Washington Telephone. jackson 1850.
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l7l9 H ST. NV. APT. 1-COMPLETELY
furnished l rm.. bath. fireplace. Kitchen
ette: l or . gentlemen: S65
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NEAR WALTER REED. 1900 GERANIUM
st.-Attractiye front apt. 3 rooms. bath;
flne meals. Detached corner residence.
Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel,
Goth and r sts n.w.-1 room. kit. bath,
completely furn.: linens. silver. Frigidaire;
day. week. month. National 5425
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sos RrTTENHOUSE ST. NW.-NEW.
house condition: g rooms. bath h.-wh.,
2-car built-in garage. incl. ST. porch; S65,
z. p SCHWARTZ. INC.
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TRAILER-De luxe, streamlined house
trailer; bargain. Call district 0696 or
write Box 3h-W Star office.
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1888 IRVING ST NW.-ATTRAcTIvE
living room bed room kitchen bath; pri-
vate entrance. gas and cleo: $50
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DOUBLE ROOM. REFINED LADY'S APT.
! newly furnished and decorated continuous
elevator service: S4 so each weekly 1919
r st. NV. Apt. So. Meals IL desired.
tIIeI,
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PIJPPIES FOR XMAS.

500 Cookers. so and S25: scotties. s25.
Bostons s25 All A. X G. registratlon; Mist ton
Bledensburg on the Defense Highway.
Will Hold Till Christmas.
Omen Evenings.
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1912 BELMONT ST. NV FRONT.
well-furnished housekeeping rooms; near
car and bus; S45 month. Also one Ink.
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5226 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-2 ROOMS.
kitchen, semi-private bath; near cars. bus.
schools. stores, churches. Children and
dooS Dermitted
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$3.50 WK. UP-1-e-3 RMS, KIT. PRI-
near cars. 3605 Georgia ave. Adams 6s40
G44 E ST. NE-THREE ROOMS. FUR
nished comDletely for Ink; private bath;
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COBLENTZ APT. N CAP. ST. AND FLA
ave.-Four nice. large front rooms kitch-
en-. bath. porch; all new. modern: cOny.
high school. @. p o. and City p. o. De-
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3645 WARDER ST. N,W-s-ROOM COR
neT residence, baths. double garage. 3
entrances. This house in hrst-class condi-
ton and suitable for doctor or dentist. In
Whlte ouilt-up neirhborhood
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THE WESTBUR!
THE ZFPIIInN

18th and Tuckerman Sts. NV.
Two-room units. large living room and
closets carpeted and artistically decorated
halls Select spts. now available. S62 so 10
Sc. SO.
HARRY B PITTS CO.
Represent ative on premises until p m,
1919 18th St NV. Met. 0l00.
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SUBURBAN SIX-ROOM HOME. WITHIN
city limits; acres Of ground; 2-car ga
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FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

wELIrROTTED COW MANURE, euaran
teed. Wisconsin 4195
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TRICYCLES C2), excellent condition; chill
dren to years; "a and ST. 5.4l
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BEAUTIFUL. SILVER SPRING HOME
l., Modern brick. six rooms. tile bath. built
Park, Only $50. LESLIE D. MEAsEiL.
Cleveland 1855 Iss
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llO7 STAPLES ST NE APT. NO o
Three fun rooms, kitchen and bath. use OF
basement: with locker space: S42 So Amply
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NEW APARTMENT BLDG.
3O1 DELAFIELD PI, NV
THE RITZ,

One bed room. living room. dinette.
Ettchen. bath; most modern appointments.
See superintendent
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DETACHED HOME PVT. APT. LARGE
front rooms private bath connecting, elec.
refr.. garage. 55O6 14th NV. Geo. bg1g.
RTMENTS-UNFURN.
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Newly decorated. like new one corner
and front apt . rooms kitchen and bath
see these for price and location: at Rock
Creek Park between the Million Dollar and
New Calvert Street Bridges. 24l0 goth st.
NV. Parking space. Resident manager.
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c2u view IoIk ave. N W. District 1851.
FOR RENT-S1X-ROOM AND TWO-BATH
County. convenient to downtown Washinz-
ton Rent reasonable 20 good tenant AP.
PLY The QUALITY SHOP 3l55 Wilson
olvo.. Clarendon. Phone Clarendon 1873.
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Z LARGE BED ROOMS. 3 BATHS; NEW
oetached home in restricted community;
recreation rn., oil heat. gar. Natl $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL NEW ENGLISH HeME. 3
PEG rooms, baths. recreation room. lava
tory, garage, 10 minutes to downtown
Adams 1921.
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Look at This Apartment.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. FUR
nished or uufurniShed. Phone Georgia
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r. attic. 3 b.. oil heat; 2-car GARAGE. <
minutes, drive to GEORGETOWN; S125. Cleve-
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FURNITURE, bric-a -brac, China, glass;
ware. rugs, silverware. painting; highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, any quantity.
G. David Pearlmans Big Book Shop. 1407
G. / NV MetrOpolitan 64l6
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NEW FOUR-APT. BUILDING. 40 3rd ST.
NV One. two and three rooms. kitchen
and bath; heat and hot water furnished;
S45 so up. Apply Room 400. 1877 F St
NV. Phone District R300
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CHEVY CHAsE-MoDERN HOMES SIX
LESLIE D. MEASELl, CleVeland a4Ah 2ns
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CASH REGISTER on o desks. file cases.
adding machines ano other household
goods. Top prices for desirable furniture.
Call District 211o Dealer
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SEE THESE APTS.

Newly decorated 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath porch and laundry: convenient and
strictly white neighborhood; $40 anc
S42 so. 440S Georgia ave. W. Janitor
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with private bath within one mile of Civi
Service Commission Building. Address Boz
SIX Star office. 90"
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1893 D ST. NE.-Ist FLOOR OF NEW
home; heat, light, gas Frigidaire fur
nished Apply after $40 pm.
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MODERN pr1NGA1n

NE. ,sEcTIoN-DETACHED. SIX ROOMS
and bath. all modern. garage: $50 r1onth'
AUSTIN, N; COOPER. zoos Eve 81. NV.
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high-clsss; warm dbl studio rms k and
b.. refg.; 2 girls. TuLLOSS. Met. G5G9.
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10 18th ST. NE. ACROSS FROM EAST
ern Hlgh1-1hree rooms. Kitchen and bath.
Frigldaire. exposures: adults: $50. so
CAL al Apt. 10 Nnrth AZ
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tContInned an Next fAeeO
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18th ST. NV 4224-Army oficers wild
ow has twin bed rm., priv bath, shower;
refined home: breakfast served.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1906 st nw.-Large
bright rooms. single double quiet: gentle
, men preferred; new MANAGEMENT. ~.
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CLOThING-HigheSt prices paid for men 5
used clothing Bermans. 1922 7th at, NV
Phone MetrOpolitan 1857 will call
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UNFUR.

1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE-on
large room. next bath. southern exposure
rent reasonable. North 52OS-J.
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$40 o ST. NW-2nd FLOOR. FRONT: 2
rooms semi-beth. $3.50 week. working
couple preferred. Phone North 50l5
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THE CASA Iona

Formerly French Embassy.
s460 10th st.-Residentisl hotel OF 40
rms. double single. private and semi
private baths; remodeled. redecorsted,
beautifully furnished; unsurpassed loca-
tion; meals TO outside guests also.
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o516 18th ST. NV. ON HEIGHTS AT
Central High ROOM kitchen. semi
private bath screened porch: adults.
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NEAR Dupont CIRCLE.
CLUB MERIDIAN.

Cozy rooms. Southern cooking; near
car lines park G. w. u; $50 mo. 2O23
O st nw North QO4o o2s
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GOLD-DIAMONDS.

Highest Cash Prices
A. Markell. Room 211, 91S NV.
OLD GOLD white or natural; ANTIQUE
iewelry watches. dental gold. We pay cash.
Schiller Bros, 922 F NV. 49,
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FURNITURE. also baby grand piano: can
pay cash. Call after pm, Metropolitan
Evening star., 1936-12-18

RUFFCOTE KENNELS.
Puppies and grown dogs from champion
stock in Welsh. Dandie Dinmont.. Scottish
Wire-HaIred Fox Terriers and Cocker
Spanlels All stock distemper immuniZed
727 Chesapeake ave Silver Spring. MIS-
r. r. Johnston Shepherd 1926.
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1347 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Two nicely
furn. bed rooms. suitable for one or two
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Foreign Horses
On Derby List

LOUISVILLE KY, Feb. 20.
Headed by five favoriteS and in
cluding three imported colts, 102
three-year-olds were nominated
for the Sixty-second running Of
the $4,000 added Kentucky Derby
on Saturday, May 2, it was an
nounced today by Col. Matt j.
Winn, executive director OF
Churchill Downs.
Five entries each were made
by Mrs. Isabel Dodge Sloan's
Brookmeade Stable and Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Greentree Sta
b5le for the historic mile and a
quarter event.
Mrs. Sloane won the turf clas-
sic in 1884 with Cavalcade, and
Mrs. Whitney triumphed in 1881
with Twenty Grand.
The five outstanding nomina-
tions are C. B. Shaffer'S Cold.
stream, Marshall Fields Tintagel,
winner of the Futurity Stakes at
Belmont Park; the Bomar Stables
Grand Slam, winner of the rich
Arlington Futurity; Hal Price
Headley'S Hollywood, winner of the
Pimlico Futurity, and j. E. Wide
ner'S Brevity, winner Of the Cham
payne Stakes at Belmont Park.
The three imported colts among
the eligibleS are William Wood
wards Isolator, C. H. Bostwick's
Mont Blanc, and Warren Wright's
CroSsbow II. woodward was the
owner of Omaha, winner of last
years derby, and Gallant Fox,
1880 victor.
Not since 1922 has there been so
few nominations. In that year, 80
eligibles were named for the clas-
sic, with only 10 going to the post.
The most nominations in the his
tory Of the event occurred in 1928,
when 1876 thoroughbreds were
named and % went to the post,
with Reigh Count winning.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Devittnnen Gel
RitzenburQs

Dewitt Prep promises to go
places on the tennis court this
year with the announcement that
the Ritzenburg brothers, Nate and
Allie. have entered the Upton
Street school.
OF course, both youngsters will
play tennis. Already Devitt's
@hStock" has taken q jump several
points up. Last year the RitEen'
burgs played at Central.
Dewitt now becomes threat In
the Prep School Net League even
though the actual playing Of the
matches are still many weeks
away. st. Adams won the cham.
pionship last year and has always
been the "big" team.
Western won the feature basket
ball game on yesterdays scholastic
schedule. The GeorgetownerS de-
feated Georgetown Prep. SO to 81,
in an interesting encounter In the
Western gym.
Gerald Burns, with Is points,
and Hugo Schultze, with 10, led
the Moore coached crew, while
Higgins 10 led Georgetown Prep.
Other contests yesterday found
Hyattsville High defeating Laurel,
40 to 81; Mt. Rainier High traunc-
ing Bowie, 26 to 7; Blair defeat
ing Landon, 20 to 10; Bethesda
Chevy Chase beating Frederick
High, As to %, and st. Johns de-
feating Gaithersburg, 36 to "a.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
GLEN
MCCARTHY
PICKS:

AT HIALEAH
Likely winners are, fourth race,
Owaller, fleet filly: fifth race,
SabIin, last impressive; sixth race,
FuSc0, another chance.
AT FAIR GROUNDS
First race, Our Justice, now in
form; fourth race, pepper, nicely
spotted: fifth race. Professor Paul,
easily best.
AT OAKLAWN
Sixth race, LegiOnary, last
Sharpener; seventh race, Old
Lady, game, in light; eighth race,
Axtel, should repeat.
AT EPSON DOWNS
Second race, Howard G. set
record in last; seventh race, Pulls,
holds an edge.
AT SANTA ANITA
Second race, Murph, very fast;
seventh race, Prince Abbot, shade
best.
Major Smyley parIays five
straight, same place, on Professor
Paul and Murph.
copyright, 1895, by the Christy
Walsh Syndicate)
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
LdndonCoaCh
PreparesFor
Baseball
By GARRETT WATERS


sid like to nominate Johnny
CrOcker as one Of the best prep
school basketball players in this
vicinity"
So said Bob MacCartee, coach
ct Landon Prep School today while
discussing sports generally.
Continues MacCartee:
"CrOcker has been the most
valuable man on our team this
year. Particularly in . scoring
way. Now, 1t might sound extra
ordinary, but Johnny has aver
aged about 10 points . game oil
season."
The Landons have played 1e
contests. On this basis, the young
player has been something Of a
sensation. He's played well. at
that since being at Landon. In
football he was selected All-Prep
quarterback last fall. Now, Coach
MacCartee thinks, he should be
nominated as "topS" among his
prep school basketball brothers.
Record Is Fair
The Landons have Jared right
well on the court this year. Basket
ball was something new to the
candidates when Coach MacCar-
tee assembled them back in De-
cember. AS a result the first few
weeks Of the campaign were hard
ly successful.
However, in the last month, the
team found itself. Eight out Of II.
games were won, making the sea-
son one Of those morale" sue
CeSSeS, If not of the record" type.
The campaign Of 1936-37 should
be even better. Four Of the pres
ent roster will return to action, in.
cluding Crocker, John Randall.
forward, and John Channel and
Earl Myers, guards. Mike Levely,
sub guard, and Gardner Eaton,
center, will be lost by graduation.
Says MacCartee:
well have q trio Of others
On hand also next year. They
are Alan Dorian, Randy Per.
kins and Rad Hibben. second
stringerS Of this years team.
All in all, we're mighty happy
over future prospects"
LOOKS TO BASEBALL
Now that basketball is over (the
boys played Montgomery-Blair in
the seasons final yesterday at Sill
yer SPRING. Coach MacCartee's
next plans are for baseball.
He will call out candidates
within the next three weeks and
will send them at it fast and furi-
Gus provided the weather is ac-
ceptable. :.
. This baseball will be the first
attempt in four years for o Lam
don team. Gardner Eaton is the
lone known baseballer Of promi-
nence and around his shoulders
will be built nine. Eaton is q
pitcher.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
GaIIaudet Calls
Track, Gridiron
Candidates

Candidates for the Gallaudet
College field and track team will
report Monday afternoon to Coach
Teddy Hughes, weather permitting.
Approximately IS aspirantS are ex-
pected to answer Hughes call.
Though hard hit by graduations,
the outlook for successful season
are bright. Among the returning
veterans are Burnett, Stanfill,
Delp, Akin, Leight, Atwood, Hoehn,
Patr1e. Roberts, Ravn, Tharp,
Brown. and Wheeler.
Coach Hughes expects to develop
some talented performers from the
newer candidates. The Blues. who
are members Of the recently or
ganized Mason.Dixon Conference,
open their season with Randolph
Macon at home on April Is.
Schedule:
April rs RandOlph-MacOn, at
home.
May @MaSOn-DixOn champion
ships, at Baltimore.
May S-American University, at
home.
May 16-MaryIand freshmen.
at home.
May 22--Interclass meet.
May 31-DiStrict A. A. U. cham
piOnShips.
Spring football practice also is
scheduled to begin Monday, with
Coaches Wally Krug and Orrel
Mitchell taking charge of the
squad.
Coaches Krug and Mitchell will
labor with a limited squad. as
many members of the football
team are also trackmen. Gallau-
diets 1896 football schedule:
October 3-WilSOn Teachers, at
home.
October Bridgewater Col
lege, at Dayton. Va.
October 17-Open.
October 24-William and Mary
Norfolk divisiOn), At home.
October 31-UniverSity Of Balti-
more, 1T Baltimore.
Nov. 7-Open.
November 1A-MOunt st. Mary's,
at EnamitSburg, Md.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Handicap
{. u. RingCodCh
With Team
(Cont. from First Sports PaSe)

(Cont. from First Sports Page)
ginia, defending champion, quail
fled seven and Duke six.
Carrying Maryland'S cause are
Tom Birmingham, 125-pounder;
Ivan Nedomatsky, 145-pounder; /;
Johnny Gormley, 175-pounder, and
John Birkland, 165-pounder.
Walter Spike" Webb, Mary
lands 135-pounder, lost to Bus
ter Dawson, Clemson, in yester-
days bouts. Ed Shegogue, Mary
land 115-pounder, dropped a close
three-rounder to Lorenzo Taylor,
South Carolina, while Cliff Hen.
ley, Clemson heavyweight, de,
cisioned Ed Fletcher, Maryland.
Gormley scored a technical
knockuot over Ray Haskell, South
Carolina, after l minute and As
econds of the third round.
Gormley battles Ray Matulewicz
Duke, in tonight's final. Nedo
matsky and Birkland drew byes
yesterday.
GalIaudet Meets OStOpathS
The Gallaudet College basket.
ers Swamped by Long Island Uni
versity, +21, in Brooklyn last
night, end their three-day journey
by opposing the College of Os
teopathy in Philadelphia tonight
Last nights victroy was the
thirty-third in a row for Long
Island and also ended the Black
birds season. Jim EllerhorSt, A
Hoffmeiser and Capt. Joe Burnett
were best for the Blues.
The undefeated boxing string o.
Columbus University today Stooc
at 18. following last nights six-to
two triumph over Brooklyn Col
lege in the Arena. Word was re
ceived from Charlottesville the Elk
plorers were ineligible to competG
in the national collegiate trial.
for the Olympic boxing team, be
cause the school isn't affiliated
with the National Collegiate Ath
letic Association. However, thu
door was left open, and the Elk
plorerS can apply for admission
into the association in time tt
take part in the tryoutS.
Last nights Wilson Teachers
Southeastern basketball game haS
been postponed indefinitely. The
Teachers have two home games
booked next week, meeting New
ark IN. j. State Normal Friday
night and Virginia Medical Col
lege Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
Late spscial-NEvERFADE
Seventh at Oaklawn Park

recently wed Isabelle F. Grad
dock "MOOny" Lynn's interest
in bowling has dwindled since the
passing Of his father "A. A. Ba.
rOni crows about To- Rows vic.
tories over Discovery. but will
BarOni pit his steed against the
A. G. Vanderbilt ace at equal
weights?. Ed Farley and Mike
Riley probably will 80 round
and round" with the boxers at
the Arena Monday night. ICY"
Cummings, ailing most Of the win
ter, welcomes warmer weather, as
1t beStirs thoughts Of Maryland'S
spring turf season. verify, spring
Is here: boys were playing baseball
on lots yesterday. Vic Kracher
and George b. McGehee played
rummy yesterday. golf being out
Of the question with the Manor
Club course unfit for play.
The Washington times., 1936-02-29
PICKUPS AND PUTOUTS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Bill Merriam is heart-brOken.
all year long he looked forward
to the Navy-Lehigh wrestling
match, scheduled at Annapolis to-
day but . measles epidemic at
Lehigh forced q cancellation
George Gaudet, Navy tennis coach,
holds 13 tennis balls at one time
:. also can pick up six tennis
balls without dropping one
no wonder Ernie Millar has that
worried look. the ice flOes have
carried away the dock and float at
the Potomac Boat Club. al De-
laney and Tony GalentO mix in a
Six-rOunder in New York tonight.
Carl DeMellO, ex.CathOlic U. foot.
baller, has . future halfback for
Dutch" Bergman. his wife
presenting him with a boy
Carl A. monk" MacCartee,
former local high school athlete,