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Evening star., 1937-11-07

236 CROMWELL TERRACE N.E.-sIx
rooms, bath built-in garage; newly deco
rated. Call Cleveland OIL.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

SPACIOUS. HOMELIKE APARTMENT.
BaIcony overlooking city high up with
IN aulet, well-manaeed building with ele-
saVor ana switchboard service; near Ism
elderly couple or for mother and dauehter
Telephone Columbia 11O3,
Evening star., 1937-11-07

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. , ROOMS
nicely furn. new gas range, cont h. W:
cleo; gas. heat. furn.: semi-private bath.
ample ample .,t closet space; excel. transp.; very
Evening star., 1937-11-07

sUBLET FOR SIX MONTHS. APT. AIS,
the Ontario-Completely furnished liv-
ing room, dining room, bedroom, twin
beds, kitchen, bath and balcony. Ts
Evening star., 1937-07-18

each brain declared he was dead; just as
promptly the other half went into action,
vociferating, marshaling fact after fact to
prove the absurdity of the preposterous truth.
Five minutes ago he had been in the prime of
life, vital, radiating strength; logically he
couldn't possibly be dead. Mrs. Bynne was the
first to speak.
Get DOCTOR" she said in voice so
hoarse, so far below her usual register that it
seemed to rise muffled from beneath the floor.
She stood quite still, incapable of the
hypocrisy of mysteries yet profoundly moved.
Her eyes seemed enormous and her face,
habitually so pale, was startlingly suffused
with red glow. At her words everyone moved
simultaneously. Captain Aldyreff, Bynne's
liaison officer, took up the telephone. Red"
Long, grown older by some instantaneous
process, turned the body over; with quick
fingers he undid the collar of the shirt and
plunged his hand against the bare flesh over
the heart
From one Of the western windows where she
had been standing Tracy Lloyd swooped for
ward aud like a bird alighting sank beside
Bynne; though she made no sound her whole
being seemed dissolved in tender sob Di-Di
took several mincing, noiseless steps, stopped,
crashed down on his knees and began pound
Evening star., 1937-07-18

to the Russian officer s voice. Captain Wong:
Aldyreff: Ask no question. Come at once to
Major Bynne's suite. An urgent matter de-
mands your personal attention"
A knock came at the outer door and the
manager hastened to answer it. He could be
heard saying jovially, We'll, WE'LL Doctor,
I'm delighted to say it seems to have been a
false alarm. But come in anyway, do come
in." Then the closing of the door and total
change in the managers voice. The worst
has happened, Doctor; didn't wish the floor
boy to guess the truth"
For sensible reasons the hotel did not
patronize the famous local medical institu-
ton; its surgeons were too busy and since
they we're for the most part Chinese, the
ignorant transient was apt to make silly
scene. The European doctor who entered was
no doubt an excellent practitioner but his
senses had been dulled by years of treating
one Peiping cold after another He was all
set to handle sore throat he found dead
man. He recoiled visibly, then recovered his
wits and set to work. While with stethoscope
and inquiring fingers he made his examina
ton, Aldyreff slipped away to stand in
readiness by the hall door.
"Stoppage of the heart, announced the
Evening star., 1937-07-18
Aviator Long asks a question o.
which many lives depend -
and gets an answer. Continuin
thrilling serial of love and
intrigue in the Far East
bv GEORGE AGNEW
CHAMBERLAIN
Avtkes Of % fks Kings Hossss" "AoroSs fos ksvsovs.
"Cotveu," '7ssyos." Efs.

that there was more to the affair than
appeared on the surface. Later he was sure
of it.
The object of the expedition was supposed
to be the Harvesting of the Hw0ng Ho River
= China Sorrow" But was it? Why had all
the party held so aloof from Red on the way
over - Major Lancaster Bynne. the engineer
Tracy Lloyd, Bynne's pretty secretary, whom
Red had rescued from the unwanted atten-
tions of a Japanese officer; Mrs. Bynne, who
though jealous of her husbands interest in
Tracy, had tempted kiss from Red? What
did these people fear? The young f1ier, arriving
with them in Peiping, and already more than
little attracted by the often-elusive Tracy.
pondered vainly for the answer.
At the Peipng hotel Major Bynne pored
over maps in the living room of his suite.
The others came in, but he seemed 80 en-
crossed that they did not disturb him.
Presently Di-Di, valet who had offered his
services to Bynne in Chosen and had proved
invaluable, inquired: Master, you want tif-
fin topside or evlibody go down below"
The Major paid no attention.
Lancaster, didn't you hear?" asked his
wife. The rest of us may be hungry even
if you aren't" Still there was no answer. She
rose and went to him. He slumped to the
floor at her touch He was dead
Evening star., 1937-12-17

Just arrived! Domosk heorth-coots Of
royon, with huge stor-pointed sleeves
fitted like evening wrops. ColIo white,
peacock, dubonnet, Il to 70, $l695.
Evening star., 1937-12-17
Christmas Morninq

Open the most thrilling box and find Gold Stripe silk
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Evening star., 1937-12-17

christmes kesIisss Shop. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-12-17
BRACELET-KERCHIEF
OF CHIFFoN-Sl ca.

The bracelet, q wide mesh Of
rhinestones with q speeioI clip to
donsIe her sheer evening chiffon
handkerchief. OF which there ore
sequins. petit-point ond plain in
postels, whnte ond brilliant eoIors.
Evening star., 1937-12-17

Any woman would like hovins q
bog Of royon broeode-this one
opens wide. Of soft colors to
blend with every costume. VonIty
shope equipped with change purse.
comb, eompoet, comb and lipstiek
pocket.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

MO FIERMoNTE, the
- smoothly featured Italian
who posed as . nght-heavy-
- weight fighter, has entered q
400-horsepower Maserati rocket in
the Vanderbilt Cup auto races At
Roosevelt Roadway July
Fiermonte, who Is John Jacob Astor,
jr.'s, step-father, has piloted speed
sters in Italy :. He once bet Make
Rosenbloom 5000 he could whip
him, but the New York Boxing
Commission refused to sanction the
match EMO will share driving
duties with George Rand, New York
socialite.
Al Treder, the Manor Club pro
who will play In the P. G. A. cham
paonships at Pittsburgh next week,
asked In kidding way II there Is
= plane out Of the Smoky City the
afternoon OF the qualifying round
-. which Is false modesty or tops
In honesty AL has plenty Of golf
In his system, however. and may
surprise.
Dick Merrill, the aviator who re.
Gently trtpped by air from New
York to London and vice versa,
will be the ofncial starter In the
Indianapolis 50-mie auto race May
81 :. He will ny New York sports
writer's to the scene and pilot them
back following the race Jimmy
Slattery, one-time light-heavy-
weight title claimant, now Is 4
policeman in Buffalo, N. Y.
Love and Harmony were on the
Evening star., 1937-05-21
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BY BURTON HAWKINS

same boxing team at West Point
some years ago j. that's the same
Capt. Jack Harmony who coached
Maryland ring teams j.. Maryland
varsity teams thus far have won ~
Of 20 engagements this Spring :.
while Terp freshman teams have
captured II out OF 20 events g..
Tommy Loughran, former world
light-heavyweight boxing champion,
soon will open . restaurant In
Philly.
Wanta know how Shorty Ahearn.
the colored heavyweight who ruined
the build up Of Killer Lamar here,
obtained his name? :, q guy
named Turner had fought on card
for Matchmaker Goldie AheArn the
week before and had looked none
too pleasing :. Goldie, in order to
place the name of Ahearn on q
level with Promoter Joe Turner,
dubbed the imported heavy -
Shorty Ahearn only Ahearn
won and made hit.
Bobby Goldstein, brother of
Goldie and three-time Southern
Conference boxing champion, now
Is peddling insurance Goldie,
incidentally, has = watch presented
him by the clowning KingflSh
Levinsky the timepiece sup
posedly was given in exchange for
two pairs Of pajamas, but the King
fish still is seeking his part Of the
bargain he sends Goldie 4
weekly postcard reminding him Of
that, but Goldie apparently has =
faulty memory.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

OF 80 women players-a number IN
excess OF the average entry for q
women's tournament in the Capital.
AL but one Of the city's first 10
ranking women players are entered.
In addition to Mrs Robinson and the
Misses Cootes, Clarke and Moore, the
tournament will be marked by the
presence of Mary Ryan. Dorette Miller,
Edith McCullogh, Willie O'Steen and
Frances Bassett-the fifth, sixth,
seventh, eighth and tenth ranking
players of the city
If dope runs true to form, Mrs.
Robinson should meet Miss Moore in
the quarter-finak of the upper bracket
while Miss Clarke would play Miss
Ryan in the lower half of the same
bracket. Miss Cootes heads the lower
bracket and is favored to meet either
Mrs. Miller or Miss O'Steen In the
quarters. The survivor would play
Miss Greason in the semi-f1nal Of the
lower bracket, provided, of course, the
latter gets by Miss Mccullough, ap-
parently her strongest rival.
Still, the above e-mentioned must
watch out for such players as Kay
Baker, Christine GaWne, Frances
Garter, Dorothy Kingsbury and Einor
Finckle--most Of whom have disting-
uished themselves in play Of the
Women's League, which. incidentally,
supported the tournament in splendid
style.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
.DUSEKS' PRESTIGE
ON MAT LOWERED
Ernie Only Member of Mean
Family Quartet to Win
in Turner's Show.

TINE destroying Duseks today
vacated this sector minus much
Of their reputation as mat
a doms meanest men, while
Wee Willie Davis was credited with
making the only hit Of the card, d.
rect boot to the eyeglasses of Sam
Ugel, pudgy official timekeeper.
Ernie Dusek was the only member
Of the Quarrelsome quartet to record
victory last night at Turner'S Arena
scoring over the same gigantic Davis
who accidentally kicked Ugel, shat
tering his glasses and cutting en- eye
lid slightly.
Ernie disposed Of Davis, who was
transformed from villain into q
hero for the evening, through the
medium Of body slam after 80 min.
utes Of vicious suarling.
Other Duseks Jared not so well, how.
ever, as Brother Rudy drew with Ginc
Garibaldi. Brother Joe lost to Joe Cox
who applied backdrop and body
press to win in 13 minutes, and Cousin
WaIy gave up under the persuasion
Of Hank BARRIERS Japanese armlock
after 1917 minutes
The opener found Nike Mazurki anC
Irish Jack Donovan twisting to . 80
minute draw.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Dempsey Poised to Pluck Boxing Plum From Garden


time, they approached the six
teenth tee and asked their hosts
which way to drive THAT
way" replied the home boys, point
ing So the Marquetters drove
that way" quite well Imag-
Inc how they felt when the locals
teed up and headed in the opposite
direction Marquette golfers
took IS and IS on the hole, while
the home boys holed out In Is.
Correction: Stan Bordagaray Of
the Cardinals and not Wally Berger
Of the Bees Is the outflelder the
Giants are dickering for (but
the f1sticuffs the other day may
have delayed the deaD.
Benny Huffman, now catching
regularly for the Browns, was BE-
hind the plate for Bridgewater
College, an institution Of only $50
students, q year ago ,. How's that
for leaping?
Can it be true that Al WE'LL In
tends to turn down q guarantee Of
$4,000 for Lou An,bers to defend
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Doubles Entries Open.

THIRTEEN Of the 16 flrst-round
singles matches are scheduled to-
morrow. starting at o'clock. Miss
Greason, however, is not scheduled to
play until Sunday, while Miss Cootes
will not play until Monday. The op-
ponent of the former is the formidable
Kay Baker who. as Kay johnson, was
one Of the Districts ranking stars .
few years back.
Six full doubles teams already have
signed to play, but entries in that divi-
sion will be held open until after the
first days singles. They will be ac-
cepted up until 6 o'clock tomorrow
night and should be made to the COM
mittee at the Reservoir courts. The
defending champions, Mrs. Robinson
and Miss Clarke, undoubtedly will be
seeded No l, but three teams loom as
possible No. entrants. Miss Greason
has paired with Miss Cootes, while
Miss O'Steen, the playground cham
pion, has entered with Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Moore, the public
parks doubles champions, also are con-
tenders.
Entrants are requested to report
and pay their singles entrance fee of
81 to Felix Silva. Then they will be
directed to courts and given new balls
Tor their match. Entrants are remind
ed that hardness in excess of is min
utes Of the time their match is sched-
uled may result in their default.
The pairings:
o'clock-Margaret Robinson VS.. Maude
Walker: Eleanor Craven VS. Ellen Dryden,
Sara Moore vs.. Marian Prichard, France
Sassett VS.. Elinor Wardward, Barbara
Conard VS.. Harriet Williams, CHRISTINE
Davis vs.. Elizabeth Bouve Dorette Miller
rs Gertrude ,,l;1 HUNT; Polly Preston vs. Mrs.
q o'clock-Edith Clarke VS.. Dorothy
kinfsbury: Mary Ryan VS. Hazel Bishopp,
Johanna letlemeier VS.. Evelyn Watkins.
5 o'clock-Frances Carter VS.. Winor
F1nckel.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
S|M0N-PURESBO
AT ATSEATPLEASANT'
College, A. A. U. GIovemen
on Tonight's Card Opening
Boys Club Series.

" IGHT crack amateur bouts and
- a battle royal will be presented
tonight at Duffy Stadium As
- the Seat Pleasant Boys Club
launches series Of Summer boxing
cards at $50 o'clock.
Among the well-known local anna
teurs who will swing are El Brookman,
Orville Lyons and Mike Morton. Nor
ton campaigned with Columbus Uni
versity's undefeated team this year,
while both Brookman and Lyons are
veterans OF District A. A. U. and
Golden Gloves Journeys.
General admission will be IS cents,
with reserved ringside chairs selling for
80 cents.
Following is the lineup:
ll2-pound class-Bernie Hardy vs.
l35-pound clas-Bul Miller vs.. Bill
145-pound clas-El Brookman vs. Fred
Rosers; Jack Booker VS.. Ike Fones: Charley
Cox VS.. Johnny williamson; Mike Morton
vs.. Joe Plechiza.
175-pound class-Tom Jordon W. Nor.
man Pemberton.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
TECH NINE YEARNS
FOR TITLE SET TIE
Enters High School PIay.off
If Roosevelt Beats East.
ern Tuesday.

TECHS base ball team today was
clinging to fond hope that
Roosevelt will upset Eastern's
L undefeated nine Tuesday and
thus throw it into first-place tie with
the Lincoln Parkers In the public high
school diamond series.
Assured of second place, Tech, with
four victories and one loss, can tie for
the title and necessitate play-off for
the championship should Roosevelt
defeat Eastern, which boasts an un-
blemished record in four starts.
Tech Topples Western.
TECH gained its faint glimmer OF
hope yesterday by topping West
ern, 8-4, at Roosevelt Stadium, as
Tommy Doonis limited the defending
champions to three hits and chalked
up II strikeouts as Western defeated
its own cause with costly bobbles.
Ciomei, Fillah and White paced
Techs 10-hit attack, which scored
two runs in the first, second and sixth
innings. Western grouped two OF its
three safeties in the first inning,
which, coupled with Tech errors,
pushed over three runs.
Western and Wilson now are tied
for third place and will battle for that
position next Friday at Western Sta
dium.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

TONNIE DOYLE defeated one
Of the foremost tennis players
Of the country when he trimmed
Dean Mathey OF New York in an
exhibition match at the Columbia
Country Club, 60.
Ray Morgan, the Mats second
baSeman, missed his first game Of
the 1917 season because Of swol-
len ankle and the Mats lost their
first game in six starts, st. Louis
defeating them, 4-3. The defeat
dropped the Mats into sixth place.
The stymie was abolished in the
play Of the Western amateur golf
championship by the Western Golf
Association. The radical action
states that. in match play, with
both balls on the green, the ball
nearest the hole shall be played
first instead OF the one farther
away,
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Awaits Lifting O
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

n YEW YORK, May 21.-Re-
M ports persist the New
" York State Athletic Com
L mission will reinstate Bar
ney Ross without making him go
through the formality of defend
ing his welterweight title against
Ceferino Garcia OF Los Angeles
which would pave the way
for Ross-Pedro Montanez bout,
which Jack Dempsey is pulling the
old wires for.
No wonder Mike Jacobs and the
Garden are jittery They've
been trying to land this plum for
months but were handcuffed by
the suspension of Ross They
will burn to q crisp If Dempsey
plucks 1t from right under their
noses.
Marquette University golfers
were boiling when they returned
home the other day after losing q
match away from home Play
ing on strange course for the first
Evening star., 1937-05-21
SEARS NET TEAM
HAS I'D. c. GIRLS
AIexandrian Tennis Player
Also on Mid-AtIantic Sec
tion Cup Squad.
e EXpNCTED

8 EXPECTED, Washington
n placed four Of its leading
~ woman tennis players on the
4 4 Sears Cup team which will
represent the Middle Atlantic section,
while an Alexandrian, rated among
local netwomen, gained a nth place
on the six-member team.
Although no positions have been
or will be assigned until Just prior
to the matches in Boston early next
month, Margaret Robinson, defend
ing champion in The Stars City Of
Washington Tournament. has been
named captain
Other members are Mary Cootes Of
Alexandria and Edith Clarke, Mary
Greason and Sara Moore. Miss Clarke
Is the Districts third ranking player,
Miss Moore is the local public parks
champion and Miss Greason, a new
conner from Honolulu, is rumored to
be a threat for all local champion.
ships this year.
The sixth member of the team IL
Frances Grimes OF Morgantown, w.
Va.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Base Ball.

TODAY.
Base Ball.
Cleveland vs.. Washington, Grit
fifth Stadium, 3:l5.
IAndon vs.. Friends, Friends
field, $3.50.
Fredericksburg High vs.. Wash
ington-Lee High, Ballston, Va,
$3.50.
Track.
Finals, public high school meet,
Central Stadium, 3:l5.
American University vs.. GAL
laudet, Kendall Green, 2:30.
Tennis.
Western VS.. St. Adams, st.
Adams courts, 3:l5.
Tech vs.. Georgetown Prep, Gar
ret Park, Nd, $50.
Boxing.
Amateur bouts, Duffy Stadium,
Seat Pleasant, Md, $50.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Grif-
nth Stadium, 3.
George Washington ct WASH
ington College.
Georgetown vs.. Navy, Annapolis,
1:45.
Roosevelt W. Greenbrier Mill
tary Academy, Lewisburg, w. Va.
McDonogh vs.. st. Adams, St.
Adams field, l0:30.
Eastern vs.. Loyola, Baltimore,
Md.
Maryland VI. Navy, Annapolis,
1:45.
La Sale vs.. Catholic Univer-
sity. Brookland Stadium. $3.50.
Lacrosse.
Maryland vs.. Johns HOPKINS,
Homewood Field. Baltimore, 3.
Tennis.
Pittsburgh vs.. Georgetown, Hill
top courts, 3.
Women,s City Of Washington
tournament, Rock Greek courts, !.
Horse Shows.
University Of Maryland, College
Park, 10.
George Washington University,
Meadowbrook Saddle Club, 10.
Annandale, Annandale, Va, 10.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Flying Fishing Trip.

nAME rumor hath 1t that once
again this year Eastern Air Lines
will run its famous fishing trip to
Miami This trip proved plenty popu-
lar with us last season, and should
the event take place again wild horses
couldn't keep us back. The idea of
the trip was to prove that an angler
could leave New York or Washington
late one day and be fishing of Miami
early the next morning. They GER
tainly proved 1t to our satisfaction,
and We cannot recall more enjoyable
experience.
Your correspondent left here
1T IL o'clock one night and the
next morning by 3 o'clock We
had had breakfast, changed our
clothes and were trolling all over
the Gulf Stream, miles out Of
Miami.
In our party we're several anglers
who could not spare many days away
from the ofnce and they found that
by flying down they could spend q
minimum Of time away from WASH
ington and yet get in several days
OF actual fishing for sailfish, tarpou
and baracudaa In Florida.
There also is another rumor running
about town, a dark one. It seems
that Bill Briggs will not be included
IN the jaunt this time. Bill, District
manager for Eastern Air Lines, Is
an expert angler and man who
knows his business. Should he de-
eide not to go this time it will be
just another fishing trip, not the
highly enjoyable occasion we had
last year. Come on Bill, go with US
Evening star., 1937-05-21

before July Is -. Otherwise, he Is
going to London to fight Peter
Kane for q $4,000 guarantee.
Have you bought your ticket to
the Notwithstanding fight yet?
-. Ofdcially, President Ford Frick
had to slap on a fine or two for
the riot in st. Louis Privately
and confidentally, he probably
wishes he had been on hand to
see it and report it for the papers
as he used to do before he became
an exec.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
COLORED RUNNERS VIE

The Twelfth Street Y. M. c. AS
eighth annual intercity run will be
held on June S. Star runners from
Annapolis, Baltimore and Philadelphia
are expected to compete for the title
now held by Edgar Lee.
The run starts at Howard University
and finishes at the "Y." Gold, silver
and bronze medals will 60 to the first
10 men to finish. with the winner
getting the John Rhines individual
trophy.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ToRoNTo;LPean Detton; SSo5.
Ireland drew. No falls.
CAMDEN, N. J.-Cliff Olsen, 225.
: St Paul: Mimi. defeated George Ko-
, fAlls.
= NEW ,YoRK.-Jesse James. 1888.
Hollywood, Calif.. pinned Gino Mar
WAsHINoToN.SErTnie Dus.k, 22s.
ON aha. Nebr., threw Wee Willie Davis,
see eo,yIss,,1I WsSs XtrF,n,a cn,a 1900; .,,a..
, sf1lie; 5e:l7; liEht -heayyveiEhts
lewis, 245. Los Angeles defeated Rudy
f. Ditzi. 225; Poushkeepsie, N. r..
> 6t. LQU1S S-shunichi ehikuma. 21B,
Japan. ,4efeated Dorv Roche, 2O6. 81.
oAtuf. u., $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-05-21

son, we reported here that the water
seemed to be running through the
inlet in q different manner. and it
may be that the whole bottom has
changed, which OF course will change
feeding conditions.
You remember what happened at
Ocean City after a big storm some
years ago. 1t ruined the whole water
front and changed the angling picture
for some time.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
EAGLE RACKETERS WIN
Drop Only One Match in Putting
Bee on Cardinal Team.

Catholic University's tennis team
was defeated, 81, by the American
University racketers yesterday.
American U. swept the singles and
lost only the No doubles match,
Dunno and Murphy defeating Rhodes
and Hewitt.
Summaries:
Singles-Lee fA) defeated Cranston.
6-4. IL. a.; Harris lA) defeated
Dunno 6-. 6-3: May (AD defeated
Mcdonald. 60. 6--l; Winter "a de.
feated Arnold. -, SO; Sarles (A) de-
feated Murphy. 60. 6-3; Hewitt tA)
defeated Ratkey. 3--6 -. 81.
Douhles-Hsrris and Lee fA) defeated
cranston and Mcdonald. 6-3. "a: May
and Winter A.) defeated Dunno and Ar
mold. 81. 4E6. 6-2: Dunno and
Murphy Co defeated Rhodes and Hewitt,
6-1, 6-3.
Evening star., 1937-05-21
WAR RACKETERS SCORE

Maj. Christenberry on Winning
Side Against Parks Team.
With Maj. G. w. Christenberry, vice
president OF the D. G. T. A., in its line
up, War Departments tennis team
blanked National Park Service, SO,
yesterday In a Departmental League
match.
Christenberry paired with Sanders
to defeat West and Lemke, 6-4, 60.
Results Of other matches:
Rumbaugh and McPike defeated Wilkin-
son and Chittick. 60. 60: Collins and
d; Phillips and Anderson defeated
6Aker and Brand. 60. 6-4; Bitonti and
Nlcnoison defeated HenEstler and Loomis
Evening star., 1937-05-21
H0YA YEARLINGS SCORE
Lose Only One Set in Downing
Eastern Netmen. 60.

Only one set in six matches was lost
by deor2etown's freshman tennis team
which yesterday blanked Eastern, go.
on the Hilltop courts. Mcbride was
the lone Hoya extended three sets,
Summaries:
Sincles-Kain %. " defeated Simpson
feated Richardson tEastern5. g. q 8os: q:
Mcbride g. ~ defeated Mathews (East.
ernl. 4-6. SIS. 81: Fitzgerald (G. U.)
DoublesEKain and Owens g. U.J de-.
feated Mathews and Simpson iEastern).
defeated Richardson ana Brookes lr.st.
ern). 6-. 6-3.