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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


S SoLMAAMs ans coTTAAaE NE HEEap .1oc ESTATE
bsseh sd open G'n Sun. Emerson s $3.50 s4se. D'Nase
$4,000 WILL BUY 20 ACRES HIGH,
HiGhvas; also several t,es besutifuI uiA water s
nan.peRs taan. RsoPsEi'siR Md r HFSFS E S6 P SMITH
l,nd Beach: larse Screened iHE porch. won eeila2
s'}e ss[ssS ssffss5E s'5s Goese 4'; Ssr'
TRUSTEES SALE OF, VALUABLE WATER
front property on June 80; situate in
snd On State ROAD and lq oouaded neseS By o
Potomac River, Calvert Bay and oyster
Greek. Over I mile water front; suitable
= fshing, etc. Inquire of
J. DUDLEY pIGGEs. Marlboro, Md.
r, THREE-RooM .BuNGALoW -.
ton: bathing boating fishing, club house,
stores house deliveries OF eroceries and
two Ros lots 0sa saa5 51'f Easy 81 e1ms
Address Box a7-A Star once.
SOUTH RIVER PARK; TWO LARGE LOTS,
Z, bed rooms, living rom, dining room,
JULIAN BREWER g. SON.
Joseph D. Lazenby,
School ST., Annapolis. Md.
FOR sALE-BUNGALoW ON SOUTH
River, q miles from o. c. line; beautiful
water, view. lot ,7ox125; large living room
screened front pore porch; Only only si.s56. sH1n' 'S'Se
For rent-Beautiful cottage, city i'm
provements with plenty rooms. spacious
rent for season: For the season, $3.50.
,b1orss DTiys so,l 70 Edsewater p O.. turn left
Can Adams 7l35 or Col 3i96-J
OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY.
.creepnd rupndshed 4room ana Gd bath cottage
Tor sale. is it.. l-cyl. Universal englne,
Sl25. Owner will be on premises Saturday
snd sunday. AFFLECk, 2423 Pa ave. NV.
2Eest 3o53
PLUM POINT BEACH.
Five rooms, bath large living room.
SIS week. Sloo per month. L, F. sCHorT,
BAY RIDGE.
New bungalows, priced for immediate
sale; easy terms. See MR. WIDMAYER,
Wainwright ave. and Bay drive. Natl, 1869.
ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SPOTS
harbor, and large modern 6-rm. house with
hot..water heat. bath elec. acres; good
road, shortest distance from Washington
more fronting on SOUTH RiveG Whit White
axe il wanted for harbor: 1000 and
IL acres level AGRICULTURAL land. large
trees. S-room house. creek frontage. Few
minutes from Chesapeake Bay. 80 miles
D c.; $4,000.
subdivision, with lots frontins. directly on
water; hard beach Priced as low as $3.50.
R. D. LILLE CO.,
pS4 Carroll ST Takoma PIX Geo 5000
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blue flnish, price reduced; now onIy sa1o
Wafnele Motor Co, 1898 Sherman ave.
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MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE.
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CHEVROLET SO master de Inxe a-doo,:
finest sedan in town; beautiful condition.
WV. trunk lovely radio, most economical
owner sacrifice. At S235, 90 Col QSoI
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FORD 1896 de luxe Tudor touring sedan:
terms Columbia 6le6-M. Dealer.

FORD 1887 Dc luxe trunk coach, e5 model;
ropolttan 6466.
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CHEVROLET 1929 sedan. In unusually
nne condition. Honestly priced at SS5
liberal terms. Owens Motor Co.. 6323
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CHEVROLET 1892 de luxe coupe: splendid
conditfon. like new: rumble seat etc: only
81 - down. Evans Palmer, 4432 Conn.
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe roadster. Al
eeonoltion; Nl95; terms to suit. Fred
Motor Co.. 400 Georgia ave
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

o. PACKARD sports rdstr. leaving city;
sooo conoltion; $3.50; terms. l2l4 Eye
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with trunk: low mileage: almost like a
new car: $3.50: terms. See Mr. Barnes,
1920 14th st NV
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CHEVROLET ] 934 master coach for x225:
terms to suit. Fred Motor Co., 400
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FORD 1884 de luxe Tudor sedan. Has
had careful treatment and Is In splendid
very little wear. $500 r. g. 6. guar
antee. 1O0ee satisfaction or 1907 RE-
FUND. The best values in town are at
Hill & Tibbitts. 1920 14th st. NV. See
r King Stone
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CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe master EaVie
sedan. almost new condition: finished in
harness tan: shows best OF care; sacrifice,
Palmer lAfh I. Sf n
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oLDsMoBHE. 1882 coupe. mechanically
and appearance excellent; S1q5; terms,
| See Mr.. Barnes. 1929 14th st. nv
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan Honestly Priced
at $3.50 and 1t is worth the money; can
finance on liberal, honest General Motors
plan which will save you approximately
$50; this car is Al throughout; quiet mo-
tor. clean interior. thoroughly vacuumed;
excellent finish. which has been Simonized
Il possible. Ovens Motor Co. 6323 Ga. ave.
FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor; excellent
condition throughout; driven very little;
must sell; private owner. Lincoln k1b7.
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PIERCE-ARROW custom sedan: trunk
rack wheels: special. only S7a Beacon
Motors. 1888 18th 81. NV. Decatur 1888.
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CHEVROLET 1894 sedan; master model
with knee action; new black finish with
cream eaa1 wire wheels; clean mohair interior;
tires: priced low with small down nsy-
ment and easy terms, including our
famous Blue Ribbon suarantee and 80
Dealers, No. 2 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl
0NSZ. Qnen ANeninax w ~ ses
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CHEVROLEl. a31 master coach: driven
lew hundred miles; like new: S565; guar
anteed: terms See Mr.. Barnes. 1729
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FOHD 1888 phaeton; new blue finish with
cream stripe and wire wheels; leather up
ditioned; all tires are excellent; nriced
low with small down payment ana essy
Terms; guaranteed. Triangle Ford Dealers.
evenings o~' opeH
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach; hon
estly priced at $3.50. and can be financed
On On Ioeral noe al. honest General Motors terms
1ndinR out what you are paying for
nnance service; Our. car is in Al me
chanleal condition: beautiful finish just
thoroughly vacuumed ave fne tires.
owens Motor Co. 63o3 GEORGIA ave
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PLUM POINT BEACH
BAY RIDGE.

Five rooms, bath large living room.
fireplace, cleo. double porch. shade trees;
SIS week. 500 per month. L. F. SCHOTT,
Rockville 1cb-M
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5000 FIRST TRUST LOAN ON NEW
Groom and bath home In MONTGOMERY
County, Nd: will pay 6lace. Address Box
3Q7-B Star ONCE
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FORD 1897 model "S5' pickup: all-steel
BODY. closed cab: 100 actual miles; left
with us to settle estate; ready to roll:
guarantee, Triangle Ford Dealers Truck
Center, 4th and Fla. ave. ne. Natl. $685.
Open evenings
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FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan. Three
to choose from: "a maroon finish, (2)
our famous stabilized price policy. ses
them. take your pick. S3Ob r. L q.
1907 satisfaction or 1907 REFUND. Bee
r. King Stone. Hill Tbbitts. 1920 14th
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powerful. economical 6-cyl. motor; car
hhss hhss oeen simonized and waxed interior
tirs, nrs oeen 1horoushly yaeuumed: i've fine
70 70 SUIT ut you. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Geor.
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CHEVROLET 1884 master coach: excel
lent black paint with .vermillion. wheels
and stripping; all GOOD tires. spotless UP.
hne. clean ear: 1925. 6. C.. o. guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd ct. NV.
Natl. $500. Open Sun. and eve,
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FORD 1895 coach. $.65; Ford 1884 coach.
Sl15; 1898 Chevrolet coach, S1s5; Chev.
1880 coupe. $50: Chev. 1882 coach. S159;
all excellent condition; repossessed Whole
sale dealers. I'll st. NV.
FORD sedan. 1885 Tudor: black: 16, 900
miles. perfect condition; $500 cash. Call
Georrie O3Sk
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9l1 CHEVROLET 1898 master sedan; beauti-
terror spotless and has been thoroushly
vacuum cleaned; quiet. powerful. eco
nomicai 6,Gyl motor; fve fine tires. A
priced at $500. Easy. honest General No
LOTS 1 terms to suit YOU. Owens Motor Co.
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FORDS; Al makes and models. Prices
ssaasnf sss iss. tGxs ds sxs ass s 81 sod ns
dams. $40; 1880, all bodies S96. 81
Eye st. ne. Met. 5651. Dealer.
FORD 1885 1h-ton dump truck. newly
wheeis. heavy-duty tires. helper springs.
new 2-yard dump body; very low milease
and in excellent shape throughout: ideal
smart buyer who wants real service: Your
present truck In down payment. balance
to suit your income. oteuart Motors. Inc,
9th and Nsy York ave. nv. Open ewes.
5000.
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FORD Tudor, 1892; 4 cyl. economics
owner must sell, $l65. Greenwood 3l36-W
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rOhD 1888 convertible coupe; rumole
Ss, sea-; eunmetal-sray nnish. new car con-
S5S5. Warneld Motor Co o5Ss So
man ave. NV. Adams Gnnn A
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DODGE 1886 business coupe; beautiful
black paint, fine. clean upholstery; eS
cel!ent tires and splendid motor. Where
eise can YOU get the value we offer in
tnis clean car? S535. c. c. c. Guar
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 S2nd
S ID. nna G., :
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Used car buyers have been % GOOD
to US with their patronaye that
we're eoing to return the favo.
and offer the kind Of values that
will win US even more friends. In
other words. We offer value be-
cause We get the volume. What
kind OF car do YOU want? We
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DODGE 1895 de luxe coupe; de luxe PhiIco
radio and heater; the original finish like
new: new Has had seat covers since date OF
purchase. Driven by one owner for less
IMAM 10000 miles. Positively cannot be
Goio from new: S5S5. Semmes Sales, Inc
De SOTO. Plymouth Dealers. 412l 18th st.
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DODGE 1886 de luxe 4-door touring sedan;
Philco radio; heater. many other extras;
eIle orlelnal gun metal finish without a blem-
hardly any wear; driven only :. 900 miles;
iully guaranteed: S6a5. Semmes sales
INC. ALL 18th st. NV Adams $500
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OLDSMOB1LE 1855, SIX, four-door trunk
wearing brewster green This car has
had SPLENDID care and shows It, Tires.
upholstery. appointments all like new.
See 1t. $545. Very unusual terms. Su.
perior Motors. 1890 14th Ut. NV. Dec.
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CHEVROLET 1880 sedan. This is not the
.jalope' type that is often offered for
Sl9 or some other ridiculous flgure. Our
satisfactory service and is honestly priced
at $40 Pay S35 down bal 81 week.
owens Motor Co. 6323 Georgia ave
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LINCOLN l93l 7-passenger sedan; original
| 1et-black finish shines like new; beautiful
oroadeloth upholstery spotless; thoroughly
reconditioned. we know OF no better value
IN hieh-grade car; $4S5. Warneld Mo-
tor Co.. 1898 Sherman ave. NV. Adams
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FORD 1887 de luxe Tudor touring sedan
cemonstrator; black finish; a few hundred
pearance and mechanical order: tires show
no wear; save lot OF money at our low
price; IuI! guarantee. Triangle Ford Deal
Open evenings ' "'o'-'
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FORD 1896 sedan delivery; very low mile
age; appears and performs like a brand
with small down payment and easy terms,
including our Famous Blue Ribbon guar
antee and 3o-day no-cost service. Triangle
Ford Dealers Trunk Center, 4th and Fla.
ave. ne. Natl 3gS5
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Scholastic Open Track.

r, 1oo-YARD DAsH-Won BY. Campbell
burg; third, Glazer Forest PARK. Time,
.5.I y s .seeSd seeith EsstsTa q ehss0' tsfd Ssa
sifssi P.'.fGH HIGH ETsDLrswon Eni as3? by
tcentran thru. Danahever Dana. sero'u tM.resrs Henn
ou:.s aao-YAR6' Rf' Oi1as Low HuspLEs-won by
th,a HUGHES EASTERN. Time o:2ss,
s.eshd Wp, DS
LIN. Essn; dii5s thi5ds Wart'eld Baltimore cityl.
q, I-MILE kuN-won by Condor Mount
MILE RELAYWWon' BY Baltimore Cit: city
1Lee1 Warfeld, Webster, Campbell: sec
HIGH JUMP2Won by Gondrom tMer-
third. third. Hoadley Central. Height, feet
BROAD JUMP-won by cooksey East
tran and E boyer ae CMereersbuTSp. uSvp 'es- Dis
POLE vAULT-Won BY Minnich Wash
e tie :efsna beaaeen Hsqy mi.r BstimSS Bstmo4.
City! q ..t ana LIVINGSTON lcentraD. Heisht
io JaeEIINincmaeasn tssf inches 49, v &C.,
burg: second. clickinger GHsndleyi: third.
kfllio c, c1Techl; Distance, 176 feet 3 inches
9rs Dstsnae shrd d,e shank
inches; New record. .' Old record sa iee Of 1as
feet inches established by Theron Brown
c b,shs Hi he,pem in 1sa;
Ford tJ.Trettsvillel. Distance. S. feet 81 >
sstsssS.d Old ID Edge Of t feet
ANNAPOLIS High in 1891
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TERP FROSH BEATEN
BY PLEBES IN TRACK
Score Heavily in Running Events,
but Are Overcome in Field
Connection.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May lin spite
OF good start by the Maryland Frosh,
the Navy Plebe track team forged to
the front this afternoon and won by
50 TO 48.
The Plebes were particularly strong
in the field events and took every
point in the high Jump, javelin and
pole vault events.
Maryland'S chief strength was in
the running events having slight
edge at both distance and sprint
events. The visitors also made a clean
sweep in the broad jump contest.
(Maryland,; second. Kehoe (MarylandJ;
1hlrd. Graham and BALDWIN tboth Navy.
!Nayy; second. Miller 'Msryland); third.
Archer tMaIylsndl; Time, 0;5l.1:
Mspsah seaoas cbsbo Ssvy ~ 1b15
IsS-Yxkb HIGH HukDLEs-won by
hrd E1tfr Sssand MsTSana me S1y
sso-YARD RUN~Won by Kehoe MARY Mary
lsnd,; second. Chronister maryland; !;
'hEs HaasDs Sssz baszWon Tme 5ooa 81 aulsnar
,ManrylandD; second. Chabot Navy, third.
Arcner Maryland. Time. 0.33.2
22O-fAkD Low HURDLES-Won by
Parker Navy; second, Abrahams Navy !:
third BUTTONS Navy. Time. 0:27.3
SHOT-PUT-Won by Bergman (Navyl
- feet inches: second. Morris Mary
iand) - feet: third. McGrath Navy, A
,JAvELIN THROW-Won by McGrath
navy. lS4 feet inches; second. Karl
Navy. 1859 feet : inches; third. Cluster
'NaYy ayo 155 feet 81. inches, -
land. 10 feet 81. inches: second. Archer
tMaryiandl. IL feet 10 inches; third. Ken
ney ,Marylandl. ~ 1eet "A inches.
feet g. inches: second, Parker Navy
feet inches: third. Blair Navy. 5 feet
DisCUs THRow-von by Phillips
tNavy). 131 feet So inches: second.
Morris MARYLAND. Jos feet 81. inches
thl9d re, gray n Navy; lo3 feet, III. inches.
70 feet g inches: second Triplett Navy,
10 feet: third. Chabot Navy. 10 feet.
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County Scholastic Track.

10o.YARD DAsH-won BY Carson
.Iowson); second Barrett tBethesdaJ; !;
third Condo (Towson) Time O:lO4.
.,E.O-fARD DASH-Won by Shaw (Bel
ar; ar; second. Barrett (Bethesda); third
Munnikhuysen tBel Air> Time. OBS
+, t4O-YARD DASH-Won by Henderson
,MontSomery- Blair: second Comes tHy-
attsville); third. Ritz (Catonsvillel. Time,
ss0;YARD RUN-won by Fields tHy-
sattsvllle,; second, Cox Sparrows Point) ;
tnlrd. 8. kehoe tBel Air) Time 2:O3 3
paf I.,es mark established by James Kehoe.
$50 YARD RELAY Division D-won
ny sherwood team A Nicholson. Musgrove
rem6erton Frawley): second Indian Head
tnlrd Sherwood team B. Time. :3a.. New
record-old record of :4O.7 established
oS SHERWOOD in 1890
S80-YARD RELAY division 1D-Won
ny Bel Air (Hopkins. Munnikhuysen. Tilley,
Sna~); second. Towson: third. Hyatts-
vile: Time :3-2
=, HIGH JUMP-Won by Vanais BE
thesda); second HoopenGsrdner (Harers-
town.; third, Thomas BEL Air). Height.
feet ~ inches
SHoTPUT-Won by Ford tJarrettsyillel: !:
second Francis (Bel Airl; third, Bratt
'Fort HID. Distance. 46 feet 3ss inches.
BROAD JUMP-Won by Mizell fBethes-
da: second. Tilley (Bel Air); third. Mich
olson Sherwood. Distance. 2l fee. 6
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Stars Marathon Race Named
Pan-American Olympic Trial
BY ROD THOMAS.

ORE than the National A. A. u. championship will be
I'M at stake when the pick of the Nations marathon
runners converge Washington June IL for the sixth
annual Evening Star the distance of
26 miles 385 yards
The first three Yankees the burning stretch
from Mount Vernon to the White House. including turn
around HanS Point and several miles through will
carry the standard of the United
Olympics to be held in July at Dallas, Tex
Daniel j. Ferris national secretary of the A. A. U
terday wired The Star that its would be the official try
out for the american The Dallas gallop will
bring the topnoch marathoners of the
can countries and will be clmactic feature games
All expenses the Yankee marathon team will be borne
by the PanAmerican Olympic Committee but other details
OF the arrangement yet to be announced It hasn't
been stated whether to be eligible be citizen
OF the United States which reasonable merely
resident The National A. A. u. title open any
thoner in the world and three times has by
foreigner in The Star race
With the contest here six weeks entries already
are coming in and indications point to not only the biggest
but fastest field to compete Capital Washing
tons representation will be stronger than heretofore
number Of District aspirants to marathon hon9rs win run
(at am finish in Warrington Boys
at Third and streets northwest
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Hangs Up Discus Record.

RABIES discus heave of 119 feet 5la
inches was record for Kendall
Green and Keat of Randolph Macon
tied the campus mark in the l20-yard
high hurdles by winning in 1874. Sum-
mary:
NJ 1oo;SAR9 sstnR9 pAsHmwon ASH By Stone r.
ONE MiLE0Won1 ''5y' by burnett lTie Gal.
iIagdeJ; nn5,s =, second rschrader RIM; third.
10 YARD YARD DAsH&Woh she B., by Davis cGs,-
iaqdet); second, Crutchheid iR.-Mj, third.
kibier s ,R,M. Time M.53G
Kest 1R;MD; second carmines nSn 'R'lMV;
third Phillips tGallaudet,. Time, O:l6.4.
,cs-f,hdaI' SO 7YARD Run KISIWon By, Burnet.
third Dickson seaGaH IGaiaudet ffSchTf5a Tme 0s
kesl !Ss5 ,R-M2 second. RICE IGaliaudeD;
go YARD DAsH-Womne lme' by yTsi Davis ,Gal.
Iaudetl; second Rice (Gailaudeu third.
Frssdman M Time, ,O:935.
lanGs,2 IWo.MiLI llLark KuSnW9n by Burnett Gal
HEM lGalIaudet). Time, II So $50. '''t N'
POLE VAuLTG-'Won by Grick (R-MD;
HIGH JUMPNWon BY Babb cGaiiaHdet,:
second Morrison RIM: third. Forchand
n JsXF1 IM + 4 Heisht b. 5 t feet inches
ond Baob lGallaGdetj;' third Rogers
'GsaIIagdet1 s1 Distance. 1852 feet a inches.
secnh9 sm9rfuTwWon SaIevyEf Ry Babb Gsllaydet:
DIsCUs-Won by Babb CGailaudetf::
second, GajewsN RIM; third, Ravn
BROAD JuMP~Won bv IVES West 1Rl1MS: 7nf5es
second. Babb lGallaudetl: third, Akin
'GallaudeD. Distance. 90 feet 3ia inches.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Varied Sports
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
GEORGETOWN. 81 Maryland. 9.
Duke 4; Wake Forest o.
Western Maryland. II; Catholic Uni
Dartmouth. ~ Princeton. o.
Holy Gross. 3; Harvard, ..
New York University. Fordham. I.
Yale. 9; PENNSYLVANIA. >.
Indiana. s: Purdue 3.
Army. 5: Amherst. 4
BTooSiyn collese, 4 81. John. IN.
Manhattan COLLEGE. IA, New York A.
Minnesota. As; Iowa. 2-a
Michigan state. Notre Dame. j.
Virginia Tech. i; Washington and
Bridsevater, 10 Virginia Medical 5.
Vanderbilt. g. Western Kentucky, ..
Hamilton. 5: Syracuse. 4.
G. C. N. Y, 5: sprinRf1eld. 4.
Colgate. s; syracuse. 3.
Colby. g. Wesleyan. 4
Wabash, 20; Franklin g
Earham. 81: Butler 90.
Navy. 8; William and Mary :,
North Carolina. :; Virginia; >.
Pepauw. ID; Ball State. 3.
College Track.
Wake Forest. -; Catholic Univer-
sity. 40.
Gallaudet "a: Randolph, Macon. 81.
Penn State: 6s: Navy. SIS;
MICHIGAN. 81; Indiana, 90.
h1osn 15s ~ 4. tSeasTHisnn5sh Nse HsmpshTe re 81.
Dartmouth. =; Holy Gross. 81.
Virginia Tech. Il: Washington and
California 81; Arizona. AZ.
Missouri, s5ss; Iowa State. s5i..
Washington, s6: Oregon: a..
Western State. 81. Illinois Normal 80.
Michigan Normal. 81; North Central.
80.
Iowa. 10: Minnesota. so.
Springfield. ~ ~; Vermont. 5Ob.
Trinity. 7ola; Massachusetts State.
M1IIsm, RGf'on co!lege. e; M;ddils5rv Maine; 90
illinois So; PURDUE 4S. e. wv 4
Vanderbilt. 70; Sewanee. Al.
Pittsbursh. IS: Notre Dame 63.
Northwestern. 81; Chicago, 81.
Hampden-sydney. 79ia; LynchburE.
Duke. ~ North SrthS Carolina, csfoli 4sH.
Depauw. =: Earlhsm: "a.
Wayne. IS; Butler. So.
College Tennis.
Columbia. 6: Cornell. g.
Chicago. 9: Illinois O.
Elon. 8; Washington and Lee, 3.
YaIe. Z: Army. >.
PENNSYLVANIA, :: Navy. >.
Northwestern, 6; Indiana. o.
Northwestern. :; Michigan State, 4.
Minnesota. 3; Wisconsin. 3.
Iowa. 6; Purdue O.
Duke. e; William and Mary. 3.
Depauw, Is; Earlham. /.
Toledo. 4: Detroit. 3.
College Golf
GEORGETOWN, 3 Navy, 4.
Washington and Lee. II; Richmond, :.
Army. 9; Lehigh. o.
Purdue, is: Depauw. o.
Illinois 11ia: Indiana. ga
Northwestern. 10; Michigan State, 3.
Notre Dame. 20. Minnesota. =
Wisconsin, 1912; Minnesota. IN.
Coilese Lacrosse.
Maryland. "A; Syracuse. g.
Army. 10; ST Johns MD. 4.
Mount Washington, 3; Navy ..
Harvard. 3; New Hampshire ..
Dartmouth, T: Yale. 6.
Princeton. r: Johns Hopkins. 4.
Sprnsfield. 15; c. C. N. Y, 5.
College Polo.
Army 10: Princeton. 4.
Yale. 8; Pennington Valley, 2.
CoIIese Soccer.
Yale. 8; Harvard. 0.
College Rugby.
Yale, 8; Long Island. g.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
CARDINALS STARS
H0NORED At FETE
New Team Captains Named,
Awards Made-Pitt Coach
Principal Speaker.
T T WAS a great occasion last night
out at Catholic University, where
the Washington Alumni Associa-

7 WAS great occasion last night
out at Catholic University, where
the Washington Alumni ASsocia-
ton, 200 strong, gathered with
distinguished list Of guests in sing
ing the old songs, recalling past glories
and looking to bright athletic future
with new team captains in foot ball,
boxing and basket ball
In an impressive ceremony, Herman
Schmarr, outgoing foot ball captain,
received the Harris Cup as an out
standing athlete and scholar. and
passed on the grid leadership to Vic
Sochon, scrappy Cardinal end who
was elected by his teammates during
the banquet
Other captaincies announced were
in boxing, l45- FOUNDER Fred Mix in
basket ball, Morris Irish" Carroll.
Adamaitis. Bernstein Honored.
PILL ADAMAITIS received the most
valuable foot ball award and Dave
Bernstein was awarded the McGann
Trophy as outstanding boxer.
Jock Sutherland, Pittsburgh foot
ball coach. who flew from the Smoky
City, recalled some Of the high spots
of his 10 years as coach. the last II
Of them with the Panthers.
The oak paneling of Catholic Uni
versity's dining hall, shaken many
times by songs, cheers and more songs.
received Its worst beating when the
university's vice rector, the Right Rev.
Patrick j. Mccormack, speaking for
the rector, the Right Rev. Joseph NJ.
Corrigan, who was absent because of
cold, spiked rumors that C. US
athletic program would be cut There
will be no curtailment OF out athletic
program next year" he declared.
Judge Curran Toastmaster.
EDWARD NJ CURRAN, Judge of
Police Court. was toastmaster.
The guests included Senator Pat Nc
Carran. Representative William Con-
merry, Walter J. Casey, judge of
Municipal Court: Nathan Cayton,
judge OF Municipal Court; William A.
Roberts, former peoples counsel. and
John McGovern, president Of the
Touchdown Club.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
TRACK TITLE
T0EP|SCOPAL HIGH
Woodberry Forest Second in
State Meet as Staunton
Is Dethroned.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HARLoTTEsv1LLE, Va. Nav
l.-Episcopal High OF Alex
andria won the State prep
~ school track championship in
meet here today which saw fve
records topple
E. H. S. amassed 36 points to 70
for second-plrce Woodberry Forest.
Staunton Military Academy, winner
for the last three years. finished IN
deadlock with Massanutten Military
Academy at % points each.
Augusta Military Academy's team
scored 10 points: Virginia Episcopal
School, Lynchburg, 8; Fork Union and
Hargrave, each, and McGuire's, S.
Matbury. Episcopal hurdles star,
raced to new marks in both the high
and low events.
Summaries:
Ioo-Won ty Beveridse. Masssnutten:
GG!rudup, Y; z; S; fourth. Bzzaro' NJ. NJ. A.
:2o-Won by Beyeridge. M. M. A.: sec
Woodberry: fourth. Ne.il. S. N. A. fine,
i1O-Won by Cronleh. Z. H. s.. second,
Reams. Y. E. s.: third, Brayer. McGures:
sso-Won by Tucker. E. H. s.: second.
Gii6ert' {dDtS' .Ia s NJ A. third. Kicks; Woodberry:
100 HIGH HURDLES-Wor by Mar
bury. Z. H. s.: second. Todd T. H. g.;
third, Webster, Woodberry: fourth, Gil
bert, 8. M. A. Time. O:15.7 new rec
''s s:o Low HuRDLEs-won by Mar.
Berry fhrd Sodd 81 second webtsT fotb weed @
bert 3, N, A: Time; o:s5 tnew IecoTd5.
ond. tie. Branch, S. NJ A. and stratton.
M. NJ. A.. fourth. Coe. Fork Union. Time.
4:46.6 new record
HIGH JUMP-Won by Carl. Hargrave:
SECOND, Murdock, M M. A.; third. Braver,
McGuires;. fourth. Brawley. z. H. s. Dis
bs1r1 POLE .,l.1d vATdr1W9n n,,S BY corbett Wood
Eraye. Distance. ii feet & inches.
SHOTPUT-WoE by Crisman, A, M. A..
second, Hipolit, Fork Union: third.
Griffith. s. M. A.: fourth Rinehart. e
H. S: Distance. 80 feet inches new
DIscUsmWon ss;. by crIsman, A. NJ. A.:
Massanutten; fourth. Goodwin, E. H. s.
DISTANCE l24 feet 3A inches. o.
JAVELIN-Wcn by Crawford, A. M A.
second, since. NJ NJ A.; third, Goodwin
lE.na: =. n: - -, fourth. Terry. M. M. A. Dis
MILE RELAY--won by T. H. 8. (Hen-
derson. Mason. Gravatt. Cronley): second,
grave. Time. 1888 (new record.