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The Washington times., 1937-06-14
Stars Ap|enty
For July I
Contest
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

S~ ~~ASS SSSSSS
The all-star game of
July z is so close you
can almost feel it's hot
breath scorching your
neck.
For the first time since the
game had its inception some
four years back, the fans have
no definite dope on who might
be expected to play in this
game, for this year no vote is
being asked from the public.
Thus, a fine pregame phase Of
the annual event has been an
nulled, q phase which gave the
public hours Of contemplation for
whom to vote.
Kept Interest Alice
If there was ever an institution
that kept kindled the spark Of in
The Washington times., 1937-06-14
Lawn Net Body
Invites Nine

NEW YORK, June 14.-The
United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation has invited nine Of Amer
ica's leading women tennis players
to join the squad preparing at
Forest Hills for the Wightman
Cup matches against England
August 20 and 81, it was an
nounced today.
The nine are: Alice Marble,
national singles champion; Helen
Jacobs, Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fab
yam, Gracy w. Wheeler, Carolyn
Babcock, Mrs. Helen Wills Moody,
Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn.
Helen Peterson and Dorothy May
Bunday.
The Washington times., 1937-06-14
Radiomen Triumph

Star Radio nine outscored White
Haven, 8-5, yesterday at Cabin
John. "Gibby" Gibson, with three
for four, starred for the winners.
The Washington times., 1937-06-14
Three District
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Net Records
Broken
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Continued from Page II

4. Mrs. Dorette Miller.
Sara Moore recently conquered
Mrs. Stanley Robinson, who on
Saturday won the Maryland State
title. ...
Frances Grimes and Miss Moore
are Of the Sears Cup team, which
represents this area in this years
contention.
Miss Grimes went to the semi.
final round of the recent Mary.
land State championship.
Eight Seeded
A feature of the women's singles
is the number Of young players
entered. 49,.
Eight teams are seeded and
eight placed for the mems doubles.
The seeded teams: ...
1. DOOly MitcheIl-BiII Howard:
2. YelvertOn Garnett-ChArles
Charming. r-
3. Frank GoeltZ-Ralph Adair..
4. Harry Heffner-D avid s.
Johnson.
5. Tony Lat0na-PartneF. .-..
6. Fred DOyle-JOe Baker.
Z. Hugh Lynch-Allan Blade. ,y.s
8. Harry March-Billy Turner.
The eight placed teams are:
1. Doyle ROya-Larry Phillips.
2. Art SimmOnS-Erwin Me
myer.
3. Alan Staubly-Lieut. L. g."
Halstead.
4. Frank Th0mpsOn-Ge Gorge
Dunklin.
5. Hy Ritzenberg-Hugh Trigg.
8. Allie Ritzenberg-M urray
Gould.
7. Lieut.. w. r. Robertson
Lieut.. Stanley K. Robinson.
8. Harry G0ldSmith-R. NJ
Bradley.
To date, in the mems singles
the tourney has run true to form,
with one exception. In the first
round, Paul Falconer, former Tech
High player, eliminated Lieut.. W.
r. Robertson, Langley Field, seed"
ed No. 8, among visiting players
behind Frank Buddy" Goeltz, Of
Wilkes Barre, Pa, and Frank
Thompson, University of Virginia.
One Surprise
Falconer got the jump on the
Army star and took the first set,
81. Then Lieutenant Robertson
got back on his game and pulled
the second set out Of the fire,
IL. The severity Of Falconer'S
game in the deciding set was too
much for his older opponent.
and Falconer won the match
when he took the third set at
GO.
Harry March, seeded No. 9. ap.
peared for time in his second.
round match yesterday to be on
his way out of the singles. How.
ever, his opponent, Lieut.. l.. G.
Halstead, of Annapolis. faded
rapidly in the final set and
March came through to the
third round. The score: SIS,
IS, 6-3.
Fifteen of the 20 seeded players
in the mems singles remain in
Lie LOuII1dLIlCLAC. AACJ dACs OOOAJ
Mitchell Cd; Yelverton Garnett
90; Hugh Lynch go; Tony
Latona go; Tom Moorehead Cd;
Ricky Willis CD; Harry Heff'
ner 90; Harry March 90: Alan
Blade Cd: Allie Gutenberg
12); Hy Ritzenberg t13); Deane
Judd d6; Frank Goeltz (for-
eign No. u: Frank Thompson
(Foreign No. %; and George
Dunklin foreign No. ~.
OF the seeded players, Frank
Shore "a withdrew because Of
illness. Ray Stocklinski (1D
was unable to play his first
match and defaulted. Stan Nc
Caskey O6 is out of the city.
Bill Howard UO was out of the
city when the first round was
played, and withdrew. Leuten-
ant Robertson seeded No. 4
among the visitors, met defeat
in the first round.
The Washington times., 1937-06-14
Major League
Standings

SGames behind leader.
Yesterdays Results
Chicago, 9-S; WASHINGTON, a..
Cleveland, Pa; Philadelphia, 10.
New York, 16-8: st. Louis, 0-S (sec-
Ond game called in eleventh, tie).
Detroit, 3; Boston, l.
TOday's Games
No games scheduled.
Evening star., 1937-03-14
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE-Registered Guernsey bull calves
from high producing dams at farmer S
price. P, w. Browning, Moughon Farm,
Riverdale, Md. Phone Greenwood 1772.
ONE BLACK MULE, S45;. one pair small
mules. Sl25; one 1.2O0-lb. mule. $l25;
one black horse. S145: one pair sorrel
horses. :S275. Greenwood 16s2-W. Chev-
erly. Md
HORSES for sale at all times; Va. draft
horses, mares and mules: ages from 8
years up. II interested. apply Boulevard
Saddle Club. HOP N. Wash. ST., Alexandria,
Va. Phone Alexandria 3177.
JERSEY BULL CALVES registered to I'm
serviceabla age Some out of tested dams
with high records OF production. Popular
blood lines. Prices reasonable. Ayrlawn
Farms. Bethesda. Maryland.
CHESTER WHITE SOWS purebred. Bred
to harrow in March and April. Excellent
type. well grown. Bred to prize-winning
young boars. guaranteed to be with pig
and to please Young boars ready tor
service. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda, Mary
land
WE NOW HAVE the finest selection Of
pure-bred reGistered Spotted Poland China
hogS we have ever offered pigs Il to s
weeks old; bred gifts boars ready for
service and from S TO - weeks old Spe-
clal prices for this month TO make room
for additional stock. E. c. Robey. Malta
POM Farms, Croome P. O.. Prince Georges
County. Md. or Clev. 1900 evenings.
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! 1925 CAPITOL ST-For light house
keeping well turn.. large. front rm.; every
.I !
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! 1918 CALVERT ST. Apt. 3l-Near Shore
nam; young man. Govt. employe will share
attractive front rm.. twin beds. semI-bata.
SHoWer, reasonable. Columbia 29lS-W.
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1874 INGLESIDE TERRACE N. W.
Housekeeping rooms, completely and well
furnished; warm in Winter, cool in Sum
mer Adams Dl L.
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1910 X ST. NV. Apt. 2Ol-Attractlyp.
furnished double room. twin beds. neXt 10
bath shower
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722 ST. NE large furnished roomi
for Ink; adults. convenient TO all cars.
l439 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Large single
room, well heated and quiet, next 10 bath,
for gentleman. Reasonable.
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i226 18th ST N.W.-Front basement and
;trd floor: bright, warm. c. n. v. gentle-
man; walking distance. Dist 932s
1879 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt. %
Comfortable, CHEEKY room. near bath. SIC.
North SS54-J
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3O35 10th ST. N.W-Man wants another
to share large, double, front room; Sl2.3U,
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4l5 md ST. N.E.-LoveIy. large sleeping
rm., can be turned into Ink. rm. II de-
sired. nr. Union Station
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229 SO. CAROLINA AVE SE-Single
It room, neatly furnished. facing park. LIN
4. | coin 6OS5-J
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1920 2Oth ST. n.w-At-
tract. double rm. :}rd floor up, double,
S25. single. Sl4. North OO15.
1917 ONTARIO PL. NV, nr. 18th, Col I'd.
-Large front room. 3 windows, adjoining
room. private family.
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PLAZA APIS. 22lu Pa. ave Washington
Circle-Beautiful corner studio room. 3 bis
windows, lovely new furniture. watkins
DISTANCE Gov nepfS West n2lN
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2Il5 BRANCH AVE. Sc furnished
rooms; modern; Ink; new private horne,
reasonable l6s
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l4l7 PARK RID. Apt. 33-Nicely Furnished
rooms. shower. phone; $50 month. Con.
nrlntA tAI.aint "a III
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home; ami; gentleman only reasonable.
$40 FERN, TAX. PIX, d. C.-Large, bright
bed room: phone, near bus ana cars S6
week. Randolph 2l24.
l143 QUE ST N.W.-Attractively furn.,
large, front, double room, twin beds, walk
ing dist. Also basement LII K. room.
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EXCLUSIVE SECTION-LoveIy room with
large porch, kitchen PRIV Ilege: unlimited
home, = III family, employed couple OF
ladies. DlSt. ;I4M4 ewes. Col SIML-
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ACME. 1912 2lst ST. NW.-Large 'front.'
single double front room, first floor: run
/ ming twin
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-DeSirable from,
room. private bath; just of Conn. ave:
reasonable. Clev. 6312
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2250 CATHEDRAL AVE.-Large front
room near bath; twin beds; private home,
facing Rock Creek Park convenient to bus;
gentlemen: references, Col 74S1.
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1911 WYOMING AVE. NV, Apt. 81
Large front room. next to bath, nicely fur.
niShed, Very reasonable. Adams 6246
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l3i5 l. ST. NW.-Lh.k. rm with gas
range and running water, So, also slng.e
rooms, 81 weekly
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51ll 10th ST. N.W.-Beautlfully furnlShtc
bed room, private bath, also bed room WIZ
sun parlor and bath attached, IN refined
home small family
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2l49 FLA. AVE. Cnear Dupont Circle
Attractive room. seml-prlvate bath, private
home North .1J5
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gO4 NEW YORK AVE NV. Apt. 81
Two large rooms. three windows eastern
exposure, c.h.w.: next bath; elevator, very
reasonable. Call evenings after =. and
Sunday all day
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2O3l ST. NW,-Nlcely furnished rooms,
suitable for one or TWO gentlemen. 1--WE
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1910 ST. NW.-Large room Ink SO
per week; running water. gas range. mar
rled couple preferred.
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BROOKLAND-444 l4th ST. ne.-New
private home. newly furnished; single.
double. front. back room. bath. telephone.
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THOMAS CIRCLE l223 Vermont ave
Apt, 54-Person who appreciates quiet
refinement; walking distance Govt, oeps
2lO2 18th ST. S.E-Large. front; share
kitchen with couple If desired; convenient
restricted section, So 80 month.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 311s Jenifer St
Ihlrd-f flo. r-front room. twin beds, larEt
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CHEVY CHASE-Priyate room; insulated
roof; 2 rooms. twin beds Slltins room;
meals optional. Wisconsin 34OO
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1910 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-Large room
with . beds other rooms suitable L or 2:
$3.50, $3.50, So
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" ! 9TH ST. N.E.-Nlce. clean front room
private home; oi.5O single. So double
34l l. ST. N.W.-NeHly furn basemer,
double
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lois VERMONT AVE. NV. near K St
One large room. Twin beds, semi-pgivsts
bath. $50 month. Mrs. Warner
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CIUStl' NUIIIIUI IdUItl VI,,I Itd5UIIdUIt
g5l MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large light house
keeping nm; running water, gas. ice box
also lge. sleeping rm., built-ln tub with
shower. b h
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GIL eth ST. NE-Comfortable room pri.
yate home; convenient Union Station. Govt
Printing Office Reasonable
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BLOOD-TESTED
VIGOROUS CHICKS
NEW HAMPSHIRES,

Baby Chicks and Started Chicks.
% NO. ] breeding cockerelS, ready-to-
lay pullets; birds of quality backed by
Sam RiceS guarantee OF satisfaction or
money refunded.
Road 30 Ashton, Md. Phone Ashton At.
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NEAR CAPITOL-To refined gentlemen
only, two tWln-bed rooms, So per yees
for persons. 120 5th 81. ne
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1909 18th ST. N.W.-Gentleman; ch.w.;
quiet. Jewish homei 2nd floor. near bath.
Columbia DSS5
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LINCOLN PARK. I22 Ky. ave. se.-Larss
sunny front room. quiet home.
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ONE BLOCK 18th ST and entrance to
ROCK Creek Park-Comfortably furnished
room in large, detached home; croSs-ven-
tilatlon; large closets convenient trans
portation: exclusive NV. location. Georgia
Evening star., 1937-03-14

CLEVELAND PARK 1852 Newark 81. NV.
NEAR Conn. ave Newly decorated beau
titully-kept home OF 3 adults. gentleman.
Cleveland 53U1
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DOWNTOWN. 2004 G st. n.w.-Larse
room. third floor; twin beds. large closet;
comfortably furnished for two; S33 month
ly; good heat, good light. continuous hot
water. clean. also single. second floor,
double windows. well furnished; $50
monthly. Metropolitan 24Og.
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1900 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 3-Bright.
clean room for refined, employed man and
1 10 tInnn
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NEARBY VA.-l-far > small In k.
rooms. completely furn.. suitable Tor lady.
Phone Walnut 1I2k-I
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2gII 18th ST. N.W.-Large, furnished,
front room for 2; also roommate for
Young man: reasonable.
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"a II BROWN ST. N.W-Large double
front room; also single; refined home
kitchen privilege. Adams 1883.
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T. W.-2nd- floor front room.
et; also basement room, private
private bath and shower
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iS41 ILLINOIS AVE. NV corner Emerson
St-SpaclouS, attractIyely furnished dou-
BILE bed room with private bath, on bus
line, near cars Adams I4l9
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1884 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W-Large
double newly decorated: Venetian blinds,
unlimited phone walking dist; $50 each.
104 YOU ST. NE-Large front room
suitable for . or employed couple North
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C-EXclusIve section;
priv. detached home. unlimited phone,
tubs showers. inst. hot water; beautiful
room. ~ per week. Cleveland 5O1S
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l4O7 OAK ST. N.W.-Clean, newly fur
nished. next bath. shower: reasonable.
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1870 HARVARD ST NV, at 14th St
Nice large | h k room.
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EXCEPTIONAL room for gentleman in
quiet, refined home; convenient location
l1S4 Lanler pl. NV, ADJ. 22.
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1000 9TH ST. NE.-TWo clean rooms
Ink: newly decorated continuous hot
water gas. electricity included: reaS.
33"3 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV block
cars. large. double front room: also single
Ind n; twin beds: reaS. Adams T2Oa.
1901 BELMONT ST. NV. Apt. 102-At-
tractive double room, S25
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1s49 LAMONT ST. N.W-Delightfully
large front room for . or 3; also single;
private home, reasonable
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571l KANSAS AVE. NW.-Private home;
single room. next to bath; bus at corner;
reasonable
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ANACOST1A. 1925 Ridge pl. S.e.-Larln
front room for / or :. gentlemen
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rs E. WoODBINE ST. Chevy Chase. Nd
Lovely detached home. Well-appointed
bed room with priv. shower bath; garage.
SHOREHAM. WARDMAN LOCATION 2G3O
Woodely pl.-Front rm.. priv. family; gen.
tiles
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SOFA KANSAS AVE. NW.-Very bright
coy rn.. in modern home; reasonable.
BEAUTIFUL, BRIGHT RIM. private bath,
in new corner home, with family OF ..
Randolph 5Sll
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BOATS.

MOTOR, Dodge 4-cyl conversion. incl.
manlfoid AND water pump; running condi-
ton $40. ]. H. zirwes, National 1915.
OWENS CRUISERS; unequaled quality
ana value; roomy, smart. seaworthy;
visit plant; BALTIC. Dundalk 67O-J
CUPBOARD MOTORS, new and used. all
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1855 HARVARD N.W-Room. End floor.
southern exposure, adjoining BATH Ink.
privileges. Adams 7404.
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LARGE SINGLE and double front room
near Taft Bridge; gentlemen only. Co.
lumbia l1QO
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1884 CHURCH ST.-DoubIe or single twin
beds; c.h.w.. gas heat; 2nd floor. front,
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FOR SALE-One cabin boat, "a IT. long,
Ait; beam: one cabin boat, 40 ft. long IL
IT. beam; equipped with Palmer motor
guaranteed first st-class condition, For in
Spection call Alexandria l6I6-J
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1901 ST. NV. Apt. 4O2-Large double
bed room, 4 windows; sc. exposure.
ladies or married couple.
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DOWNTOWN Cumberland. Apt. II. 1892
Mass. ave. n.W-Front room. radio inner
SprlnR mattress: gentleman.
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1910 IRVING ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
room Ind floor semi private bath: $50
month single. S25 double. See Janitor on
premises or phone Alexandria l2SA-J
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1882 w PLACE N.W.--Large, bright room
two closets, twin beds. in new home of
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54o5 4th ST. N.W.-For gentleman. next
to bath. in new home with family of three,
SIS month. Phone Georgia o409
1l1t 9th ST. N.W.-Clean. warm single
rooms; plenty hot water, quiet house;
- so. men only
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40 10th ST. NW.-Single. outside room.
fourth floor: three using bath; $50
73O 10th ST NV, 2nd fioor-Large studio
accommodation for young men, two using
bath: piano: hours available. $50 pm.
to II am: for one. SO two. $50,
2OU0 18th ST. NWs-An attractive room
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| 1929 2lst ST. NV Dupont Circle-At-
| tractive. comfortable front room; large
closet. twin beds.
| BROOKLAND-Large cheerful front room
! attract. furn.; refined home; bus at corner;
/ $40. Decatur 2Ua1-J.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1859 New Hampshire
ave. n.w.-Large front parlor, garage, also
large double and single rooms, twin beds.
reasonable; free phone.
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4CLE. 1722 2lst ST. NV
room. next TO bath:
sgeS. very reasonable. De-
Evening star., 1937-02-28
LELAND JUNIOR HIGH
ATHLETES HONORED
1ntramural Basket Champions
Get Cups, Rope Climbers Are
Given School Letters.

WINNING athletes Of the Leland
w Junior High School intramural
meet were announced yesterday, and
cups were awarded winning basket ball
teams which had played in a series OF
l66 games.
Twenty-foot rope climbing contests
were held. Winners were: Bill Leuhrs,
ninth grade. $40 seconds: Bob Gre
minis. eighth grade. 62/10 seconds, and
Leroy New. seventh grade, 71/10 sec
onds. All received the school letter.
Winning teams in the seventh and
eighth grade basket ball competition
received silver cups, and the ninth
grade champions were awarded a
bronze cup.
Don Swenson captained the seventh
grade team which included Albert
Sherline. Robert Simmons, Curtis
Sheehan and John Smith.
Captain of the eighth grade aggre-
CATION was Bob Cremins, rope climbing
champion. Team members were John
Collins, Charles Fox, Carlton Bean and
James Callan.
The ninth grade team consisted Of
Francis Hughes, captain; ]. Fritz
gerald, r. Huffman, c. Garner, B.
Henry and H. Hedges.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
oyus Terps Among Record Crackers Southern Meet
Winning Boxers
Will Turn PN0I
IVAN NEDoMATsKY and Akf, II

IVAN NEDOMATSKY and Aayf
Matulewicz, who successfully
defended their Southern Confer
ence junior welterweight and light
heavyweight championships. re.
spectively, last night at College
Park. will turn professional.
Nedomatsky. ranked as one OF
the hardest punching men for his
weight ever produced in collegiate
ranks in this sector and one of
three men to win a conference
title three times, will use Washing
ton as the base of his flstic opera
tionS. The cocky Maryland
puncher is a brother of Jimmy
Jones. Baltimore professional well
terweight.
Matulewicz, twice Southern Con-
ference champion, National COL
legiate A. A. titleholder and
member Of the Olympic team, in
tends to turn pro after graduation
in June. while Nedomatsky plans
to fling fists for money Immediate
ly. Both have been undefeated
this season.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
TERPS GETPLACE
|NBASKETEVENT
Battle N. C. State in First
Tourney Round-W. and L.
Is Seeded No. |
BY the Associated Press

w WASHINGTON AND LEE and
\A/ North Carolina State in
wv the upper bracket and
Wake Forest and North
Carolina in the lower are the seeded
teams in the annual Southern Confer
ence basket ball tournament starting
Thursday at Raleigh, N. c.
Duke, South Carolina. Richmond
and Maryland are the other four par
ticipants, the choice of the last men
toned resulting from the flip Of a
coin, with Davidson losing out.
The first games, scheduled for
Thursday afternoon. pit Washington
and Lee against South Carolina and
Richmond against Wake Forest.
Maryland meets North Carolina State
in its first game Thursday night. with
Duke and North Carolina clashing in
the other nocturnal fray.
Semi-final games will be played
Friday night and the final on Satur-
day night.
Pairings Made Here.
COMMITTEE members attending
the pairings meetings here were
Burton Shipley of Maryland, H. K
Young of w. and L., r. r. Sermon of
North Carolina State and w. L.
Younger of Virginia Tech.
Washington and Lee. seeded No /,
Of course. is the favorite. and it got a
break by drawing South Carolina in
the first round.
Maryland and North Carolina State
have staged two hectic battles this
season. the Wolfpack winning at Raj
eigh in an extra period, while the
Terps staged a sensational second
half rally to win at College Park last
Wednesday to be able to qualify for
tourney consideration.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
D. c. SANDLOT VET DIES
Pike Albaugh, Slab Star, Was
Trainer After War Service.

Washington's sandlot ball players of
20 years ago are mourning the passing
OF Morris C. Albaugh, who died Friday
at the United States Veterans Hos
pital at Perryville, Nd, after an illness
Of seven years
An outstanding performer on the
pitching hill. Pike. as he was better
known in athletics, starred with mines
in amateur leagues here for several
years. He then cast his lot with semi
pro teams OF the Capital, Maryland
Virginia and New York and enjoyed
considerable success. He also pitched
in the old Tidewater League for Ports
mouth. After leaving base ball, Pike
was a trainer of athletic squads at
Georgetown and Maryland for several
years.
During the World War he served
with the District Field Artillery in the
29th Division and pitched in several
games between divisional mines in
France. His burial with military
honors will be at Arlington Cemetery
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Y MERMEN EVEN SCORE
Beat Wilmington Team, Recent
Conqueror, in Pool Here.

Kenneth Kinsella led Y. M. C. AS
junior swimming team to 44-31 VIC
tory over the Wilmington ~" mermen
in an intercity meet held yesterday in
the G street pool. After winning the
200-yard free style by hand, Kin
sella came home first in the following
event, the 100-yard back stroke.
It was . revenge victory for the
local team, which was beaten by the
Wilmington "Y" in Delaware early
this month.
Summaries:
2l3.YARD FREE STYLE RELAY-Won
by Wilmington (Neese, Wolf. Anderson and
A'nsSnYs iSSl YARD 9ms msskEAsT4 + srRokE-won by
ming tonj: third. Wolf tWilminston1' Time. Time
= i5So-YARD FREE srYLE-won by Rey-
nSss %sshnsson WasenfSn tSd cssSe ssSns
'0asi aoo.9HsD Tl3s oiTa FEE / srrLE-won by Kim
sella CWashington): second. Neese tWil
mingtonl; third, Briston (Washinston).
'S IoSo-YARD BACK sTRoKE-won by
Kinsella tWsshingtonl: second; MundA
(Wilmlneton); third. Hamilton Washing
'ohs 100 -YAkD k FREE FREE srYLE-won b, Rey-
mington): third. Bollan tWashinston.
1'FS FANCY DIVING How board,-won BY
Schoolmaster (Wilmington); second. Girls.
sett (Washingtonl: third Walton (Wil.
mipsso99A wi1as5i pLeS eSinss nssfaYe1won b,
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Evening star., 1937-02-28
ST. ALBANS BEATEN
IN OVERTIME GAME
st. James Of Hagerstown Scores
Lone Point in Two Extra
Periods to Win. 1928.

A FOUL shot by Shyock in the sec
ond overtime period. the only
point made after the end of the regu-
lation game. gave ST. James of Hag-
erstown a 1928 victory over St. Al
bans yesterday in the American Uni
versity gymnasium. Shyock. Incl
dentally, was the games high scorer
with IA points.
The visitors had to rally to bag the
verdict as St. Adams held an 1914
lead at half-time. Steady plugging.
however, enabled st. James to tie the
score at 1926. four minutes before
the end Of the fourth quarter. St.
Adams again forged ahead at 1926.
but the Marylanders again deadlocked
the count in the last minute.
Neither team could score in the
first three-minute extra period and
Shyock's chance from the charity
stripe probably prevented the game
from going into the third overtime
session.