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The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Nazis Launch First
| Biz Plane Carrier

KEEL, Germany, Dec. 8
- u.N.S.).-FieId Marshal Her
mann GOering today in the
presence Of German Chan
ceIlOr Adolf Hitler launched
the first of Germany'S 10000
ton airplane carriers, which
was baptized Graf Zeppelin.
In . speech addressed to
Hitler, GOering said: '''YOu
have forged this proud sword
with iron determination
which in the recent past
showed it was strong enough
to safeguard the vital inter-
estS Of the German nation
and world peace in an uneasy
disrupted world. Everybody is
aware Of the importance Of
the protection of German
shipping in oceans which are
open only to strong nations" j"
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Dodd, Former ENJOY, Faces
Arrest on Hit-Ru11 CHARGE

HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va,
Dec. 8.-Charging William E.
Dodd, former ambassador to Ger
many, with hit and run, a State
trooper was today on his way to
Dodd's home at Round Hill, Va,
to execute the warrant.
Explaining that he sought the
warrant on information received" j."
State Trooper Carlisle Johnstone
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Mccormick Heir Left
Estate Of $2,O72,872

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Dec. 8
QN.S0.-The late Medill McCor-
mick, 21-year-old son of Mrs. Ruth
Hanna Mccormick Simms, left an
estate valued at $2.O72,S72, an ap-
praisal report on file in County
Court here revealed today. The
youth was killed when he fell over
a cliff while climbing mountain
near here last summer. He left
no will. His mother was ap-
pointed administrative.
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
BYRNES ASKS
THAT PROGRAM
Be DIVIDED UP
4 or 5 Bills May Be
introduced
BY GEORGE E. DURNO

by GEOhGE T.. DUhNO
QN.S.) President ROOSEVELT
mapped his strategy this afternoon
for the new effort to drive his
Government reorganization pro-
gram through Congress.
In conference at the White
House attended by Mr.. Roosevelt's
advisers on reorganization and
Senator James F.. Byrnes O.) Of
South Carolina, discussion CEN
tered on a method of presenting
the Administration proposals to
the legislative branch.
In PiecemeaI
Out of this grew the probability
that the reorganization will be
offered in piecemeal legislation
instead of an omnibus bill.
Senator Byrnes, who Shepherded
the reorganization bill through
the Senate at the last session, only
to see it killed by four votes in
the House, suggested to the Presi-
dent that the recommendations be
offered separately.
ByrneS Suggestion
In event his suggestion is fol-
lowed, Senator Byrnes said. there
will be several reorganization bills.
probably divided as follows:
1. To provide six executive
assistants for the Presidents.
2. To provide for the reorgan-
ization Of the General Account
ing Office, which functions un-
der the Comptroller General.
3. Civil Service reorganiza-
tion. The bill at the last ses-
sion proposed a one-man admin
istrator for Civil Service instead
Of a commission.
The President called in Louis
Brownlow, Charles E. Merriam
and Luther Gulick, the three ad-
visers whose survey formed the
basis for the administrations re-
organization recommendations.
With Mr.. Roosevelt. the con-
fereeS debated the question Of
how reorganization ais
Continued ON Page 2. Col 81
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Latest News Bulletins

TOKYO Dec INs3-Japanese Foreign Minister Hachiro
Arta Robert British ambassador today that the
principle open China revised in the light
the situation the East according to the official Dome
Agency. powers adopt attitude keeping with
conditions conflict will arise Arita declared.
IOther Details Page q
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Treasury Condition

U.N.SJ Treasury balance as
Of December 6, $2,369, 1886, ,91S.14:
miscellaneous internal revenue,
6,682 ,394.73; customs receipts,
IS, 706,721.94; receipts, $2,301, PAL.
677; expenditures, $3,846, $50, ,342.
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Nation Bankrupt, Cardenas Foe Charges

MEXICO CITY Dec UNS)-Presdent Lazaro Cardenas came
under heavy political fire today re
vno former minister of industry and labor issued
manifesto Mexican calling of the
gressive Party.
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Fair Grounds Results

FIFTH RACE-one mile and seventy
yards.
Towson (Atkinson) $3.50 $500 $4.00
Lena ]. (Greever) ..... 1850 $50
Crout Au Pot (Conley).. 2.4O
Lady Briar, Glodset. Florida, Petard,
Sugarboot also ran. Time, 1:43 3-6.
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Flying Smuggler Wins Mercy

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec 8 QNSJ.-An eighteenmonths
Federal sentence imposed Coyd Cevenge
aviator for smuggling Aericanmade planes into Mexico vo
laon of the Neutrality year day
Brownsville Federal today The sentence Immediately
suspended. Clevenger also fined $4,000.
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
LOST

BAR PIN-Silver. large white, green
stones; keepsake: reward. Ma. 61S6.
COCKER SPANIEL, red, female. Lyon PIX,
collar reads 'Kimes, Silver Spring. Nd. "
Rev. 2613 End Road No., Arlington.
COIN PURSE. black, bet Jelleff's and Gar
Fison, with $42; reward. SH. 3742.
MONEY, 7th St entrance Kann's store;
needed: liberal reward. AID. O330.
MONEY, $12-$13 bet The Woodshed. W.
B. Hibbs Co.; lib. rev. DI. 1898. Ex. 246
(Other Lost and Found Ads on
Page 81. Col. 81
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Threat Accompanies
Bullet 10 LaGuardid

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 QN.So.
Mayor La Guardia received a bull
let through the mails today. An
accompanying letter, bearing a
Long Island city post-mark said:
"You will get this if you continue
to attack the German Nazi Party"
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Suit of Canadian Enjoys Son Quashed

NEW YORK Dec. GNS) Suit against Dr. George Stevenson
filed by Leonard Marler of Sir Herbert Mare Canadian
minister Washington claimed he had illegally
fined mental institution prevent his marriage Aer
girl, dismissed by the Ontario Appeal
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Injured as Express Is Derailed

AUSTIN Tex, Dec GNS)-Four members Of the tn
Missouri Pacc fast tran the Sunshine Special
injured today when the train left the tracks just outside of Mcneil
small hamlet II miles north of Austin. the deramen
was not known The track torn for several hundred feet
and the engine and four turned completely
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
Boston Mayor Sees Recovery

NSO After comforting with President Roosevelt today Mayor
Maurice j. Tobn Of Boston, gave the cheerful
the White House that believes reached the turning point
toward recovery"
Mayor Tobn accompanied to the White House by Corpora
ton Counsel Henry Parkman r
The Washington times., 1938-12-08
the HERALD AND TIMES

is the only newspaper or.
ganizatiOn in the Nations
Capital which offers a com.
plete "a hour arOund.the.
clock cOverage of news. pic
lures and features.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
D. c. SKEET SHARPS
TAKE THREE TITLES
National Capital Rebels, High
in n. A. Individual Events,
Now Team Favorites.

MADISON, N. j.. Feb. 2e.-The Ma
tion Capital Rebels of Washington, d.
G.. scored . sweep in the three events
Of the Middle Atlantic skeets cham
pionships at the Loantaka Club today,
making them favorites for the team
title tomorrow.
q. G. Deyoe Of Washington won the
40 title after . shoot-on with Frank
r. Kelly Of West Orange, captain Of
the American skeet team, who tied at
81. Both broke two on the first round
OF the shoot-o6, but Kelley missed
four to Deyoe's one In the next
r. Z. Stuart. sr., Of Alexandra, Va,
took the 20-suase title with q shoot
OF score Of ~ against Dick Lamborn
Of Montclair. who dropped two. and
Chuck Wisner Of West Port. Conn.,,
who missed i've. All shot 90 In the
regular shoot. Mrs. W. c. Coe Of
washington won the womens event
with > %.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
WEAVER REPORTS
EACERTOBARGA|N
Ho|dout National Pitcher
and Griffith Expected
to Agree Today.
3, a stan Correspondent of The Star

By 4 Stan Correspondent of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 26.-Pitcher
Monte Weaver, one of the Washington
ball clubs three "holdouts." arrived
here tonight to confer with Owner
Clark Gritith on terms for 1888.
Weaver. who won IL games and lost
8 for the sixth-place Senator's last year
was anxious for an immediate get
together but Grimth postponed the
conference until tomorrow morning.
They are expected to agree.
Other arrivals at the Mats training
camp today were Pitcher Pete Appleton
and Rookie Catcher Bill Beard. The
latter. who quit at Willamette College
in Oregon In his senior year, Is a
stocky youth who will battle with
Jake Early and Mickey Livingston,
also rockies, for jobs as understudies
to Rick Ferrell.
Tomorrow Manager Bucky Harris
and the remainder of the pitchers and
catchers are scheduled to report.
First practice will be held Monday
morning.
Appleton. who returned from q va
cation at Miami. said that he had
completed = course at the University
OF Michigan and now is eligible to
teach in secondary schools. He is one
OF two school teachers on the Wash
ington roster, Weaver being the
other. r. E. s.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ACE CUNTS FACE
ON HEUR|CH CARD
Brewers Meet SneIIenberq,
SIeuths Play Royals in
Title Series.

A double -barrelled basket ball at
traction is scheduled this afternoon
at the Heurich gym, where the Brew
ers will meet the crack Snellenburg
five Of Philadelphia and the Regal
Clothiers and Bureau of Investiga-
ticn play the second game Of their
play-of series for the Heurich Cup
The Brewers, who have lost only
home games in l8 starts, will take
the floor against the Philadelphians.
winners Of 40 OF II games this season,
at $50 o'clock.
The Clothiers. winners of the first
game Of the play-on series, and in
vestisations will meet as a preliminary
attraction at 2:30 O'Clock.
Invaders Are Ex-Collegians.
Snellenburg promises stiff test for
Heurich's as the Pennsylvania team
consists of some Of the best players
who used to cavort for colleges in
that State. In its lineup will be
found Tommy McGrath. the former
La Sale captain who last year set
an all-time record by cashing in on
80 out Of 100 free chances; Max
Guekas, st. Josephs all-America
center Of 1886: John McIllhenny
former Temple forward, and Phil
LOBBY, a 6-foot 4-inch product of
Albright.
In addition to holding the cham
pionship OF Philadelphia Industrial
League, Snellenburg holds decisions
over the Brooklyn Vls:"ation, Newark
Boosters, Patterson. House OF David
and Allentown fives.
Heurich will take the floor with its
regular quint Of Capt Ralph Bennie,
Whitley Wilson, Ben Goldfaden, Milt
Schonfeld and OTIS Zahn.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
CAVALIERS SKATER
GATOR RING STREAK
Triumph Of Harlow Over Long,
Southeastern Champion, Is
Upset of 51a.21h Win.

Ey the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. 20.
The University Of Virginia's boxing
team Knocked the sunshine out Of the
University Of F1orida's hopes for an
undefeated season here tonight be-
fore a tumultuous crowd Of 5000.
Following the opening bout exam
pie Of John Simpson, 115-pounder
who carried the Cavalier message to
Aldo Garcia by a third-round tech
nical knockout, the Virginia fighters
went on to pound out a decisive 5h-
to-212 victory over the hitherto un-
beaten boxers from the deep South.
And quite unlocked for-by Florida
supporters, at least-was Virginia Co.
captain Maynard Harlow's three
round decision over Jack Lons, South.
eastern Conference 145-pound cham
pion, undefeated this season until
tonight.
Another Of Florida's previously un-
defeated fighters, Clyde Drigsers,
bowed to Virsinia's Stuart Barks-
dale In the l35-pound class BY de-
cision.
115.pound-Simpson (Virginia) defeated
Garcfa, technical knockout. third round. y
=, l2S.pound-kushner (vir9tnia) fought
1856 5-pound-Barksdale (virsinia) de-
feated Driggers. decision.
a4b b.pouhd-Harlow tvirfinia) defeated
l65-pound :. .southaM tvirsinia) de-
feated Davis. decision.
.. isS. i S.pcHnaLoconnell tFloride) defeated
'17s-pound-schmidt (virginiA) defeated
Lorenx technical knockout. third round. :
Hesvyweisht-.Gardner F1orida) de-
feated Weeks, decision. ::
Evening star., 1938-02-27
SWIM MARK SET
BY vANDE WEGHE
Helps Princeton Beat Navy
by Shattering 150.Yard
Backstroke Record.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. 26.-A new
national collegiate l50-yard back
stroke record for the short course was
set here today by Al Vande Weghe,
Princeton. as the Tiger swimming
team took eight of nine first places
to defeat the Naval Academy. 50 to %.
Vande Weghe was clocked in min
ute 80 seconds. The old national COL
legiate mark, l minute 346 seconds,
was held by zehr. Northwestern Uni
versity.
Dick Houeh, Princeton breaststroke
star, who holds the Eastern intercol-
legiate record, broke the local pool rec
ord for the 200-yard breaststroke
event with minutes 23.5 seconds.
The old mark was 2 minutes 26.4 Sec
onds.
Navy won its other varsity event,
defeating the Columbia fencers, l6
to IL.
The plebes broke even in four con-
tests. as follows:
Rine-Plebes. 1888; Tech High
1881.
swimming-Plebes, a: staunton
NJ A., %.
Wrestling-Mercersburg, 81: Plebes,
IS
Gymnastics-Union Hill IN. J.)
High, "a; Plebes, 20.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
Harris Starts 18th Season
As Manager With Same Sort
Of S quad He First Won Will,

not dissimilar to his first National
team of 1924. The current edition Is
not so formidable but it is a curious
mixtures Of veterans and kids. There
is no Walter johnson to command the
pitching staff. The nearest approach
is Wesley Ferrell.
Harris in 1924 had a smart. me-
chanically perfect catcher in Muddy
Ruel, who came from Boston. 1t is
coincidental that his 1898 backstop
also came from Boston and also is
recognized rs having similar talents.
Rick Ferrell probably comes as close
to being mechanically perfect behind
the bat as anybody in the American
League.
There is no peckinpaugh in the
infield. nor a Harris nor 4 Judge.
But there are two veterans In Joe
Kuhel and Buddy Myer and two
promising youngsters in Cecil Travis
and Buddy Lewis. A pair Of outfield-
ing veterans. Johnny Stone and AL
Simmons. are due to be fanked by
youthful Melo Almada and George
Case.
Possibilities Are Many.
1t doesn't figure to happen again
but nothing is impossible. WASH
ington had great young third base
man in Ossie Bluege back in "a Now
the Mats have another great youngster
at the post in 2l-year-old Lewis. In
those salad days of "a and rs Harris
had pitching veterans like George
Mogridge. Dutch Ruether and Stanley
Coveleski come through for him. This
year he is looking toward Emil
(Dutch) Leonard and Monte Weaver
and Elon Hossett. A kid named Fred
Marberry delivered IA years ago A
boy named Ken Chase has 4 definite
chance in 1888.
You are not unduly stretching
imagination with comparison of
Almada, fast and reliable afield, and
Sam Rice. the "a outfield star. A
better hitter, Rice, but Almada still
is young. Cases possibilities Is yet
are unknown. He won't hit as long
as Goose Goslin but he may develop
into fine ball player.
Anyway, Bucky Harris moves into
his fourteenth season of ajor league
managing tomorrow and in a swiftly
changing industry like baseball this
is no small feat. He has something
and if the Mats Of 1898 have 1t, too,
= surprise should be in order.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
EAGLESSM0THER
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Capacity Crowd Sees A. U.
Win, 81 to 38, to Avenge
Defeat by Tigers.

Running wild over its old rival from
Hampden-Sydney. American Uni
versity's basket ball team scored one
of its most satisfying victories OF the
year last night when it trounced the
Tigers, 5l-38, before q capacity crowd
in the A. U. gym.
1t was sweet revenge for the high
flying Eagles who were nosed out by
last nights victims In . game on the
Virginians' floor. The hot hand Of
Willard Craft, Hampden-Sydney's
center, who scored 20 points to take
individual honors, was the only thing
that kept the visitors from being
routed completely.
Eagles Wen Rounded.
Exhibiting an all-round game. with
Sparky Bartlett and George Brown
co-leaders of the attack, the Eagles
jumped into 1910 lead in The first
few minutes OF play Hampden-
Sydney never came closer than Z
points of tying the score. the half
time count Of 24l7 representing the
narrowest gap between the teams all
evening.
At one point in the second half,
A. U. had an l8-point lead, at 1880.
1t was then that Coach Staff Cassell
started a wholesale insertion of SUBJ
stitutes, using all but one man of
his squad. Nine of the IL Eagles to
see action had a hand in the scoring.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
BALTIMORE QU|NT
WHIPS CARDINALS
Miller, a Substitute, Stars
for c. U. as His Team Is
Beaten. 43-to.35.

Accuracy from the foul line gave
Baltimore University's men a 1885
decision over Catholic University in
the Brookland gym last night.
Although the visitors made only one
more field goal than their hosts, they
outscored them from the charity stripe
BY better than q 81 margin.
Oriole Pair Sharpshoot.
c. U. could find no two players to
match Baltimore's Pulvina and Shil-
lingford. who scored Is points between
them. In fact, its attack was led by a
hitherto obscure substitute, Miller,
who found the net four times from the
floor and scored ~ po{pte
Evening star., 1938-02-27
COLUMBUS RINGMEN
LOSE TO VILLAN0vA
Washington School Able to Win
Only Two Bouts From Crack
Pennsylvania Lineup.
By the Associated Pres,

6y the ASSocllted Press.
VILLANOVA, Pa, Feb. 26.-The
Villanova boxing team, defeated only
once this season, added another vio.
tory tonight by downing Columbus
University Of Washington, 8 to 2.
The visitors won the lls and 1875
pound classes.
Edward Killian, Villanova heavy
weight. defeated Jim Brown in the
feature bout.
Summaries:
11s-Pound Class-Jimmy Mulroy VII.
1anova. Ian. defeated oeor9e Marker. celum-
125-Pound class-Mike Ariano VII.
H., l35-pound Clsss-john Willis. Column
bus. won from Carl Pantellio, Vilianova.
145-Pound Class-capt. Bill Du6y VII.
lanova. defeated Bert Perod Columbus.
1bb-Pound C1ass-Rob Mentsinrer. vii.
lanova. won from Bill Crum, Columbus
165-Pound Class-John Nojunas VII.
ianova. defeated Dave. Schlaiier, Coluni-
175-Pound Class-Ben Morkun vii.
lanova. defeated Lou HaymaYi. Columbus
Heavyweiaht Class-Ed Killisn' vii.
lanova. won from Jim Brown. Columbus.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
WINDS UP IN CELLAR
WITH FINAL BATTLE
Calvary Baptist Quint Dragged
to Last.Place Tie by Chevy
Chase PRESBYTERIAN.

Two games which had no bearing
on the final standings of the leaders
brought the Y. M. c. A. Junior Sun
day School Basket Ball Leagues sea-
son to close yesterday The cham
pionship already had been won by
the Y. M. c. A. Flashes, who went un-
defeated in the second half after win
ming the flrst-half title.
Salvation Army's third-place team
nipped Trinity NJ E.s runner-up
five, 1916. in one of the closing
games yesterday, while Chevy Chase
Presbyterian dragged Calvary Bap-
tit down to a tie with it for last
place by winning. 25-l2.
Final standings and yesterdays
Evening star., 1938-02-27
TRAPSH00TERS TIE
IN TROPHY CONTEST
Marcy and Morgan Each Break
AZ Of so Targets in Gun
Club Weekly Affair.

In the first Of two 50-tarset events
in the Washington Gun Clubs weekly
shoot yesterday. Julius Marcy and
R. D. Morgan tied with Ats, but coin
toss gave the first Lewis Glass Trophy
to Morgan.
DR.. j. c. Wynkoop and James Green,
with Al each, tied for the second Lewis
Glass Trophy. A shoot-off will be
staged this week.
C. c. FhWsett and Julius Marcy
with ~ and al, respectively, each were
credited with wins in the Wakeman
25-target handicap shoot.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
Ere Game Evenng Star Basket Tourney Potent With Thrills
Tickets on Sale
For Nat Opener

Tickets for the opening baseball
game on Monday. April 10, viii 60
ON sale at the Grifith Stadium box
ONCE at 8 am. Tuesday. Although
thousands Of fans have made reser-
vations by mail, there remain ap-
proximately 1000 grandstand. 5000
pavilion and 9,400 bleacher seats to
be sold.
These. to be distributed on the
flrst-come, first-served basis. are
available at IS cents for the
bleachers, 80 cents for the pavilion,
$l.l0 for the grandstand and $l.65
for boxes. All seats for the opening
game are reserved.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
GEORGETOWN BOWS
IN OVERTIME GAME
Score Tied Eight Times as Yale
Triumphs, 39.to.3S-Bassin
Stars for Hoyas.

BY the Associated rreSS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 26.-In 4
bitter battle during which the score
was deadlocked eight times. Yale
emerged 39-3S victor over the
Georgetown Quint in q thrill-packed
overtime game before $50 fans in
Payne Whitney gymnasium tonight.
Al Stevens foul toss decided the
game.
Harry Bassin was the star Of the
Hoyas, collecting eight baskets. Capt.
Carroll Frantz sank six two-pointers
Fov thu Ns1}s
Evening star., 1938-02-27
TECH RIFLEMEN BEATEN
Lose Match to Plebes-Crouch
Has 100 Prone Score.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 2s.-Navy
Plebes defeated Teen High of Wasn-
ington in 4 small-bore rifle match
here this afternoon by 1888 to 1851.
The visitors had q two-point margin
in the prone style of shooting.
Crouch Of Tech made the only per-
feet score, . 100 at prone.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
GRAYS FAR FROM BLUE.

Washington Grays, victors over Ta-
koma Fire Department. 1851. In their
seventeenth win Of the season, are
booking basket ball tilts. with un.
limited teams. having gymE throush
Manager Thomas ct Lincoln <i0o.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
NAVY MArMEN SCORE.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 26 R.-
Navy wrestlers won their tenth con-
secutive victory today. beating Penn
sylvani&, 241a to ~. Bob Altman,
Penn's blind mailman, tossed Dick
Must with = bar and ehancery In the
opener.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
WALTERS SHOOTS BEST.

Private Walters 279 score topped
the Navy Yard Marines as they won
their rifle match with the Postal Club.
l,33s-l,333. yesterday on the Postal
range. Bill Reed of the Postals took
second scoring honors with 278.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
ALL-sTARs WIN GAME.

All Stars whipped the Congress
Heights besketers, 27-24. last night.
Birch paced the winning attack with
10 points, while Oden and Taylor each
Tailed Q points for the losers.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
TINY: SQUAD WINS
| BIG TRACK CROWN
0ver.Brook Of PhiIIy, With
Five Boys, Rules A. A. U.
Scholastic Meet.
BY the Associated Press.

bs the ASS0clAteo Press.
NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-A squad of
five athletes from Over Brook High
School in Philadelphia walked Of with
the team title today in the A. A. U,
high and prep school championships
which saw half q dozen records
equaled or bettered in Madison Square
Garden.
Paced by Ed Morgan's each victory
in the mile, run in 1904. the under
sized band Of Philadelphians placed
in four events to pile up IS points and
finish " points in front New York's
Evander Childs.
Second places by Bill Eppright in
the l,0O0-yard run and by John
Glenn, who trailed by only q of an
inch Robert Kings record breaking
8 foot 27s inch leap for New York
Boys High in the high jump, and
third place for Morris Freed in the
$50 supported Morgan in the title
drive.
Makes Astonishing Jump.
Despite Leslie MacMitchell's record
shattering l:58 half mile, New York
Washington High School finished only
eighth in the team standings.
Doug Luke, Lawrenceville School
ace with the longest pair of legs in
the meet, came through with the most
astonishing performance of the days
prep school competition when he hit
a new ceiling of & feet AZ i,cbee T.,
the high jump, and then shattered by
nearly inches the broad jump record
with . leap of % feet 3as inches.
Called upon to compete in both
events at the same time. the lanky
blond from New Jersey walked from
the broad jumping pit to the high
jump standards and back again until
he had completely eliminated the
fields in each.
Evening star., 1938-02-27
SHERWOOD BOOTERS WIN
Beat Virginia Avenue, 80, for
First Junior Cup Victory.

The Sherwood Playground soccer
team won its first game in nationa
junior cup competition yesterday by
defeating Virginia Avenue, 3 to 2. or
the McMillen playground. D. Manila
scored twice for the winners.
Park View will meet Rosedale at !
pm. today on the Rosedale playground
and st. Adams will face Montgomery
Blair Wednesday on the polo field.