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Al Beaver Dam From the Houghton, golf pro- R. Leonard, Area 7 and 8: fourth. 8. fessional—has been knocking the ball Dellatatlous. Area 14; fifth. Fred Kelley. M.A. to Reach Area 14 Time. O.8.C. Champ around course which he every played Running broad jump—Won by Jack in better than par figures. Al hasn’t Long. AAea 14: second. Ray Carson. Area 15 and 1H; third. Milton Weinstein. Area won anything much except a few 15 and 10; fourth. Bernard Citrabaum. Box 21 Deadline While Area 7 and 8; fifth. Fred Powell. Area Press he dollars in side but has had bets, 7 and 8. Distance, 18 feet. the satisfaction of busting par Running high jump—Won by Bob Wouldn't almost time he out Wible. Area 15 and 10; second. Ray Fan- Farley Carry every stepped ning. Area 9. Height. 4 feet in Inches Event Is on the course. 440-yard relay—Won by Area 14 (O. Played Schatz. H. Thomas. J. Thrift and E. Wal- Politics to Yankees is around 37 Al years of age. At lace): second. Area 1 and s (A. Decker, that age a pro golfer doesn’t win B. Staattus, 8. Green and G Lundsundl- By JOHN LARDNER, a third (tie). Area 9 iRay Dean. L Mahne. Title national nor Special of The Star. Victory Breeze; championships, does he Bradley Totten and Bob McHale). and Correspondent Area win many minor ones. But if 15 and 10 (Mason. Smith. Porter and NEW YORK. July 10 (N.A.N.A.). Houghton 32 Under Par Bassberry): fifth. Area 7 and 8 (N)rk Houghton keeps on as he is playing Cont.uros. Pete Loomis, Essy Heinken and —When James Frank Gerau). Aloysius Farley buys For Last 15 Rounds the fellow is going to be hard to stop. Time. 0.40.5. the New York Yankee ball club Just ns an example of the way he 13.5-Pound Class. 100-yard dash-—Won by Dlno Foruan*i, now is that bail around follow from the three women who By WALTER McCAI L UM. knocking Area 8; second. Buddy Stein. Area 2; third. the way he that Lucky Lavel, Area 14: fourtlv Jack Corn- own most of the will It was as good as in the bag before played lengthy it, organization well. Area 9: fifth, A1 Martin, Area 15 the boys started—that win of the Beaver Dam course yesterday. All Time, 10.3 seconds. remain as it is exactly today—from Middle Atlantic he did was a 67, to set a new unoffi- Running broad jump—Won by William junior championship Fearson. Areas 15 Cousin Edward Barrow, cial and ]«: second. H “Eyebrows’’ for the second straight time by tall record for the revamped Beaver Acauilhno. Areas 15 and 10: third Don the down to Otto Greiner of Terra Terra Dam layout. He played the nines in ^‘Ce,c Areafl: fourth. Norman Rothwell. president, Timothy Mariae, Area 5: fifth, E. Scherzer, Areas 10 and 18. 34 and 33. Here is the he Distance, Eustatius Sullivan, the batboy. Baltimore. way did it: 18 feet 8 inches. Otto is just too good for the rest Out—544 443 433—34 135-Pound Class. There absolutely is no truth in the of the junior amateurs and for most In—444 334 434—33—67 Running high Jump—Won by Bo Wright. rumor that Mr. Farley will replace Area second' Eddie Baxter, Area of the men over 21. too. The sopho- Al has a chore to do next Sunday 8. . the steadfast New Sm,,h’ A"aS 15 and IR' more at the University of Balti- and Monday. He will defend his Height. l5a7eet Hampshire Republican, with a Dem- Bedford 080-yard reiay—Won by Area 14 IJ. De more led off with a subpar 69 at Springs championship at Antelete. H. Lewis. A. Johns F, ocrat. In fact, he will make no and Hoske)j Columbia yesterday to lead at the the picturesque resort in the Penn- second. Areas 10 and 18 (J. Simpson. B. changes whatever. Y"E°cnV,Gu«?^ alJ>d L Benton third. halfway mark by four strokes. After sylvania mountains. If he keeps on Area 9 (Jack Burke. Paul Fuco. Ned Brogan “It's the best organization base- and Tom that it was a breeze. He didn’t play slapping that ball around as he is Sweeney). Time. 30.5 seconds. ball ever has seen." the Postmaster the third nine too well for a 39, but doing right now no one is going to Unlimited Class. a General told your correspondent he lick him. 100-yard dash—Won by Herbert Farnr,- burned up the last nine again Area few months ago. For a'°.rth. j*; second. H Adams. Areas 15 for a 34 and a finishing 73. After Houghton now has played 15 a?d J,KJ ‘bird, Raymond Agricola, Areas Hi There is something in what he ®hd fourih. Hofberg. Area 13; fifth that it was just a question of second straight rounds of golf over the best Patty1!5i Romance and excitement are Hawkins. Area 14. Time, 10 1 sec- says. place. courses around town In 32 strokes onas. around the Yankee office, Jump—Won by lacking l le tor under par. That is better than an H„?Eni2tne ,b.road Tommy second riace. Hook. Area 14: second. Lerov Glenn. Areas but for sheer smoothness and effi- lo Earle Skinker. Columbia's inter- average of two strokes to the round and 10. third. Robert Nally. Areas 15 and intelligent knowledge- and 10 Distance. 17 feet 1‘, mch/s. ciency scholastic and Frank Dun- under par. Golf of that kind is too Running high even—of the best champ, Jump—Won by Izzy Kess- foreknowledge. hot for ■er- Area 9; second, A. Piscotta. Area p- ham. a good youngster from Army any opposition A1 will find at third. methods of winners and Don Swann. Area 0. Height, 5 feet producing Navy, scored identical rounds of 73 Bedford Springs, or anywhere else o inches. the Yankee making money, organ- and 76 for 149 to tie for in this neck of the links woods. Half-mile run—Won by Tuck Houston second. Tow- Area 9: second. Don ization never has been equaled in Gray. Area 14; third headed Earle won the playoff on the Houghton will head a small field Areas 10: fourth. Bob That's natural Singleton.9?™?„,BEtts; Area 9, 15,andTime. . enough, second hole with a birdie. of local pros at Bedford. 2.13.5. Among 880-yard relay—Won by Area for it's a new kind of 13 (Mc- organization Now all the boys are wondering those planning to make the trip are Corren. Flynn, Giovenettl and Peden1 in baseball. MEDAL COLLECTORS—Here are some of the lads who second. Area 7 (Bernard Jeru. Ted Lerner. what will in the Cliff of East Potomac prevailed Mrs. Kay Call, director of the Park Jack happen Maryland Spencer Park, Langdon Playground, is Ehrlick and Fred Curtis); third. Area junior open to be played at Balti- A1 Treder of Manor, Mel Shorey In the Community Center and District Playground city-wide 9 'Jack and Ben Simmons, Ben St-iner Is Shared shown with some of the bare-footed winners she coached. Left and Bob Houston): fourth. Area 13 Management more next week. That one is of Indian (Mc- open Spring and probably track meet yesterday at Central Stadium. At left, with a small Larney Currin. Roberts and Adinolfll; Three Wise Men Areas By to all youngsters under 21—amateur George Diffenbaugh of Kenwood. to right— Gus Mantzouris, 100-pound-class broad jump; John SHE- ,1:> and 10 'B. Furnary, L. spectator in the rear giving some remote-control help, Billy Sears, B. Salvetti). Time, 62.6 seconds. The is shared by or professional—belonging to Mary- Between them the local lads will do management of Powell is the Hunton, 85-pound-class high jump; Mrs. Call and Pete Mant- Point Totals. the least land State Golf Association clubs or all right against the best that Penn- Wright Playground depicted winning 135-pound three men—Joe McCarthy, Area 9. 07'2: second. in the State. Otto becomes I with a of 5 feet 2 inches. At the —Star Staff Photos. .,f,irsJL Area 14, of the three, in charge of the play- residing sylvania can produce. running high Jump leap right zouris, 100-pound running high jump. 53Vj: fourth. Area 21oj:o^;irdi,AZea,-8. _8V2; fifth. Area 15-1R; 1.3, team—the Yankees—on 21 years of age on the day it will 19: sixth Area 6, ers of one 10: seventh. Area 2-3-4. 14: eighth end be it 'tiei the ball field; Weiss, the played—next Tuesday, might Area 10-18 and 20-26. 13; George didn’t say how much longer she beat Gus in broad jump, elected to bhjjh10th, Area l-5» 9, in conceivably simmer down to a ques- feeder and chief organizer, Mirror would coach her playground boys. enter high jump in the 100-pound farm tion of what hour on July 16 Otto charge not only of all the clubs, Sports Area No. 9 Title as 700 class so Brother Gus could win was born. If he was born late in By the Associated Press. Keeps Wright Gets Fourth Title. but of the Yankees, too, in their broad the day he won’t be 21 until the When Billy Wright of Powell jump, which he did with a Baltimore Team capacity as a unit in the graduated Today a year ago—Sit-down heave of 16 feet inches. Softy tournament is over, while if he came Playground won the 135-pound high 1H Pete, system; and Mr. Barrow, the head strike of players forced P. G. A. Have Gala cut his toe into the world in the morning he'll Playground Boys jump at 5 feet 2 inches, it ran his' jumping barefoot, slightly at Ballston man. founder of the system, author Plays be 21 while the tournament is in to permit Denny Shute to play string of victories to four. Last year on stone, but managed a tie in the of its and supervisor of the with Mario Two games are scheduled In the policy It has in annual after he he took the 115-pound title, the high jump Salvanelli, of Mr. Weiss and Mr. Mc- progress. interesting possi- championship in Meet Middle Atlantic softball doings Time Colorful year before the 100 and before that Areas 7 and 8, with 4 feet 11 inches. tournament bilities. was disqualified for 48-hour delay at Carthy. the Ballston tonight, with Dixie Tav- Any way you take him he’s too in dues. 70-pound title. He was only 83-Pound Clan*. The St. Louis Cardinals began paying Seven hundred boys had a good ; track suit. Some had hand-me- ! ern and Greenbelt at 7:45 for the in this boy in meet using the trick that meeting the Yankees tough junior golfers Three years ago—Joe Di Maggio downs from brother; some user 50-yard dash—Won by Edward Dp Atley, o'clock and chain-farming before time generally, behaved themselves big Area Bethlehem Steel of Bal- neighborhood. And he's two some of the country’s best collegiate JO and 18; second. William Murohy, were wildcatters, in- just getting got flve-for-flve, including trunks from swimming suits; some, Area 15; third. Jam*' Area timore I. B. M. at 9. did. but they well for three hours and cart- use. After he 5 Babbington. facing started in the Take his runs, as Yankees beat very jumpers reached 14. fourth. Jay Wnife. Areas 7 and 8. a game. golf home Sen- | not even a track suit, fifth. terested chiefly in having quick attempting he off Jim Doolittle Area 9 Time 7 Temple Jarrell, still unbeaten by on those two last nines at Columbia ators in marked fist ed off 100 gold, silver and feet took his left shoe and seconds of ball to produce game by fight nearly merely peeled off their shirts and Running broad 1umo—Won by Bob a local 10 this year, will for supply players for He in 32 jumped with sort of hopping mo-1 pitch in example. played them between New York’s Jake Powell bronze medals from Central Sta- rolled the of their trousers Saunders. Area 9; second. Buckv Talbott, j I. B. and box office returns up legs Area 20; third. Buddv Dean. Area M. pennants and 34. which adds to a total of tion on take-off. The reason for 12; j up and Washington’s Joe Kuhel. dium The occasion was or overalls. fourth. Don Sargent. Area St. Louis. yesterday. the shoe removal is that he finds 9. fifth. Billv 66. He's just too good for the boys. Five years ago—Hal Schu- annual of the older had track Kallas. Area 20. Distance. 14 feet 4 Not until the Yankees launched the city-wide playground Many boys inches. He should be with the men. and he can throw his left foot higher. up macher held track and field meet, summer high shoes; the youngsters below the their “groundup” program, calling The trick was him John Running high jump—Won by John Hun- he’s probably too good for most of to five hits, 11th taught by ton. Area 13 second. George a and a in every winning straight spot for boys who elect to spend 135-pound class weren't permitted Killeriain. for profit purpose former Central track Area 6; third Arthur them. and 13th of season for New Fanning, High Mastin. Area 14. among the farm game their vacations on the city's play- spiked shoes. The reason was that fourth. farm, cohesion star and now7 his direc- Gilbert Smithson Area 2<»: fifth. Women Tie at Manor. York Giants. playground Lou Waldron. Area 9. 4 and minute classification from grounds instead of on the streets in the past these boys didn’t know Height. feet 6’a clubs Walter R. mid-At- tor. inches. Mrs. Stokes. or at the seashore, how to run in headquarters of every player in the fishing camps spikes, constantly 240-yard relay—Won by Area 2 (Buck- lantic and Maryland women's cham- ingham. Sullivan. O'Conner and Wood); and a few- in Maine or Western dude ranches. were spiking their own legs. Results Policeman Delays Squad. system, did the Cardinals and Mrs. J. E. Randels will second. Area 9 (Pete Smith Jim Panor. pion, It was a democratic meet as run of barred is that many Jerry Sweeney and John Di third. other ball clubs follow suit. spikes being The Jefferson con- Blasir. play off Friday for the Slosser Leaders Playground Areas 7 and 8 (Billy Haega Billing Luy. Major by the Community Center and Play- ran in stocking feet or barefooted. at Manor. tied tingent was late arriving and almost Perry Currm Jop Friedman >: fourth Area Man trophy They yester- By the Associated Press. There were several 6; McCarthy Is 'Front' ground Department. They came up with bruised missed fifth. Areas 15 and 16 tAdram. Baker, for the with identical net . participating. The reason Clark and 2 day cup few individual outstanding boy ath- or slightly cut feet or toes, but suf- Catlin). Time. 32 s seconds. For Business Office totals of 158. Mrs. Stokes scored Batting—Finney. Boston. .359, Rad- was that when Director Bobby Hart, diff. St. Louis, and Annling, Chicago. letes, principal reason being that fered no serious damage. Next year 100-Pound Class. It was convenient, of course, that 79 and 83 for a total of 162. .355. who keeps the boys off Southwest gross each is to enter all will be to wear some 60-yard dash—Won by Edward Crandall. 1 Runs—Williams, Boston. 63; Mc- boy permitted only required the Yankees had money to begin With her of four deducted streets by interesting them in play- Area 9 second. Jack Donohue. Area 13; handicap Cosky and Gehringer. Detroit. 61 one event. That more sort of shoes. gets boys third Lewis Macula. Areas 7 and 8; fourth. with. That was all that the late had 158. Mrs. Randels scored Runs batted Detroit. ground activities, went to pick up she In—Greenberg, and a few lads Joe Roe. Area 6; fifth. Charles Johnson. Foxx. Boston. 68. participating keeps Womans Team Is Second. his this he Col. put in—money, ! 106 and 114 for a total of 220. I 71: squad morning could find Area 2 Time. 7.5 seconds. gross Hits—Finney. Boston. 108: Cramer, who be well- ; might exceptionally no Running broad jump—Won bv Gus Man- and fanatical enthusiasm. With the But she had a of 62 Boston and Walker. Washington, 97. When Area 9 beat out Area 14 by parking space for his car. He handicap equipped physically from hogging zouras. Area 14. second. Victor Upthegrove. to Doubles — Greenberg, Detroit, 31; for a moment, Areas and colonel's money, Barrow- began strokes for the 36 holes, which tied all the that 6-point margin it also beat out double-parked got 15 16; third, Richard Hale. Williams. Boston. 25. points. Areas 2. 3 and 4; fourth. A. Upthegrove. realize the ideas he had acquired her with Mrs. Stokes. Fin- his boys and returned to find Officer Triples—McCosky, Detroit, and wmmng team ior second year m a squad coached principally by the Areas 15 and 16; fifth. Johnny Bnatty. from 20 years of field experience At Washington tomorrow the ney. Boston. 11. G. L. Carter ticketing his car. The Area 5. Distance. 16 feet l1* Inches i runs — Foxx. Boston. row was from Area No. 9, directed at what the Horn* 20; only woman playground director who officer took Hart and carload of Running high jump—Tie between Mario and from a glance women of the Virginia club will Trosky. Cleveland. 17. Frank Cronin and Salvanelli. Area 7 and 8. and Pete Mont- by embracing to No. 4 Cardinals were doing. With Bar- start play in a 36-hole tourney for Stolen bases—Case. Washington. 17; took a squad to the meet, Mrs. Kath- boys precinct where Hart zouria. Area 1: third. Bob Humphrey Area I Walker. Washington. 15. Central, Columbia, Cooke. Bancroft. 14. fourth. Edward Waters. Area 7 Weiss went to The affair posted $3 collateral. The meet offi- and row's ideas, George i the Muncaster trophy. Pitching—Newsom. Detroit, 12-1; Happy Hollow and Mitchell Park erine Call of Langdon Park. Al- 8. fifth. J Quinn. Area 20. Height. 4 cials listened to 11 work. The result is five major i will run through Friday. l^owe, Detroit. 6-1. reason and per- feet inches. The area Area 14 is directed Her- relay—Won by Area 20. 26: . Playgrounds. first-place though by on. 240-yard and a score of mitted his boys to go second. Area 7 and 8 Elliot Bushlow. Her- league pennants Batting—Danning. New York. .343; scored 67 ••> points, followed by a Still Hot. man Riley, Langdon won the sec- bert Papp Jerry Brody and Nick urgyro- minor pennants in nine Houghton Walker. Brooklyn. .386. Put On Brother Act. league surprising Area 14 which scored ooulous): third Area 13 (O’Connell. Hand- For a stretch now the grey- Runs—Frey. Cincinnati, and Hack. tional contest and it was years; profits throughout the organ- quite Herman is di- elimination There was a twin brother act ley. Boyd and Shear): fourth. Area 1 and 5 Chicago. 52. 61'i points. Riley -Burton. Guillotte, Moreland and Mark- a foundation of rock, a bal- ing master of the straight tee shot— Mrs. Call’s who rep- for the ization; Runs batted in—Danning New York. rector. Third was Joe Mitchell's mostly charges working Langdon Park Play- ham'; fifth. Area 2. 3 and 4 (Altman. 58: Fletcher. Pittsburgh. 56 resented 14 and ran under her anced structure, and a long head- Areas Other Area ground of Area 14, Pete and Gus Frier. Burwick and Call'. Time. 0.31 8. Hits—Herman. Chicago. 95; White- 15-16, 53'i points. 7<»-yard dash—Won by Robert Stein. start on the rest of baseball. direction. Mantzouris. who he can he does with the players they give head. New York 90. points were awarded in order to Pete, says Area 9: second. B. Schatz. Area 14: third. Aside from his w’ork in the dugout Doubles—Hack. Chicago. 24; four In her colorful candy-striped dress him. tied with IS Nos. 7-8, 28'i; No. 13. 19: No. 6. 16: Yankees Joe Mc- she added zest to the huddles of w-hen the play, What has made the Yanks pre- Triples—Ross. Boston. 9; four tied Nos. 2-3-4. 14; Nos. 10-18, 13; Nos. with 6. athletes and officials their Carthy chiefly is a front man. And or three pushing eminent in the last two Home runs—Mize. St. Louis, 21: 20-26, 13; Nos. 1-5. 9. a one. Joe will make a sug- Fletcher. favorites to victory. Feminine dig- good years has been their head-start. Pittsburgh. 12. Earnsworth Sets Record. now- and then about the Stolen bases—Frey, Cincinnati. 11; nity laid aside, Mrs. Call yelled as gestion After all. there are other baseball Ree'e. Brooklyn. 9. For the record, Herbert Farns- loud, as and make-up of his own team. It may Pitching — Fitzsimmons. gestured wildly urged clubs with money—Detroit, the Bos- Brooklyn. worth of No. set a mark in 100- 7-1; Moody. Chicago: Tamulis. Brook- 9. her on with as sound advice be accepted, and it may not. After ton Red the Cincinnati boys Sox, Reds, lyn, and Sewell. Pittsburgh. 6-1. yard unlimited clash dash wdth a 'FIVE SECONDS'\ know as much as that given by any of the numer- all. Barrow and Weiss the Chicago Cubs—and sooner or 10.1 seconds job. Repeating cham- ous male directors. about the team as McCarthy does, later will catch and restore they up pions are Edward DeAtley. Areas and a lot more about how it that She is known as "Miss Mack” to got balance to baseball. Balance among 10 and in the 18. 85-pound 50-yard her the title com- way and what it will look like next Minor admiring charges, STROPPING KEEPS the rich clubs, at least. dash; Jack rea in the Leagues Hunton, 14, ing from her maiden family name year. Already Detroit and Boston seem By the Associated Press. 85-pound running high jump; Gus Mackay. She has been playground to have caught up in the American . 100- Change of Ownership Mantzouris, Area 14, in the director at Langdon since graduat- League, though the general Yankee Syracuse. 3: Jersey City. 2. pound broad jump; Mario Salva- BLADE SHAVING All Newark. 6: Baltimore. 4. ing from George Washington in Should Satisfy level of strength is higher in most Areas 7 and in the Buffalo. 4: Rochester. 0. nelli, 8. 100-pound 1932. Married only a month, she McCarthy is a smooth organiza- leagues, with such farm clubs as Montreal, 11; Toronto, 8. high jump; Herbert Farnsworth, tion worker. He is merely the best Newark, Kansas City and Bing- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Area 9, in the unlimited 100-yard EASY AS NEW AND \ paid of a line of foremen, but be- hamton. Kansas City. 2—4; Toledo. 1—1 (sec- dash. ond. 6 the It's a smooth that inningsl. cause the Yankees represent very apple Mr. Columbus. 6—2; Milwaukee. 6—1 Records and who won and who organization and because McCarthy Farley is about to pluck for his (first. 10 inntngsl. lost didn't matter a whole lot to most to the should Louisville, 5—6; Minneapolis, 2—2. SAVES YOU MONEY represents the Yankees public, syndicate. It make every- St. Paul. 5; Indianapolis. 3. of the boys. They just played around he stands out in front and looks body happy all around, since the in the Central Stadium infield and ( . Joe is a whiz as a wants the good. diplomat, syndicate Yankees, and Portland. 9; Hollywood. 4. had a big day. Among the 700 and that takes nothing away from the woman owners don't. They want San F’rancrsco. 1; Seattle, 0. youngsters there were about 700 ver- of the Oakland. 2; Sacramento. 1. the patient soundness job the $4,000,000. Los Angeles. 6; San Diego. 5. sions of a track suit or lack of a

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