Unbeaten Lightweight in Top Spot in Goldie Ahearn s Show Tomorrow Night GOING TO THE MAT. —By PAP Frances Thompson (Q. W.). 0—8. 8—1. Sandlot NATIONALS IN LEAD Elizabeth Chedester (Natl*.) defeated Leagues Maud 8ewall (Mt. PL). 8—6. 7—6T 7—6. SERODY CREDITED Florence Meier (Natla.) defeated Mr*. Are Active Todav Peggy Chester (Rac.). 6—4. 8—3. «r IN WOMAN’S TENNIS Naomi Holt (CoL C. C.) defeated Batty Hubbell (H. S.l. 6—4, s' -8. Peggy Keyser (Col. C. C.) defeated Mrs. teams in the sandlot Margaret Graham (Ch. Ch.), 6—0. 0—1. Mount Pleasant Team in Mrs. Connie Thompson (Col, C. C.l WITH KAYOING 23 base ball whirl here lace a lull Diilodge defeated Mrs. Louise Stambaugh (Rac.). TO LEAGUE 4—6, 6—1, 6—8. MMWff ol day activity today. Narrow Bally Miller (Ward.) defeated Mrs. Ruth Here’s the oomplete-layout: League by Margin. Wldmer iNatls.). 3—H, 6—4. 6—4. Sally Miller (Ward.) defeated Mri. Battles Alexanian, Another National City. Wardman Third. Beatrice Smith (Mt. Pl.). 6—1. 6—4. Youngster, Ranked 8th on Section A. Hester Brooks (Ward.) defeated Prances Thompson (G. W.). U—7. 6-4. *, Wash B Williams vs. Murphy Fivu St Hester Brooks (Ward.) defeated ~Bally Ten Cent Store oc No. 4. the Redd (B. 8.). H 4. 6—7. «—3. Visiting Lightweight, Heavy List, to Appear at Congress Heights vs. Federal A. C. at h^ve dislodged Heater Brooks (Ward.) defeated Dorothy TWl5 Congress Heights. Mount Pleasant racketers from Hobbs (Edge.). 2—6. 6—2. 6—4. MATCH OUGHT TO ELIMINATE Ht Joseph’s vs. Gordon’s Cafeteria on Nationals Rose Reikea (Ward.) defeated Elizabeth at Hunt Club. J South Ellipse first place in the District Wom- f 0*J£ (tXCESTLIWS 'C-HAMPlOM Stadium Zandonlm (B. 8 ). 6—3. 6—4. Friday. Pig-'n'-Whiztle vs. R. G. Dunne Service en’s Tennis League race, as the result Corlnne Frazier (Ward.) detested Edith on No 1 Fairlawn 7J-/AT UfOLfLO M££J=> SOME / ( of latest McKelvey (Rac.), 7—6. 6—0. All games at M o’clock. matches. The Mounts, how- Mrs. Bobsy Turney (Edge.) detested BY FRANCIS E. STAN. Section B. ever. are only a few points behind, Kay Johnson (R. C.l. 3-6. 6-4. 6-1. Anne Deskin (Edge.) defeated Mrs. PERRONI, 22-year- Dor-A vs. Blue Flame with Wardman a third. Valet Shop at close Elizabeth Remson iNatls.). 6—3. 0—3. an unsplotched rec- old heavyweight, fighting Rlverdale. Mri. Kathleen Klotz (B. 8.) defeated Woodmen ol World vi. on Ten glandlM. ord of 38 professional out of Boston will face Warwicks Anne Deskin (Edge.). 6—1. 6—6. No. 7. Won. Lost. Pet. Mrs, Elizabeth Judd

Possesses a Wallop. CLOSE reading of Serody's rec- Touted A ord reveals that only 6 of his Highly 38 opponents have escaped trips the Cauliflowers HUNT CLUB HEADLINER canvas. Nor were all RATED "COMER.’’ to the they By FRANCIS STAN chumps. Johnny Jadick, junior welterweight champion, was one who was floored by what Aheam is pleased to call the “Tony Galento of the as we’re about to blood- and can box and hit Baer’s per- lightweights.” Serody didn't whip thirstily bemoan our luck in fect condition and Camera's lack of Jadick, for Johnny got up and having eight-ounce amachoor it ... Da Preem, says Billy Mc- battled to a draw. Lew Feldman, a JESTboxing gloves assigned to the Camey, was ready a month ago great scrapper a couple of years back, mitt slingers peddling their The same McCarney man counting was one of the few who didn't hit the wares in the Capital along comes Ray out Hamas, Neusel, Schmeling and canvas. Joey Glick and Buster Brown Bowen and Frankie Petrolle to stage Lasky as threats to Baer The were two who did—for the full count. a real ring mellerdrammer and Marty experienced Arthur Donovan's blow- and Galento on Both went out in the second heat. Gallagher Tony put up in the tenth ... A premonition Max Hoff’s got Serody and, 'tls re- the gloriest affair of modern times of another Frankie Campbell disaster ported, time's ripe for the climb. here. when Maxie started to punch Primo Of Alexanian nothing is known ex- These make the grievance about as when Camera's back was turned and cept that he is a Rumanian nailing timely as a back tailor’s bill. We arms hung helplessly at his side from New England and the sparring couldn't stand 'em more movie-like getting a bigger hand partner who sharpened up Ross for than these and for the local gladiators, in the ring than Dempsey and Tun- Bowen and who are nice McLamin. Aheam says he can take Gallagher, ney shaking hands. Benny Leonard, It was a it, give it and make Serody step. All guys. probably good thing a Jewish boy; Jimmy McLamin, Petrolle Galento were of which will be determined tomorrow. and wearing Hamas and Loughran Queer mittens. It is doubtful There's nothing of a gamble In the eight-ounce bunch, fight fans Sharkey's if have finished on their feet supplementary arrangement, released they'd plumpness Loughran's visibly in full last night by Aheam. Tcotsie sewed eyes Leonard's increasing Bashara, Norfolk's walloping welter, baldness. will fight Charlie Gomer of Balti- more in a second 10-rounder, and Ditto. prospects are for a scrap. Bashara always could hit and lately has been hundred fans pay- going well around Phllly way. Lew TWENTY-FIVEing $3,000 to see Marty Gal- Massey was his latest Important vic- lagher right after Marty's de- tim. Gomer couldn’t lay a glove on feat by Natie Brown Whose scrap Joey Costa two weeks ago, but then with Johnny Risko lacked thrills Joey’s left hand was what proved too Rough eve ahead for Red Barry much to hurdle. Bashara’s forte is Friday against Patsy Perronl and his right, so it may prove give against five or six ounce hunks of Brown hedging on a Barry fight take. leather. Which may be spared D. C. fans if and Bevans Johnny Mays Petey If the wind-ups remain as thrilllngly Perronl whips Red Need of an- are down for a six-rounder with a interesting as this pair then the boys other press row at Grill Stadium of four-rounders, one involving pair may wear pillows as far as we're con- Twenty-four feet of board ac- Owen and Gordon. Deacon Tommy cerned. but it is doubtful if this commodated almost as many re- The other is In the making. standard can be maintained. porters and telegraphers, sardine-can Fights like that Bowen-Petrolle fashion Friday How about it Rasslers to Return. thing happen maybe once a year. And Joe? Add premonitions: rough it isn’t every day Galento sees a guy ahead for the rasslers. HE rasslers, as conspicuous as a sailing absorb four flooring hooks such as he Fact—Natie Brown vs. Ga- Camera picker, will return to Tony tosses and yet finish on his feet. action at Griffith Stadium These are only two of 20 legalized Thursday after a two-week lay-off scraps offered so far in a quartet of with Herr Honus Steinke Ev- facing shows. Seventeen resulted in de- erett Marshall, the reigning hero cisions. two by technical kayoes and here. are slated to oppose They once was the full count taken. at Griffith Stadium gnly Thursday night Maybe we've been spoiled at Port- in the feature match of a five-bout ner's where a average of HARRY card. SERODY, nearly .400 per cent was maintained George Zaharias and Abe Coleman Undefeated for three years or maybe we’ll prove Philadelphia lightweight, are the semi-finalists with a trio of who will debut tomorrow at Rid- right for a change. If so there’s still the 30-minute time limit matches to be and Hunt where he will a silver lining. There always is Ray ing Club, op- added. Alexanlan. New Bowen, whose glass jaw makes him pose Harry England Roumanian in a scheduled 10-round drop from eight-ounce mitts and Knight to Fight Here. lento, Griff Stadium, July 6 bout. has won 23 of his 38 whose fighting heart brings him up. Serody Alley brawl to result tomorrow when and won all but r a NNOUNCEMENT was made yes- And Tony Galento, who can drop an lights by kayoes two, Johnny Mays meets Petey Bevans which were draws. that Joe No. 1 ox with a pair of oversized sponges terday Knight, They tangled Impromptu at for Max Rosen- on his fists. challenger Walter Reed when both were sta- bloom’s light-heavyweight champion- tloned there Les Kennedy Is D. C. BOYS GOING TO PITT. ship, has been signed by Matchmaker Impressions, Etc. “through” Going back faster Charley Swan for the American Le- Tommy Nolan, who has starred In than any ringman in this vicinity gion’s first fight show to be held a slugfest of athletics at Eastern High School, will George Pavlick as the world’* Wednesday, June 27. at an arena today and Jack Dempsey of enter the school of Journalism of the WHAT most colorless fighter De; now under construction at Fifth 1919 would have staged University of Pittsburgh In the Fall, Hughes’ Improvement as a ref street and Florida avenue. What a gosh-awful menace to the It has been announced. Bob Gam age, But Charlie Short still as the best Swan now is in New York, where opposition's life Baer would be if he who played foot ball at Western, will In this neck of the woods. he will attempt to sign Charley Mas- matriculate in the School of Dentistry Tunney could have licked Baer sera, recent conqueror of King Le- at Pitt He’s the ▼insky, to fight Knight. If Massera type Gallagher better and less of refuses the shot, the opponent for fighting absorbing Galento’s left hooks when his the Georgian likely will be chosen right needed to that murderous from among Henry Firpo, Fritzie eye, lamp BASE BALL Heinz and Buck Tracy. hook coming at him, was completely A six-rounder and three-round closed And Blushing Violet Ga- bouts will complete the card. Walter lento saying after It was over: “You've Washington vs. Cleveland Kirkwood already has a role in the got to hit that guy to knock him six. out. I couldn’t hit him” Won- The Legion is planning a July 4 der what he thought he was doing, AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK scrap between Frankie Remus, mid- giving Marty a facial? dleweight champion of the Pacific owned a left hook like Tony Galento’s Champions! Fleet, and Ken Overlin, who holds a to back up his own devastating right Add Pacts—fans will team up with I Tickets at Park, 9 A.M. similar title of the Atlantic Fleet, for Prlmo's pitiful looks on a dozen the Rock Creek Park breezes to- the all-Navy championship. Tickets occasions against Mad Maxle when morrow night at the Riding and Hunt MAX Champion of the World for the June 27 show probably will he scanned the ringside for a friend Club Ray Bowen won’t be ready BAER'ArHeavyweight be placed on sale this week at Spald- in need Bill Dully, maybe for action again for four weeks at ing'S, 717 Fourteenth street. Eddie Hogan’s performance in a pre- least When to took Inventory Special Offering lim on the Baer-Carnera card after that Petrolle fight he discovered AMOCO'GAS ★The and Finest Motor Fuel Paster than Red Barry, weighs 216, a cracked rib. LINEN or Original Special D. C. SHOE TOSSERS WIN

_ Scoring 336 points to 297, the Baer to and Save” Palm Beach Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. horse shoe “Squander When Max Baer trained In Park hit choice of team downed the Druid Hill Park * ■ ---- Asbury flippers of Baltimore yesterday in a match at Soldiers’ Home. Hayes of for Both, He Tells Ritchie, Who service stations was the Hines Auto Radio and Supply Company ••and Ms the winners was the standout, win- Expects Plenty 'SUITS ning both of his games and winding Advises 111 Writer. up the only undefeated player in the Frugality—Visits HAND TAILORED choice of gas-*AMOCO«-the original special motor fuelo match. Raymond Johnson, colored Metro- TO ORDER June 16—Harry make about $5,000,000. If politan champion, came from far be- YORK, you’re hind to trounce Tillman, 50 to 44, B. Smith, sports editor of smart you’ll put some of that away an after the Baltimorean had taken a the San Francisco Chron- In Insurance annuity or some 32-to-8 lead. In the doubles Greene NEWicle, who was stricken with other good Investment so that when and Johnson downed Chase and Till- a heart attack at the Baer- you get to be 43 years old like me man, 51 to 32, 50 to 17. Carnera fight, was removed from you’ll be sitting pretty.” his hotel to Sinai Baer said he would save of *18“ today Mount part Hospital for further rest and ex- his money, but added: Sandlot Tilts Today. amination. “I’m going to make so much These suits are tailored to Interesting independent sandlot His physicians said that while money that I’ll hare plenty to spend your individual order in the base ball games are listed for dia- he is not in a serious condition, and plenty to save." newest Summer styles. Genu- ? monds of and sec- they decided that a In the Washington nearby stay ine Irish Linen and Palm POWER in his PUNCH and I 1 tions today. hospital before the long trip to the I Beach Fabrics in tan Here are some of ’em: Pacific Coast would be helpful. white, Virginia White Sox vs. Aztec A. C., Constantly with Smith is Willie and Fancies. Cool, comfortable ^ former at Baileys Cross Roads. Ritchie, lightweight cham- PLYMOUTH suits. Guaranteed to fit per- 1 Silver Giants vs. pion of the world, who has been I Spring POWER in his k Capital FUEL I fectly. Come in tomorrow. MOTOR Transit Co., at 1:30, and Alexandria his companion for thirty years. He REDUCED PRICES Eagles, 3:30, at Silver Spring. will remain here and return to San Maryland A. C. vs. Mayfair Laun- Francisco with Smith. Terms MERTZ & MERTZ dry, at Seat Pleasant. One of the visitors at the hotel Special Brandywine vs. Greenock, at Bran- today was Max Baer, the new BEST ALLOWANCES Tailors dywine, Md., 3:30. heavyweight champion, who re- AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Chevy Chase Grays vs. All-State ceived advice from Ritchie on 405 11th St. N.W. e Chase. his Stars, at Chevy spending earnings. BELL MOTOR GO. H. J. Froehllch, Mfr. Mount Vernon Cycle vs. Bell Cab, “Listen, young fellow,” Ritchie 4<0 N. Y. At.. N.W. NA. §03? Rosedale field. said to Baer, "you’re on the way to k £*