(THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. U, JULY 29. 1328 SPORTS SECTION. 3 Two Big Events Here This Week: Doubles Play Halted byRain SHATTERING OF RECORDS ROCK CREEK NETMEN ARMY, PRE-OLYMPIC TEAMS SURPRISE, WOMEN IN SPORT ADD TO LEAGUE LEAD D.C. TITLE !¦ ¦¦ IS GREATEST IN HISTORYf OF CLASSICS BV CORINNE FRAZIER. Ser’ion 3 Bloomfnadale vs Columbia ! Bloominjtrlale. New York vs, Vanquishing Potomac racketers who Roart at Avenue I netmen yester- Inches) —Broken by Hana Hnff- woman Pla/a at. Plaza. day. 6 to 2. Rock Creek racketers In- Or Ore Assart*ted Ores*. Here in brief are the world rec- survive play in the approach- Section 4—Ourfleld vs Rosed ale a’ Rose- record-breaking equaled or meiater, Germany: distance, 159 PLANS dale Vtrrinta Avenue vs. Van Nes* at Vir- creased their lead over Monument in of ords that have been CHANGING PERIOD TOURNEYS CARDED by ing championship events to ginia Public Parks period Broken T" Avenue. Tennis League to sever unprecedented in the history broken, all in a of but a few feet 4% Inrhea. again open August 6 on the Columbia weeks, distance, I*o feel | " 1 All matches will be started promptly full matches. The match scheduled of the world # track and field and the Olympic athletes Hoffmelater. DISTRICTClub courts will And their es- at 10 o’clock and will be played in ac- between Montrose and Henry was ushered in the Olympic responsible for the damage. 17-128 inches. by ha# (51 Borotra-Cochet Are Leading ! forts rewarded the most impressive cordance with the 1928 rules of the rained out. First Starts Tomorrow and A game# (10 second#) Shot Fut feet)—Broken by at Amsterdam. lOft-Meter Dash t-10 | array of prizes ever offered for a local United States Lawn Tennis Association. fpatur* S., feel % In the tilt Colin Stam of record —Equaled by Richard Corls, Ger- John Kuck. V. 51 Inch. tpnnis tourney. No fewer than 17 world Broken by Emil Hirachfeld. Ger- 3 Games ; title' Winners of the ground tournaments Rock Creek overcame the veteran Hugh Latter Opens Saturday. performance# have been turned in many. Hunter-Tilden. In addition to the handsome Doyle who will participate in the event are: Trig*. B—B, (14 seconds) many. 51 feel 9% Inches. Broken 5—7. B—o. by various nqJtons 400-Melcr Relay challenge trophy—a silver Plaza. AUie Sandridse and Mary Pmitt * the athlete# of Inrhea. pitcher—the Taylor Summaries: by Koernig. llntiben. Fort# by Kuck. distance. 51 feet 5 Poyle, singles Hoover. Grace and Katherine Or lass; which begin competition in the Broken (218 to 2. When Stopped. gift of Harold E ifte Dorothy Kelso and Laveye aokius. ! Reek Creek, *; Big Fields in Both. Germany: time. Javelin Throw feet fi% perm- Garfield. f>tom»». 3. Dutch city today. and Wtrhmann. Lundqulat. title winner will be awarded for Rosedale. Mildred Hook and Ruth Brown Sinttee—Maurice tp. < 8-10 seconds. Equaled twice hv inches)—Broken by E. half dozen sliver Van Ness. Irene Hunter and Clara Corouch ONcli defeated With this astonishing total re- 40 anent possession a Evelyn Llngehack Trank Shore. S.I.S-2 Larry Phillip* defeated Hal Fowler, A—4. 8—«; Coitr sulting from the prac- by Finland; THOMAS T. TOPPING | sherbet cups, Marie Llnaeback Phillips. Vernlce Tornev C preliminary Wlchmann, Broken Pentila. dis- BV ; Georaetown. Jennie Ter- 'R. > defeated Hugh Trl«f, 9—T, notable tennis events are Germany. doubles tournament will be presented | and Mary Stieehv: *• * O d tice campaigns there appear# to be tance. 220 feet II 7-32 inches. Associated Press Sports Writer. reyson and Delores McKenna’: Virginia Ave- J; JEvemt Simon •11 over the East and other sections will has AUTEUIL,the Davis Cup, renewed their yet known, although thought defeated Moneure Olympic stadium with Run 13:52 fi-10) Another record that is not it is j and Pollard. 10—». 8-4. Ne»bv and Simona he staged Columbia Country Club International 1.500-Meter worst beating. challenge round battle today Columbia Federation B. Y. P. U. C ' on titles at stake, provided the track It will be the prize for the runner-up | Rathseber and Arnold. starting morning at Equaled by Larva. Finland. has been kicked around again and with the important doubles match only singles. tennis laurels still nr> hanging in the courts tomorrow is in shape feet, in the I Teem 10 o'clock and the annual District of Running Broad .lump 1 25 again is in the 400-meter hurdles to have play interrupted by rain after donated by Wal- balance, the two remaining sets -of Standine. : inches)—Broken Rackets have been j W L. M, doubles Germany and the United States 10 * by Ed Hamm. Only Taylor's remarkable 52 flat is flve games of the first set. matches scheduled this hav- Columbia men's singles and fords and Spaldings, to be used as run- \ past Rock Creek 33 ]# .888 S.; distance. 25 feel 11% inrhe#. set down above as that is by far the came the French championships will be held at Edge- contributed the lion s share of these L. When the dowmpour | ner-up awards in the doubles event. ! ing been postponed because of the Monument. .. IS 9 IP (53 sec- achieved, leading by games moor Chib. Rethesda. Saturday world record tests, with Finland not 400-Meler Hurdle# 8-10 brst ever but in the final were 3 to 2. The Consolation singles matches will be) j intense heat one day and rain the .Potomac 14 1* .488 Md. ond#)—Broken by Morgan Tay- trials Philadelphia where made Montrose f 18 atarting at 2 o’clock. far behind, and this may be some F. at he players will continue at 3 o'clock to- staged. of will next. Henry ft .ju S.; lime. 52 seconds. It he heat the world record three where they left, off The winner this event 9 Roth fixtures will attract large fields, indication of where most of the lor. I'. morrow from today. receive a stiver compote. West Washington and Pet worth were though the District affair will have the i j Olympic strength ran be expected to 110-Meter Hurdles (14 8-10 sec- times in three starts and all seven The two remaining singles matches, in to have met Thursday afternoon, while necessarily more of a come from. France. Australia and ond#) —Equaled by Stephen E. An- of the men in the final heat, in ; which Big Bill Tllden meets Henry Co- All of the prizes, suitably engraved, the former was to have played Fifth most entries and in the window of the Army event. In Sweden also have had a hand tn the derson. V. S. which he was timed at 52. bettered chet. and John Hennessey lake# on will be oil display Church on Friday, but neither meeting local field than i ¦ Crain, at 1329 F street. Tues- COLORED GIRLS fact, the District event which is expect- fun. j Throw (15* feet I % .J the world mark. Rene Laeoste, w hich were scheduled for Pearson At was held. The teams will play early PLAY of this week and will remain there j ed to draw approximately 100 entries, tomorrow, were set over unMl Monday. day this week, probably Monday and Tues- tournament con- until the tourney opens next Monday, day. as all result* have to be reported is the biggest tennis Both Shift Plans. Alda FOR TENNIS HONORS ducted m the city and Immediate neigh- Entries are being received by to the league secretary before Thurs- borhood WASHINGTON CANOE Both teams produced a big.surprise by M. Doyle. Columbia Country Club, and day morning PLAYGROUND ATHLETES ! sending in different doubles pairs from j by Elizabeth Bethel at Decatur 3926. Make Drawings Tonight. 1 Henry Park courts will be the scene Doubles laurels for on ] those announced the day before. Amer- ( j The singles lists will close Saturday. of action for the encounters. girls th« color- Drawings for the singles in the Sher- icon strategy hit on the plan of using The doubles will remain ed municipal playgrounds will be de- CLUB ENTERS TESTS 1 August 4 I cided this week with representatives idan cup tourney will take place to- LOOKING TO TITLE MEET i- | and Frank Hunter, the vet,- j j open until Monday evening, August 6. Marian Wells. District junior net night. and the doubles pairings will be eran combination, instead of John Hen- ; champion, reached the quarter-finals in from Logan. Howard. Willow Tree. Car- made night. in the dou- 5 Lott. But when the the West doza. Barry Farms and Rose Park cen- tomorrow Play Washington Canoe Club of this city nessev and George I representing each of the |, Virginia State championships bles will afternoon at 2 took the court they found Girls muni- ! 3t White Sulphur Springs, ters competing. The initial matches are beg.:rs Tuesdat will vie In will hr represented in all 12 of the j Americans cipal playgrounds will start play Wed- bowing to scheduled for Wednesday afternoon. o'clock. athletes through- playground representatives tests for racing class br held the French had matched stratagem for j the champion. Murial Adams at put iiard allied to be canoes to nesday morning in the annual inter- this! According to the Logan will Lieut. John W. Strahan of Newark, the city are training the triple conference meet August 3 and 4 in Philadelphia tn con- stratagem and had arrayed against them, | juncture. 6—2. A—2. Miss Wells, paired | card. the in preparation for the city held August 13 on Orr playground. playground doubles tennis tournament 1 Adams, meet Howard at Logan and Cardoza will N J„ who won the singles title in nection with the national regatta of not and .' title. Preliminary rounds with Miss was eliminated in the season, will be playgrounds championship track Eastern conference meet, scheduled -1 for the city play Barry Farms at Cardoza on Slv>-fdan event last not 1 the National Association of Amateur whom this same pair beat in the Davis will staged in round robin fashion I semi-finals of the doubles. Wed- to defend his honors PLAYGROUNDmeet to be held August 21 on for July 23, was rained out. It will be I be nesday. while the from Howard firlle to get here Oarsmen Cup play of last year, but Cochet and than straight elimination play Miss Adams proved too strong for teams the mast likely contenders for Plaza Field. Competition promises to ! held at Rosednle playground at a date Such veteran stars thp Knight Borotra. j rather Marywill Virginia State and Rose Park will be opposed the TVrhaps as as has been the custom in the past The Wakeford. 1 on Lieut Strahan s crown are C-apt. R. ; be unusually spirited in the title events to be announced, and Wheatley. Rose- brothers. Harry and Karl, and Marc Tilden and Hunter had felt quite cer- champion, subsequent to her elimina- j Howard playground court Thursday and David D Hedekin j this Summer, as virtually every one of dale. Maury. Penning and Kenilworth their 1927 victory, j ground representatives have been divid- i tion of Miss Wells, the Willow C Van Vliat. Lieut i ii Pore will not be able to make the trip tain of repeating |j ed into four sections, according to the ! scoring over Tree will face Barry Farms. and Mai T D Finley. Capt. Van Vliet. jI the 50 teams which will take part have i teams will take part. and the showing of the local club will principally by attempting to lob Brug- j j former District title holder. 6— 4, Girls, who figured in the perform- Tennyson, i location of their centers, for prelimi- j 5—7.1 finals of and Col Waite C. .Johnson are looked 1 one or two unusually capable Richard S. director of depend largely on the wav its less non out of the picture, but these tactics 1 1 6—2. Miss Wakeford. suffering from : their ground events and a chance to ers. Approximately 2,000 are boys’ activities for the nary play. Sectional champions will therefore earn- upon as having good expected municipal play- experienced talent eomrs through Os- proved worse than futile against the : !j , an injury sustained earlier in the tour-; I fd the right, to represent their centers laurels to compete. The victor cannot win by grounds department, has just checked called meet in the semi-finals. nement. wilted in the third achieve doubles ; flcials of the club, however, will be sst- combination they were on, to j fol- set. in the city-wide play, are Evelyn entries have been re- a much closer margin, however, than the list of in the to face. | Initial matches are scheduled as Both Miss Well? and Miss Others whose performances made I isfled with a respectable showing, feel- their surprise, ! lows, according to Wakeford Holmes and Regina Webber of Cardoza: so far are Bates Tucker. last year, when Plaza athletes nosed t annual city plavground title meets Thp match didn't go very far. but it an announcement are entered in th? District ceived Ma.i. j Ing that the seasoning the newer ma- from Maude N. Parker, director of champion- Louise Butler and Connie Tignor of Capt. D N Murphy. Lieut. R E Ox- our Garfield for first honors. 29’ ( points since they were started here in 1924 terial will gpt will stand the club in went far enough to indicate clearly that i ships. Willow Tree: Helen Hughes and Emma Buck. Lieut, E M. 29. the following marks girls' playground Lieut. S. H. to and announces to good lobbing tactics against such volleyers. activities: —• • Barbour. Howard; Margaret reider. Lieut, i stead later Section f—Montrose vs. Georgetown »t Peters and F> me. Chaplain E R Branham. j Conference meet'-- are now bring held i j be official: Potomac Boat Club of this city also vs Cochet and the bounding Basque are I Georgetown: Happy Hollow vs. Chevy Chase Rosetta Brice. Rose Park. Winners will j R Pitman. Lieut. Col. R W. Collins. city tn-porxn class. will be represented in the little short of suicidal. In the very first at, Chevy Chase There are about 585 species of fish • ,')B decided Monday the in various sections of the in prep- canoe events 2—Phillips vs a ( in preliminary Capt \V. Christenberry. Mai. 59-y*rwo Chase Club. Clar- with Happy Hollow, Mitchell Park, 16 feet 6 Inches . Chevy 1957. _ A. Baker of later, started, Charest. who will b? referee: Oyster. Adams. Wcightman, Gal- 419-vard rela» Pla*» tßheehan. Botaxzl. hours and the match was ence M. Cook. ! Lusby. R Hollis'. 1956 »! seconds. Ezra Har- linger. Bancroft and Cooke ROCK CREEK RACKETERS but the shower* returned again and Walter K Bachrach. Gould. playground tmmrrcn class. of the R Hathway. Joseph Rutley and A representatives in action. oart play was in a drizzle which rison liMl-yard dash—Louis 'Knockyt, Thomas. TO MEET ARGYLE TEAM increased to forbidding proportions © White. A meeting of the committee Southern conference meet has been 1974. It second* _ , Some of the staged little afternoon at 1 for August 5 on Virginia avenue Running high lump Keerte. Tenley. 1951. Rock Creek netmen. leaders in Piiblir spectators a •ill be held tomorrow’ set j of their when their at the Racquet Club to further j playground. Participating ip this af- 5 feet 6 Inches Parks Tennis League, will meet Argyles, demonstration own o’clock Running broad jump-jack Schaffer. Piara. clever Suburban League team, on the mon»y was returned at fi o'clock, while arrangements fair will be from Bowen. Fair- j 19 feet 6 inches. . _ . athletes i 4957. ~ latter's this morning a bright sun, which had been sulking Entries in the District affair will close brother. Hoover. Garfield. Van Ness. Haif-m'lr run -Ben McCullough. Oarfletd. rourt at 9 30 with Harding at th° I 1957 7 minutes 13 seconds o’clock In an exhibition match. There the entire day. came out in its bright- Thursdiy at 6pm. Weilaeh and Buchanan playgrounds ;t san-vard relay Garfield ' McCullough. iron'cal brilliancy. Club, and drawings will be Ketcham. Orr and .Congress Heights Bhorb.'Lilly. Davallt. 1957. 5 minutes. will be five singles and four doubles. est Edgemoor Argl.vle tpam probably _ Th* will line made that night. _ ¦ follows: Jack Dudley. Clarence Charest. one-arm District j i up as Don Dud- M. title, ley. Owen Howenstetn, Dodge and PLAY TWIN BILL TODAY tingle# champion, will defend his I Fred bus Doolev Mitchell and Gwynn King, NET TEAMS IN A HOT jATHLETICS AT YALE I Bob Caffee, singles, and Dudley and Oriental Tiger# and Woodridge A C. hold the doubles crown, no longer Dudley, Dodg* annd Nusbaum. Spotts- nines will hook up In a double-header together. Jimmy Mitchell being j wood and Anderson and Fellowes and ! this afternoon at l: 3ft o'clock at South frequent HIGH Roberts, doubles. Capitol and T* Slayms's partner now on occa- ; RACE FOR LOOP TITLE; ARE ON PLANE f street# sion* Doolev Mitchell will not take j par in the District affair, as h* is to b* in Cleveland participating In the na- Treasury. 1927 champion of the De- By the Associated Pr-sa • onal public parks tournament as a partmental Tennis League, is trading NEW HAVEN. Conn.. July ?*.— ! District title doubles one in the red-hot m'mb-r of th* War by just match Athletics »t Yale University are on a tram with William Buchanan. race sot the flag in that circuit. high plane of sportsmanship, in the ! . Treasury has won 25 and lost 5 BRAKES *\ik ¦ matches and War has copped 24 vic- opinion of Prof. Georg? H. Nettleton. | tories and dropped 6. who. as of the board of con- ARGYLE RACKETERS more match, upon chairman Each team has one Association, has the outcome of which will depend its trol of the Athletic SOME pennant chances. given his annual report to the Yale GAIN GROUND; War meets Post Office-Agriculture > Corporation. next Friday and Treasury engages The report, made public tonight, Commerce August 7. Both Commerce the second-place Capital showed that finances, the non-scouting Defeating j and Post Office-Agriculture are far agreement in foot ball and friendly retmen 7 to 0. Argvle racketers. stand- from weak teams and may prove tar- relations with Harvard and Princeton ing third in Suburban Tennis League, tars for the leaders. through the dual agreements made up appreciably the the greater part of the text. yesterday narrowed year flag As a whole the athletic was out- lead of their opponents in the race. standing above all others In general Standards. Iragu* leaders, added two POTOMAC PADDLERS operating expenses the profit balance more wins to their string b*lor* rain was about #215,000, which will b? ap- Woodridge. plied to debt reduction or writing of! halted t.h*ir match with IN PHILLY REGATTA items new capital Wesley Height* were In investment. Lake View and Through the non-scouting agreement unable to plav because of the down- this Boat Club will be represent- eligibility questions have disappeared pour. but plan to get together Potomac from the of American ed by nine in the events, to j field controversy aid col- morning at 9 3ft o'clock on men canoe leges concerned have been asked to University courts. be held in connection with the national the Association of renew such agreements for 192* and Standards has now 59 victories regatta of National : j most of them have done That’s Where You Can Get 51 Oarsmen next Friday and ' so. against three defeats. Capitals have Amateur Discussing Yale's athletic policy, 19 setbacks, and Argyles have Saturday in Philadelphia. —your brakes relined with KEASEY and MATTISON CO.’S mins and rowing entries, Prof. Nettleton *i|id it was founded on 38 victories and 23 reverses Plans are The dub will have no j "faith that all college AUTOBESTOS, brown brake lining, the highest Potomac's canoe entries follow: ; sport rests AMBLER row being made for the annual properly on friendly understanding and grade world;, drilled, Buburban League tournament, August Senior event*—One-man single mutual confidence," brake lining in the countersunk and blades. B Smith: tandem single blades, riveted adjusted to your by « • by machines and car skilled / 18 . . Millar and B quadruple It’s Penn generous Summaries of yesterdays p*ay. Charlie Smith: mechanics who know their and prompt, Wm. whose Arrrlt* »< CupWfcl* single blades. Charlie Millar, Shaw, j white brakes render Bind** -J lei'll'* 1 A defeated fallen, Helvcstine and Smith: one-man double | , courteous retention to your needs. and goodness lift it above other //^ g, j j *, s—4 D. Dudley**A.» defeated blades. Millar tandem double SELIGSON AND BELL THorn * -. 1 ft - 2 Ernie j r D Dudley defeated Hal! j blade* Ernie Millar; tandem single I By the Assort*ted Praia. and Dor ;r ary. 6—3, 6 4 Anderaon and ; Millar and Shaw, quad- Rnrlelgi; A won by default blades Charlie NEW YORK, July 2* Julius Selig- ¦ # Maodard*. 3 Wondridk*. ruple single blades, Bodine, Chester ; j son of Lehigh, intercollegiate champion, j Dd-’’.e ~;;r C’r3 defeated Ro»d and Frank Miles and Stewart; one- RELINING PRICES RELINING PRICES j Miles. and Berkeley Bell of broken,full-flavored leaf... vSmokes £}ex. sort) Hubbard and Branham '§ j Charlie i Texas University, j slet. Ciavton end * 2, <—6. man double blades, Millar.; today reached the final of »ted Bellman. blades, Shaw and round the tandem double ; ! metropolitan turf court tennis cham- tid Time Per Set smooth and clean ... The ash holds p blades, I a wum RPAm H lveM ine; quadruple double i pionship. Chester Miles, Frank Miles, Stewart ” MOORE WINS HONORS j Beligsoti disposed of his semi-final i ... If a bulkier nickel cigar flirts and Bodine j round opponent, Dr. George King of , ! Chrysler \ i r nn iS.SS S f New York, after a sensational five-set I your eye, / " with watch out... It’s a IN SHAWNEE EVENT S struggle, 3—6, 6-1, 6—7. 6 —3, 6 -2 | Cleveland | \\y- !5 i! Bell had a much easier lime with the j " TAKE . Emm 7.5 ft .t# U. S. STARS " to- Auburn \ hodge podge NET i veteran Watson Wasbhurn of Ne>v nUDurn Hupmohile (41 7.00 50 “short filler” of y York, ” SHAWNEE ON DELAWARE Ps winning 6—3, 6 -3. 6—3. Buick lliifimnbile <0 •! ft) 9.oft 45 / I " bacco fragments. Bear in mind SIX CANADIAN TITLES ! n j / - _ Hudson 9.oft 41 July 23 The of the straight - value Hudson ‘i n nn .iewftl o.oa «* f " / gxm« a* compared with greater length COLUMBIA BANK TEAM UV Jordan 9.oft «« that the generous-sized Wm. Penn I HupmoblleMonmnkiU I IV " coupled with in different direction, re- By (he As&oc'.t'.eO Pres*. I 11=: Lincoln 11.00 «0 Ontario July 2* Six of IN NET MATCH TODAY Maxwell fi.ftft ;io " is the biggest GOOD cigar you get / ceived enolher illustration In the in- 'TORONTO Jewett i " . . .» Canada's seven tennis championships . 1 Nash 9.09 «ft vit»tir-n golf tournament at the j Columbia National Rank tennis team " passed into the hands of the United Oakland Overland (4) 5.»0 70 ... why |i* scheduled for a match with the I " for 5 cents That’s the Wm. I Ph*vnCountrv Club t-odav. when Stabs today. u/;||. g_;_L| I Overland <«> *.75 3ft the hom** club and Wesley Heights combination of the Sub- r , " *rons Moore of Only in the women's Junior single* Wlliys-nnigni l Overland. Whippet 7.00 3« / Washlt -ion defeated Alex Cole- also ; urban league this morning on the lat- " Penns smoked last year increased was Canada able to save something out *» rontlar 5.50 15 play ter courts, starting at 9 o'clock Shep- I*7 OH " of ?so . • nre 5 up and 2 to In the of the wreckage, the brilliant young YM. L I / Packard 10.30 Oft / ard Gardes, Robins, Whipple and Yeat- t " ... ft 0 Wade, defeating === studehaker ft.so 00 36,000,000 At your cigar stand ’ Toronto player. Olive *¦ I Co’r who had been driving a Jong man are expected to play for the bank w " j! Mary City Wlllys-Knight ... Greet of Kansas in the final, ! (earn. | 9.30 00 bail ! -.rotighout th" Uiumsmen* was !5-1 7 6 4. 6 3 Equally Low Prices on Others Open 7 A.M. 7:30 P.M. }e; t accurate in this match. Moore ‘ competitors I shots, Otherwise American ton with oeadiy approach everything before them xhas. Sunday*, 7 A.M. to 1 P.M. got swept Wilmer •Hard Thh i* »he find time M'/orh h»u> Allison of the University of Texaa, for- SPRING, NAVY STAR, Jjb name /,n the burkwood trophy. mes national champion, sr round earlier in intercollegiate DRUM per Inch of Width of Brake Drums In the mi-final 'he defeated hi* fellow countryman John TRUING—SI.OO day. ~ Moore had 75 to defea* Martin Van Ryn of Princeton in the final* of GOES HOME REST of Suburban match going to TO Xavier ’he Uv men's singles 6 2 6 • 4. 6 3 an extra hole The title passed Midge Cole? defeated Harry Compton. Hub- i women’s to J Giadrnan of for Angeles when she ANNAPOLIS, Md . July 2*. After Genuine Ford Bands, $1.60 3 and 2, in eemi-final urban th" other , downed Mis* Orerf 6 7. 0 1 5-1 treatment at the Naval Hospital mil* All'Kor. and Van Ryn paired to 'ake for the broken collar bone received In LABOR AND MATERIAL 15-Minute Service the doubles crown with a straight net ji the lacrosse game against the Military IS DEFEATED j victory over Willard Crocker end Marcel Academy on June 2, Midshipman Ar- VOIGT ! flsinviiie of Montreal 6—l 6—3, 6—l thur Spring one of the Naval Academy’s The women's double* tilt went to chief grid hopes for the coming season, JWn IN TOURNEY FINAL Mrs. Allied If Chapin ol Springfield, has been given leave and is recuperating Mass and Mis* Glad man when they at his home in New Hampshire He disposed of the Ottowa pair of Misa I*. will Join the fool ball squad about Sep- 427 K St. N.W. GREENWICH Conn .July 28 Hav- : 8 ftykert and Mrs H L, Beer, in tember 15 ; straight playing Varsity year Co. {tyg established record of 13 consecu- acts, 6 2 ft 2 Spring, his first Auto Brake Service tive tournament triump- in two year* i j United States fiew high again in the of both foot hall and lacrosse, did bril- Phone Franklin MOS' »pe defeat of George Volg’ In the final? i mixed doubles event, although Mrs. liant woik in both sports and is ex- nf the Greenwleh Country Club's lnvi- ] Chapin and John Ooeg of Bant* pected to star in both lines during Ihe Originator s of Flat Hatee and Fair Prices on tournament today wa> surprise Monica Calif were given a stiff fight j coming year. Specialised Brahe Service tatlon by Dr, of a heated not In say hectic, day Mies Oladman and Arthur Ham • The conqueror of Voigt was George of Toronto 6 4 7 5 MISS RYAN IS VICTOR, FRANK P. LEACH, Prop. of West Chester -Billmore who Artho* Voss and Harold Thurman , j ! Da warm youth* t«r, years ago was the semi-finalist in j two Oklahoma battled it out In PFORZHEIM Germany July 2* <4b. of the junior singles Vows of Eng- the national amateur championship the finals Paired with Mrs Partridge ! BE SURE \ u get in (hr right place on K Street! length victory 3 2 final!' puiling t« vietory In four land of California de- The of hie was and out Ours is not a tire shop. A GOOD Voigt had beaten Dawson in tne final [j sets 2 6 6 0 6 6 6 3, feated Frau Jakobtnl and Frau lain Penn/5ClGAR the (iarri'n City Golf Clubs get.| j In »he other two classes of competi- Dommend* In the woman’s doftblea of Ce/ltS during golfing tion 'he veterans' singlet doubles j f“ .together earl; the eem- and the international tennla tournament ague. gggggggmmmmmmmemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaHßmßßKaKKßm^ ggigf Mid tu aspacVed to do it Vm United Btates had «o entrants. her*, 6 ft •—J»