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~ WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1935. P^T Nats Failing Burke : Bucs, Cubs in Fistic, -Getting Battle Royal

IM IAI I ri A AAA AI A 1 Fans See Return of “Good Old Days” as Cubs and Pirates Tangle on Field ■ Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. THAN 1-2 RECORD PAL IN 12-11 TILT

Shades Whitehill, Hadley in Lavagetto Starts Trouble Effectiveness—Bows to After Meeting Jurges’ Yankees, 0-2. Spikes at Second.

BY JOHN B. KELLER, BY HERBERT W. BARKER, Staff Correspondent of The Star. Associated P-ess Sports Writer. YORK, April 30.—When base ball tempers, coin- Bucky Harris elected to make ciding with rising mercury in Bob Burke a regular starting SHORTERthe thermometers, can be cred- NEW in ited with an asset on the pitcher for the first time major the left-hander's long service in the leagues' first full-grown "riot" of the league, the Nationals’ acted year. wisely. In other seasons Burke had The wildest game of the young sea- hurled well enough to warrant the son, the ' 12-11 victory honor. over the , provided But Bucky could not foresee that the setting for yesterday's donnybrook his ball club would fail the pitcher. in which "Mississippi Guy” Bush, a That is just what the Nationals have former Cub, played the leading fisti- done—made the stringbean southpaw cuffing role. the hard luck member of their curv- Hues, ana ana joiner oi me uuds. rresiaent r ora mick oi me The trouble started in the fifth in- CHICAGO, April 30,—Fist slinging enlivened the game here yesterday swarmed to the scene and the free-for-all pictured at the left got under jurges corps. National fined and and Bush for their ing in which the Bruins trounced the Buccaneers, 12-11, through the medium way. In the other view Pitcher Guy Bush of the Pirates is shown on the League today suspended Jurges ning. when Harry Lavagetto, young In three starts now Bob has pitched in the affair. Pirate score of a 10-run rally in the eighth round. When Lavsgetto doubled and got ground after being tackled by his own teammates. In addition to Bush part infielder, doubled to Man- ball, yet has won only once. He the ager Pie with the run that good entangled with Jurges' spikes at second base the players of both teams the players banished as a result of the fracas were Lavagetto, also of Traynor to him 1 ■■ ... ..i —i. did not really have coming __I_ gave the Corsairs a 6-2 lead. As Lava- from the Red the licking he took getto slid into second, he got him- Sox in Washington. He looked great KOPP IN -O FEAT THREE TEAMS IN MEET self tangled up in Bill Jurges' spikes. against the A’s as he won in Phila- GUCKEYSON HEAVES He leaped to his feet with fists flying. delphia. If Ther<# Is« Rabbil Minor As the Nationals met the Yankees OPAPTPfAPE Fuse and Hurler Shines Leagues Catholic U. Host to American U. \rUI\l\lUrE Ball Nats Haven’t Assembly Players Surge on Field. yesterday for the first time this sea- TERPS TO TRIUMPH in Soft BaII Clash. and Randolph-Macon. brought on a small-sized son. Burke again gave an excellent ^ Discovered It. International. battle-royal. Players from performance on the hill. But his Pitcher of the Fuse & As- The first triangular track meet of THAT _BY JOHN B. KELLER- Kopp Buffalo, 7; Baltimore, 4 ill in- both teams surged onto the effort was wasted, for with- His 15 Points in Three Events splendid sembly team allowed West Shop tossers nings). the season is being staged at Catho- playing field. In the forefront was out his club the backing by game Stiff Correspondent of The Stir. | though, is seen in the unusual num- now no runs and no hits as his team won, Toronto, 10; Newark. 4. lic University Stadium today with Bush, wearing a Pirate uniform. went against him. 2 to 0. Decides in 65Vjj-to-60Vi Win ber of low- in which other YORK, April 30 —Whadda games Rochester, 15; Albany 14 (10 in- After a short verbal exchange with have been the victims. 8-0. in the Navy Yard Soft American U., Randolph-Macon and clubs yesterday Joiner, Cub Bush Not So Hot. Over ya mean, rabbit ball? With nings). the Cards participating. Roy pitcher. rushed Backing Virginia. Ball League. his In the last few days there Syracuse, 5; Montreal, 0. bad weather and man and floored him with a couple look as If Burke must more than 100 homers hit in Handicapped by by BEGINS to In other matches in the loop Cop- of rights. Joiner wound with a NEW have two one-hitters hurled in American Association. having men in Spring foot ball prac- up ball pitch right close to shutout the major leagues in this C. and R. nose and a fi-inch on IT OF MARYLAND'S New York. persmiths conquered Shop, tice. the Cardinal team will be at bloody scratch to get a game on the better side the left side of his track and field team still young season there has been no lit- 6-5: Erecting drubbed Steel Foundry, Milwaukee, 8: St. Paul. 7. full jaw. turns on sported strength today. of the record. In his three UNIVERSITY Over in the Borough of Brooklyn Broadside Mount was a 15-13 started an undefeated record tle about the liveliness of 16-4: Indianapolis, 7; Louisville. 1. They leading Bush away hill has an of today, yapping Babich turned in one for the the he yielded average Johnny victor over Boiler. Fourth Class Ap- Kansas City, 4: Minneapolis, 2. from there when Manager Charley thanks to versatile Bill Guckeyson. and little more than three runs per nine the spheres bearing the Reach Dodgers against the Phillies. Here First Class Grimm of the Cubs decided to take a The husky former Bethesda-Chevy prentices topped Appren- Columbus-Toledo (rain). innings. But in his turns the Na- trademarks—it so Sunday of the Giants 11-8. and First hand but before further Chase School star tooktthe Spalding happens tices, Apprentices Piedmont. any damage scored an of a High play turned the trick with the Phillies tionals have average nosed out Tool Shop, 4-3. _■ could be done, the away from his more illustrious team- that both brands are made in the umpires and trifle less than three runs per nine again the stooges. Norfolk. 19; Richmond, 4. cooler-headed between Earl as the has WASHINGTON. R E players stepped Innings. mate. Widmyer. yesterday same factory—but if the base ball There was Blanton's one-hitter 0. AB H. O. A Cy Portsmouth, 2; Charlotte, Myer. 2b. 3 fl l n l n the prospective battlers and the fight an of- Old Liners invaded Charlottesville and Had Burke been backed by been pepped up somebody must be for the Pirates against the Cards not Bluege. 3b. 4 li II 0 2 n was over. Texas. Jurges, Joiner. Lavagetto fensive such as the Nationals have added their traditional rival. Virginia, so And Wes Ferrell s slick Manush. If. 4 O fl i o fl some frozen ones into the long ago. Kuhel. lb. 4 fi o u u and Bush all were banished. to a list of cinder victims. slipping Stars n launched behind Earl Whitehill and growing two-hitter that beat the Yankees here Yesterday Becumont, 8; Dallas. 2. Kress rf. 4 0 1 2 0 fl batches handed the Bolton, 3 n o « n Hadley, winning Washington The score was 651 i to 60 'i- umpires daily. in the season opener. The Fort Worth-San Antonio, wet c. 2 ; Bump Powell cf.3 fl 1 3 0 (II Cubs in 10-Run Inning. Guckeyson, one of the few four- the to starters, he would have a flying start In general, pitchers appear seem to have it. grounds. Lary ss. 2 n l l n By the Associated Press. I this letter winners in this sector, Houston. 3: Oklahoma 1. Burke. p. 3 O O O 5 O apparently aroused the toward a fine victory mark for the sport a deal of and In the face of all this superb slab- City be doing great pitching Vernon Gome*. Yankees—Blanked Cubs from their lethargy for in campaign. won first places in the javelin, discus bing many still Insist that the 1935 Tulsa, 5; Galveston, 1. Totals n 4 24 ALL batters no amount of bat- .An IT "fl the Whitehill has been reached for an and shot-put yesterday for a total of thf great base ball must be livelier than last Senators with four hits. NEW YORK AB R H O A E eighth they sent 14 men to Pacific Coast. 15 accounted for this For so early in the Freddie Ltndstrom. Cubs—Led at- Hill. If. 4 fl 1 4 fl fl bat against . Sal- average of more than five runs per points. Widmyer ting Spring. year's because of the excessive number Rolfe. 4 1 2 O Johnny 3b. 1 1 veson tack on Pirate pitching with home No scheduled. 3 n i i o n and Bill Swift sad scored 10 nine innings and Hadley for one 10 points by taking the 100 and 220 campaign one-hitters have been fre- of home runs hit in the first two weeks games Selkirk, r(. run. double and in 2 Gehrig, lb. 4 0 fl in 2 n runs, for a 12-9 lead. The Pirates dashes. of the season. so. but flocks single, driving more than six, yet Whitehill has yard hurled Maybe Dickey, c. 4 1 1 2 n n quent, two-hitters have been runs and 3. came back with two runs in the ninth chalked up two wins against one de- Summaries: of the pitchers in both leagues are scoring Lazzeri. 2b.3 n l 3 2 n and four-hit- CHARLIE FINALLY SCORES. n 0 has three almost daily and three tricks with the edition Bing Miller. Red Sox—Singled with Combs ef. 3 0 3 2 but Traynor fanned with the tying feat and Hadley triumphs — doing present Crosetti. ss. 3 n n 3 2 0 100-yard dash Winner. Widmyer and runs bases filled in eleventh to beat Ath- , AUSTIN; Tex. UP).—Charlie Coates, winning on base to end the to his credit. 'Maryland': second. Dodson (Virginia); ters made to look common occurences. of the leather-covered sphere. Gpmez, p ..... 3 0 0 0 2 fl third. Ethredye (Virginia). Time. 0:10. letics. star center on the Texas foot ball team, game. The contest, marked by six Those of the Nationals' curving Totals 2 R P here was Mile run—Winner. Headley 'Maryland': If there is an? "rabbit” in .31 2? 0 home runs a game yesterday have most of work , Tigers—Allowed had completed nearly eight years of and parade of 10 second. Banta 'Virginia); third. Oreutt corps who done the Washington nnn ooo nno—o of the fate that seems to the 1935 brand of the Rearh- Browns seven hits and won shut- school and lasted 2 hours and 41 typical (Maryland). Time. 4:33. on the hill in the young season admit by high college competition New York lion lin OOx—2 pitchers, THEbe Burke. He had his 220-yard dash — Winner. Widmyer article, the Nationals Runs batted in—Combs. Two- dogging Spalding the new ball will when cut. without seeing his name in the scoring Gehrig minutes. 'Maryland): second. Evans (Maryland); go places base hits—Lary. Hill. Dickey Double play curve working in remarkable manner, third. Dodson 32.5. don't know it. Paul Dean. Reds column. In Southern The National 'Virginia). Time. properly hit. but they say it does not Cardinals—Stopped the Methodist —Gehrig to Crosetti to Gehrig Left on League program a of and his con- 120-yard high hurdles—Winner. Everett with showed change pace Three times now they have been as the of several years six hits and fanned five. game Coates recovered a Texas fumble base*—Washington. 5: New York, 6 First otherwise was quiet with Paul Dean 'Virginia): second. Slye 'Maryland); third, carry flyer ago —Gomez. 2. Struck out—By trol was excellent. Bob hit one bat- ! Benton. Braves—His effective across the for six-hit ball to the 6t. Hawley (Virginia) Time. 18.5. victims of high-grade pitching per- did when the batter only partly "got Larry Mustang goal Texas' Burke. 3: by Gomez 2. Hit by Ditched pitching give ter and was charged with two wild 440-yard run—Winner. Archer (Mary- formances. For th^ second time in nold" of it. relief pitching helped Braves to vic- only score, enabling his team to eke ball—By Burke tselkirk'. Wild pitches— Louis Cardinals a 7-2 victory over land); second. Ethredye (Virginia); third. Burke (2>. Umpires.—Messrs. Geisel and pitches, although in one instance two weeks old they tory over Phillies. out a tie. Sonen (Maryland). Time. 51.8. the season only And the Washington Ormsby. Time—1 31. (Continued on Page 3, Column 1.) a Javelin—Winner. pitchers Bolton might well have had passed Guckeyson 'Maryland': were held to four hits when second. Herbsleb (Maryland); third. Pfeif- yesterday also declare it is an easy ball ball marked against him, but not one the hill for fer (Maryland). Distance. 191 feet 2 Lefty Gomez occupied for a pitcher to handle. pass did he yield inches the Yankees. In the first week of Discus—Winner. Guckeyson (Maryland); Its heavier of the Red slightly seams give the in the Hole. second. Call (Virginia'; third. Stine (Vir- the campaign Jack Welch Seldom ginia). Distance, 121 feet 11 inches. moundsmen a better grip and not so Sox let them down with fouf hits to ! V'kNLY twice did he to a three Shot—Winner. Guckeyson (Maryland): slick as the old ball, it responds more pitch second. Trell (Virginia); third. Colemgn show the Harris hands they could be and readily to the twist as it and two count with a batter iMaryland). Distance. 4 2feet S5i inches. weak imparted Broad lump—Winner. Dobson plenty against right-handed leaves his neither time was he hit safely. (Virginia); hand. second. Beers (Maryland-: third. Slye pitching. batter in Almost always he had the (Maryland). Distance. 22 feet P’/i inches. In Philadelphia last week the A good store has passed on a store '7 % difficulty. Eight hits were made off Two-mile run—Tie between Banta and Odd' and Ends. ^B ^B Wait (Virginia); third. Belt (Maryland). Southpawtng Whitey Wilshere limited B but Earl on a that was famous for Famous Brands of him, Combs, batting Time. 10:49.s. them to two safeties as he shut them can't count Earl Combs out ;$f p hurdles—Winner. Everett (Vir- ^B* ^B since substituting for the in- 220-yard of rampage ginia); second. Slye iMaryland); third. out, and one of the safeties was noth- base ball, notwithstanding Sporting Goods ... a store full of up-to- i.'v Ben three of THEY J '|£ jured Chapman, got Hawley (Virginia). Time. 0:25. ing to brag about, a right scratchy the skull cracking he suffered them. No other Yankee got more SSO-yard run—Winner. Evans (Mary- the-minute merchandise. WE PUR- ■( B S :fi> land); second. St. John (Virginia): third. infield affair. last Summer. When , 7% than one. Cooke (Virginia). Time .2:03 regular with the Yankees, CHASED IT AT A PRICE THAT WILL ■ ■■■■% y Burke, though, happened to be High jump—Winner. Wilkin (Virgina): third. Harria The Pitchers Have It. was put out of commission by a leg Gomez with the second. Boucher (Maryland): pitted against Vernon ’Virginia) and Duvall (Maryland'. Height. in last ALLOW US TO GIVE WASHING- ■ ■ ■ t MIGHT seem that the Nationals injury Philadelphia week, ■ ■ ■ | Bj ( | ■— one having one of his greatest 5 feet 11 '< inches. Combs was ordered goofy between and tdnhe middle gar- TON to Pole vault—Tie Armstrong would be marks for any decent “THRILLS OF A LIFETIME” IN MV W days. The Nationals managed tap third. Duvall (Maryland). not Call (Virginia): IT less den. Since he only has played a the Yankee left hander for four Height, 11 feet 6 inches. kind of pitching, hitting than only corking game afield, but also made six SPORTING GOODS BARGAINS! .250 as a club as they are. and that safeties and neither of the passes hits in seven times at bat. Combs ^ ^ the low-hit games against them do Gomes issued helped them. It was will continue in the series the Southern Association. not necessarily Indicate any excep- against Burke's misfortune to have his club Nationals. will return to in the Chapman the run such a hurler. Nashville, 5; Birmingham, 2. tionally high grade of pitching into line-up when the Yankees open in St. to Other rain and early season. That the pitchers are Three times the Yankees got games postponed, Louis next Friday. Burke for as many as two hits In an wet grounds. largely in control of the situation, * Inning and twice these clusters Although he got one of the brought runs. With two out in the hits off Burke in the series second session Lazzeri and Combs opener here, Selkirk looked no in Local Realm Ruth at bat. aingled in succession and the wild Sports Program pitch that migh have been branded a The Yanks’ new right fielder was a passed ball advanced both runners. pipe for Bob the first time up. The But Crosetti topped a pitch In front TODAY. Tennis. Washington left hander threw one by cf the plate and became an easy out. Base Ball. St. Albans at Georgetown Prep Selkirk for a called strike. Then (Prep School League) 3:30. Selkirk swung at the next two, both Hit Two Runs Aross. Washington at New York, 2:15 Eastern High vs. Georgetown curves, and missed. Duke at Maryland, 4. was found for the first Freshmen at Hilltop courts. 3:30. And the Nationals missed a tie In Tech vs. Western, at Eastern Yankee tally in the fourth. the sixth by a yard.. With Myer on 3:30 school Golf. BURKE the with Stadium, (public high first base. Manush swung at Gomez's Dickey opened inning series a two bagger. He clung to second championship game). St. John’s at Georgetown Prep first pitch to line the ball ihto the Devitt vs. Eastern (diamond to 3:15. base as Lazzeri was retired, but rode (Private High School League), right-field stand, but it was on the be announced). side of the foul home on Combs’ second single. One FRIDAY. wrong line. The big Freshmen vs. was out in the fifth when Rolfe and Georgetown Mary- Dutchman swung at the next pitch land at 4. Base Ball. Selkirk singled. Gehrig’s deep fly to Freshmen College Park. and popped to the first baseman. Washington at Chicago. Powell Rolfe to the Nokesvllle High vs. Alexandria After that only two of Gomez's got plate. Central vs. Roosevelt, at Eastern That was all for the Yankees, but High, Baggett's Field, Alexandria, pitches were driven beyond the infield. 3:30. Stadium (public high school they did not need that much the way championship series game). Gomez went along. Only In the third *■"• Tennis. Georgetown Prep at Western, ^ , — 4nning did a National get by first base \ 51 Tech vs. Western, Rock Creek 3:30. Name* and then a piece of headless base • futh. Park, 3:30 (public high school Eastern at Bethesda Chevy Statistics r Fo running by Powell cost a scoring League ,Uv Famous championship series match). Chase High, 3:45. I . chance. Powell had opened the in- Friends at St. Albans, 3:15. salNnttort4Uy tomorrow \l J""spOBTINGneed ning with a single and checked in at Golf. TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1033. e Fredericksburg High vs. Alex- f°r cm begi a —third as Lary got a double on a hoist mi. 1 —and in St. John's vs. Western, Rock andria High, Baggett’s Field, Alex- II known _ B„.„ when Combs barely missed a one- [aCed Creek; Devitt vs. 3:45. American be pi hand catch. Georgetown Prep andria, unll r at Garrett item When Burke bounced toward third Park, both matches. Tennis. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 3:15 every Powell broke toward (Private High School League). New York. 2: Washington. 0. half-heartedly Catholic U. vs. Georgetown, Hill- Boston. 10: Philadelphia. 8 til innings). the plate, pulled up and doubled back TOMORROW. top courts. 3:30. Detroit. 18: St. Louis. 0. *1 Chicaeo-Cleveland. rain. toward the far corner, only to run into Devitt at Friends. Gonzaga vs. the ball held by the . Base Ball. St. John’s (Prep School League 9 Q~-?s i » V’# ? e cT ~ •“ ;" ? This gave Lary no chance to get up Washington at New York. 2:15 matches), both start 3:15. A * g J 2 o S S E- from second base, there being no run- George Washington vs. Quantico Central vs. Roosevelt. Rock ; .X :& : : : || down to give him leeway, so Myer's Marines, Griffith Stadium, 3:30. Creek courts, 3:30 high I ■ '• “s (public & c to that .•••;;•; n 7long fly the left fielder might Alexandria at Roosevelt, 3:45. school championship series match). \ IT10HAL have meant the first run of the game Tech vs. Georgetown Freshmen Trark. del—I 01 01 01 01 41 41 01 81' 21.8001- • was nothing more than an out. at Field, 3:45. Chi I 01—I 01 01 01 &l 41 01 91 31.7501. i ■ Hilltop Roosevelt at Forest Park Thereafter the Nationals got just at St. High. NYI 01 01—I II 21 01 01 61 81 4l.fl67i 1 Georgetown Prep Albans, Golf. two hits and a pass off Gomez. So all 3:30. Wnl 01 01 01—I 31 01 01 41 71 51.583! 2 01 II 71 61.5831 2 xr ! of Burke’s excellent went to vs. St. Garrett BOSl 01 01 31 31—I 01 pitching Maryland vs. Navy at An- Gonzaga John’s. II F waste. Pet I 21 II 01 O' 01—I H 01 <1 91.3081 6’/a 4. Park. 3:15 (Private High School ; napolis, ■ StLi 01 21 01 01 01 01—I 01 21 91.182: iti, »'««“• Randolph-Macon Academy vs. League match). Phil 01 01 II II 01 01 01—I 21101.1671 7 1 P f at Alexandria, Lacrosse. I BALE-w;-,.,°S». Episcopal High L..I 21 31 41 SI SI fll 91101—I—I 11 BASE H 3:15. vs. £ St. Paul’s School (Baltimore) TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW _ Griffs’ Records at GAMES Montgomery-Blair High Maryland Freshmen at College Wash, at New York. Wash, at New York. 3:45. Boston at Phila. Boston at Phila -—.. • Washington-Lee High, Park, 4. ;» Chicago at Cleve. Chicago at Cleve. BATTING. Tennis. • SATURDAY. Detroit at St. Louis. Detroit at St. Loun. * ll TTT G AB. R. H. 2b. 3b. Hr. Rbl. Pet. University of Maryland Held E* c'° 1l „.. items ■“* the 11 HuJSwttr the *P£ 3 2110000 .500 North Carolina State vs. Parker, k Hunting s?5^-SS George- J=?£S!S‘ ^ JK-Sss^dle gg^ gganke... 1 ■ rro,Ff during 0 day carnival—three track meets, National I"B,U'S Hadley.. 3 7 1 3 1 0 3 .420 town, Hilltop courts, 4. d“-b‘ *-*• " w** 3 stnonoo .375 base ball, lacrosse and tennis, I ■ «.w. * sh. 12 *0 0 17 1 0 0 4 .347 Virginia vs. Maryland, at Col- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 1 iee SkRi®*’ Cweat®cf» 1 announcing“f£\» TffC sSFaSS® 3010000 .333 starting 1. Philadelphia. 5. * BO. 4 lege Park, 4. Boston. 7; -Roller \ who •**« iMaGIN«> ... 2. Bathing 11 39 fl 11 1 1 0 3 .282 Base Ball. 8t. Louis. 7; Cincinnati. I1 ■ AND Su,‘- ete. ££ ... 11 40 7 11 1 1 0 3 .275 Friends at St. Albans (Prep 12; Pittsburgh. 11. A 7 0 0 E*®re’ ... 11 1 3 1 2 .273 School League). George Washington at Hopkins. Shicago.ther clubs not scheduled. Skirts, s.. 10 45 3 12 2 0 0 3 .207 St. Albans at Gilman School, I.. 12 49 7 13 2 O O 9 .205 THURSDAY. Jacket.^ J.. 12 49 5 13 1 0 0 4 2fi5 at Baltimore. •* i Bolton.. 12 37 fl 9 3 1 0 4 .243 a?, rrrx 8s.. Wrestling. Western at Baltimore City Col- X t> a ?,? r : sj Eary... 12 38 1 9 2 0 0 4 .237 ? ; ? j Whitehill 3 9 1 2 0 0 0 1 .222 Chief Little Wolf, Trinidad. lege. i ; : I Blueae.. fl 14 210101 .071 Colo., vs. Jack Donovan. San Freshmen vs. United Pattit.. 4 4000000 .ooo Georgetown School ji j" Redmond 2 1000 ,0 00 .000 Francisco, heavyweights, one fall, 8tates Naval Apprentice NYI—I 01 01 01 01 01 3| 41 7| 2^781- Weaver.. 2 1000000 .000 S:30. at Norfolk. RnaitU.. 4 loooooo .ooo Washington Auditorium, Bkll 01—I 01 01 01 Ul *1 41 81 41.6671 'A Coppola. 2 ooooooo .ooo Base Ban. Track. Chi I 01 01—I 31 31 H 01 01 71 3i.B83l lVt •^'Holbrook 1 2000000 .000 :j 01 SI—I II 31 01 01 81 81.5001 2V, Stewart. I 1000000 .000 Catholic U. at Hopkins. 'StLi 01 Georgetown Freshmen at East- 3 We've added hundreds of items from our own Episcopal In State meet at Uni- cm I 01 01 31 01—I 31 01 01 61 71.4621 ern. 3:30. 3 PITCHING. Pltl 01 01 01 31 31—I 01 01 ei 71.462) stock ... So low was the vs. versity. Va. ridiculously price paid Roosevelt Maryland Fresh- BOSl 31 01 01 01 01—I II 31 71.4171 3Mi O. H. BB. 80. In.P.GS OG. W. L. Episcopal High Juniors In meet II for this ATLAS BROS.' stock that we are able to Hadley... 3 31 4 9 22% 3 0 3 0 men at College Park, 4. Phil 11 1 l_0l_0I 01 01—I 21 91.1831 6 _Pettit 4 5 3 9 8% 0 0 10 at Wood Forest. l_0 Chase at berry 51 Bl 71 71 91——I I offer assortments at hitherto unheard-of Whitehill. 8 2fl 10 10 24 3 1 2 1 Bethesda-Chavy High L..I 21 41 71 complete 3 24 2 7 23% 3 2 12 Washington-Lee High, 3:45. Tennla. ''-^Jfeirke- TOMORROW 1 Weaver... 2 11 1 3 7% 1 0 O 1 Track. GAMES TODAY. GAMES prices .1-Stewart. 1 i.S l 2% l 0 o i Episcopal vs. United States Navy New York at Bkln. New York at Skin. 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