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-- -.-Major A __4 Sluggish Spitter Lawyers 4 HORNSBY. MIL SCHUMAN IS TOPS Display Keen Optics in Capital Trapshoot DERRINGER VICTOR; 7 IN TABLE TENNIS club's new ten- Army-Navy team, which has only two nis set-up will receive Its bap- of its 1935 regulars back, have been the mere mention of Disciplined Red Shuts Out Ho Cases Apt to Be Made tism as host to a major tour- dissipated by Mrs. Teghtmeyer Also Re- Edgemoornament of the District sooner two newcomers. than Although the Mid- Edith Clarke and Margaret Robin- No. 1 in Rat- Bucs—Joe Finally Swats, , Against Allen, Earnshaw, expected. tains Spot dle Atlantic singles, which. Inci- son, whom many are picking to fight Go to Accused Hurlers. dentally, have been postponed until It out for the women’s championships ings of D. C. Players. Yanks Top. t this both are to with the week of June 13, will constitute Summer, play BY ANDY CLABKE, team. And so Elias V. Schuman and by JOHN LABDNER. Its first complete tournament, plana the service evenly Associated Preu Sports Writer. matched are that team Madeline once YORK, May 11.—The old have been made to stage the men’s they regarded Teghtmeyer front office of the Cincinnati finals of officials have been unwilling to name more have been named the spitball argument, if not the quarter-finals, semis and Reds apparently Is convinced is back in our the of one above the other, with the result WHILENo. 1 table tennis player* spitball itself, City Washington championship that It’s good strategy to hand vaca- week of this month. that they will share the No. 1 and 2 of the District a complete shake-up midst again after a brief there the last THEout a spanking now and then, NEW the of the in the standings of remaining tion in the region of forgotten topics. Competition, the first year, assignments. even when a team’s ace is con- courts Other members of the team will line foremost appeared in the This time our old friend the spltter will begin on the Rock Creek peddlers cerned. on with Betsy Rowan, 3; Mary Callo- 1936 released today by D. D. forms the subject of a couple powerful at Sixteenth and Kennedy streets up rankings, Paul Derringer, No. 1 flinger of the the women way, 4; Audrey Scholl, 5; Ann Spauld- Lambert, chairman of the Ranking accusations by two of the glibbest club May 23, and although Reds, failed to slide home in a game 6; dargaret Penn, 7; Margaret lawyers in base ball. will play through to their champion- ing. Committee. the Reds lost to the Giants last week, bouse and Ethel 9. Ann on that site, the men will trans- Wallace, 8, Shamer, Moskowitz, New Jersey State Tor the prosecution, we have Law- ship Manny and he was suspended without pay for of their Shutz and Florence Black will be the was the bashful business fer the latter stages singles champion last year, who this sin of omission. The Reds* rence S. MacPhail, reserves. and and doubles to Edgemoor. runner-up to Schuman in the District announced that the fail- „ manager of the , management Mrs. Black, by the way, will not be been ac- bashful championship In March, has ure to slide was the last straw in a Rogers Hornsby, equally pilot Talks Invitation Tonrney. here many more months. The pretty, cords the No. 2 spot, supplanting succession of that af the St. Louis Browns. two wife of Garland H. misdeeds; Derringer 13LANS now are under way for sun-tanned Capt. who to No. 1 Eduardo M. Yap, dropped wasn’t pitching as he should and that For the defense, we have Johnny additional net events be- Black of the Signal Corps will leave major 5. Robert Lee, a semi-flnalist In the something more drastic might be done Allen and George Earnshaw, a pair of fore the is out. Mitchell’s with her husband for Fort Leaven- year Dooly title tournament, jumped from the about it. Trade talk was bandied about innocent-looking who perform now the worth eary in August, the Army post brother, Jimmy, professional seventh to third position. and began to wonder. for Cleveland and clubs, Black’s new assignment. They Derringer the Brooklyn at a country club In Richmond, being The Sherfy twins, Raphael and for are due there August 17. Again embraced in the fold, how- respectively. wants to bring his club’s team up by back a notch, Ray Laurence, dropped went to mound some time this ever, Derringer the Most of the oratory is being delivered an intercity match falling from No. 3 to 4 and Larry from line- Need Tennis Fond. against the Pirates yesterday and by the prosecution. Mr. MacPhail and Summer against the Edgemoor 4 to 6. Lamar Harper was ranked know where the turned in a pitching gem. The Reds Mr. Hornsby are strong, willing talkers, up, which embraces practically every DOESN’T seventh, Harland Crowell eighth, Ken- in the J_JE won 6-0 with Derringer allowing but and the gist of their conversation this ranking player city. would come from, but neth laOerty ninth and Harry Ceppoe money three scattered hits and permitting week seems to be that if Mr. Earnshaw In addition, Edgemoor is talking tenth. in Wtnfree Johnson, recreational direc- only one Pirate to travel as far as third and Mr. Allen are not kept under con- about an invitation tournament Parks base. He fanned five. stant observation with a hawk-like eye the Fall. Truly, all the club needed tor of the Public Service, Schuman on Top Again. a was a starter. Things hava been knows the one thing that would im- they will try to get away with lot of male paddlers were ranked Reds Rap Homers. ever since. the public parks courts 100 ^f'kTHER yery suspicious stuff, mark my words. booming prove as follows: Clarence Reee, 11; result of most of cent. For some years now John- From to are shown D. A. second in the the DABE HERMAN and One significant per Donald McLeod, 12; William 6. left right Upson, final of 16-yard champion- the stars son has been seeking an appropri- event at the Gun Club and winner the doubles title match; took care of the offense. Herman • Mr. Hornsby Is Riled. city’s Joining Edgemoor Blanchard, 13; Leonard Summers, 14; ship Washington Saturday, of has been overlooked. For the first ation for the installation of shower W. S. winner the 192 out 200 and, J. had a perfect day at bat with a homer, HORNSBY blew the first blast William A. King, 15; Louis Gorin, 16, Wilson, of 16-yard championship by hitting of targets, baths and locker rooms at the in —Star Photo. a double and two singles. also VfR. time, Barney Welsh, Mitchell, Hugh city's 17; Morris Basaford, Marcy, who landed third the 16-yard event. Staff Myers Simon Ratner, ...... - In the new clean-up campaign. -- ■ -- .. ■ 1 ■ -1 ■ — ■ ■• — Lynch, Tom Markey, Tony Latona, public courts, but without avail. He 19. hit for the circuit, with two on. Mr. Hornsby Is not a whistle-blower by 18. and Abraham Chasanow, Ralph McElvenny et al. will be eli- hasn’t any idea that the culmination insufficient As Derringer was coming into his nature, but when he that Not ranked because of .suspects in the Hotchkiss of his will be realized any time own, however, of the Red gible to play Cup hopes data were Fred Knoop, Victor Knoop, somebody Is attempting to put some- but ideas—and WILSON IS CROWNED Sox, hero of five successive matches—the annual four-city cham- soon, money—would Jerome Lehman, Don victories, over on him and his woe-begone D. D. Lambert, thing In which club be was bing belted from the mound by the pionship event only appreciated. McGeary, Raphael Quevedo »nd M. Browns he gets very riled Indeed. Nationals. Buck Newsom was the hero players of Washington, Baltimore, S. Zimmerman. D. C. GUN CHAMPION "You have to watch that ‘POPPING of this encounter. Johnny Richmond and Norfolk are eligible. Preparations for his law exams, Behind Miss Teghtmeyer in the Allen," said Mr. Hornsby the other day, in outer me t ana me Previously, all of the aforemen- which start shortly at George Wash- women’s standings, were placed Dor- games, igers as he passed along the Eastern Sea- were and Outshoots After Deadlock Indians went 15 innings before the tioned public parks plsyers ington University, will prevent Barney othy Singman, No. 2; Evelyn Lusby, Upson board. “He's throwing a lickerish ball. with- Tigers bowed, 9-7; the Bees climbed Washington’s line-up last year, Welsh from entering the Old Domin- No. 3, and Mrs. Helen Chasanow, No. He carries lickerish in his and for Right to Represent City from the National cellar into glove, out such stars, lost the cup to Balti- ion tournament gets under way to- Three—Vida Dent. Mrs. L. Miller OFF”' League 4. when the comes to the Buck’s on isn’t sixth virtue of a 5-4 12- pitch up plate more. day at Richmond. Although Welsh and Catherine Sent—were not ranked at Yandalia. N ROUTE TO CHICAGO. May theory pitching place by it is soaking wet and extra tough on 11.—The dizziest in the : •ecommended to trying mning victory over the Dodgers; Joe But even though the team receives had intended returning to the site because of insufficient data. ALTER 6. WILSON, trimming pitcher young pitchers the hitters. American and the daf- a learn bow to but in a case Dimaggio, the much rookie, its main impetus from these players, where he went to the finals last year, Schuman, the men’s champion, League pitch, publicized Dennis A. In the ahoot- a a it is doubtful if Yelverton Garnett will Upeon fiest wind-up in all base ball ike this, who cares about finesse hit homer in the Yankees’ 7-2 “Sure, it’s variety of the spitball. law has succeeded in doing what few was placed on both No. 1 doubles had tied for are reunited as vhen has ball games to triumph over the Athletics and the We caught him throwing it against us, lose his place on the team. Garnett, local players can do—get the champ teams, forming the men’s ranking pair off after they top honor®, again, you probably Washington detected if were in the «rin and the can win 'em over Cards continued their fast in and made him stop. I hear that Joe who played on the 1935 squad along "hot and bothered.” with Robert Lee and the mixed duo earned the right to repreaent Wash- you wide-eyed guy pace the van same when with Clarence Charest. Tom Moore- mob of 20,000 who w atched Buck New- jpposition like Boston with Robert of the National circuit by McCarthy did the thing with Mrs. Teghtmeyer. The Sherfys In the Grand American ington Red Sox over the the Allen was working against the Yanks head and others, promises to be one the men’s second best som make the roll and Moses Orove on slab? defeating Cub6, 5-1, behind the Bill Breese definitely is out of the were ranked In turn the and of the better of the Handicap at Vandalia, Ohio, play dead yesterday at Mr. Griffith's hurling of Paul Dean. —called the to umpire young players local for 1936. The shorts- doubles team. Moskowitz and Lafferty picture big, over made throw a ball. You this to those who the local 16-yard, ball park. Who’s This EsUlelU? The Giants tipped the Phillies, Allen dry got city year, according clad who sensation- the third and Crowell and Yap the Auguat, by winning youngster played a it and the White Sox-Browns to all the time,” have seen his early game. 200-target District amateur trap- Back couple of months ago, may TOHHNY STONE is well on his way 6-2, game keep your eyes open aly last year to earn the No. 2 rank- fourth. concluded with a disillu- 20 years old and the Saturday at be recalled, Manager Bucky Harris J was rained out. Mr. Hornsby Tall, tipping has obtained a with the shooting championship to caning a niche for himself as ing. position the but Mr. sioned shake of his head, “or these scales at 180, Garnett has played in the Washington Gun Club. advised goofy gallant when he batted diplomatic corps and is now In i pinch-hitter Yanks Move the nationals for the last two retaliated win- Newsom to take his dippy -wind-up, Up. guys will get away with murder." years, Canada. Upeon, however, by lor Hill and singled yesterday It was destined to an 88 throw it in the ash can and make loss allowed the Yankees More serious than this indictment, gaining experience carry HEURICH AWAY FAST ning the doubles title, scoring the fourth time in five pinch-hitting {■^ROVE’S ■* him far in The sure the lid was on tight. to into first because it has taken a formal turn, is city competition. out of a possible 100. D. Sweigert, put tries that Johnny came through slip place. Dimaggio to enter the Evidently, Edward (Red) Mather, M. Crothers at 48 The theory was that Newsom out his homer in the first the charge of Larry MacPhail that Ol’ youth expects University who tied with S. two singles, a double and triple, two slapped next but doubtless another form upsetter in '35, has found IN CITY LEAGUE PLAY would have better and after failed to a Moose Earnshaw threw a genuine spit- of Virginia Fall, apiece in the international 50-target control, runs scored and four more batted Inning having get will be seen in local tournament himself to be in shape for another of It sounded like a very good in 10 successive to the ball at the bats of Mr. MacPhail's every event, won the contest by the toss across have been Rocky’s contributions safety trips this Summer. good season. Atlhough the former theory. hard-working Cincinnati Reds. Tipped a coin. as an emergency batsman. plate. Rhodes scholar had declared he would Scrivener Pitches Nine to 8-1 Win a it worked off by Manager Charlie Dressen and Crothers did not depend on luck For while wonderfully. A walk, a triple and a single broke Gains Two New Stars. the courts if he was If all pitchers looked the Coach Mr. MacPhail forsake not in in the shoot, Bashful Buck breezed home in all ex- up the ball game between the Indians George Kelly, Over Dixie Pig*—Palai* handicap championship Buck Newsom to /COMPETITION in the Women's condition, his recent signing at Edge- hibition games, and won his first three same aa Jimmy and Joe who took his complaint straight to the ^ however, winning that event by blast- Tigers. Sullivan, had Tennis started today moor dispelled all doubts that Store*. starts in the American cham- Foxx the odda on the Red Sox highest court in the , League gets along Royal Top* ing S5 out of a possible 100 targets. League relieved Elden Auker in the second, and the “wails” of the line. would drop aplenty the Which consists of Mr. Ford Frick. championship '"THROUGH the effective hurling of Fololwing are the summaries: pionship campaign. had limited the Indians to two runs 1 Foxx man. who never has been Mr. MacPhail says that Earnshaw Archie Scrivener, former George International Fifty. Then, suddenly and without in 12 innings before he weakened to able to hit Buck, has faced him threw at least four spitters. Mr. Washington University mound star, D. Sweisert__48 J. R. Groves. lr..42 warning, Buck discovered he walk Vosmik and permit Hughes to 8. N. Crothers_48 c. 8. Bowers_40 alx times this season and, until Earnshaw, a plain-spoken man, refers Leaders and the solid clouting of Ralph Bennie no longer was held in awe by triple. WOMEN’S NET LOOP •D. A. Upson_48 C. O. Arnsparter.40 the last inning yesterday, didn’t to this allegation as “the bunk.” Major and Huclc Stahl, the Heurich Brewer* Mrs Andrews_48 Ben Thaw, ir-40 opposing batters. They slammed The Cards-Cubs game was halted By tut Associated Press. W. 8. Wilson_45 G. A. Emmons_39 make a hit ... Buck has fanned “Somebody must be Mr. are to a start in the Na- him to inflict three straight by Tain after the fifth inning and the crazy,” says away flying H. B. Slack_45 Isaac Andrews-39 him three times when New- Earnshaw, “and it’s not me.” . TEAMS ARE NAMED tional City Base Ball League. They H. H. Shelton_44 H. A. Birth mew.3* defeats, and sent Mr. Newsom largest crowd to watch a game in R. B Bond_44 *J. B. Grier-48 som reached base on a single the Dixie nine, 8-1. yes- to pondering. Chicago this year, 29,508 paid, drifted Batting—Sullivan. Indians, .421; R. trimmed Pig Jullui Mareev_43 Dr. W. H. Yeraer.35 Foxx said to Difficult to Prove. W. F. Burrows-42 yesterday him, after Red .407. terday before 5.000 fans on the South away waiting 45 minutes for Ferrell, Sox, Nine to Strive D. C. Doubles Championship— It's His Own Idea. "Darn if I don't think I’m com- /~VF COURSE, campaigns of this sort Combinations for diamond. possible resumption of the contest. Geh- Ellipse AO Pairs. 100 Tarsets. down with a case of acute Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 39; I_FE MAY have found the answer In ing A total of nine five the almost always wind up In the Race That Palais Royal stepped into first place S. N. Crothers—94 W. 8. Wilson..—79 * miscues, by 25. in ... to which Buck ringer, Tigers, Championship J. R. Groves. lr._78 reverting to that windmill wind- appendicitis” abetted the in same Mr. Frick cannot forfeit In the Department Store League, D. A. Upson_88 Bees, scoring the Bees- way. Runs batted Yankees, Sweisert_88 h. H. Shelton-75 answered, “Yeah, swinging at in—Dickey, Starts D. up in which he gives the appearance which Boston won on the game that Earnshaw pitched and Today. trouncing S. Kann Sons Co., 7-4, C. C. Fawsett_84 H. A. Barth'mew.73 Dodgers game, 34: Foxx. Red Sox, 22. oS a swarm of bees them inside pitches of mine without the in the Women’s while the Hecht Co. R. B. Bond_84 Dr W. H. Yerter_7l of a man fighting successive singles by Wally Berger and won against Cincinnati Lansburgh’s upeet Julius Mareey-70 will that.** Hits—Gehringer, Tigers. 36: Gehrig. H. B. Slack_84. with much waving of both arms. give you kind of evidence, and evi- COMPETITION nine, 8-3. Shorty Hess, Palais Royal Bani. Thaw_81 w. F. Burrows-«9 Tony Cuccmello. Strongest Yankees: R. Red Sox, and Tennis League of the District he did it Ferrell, Kann’s down with but I Andrews_80 D. O. Arnsparger.85 If so. Buck can say dence that a pitcher threw a spitball pitcher, set F. WilUama-6* Dickey, Yankees, 35. gets under way today when nine R D. Mortan_80 F. all himself, for it came as a Is to be two days two hits in the abbreviated six-inning Mrs. Andrews_79 by apt strangely lacking Yankees, 10; after * Doubles—Rolfe, Travis, surprise when Newsom, after the in question. It's quite teams start battling for the 1936 tilt. D. C. Handicap Championship— TO game Senators, and Haas, White Sox, 9. 100 Tarsets. to face DOZEN CLASHES FILL JAPANESE INVADE that the Ol’ Moose did Other scores: asking permission Lefty possible, too, — Triples Lewis, Senators; Geh- championship. t8. M. Crothers—95 w. 8 Wilson-94 Grove yesterday, resorted to his not throw a spitball. He usually Is NATIONAL CITY. D A. Upson_93 IP. Stubner-93 ringer, Tigers, and Clift, Browns, 4. A revision of date*, previously an- Wine 4. M. Meat —91 old Will Besume Traditional Base careful about his manners. Blue Flame Valets. 10; Plan ID. Sweitert-92 IH. wind-up. MONTGOMERY SLATE jyery Home runs—Foxx, Red Sox, 8; lists the women's District Shad* Orova Barbecue. 10; W. O. W.. Parker Cook_90 J Mareey-88 Mr. MacPhail's nounced, 9. Andrew* 88 H. B. Black-«« Ball Feud With U. The chances are that 7. Elm Camp. Mrs Chicago Dickey Yankees, Union Printer*, R: Miller Furniture. 4. J. R Groves. Jr.-88 R. B. Bond-87 that beat him, were surprised, too, will result in a close umpirical championships for June 15, with the S. Webb-*7 protest Stolen bases—Werber, Red Sox, 5; Rom Jewelers. 17: Postal Telegraph. B. Thaw -87 -L 8. putting it mildly. Unquestionably, to in Base CHICAGO, May 11 <£>).—College supervision of the Ol’ Moose for a few Women's Tennis League tournament Georgetown A. C 8: D. G. S., 5. I Andrews__88 w. Wood —-—87 Schoolboys Engage Crosetti, Yankees, 4. Nolan Motor Co,. P; National Novelties. 2. •L H. Shaab_88 H. H. Bhelton-88 Buck's performance was one of the base ball's oldest international series weeks and then be forgotten. The Oek *J. B. Grier-85 Track Pitching—Blaeholder, Indians, 3-0; starting August 1. Old Manhattan Beer. 8; W. O. W.. iDr. R F. Bay—84 greatest that has been unfolded in Ball, Golf, Tennis, will be renewed on the Midway May has been remembered and Camp. 1. Dr. J. H. Lyons—83 c. L Jordan ——83 spitball Broaca, Yankees, and Phelpe, White R D. Mortan_82 Dr. J. C. Wynk P-83 recent years at Griffith Stadium. His 30 in the opener of a two game sec and and for- The line-ups and captains of the OLD DOMINION. Tilts This Week. forgotten, remembered Bualneu Men. W. F. Burrow*—82 C. C. Fawsett-82 between the of Sox, 2-0. follow: Park Lane. 8; Clarendon L Bowns-78 fast ball fairly sizzled, and from where University Chicago for a number of nine teams of the league D. O. Arnsparter-78 c. ball a of gotten, in that order, W. H. Yerser.78 OEVEN base games, pair Army-Navy: Mrs. Florence Black (cap- 4. Dr A. V. Pir*ona_77 Dr. it was started nobody knew until the and Waseda University, champion of National League. Foreatville, 17: Coleaville. Grass .——.57 now. tain). Edith Clarke, Mrs. Margaret Robin- Clarendon Car- H. M. Bingham—89 Dr. tennis engagements, two golf years Clarendon A. C.. 10: R.C. S'ley.83-76 last split second, not even Newsom. Japan. and .500; Bru- son. Betsy Rowan. Mrs. Mary Calloway, Dr. To the best of my knowledge Batting—Terry. Giants, dinala. 2. ... matches and a track meet mark the Audrey Scholl. Ansley Spalding. Margaret Virginia White Sox. 7: McLean. 8. District 10-Yard AmaUar Championship. His curve crackled, sharply away from The second game will be played the only artisans now baker, Pirates, .432. Ethel Shamer. school- recollection Fenn. Margaret Wallace, VIRGINIA. Mrs. Andrews —179 hitters and Into the program Montgomery County June 16, and a third has Anne NORTHERN 8. M. Crothers—199 right-handed meeting In a Runs—Cuyler, Reds; Moore, Giants, Shute. 8. C. L. Walker—179 legally engaged pitching spitball. Bureau Elizabeth Zan- Marshall, 6: Purcellvllle. C. J Renner_194 boy athletes will follow this week. been for of Standard!: T. C MarahaU-179 southpaw swingers. tentatively arranged May to the non-retroactive ban of and Herman, Cubs. 21. donlnl Kingsbury. Cecyl Herndon. 12: rails Church. 7. D Sweisert —193 at subject (captain). Dorothy 4. L. E. Sontz.—178 In the first he fanned Landon Prep nine was to play Athletic Director T. Nelson Met- Raver. Mattie Pinette. Gladys Schellln Warrenton. 5: Middleburg. •N. A. Wright—193 inning 29, 15 which outlawed the de- Runs batted in—Norris, Phillies, 22; 4: 1. Wilson—192 *Lee H. Shaab—177 years ago Charlotte Decker. Kathleen Klotz. Vienna. Occoquan. W. 8. Cooke and Foxx. Montgomery-Blair High today. Gaith- calf announced and 15: Ashburn. 0. D. A. R. F. Llvesey —17, Dusty Jimmy today. Chicago veteran Giants, 21. Chevy Chase: Mrs. Frances Bassett (cap- Leesburg Upson_192 livery, but permitted spit- Leiber, Fairfax Station. 4; Arlington, 3. •J. Grier_191 J. R. Groves. Jr.-178 Erie McNair went ersburg High at Charlotte Hall, Sher- Waseda first met in 1910 when tha tain). Mary Cootei, Mrs. Dorothy Wyeth. B In the second ballers to keep throwing it till the Hits—Demaree, Cube, 38; Herman, INDEPENDENT. Julius Mareey—191 W. F Burrows—175 Laurel and Friends at Virginia Rodgers. Mary Bouve. Eleanor R. H. Bush-1.5 down swinging. Buck opened wood at Prep Maroons went to Japan. Chicago and Dorothy Hobbs. Vir- Senate Glanta. 8; Terminal. 1. Dr. J. H. Lyons-189 l end of their service, are Burleigh Cubs; Jordan, Bees, Moore, Volth. Helen Feldman. C. L. Jordsn-175 are tomorrow's Battle. Mrs Theresa Ballston A. G. 7; Investigation. 4. J. R. Orove_188 the third frame by whiffing Montgomery-Blair made other invasions in 1915, 1920, 36. ginia Dillman. Mildred O. A. Emmons—1.4 Grimes and Frank Shellenback. Giants. Morris. Margaret Nutting. Caroline Moore, Flour, 14: Mount Ratnler. H. C. Kreut_188 Parker Cbok_188 Bern. Thsw-173 Oscar Melillo and Grove. games. Montgomery-Blair plays 1925 and 1930. Waseda made its first Grimes Is with Louisville and Shellen- Doubles—Herman, Cubs, 15; Moore, Dorothy Anderson. ^Washington Ruth Cuthbert—189 | Bunker Hill Post. 3: H D Morasn_187 In the fourth he struck out Roger Prep Wednesday. Devitt American tour in and the 1936 George Washington: Mrs. Frances Port Stevens. 1. C C Fawsett-182 Georgetown I 1911, back has been hobbling Pacific Coast Giants, 8. Bassett Loveye Adkins. Mrs. Annapolis, 4; Milwaukee Brewers. 3 •L. 9 Webb_185 (captain) .187 Dr. J. C. Wyn p.158 Cramer and Foxx again. The next meets Bethesda-Chevy Chase at Gar- visit will be its fifth. Mrs. Mary Mary Rockville A. C-. 6: Mount Ralntfi H Meat bats with his moist one for Triples—Herman. Cubs. 4; Haaaett Margaret Butler. Poppe Cuthbert. 182 Dr. A. V P'sons.158 League Ewln. Gretchen Felker, Alison Claflln. A C.. 5. * W. frame found Bill Werber waving at rett Park Thursday and Gaithersburg wsora VPflrc Andrews—181 H. M. Binsbam.152 snH and Bucher, Dodgers; Myers, Reds; Marjorie Sehorn. Annetta Matthew. Corella Frederick A C.. 10: Diamond Oab. 2. Isaac he couldn’t touch. Mount Pleasant. H. H. Shelton_180 something Only visits Blair Friday. The thinning of the ranks of the Moore, Giants; Suhr, Pirates, and Bageant. Katherine BerraU. Victoria Eynon. 10: Little Tavern. 7. Elisabeth Treadwell. Naomi Jarman. Kronhelm Red Sox. 13: Petworth A C.. 8 3 Won yards re trophy. Heinle Manush of the regulars sur- racketers were to meet Mont- 3. 8. •Professional. Devitt GREEN BELTS BOOKING Vret-bellers was a slow but steady McQuinn, Reds, Mt. Pleasant: Betty Kronman (captain). vived a . Elizabeth Tew. Marie Stevena. Anne Gold- White Haven. 11: Cabin John, ». gomery-Blair at Argyle today and , greatest exponent Home runs—Klein. Cubs, 5; Ott, process. smith. Eleanor Sturvii. Mary Van der Veer, Prince Georges, 3 0: Landover. 8. Landon faces Bethesda-Chevy Chase of the epitter, was all through anyway Giants; Hafey, Pirates; Moore, Bees; Eleanor Carroll. Mrs. Vera Uveaay. Mrs. Prince Georges. 16: Rlverdale. 8. LEAD IS SHARED Even Surprises Himself. Clapper Is Listing Games for Re- Edna Veat. Mrs. Lydia Richards. Premiers. 1J ; Orioles. O. CHESS at Columbia tomorrow. Bethesda- went Into effect. So Demaree, Cubs, 4. aired his views on the sub- when the law Nationals: Florence Meier (captain). Mrs. Mainland A. c.. P: Shad, Oak Inn. *. "DUCK Mary Burlelth A. C., u Chevy Chase and Roosevelt High settlement Nine. » were most of the famous “laundry” Stolen bases—J. Martin, Cardinals, Dorette Miller. Margot Lee. Mrs. 10; Takoma Tigers. 8. as he stood beneath a show- Deck. Mrs. Mary Gass. Dorothy Crook. Michigan Park, 6: Home Theater. 6 Reshevsky and Simonson on Top ject golfers were to meet today and Roose- of his era. Grimes hung on 6; Allen, Phillies, 4. J. C. Flood room The Resettlement Green Belts, pitchers Mary Louise Braaelton. Antoinette Fletoher, Co.. 10; Bombard A. C., 2. er in the steam-clouded dressing Wednes- Margaret Jones. velt and Montgomery-Blair tenaciously, as did , Pitching—Benge, Bees, 4-0; Gum- _ in National Tournament. after the On all sides composed of some of the best senior Racoueters: Mary Ryan (Captain). game yesterday. at Rock Creek. and Clar- and day base ball in the are seek- Bed Faber, J. Picus Quinn bert, Giants, Walker, Cardinals, Frances Carter. Mrs. Carl E. Hollender. 11 teammates and well-wishers were players city, Jean Ann Grlesbauer. Edith McKelvey. NEW YORK, May (IP).—'Two Montgomery-Blair and University of ence Mitchell, the southpaw spit- 2-0, Minor his ing to play out of town on Saturdays Willie OSteen. Mrs. Louise Stambaugh, have taken the lead in grabbing big paw. have a track meet Leagues New Yorkers Maryland freshmen while for baller—but age banged them on the Katherine Wassman. Doris Rothwell. while even made his first visit to the club and Sundays booking games Margaret Rvan, Margaret Talbert. the national chess tournament at College Park tomorrow. one one and made them drop International. their home diamond on Fridays. fingers by Rock Creek: Eleanor Craven (captain). the West’s chief contender, from house to offer congratulations. SANIC0 Rochester. 9: Newark. 4. interested should in off that lifeline. PINMEN FEAST. Sara Moore. Mrs. Louise Chinn. Mrs. “I’ll never change my wind- A. A. defeated Mount Teams get Florence Joyce. Dorothy Towns. Esther Wy. Syracuse 9—3: Toronto. 0—0. Oregon, adjourned his game with a Rockville Buffalo. 12—10; Buck was touch with E. W.