Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1925, Page 29

SPORTS. D. C PLAYER F NISH TO RLGISTER A 76 Comes Home in Brilliant 35, After Taking 41 on Outward Journey—Smith Leads at Lido With 70—Mehlhorn Has 71 at Chicago. N. Y., May 28- the ONG BEACH f nd wa s none other h sical or mental McLeod did took 41 to avert his third failu So buck up he did O'Loughlin’s incon sensational dash, starting at the thirteer bit pl g to uphold “Wee F: that in ord up coming home. only by Marty score. In this Mac was as his card r the tirst hole any number t for what shots ing his th ed to the joinin shaky He had a 5 a ht have hac it the nex: b out of entire reer. a_bunker. ad lie laic two ds, at the twelfth laid a pitch d his par 3 at wssie 1o within r a birdie ind another p 1t Ixcept for seventeenth e in 34, for eenth inked and_holed e fifteenth sixt at the been 1 His ca s b rds ! it t at the three might finished & out In.. short putts have s s he i iy ton ent with the die Horgan, anot Washing Towns, badly. he other Barnett and J day picked up afte zton pl Bob Crabbe, play Champions Play Today. B: the As: ted Pr NEW YORE May F ts of the difficult —41 for 34 more 8. —The sand ional ond sectior in n the entry stern. qualif Open champic were those 7 Saraze E nd to tee-up. long-hitting ama listed ) amon ey we professio teur had f sional, / day's leader zen was paired with of Boston, former am Angel de la Torre of Spain w listed among today’s starter: starts at 10:30 a.m. The 6 d ties today, with 62 2o better ve did 3, will play From this tield Bove o ment field cester. Ties may MacDonald course record Walter Hagen champic MacDonald Smith. teur champion. players “Wha and 13 S holes ‘\. 1 tomorrow 8 will to the next incre: ith k at Wor: the total made a new ), vesterday went around in 38-37 nch of Youngstown, was among the high we Melhorn Sets Pace. ), May 28.—The holes were played today by aspirants from »r the national open golf cham- pionship to determine which players would go to We Muss., to com- pete June 3-i for the title won last y Detroit by Cyril Walker. 18 holes were played ve r adverse weather cond the halfw Chicago, Western open mpion in the lead with strokes. He was closely pfessed Lloyd Gullickson of Columbus, on of Ch and 1 : of Cleveland, who took final 18 The first ions, Melhorn of of of 1y survived the eliy oday’s play 34 pla Iy those whe ination round would have to total 151 or better to win = the 27 hest scorers or ties twenty-seventh pl A ivorites the only one who appeared uncertain at the start of today’s p of reaching Worcester was John Roj ers of Dayton, Ohio, who suffered severe reverss the first round, tak- having scored a e 67 Tuesd Among the leaders were teurs, topped by Chick Evans, former. ’ Al open and amateur title- holder, who scored 74 vesterday, one stroke better than the total returned by Bob Gardner, also a former na- tional amateur champion. SAUCY SUE FAVORITE. LONDOX, May 28 UP.—Lord Astor's Saucy Sue nily a heavy odds-on favorite for ks, classie race for fillies at Eps tomorrow ue won %the 1,000 Guineas ewmarket this vear. n American, everal ama- the national open championship, go out the ting out, lled one of the he he | > | one-s Lido links today open the 1923 ones ce I, Guilford | as also | € more | championship | * at Onwentsia the Middle v mark Bill by Ohio; 76 or better to their ong the m Downs MAKES FINE “The real hero of the first day's quali- played at Lido the Columbia than Freddie McLeod, 1 broke the course record with a 70, he nor did he have a reputation of long it 1 the outward half knowing since 1903 he had to buck 1, reeling off a 35, which was surpassed | ing 3, and equaled only by Smith's 1903 open champion had four 3s in h hole . and fac re to qualify 3s i CENTER MARKETERS { AGAIN SETTING PACE Center mercial d Market tosser: League climbed back into | |first place beside the Chestnut Farms entry by trouncing the Allen Mitchell nine. § to 1. at the Monument grounds. Williams-Webb also triumphed, the | victory coming at the expense of the | Lansburgh & Bro. team by a count of of the Com | victories leagues istering only 1 | ture team of the ran up an 15-to-6 & ‘e on the Bureau nine. Commissioner.. handed a 6-to-1 | setback to the Interstate entry in the | Government League. while ~Liberty an defeated A No of the | Treasury group, 9 to 5 In the Post Office circuit the Gen ,| eral Accounting Office forces took a ed game from the Postmaster | General base ballers to 8. The Navy team of the Potomac Park loop | downed Public Buildings and Parks, s to | CORINTHIAN MIDGETS RETAIN LEAGUE LEAD Corinthian Midgets and Senator In- sects still are holding the lead in the two divi of the Jerty Sport Shop ! Base Ball Leagues. The Corinthians| | have a record of six straight wirn while the Senators have a p |ord for their first four starf The standing: MIDGE "e the rule in the sterday. its, the Agr! partmental loop n DIVISION | Won. Corinthians . [ ) | Hi Az ‘u.m.m.\ 5 0 0 INSECT DIVISION Won -4 | L ch' '.’v_omf angieys Orians Reservoirs . |NAVY ATHLETES LEAVE FOR THREE BIG EVENTS A POLIS, Md., May 28 (P).— A general exodus of athletes from the Naval Academy occurred today. The varsity. second varsity and | freshman rowing crews of the mid- shipmen, together with Syracuse Uni- versity second varsity oarsmen, who e been here since last Friday, de parted for Philadelphia to compete in the American Henley on Saturday. The base ball squad and 72 track and field athletes also left the acad emy, going to West Point, where they will.compete a nst the Army. PAIR OF HARVARD STARS ARE OUT OF TITLE MEET CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 28 ().— Seventeen Harvard athletes left today for the national intercollegiate track meet “at Philadelphia tomorrow and | Saturday. The squad went without Al Miller, | indoor intercollegiate sprint cham. | pion, and Jefferson Fletcher, its best hurdler. Miller pulled a tendon at the Princeton meet. at the stadium last :alurdu overtrained. LA To 0 [ | Conveniently Located on Fourteenth Street Hawkins Nash Motor Co. Sales and Service 1337 14th St. Main 5780 Silence i UN Ru;l—alofig is Golden CThe Distilled MOTOR OIL run--your Ford soothed to silence with Sunoco CHAT-R-FREE Sold at all zmdc&rl’tcecf aftom Six Other Convenient on the long Locahons | Jerry’s manager ma | day | Da THE EVENING MOHAWKS TO PLAY MARYLAND A. C. NINE Rob Roy Mackey's Mohawks have been booked to furnish the Memorial day attraction at the Maryland Ath- letic Club field, near Chesapeake Beach Junction. The game will start at 3 o'clock. Mack Roberts, who. defedfed Pet. worth last Sunday, allowing the northwest aggregationa total of three hits, will take the mound for the Maryland tossers Saturday. Unlimited teams wishing games for Sundays may find some strong opposi- tion in a meeting with the newly or- ganized Jei Sport Shop nine. The be telephoned at Columbia 10435. Warwick Athletic an unlimited team Saturday afternoon, as the Arlington Athletic Club has postponed _its scheduled tilt. Call Lincoln 2580. Sun the Arlington will meet the Un- ion Printers. Club is seeking as its opponent hool tossers shut out Station team, 4 to 0. Tank ¢ the Naval Air Cleveland Park Juniors and Falls Church Juniors will mingle at George- town hollow Satur at 11 o'clock. Earl Theater tossers are booked to encounter the Shawnee Preps Sunday afternoon at the South Ellipse dia mond Troquois Athletic Club wishes to ar- range Memorial day game with a team ing the use of a diamond. Call Lincoln 4469 between 5 and 7 Moose Midget ck to the An ianded a 6-t0-3 set ba costia Juniors. For a Saturduy game with the Northern Insects call 2 ts defeated the 16 to 15, Corinthian Inse Standard Insects, BRITISH NET TEAM WINS FROM DANES COPENHAGEN, May 28 (#).—Eng- land today eliminated Denmark from the Davis Cup tennis play in the Euro- pean zone, by winning a doubles match Ingland two singles matches yesterday. E. A. Godfrey and C. H. Kingsley of England defeated Erik Worm and Einer Ulrich of Denmark in the match today. The score w.s HAGEN, May 28 (). teh of the second round s cup elimination matches in the ropean zone J. P. Wheatley, Great Rr(uin defeated Axel Peterson of Den- mark, 4—6, f—, The Brllmh a gles when J. B. Gilbert defex Ulrich, 6—1, 9—11, 2—6, 6— .6 ~The second cup elimination between Austria of competition round tennis | and India has been postponed to June | 11, 12 and 13 ARROW “Hi-Gear” Black Russia Calf Famous for Sty True ankle fittin f resilient heels an easyriding. Entree wh And They’re All Novelty Sox as you like them and three grades of Sterling Quality snappy footform last, broad toes make them STAR, HURSDAY, CLEVER MILER IS CHOSEN LEADER FOR NEXT SEASON Thirteen Cindérpathers and Field Men and Fiv Basket Ballers Are Presented With “Cs” at Assembly of Students. BY JOHN I. WHITE. US CHACONAS, crack miler, has been elected captain of Central High School's track team for next season, and 13 members of the squad have been awarded “Cs.” The letters were presented today at the weekly assembly period. The coveted monogram also was given to five players and the man- ager of the basket ball team that brought the 1925 court championship to Central and was runner-up in the University of Pennsylvania tournament. In electing Chaconas to lead the track and field squad next year the Central athletes have picked their star performer of the season just closed and one who is likely to add to his laurels in 1925, Conceded to be the leading miler of ] 100 and 220 yard dashes, the 220 low schoolboy ranks hereabouts, Chaconas | hurdles, the high jump, pole vault, has won five out of nix starts in re-|half-mile relay, broad jump and cent competition and on one occasion, | 8-:pound shotput the “C” Club meet, came within three seconds of tying the scholastic record set by Gross of Tech. For his achievements on the track, Chaconas already has carried off two of the school letters, a feat seldom equaled. Phillip Crowley has been elected manager of the track team to succeed John Keener. The “C™* was awarded to the follow. ing members of the track and field squad: Gus Chaconas, Robert Milans, Fred Mack, Capt. Chester Ireeman, Rueben Freedman, Walter Plumley, Courtney Suter, James Smith, James Suter, Kenneth Smith, Charles Penn bacler, George Aman and Manager John Keener. Capt. Thurston Dean. “Mickey"” Macdonald, Willlam Banta, Earl Moser, Walker Hale and Man azer Raymond Blakeslee received the basket ball award: Riflemen of Central, Tech, Eastern and Western will strive for honors to- morrow afternoon at Camp Simms in the aanual outdoor championship shoot. Two cups and a gold medal will be awarded the individual win ner: Devitt Prep ranners, with a score of 46 points, took second honors in the triangular meet with Naval Acad. emy Plebes and Baltimore City Col lege at Annapolis vesterday. athletes placed first with 6 City College annexed 81 100-yard dash—First, Palmer ond. Cole (N.1: third. Wight (D} 20-ya iret. Palmer (D)) Cole (X" Wight {Dy 0 un; Marchant (N} ond, H third, Jacobson 0.54 61 Half-mile run—First, | ond, Williams (N.}% third Gne-mile run Nahataki (B, C.)¢ 2! rd_iow 4, while ummaries: (D) Capt.-elect With Frager on the moun Guyon's Eastern High base scored its seventh straight victory the scholastic series by defeating Western, 11 to 6, at Central Stadium Western goes into third place in the league standing, Tech and Central having deadlocked the second position honors. The Georgetowners were on even terms with the league leaders for the first five innings, but in the sixth the} champions went ahead, and from then | on had things their own wa: Eastern's big first baseman. filling in behind the bat, repeated h batting triumphs of former games b connecting for a trio of safeties three trips to the plate. The schoolboy champions will end their season Friday when Alexandria High is entertained at Fastern Sta dium. Georgetown University fresh men were to be encountered in a re- turn game this afternoon at Hilltop Field. hurdle in Junior high and freshmen track and field athletes will compete at Centr: Stadium tomorrow afternoon in their annual meet. Ten events appea on the program include the 50, longer “handle inates vibration and perfects balance. NEW specially welded throat gives far greater strength NEW G i i {1 steel ooved at top to tect stringing. NEW and light six- strand twisted steel strings —unsurpassed in resiliency by the finest gut. 20¢ THE GUARDS COLLAR Correcily interprets the Style C\P_o Cluets, Peabody & Co.Inc Makers Calf le and Quality erevershoes areworn $6.50 T! 95¢c. MAY 28, 1925. HARRIS AND FRADGLEY IN BRITISH GOLF FINAL WESTWARD HO, England, May 28 (#).—Robert Harris of Dundee, Scotland, reached the final of the British amateur golf champlonship today by defeating Noel Layton of Walton Heath by one hole. Harris was captain of the British team that played against America in the United States in 1922 and at St. Andrews, Scotland, in 1923, _The other finalist will be E. F. Fradgley of Warren, who beat R. H. Hurdman by two holes. DISTRICT-RACKETERS | SCORE IN RICHMOND With the exception of T. G. Benton, who was defeated by Herbert Bickel of Richmond, Washington players in the Old Dominion tennis tourney at Richmond, Va., survived the opening day of play. Stanley Carr won from H. W. Strat ley by default. In the first round Tom Mangan defeated J. D. Evans, O. Howenstein defeated Dr. Wallace Blanton, and C. 8. Thompson defeated Dr. Robert Preston. Howenstein defeated L. K. Hoxton in the second round, while Marywill Wakeford, playing in the first round of woman's singles, eliminated Mar- garet Forrer. SPORTS. 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