Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 25

FIVE LISTED TO COMPETE WATERMENTOPLAY [ g™ Tie Euening Star |ALOYS NOWLOOKING |)JFFERENCES OVER PASS IN EVENTS IN BALTIMORE | FORBASKETHONORS| ¥EU BOYS CLUB | " % WTHERES| nAY BRING ABOUT SPLIT ' Potomuc Boat Club and Washington Having disposed of the Wonder Five | Canoe Club have gone in for basket N~ In a fast game last night at the Ar- Blue and White Tankmen Are Sure to Face Sturdy |vai and are prepping for an tnterciub Conducted by ROBERT C. McCLELLAN || Tooiing Zorwandvo. the mard masenas | Middle West Is Severe in Its Criticism of Curb in 0 - = 3 _ jmatch that will decide the chawmpion — it has scheduiod for fridwy and Su . . 5 o = e ia Opposition—Western Fencers in Match With .y or Boathouse Row. day nights. Aerial Attack, Which Is in High Favor With | Where and when the game will be BY HARRY dGILL, tice session, if you want to become a| Friday night the Aloys invade the Navy Plebe Team Tomorrow 1 stil In undecided, but the rival | Cuach of the Tamous, Univoraty of Iiiucis | SUAF o1 track or feld. home ilvor of the Aniconti lnzies in Mentors in Big Ten. . 0o g s Track Teatn: N - — X : B ' o ke th el ot = : Next weel ave some Lig base | defeat suffered at the, hands of the BY JOHN L. WHITE. | have seen the two fives in training, ently you can take a| iy niversity of Maryland's miie 2{‘,“,1,,:‘{}”;,"'l‘l"[,’"‘,r'f.'l‘i‘,r;]“’,"x.'f"’:f', H‘,“I BY LAWRENCE PERRY. IVE ¢ - Sionl Hank il bid £ ional titfes in the | her, ey do got together the: fur trial for time. Once a week | relay team will run at the club carni- | puiaceDetroit game ot the Avcade EW YORK, March 24~-In eriticism throughout . Central Jigh School tankmen will bid sectional titles in the | o Ay, val in the Central High Schaol ] e a Areade. , March 24--In cism ¢ hou ual South Atlantic Association indoor swimming mieet, to be| The Potomacs alveady have taken |8 Stadium nest Saturday afternoon. An 8 and Wender tosedrs also especially in the Middle West, o A uth Atl s g . i h uled to hook up on Sund P Y S I It Golioby 50l at Baltmor part in several practice engagements | trials, and if these are taken on|Army band will play. If yow are-not 2 29.t0-17 Deating l‘Lr-\dfid‘ the | by which S B Sl S U e fand are tackling the O Duminion | yrjd, 3 Satirday ¥ ¢ill have | @ competitor, be sure to attend. Bring | wona U RITE e 2 AL A s e : riday or Saturday you will have onders last night was the first the . coach of the school team, avnounced today that Capt. |Boat Club of Alexandria tonight fnf ., > . 3 5 wour friends. Watairad o i b lasscock have been entered in the faucy diving | the Virginta town. Thelr squad in-|3 day of rest before starting the next 155 0 0 5 —— el Y03 stars shovel ot bt ad . Lawrenee in the S0-yard free-style swim | cludes Granville Gude, Rosey Rosin| week's work. 1f your legs get very|p | lscwliere on, thin poge Wil Deliirs 1ot cutbofited uritl ths: foal : ! 3 ki, Bob Duncan, Ofis Biggs, Bill Za ) : 4 £ an application for membership, | Were nut initil 1 Mitchell in tance. ald, HoheDutosn, O Hlkes, & | sore under the shin bones it indicates | Fill it in today and mall it addressed: | Period, when Tommy ook did some m there has 1 o o o . lesik, Bmile Zalesak and the Miller ; I 1 today it e | fancy shooting fo i, 3 3 : ) : : The Central performers will have Insate you are running too much, so case | Chief, Boys Club, The Evening Hta Tha Wondens o ag ho¥malt, 10 o | dePart from certain interpretations of the rules by the official b oo, e oo | PALAGE NEEDS WIN | “The Canoe Club five will b picked | up a little. When the day for a race | Washington, D. ¢ 9. ana after relinquishing the fead n | (¢ 3PPl a different construction. In 1924 there was a radical divergenc: > purted by tha con {from W. D. Havens. A. Johuson.|comes you wmay feel rather nervous the third quarter 1ed the seors twice | from the rules committee’s idea of the way a blocked punt not ¢ ; I Henry ¥ Claude Grigsby < : y BU SRS he i : ! Vo Claude Grigsby and { or worricd, It'is an unpleasant feel- BOY BUILDERS. with long shots. The count stood 1. | the line of scrimmage should be played Sitb e Yol TO STAI IN CHASE‘U_\..M Talbert. | ing, but you wili probab’y run bet Nearly all athletic games are inal session. ¥ sex, the Middie | srae Washdngton Canoe ¢ DL | ter when fecling this way, though| | built on running or throwing, — ste : etad Sk e more Y. Al y 3 . ’ | you mas not 1 3 or both, and a_boy who aspires 0-18 victory over 2 ol ol ot rechad ©lingtons tadace Cub tive coce| MERCY FOR O’CONNELL [vvr may ot think 0. i pertcct b can e o i i T A o | LR antan A b o recked 0 Cleveland tomorrow shit dete mistake in playing base or | heartedly in the averk a1, Western's fencers s i g T S FAVORED BY WRIGLEY | | training for the track team. Wikl Eiayoodl r— e = N Plebus ot B ~ wined to ) the Rosenbiums a sec: | 5 i : s Ay gans e publi: Inte in the sport in Co Aot o et | SAN FRANCISCO, M - the attuck, the st ter's Pirates | co ion at st colrictded o Jiiany O'Connell, former Noew YVork _ uy o {downcd the Winton five, 50 to 12. generally is often cnough for time | University of ie conding first honors in the ot . should be i . | alf American Lusket | % i i A : another chance in organized 3 3 American Basket Ball League. b Hoaul it S on of Willlum Wrigley, jr. =% Second Series.) TRACK SECRETS 1 ler Mofty | The locals ki Datroft last | Ko Ol be ¢ | 2 et " ; i + X rd with e e grder 10 tie | Angeles Paciflc Coust League Clubs evviand T8 it Waynes 4l By Sol Metzger. . L s DIVISE (5 them tomorrow and seore | WHEICY @aid thit "O'Connell, "who, g : 3 Oicao e et Feneing Club to et the [second win over Detrolt in their final | 1547 fl’,""“‘:"";th,’:’,’;’“‘,,‘,"‘fifl"’ 5 { R s hisn 7 i3 7 U rbelig, Annupolis team 1n the loui 3- | game here next Sunday | League scandal of 1924 was t mond Pratt and Robert Fuller lave Rosenblums will be making | $58L 0 o0 e inacent. of heen named as alternates. weir start in the league when “‘lom’“ - kle Washington snd conse- e st A Tonight's Game. 4 and Duke quently will show plenty of fight. The |, O onnol wwas the princival figure By Lo fe of o] Cliose at ¥ort Wayae. jasy Liag L2 that were | Palice team, came out on top it the | Floii® Bah, Shotston ot tiie Phi < . 2 : s - e Tl et delphix Nationals, during the critical fu 3 ; : y e LI e series between the Phillies and ably, ¢ {at all. % 5 2 o 1sh opposition: Tc MORLEL. March 4.—-The 135 | Glauts. ‘Connell asserted « i ex. The | | g & A i sl av e e am of the Jewish Kducational | Dolan, ‘b of the Glunts, 1 s s all kinds | epres 1 its geographical | _ O it o s Alliance won 1 antic | him_up to approacaing ; 4 )| 1 E ative | 1wirled for Cenural during five of the 4 A £ ! d . s ik e ntative | p seven inni nd was found fo f 4 3 aivil) the wehole jthing, i m; $0_ w0 g | n L one bingle : s o £ out the |was a rather crude | il Jo > Tl a0 s = | : X e i : | —— - — Phipps shared the mour < in the 3 3 s DD CLEDOI S Ry ran | 5 the i r ! Hall " RADIATORS, FENDERS other two frames e through @ N Calir,, Merch . K E 4 l'olllfiik“ll,.}l‘)#n“\-\lll '!t.: Q{'}'u" 7 ¢ ~ with clean slates, Lobby T and | . g that the | Barl S premier race ri | Tioper, Princeion: T. A. D, AE Tecko pitched for the oppo There Will Be Lots of Pe sieal Denelit xganed: lag \as Speeding towand | Al runners, other thun sprinters,| Yale: Tred . Mote. 3% WITTSTATT'S R. & F. WKS. Naxt ; % A ¢ i from Kentucky on a tratn, | sh celop as long : as | Stagg, Chicago, Duva Bi L o 10 Lith St NW. ____ 143 P. REAR Tuesday the Central n rive in time to ri | possible. ht incline forward of [8nd M. M. . Ahean b Sl T At Star Boys Club Carnival| Sy i 5 e e S el 5k s St e Biien e = st Bl Wallace: Motor Co. Last Night's ¢ 1 Detroit Chicag, Playing 2 postseason game list condition an h at Tia J 1 this afternoc The main point to avoll ix to pre- rught at the Arcide. Lastern’s has evidence of the preceding | s Doreen {¢ a bright hope | vent kinking the leg 4 0. = Capt. t five nosed the phan he University of M 1 " ; | statement is <hown in the fact that | A K handicap to Le|you step out In front | resignation from the Army has means to T niversity of \ le refay team and several of | jaar in other sports s n at 7 2 & vic The one fn | West Point without a represen Spsieday of the firs her other stars performing and an Army band to furnish the |as Iruun hal ling, boxing and |her ¥ > brightened {the 1o <y natural st Tich St e Sk 3 to o il dropy > v S y . . 5 : A ol deru eves of her ow as it the Western « S 1 1 he E ing ar Boys Club athletic carnival Je held | rowing use as one of their | si ves 1 t s ¥ o inte 3 el [ he Fvening Star Boys Club athletic carnival, to be held | Gier Conditioning exercises, S there {and tabier | 4 ! tne reus, |onsi Valles. Soud:wesiern oltus AR thaete it 2 St urday aiternoon, is destined to be nothing lost, at least, in training | Cavlasis, mold Wi i 1o sume energy, kinks his |® g n 20t 9, test schoolboy track meet held hereabouts in our time, at least, | ¥ourself for any track meet, Chula Vista stble. w en- | knec as he takes his forward stride. S . : ks S S : ales and Service ' - n unlooked-for = ared in Sund e, ack | vesult he does not stride ag| RV One v Peewee Wallk ptain-elect An unlooked-for numbe on rangements to he present us tere . estern’s basket hall five for have been received already and more | SPectuators. ont and root for | Molpion f) ‘ L L Birth of Committee. ! s / 4 i March 14, Mon- s ver s of L troy ind seven of mmates have | are expected. Althous! Kb | your school vour friends aud | by Hary i vill have oth : Bnsoh ) < . L ! 5 Aays o t ba ¥ 1709 L s N w heen awarded major sports let | ¢ Although it does seer| y,veia ™45 @0 alonk Jur g articles on sprinting by other starg | & et record. fu 9, the playing code was i treet N.W. R The | @& Vit early in the season, wel-{ Thore Wil D 110 dathelon. o) |and coaches. but if you mast and & quarter. He will be rid- | his opponent. That A e T entions Cot: 3 "W ol e Je no admission ¢ 4 i r\'n,m‘ll‘ lll;‘xr;vl;-“v«u\evl 0 iy as an oppertunity | A list of new quml}:A‘s‘(u,llm\ 2 {that Coach GIll b wn you, en Sunday by Willle Munden, o | 20T @ Kly, 2 ; ! | posed of delexates i Just East of Conn. Ave. 3o WAL | to zet an edge on before the coming ! Kenneth Olmert, 741 Aspen street; | ¥0u have some natural ability The Coffroth Handicap, with 65,000 } Such u runner cunnot stand a b ! . Thi Main 7612 4 and | Junior High School and other games, | Ralph Allen Payne, Anucostia Sta- i dded money, is the all-uge | race. bound to becor > 2 : » Jack Stodder. Monograms| A whole ot of time is not required {tion: John Bergen. 1409 Newton e for this year. 1ed and I have been awarded to members [to get the average schoolboy into|Street northeast: Patrick Bergen of the Western Lightweights as fol- | condition to compete. They are more | 1409 Newton street northeast: Melvin | Welghts, lows: Roger Thornette, Gene lden, | liable to go stale than the older ath-|How 209 Fourteenth street north- {bv such fumou louis Richards John Owens, An. | letes, since th do not require as|east, and George Rouzee, 38 W street. | Oswolt, Tom Lict drew Glea Rod, Glenn 4 | Douglas Morrls, 37 K street Wilson and Harry . Clip out all wott, William Looney e ior Iligh School reluy | €ast; Woodrow Mangum, 1605 T they have told yon and follow th vle. Minfature silver i championship is to be the r.‘m.-..ix -seventh st xl southeas instructions in each afternoon nted the Most of the Junior High!sey Brason, 629 1° street )k the interclass court | Schools have entered teums and are | Robert Riley, 18 Ra i receivi sy getting into shape and the race | Marr Cunter. Gl ! o R A L L e ING SCALD 1 nder: R No one will be allowed to compete | = nth L bl i nderw st S SN Mulvihill, 1813 M street: Fd | Richardson, Williz nd Eob | in more than two events, for ve Wilson Zood veasons. In. the first Place no| vard F. QUKL 417 Upshun st follows a microbic invasion Michael . Oliver, 1313 Kenne Stop the itching and Sk street; J. r Rvden, 14 rty- | save your hair with . IR v ¢ .| Nfth street: William . Lanhaimn CANOE CLUB LEADERS e e G Md.; Willlam D. Sterrell, jr.; Thirty Newbrovl-lerpiclde‘ MEET HERE SATURDAY Acting on request from one of |Afth and Rodman streets, und Charle The Quality HalrTanic® the members, it has Leen agreed to|Sduler. 11 Evarts street northeast. The semiannual meeting of the | ullow the competitors in the un- Middle States Canoe Racing Associa- | limited division only to wear spikes, tion will be held at Washington Cance | Most of the entrants in this class are Club on Sature 7. Both the | old-timers and would Le Jost without Washington 1 3 l"'l.::n:m' | spikes. . - eaije‘f from Tioat Club are s MuRIEL'S DIARY The Evening Star Boys Club Athletic Carnival Central High School Stadium, March 27, 1926 Please enter me in the following events: T am a member of The Evening Star Boys Club and will abide by the conditions of my pledge. Name They call him the «Wizard of Wall Street,” and now he’s surrendered to my charms! School .. Weight........ I was daring, indeed, to go :gfter him, to Entries for the relay races will carry the name of the school repre- even imagine that I could win his favor. sented and the age and weight of the oldest and heaviest members only. For he believes that things are good only - = === == = : when they’re costly, and before he met me, he spent lavishly ‘on imported cigars. But, RIGHT ACROSS THE COUNTRY like most men, he sought :(l] milder and 1v;iindi 3 ' Li ke. So an introduction to Murie i The E(‘:'le'l':ngl Star Boys was asranged. And then he fell for me like From coast to coast “Chesterfield ul edge they all do. . 3 ) WANT to be member of The Evening Star Boys i g SRR e b ' quality” has won the endorsement Club, and if accepted to membership, I pledge my- clared after the first few puffs. self to: «But perfectly blended with the ' choicest ; 3 g Kesp rysef heays in good physical condition. WO s o s el s of smokers in every walk of life y r. Be a modest winner and an uncomplaining loser. from punishment,” his friend added.. S : ; Abide by the rules of all sports I engage in and And then we went for a long ride in his : este e respect officials. Rolls. ’ Follow the activities of the Club through The . Evening Star. . ¥ Never neglect either home duties or school i Such popular:ty must be deservcd classes. The Cigar That's Just Right I am——-years old ; attend Z 2 would like to have a Membership Certificate 7 Y Neither too heavy. . . nor too and The Evening Star Boys’ Club button Y mild. . . the perfect which T will wear. ) V7% medium blen - i Nams of Boy. Club Perfecto 10c W /// 2 Other sizes 2 for 25¢c, 15¢, 3 for S0c . /% T s o DANIEL LOUGHRAN Co., INC,, : ; Clip this blank application, fill it out and mail it today el 4 J \ i 5 i PRIRTRE eddressed : Chiei, Boys dub, Evctlling Star, Washington, D. C. Washiogton Distributors - Diag. of Columbin R : : “ i