Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1926, Page 36

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926. Navy, Washington and Wisconsin Still Are Favorites in Poughkeepsie Regatta CREWS SUSTAIN PRESTIGE D-C.TENMISENTRY || 6‘\ T The Coening Star | YALEANDHARARD | [\ O MEN IN SPORT! 3 A ‘w Is I-IMITED TO 64 BY CORINNE FRAZIER ON PRACTICE ON HUDSON| v BOYS_ _(]hI_JUB - R AR e Play in the annual District of Co e . 4 lumbia net championships for men N Y LON N, Conn., June 25 Tennis League, which follows the championship event each yea Only Surprise in Workouts Is Remarkably Spee dyi“n. besin tomorrow morning ut 930 | Conducted by ROBERT C. McCLELLAN ‘ ;.-".’.’.).ns‘"}'r'.l'n:.f.‘k'.'i 'L?;fi;c_"‘rfl-l}"fi:l','v | reaclied the second round yesierday, witk one player advansing to . i * i ne & jon the umbarton Club courts at - == == e e S aE y ree lengths. he Crimson | the semi-finals. Trial by California Eight—Pensylvania May Wisconsin _avenue and R street, took the lead at the start and held Virginia Clinedinst took her place in the scmi-final bracket 2 7 : ’ according to A. J. Gore, chalrman of BY TOM WEBER, goes back under water again and| it to the finish. winning a default from Marjorie Wooden, who i< competing in the Vi Do Better Thu“ Exp(.m(,d‘ Too. the tournument vnmmil}»- & Famous United States Coast Guard Swimmer. | the _process is repeated. The official times of the race ginia State_events at Noriolk, and scoring a hard-c: tiihe erin f 5 When you can do that properly | were: Harvard, 11:00; Yale, 11:12 2-5. S Dt el o il st s o'clock tomorrow afternoon ORE land practice. But this|go to the tank and again go through Harvard captured the Junior | Mrs. Beatrice Smith, several times winner of 1 ST time with water—a basin or |4l the excrcises you have been | vamsity mile contest, defenti favored to capture it again this year. CE PERRY. W Sl el **1" 9" | kiven, adding on the breathing exer-| Yale by two lengths in a thrilling | Miss Clinedinst defeated Mrs. Smith, | BY LAWRENCE PERRY. [ottewn e enia Mo Soonyiithce a wash bowl full of water. | Gides: race on the Thames G2, T3, In the epening set she P“U'”Km SIE, N. Y., June 25.—Nothing has occurred in the final be expected to report Sunday| Don't feel like you're a sissy be- - The official times were: Harvard, |inau 1 an offensive attack | T | | with the exception of those competing Stges of preparation for the varsity cvent of the Poughkeepsie [0 0 play (w0 rounds on that dav. | (' voure learning to swim this How to Breathe. 10:36 3:5; Yale, 10 D D Iy | oean it . atches 10 be played in before noon 3 : : g : secor Mrs. § segginning July regatta next Monday afternoon to alter the writer's prediction of | (morrow. wWill be Announc “lhe [way. This is the right way to learn NEW LONDON, Conn., June Zi.— [settled down to that steady play for [he on duty at the three weeks ago that the main feature of the races on the Hudson will [morning papers. All ent s whose | to swim. The fellow who is lhr?wn Yale and Harvard, America’s most an- ‘\\hl‘x_hlrlx’h;ln",. v]x” .,.,\(“;:L T)‘.Tf,u\"'.‘l;l'f':.\::;: instructions to all be rowed in two distinct sections—a group of leaders fighting for first | W4mes appear on the tist of those |off the ,ML,"ir off ukrw;"“l\"i‘rfi e - clent college rivals, today write the |y Do O r G et gathe | 3 - i . | Schedule Orenoon are request- | . o to sink or swim, i 4 4 g B it e - L Lol place_and another group struggling for supremacy in the second division | e o report Drompily. - orter. that | Lats A 1ol b S o S ntart in final ehapter of their vear athletic|cred force for @ Mt efore which Nor is there any special reasou for mate 1anges in the writer's {as many contests as possible may be | 54 o Tt s i : etitiol > D ’ i er the decision. respe = ges, Sl ) a8 poss Ay s g A ife is in great £ tHe Thames RIver: scens, of the S Ll ctive s t <uzgestion that the Navy and Washington are likely to be in the van, with | completed before the afternoon rush | SWimming o pimle Bhan Rt of the Thumes Ttiver, sccue of thelr| n the oher mitches reported yes: |t annal inter i the possibility that Wisconsin may give them a battle. hegins. The commnittee is forced to|danger, despite the fact s c D T S TRt Gt BT R 3 6 & iy Jaeloar vl ke the latter pari But. in view of a remarkab'y fast time trial made by California the | utilize every possible opportunity for |panions may know oW 10 ST, | n four-mile varsity race at 6 p.m., stand lefe Fiveerite L Postont | diont il yusteday feue i, other night. it would not do to be too dogmatic in relegating the Bears Dlay, as the lmited number of courts | Suck W (8 N0 CLle® of’ the B | |ard time, the last of three events of |62, 7 llizabeth Shepley and | ground he ¢ ! to the second division of the varsity race. :m the u[\;\n!n{.,' n]umd-t this year. # practices must be had on shore. SIS the day, but Harvard hopes were high | Maude Sewe d in a three-set Only the girls who qualify in the They may make a lot of trouble g i atry in the event, which has al.| To learn to breathe while swim- for its first victory in six vears. The | marathon, which resulted in victory | wo preliminary meets on Monday, but in the lizht of knowl CANOEISTS TO 0 | ways been wide open in the nus; will | ming there is no better method than rest of l‘hn progr: n.(‘vnmw’l\mll - lr;lufl \!:;:' \h,q‘;l\ ;,'t::_r-n; ’n !'x«\t:‘;llrlzrly;l"'”; be held in the R tank and the edge that a 4-mile thresh «:mm‘ H LD | have to be limited to 64 contestants |practicing it on lund In a basin or ;::4:;‘::';:"]'!|2:11: varsity two-mile rz b e o il b 1 wn early in August powerful opponents and a dash over this year, due to the ‘court shortage|bowl of wate pa oroing. ; - £ » , be el to compete in S r face 2 ose | New London took on i carnival at-| 6 . this distance stop wateh D e ey 1 "Stick your face in the water, up may exhale through the no et f Ahe TleRD AV A, this distance azaint a stop watt ' REGATTA TOMORROW e K ot dressing oo facllities. || SGr evebrows and exhale through | while your face is submerged. But|mospher: as alumni, undergraduates | : c o t | = ] se to ignore the fact that the nose, blowing bubbles. When the [ whatever you do don't get and try | and others arrived by the thousands e ey er I W sl e R nhale. The water will g0 into | to seo Americas oldest rowing elassic | ] I : of course, have more. So then turn | your lun Tilt face to side when |from observation trains. Hundreds of y J L I8 A 1 A new form of scoring in | SnEiss alone and. severul it 1| Your face to the stde—try the right | ¥ou need air and grab a mouthful, | yachts were at the finish of the course, | 18t7d to o ween introduced in Eng [cluding home talent - representing AINEles wlone and severul Umes [ gege rhen vour mouth, ¢ o then submerge face again. Harvard scored u “moral victory SR hiten ol e et i ed ST ks other hand there is a Washington Canoe Club and Potomac | e Busi the number has passed the| o i, jg above water. Grab ! i ; ! by holding Yale to . foot ball tie Lust | | Hesilts ¥ el \indini the Roles: Paintmt chance that they may show quite |Boat Club, will compete for honors In addition to a large field of slocal | full of air through your mouth. Ask Tom Webb any questions you | Fall, heat the Elis at hockey, lost by | PENC nedinst at I i H convinoingly. PRfuch mtrdnear thines |y Sl ae S e e ataTs Sholuding: Tomi Mangam, | Bonib tiyitoiintiale RNTGURKEyourwish. | Tomorrow . there wilILihe|fan eyelaslr at frack and then tro e than that have happened upon the % HisE A e | Clinorie Chirat (G mincing x. 70| MORe. another swimming lesson. the Blue twice this week for the broad bosom of the Poughkeepsie |Making up the program of the W RS e DI R As soon as this is done the head (Copyright, 1920.) Three” base ball crown. . sl |Gore, A. O. White and other ranking Two playground swimming pools course. tIngton Canoe Club’s first open regatta | javers, entries have been received opened yesterday and many girls and GENUINE Penn Possesses Finesse. |of the season tomorrow. THe races | f the leadt ’ t )t Mary. o hoys donned their gay-colored bathing Pennsylvania. too, may surprise [ will start at 2:30 n‘ clock, just off the I.:;‘\:]!‘, “"ir:{:fl'..,"gu'wl Cu:xr.:r( m:(rfie Boys of E'venlng Star Club YALE IN FINAL AT POLO, T h’-m(:.)v' H;(L '(‘ml ’uu. J:' 1?;5 Palm Beach $12 75 . the men of Berkelev w badly | i beaten on Lake Washington by the| paddlers of six anizations, in- | vear, 95 piay SEYhaa and on Cayuga Lake Ly Both her friends and rowing enthu-|club float near Key Bridge. Atlantic States. DEFEATING ARMY, 14-4scason. e siasts generally, not through the dis-| The strongest out-of-town competi- Robert FElliott and Eddie Jacobs, ound opened its pool | play of rowing finesse. for this he tion is expected from the Pendleton |two Baltimore sensations, will make l' B l ’ H S RYE, N. Y., June 25 (P).—Yale de s 3 e ziris will || Mohair Suits has ady shown, but through the Cance Club of Edgewater, J strong bid for honors. Jacobs rl‘—" 0 e aug "t ow to 'vlm feated West Point, 14 to 4, in the last Monday, application of power sufficiently | Among the Jerseyites will be Iarnest |cently succumbed to Tom Mangan in | g )L M o o semi-final match of the intercolleglate | Wednesday and Friday of each week FREDERICKS great and sufficiently enduring to|Reidel. 1-mile double-blade champion |the Hotchkiss Cup matches and is polo tournament at the Westchester- | will be reser r the girls in the | MEN'S WEAR STORE make a bid for honors when the of the American Canoe Racing Asso- s second meeting, which E\-ER\- member of The Evening Star Boys Club should know how to | Biltinore Country Club vesterday. Rosedale tank | 508 9th St. N.W. Lombs begin to reverberate from the |ciation. He will perform in his spe- | see robable in the coming even: 3 et = 2 The Elis will meet Harvard in the | “town, the fair sex ce huge span of the suspension bridge Ity against Bill Havens of the 7 Vleitt, Army swim. Can you swim? Do you want to learn? Here's your chance. | finals tomorrow. Brd A Th a mile from the finish ‘ashington Club, holder of the Mid- [ title holder, Capt. And A The use of the indoor pool at the Jewish Community Center If the Quaker oarsmen have the|dle States Canoe Racing Association |of the Navy Leech Cup team and Col. p WY I// ! f‘ HtAfiniL th Tastithey; ranyi welliprove | iatle; or e faimaevent, e s heen granted the club for a few hours each week for the purpose of | NG ORI TH PO = g / — . aging successful war against | expected to show well, while the Mary- |in the titular struggle. charge or further obligation whatever. A corps of instructors, headed by ioliaths, land Swimming Club of Dundalk, Md., i | James McNamara, physical director at the Jewish Community Center, Visconsin's coach, Dad Vail, has he Old Dominion crews from | ning The lack of ower | alexandria aiso snoua be i the run: | BRITISH TOURNEY PLAYER | Wil be in charge of the class. N —— Most of the club members who can- | AT e SR W LT B + SPLITS BALL WITH CLUB |rot swim ure prosressing spienaiaty | FEW LOCAL ATHLETES that e BSTS Sppbiomtyur | BROWN FIGHTS SILVER. | ST ANNES. ingland, June 25 o | ST06T, (00 Eudance of Tom Wehs) | S, A. SECTIONAL MEET " e ] 1 7 wwefe Lable to supplyplents: ot | oL - i tooh b b et daily instruction in thelr column, but ik = B8 L = | MULLYWOOD, Culit., Tiitle 25 W) lat Antonio Derez, Argentine brofes. (it is hoped that all will take advan- | Arthur Baker of Washington Canoe | [ | withholding from the | 3 il v : E Newsboy Hrown of New York . . . ; Club, Coleman Jones of Central and v ! sional in the British open champion- | o - g : 1b, Colema I Teddy Silva, Oakland, contenders for | GEVL QL AR ¥ tage of this new offer. The instruc-| . "y o _and Pete King of Devitt the fl'\“- <ht cr o tpiorm make up Washington's slim squad r: | for their @ bout here tonigh e A T L GEter entrants in the South Atlantic trac ’ a Brown, because of a draw with Fidel | Perez was unable to control the dam- | pig class. and fleld championships to be held to- and Columbia seemed 101 "p.ipa fiyweight champion, was a . Which veered so far from | This move was made by the club !yl S e Coly ald, Baltt- be book the second division, al-| g2% " M T s today. F " N rse as to cost him eight strokes | by way of relieving the congestion at) o All will try for junior titles heit in @ race in which so many crews | o yorite Wb fans todas. o on the hole. Officiuls permitted him to | the public pools and at the same time | M9re; Al will try for junior titles. | are entered and in which the opportu put a new ball in play, and he was | giving the members a little private |, Baker Wi Boce e T the nities for jockeying, strategy and the | {able to rescus the round with a 75. instruotion. g - like are so m Id 1o one may pre-| CARP TO FIGHT HUFFMAN. | e TR/t ks! i 1 opportinity tol] Jocumswill thyow: the plkcsisndihe 2 4 . 16-pound sho Jones dict with « nty just what may S ANGELE June 25 P).— ‘ In proportion to population, Canada | learn to swim. It's a safety measure |y volin, while Lingle will pole vault | ans that place in the van which throughout the years they o be the lttle David of this re- | The Philadelphia Canoe Club also is | captain, will represent the services |conducting a class in swimming, open to all club members without any | — have established as u traditional = & niblick split open a golf | tors rank with the most capable here {ball 1in the rough on the thirteenth. about gnd are looking forward to a 722777777, 22200 come out of the shuffle. | James Tofton, representing a | has more golf courses than tl as well as one of the most beneficial | 114" King will handle the weights. | group of Tia Juana sportsmen, pro- | Stat Alberta leads other Canadian |0f exercises. The use of one of the 7 BNRVY WEAS W owexd OI Kioow s {moters of the Carpentier-Huffman | provir with on N | best pools in the city has been placed - e - .\‘mm‘mnu oLty SR S ::w vout, which was scheduled for Julv 4, { tion of Ontario. Alberta has 60, while | at s disposal with a corps olf CRICKET MATCH IS DRAW. river from Poughkeepsie. where the pag ‘announced that the fight would {Ontario has 160: Quebec, 70 capable “big brother” instructors wel e e et sl rowing uuart suve the l\x'l\dfi"""',pq held the Mexican horder ki e \Lmillubu, 51, and coming the chance to be of service to | _CHESTERFIELD, England, June |\ home of Colmmbia, suggest ranch|September 5. 30 Yo (®).—The critcket match between shacks in 4 mean country. the visitor | fvery club member desiring fo join | Australia and Derby ended in a dra )ng opinion favoring the| S —— S = the class will send his name to "“’.Tlh" el A\Hflli‘dlfl-dfl';' "‘]’ epeat her 1925 victory in the club chief immediately and watch his | 1ings, 313 for five wickets, declared. The Evening Star Boys || st tmmeatel fiand tob Bt D inmines, 145: Seoond 1w 72 % 7777, 2 227777707727, 7 v ngton—or any other opening of the class. | heav to row dike the mis. 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