Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1930, Page 47

SPORTS 10 TEST HINGELF || STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE ||jAWK BALL TEAM [£8s5aRss ssluntgtensams] | ROD AND STREAM 4 While Rhodes was turning in & no-| Pepco Barry, former French A. C. BY PERRY MILLER. hit, no-run game he and his mates player, is making making good at | UST a little too late for Easter O‘Tl:; real hero of the first two ’%‘;'eld]‘ were socking the ball for 27 hits and a | Clarksburg. He is playing regularly in | HE anglers will find in the Po-| At Seaside Parx, formerly Chesa- | miracles from tall hats, Charles | & the .“L‘:[Sf{;m{;?x"gim";g e | 31-0 victory. ::;':h{‘eflg;" :g;}:! gg:“gow"- e tomac River and Hains Point | peake Beach, comes the report that not R. Allen of Congressional dis-|goif oniy once a week. He is the cham- A big early iead enabled Holmes | Eretwhlie Frenchie wn yesterday to Chain Bridge this week end |a hardhead has been landed, but that 1 v ies. defeat Hibbs Co.,, 9 to 7, in vl | hed in their nets | covered yesterday that bunnies |pion of the Woodmont Club, and a fine Bakery to the gamey white perch. The | fishermen found enmeshe | d the Industrial League. Irish Long, who played with Pull | one morning this week about a dozen have their place on golf courses and PRV, WO neve t. Yesterday,| ... . = 8. L 40l Iman | ryn of herring has not started, only hotin e fiodnders ‘& Will Not Re-Enter Ring, He|tnat a bal off the line may become & |pitreq” aguinst' Harry . i, he set| Wins Four Straight Games| Three runs pui seros in the nfth | last year, has been reiensed by Clarks- | "3, "} v ‘made sheir appearance. | (UL 0f the 2-pound size, s s | plaything at the Woodmont Cou:llry Su 13 ot pace that the Manor Club gnlzrl;‘(,i"nl((:i:};r:gyken :f)'t E nine to » 63 3 From Washapresgue, Ve comes the |© S bet and mearest brogk_trou H eighth hole, ar was lown at the turn and was H Vi ”, fishing is to be found in Marylane Says, Unless Convinced |ciub. It happened at lhe‘ L ies, | VigulAhed by 6'and 5., 16 was ons ol After Losing Opener. town Church League. 'rrflmuy.l:’u'f"h:?:’:’figg of the Indus- | report that the big trout run has started | fishing is to be found in Maryland i a par 3, which makes up in tOUBRRESS | ¢y,0 o0 gecisive lickings that Pitt ever Treasury topped G. P. O., 5 to 4, in | Saturday at 8 oclock. .~ o8 {0} and that the boats are returning with | {{ZFUNG pilhi o Cleeks have been fur- He’s 100 Per Cent. what it lacks in length. - has abeorbed. Weyl did it because he Sandlot Notes. a Therd-fought Departmental League 3 catehes of from 26 t0 180, . ine|PIShing excellent gport. C T shot, . h , Wi e Eastern ore T unton, Va., A;l:d"n:nmfie ’u‘;‘:nnm:rsnd i;mum:cd mer- | 7 on a par 4 hole and was even par for Match. One of the best games of the year report Irom Sta player, who never has shown at his best —_— v e i d | that streams in that vicinity are low for 1an % ——e ir |should result when the Union Printers | hardheads are being caught in g0od | tha » ily oV carpet and over the low |the balance of the distance. Emerson Peewees have changed their - | numbers, Capt. Dantel P. Ball tele-|this time of the year, with a scarcity N SORESTER. M T e e back. As he walked to| In the afternoon he shot the same NE of the niftiest ball teams 1% | name to the Colony Theater Peewees, (319 L1, Navel Hospital teams clash to- | Gropied® e rorning that fishing 15 | of sront. aud that & ‘motement 15 on , Minn.,, May 9.— Py ball. bemoaning _the overstrong | brand of golf against Charles W. Cole. | this neck of the woods € | They are booking games through Man- . x fine and that one boat returned With |foot to have the streams closed on May Jack Dempsey, former| &8 Sl oficed a rustling in the tall [Jr, of Indian Spring, whom he beat by ] Mohawk nine which has Won | ager David Nimetz at Adams 5996 be- T = a catch of 100 large hardheads in 1ess | 15 instead of June 30. world heavyweigh v is ball had stopped and (a 2 and 1 margin. - | tween 7 and 7:30 HOCKEY PLAYER SOLD, than two hours’ time. A report from Annapolis says that eavyweight boxing | grass where his ba its last four games after los- | tw P Capt. George M. Bowen of Solomons | some rockfish have been caught in champion, reiterated that |saw three baby rabbits at work. Search’ | o p 1, Ransom and Mrs. C. C.{ing its opener by 1-0 to Croome. Del the Medico Insect nine RTLAND, - : he would fight again if he can get | ing for his D e h e Brown, wou ttisSbotch oursatie ol R:v, Iitian “Head Cardinals, Abtecs] Will Lo Lol Gantans 6 ¥ Soiock &b the | Boror o aftche bt el B el i teen T M in condition, In 3 talk and “in- | the fly o spot on which to take | SYenl staged at the Army. Navy anc) e Soring Giants have bowed | Rome of Larry Sheehy. Ti27 Georgia | Buckaroo hockey team, has announced | hardhade and bao a tromt was landeq port says that plenty of hardheads are formal quiz” before a joint meet- ball was & £200 00 O e, curled up | Marine Corps Country Club sesterday avenue. The Medicos will face Wonder | the sale of Jack Pratt, stellar defense | the first part of the week on hook and |being caught in the nets, but none by ing of the Rochester Kiwanis and “b‘(“fl{",m":,':“:{'b:,'{“ ¢ ot g Al T el m:;’:‘;‘f& e Boys tomorrow at 1 o'clock on the North | player, to the Boston Bruins for $7.300. | line. fhie Sogint Rotary Clubs yesterday. B avibe his mashie violently in the | 300 Mrs. J T OResr. ' The event next | Ballston's fast nine met Sun- | Ellipse diamond. - “Shortly after T leave here T will g0 | air and “shooing” in vigorous fashion, ( HECK WU bE ¢ P day at 3 oclock on the Ballston dit- | vietory Post diamonders will engage ANGLERS’ GUIDE o——————— into training,” the former champion |Allen finally convinced the rabbit that — mond will be the Hawks' next opponent. | Knight's Midgets of Alexandria Sunday 7 Wallace F. Baker of Dallas, Tex., has said. “But I will not fight unless I get tion was the better part of valor, | woman golfers of the Elkridge Fox t 11 o'clock on Monument diamond |HIGH AND LOW TIDES FOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, MAY 10 AND 11, scored six holes-in-one in the last four in 100 h 1 be)| e tuck his little white | Hunting Club won their return en- HAWK players are to gather for the trip | ai TR AT CHESAPEAKE BAY AND LOWER POTOMAC RIVER POINTS. years of golf. aiire of It before I re enter the Finiee |04 the bunny ek B e R | g O "Ohews Ghics air oz At the Virginia avenue playground at | No. 10. e Tt g Dempsey s recovering at the Mayo | i, mroceeded to hole out in 4. players at Chevy Chase yesterday, scor-| 12,30 oiclock Sunday. " o | Lionel Insect, Pewee, Midget, Junior | washington ........Saturday ] Clinic following a minor operation. Another funny thing happened at [ing 1315 points to 1014 for the hosts. VIth Rglor or Ders oning. [ “WKS|and Senior teams will meet tonight at Sindey “Carnera,” Dempsey said, when ques- | nag short hole. John C. Shorey of | A match played at Elkridge two weeks V| Tavio GthE B thpaws, | Fisher Hall, Wisconsin avenue and N |annanolis Batirday tioned about the big Italian, “has not | Bannockburn and Page Hufty of Con- |ago was halved. D Suethler, SOUthPANS, | streets. Lionel Seniors are after a game TBh Y jone toush enough to give @ |gressional were all square 8t UOS| yii 3. 0. Rhyne won the women's | The Hawks nave entered the Capitai | coin° 5130, real Indication. Dut @ mman of his size | seventeenth in thelr first round mateh |\ /i tht at Bannockburn yesterday |City League with the following players: Sunday e et e hime after ma g | In the tourney yesterday, when SR | (ke core of 891613 In secont'| Manager Amidon. Loveless, Hays, Tay- | The Government League should prove | Solomons Island ... Saturday . Ra toeh obponent, A e T preen. place was Mrs. T. B. Hayden, with|lor, Dean, Tennyson, Deuterman, Smith, |one of the closest races in years, if the | . Ly “I takes three things to make a | PLLID the trap b0t ot o O boked | 109—25—84. Barley, Guethler, ' Licarione, = Hines, |first nine games of the schedule mean |Benedict ... e fighter,” Dempsey continuied—“ability 0 | 14 he o Sporey said. “And then I looked —_— Gawm, Schwarzmann and Havenner. | anything. Bl TR s TR give, ability to take and a fighting heart. | ot "him again. He was crying. Big CARDINAL A c TEAM Johnny Davis and Earl Gordon are | Tt looks as if a_three-cornered fight Sunday It 1s the lack of an ability to take that | (aars were running down his cheeks as . U the latest acquisitions to the Virginia |for the Terminal League championship | Rock Point ... .Saturday hr:cs ]}lep', T"“f.]Gu?'(‘*tr?mr}(fi?;“érfxt;m' he looked at my ball reposing in the v White Sox team, it has been lnnounr;d this year, with Pullman, l‘.xpreumlnd Sunday 12:57a. LB alling seve 5 ; B tes G Seode v “hax Suhmeling will be s giost flg:o‘r"flv\’,’sv At hatyh s ot the sIGNs THREE YUUI!"S by Manager George Harrison. The |Washington Terminal nines providing (Compiled by United Btates Coast an c Survey. match for Jack Sharkey. The fight type that would cry because of a bad will be o close that only when all the | Gt “Tpe Jad is a big, husky, colored | ALEXANDFPIA, Va., May 9.—Three little things that happen during the | poy,'who has something of a reputa- | young players who performed last sea- training_period have been considered | fi £ “gorapper. He it was who | son with the Columbia Engine Company will we be able to guess accurately on | yanquished a group of colored lads in | of the Alexandria Fire Department have the winner.” 2 battle royal at the Congressional a | been signed by the reorganized Cardinal few weeks ago. And yet Shorey says| A. C. They will make their appearance SAND! AS T cried when he saw his ball in the | with the Cards Sunday, against Foxall LOT BASE BALL | |bunker. A e Madiione Sre Vincent (“Covey”) led a 10-foot putt to halve e & ons are y' s Bradley, pitcher; Louis Lataam, out- the eighteenth and went to the nine- e tzenlt‘:‘ to win from Hufty when he latd | fielder, and Billy Padgett, outfielder. o9 o Warwick A. C, 3% Gulf Midgets, 3. the Congressional lad a dead stymie, | Benny Gammage, former Alexandria Chevy Chase Grays, 8 Takoma Cubs, 3.| thu¢ winning the first of two extra-hole | migh athlete, has been elected manager GAMES SCHEDULED. matches, which brought him to the | or®the Del Ray A. C. Gammage has semi-final. Shorey met Clarence B. | scheduled his tossers to oppose Columbia Songress, Helehts School va. Conerest | Murphy, the Congressional champion, | Heights A. C. here Sunday at 3 o'clock genm- diamond. 1:30 otiock. in one semi-final today. on Edward Duncan Field. Oapite], Heights vs, Scasmeville, Sunday. | 1n the other bracket that consistent Alskardriabatd Chitge MARo SHRD Beagrsville. Md.. 3 o'cl r home Snengler’ Post ve. Lincoln Post, Sunday. | YPteran of the geme and popuiar FORC | schools were to meet on Edward West Ellipse. 1 o'clock. Duncan Field for the ity scholastic ; v {cks. Sunda. | Hunter, son of the indian Spring pro- ] Mo l..‘fléfi%’%a"fi?&'fiégn‘,’:‘ | fessional. Three of the semi-finalists | base ball title today. Sndgunrters. e L o - | are new to the final day of major golf 9 il be ’ merrow, Eighteenth and Otls streets north- !.nurmmenu about Washington, Shorey Ar’lrlx:;w:a(':’v‘;;m; dlvl‘gonp(l)‘(’:ge g:p’t::.el posonroe A oyt Fort Washington, Bunday. | is the only one who has figured in final | Gity League Sunday at 3 o'clock. Jeffer- : rounds before. son District Fire Department will en- . Through no fault of the club the | fertain the Bauserman Motor Co. at pBoyie A C. Sunday game. 6. L. Beall. | matches yesterday were late in starting. | virginia Highlands, while Cherrydale Nortywest Cardinals. tomorrow and Sun. | It is very difficult to play a match play | anq Woodlawn will battle at Arlington. Hi Duryee, Cleveland 5! after 6| tournament of four élllglhu on,lu n:ne; P hole golf course, an was 7 o'cloc] allston A. C. e game SoPEOIore dinumiteds, Sundey same ¥i% | last night before the last match ended. | with the Mohawks for Sunday at 3 3 oi2 BBitice game, tomorroy. | JACIdentally. it was the extra-hole con- | o'clock. £ @ £l o B 9 VYTV ITTTT VOO X 3333833353535¢ LADIES’ DAY BASE BALL. 2% AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK Sunday for Sunady. Call Dick Mudock at Lin- | cnesapeake Beach.. _Snm_‘dny S3RRNBES” TTuTVTTT BORDDBEDDH I5855 Washington vs. Chicago TICKETS ON SALE AT PARK AT 9:00 AM. BRE BB mwwa WOWNDUDD LV wW BEBI2ZRF5823 EEEEEEEEEEEEEE BHTTOD Tk ol himiteds, Sunday game. | the nineteenth. the Quantico A. C. and the Hume W v:a 3 bol P‘%""?’“"‘E x?.'.‘,fl..‘f“%'un. _',;m & u;! morgentra xbf:l!:m ss‘.“:“y Springs nine tie up here at 3 o'clock. team having diamond. Man- | and Roger Peacock of Indian Spring, s B tore o @ for VI gone to the nineteenth, where Shorey 3 fi-la%; 1ooa1 3578 - | put his tee shot in & bunker guarding | NO: 13 Yesterday. and 7 pm. 7 feet from the cup and sank the putt | first big game of the year Sunday with for the winning birdie 3. No. 5 Engine Company. ;’mflimfl. 0126-W"after | the green. 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