Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1931, Page 40

NG SPORTS. SPORTS STAR., W D. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 6, 1931 thwestern Is Moaning Over Iis F oot Ball Prospects for Coming Campa mr; HANLEY [FoE Bor vao wibE GoOb__ %, e | [y R Shoe Pivéhors - NOT SYMPATHETIG, [ % o remers [’l’hink He scm Has Plenty of " Power—~lilinois Looks to THE PRINTER MADE S0ME KIWND OF. TRlFuN‘ €RROR Big Sophomores. g BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. public relations depart- I ments of Western Confer- ence universities have awak- ened from their Midsum- mer siestas to inform all who may . be interested of the foot ball pros- pects in the Big Ten for the 1931 season. From mnow until late November Uncle Samuel's mail carriers will find their pouches much heavier, but since Uncle needs the dough they can.make no complaint. down from Evans- iwestern squad STAMP 15! § it g i i s ] 5 g2 v PLAYGROUND LASSIES SET FOR TANK FINALE 100 Compete in Trials for Places ‘on Eastern Section Team. i it 2 £y s%:g %7 fits il Playground Tourneys. rhmmmfin ‘Municipal Playground - :&mmnmmm ¢ 5 1 g g b o e & ier; e tied; third, Eilden 10 AMD 12 YEAR OLD mu 28-yard free style—Won rh Connor: racond. Mervaret Davis. third, Jespnette’ Milbrandt and Clariee Milb 13 AND 74 YEAR OLD CLASS. : d 1 t | sedona: olls” Herson: ihira Bty Waters. 15 AND 16 YEAR OLD CLASS. 25- Niess: LT R 17-YEAR-OLD CLASS. 10 TO 12 YEAR OLD CLASS. QERRSY: Htnd RN Tmvandt? WL Margaret 13 ro u YEAR OLD CLASS. Iyard side stroke—Wen by Margarst Oouper: sacond, Evelyn Balderson: third. Margaret Tate 15 AND 16 YEAR OLD CLASS. | __38-yard side stroke_Won by Janet Rock: 1hell | second, Ruth Niess: third. Mary Hoss. 10 TO 12 YEAR OLD CLASS. Balloon rage—Won b t second, Dorathy Cook: third: GIeM 13 TO 14 YEAR OLD CLASS. Buligon race—won by Molly Herson: sec- D |gud, Marsazei Couper: third, . 7—8. 6—4: Thos : %5 Golgmbia W, 16 848 1 geteated Rosedrle, ted Hoover, 61, 6— Rasmond, c—0. 80 M &3 S5 64 Virvinta' dutonted Carheld. 57, &3 New York Avenue defosted Benning. | Boys_sineles {senor, clan) defeated Montrose, 6-4. 64 Ovster, 63, Davis; Waters 15 AND 16 YEAR OLD CLASS. g Iace—Won by ret r: sec. ol olly Hersan, 2 Menes Lockweod o 12 TO 14 Ym oul u.nc Balioon_race— Buonvin second. e l\ou ld l‘ and ey Hmondn fl.‘hr .. —— 13-YEAR-OLD CLASS. ke—Won b . :nb y Rutina | WILL SEEK NET HONORS Bors' singles by Gl..‘—'“lfl d"eli ed Howard, 'l’_a (=) Uir"ou i, Witlow Bud Markey, make up the mnel of the men’s :quad. Mrs. Ruth Martines and Prances Walker are the women who will sent the District. 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TEY RE WORTH A SMALL meYuNc WELL, | SUPPOSE You »me"-dcl"eosTT VALUABLE COLLECT- 1ON IN THE COUNTRY HYATTSVILLE'S SHOE TOSSERS KEEP BUSY l;lny ix Tournament Is Advancing | Rapidly—Family Feuds Mark Good Competition. To Boxing Front By the Assoclated Press. R < HYATTSVILLE, Md., August 6.—Sec- ond-round play in the Hyattsville tour- nament, which opened last night with thm matches, will be continued tonight r Park with four more en- | Georges County, Thomas H. Garrison, | are paired in another match. Family “feuds” occupied the spotlight |in last night's matches. Councilman T. ‘D Jarrell, who asked thst he be | matched sgeinst his son, Folph, was ac- | commodated and wes trimmed in a | second-round engagement, 21—12,21—8. Stanleigh Jenkm' Hyattsville High 2 JEWISH ATHLETES ‘15 in both gtmu Pairings: oL Chaney, Hary 6:45 o'ci Eoner (Fats) risgn v L Th‘"’w‘.:oa" Prank wyn ward vs. Ihomas - To Meet October 4 to Form* Division of Maccabee !! ZoR a -': = P. Tingl 4! lock. Association. %i. “brnest Gasch. ..,im ‘Bmaner v First round-—Stanl — ’IIM ries: he‘h Ingra) Ly glflk)fll MEETING of Jewish athletic | pram detesied groups and individuals will be‘ te.ua T, D. Jarrell, s, n‘?-'c B l4 1 man, fle!uud John | held at the Jewish Community | fion Brewer dotonted. Losiie | Zkh | Center Sunday, October 4, for | Raete, 311" the purpose of organising a Washington | dlusion of the Maccabee Association of | | America. The meeting will bring to- | |gether sl Jewish groups who sponsor | athletic programs in the vicinity of \Wlshlnlum‘ ‘ The Maccabee Assoc! | 1ca, which is a union of ATHLETICS IN 1-1 TIE. SCRANTON, Pa., August 6 ().—More than 10,000 fans saw Connie Mack's Athietics and the Scrantcn Miners bat- |tle to a 1-1 deadlock yesterday in an | exhibition game. The contest was | halted at the end of the ninth, when several thousand fans swarmed on the of Amer- ish athletic FIELD of nearly 50 in the Mount has been reduced to five, snd the battle for the town cham- pionship promises to be a humdinger from here out. Left In the competition are Joe Plummer and Frank Bauman, who represented Mount Rainier last year in the Prince Georges County finals of The Star’s metropolitan tour- nament; Ray Ward, F. Disney and C. Smith. ‘Tonight Ward will play Plummer, and the semi-finals will b2 contested tomor- row night on the courts at Thirtieth and Ash streets, which are electric light- and sizable efl"’"" are expected out for the cruf Results of the latest matches follow: ed. There are bleachers for spectators, | ines. B—éd Start Crucial Games Tonight Iy o ;1‘.‘%.‘3‘%‘.‘. & Rainjer horseshoe tournament | John- m"’:"g‘- ohurD. 5020 E w.:afi.m_fi.. s h'llnl I!l-h“.I_'A'DB“ ‘Kenftworth. Senors (Snal)_Richard Brown defeted ‘Jul‘orl " thira rEi#w-J. Agpstrong de- | fo8tes J. Armstrong. the chief deputy sheriff of Prince s TORIENt6:15 o'clock. Stanleigh Jenking d—Mehafey defested mer defested ufi‘m. Mawry. ulu:hu (final)—E. Sekospen defeated R. Samiorn | 1-Dave upmn defeated J, Costello, .Fummtya ?Ewry over l( a big upset. won the "nn- ., pionship of Brents last year. HE little town of McLean, Va. in hktlx OCounty, will be the mecca f horseshoe tonight. As a firemen’s rs of the P Metropolitan area will put on what to be the most brilliantly eon- mrn-mzm in the history of sport hereabout. Play will start at 'l o'clock, a Second-round play in the Seat Pleas- %EE "‘ B ant tournament will start tonight with | Kems m‘z‘.? € the following paired: ctoated 3. Al\hlr:m. n— . George Cady vs. Harry Donn, Bill Uul.r vs. Boyd Howard Deavers vs. Luther Milburn, %Vlll Hampton vs. Efl'lll’d P gion | SentorgAls Dobinson. Walter Dunny ;&flr" grum. nm-mund P K'Tm -7{"‘:’!‘3 “"';:xz wion defeated Benjamin round—J. m-m at Seat Pleassnt: h Gray defeated Paul Fowler, 50 to ln?i defeated Arthur et " Milburnd e, Sefcaied, Mapert Motghkisy 3L 15 % to 48 "penton Royer dcteated BUi Mancum, 5 10'a2" ret .w'ua last night m cquw x-mm' preliminary. q:mlnl ‘matc! Jm&e of the Puu Poore put the bee on Mayor Selig Putn 25 to 10. Latest results in Was 'm DI'DW naries, held on playgrounds, Hayes, lenlorl—ld'll’d i Ty e : T e Brick defested Jack Bay- RERCY “Gieason. S0—47: eated john Juniors—E. Meyer cafeated H. 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