Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1932, Page 73

GRAPHIC . : t u GRAVURE SECTION ; M SUPPLEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C., JULY 24, o XY SN - ¥ = y th Stadium, and the Washington cutfielder came in for . Sam, who has caught fly balls and batted in runs for the local team for the past 17 years, received all sorts of presents from.Washington fans and teammates, and other clubs in the American League circuit sent representatives to the ceremonies last Tuesday. Here we have Wash B. Williams presenting a big silver cup to Mr. Rice. © Wide World Photo. “The Babe Ruth of cricket” hits it over the fence for his team at Livingston Park, N. Y. An incident of the game between the visiting Australian team and a picked New York fifteen, when Don Bradman, With all th star of the Australians, made his “homer.” © Associated Press Photo. 3 " pomp and splen- dor of Old Eng- land, this meet- ing of the Med- way Court of Ad- miralty was held in the hold of a barge at Roches- ter, England. The mayor of Roches- ter presided. © Wide World Photo. Gypsies dancing at the marriage of two of their clan at Ashland, Ohio. Gypsies from all parts of the country were on hand for d.:; ceremony which unit: Al 7 . gliding records broken by Jack O'Meara in S .- 75-mile flight at Elmira, N. Y. The photo- : b shvws: ve yomng) pflosaestad. n; Masgfider When movie stars visit Washington. Georgé Brent and Loretta ore taking off on his rec %mwuu il Young photographed near their hote] last Wod:;uhy. g