Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1933, Page 41

SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D: C., SPORTS.’ FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933. College Athletes, With Dorsey Griffith at Helm, Eorm Washington Track Club MATERIAL GALORE IPROTECTS MATME Brings His Gang HE'S A POPULAR I.IADBI OF UBURBAN PINME] o'clock. The finals will be held tomor- WIE: embuglnbbouu‘ blln,d LY Jmm Tow afternoon th Stadium, Boys' Club tumbling team w Vaing at 3 ook be added "Testure i "connection with | e£3"72. chiries Hishs U B 03" | 420, BVRSSMorely Guetind Two technical knockouts were record- e Do admission Hall' Oercury) defy ed last night, ‘The referee halted both | g hof Wil collection be taken. i Sl B, UL dgaid frlyl'henthebflysonthencelvmg (N!nc)m tea Frank ‘oady (G end plainly were unable longer to stand P 100 d-—l!:hn 'hvg lAl!x) l-tu (Alex.) Joe McDermott (Me: l"-lifll (Alex.; 5 poalo e, s l.!c) - YOUNGSTERS IN RING 3 g2l SEMI-FINALS TONIGHT 'OUNG battlers will have 1t out to- Summaries. Dounds—Tony Cattels (N E defentid “Roneih Buwanh (Seo Wiwale. nical “knockout: AWAITS VENTURE C. U. Squad Forms Nucleus. Organization Meeting Slated Sunday. BY R. D. THOMAS. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY'S | cbanconed track team will | form the nucleus of a| track and field club to represent the Nation’s Capital. : With Dorsey J. Griffith of the C. U. coaching staff as the guid- ing spirit, the club will be formed | at a meeting to be held Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Cardinal gymnasium. | “An cpportunity for athletes from all the local schools and colleges to | compete track athletics through the Summer months will be proviced,” said ! | Of Kensington, who will head a strong | shington Track and Field make its bow in the District championships on May 30. kecp the runners and leapers busy several cuzl end intereity moets are planncd by Griffith, who also hopes to see the club represented in the na- ticnzal eveats. | LL athletes interested in the venture viied to attend the meeting Weather permitting, an meet will be held after the ), since the days of the Columbia Athletic Club has Washington been esented by such an organization nned by Griffith. Nearly every ' larg> city in th2 country has a club in which its schoolboy and college track and field athletes may carry on | after finishing scheol. | Washingion is rich in such material. Followng, for instance, are some of the athletes who likely will beccme harter members of the club: Ditzler, r and Riiey, former Central High | sprinters; Douglas McChesney, former | sprint star of Hyattsville High and | Duke University; Ralph Shure, former Maryland iversity miler and two- miler; Abramson, sprinter, and Everett, hurdler, of Virginia; Reichman, middle- | distancer, of Duke; Syle and Bears, | hurdlers, of Maryland; Archer a.nd‘ Evans, Maryland quarter-milers, and Sonen, Terrapin dash man, and Knocky‘ Thomas, former Marvland quarter- | mier. | ND, of course, & flock of Cardinals, | | among them: Vin Fraatz, John Barron and Mike Norton, hurdlers; Tom McMahon and Bill Murphy, sprinters; Bob Ccnnors, John Brenna, Pete Dranginis, Joe Hugel, Joe McGann, | John Sliney, Tom Gharrity and Christen- ‘ son, middle distance men; H. Douglas | and J. Miro, 2-milers and Bingo Flynn, | Phil Gross, Joe Slitzkak, Popeye Popo- vitch and Ed White, field men. The club will have a squad of Iong‘ distance runners, including for instance, | the venerable marathoner, Mike Lynch. | Bill Greiner, Jerry Looney, Haskell Clark, Jim Montague and several others, who are now in hard training for The | Evening Star marathon June 17, for the | ‘ national A. A. U. championship. There will be little expenss attached | to the enterprise. Training facilities, to be had without cost, are abundant | and Griffith will give his expert services | as coach. A pair of track shoos, run- | ning shirt and trunks will be the onlY requirements of each member. NY money ‘the club may need Griffith plans to raise by giving an | occasional dance. And the club will get a break even on the dances | for Dorsey will stage these at his own | residence, what he chocses to call The Bamn. It is indeed, a roomy structure. | Three rooms conrecied by massive doors present a dancing surfac> c-m- | parable to some halls built for shuffiing. | ANl of which suggests a decided so-‘ cial trend for the new club. Grifith will have quite a job as coach. Ait" the District A. A. U. champior s May 30, Dorsey will con- centrate on h s long distance gallopers | for a spell. They will be starred in at | least two big races. On July 4 thry‘ will take part in the Takoma Park 10- mile open, which also will decide the | District A. A. U. title for that distance, ! and the national marathon champion- ship. THE Washington Track and Field Club will be strongest during the Summer months, after colleges let out. Institutions that sponsor varsity track aren’t likely to permit their run- ners and leapers to represent officially any other interest while the collegc season is on. | B Griffith and those aligned with hlm‘ in the venture feel it will supply a need. Many a college athlete would carry on after graduation, possibly te | greater achievement, if given the m-l spiration. The Wachington Track and | Field Club. if Griffith has his way—end he very probably will, for he’s one de- termined guy—will be worthy of the noblest standard bearers. PIN STAKES MAY 11 District Interurban League to Shoot on Takoma Alleys. The District Interurban Duckpin League will hold its first annual sweep- stakes cn the Takoma alleys Thurs- day, May 11. Only members of the circuit are eligible to compete. The stakes will be decided on pin-; fall for five games and will be run on the two-thirds handicap system. ‘The entry fee will be $2, including cost of games. Tonight in City Pin Tourney 7:15 O’CLOCK—SINGLES. Alley. Class. Alley. _Name. 29 38 390 40 41 42 42 11 48 30 31 32 83 31 85 36 87 Noore Madden E. Rodibaugh Phillips . Santini McGal MELVRE>IPONNONIHOY >>55>>0W>>muTTHa’ U 03 ?“flfl??“""?sfl L. ‘Houck im. League. Class. Shop. ‘ash. Gas Light Yelation > taicrtate Commerce %hfiofilm Sup._ Architects 34 3% Younsblood Hardw: B & O 3 36 Rinaldi Tailors . 37 King's Palace 1 38 30 40 41 «© Al 38 W 3 "Rational Capital .Nationa! Capital gational Capital Farnan 8hoe: National Gap Solonial 1e6 " i ‘Nationa] Cabital Lucky ~Strike FieEs Ditweiier National Cupital e >>: vaa? 10 O'CLDCK-—DOVILI! ;?;!““' Name. re & Mauser. | Lucky Strike. Msndley . Woods . Yigker Lawhorné | Smit! Schroth McCarthy . Mischou . K. Thorpe D! Crockett . 8 0’CLOCK—TEAMS. GENE RAINEY, delegation from the Maryland vflhg!‘ tonight in the Washington City Duck- pin_Association championships at the Rainey is Kensington's best bowler. City Tournament Bowlmg Scores| TEAMS. .7 Reilly... 1 0 8o Stoner’ . 106 10511 Whiting. 129 1 Huffman 115 1 Wetzel.. (1.737). QHCIk 101124 155 Faulk'r. 108 91 108 Buffin... 119 98 103 Clark."". Parsons. Sims ‘Music s: (1,886) Kaschub 102 11 Simon..” 110 o Powell . Jarman | Al' Woods 127 John's. (1,354) 90117112 Batehals 105 87 115 Milans.. 108 85 104 Tomoros b4 Oourt. House. X Omon'd’s McCarty” Lindsey. Newman Swain.. 51 Plant Tndustry 2. ga Sone Main Palm: Avhola” 6 /K 108 120 9% ; § Terwisse 8 94 96 102100 56 120 95 94 11 1110103 | Babon | Dawso: Saylor 500 368 480 | Inter Buresu. (1,541 Conklin. 100 ‘99 100 84 95 aney Serna: Store 3 95105 115 Welch.: & "0 114 362 521 560 CLASS D. Extensions 90 108 94 174 8 Caspar. §'mi M 12696 114 96108 106 108 112 e Harris 5 9 Tucker.". Farnham 101 85113 | FROM POP BOTTLES Turner Bans Them Because of Trouble at E. Dusek, Garibaldi Match. tling fens that ban on pop bottles on the stage of the Wash- bottles on the stage of the Wash- ington Auditorium has been declared by Promoter Joe Turner. & Aroused at Ernie Dusek's rough tac- tics in his match Wednesday with Gino Garibaldi, ringside customers peppered Dusek’s cauliflower-adorned head con- tinuously and with amazing accuracy with rolled-up programs and news- papers. It was great fun to see the mat behemoth stamp in his rage. But when an ired ringsider near the back row of the stage let fly with a pop bottle just as Ernie was pinning Garibaldi, striking Dusek square on the head, Promoter Turner said “nuf.” out, even if Ernie was Turner's ver- days a rassler So unerring in aim are local wres- is going to get hurt.” Anyth'ng to make the game sissy. 20 YEARS AGO IN THE STAR. 'HE Cornell Co. base ball team yesterday won the opening game in the Capital City League, de- feating the Bankers, 6 to 3. Playing for the victors were C. Brown, Martin, Marceron, Green, Litz, Dampler, Edmonston, R. Brown and Thompson. Representing the Bankefs were Fitzgerald, Boykin, Fury, Rawlings. Davis, Riddle, Dyer, West and HofTecker. Arcade League bowlers taking part in the city championship tourney tonight will include Hanna, Weikert, Brooke, Duryee, Harlow, Burhans, Eiseman, Borden, Kenney, Hopkins, Sherwood, Noyes, H. Lowery, W. H. Ryan. K. Kenzig, F. A. Armstrong, Moe Baer, C. Acton, H. Bailey, Tom Keane, M. Schofield, H. Hollidge, J. Geler and A. Vogelsberger. Llewellyns drubbed the Carlisle A. C. nine, 14 to 2. Chism, Beilstein and Tillett were among the stars. Trojan tossers defeated the Rough Riders, 15 to 7, as E. Welch, Buck- holtz, Braund and Naples stood out. Manager Stallings of the Boston Nationals has signed Pitcher Dick Rudolph _and released Catcher wny Kling to the Cincinnati Yankee A. C. drubbed Congress Heights, 16 to 1. Schultz, Kritt, Cafritz, Currie. Gottlelb and Gold- berg played well. Wilson of St. John's College, An- napolis, is called the best all-around college athlete in the South. Jim Corbett, Georgetown Prep's star pitcher, is sought by professional !eflfir}m e sixth annual Che Chase Club invitation tennis touvrzley will have as participants, with others, Wallace F. Johnson, Beals, C. Wright, Richard H. Palmer, Fred C. Inman, Thedore Roosevelt Pell and probably Gustav F. Touchard, na- tional indoor champion. Miss Wimer, twice winner of the women's tennis title, hopes to score again and gain permanent possession of the Grosvenor Cup. Miss Prescott, Miss Atterbury, Miss Smith and Miss Eustis are among the women en- trants. Conrad B. and Harold E. Doyle hold the men's doubles title and Harold E. Doyle and Eva Baker are the mixed doubles chnmplam Results in Girls’ Bowlmg Tourney SINGLES. Gass AM, Miltner, 334: M. Payne. 277, ass B—H. Tett, Scrmidt; Thompson, orres, 363, DOUBLES. McCarty. 12 112 97 71 Young 102 108 $0 555 511 511 Pll?“c Roads Matthias'104 120 143 Patt'ton. 96 84 105 n 8 100 93 S'venson 107 &7 99 Atwood. 97 82111 398 459 535 Admintgtration No. 1 Holkamn ™ 07104 101 gf’b’" R Collm 99 Doveias 85180 00 268 Ackman. 578—214 203 161 Leaman. 3 b. 88 105 101 Forteney R 603—186 232 185 598—207 194 197 Malcolm 107109 91 98 87117 492473551 CLASS D. Orange Disc 85 458 382 467 CLASS E. Highways Flan'gan 115 189 LES. Class A—G. Dlvh 33 E.B. Mavo. 348, | jpSlass B B B R Frost. 389; (Roper, 723 T. Howard. A Shamboro. 307; S AR Brvant 345 T 341; F. Allison, M Rerricher, 300; s A A. Custer, E. H. Holcamp, Demarest. 331 a17: J, R. Adams. ‘Schooley. 98A: A. P. Douglas, 07 Winlem Lndeay. 3o ugias Class E—W. M. Falls, 207. SEEK SUNDAY SET-TO. Eastern Giants, local colored tossers, are seeking a game for Sundsy on their home diamond, Twentieth and C | streets northeast. Manager Webb Lee | Se. is booking at 1107 Fifty-first place | &0 northeast. Th'pson. 2 | McQuinn Costello, 83 88 104 Purdy.. 96101 92 564—170 189 106 Stambish 80 94 84 Hays... 108 90 536—188 184 164 Mills... 9811 Hushes. 105 108138 79 98 96113 Treasury No. 1 1.4 ohler. 11110 K Williams. 87 Young fl, 5 urton Rekmas; 193 107 481 480 363 CLASS B. Agriculture 82 Rifmen 11 100 108 470359 478 Meyer Davis (1.529). Jarrett. 498 511 458 Treasury No. 2 (1,354). 103 96 139 25470 534 476 322 156 CLASS C. 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