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Leonard missed with left and Richie
caught him with "a backhand rixht,
Rltchie grew stronger as the round
progressed. Though Leonard scored re.
Featedly with clearly driven lefts. Willie
took them all and kept plunginx in for
more. Leonard had the round on points.
Fourth Round-Leonard's left hooks
had Willie in distress early in the
fourth. The Californian again rallied
and put all OF his strength into a lef,
SWING 10 the Jaw. Leonard cut loose IN
nerce assault. He bombsrded Ritohie
with terrific lefts and rights. batterins
htm UP against the ropes. He failed "a
drop Richie. Leonard grew punch
weary before the bell. Both were tired
when they went to their corners Leon.
ards round on points.
Keeps Forcing the Fighting.
Fifth Round-Leonard opened the
hfth with volley of lefts to the face
and Richie failed to block or duck
them. Though Benny landed Ave
punches TO Ritchie's one. Willie kept
boring in and forcing the fighting. A
right hand inside uppercut that carried
terrific force only made Richie shake
his head. Leonard occasionally shot
right hand smashes TO the body, but
most OF his scoring WAS done with lefts
to the head. Near the end OF the round
Leonard again slowed up. Richie was
showing himself TO be a human punch
ing bag and Benny tired punching him.
Leonards round.
Sixth Round--Leonard opened the
sixth with rush. He got inside with
two let's TO the jaw and a right "a
tho heart He forced Willie into a
neutral corner and hooked q terrific left
to the Jaw. II was partly blocked and
Willie fought TO the ring centre. There
Leonard shot a long left and right 10
the jaw He tried with his right again
and missed. Richie landed a lief,
swing 70 the ear and Benny started 10
keep him of with left tabs.
Just before the bell Willie landed with
hard right, but it was high. I.eonard's
round.
Seventh Round--Ritchie was short
with two lefts TO the body and Leonard
shook him with hard right cross to the
head. They cilnched. After the break
Richie missed with n right Leonard
tabbed twice with his left and then
hooked hard left to tho jaw.
Benny got inside with another left as
Richie came tearing In. Leonard fol-
lowed with q left hook that sent Richie
back on his heels. Measuring him Benny
tried for . knockout with his rirht.
The punch landed high. Richie was
fairly eating Leonard's punches. Leonard
never put 20 much power into his blows.
but Ritchie took all the wnliops and
htiil tore In for more. LeonardE round.
Eighth Round-Ritchie worked Leon
ard toward the ropes trying for a right
TO the jaw. but Leonard WAS too clever
and made him miss, and when Richie
got of balance. shot lefts and rights to
tho jaw. sending Richie to the floor
for nine. Richie got up and Leonard
soaked him 50 hard the referee stopped
the bout.
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PENN SENATE FOR BOXING.
House Expected TO Favor Ten
Rounds to n Decision.

HARRIsBuRo. Pa, April 2S.--The SEN
ate tonight by vote of 80 to ~ passed
finally the bill regulating boxing and
wrestling contests and creating n State
Athletic Commission to havs supervi-
sion over such contests. The bill now
goes to the House.
Unless there has been a change OF sem
timent In the House since last year, the
bill will be passed by that body, and will
then go TO Gov. sproul for final action.
boxing bill was passed by the Penn
sylvania Legislature a year ago. but
was vetoed by Gov. Brumbaugh.
The present measure provides for ten
rounds to a decision.
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Totals. So . 5 1871
Totals al 81 y 4
the ninth ming.

ba'taN lor 1Ulkc N tne INni0 lmnks
'Batted for Rudolph in the ninth inning.
New York ........... z . as
Boston e.. ............ o o So
Two base hit-Burns. Three haze hit
Burns stolen bases-Chass. Doyle, Burn.
Sacrifice hts-Chssp, Sticking, Hu.ke, Sacri-
nee ny Powell. Double pl1ys Zimmerman.
DovIe and Chase Wilson and Meanwhile
Left on bases Now York. =; Boston. H..
Bases on bale on Causcy, !, of Rudolph
J. Hits on tausey, - III & 20 INNINGS. OF
Bcnion, in : ; ,unu- Hit 10y pltchcrBy
Cruscy. by Rudolph, struck on, BY
CEus"y 3 by Rudolph. Winning pitcher
Causey. Umpircs--Messrs. Rtslcr and Moran
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Game Thurs, Nsy i. Ticksts on sais m YR
.. Club. oaAas Rasa ioos. 80 Tifth ADO.
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Baseball To-day, $3.50 p. NJ. n. Y. America M
Va Philadelphia. Polo Gds. Adm. 5Oc.-Adp.
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New York. o. Boston. :,
Hrpol>lyn 10: PhilndeIphia l.
Observation-Disclosures game po.tnon.J ~,
account ~ rT'n. Chicago 81, Iouis
game postponed on account Of wet
grounds.
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Put over n Double steal.

chase ard Doyle executed a double
steal, but Kauff famed Zim drew a
pass and 80 also did Sticking. forcing
Chase home. McCarty ended the inning
with a ny to Riggert.
Singles by Smith RisEert and Holke
gave the Braves run In the fourth, and
the Giants added ono 20 their total in the
sixth. when -Zimmerman's single, Sick
inss sacrifice and Burns's single yielded
a tally.
In the eighth Burns's big bat drove In
two more. he making terrific drive TO
right for three sacks. with Causey and
McCarty on bases.
The game looked safe for the Giants
at the close of this inning, but Causey
became unsteady in the last half Of the
session and walked two men. following
single by Riggert, thus crowding all
tho hassocks with Braves With two
out and Wilson up the Braves took hear;
and Wilson certainly hit the ball solid
thump. At this point Burns made his
great catch and threw cold water on
BostonS hopes
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston ut Washington.
Chicago al Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
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|BURNS SAVES DAY
FOR THE GIANTS
Sensational Catch in Eighth,
With Braves Filling Bases,
Kills Their Chances.
Special Despatch 10 THE suS.


BosroN, April 2s.--George Burns was
tho hero OF tho fourth and fifth victory
or the Giants over the Braves to-day.
Not only did he drive in three OF the
five runs scored by the victors, but he
saved the day for his team mates In
the eighth when, with three Boston run
ners on the bases, he made a sensational
catch of Wilson's vicious liner to left
centre. \
1t did not seem possible for the deer
footed Burns to reach the ball. but after
hard sprint. he got within leaping
distance and pulled down the leather at
time when the Boston fans were
shrieking gleefully that the game was
won for the Braves
Burns had held day with the stick.
registering a single, double and a
triple Off the slants of Dick Rudolph.
He drove in one run in the sixth and
two In the eighth, and played his
usual game afield.
Even after the shutting Off of three
runs in the eighth. the Giants received
dreadful scare in the ninth. due to
the fact that Causey. who had been
pitching unhittable ball, suddenly weak
ened and was pounded from pillar to
post.
Tho Braves got three runs over the
pan before McGraw sent Benton TO the
rescue. The Braves finally were retired
when 1t looked certain they would tie
the score.
The Giants got their first runs in the
third, when Burns was safe on Smiths
tumble. Young followed with a single.
and when Chase hunted 20 Smith Red
threw wild and Burns raced home.
Young went to third and Chase to sec
ond on the error, but on Doyles Texas
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ED For TODAY.

New York at Boston.
BrookIyn At philadelphia
rittsbuTE at Cincinnati.
II. Louis at lhicaso O.
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Evening star., 1919-03-04
GOVERNORS AND MAYORS
AT BANQUET TONIGHT
Guests Of Chamber of Commerce
Important Local Topics Will
Be Discussed.

Important topics of pressing local
interest are scheduled to be discussed
at the banquet to be rendered visiting
governors and mayors at : o'clock
tonight at the Hotel Washington by
the Washington Chamber OF Com
merce. Commissioner Louis Brown
low, Henry B. F. Macfariand and
Chaplin Brown are to speak for the
National Capital, while several gov
ernors and mayors are to make ad-
dresses. 1t Is possible that national
representation for the District will
be mentioned.
Although, the Chamber OF Commerce
is the host of the evening. men OF
prominence in the civic life of the city
who are not members of that organiza-
tion will attend the banquet. The sub
ject of fiscal relations between the
district and United States government
may be touched upon at the dinner. as
we'll as the plan for states exhibit
buildings. Governors Of many of the
states are interested in this latter
project.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
PERMITTED TO BRING SUIT.
Insurance Company Receivers Cues
ton Southern Building Transfer.

Following the recommendation OF
Herbert L Davis, auditor of the Dis
trict Supreme Court. the receivers of
the First National Fire Insurance
Company, have applied to the court
for permission to bring suit to test
the validity of the transfer OF the title
of the Southern building. at 18th and
II streets northwest. The building is
valued at $1.soo.o0o. and il the suit is
successful the assets of the corpora :
ton. now in course of dissolution, will
bs increased materially. it is stated.
The petition Is signed by the perms-
nent receivers. Edward J. Walsh,
William Frank Thyson. William
Sohmer and Ralph b. FIeharty. JUS
tice Hitz signed an order authorizing
the receivers to bring suit against the
southern Realty Corporation to re-
cover title TO the property.
The realty corporation was formed
in 1917 by number OF the director
OF the insurance company and the
transfer of the Southern building to
the new corporation authorized. The
validity of the authorization is at
tackled by the receivers and will be
tried out in the suit about to be in
stituted-
Evening star., 1919-03-04
POLAND BUREAU IN q. s.
First Of Newly Born States to TAKE
This Stem

NEW YORK, March POLAND is
tho first of the newly born states to
establish in the United States an
equipped commercial bureau for the
development Of trade relations be-
tween the two countries. The Polish
national department at Chicago has
opened a commercial and industrial
bureau in the Aeolian building. 80
West 52d street. This bureau will
endeayor to furnish American manu-
facturers and exporters with detailed
data relative to the needs of Poland
and later to arrange loans and credits
to meet the tremendous purchases in
every variety of raw and manufac-
tured materials which Polish mer-
chants and the government Of Poland
expect to make here.
George Fudakowski. z. E. for many
years an executive with the westing-
house Electric Company in Paris.
Warsaw and Petrograd and recently
associated with Mr.. Paderewski in the
relief work for Poland in tho United
States. has been named director Of
the newly established bureau.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
GREER CASE BOYS ESCAPE.
Flee to Bakery From Industrial
Home School.

William Lindsey and James O'Neil,
two of the boys involved in the pro-
ceedings in Juvenile Court against the
escaped from the Industrial Home
School and returned to the bakery.
The boys became tired of living in
institutions and said they were anx-
ious to return to the home of the
Greers, where they resided before the
court proceedings were begun.
Officials in charge of the house of
detention. where the boys are now be-
ing cared for, are anxious to have
them taken elsewhere. believing they
should be in school or kept where they
would not have to remain idle. The
Lindsey boy escaped two days after
he was taken to the Industrial Home
School and has been in the house of
detention forty-three days.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
COMMENDED BY MIR. DANIELS.
Local Men Submit to Experiments
During Influenza Endemic.

Henry A Conroy and Raymond c.
Whipp, both of Washington, are
among fifty-two enlisted men of the
Navy commended by Secretary Daniels
for submitting during the influenza
epidemic to experiments at the naval
hospital at Chelsea, Mass. The in
fiuenza squad aided doctors in an at
tempt to determine the cause and
method of transmission of the disease
and its preventative. George Pruett Of
Baltimore was also included in the list.
Included with this announcement to-
day by Secretary Daniels was another TO
the effect that Machanist's Mates ,Iohn
Harris Of Winter Park, Fla, and Lewis
|. BeAsinger of Dade City, Fla. had
been commended for rescuinH a con,ra Il .
who had fallen from the breakwater at
Waukegan, Ill.
Evening star., 1919-03-04
80 AMERICAN BALLOONS
DESTROYED DURING WAR
Most of Observation Aircraft Were
Victims of German Aviators.
One Fatality Reported.

COBLEN2. February 10 (Corre-
spondence of the Associated Press).-
Thirty-two American observation bal
looms were destroyed in the war, most
Of them by German aviators. One ia
tality resulted. the balloonist's para
chute catching fire from sparks from
the burning balloon. Each balloon
cost $4,000 and the expense for infia-
ton about $3.50 for gas.
Anti-aircraft guns used to protect
observation balloons accounted for
four German aviators. in each case
the enemy flying machine being
brought down after the aviator had
set hre to the American balloon by
incendiary bullets.