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rubbing them on his shirt before
grasping the ball to pitch. Erick
started this little performance in the
second and Chill walked out to the
big fellow and told him to stop it or
ne would put him out of the game.
lecture. as he could not get it
through his noodle that he had done
anything wrong, but Griff and Nc
Bride came to his rescue by demand
ing the cause of the little speech
from Chill.
Just a warming" said Chill. and al
though Mcbride rushed up and told
him the other umpires had said moth
ing about it. - the little arbitrator
stuck to his point. The warning un-
doubtedly ratified Erickson n for while,
as the hits of Weich and Dugan fol-
through the remainder Of the game
without sticking his fingers in his
mouth.
Judge still Hitting Hard.
When Joe Judge got three singles
in a row in yesterdays game Ihe
rounded out a nice string of eight
consecutive hits. The wonder of it
all not only lies in the number reg
istered. but in their description. Those
who witnessed Wednesdays game can
recall how the ball shot through the
infieid with SO much velocity as to
catch the infielders dead in their
tracks. The three hits he made yes
terday were Of this same sort, and
as one of the players remarked. Joe
hits a wonderfully hard ball for
little man.
Tillie Walker robbed Harris Of
home run in the third round yester-
day. when he backed up against the
wall in front Of the feft-ffeld bleach
ers. jumped high in the air and pulled
ho hol xu{k
mighty smash and a great catch.
Erickson gave one Of the most mar
velous exhibitions OF control in the
second round when he struck out
Dykes that both. Grin and Mack said
they had seen in years. With the
record standing three balls and two
strikes. the big Swede made Dykes
foul of fourteen balls. and every one
of them were right over the plate and
would have been called strikes il not
offered at. To the onlookers it ap-
peared as though Eric had made up
his mind to make Dykes hit the ball.
no matter whether 1t went into safe
territory or not, and when he finally
made the star batter fan the players
as well as the spectators applauded
him.
George Burns batted for Cy Per-
kins in the seventh stanza. but they
all looked alike to the big Swede. as
he made George take three healthy
swings and then amble back to the
bench.
Yesterdays attendance was around
the 4 900 mark. which is pretty good
for Friday. but the Quakers are great
on bargain days. and were evidently
waiting fora today's double-header
The Philadelphia car lines are still
on the old basis Of cents. but Shibe
Park is one of the hardest to get
TO. and it takes a winner to crowd
the big park these days.
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This batting rally appeared to
dumfound the Mackmen. as they usu-
ally get weak hitting from Washing
ton clubs, but Just now Griff's hired
men belong in the slugger class.
Erickson was not feeling the best
when he assembled the rubber, but,
with this nice lead, managed to go
the route, and. although the Mack
fifth and eighth rounds. continual
nrodding by Griff. Mcbride and the
other players finally carried Eric to
a victory.
EricksOn's Support Good.
Erfckson's support was all that
could be asked for with the exception
of a Wild throw by Harris in relaying
the ball to head Dugan off at third
after his smash to center. The bat
ting of the Griffmen was good for
bad eyes. Milan getting five sin
giles in that many turns at the bat
esnd Judge connecting for three in
-four trips to the plate. The hits OF
order. but clean cut and hard.
The, Griffmen's fifth run bobbed in
the fifth round and was due to ba1k
by Hasty. Milan slammed single
into center. but Rice forced him with
q roller to Dykes. Sam made nice
pilfer Of the second sack and Roth
was passed on four bad ones. Harris
then chased Witt almost to the fence
after his long fly and Rice dashed to
third after the catch. Roth then
about to pitch, but some one yelled
as Bobby was on his way and the
big fellow stopped his motion and
threw to second. The balk was so
pronounced that there was no kick
registered when Rice was ordered
home and Roth walked to second.
The Nationals final tally was made in
the sixth after two were out. Erickson
slammed q double into right and Judge
sent him to third with a grounder to
grass, but didn't throw to first. Milan
then came across with his fourth bingle.
a clean one into center. and Erick had
little trouble romping home. That end
ed the Griffs' scoring work on the day,
Shannons single in the eighth and MI
lan's safe one in the ninth being wasted.
The Mackmen hung up two runs in
the second on Welchs single to left.
In the fifth a base on balls to Perkins,
a double by Dykes and a single by
Thomas scored the third run. The
fourth and last run was registered in
the eighth, when Weleh walked with
two down. He was sent to second on
Dusan's single that Shannon made a
great try for, but could only knock
down. and scored on a clean single TO
center by Witt. Griffin closed the rouno
with fly to Ellerbe- The Mackmen
Double Bill On Today.
The Griffmen and Mackmen are in
the throes of a double header this
evening and a large crowd was an
tfcipated. Manager Mack said he ex-
pected to work Moore and Martin,
but that perhaps Naylor might be
sent back for another start. Grin
said he could not pick out the pitch
ers, as he didn't know who they would
be.
The best guess Is Zachary and
Courtney. with a possibility Of Walter
Johnson" said Grin when cornered.
The pitching staff Is a big proposition
to me and everything depends on
catching them right. Schacht pitched
a good game against this crowd when
we were last here and may try him.
and there you are.
Umpire Ollie Chill came close to
putting Erickson on the blink in the
second inning and 1t was on a simple
technicality. The big blond has a
habit of wetting his fingers and then
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ERIC IS WELL SUPPORTED
MVICTORYOYERM MACKS
Griffs Connect for Fourteen Safeties,
Milan Having Perfect Day With Fiiue.
BY II. II. FRY.

PHILADELPHIA May 29The Nationals pulled the tactics
the Athletics did Wednesday,
good lead the first and scored Of
the of the here yesterday The first four hit the
ball and before could Jack Robinson, had
sacks crowded Judge slammed clean single into right and Milan
been triple few feet either side Walker but it right at
Tlie Judge
did
Roth slammed sending Judge rubber
Witt Milan
Ellerbe followed
dashed while Shannon
giant Hasty.
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Klein. Ray Howard. Bennie Hill.
Louis Chevrolet, Jean Chassagne.
Eddie Hearne. Joe Boyer. Roscoe
Sarles and CASTOR Chevrolet.
Drivers who expected to meet the
qualifying test today included: Rene
Thomas. H. Wilcox. Jules Goux,
Andre BOILED. Ralph Mulford. Tom
Rooney and Ira Vail. Glenn Howard
and Jules E.lingpoe were unable to
get their mounts in shape and will
watch the race from the stands.
Eddie Rickenbacker. American fly
ing ace and formerly a competitor
in 500-mile race events here, flew
over from Dayton. Ohio. in giant
plane yesterday. landed on the Speed
way Green and visited the pits and
garages. Five thousand persons wit
messed the performances yesterday
and a record breaking crowd was
expected this afternoon. One of the
chief events was to be an exhibition
by Tommy Milton in the car in which
he set record of 1864 miles an hour
at Daytona recently.
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OUTWEIGHED 8 POUNDS,
JOHNNY KILBANE> BALKS

TORONTO, May 29.-Johnny Kilbane
refused to enter the ring here last
night for his scheduled ten-round bout
with frankie Fleming of Montreal.
The bout was listed as being for the
featherweight championship of the
world. Kilbane, with his title at
stake, would not take the risk of
meeting "featherweight" Fleming.
who weighed 1873 pounds. instead of
the 124 which he was required to
make, ringside. Thousands of fans
were disappointed. but kilbane natu-
rally was obdurate.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
CENTRAL QUALITIES
Fifteen IN FINALS
Blue and White Leads in
High School Preliminary
Meet by Small Margin.
BY H. c. BYRD.

Results of the preliminaries yester-
day for the high school track and
field championships this afternoon in
dicate that Central should win the
annual titular games, with some stern
opposition from both Tech and West
ern. Central qualified fifteen men for
the finals, Western thirteen and Tech
twelve. The first final today will be
run at $3.50 o'clock in the Central
stadium.
Yesterdays feature was the break
ing OF the hop. step and jump record
by Conard of Western. The Red and
W White athlete cleared 81 feet IN
inches. This mark exceeded by 2h
inches the record made last year by
Nordlinger of Western. Three OF the
four men who qualified in the mop:
step and jump were the Red and
White of western. Incidentally.
Western is going to score heavily in
the fleld events.
Results of the preliminaries:
1OO-yard dash-First heat won by Kern Gen
trail second. Newman tCentraD. Time.
O1O a.
Second heat won by H. Johnson tCentraD !;
second Manson (Western). Time. 0.1o 30,
loO-yard hurdles-First heat won by Nicol
tWestern); second. Loehler (Tech). Iime'
01S 10
second heat won by Roberts tWestern) !;
second MttlepaEs (Central, Time; OH hy nu,-
lap lCentraD; second. Pugh (Tech). Time
Second heat won by Prodigy tTech); second.
a2o-ysrd dash-First heat won BY b. John
ston lCentaD; second. Manson iWestern).
second heat won BY Kern tcsnsraD second.
Johnson lcentr.l); Time Time 9Iss,, csS no-,.,.
nspTe1a Tee b. ssva3 and Waters
iTech) auaiined Best distance. SO IT. 81 in.
High jampGsoye tWs',ssp, srre rsc.nsts sWs;t
srn e"ansd Ge15s. bs.. seh asah and H. aiss0Ssn s
(Western). Puch (Tech, and H. Johnston
tCentraD qualified Best distance. IL IT. sh
Discus throw-H. Johnston tcensraD. Loeh9
Ter Tech, M0rten.on !I.ch, and az Young lcen
Javeiin rhrow-McFaddea (CentraD, Donald
son (Western), Wilton tcentra) and N Mo.tsn-
NordIineer western, Burke lwesternl and
Loehler (Tech) qualified. Best distance. 81 #.
IA in.
Maryland State today plays the last
game Of its home base ball season, Johns
Hopkins being due to appear at College
Park for the second contest of the year
between the two teams. State beat Hop
kins Thursday. by 16 to Z. in contest
in which Hopkins showed a woeful
weakness in pitching The College Park
nine is strong enough to win again this
afternoon.
Georgetown winds up its diamond
schedule today at Fordham The Blue
and Gray undoubtedly will send Reynolds
to the slab in the final contest, with
chances good that he will! win his game
If Georgetown captures the contest this
afternoon it will have had the most sue
cessful record it has ever accomplished
| on the diamond
Evening star., 1920-05-29
LACK OF FUNDS BARS
BRITISH OLYMPIC RIFLES

LONDON. May 29.-The Nationa!
Rife Association has decided not to
be represented by a team in the
Olympic gamer because of inade-
uuate financial support. it was an
nounced today by Lord Cheylesmore
Of the association. He gave an un-
favorable report OF the associations
finances and said that its appeal for
funds had met with a disappointing
response, only $4,000 having been re-
ceived.>
However. Lord Cheylesmore an
nounced there would be prize moneys
amounting to about f4,500 for the
annual lengthy program of events
to be shot for over the Bisley ranges
this year, and British team would
go to Australia for the empire chal-
lenge trophy competition which will
take place next August. Shooting for
places on this team now is going on
at Bisley.
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COMMANDER osBURN LEADS.
Former Maydower Skipper Tops
Rife Shooters at Quantico.

Commander C. T. Osburn. at one
time skipper of the Mayflower. top
ped the field Of rife shooters at Guam
tico yesterday in the tryouts for the
American Olympic rifle team. BY
from ninth place among the contest
ants, which he held prior to yester-
day, to first position with . score OF
787.
Assistant Secretary Of War Benedict
Crowell was q visitors at Quantico
yesterday and watched the shooting.
He was fortunate in seeing splendid
work. as the day was ideal for good
Workmanship.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Well Road Record Falls in School Games Golf Title to Mrs. Knad
u. S..Canada Golf Event
to Be Held September 4

MONTREAL. May 20 The in
ternational golf match between
Canada and the United states
Will be held at the Engineers
Country Club. Roslyn. /. l.. Sat
urday. September 4. The Royal
Canadian Golf Association has
agreed 10 this date at the re-
quest of the officials of the
United States Golf Association.
who stated that any Canadian
players wishing to do SO could
enter the national amateur
championship. which will begin
Monday. September 6. on the
same course.
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NAVY nine is SLIGHT
FAVORITE OVER ARMY

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 29.-The
Midshipmen are slight favorites over
the Cadets from West Point for their
annual base ball game here today.
Gaines. a left-hander, will pitch for
the Navy. and either Davis or McGrath
will be on the mound for West Point.
Preparations have been made for a
big crowd. Perfect weather prevails.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
AMERICAN TENNIS TEAM
IS TO SAIL TOMORROW

NEW YORK. May 2s-The Ameri-
can Davis cup tennis team will sail
Sunday on the Army transport North
ern Pacific instead Of leaving for Eng
land next month. according to an
nouncement of the United States
Lawn Tennis Association
The War Department granted per-
mission for the team to go on the
transport. it was stated. after on
Gals of the association had explained
that the steamer originally chosen,
the Kaiser Auguste Victoria. would
not sail until June 12
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SHAMROCK TO BE READY
FOR TRIAL SPIN TUESDAY

NEW YORK May a9.-Work OF
rigging Sir Thomas Lipton's Sham
rock " has progressed SO favor
ably that her officers predicted to-
day she would be able to take her
first spin next Tuesday. The chal-
lenger's big topmast was fitted yes
terday and material for a new set of
sails has been provided, so that il
her English made sails do not ar
rive before Tuesday, the trial spin
will not be delayed.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Southern Defeats Shons.

Southern defeated Shops in the
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League
yesterday by to 8. Shops made
strong effort in the closing innings.
but could not make good. Vernstine's
pitching for Southern was the main
reason for tho victory, as he frightened
up and hurled fine ball whenever in
danger. Bateman of Shops got three
hits.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Bicycle Races Here July 4.

To interest the American boy In
clean, wholesome sport, Frank D. Halle
ton. supported by the entire bicycle
trade of Washington. has arranged for
big revival of bicycle racing at the
Polo Field on July 4. The meet has
been sanctioned by the National Cycling
Association.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Serrin Allows Four Hits.

game he pitched yesterday for Zone
against Zone s in the Navy Yard
League and won his game by to s.
Nine batters went back to the bench
as q result Of strikeouts by Serrin.
Lawrence of Zone connected for
three hits out Of four time at bat.
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sox "sTRATEGY" GIVES
YANKEES 4-3 VICTORY

BOSTON. May 29-Boston strategy
in purposely passing Babe Ruth in
the eighth inning with two out
and men on second and third failed
when Pitcher Russell was unable to
get the ball over for Pratt and forced
in the run that gave New York a f.
fo-3 NicfnrY Scnra.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Winstons Have Three Games

Winstons have three ball games for
tomorrow and Monday Tomorrow
they meet Hyattsville at HyattsvilIe
at 2:30 o'clock, and Monday mornine
at 1880 at Rosedale piaygromnds
play the Eagles. and in the afternnon
at 2:So at Rosedale meet the CORN.
thians. III
Evening star., 1920-05-29
G. and P. Nine Forfeits.

Chesapeake and Potomac TELEPHONE
base ball team left the field YESTERDAY
at the end Of the second inning Of its
and forfeited. The Telegraphers held
the lead at the time the contest ended
by to 0.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Cardinals W. Center Market.

The Cardinal Athletic Club Of Alexan-
dria is to play the Center Market nine
Of the Potomac League tomorrow on the
North Alfred street grounds at Alexan-
dria. Tho contest will begin at 2:30
o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
INDIANS TAKE SLUGGING
MATCH FROM CHICAGO

CLEVELAND, May 2s-The Indians
more than doubled the score of the
White Sox in the opening game of
the series here, winning a slugging
match by a count Of 13 to 6. Elmer
smith hit for the circuit in the first
inning with two men on bases. Score:
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Treasury Wins From Finance.

Treasury won from Finance yesterday
In the Departmental League by 8 to ).
Tho v1ctors counted three runs in the
opening inning. Brakeman pitched fine
ball for Treasury, tanning ten men.
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Cubs Win Two; Alec's 10th in Row

Alexander won his tenth etraipht and
Vaughn his sixth consecutive victory
yesterday when the Cubs twice defeated
st. Louis. 60 and 10. Tho double
win put Chicago at the top Of the Ma
tional League race.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Braves Trouuce nodpers

The Braves downed Brooklyn. S-3.
Yesterday. Eayers. the Boston pitcher
now playing In the outfield. made vic
the ninth with two on base and two out.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Teams Score Nineteen Runs.

World War and Main Building got
nineteen runs between them in the
War Department Interbureau League
yesterday, the former winning the
game by 10 to 9. More consistent
batting by World War nine was re-
sponsible for the victory.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Navy Wins BY One Run.

Navy won by one run from Treasury
in the Colored Departmental League
yesterday, 10 to 9. Both teams clouted
the ball hard, each connecting for
fourteen safeties. Mitchell Of Navy
led both teams with four hits.
Evening star., 1920-05-29

> ]
sBatted for Perkins in eighth.
fBatted for Hasty in eighth.
tBatted fo- Rommel in ninth
" ashington -. o l. o 0-6
Philadelphia -. o o o % 1 o.
Runs batted in--Roth, Ellerbe, Shannon,
Mlfan puSan, Thomas, Witt. Two-b
hits-Erickson. Dykes Three base hit
Dugan. Sacrifces-Rice. Charity Hits
ON Naylor. in 1 inning: of Hasty, Z in 8
6ase-Rice. Struck out-By Erickson, 6; BY
Easty, 1. Bases on balls-0n Erickson, 4; oil
Aasty. =. Left on Observation-Disclosures, g.:
philadelphia, 9. Balk-Hasty Empires
Messrs. Chill and Owens. Time of game-1
hour and 55 minutes.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Giants Blank Phillies.

Doyle's circuit clout with two on in
the third clinched for the Giants a game
they won from the Phillies at the Polo
Grounds yesterday, 40.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Ruether Humbles Pirates.

Ruether allowed only three hits in
Cincinnati yesterday. while the Reds
hammered cooper In two rounds to win,
81. and hauled Pittsburgh out Of first
place.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
Marines Win Two Games.

The Marines copied double head
er yesterday. when they defeated Es-
tate Tax, IA to 4. and followed the
game up by trouncing st. Elizabeth's
Hospital team by similar score.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
n" Club Formed at Howard.

Howard University has recently or
ganized a varsity H Club. 1t is hoped
that all of her H men in this city
will find it convenient to attend a
meeting the evening Of Tuesday, June
l. o'clock, in Spaulding Hail.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
PENNANT RACES

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Washington at Phila. phila. at Washington.
New York at Boston. Detroit at st. Louis.
Detroit at st. Louis. Chicago at Cleye
Chicago at Cleve.
RESULTS OF YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
Wash: 9; Phila:. 4. 0leys. 10; Chicago. 6.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
TIGERS IN STRONG FINISH
TO NOSE OUT ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. May 2s-with two out
in the ninth. Flagstead's triple and
singles by Bush and Pinelli gave De-
the Browns. to l. Score.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
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Evening star., 1920-05-29
Brookland Stars Win.

The Brookland Stars this morning
defeated the Black Sox on the
grounds Of the former. 80.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CAMDS TOnAy

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston At Brooklyn. Boston at Brooklyn.
Phila. at New York. Phila at New YORK
Pittsburgh at Cincin. Pittsburrh st f5incin.
st. Louis at Chicago st. Louis st Chic. 70
RESULTS OF Yesterdays CANES.
Chi, 7.0; St. L., o-2. Cincin., 6: Pitt..- l.
Boston. 8; Brook'n. 3. N. r, 4; Phiis.. o. ;.
Evening star., 1920-05-29
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