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them in the shooting department Of
the game. Hilliard and II. Swallow
led in scoring Tor the Atlas with three
and two field goals respectively.
The lineup and summary follows:
Beverage (8) Atlas Q6)
i. Hlntoh 1890. .f........... Brown
u. BaIhnger .....f......- H. Swallow
H. Nlhton .......c.......... Hilllard
oonherton .......g.. .......-.. Sllter
NJ. NlnJon .g............ Crlst
Substitutions-Atlas r. Swallow for
Brown, Rowe for Crist. Field goals
f. Ballinser l, L. Vinton l, Conner
ton l, H. Swallow 2. HiIliard 5, R.
Swallow /. Foul goals-Connerton 2,
H. Swallow 2. Referee-Amick. I'm
PRE-. Porter.
Presenting a new lineup the Ouak-
er Maids trimmed the Betsy Ross five
in the final game Of the Community
Service basketball league on the ~
floor. The game was hard fought
throughout and the winner was not de
cided until the final few minutes OF
play The final score was "a to 49,
Phillips was the scoring star of the
game making - Of his teams points
| The work of Bristol the lengthy back
guard of the Maids was very good. He
permitted the Betsy Ross men very
| few short shots at the basket.
Reid, pivot man for the losers, was
the shining light of the game beside
marking up 10 points for his team he
was over the floor at all times. beins
| in the thick of the fray. The Dough
boys were without the services o
Beisman, their husky backyard, anC
his absence was keenly felt.
| Line-ups and summary:
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CORNHUSkERS MAY PLAY
BIG EASTERN ELEVEN IN 10

NEW YORK, Nov 30.-Fred Daw-
son. head coach of the University OF
Nebraska foot ball squad, said here to-
day that the Cornhuskers hoped to
arrange a game in the east next sea
son with either Cornell, Yale, Har-
ward, Princeton, Dartmouth or Col
umbia.
The Nebraskans played through the
season just closed with but one defeat
by Notre Dame They appeared in the
east in one game. defeating Glenn
Warmers Pittsburghers.
Blue Devil hits the bottom. others
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Ralph E. Jordan, was elected cap
tain of the Yale football eleven Tues
day night for the 1922 season. He is
member of the 1928 class, and was
captain of the Freshmen gridiron
team.
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"What-who-?" stammered the pro
lessor absently. Why interrupt me
isn't my wife at home?"
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CARTHAGE FIVE LOSES
TO MUNCIE MAROONS

CARTHAGE. Ind, Nov. 30.-Tha
Carthage Independent basketball team
lost the first game of the season here
Tuesday night to the fast Muncle
Maroons by the score of 30 TO is. The
game was fast and we'll played
throughout, with the Muncie team
leading the attack Carthage was
without the services of two of their
regular players. The score at the end
of the first half was IS TO in favor
OF Muncie.
In the first game of the evening the
Carthage Reserves defeated the Rush
Vile Shamrocks by the score of % &c
u in an overtime game. The score
AT the end of the regular time was a
4 deadlock Il TO L.
Butler won her first basketball game
of the season Tuesday night at Indian
spolis trimming the Central Norma
five bv the score Of 81 to II.
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Busby.
Field Motors, Mott l, Parish
., Campbell 2. O'Maley ,; College,
Benson /, Leavelle 2, Smith I.
Foul Goals - Mott /, OMaley ,,
Smith l, Benson 8.
Referee-E. Porter. Umpire-Amick.
The Atlas and Beverages furnished
the entertainment for the second game
of the evening with the Atlas coming
out on top with the score of 16 to s,
The Beverages fought for a lead, but
their OppOnentS were too much for
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The Quaker Maids and the Motor
cycles upset the old dope bucket in
Tuesday nights Community Service
league games when they trimmed the
Betsy Ross and Business College fiyes
on the y floor Both games were
hard fought and the winners not de-
cided until the final whistle.
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Blue Devil hits the bottom, others
skim the tOp.-Advertiseme
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Field goals-PhilIips 6, Aiken 5, Heat
on ,, Fuller /, Reid 8, Mansfield ,.
Lee /. Foul goals-Reid 7. Referee
E. Porter. Umpire-C. Amiek.
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Totals -. gS4 y6 10 -,
High Average-Thomas, 1855.
High Score-Fitgibbons, 1855.
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Totals SEQ 1913 942 80.
High Average -CtstellucciO. 100.
High Score-CastellucciO, 200.
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Penn state students will not be able

Penn state students will not be able
to watch their team in action against
the University Of Washington, Satur-
day, but they will be able to watch
the game play by play. Special ar
rangements have been made to have
play by play details of the game trans
mitted to the University ATmOry by
telegraph.
Yale is holding a date open for a
football game with the University of
Iowa next fall. Whether Iowa and
Yale will meet next fall will not be
known until the Western conference
representatives hold their session on
Dec. 8, to arrange their schedules.
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PENNSY LEAGUE


High Average-Berg, 179.
High SCOre-Berg. 202.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
TENNIS fAv0n1ES WIN
Net Sinyis Upset IN Rhode Island
Event-Nippuness Stars Play
iAg in Doubles.

PROVIDENCE, r. I. July 20
World Champion William T. Tslden,
"a. Providence; former National
Champion Norris Williams, I'd, Bos-
ton: C S. Garland. Pittsburgh: s.
Howard Voshell, New York. and N.
W. Niles. Boston. coatinue their tri:
umphant march toward the dnal OF
the Rhode Island siagies tennis
Championship at the Agawam Hunt
Club.
In addition. five new stars. JenEo
Shimidzu and Ichiya KumAgae. ia.
pan: Vincent Richards. New YORK
Watson N. Washburn. Phtladelphta,
and Intercollegiate Champion Philip
Neer, California. made their debut al
the tourney and played through the
ealy rounds with equal success.
Kumagae alone of the five did not
enter the singles. but teamed sue
ceSsfuiiy with Shimidxu. eliminating
States Singles Champion Clyde J.
Curley, PawtQcket, and H Y. Sites
Providence, in the frst round OF the
doubles.
The woman stars played through
their nrst two rounds without up
sets. The national clay court cham
pSon, Mrs. B. c. Cole. Boston: the for
mer clay court champion, Mrs. Marion
(ZindersteIn) Jessup. Wilmington,
Del: Miss Helen Wills. California;
Miss Edith Sigourney. iuternational-
list. and Mrs. N. W. Niles. both OF
Boston. and Miss Leslie Bancroft,
Philadelphia, all came through.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Red Cross was ffst to score, getting
Q counter over in the opening period.
The aviators tied up the game in the
NTH. Cowan's fielding at drst for the
Red Cross was brilliant, while both
catchers, Simmons and Davis, did nne
work.
Ssassas and Odd Fellows staged
weird kind OF game In the Fraternal
League, the former winning 10 to Z.
Neither team was able to hit the Dali
consistently. but misplays OF commls-
sion and omission presented oppor-
tunities for counts which were not
lost sight OF by either side.
Drives Of Marines beat Frey OF Navy
Yard, 1 to 3, in = pitching duel in the
Government League. Both hurlers
were in fine form and there was little
to choose between them Mccarthy
while Parker's fielding at first Tor the
winners was good.
Printers eaEaEed in . slugging bee
in their game with Post Once In the
Departmental League. getting . total
OF nineteen hits They won their their
to six hits and famed ten. Burris
was the only member OF the Printers
nine who did not connect for at least
one safety. Frye. Lmeric and Ford
got three each, while Hood, Warren,
Desper and Feldman each got pair
Goodnan and Patterson on the slab
, for the Andrews nine held the Carroll
Electric to four hits and won their
Eame in the Commercial League BY
5 to :. Luber. catching for Andrews.
got three hits in Is many trips to the
plate.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
TOPS HT1ERS
Heads American Association With
1897, Through Butler Quitting
Kansas Citv Club.

Russell Of Minneapolis is leading the
batters of the American Association
with .3S7.
Butler. the Kansas City second base
man, who left his club and went to
Fall River, Mass. and who since has
announced he win retire from base
ball II not traded to some club In the
International League, has better
mark, however, as he was hitting
.ss3 before going east. Butler said
tho climate in Kansas City did not
agree with him.
Russell also leads in total bases
with 223. acquired on 122 hits. which
include seventeen homers. Bunny
Brief Of Kansas City. however. has
tn ken the circuit drive honors away
from the Minneapolis slugger, having
cracked out twenty.
Baird of Indianapolis swiped four
bases during the past week and leads
with thirty-six thefts.
Other leading batters for fifty or
more games: Kirke. Louisville. 1877:
Gamer, Milwaukee, .369: Good. Kansas
City. 1856; Thorpe. Toledo. 1862: Brief.
Kansas City. .361: HRuser. Milwaukee.
356: Gearin. Milwaukee, 1856; Lear,
Milwaukee. 1854: Baird, Indianapolis.
.s44; Acosta, Louisville. .s44.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
TO DECIDE ON STADIUM
Joint Committee Is Appointed in
Paris to Select Site for 1924
Olympic Games.

PARIS, July 2o.-Twelve members
OF the municipal council Of Paris
nine members OF the French Olympic
committee and three members OF the
national committee for physical cul.
ture have been appointed a commits
sion to decide whether Pershing Sta.
dunn would be acceptable for the
holding Of the 1924 Olympic Earres. OF
whether 4 new stadium should b.
built near the Versailles gate. just
outside Paris.
1t was decided to name this com.
mission after a meeting OF the va
rious organizations interested in the
0lympiad.
The first meeting will be held next
Tuesday. Meanwhile commu nicattons
are being sent to Americans who
helped to finance the building OF the
Pershing Stadium. asking whether
they have any objection to the stS>
dium being altered.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

I1O"dfQ DODSOn, tnc1 physician.
Stallard. who is suffering from 2
foot. took a fast workout at the sta
dium yesterday. the physician said.
with no bad results. McInnes, who
had bad cold. donned running
enced little inconvenience from his
trial runs.
Agree n to Details.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Jaly 2o.-The
captains of the oxford Cambridge
Harvard and Yale track teams. meet
ing yesterday to discuss the regula-
,, tions for the international meeting.
point. Suggestions from either side
were accepted without question.
THE the Engaishmen agreed to the ths
nine-foot circle to which their ath-
letes are accustomed. II was agreed also
that each field competitor should be al
lowed seven trials. the best to stand as
the effort for final reckoning. The tent
ative order of events was made perma-
nent.
Only formal sanction from the Yale
advisory committee on track ath-
lettcs is understood to lie in the way
1ss%a for Tenn ,na a
the frst of which under the new plan
would be held at London in 1928.
This matter wilA be disposed Of A.
nAlly. 1t Is expected, at q meeting
at Swampscott Friday night.
Tiger Athletes Preparing.
PRINCETON. N. J.. July 2o.-Prince-
toms track squad had a hard work
out in the Pal rher stadium yesterday
in preparation for the international
meet with th9 British team at Trav-
ers Island.
Bill Stevenson, who has been taking
light work eyer since his return from
California asst week. got his first
long assignhent He raced through
fast 600-yard run, and apparently
went as we'll as when he won the ma
tional title two weeks ago. Johnson.
the half-railer, and Capt. McCulloch
went through q hard thousand.yard
spin. The squad Of three distance
runners. Rogers. Forestman and
Rick. drew the easiest work OF the
day when they trotted an easy mile.
Don Lourie, McKim and Massey all
spent half an hour practicing starts
with the run and running through to
the forty-yard mark. McKim is rum
ming exceptionally well and appears
to be q certainty for Princeton's entry
in .thS dash. The Tigers are plan
ming to use Lourie in the broad jump
only. Massey. who won the Metro
politSn hurdles championship last
year, il going over the sticks with his
usual speed. Brumder Of the fresh
man team was selected to take the
PLACE of Troup in the high jump, the
latter being kept out of competition
thfs summer by an Injured ankle.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
END CHESS PLAY TODAY
Janowski Has Only Half Game
Lead on Whitaker Of Washing
ton and ya6e.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July 20
David Janowiski. chess champion OF
France, retained his half game lead
in the masters tournament In the
tenth round yesterday by defeAting
StAsch Nlotkowski OF Los Angeles.
after twenty-nine moves The hnai
round will Be played today.
N T. whitaker. Washington, defeat
ed E. S. jackson. Philadelphia. default.
NJ D. Hago. New York. defeated ].
B. Harvey, Fenelcn Falls, Ont, by
default.
S. T. Sharp Philadelphia. and I: s.
Turnover, Washington. draw. after
twenty-seven moves.
Sournfn. Washington. defeafed
Charles JANE, New York, after eighty
six moves.
Frank Marshall. New York, and
Samuel Factor. Chicago. drew after
fifty-seven moves
The unfinished ninth round game be-
tween Mlotkowski and Sharp ended In
q draw after eighty-two moves.
The standing follows:
Janowski. IN: Whitaker ana Jane,
each; Hugo. SK: Factor. Sharp and
Sournin, 5h each: Marshall and 1ur-
over, 5 each; Alotkowski, 4h; Jack
son and Harvey, each.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
LEAGUE TITLE At STAKE
6oathern Can Win First Half of
Terminal Season by Beating
ExpresS Tomorrow.

Southern and Express will meet to-
morrow evening at 5:4s on the
grounds east of Union station in q
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League
game which may decide the winner of
the first section of the schedule.
Should Southern win it will become
the champion Of the half season. "A
victory for Express would tie the
teams and make another contest
necessary to decide the issue.
Unusual interest Is being shown in
the clash. which will be in the nature
Of . beneft for Harry Bateman. left
fielder of the Express team. who was
injured some time ago and who has
lost 4 great deal Of time from work,
a. we'll as incurring q doctors bill.
In previous games this week In the
league Express lost to Southern. to
~, but came back strong and defeated
Transportation, . to 3.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Rule. Fow-year-old Boy
May Go to Sunday Games

NEWARK. N. j. July ~
The riEht of q four-year-Sl1 10y
to attend sunday base baIl
games DESPITE his AOtherS -
lection has Aeen upheld BY Vice
Chancellor BackeS. The vice
chancellor yesterday refused an
applicattoa Of Mrs. Grace Laaes
OF MorristOwn for nm order Pre-
hibittnE her husband. JohA A.
Lines. from taking their sOa
Ter Sunday walks, asked. she
said, because she had discovered
Lines took the bOy to Aau
games. Mra. LiAea, who II sUtAg
for separate maintenance, has
custody Of the boy under q court
order. but the father In per-
mitted to have him On Sunday
afterAOOns.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

Kumagae's abihty. It is pointed out,
has been proved by his play against the
greatest racket wielders Of the world.
He Is said to b At the top OF his form
now and to have developed an accuracy
Of placement and . service that should
stand him wen In the ooning trials.
Shimidxu. whose style is much the same
as Kumasae's. Is an expert at the ground
ball game. He has great speed and en-
durancs and has displayed remarkable
agility in court covering.
SAfmids1 IL Accurate Player.
In his recent match with Howard
vosfeli Shimidzu appeared a little on
FORM He had didiculty In returning the
former champions service. but fought
Kameiy and won the admiration OF the
Eallsry by his dexterity in sending the
ball through the smallest opening. Shi-
midxu ut best is one OF the most accn-
ratn Of playen
Kashio, the other member OF the team
II wiry and active. like the others, and
features . freak service. He has shown
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Rudd, British Track Star,
Smokes Pipe n Trainins

BOSTON. Mass., July 10.-
Hevil Rudd. captain Of the OK.
10ra.Canbrfdge track team that
meets the Yale-Harvard grouD
In Harvard stadium On Satur-
day, trains On q pipe.
The big Oxford athlete pulRs
On 2 brinr pipe almost inces.
eantiy. He smokes even On the
days when he IL slated tor
Irueling tests ON the ci.der
tracks. and laughs at Anerfca1
trainers who say It will hurt
him.
Ovef In Antwerp one OF your
merican coaches told me to cut
1t out ana see II It didn't heln
1e,n he said. II tried It aad ~
third In the 100 meter. Then I
smoked two Papefals and won
ny next two events.n
Evening star., 1921-07-20

time he held his peace and his big glove.
Then they needed him to fill in on the
inaeld and he has been playing q regu-
lar mans job ever since.
In sixty games he has batted $50, and
his hitting fivver Is still shooting along
the pike, every cylinder working noise
lessly. He never batted anything like it
before in his life. That's why he il the
real sensation Of the year. That and
the further fact that when the Pitts
burgh team seems to want runs Cut
shaw always obiiges by hitting one or
two in II he gets a chance.
The best that he ever batted in his
life was .2S7, and that was as far back
Evening star., 1921-07-20

phenomenal pTowess at the net game
and Is best on the offensive.
BY virtue Of India's victory over
France she win meet the japanese In the
semi-finals at Chicago The experts an
inclined to favor the Australasian team
m the upper half OF the play, and have
compared this team with that OF thf
japanese, giving the latter team prefer
ence because OF its dash and resource
fulneSs.
Belgium, after its defeat OF Czecho-
slovakia in the Davis cup preliminary
Mt Prague. has defaulted its second
round match and will not send q team
to the United States. says cable
message received by the United States
Tennis Association.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Japanese Favored in Davis Cup Tennis Play
Miss Browne Genes East
to Battle for Net 1it3e

NEW YORK, July 9o.-Mass
Nary X. Browne Of Los Angeles
has arrived In New York aA4
will begin immediate Yr<osra.
tons for the wOmen,s nAtSoaal
tennis championships, - be held
at Forest Hills, beginning An
gust Is.
~ am anxious fer anOtAse
chance Mt the national tdtle."
md Miss Browne, "anA I expect
to play right mp 10 vAAt tiRe."
She has been entered 1a the
wUann's New York champion.
pAiD tournament, beEana1nE 1a
DrSohlyn next Monday.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Smith at Scene Of Fight.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Midget Smith,
New York bantamweight. has arrived
here and started active training for
his fight at East Chicago. Ind, next
Friday night with Joe Burman, Chi
caHo bantam: Smiths sister. Miss
Vera Smith. said to be the only woman
trainer of a fighter, has active charge
Of his preparations for the bout.
Evening star., 1921-07-20

inGton, III. Since then he has batted as
high rs .2S5. That was in 1913 and only
part Of q season, because the base ball
games blew up when the government
said 1t was incumbent on the players to
work or hght.
In one year Of his career he played
over 200 games out in California and
batted 222
No matter what any of the old timers
are doing. or the big headiiners or the
bumptious kids. this stunt that Cut
shaw is pulling is the biggest thing in
base ball right now. Not only Is he hit
ting 800, but he Is playing q strong
mans part In keeping the Pirates in the
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Racer in Comeback "

NEW YORK. July 2o.-A successful
come back" after two years absence
terday by Purchase. q five-year-old
Of the R1ncocAs stable. The racer.
which broke down in the fall OF 1913.
won the six furlong Katonah handt-
cap at Empire City in 1908 Is. one
and two-ffth seconds slower than
the track record.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
MARINES SEEK CONTEST
Navy Yard Team Without 0p'
ponent for Saturday-Results
of Saudlot Clashes.

Navy Yard Marines are without a
game for the coming Saturday and
are anxious to arrange oneswith any
Of the strong clubs In or around the
District, According to Manager Ho-
dapp. the Marines are willing to play
anywhere. Managers Of teams in
ferested should call Lincoln 5s5 be-
tween $50 and 1880.
The Leviathans took the measure
Of the Spartans by to !. Slim
webb na for the or1
hits The Leviathans are anxious to
arrange games with the Brooklands,
Dominican Lyceums. Dreadnaughts
Manager NJ e. Boyal. 1929 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Atlas Athlete Club won from the
Champlain Street Midsets yesterday
II to Is.
The Grace Athletic Club is desirous
OF scheduling q contest for Sunday,
and Wisconsin avenue. Manager Ed
Howard, West 2490, Is the Grace man.
Drug Store nine against Swift 8.
Co.'S team. struck out ten men and
scored a shutout by to 0. The drug
store team is to meet Pepco Friday
on diamond No. 9 on the Monument
lot.
1t. Peters wants games with fif-
-year-old teams. Manager James
Corning. 322 c street southeast. is in
charge.
Manager Raymond l.. Furbey, 1892
Duncan street northeast, writes that
his team. the Buffalos. is anxious to
meet the Virginia All-Stars or the
La FayetteA
Cleveland A. C. Is after Sunday
games with seventeen-year-old teams
Write r. Kilby, 1852 8th street.
Atlas A. c. swamped the Quincy A,
C. by the score Of Is to 2.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
NAVAL AVIATION DOWNS
RED CROSS IN SLAB DUEL

best pitching dueis OF the in the amateur
Potomac League between Naval
the slabmen and the
thereby edge
Evening star., 1921-07-20
n. Gibbons SS Years Old.

ST PAUL. Mimi. July 3e.-Mike
Gibbons. St. Paul middleweight boxer.
today celebrated his thirty-thfrd
birthday on u train en- route to New
York, where on Monday night he is
scheduled to meet Augie Rather.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Scot Soccerists Score

, LYNN. Mass. July 2o.-rhe third
Scotland: scored the twenty-fonr
consecutive victory Of its tour Of the
United States and Canada last ntrht
defeating the General Electric 1JniteS
team team 8 to ;. The visitors complete
tneir tour at Fall River tomorrow.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
PICKED TO BEAT INDIA
IN SEMI-FlNAL ROUND

YORK. July -Tennis compilation OF dope
the Davis concede the chances Of the japanese
Shmdzu and kasho extraordinarily good The
defeat India the na round Chicago
" dangerous opponent the
final 4 Newport.
Evening star., 1921-07-20
BROTHER OF MAN-O'.WAR
SHOWS UNUSUAL SPEED

Ny Play, two-year.old bro.ha. =, -.
famous Man-o'-War, is expected Nv
racegoers to live up to the family ir.di,
tons for speed. In q recent workout a.
part OF his preliminary racing EDUCATION
ne did nve furlongs In 1901 i.6
Evening star., 1921-07-20
CUTSHAW is SENSATION
OF SEASON WITH STICK
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

batting Ruth Cobb Speaker Hornsby
big who the topine of conversation
among Ioing the shade of the big
type, but a stranger has entered their
the sensations The chap who draws ths sensation
Pittsburgh They called him "O George
before and agreed that he might
TO be now and then a utility
Evening star., 1921-07-20
Frisco Plans Auto Speedway.

Construction OF an automobiis speed
way Is planned by the Motor Car Deal
ers' Association Of San Francisco. The
organization has appointed William
Hughson to visit the automobile race
tracks along the coast and study their
construction
Evening star., 1921-07-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMEAlCAN ASSOClATlON.
Louisville. 8: Kansas City. 0.
Milwaukee. 2: Indianapolis. 1.
Columbus, 8; Minneapolis, s.
st. Paul. 8: Toledo, 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston: 40: Columbia. 2-5.
Augusta, II; Greenville. 6.
Charlotte, g.; Spartansburg, 80.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE,
Tampa. 3-6; Jacks0oville, 2-5.
Lakeland, 3-13; Orlando. 9-1O.
St. Petersburg, 3: Daytona, (.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
Toronto, 7: Baltimore, 1.
Other games-Rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis New Orleans-Rain.
Birmingham. Q; Mobile, 8.