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Evening star., 1922-03-18
FRED M'LEOD SECOND
IN FLORIDA GOLF PLAY

RELLEAIR HEIGHTS. Fla. March
1s.-George Smith of Hyde Park
showed the way in the hrst thirtysix
holes of the west coast open cham
pionShip with Il total Of 143 strokes
over both courses yesterday. He
scored 12 in the forenoon. and came
back over the long course il the aft
crnoon with II.
Fred Mcleod of Washington. with
a fine 90 in the morning. was two
strokes better than any one else in
the field Mcleod held on TO second
place, finishing with 14S. a stroke bet
ter than Alex Smith. who led Walter
Hagen, the present titlehoider, by one
shot.
Hagen took on the fourth hole
in the morning, which ruined ms
chances for low score. lie got -
on each course, and was five strokes
behind Smith. Gene Sarazeu did NOT
do very we'll and he and George
Kerrigan were off in their driving.
Forty professionals took part. ana
among the leaders were the follow
ing.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

used to supply Americas pueilists
have yielded place. or. at least. been
obliged to share honors with Jewish
boys, Italians, Poles, Germans and
what not. But whatever their race
and nationality, they have made
for Gaelic and Celtic noms de swat.
SO that whatever happens in the ,fu-
ture. patriotic Irishmen at least have
the assurance that the fine old fight
ing names Will never die.
But since st. Patrick's day is in
Irish pride to recall that in the list
of present champions Dempsey. of
ancient Irish blood, is king Of them
all; that q Tunney is light heavy
champion; that Jack Rritton (Bres-
lin) is welter champion and a XIII
bane is emperor of the feathers.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
HOCKEY CLUBS POINTLESS
IN SIX PERIODS OF PLAY

club. playing for the championship
of the United States Hockey As
sOciatfon, went through three reg
ular and three overtime periods Of
their third game last night with.
Out scoring. This leaves the Bos-
ton team with q tW0.game and a
four.eoal lead.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Cinches Job Nationals Should Lands
ARMY TITLE AT STAKE
IN BASKET BALL GAME

The jnter-cOrps championship
basket ball game between Fort
Monroe. titIeh0lder OF the I'd
Corps Aren, and Fort Washington.
champion of the Army district OF
Washington. Will take place to-
night Mt Washington barracks.
Play will start mt o'clock.
The Fort Monroe five recently
got It's title by defeating the Camp
H0labfrd basket ball team.
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Mike McTfgue came back with
bright Irish smile and an Erin go
bragh and Joe Lynch waved his
gloves with fine new green lacings.
Bill Brennan also showed into the
saint who chased the snakes from
Ireland didn't get much of hand.
And you'd have bet your roll It
would, considering the fine old Irish
names most of the boys bore. But
what's in a name. Nothing at all
The Duffys, the Sharkeys, the Kellys.
the Gormans-they could tell you
where Naples is, or Warsaw, or
Rome, or Posen, but divil a bit they
know about the ould sod. or Brian
Boru or the red hand Of Ulster.
All Of which means that slowly
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POOR SCORE IS BOWLED
BY CHAMPIONS OF 1921

TOLEDO, Ohio. March 1S.-The
Birk Brothers. team of Chicago
yesterday collected score OF
2.9Ol. to gain fourth place In the
a. II. q. tourney here.
The Saunders OF Toronto. last
years champions. with identically
the same line-Up that bOwled n
score of j.O88 Mt Buffalo in 1921.
got only ASA last night.
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llTENNIS CUP MATCHES
MAY BE PLAYED In u. S,

followers the United States will profit richly by the draw
for the Davis matches of this SO evenly balanced
challenging the
which will stand the defenders that could not have
Myrick
those assisted him yesterday New York. seeded
the
judged
proportion than This will include
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Tyrer. Meeting Rochester.

AUGUSTA. Ga, March 1.-THE De-
troit Americans and Rochester Inter-
nationals were slated to play the
first of a series of exhibition games
today that will take them through
Georgia and South Carolina. Ten
contests are on the schedule. the
first to be played here.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
White sox Are Confident.

SEGUIN, Tex. March iS.-The Chi
cago Americans ought to look pretty
good against the New York Nationals
at San Antonio today. Manager Giea-
son said that with Capt. Collins and
First Baseman SIeelv in the lineup
today he was certain the Giants
would be given II hard battle to
break the tic in the series. Each club
has won a game, and one contest re-
suited in a tie. The players went
through a brisk practice yesterday
and motored to San Antonio this
morning
Evening star., 1922-03-18
SCHOOLS IN TANK MEET,

Swimmers of Central and Western
High schools will compete in the an
nual south Atlantic championships in
the tank Of the Baltimore Athletic
Club, at Baltimore. tonight. Cen
trails team has won the meet the past
two years.
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Athletic. Play Texans Today.

EAGLE PASS, Tex, March 1S.-The
Athletics believe they have some
thing soft to pick on today in the San
Antonio club of the Texas League.
Mack intends to try out a lot of his
material
Evening star., 1922-03-18

All recruits for the Yankee Athletic
Club nine are to report to Capt. Har-
low tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock at 303 18th street. Unlimited
teams ready to book games with the
a r tho ahova addpasS
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Judge Lands, who is to off1ciate at
the inauguration Of the Nationals
Braves series by throwing out the
first ball when play is called at 5
o'clock this afternoon. arrived .nls
where he was entertained at dinner
by the fans last evening, Clark Gr!i,
fifth being among those present. All
the ceremonies planned for YESTERDAY,
when he originally was scheduled to
arrive, were carried out. The high
commissioner Of base ball was wei
coined by a committee OF city Of
ficials headed by the mayor, and, foi-
lowing q motor trip to points OF IN
honor guest at luncheon at the hos
telry where the Griffmen are quar-
tered.
covered from the cold which inter.
rupted his training for couple OF
days He was out in uniform again
Yesterday and showed no i'll effects
pitching in the batting practice.
with Miller's wing feeling strong
again his place on the aflinE list has
been taken by McGrew: The. the sim SIM,
pain when he throws. but Is on the
Job as usual, attempting to work the
series out
Dick Torres In suffering from a
badly bruised knee which was hurt
several days ago and injured again
nv q foul tip yesterday. His leg
is swelled and painful. but he plans
to play this afternoon, regardless
The Cuban is a game and willing
worker.
EA waIsb, the once premier pitcher
Of base ball who has been appointed
to tho American League stair Of UNI
pires and will officiate in his first
game for the Griffs and Braves to-
day, like many other diamond vet
Grams, has been bitten by the golf bug.
Attired in natty knickers. Walsh
1liked for the 1inks.yesterday in COM
pany with Nick Altrock. another
former star hurler for the White Sox.
1t was Walsh's first time out this
year and Nick trimmed him
A melton picture Photographers was
on the field yesterday getting views
of tho Nationals In training. He
planned to remain, over today and
Evening star., 1922-03-18
ORIGINAL FIVE BOWLERS
Do WELL IN GIRLS TILT

Billie Williams and Bronson
Quaites, bowling for tho Original
Five, made matters interesting for
tho Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing team Of the Washington Ladies'
League in a girls duckpin match
last night on the Grand Central
drives. The former had games of
1Os, 100 and 80. for high set of 2s8,
while Miss Qualities made high game
of III. The Original Five won the
first two of the three games rolled.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Red sox Fail to Impress.

HOT SPRINGS, March 1S.-The
renovated Red Sox were tried out
yesterday and found wanting. The
pirates poked holes in them SO num-
erously that Manager Duffy today
was said to be looking around for
material to mend them-
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Shamrock Athletic Club intends to
take the field again this season and
will hold an organization meeting
Wednesday at p.rn.. at l443 K street
southeast All members Of last years
teams and new candidates are to re-
port.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
DODGERS Clash with Colonies.

The Brooklyn Dodgers were in Pensa-
cola today to mix with the Louis
Vile American Association team in
the first contest of a three-Sare
series. The Robins have reached their
fighting weight, and are looking for
ward with confidence to the hard
games that will precede the opening
of the regular season.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

The Central States Rowing Associa-
tion has announced that the regatta,
which has been awarded to Peoria,
will be held July and 8.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
ATTRACTING" ATHLETES
IS SCORED BY BIG TEN

CHICAGO. March 1S.-Western Con-
ference athletic directors here completed
a two-day discussion OF ways and
means of eliminating professionalism
from college athletics, but refused to
make public any of their proceedings
other than those pertaining to minor
affairs.
OF the dozens Of suggestions discuss
ed. 1t was understood that those dealing
with the reported methods of attract
ing" high school stars to some universe
ties received the most attention. This
was declared by some to be the chief
causes OF violation of anna teurism.
Fielding II. Iost Of Michigan was
named chairman OF a committee to sift
plans suggested.
The directors announced June 10 for
the conference golf tournament; May
Is. :6 and q for the tennis tournament.
both to be held in Chicago, and stated
that they would recommend that basket
ball officials could not oticiate in out-
side games.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
JUDGE INTENDS TO TRAIN
In THE SOUTH NEXT YEAR
Bench, He Declares--Yankee Scout, On Mys-
terious Mission, May Be after Menosky.

PETERSBURG, March 1S-Base umprcs should
spring training at
his here last night More than leading sportsmcn
the affair." which followed busy
golf local
Evening star., 1922-03-18
WESTOVER NINE REPORTS
FOR PRACTICE TOMORROW

IESTONER of vicinity Washington Circle
NV for the base ball its first meet
of players morning at ii O'clock at lUS 10th
candidates will attend In
che workout will be held the Monument lot Can
didates Payne Burke Haw
Robertson McMurray Winter Bremen Tng w. Walsh,
Ferguson Prince, Mahoney, OCalaghan
Evening star., 1922-03-18

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, March IS
Sam Langford Of Boston knocked out
Cyclone Smith of Denver in the sec
ond round last night. They are
heavyweiEhts.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Minnesota Natat0rs Win.

CHICAGO, March 1S.-Minnesota
won the western conference swim
ming meet last night with "a points.
Wisconsin was second with 20, Chi
cago third with 20, Illinois fourth
Evening star., 1922-03-18
3'TOP OF THE MORNIN'"
DOESN'T STIR ALL BOXERS
BY FAIR PLAY.

YORK, 1.-THE top mornns
| VI mornin' to all"
At Grupps gymnasium yesterday, this St day greeting
didn't would
an assemblage of pillow puhers.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Yale and Tigers in Polo Final.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-The three
man polo teams of Princeton and
Yale will contest tonight for the in
door intercollegiate polo champion
ship, through the Blues defeat OF
Norwich last night. 5 to 3, and the
Tigers victory over Pennsylvania, g
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Cadillac Midgets nosed out the La
Sale Cubs in a 21-to-20 match. Kelly
and Coates played well for the victors.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Base Ball Results.
At Auburn. Ala R. II. E.
U. s. Infantry School. ...... 2
Batteres--Davis and Cobb; Noulton and
Gibson.
At Atlanta. Ca R. H, E.
Detroit Americans ........7 10 6
Georgia Tech ...............4 6 l
Batteries--Johns. Olsen and Bassler; Thomp-
son, Hines; O'Ieary and Palmisi1e.
At Hot Springs, Ark R. H. E.
Pittsburgh Nationals ..l2 II 1
Batteries--John Morrison, Yelloy=horse and
Gooch, Quinn; Thormahlen and Walters.
At Macon. Ca &, II, E.
Columbus tAmerican Association) IL 13
Mercer University ............2 E
Evening star., 1922-03-18

MINERAL WELLS, Tex. March is.
The Cincinnati Nationals have
moved over to Dallas to play the first
of a two-game series with the Cleve-
land Indians. These are the only
ieaeue club until the team reaches
Cincinnati. just before the beginning
Of the championship season. Rixey
will pitch against the American
Leaguers today and Pete Donahue,
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Levinthan Athletic Club is anxious
to hear from junior teams All COM
munications should be addressed to
Manager Embrey Minor, PA I'd street
southeast
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Two Indian. Slightly Hurt.

DALLAS, Tex. March 1S.-Out-
fielder Joe Wood and Catcher Steve
O'Nein of the Indians suffered inju
ries yesterday. Wood was struck
over the head with a bat swung by a
bat boy, and ONeill. who was prac-
ticing at shortstop, was struck in the
eye by a bounding ball.
Neither injury is serious. and both
expected to participate in today'S
game with the Cincinnati Reds.
Wood and Louis Guisto continued
their hard hitting during yesterdays
batting practice. both knocking balls
over the left field fence.
James C. Dunn, president of the
Cleveland club, has arrived to look
over his players. He was especially
pleased with some of the rockies.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Frisch Is Ready to Play.

SAN ANTONIO. March 18.-Frank
Frisch, the wounded Giant infielder,
is ready to get back in the game today
against the White Sox. but it seemed
probable McGraw might keep him
idle until Sunday.
The Giant sunburn casualties are
decreasing. and those players retired
to the rear because of infamed faces
are again getting about.
The personnel of the Giants second
team which left last night on it's
northward journey for exhibition
games has been announced by Nc
Graw. The spring training season
for the seconds will close April 10.
with a game with the Army at West
Point.
The roster: Catchers. Samide, Gill;
enwater; pitchers, Ryan. Shea.
Causey, McGloughlin. Malone. Rach-
ale, Mcfarland. Proctor; inffeld. Berry.
Kopf, Hale, Black; outfield, Stengel.
Kensella, White; coach, Burkett.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
COEBEL is AMONG OTHERS
WHO ARE BILLED TO STICK
Coslin Is Fixture and Phillips and Gleason Are Al
most Certain to Renlain-Milan Is Lavish
in Praise of New lnfielder. N
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

AMPA Blucge cinched with the
The work of the the
uniformly high order that predictions have
forthcoming until today when Manager
Buege would be all
Eddie Goebe
would monthly checks from the Washington club
and behs
Phillips be said that
% rockies practically of retention for 1922
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Tenleytown Athletic Club would
like to procure Wednesday and Sum
day games with unlimited teams.
, Mines interested should communicate
with George Mcdonald, 1905 Wiscon-
sin avenue.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Br0okland Athletic Club Is to open
practice tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at Brookland Field, 7th and
Monroe streets northeast Manager
Brown expects the following players
to report: Freeman, Flood, Herr,
Merkle, Beckert, Cord, Boss, McNal-
ley, Bishop. Miles, r. Bean Hill and
G. Bean.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

who Joined the team yesterday at
Fort Worth, IS slated to start the
game for the Reds Sunday
Louis Fonseca was unable 10 &c
company his club on account of his
left arm, which was hit 10y O. pitched
ball Wednesday and still is badly
swollen.
Following their defeat OF tn.
Dallas team yesterday, to I, the
club remained in that city overnigl,:
to permit the boys to witness the
grand rodeo, and proceeded to Dallas
on a special car this morning.
Pirates Suffering From Ego.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March is.
The Pirates are chesty today, follow
ing their 12-to-0 victory over the REQ
Sox yesterday. !. Morrison. Pirate
hurler. held the Boston battcrs hit
less in five innings while his team
mates were collecting scvcntecn
ssfeties off Thormahlen and Quinn
Yellowhorsc, the Indian. who rclievcd
Morrison, allowed only two hits.
Rohwer. the Pirate rightfelder, was
credited with two home runs.
PhiIlies Face C0llegians.
LEESBURG, Fla, March 1S.-The
Phillies and Rollins College were
due to hook up here this afternoon
for the Quakers' second set-to of the
season, the other being the defeat
by the Washington Americans. The
Phils- believe they can lick the coI-
lcsians.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Walsh and Corbley.
The Westover nine had an excellent
record last year and was runner-up
in Section A Of the unlimited class in
the city independent championship
series. The outlook for another good
season is especially bright.
Bennins Council, ]. o. U. A. NJ, nine
will hold its initial drill tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock on Randall
Field, east end of Pennsylvania Ave
nue. bridge southeast Calvin, Haw-
Gray, E. Dougloss. Presgraves N: In
gels E Meill, H Douglass, A. T. Gray,
A. G. Ingela, ]. Newton Wooslring,
Laut, Miller, W. Newton, Sobotka.
Scrivener, Keyser and Milbourn are
expected to report. Other members
Of the council desiring tryouts should
be at the field or communicate with
Manager F. H. Bury, 1888 Potomac
avenue southeast.
J. O. U. A. NJ. councils interested in
organizing q league of mines Of the
order should write c. W. Douglass,
recording secretary Of Benning Coun-
Gil, 1924 22d street southeast, or tele-
phone him at Lincoln -3543.
St. Peters, Midgets have organized
with John Quinn as manager and
Fats Gaines as captain. Teams in the
thirteen-fourteen-ye class desiring
engagements should communicate
with Quinn at 80 D street south
east.
Brookland Athletic Club Is to open
Evening star., 1922-03-18

Langdon Cubs are to practice to-
morrow at 2:3O and the following
players are to be at hand: Murphy.
Eckloff, A Thompson. B. Coleman, w.
Coleman, Hilton. Workings, Edmunds,
Meader. Gajser. Ross !. Thompson,
Patteya Ffnell, Clements, Jones,
Spittel, Gunther and Murry.
Cyrisfan Athletic Club and the
Monroes will be opponents tomorrow
afternoon on Soldiers Home field in
q game starting at 2 o'clock. Games
with the CHRISTIANS may be booked
with Manager Hyman Witt 1903 9th
street. or over telephone, North 6605.
Gotham Athletic Club, formerly
Olympic Athletic Club, wants en-
gagements in the sixteen-seventeen
year class. Send challenges to Charles
Mudd, 527 11th street southeast
Evening star., 1922-03-18
Illinois Favored I'm Meet.

CHICAGO. March 1S-1llinois to-
day ruled strong favorite to win
the twelfth annual indoor track and
field meet Of the Western Conference
tonight at Northwestern University,
Evanston,
Evening star., 1922-03-18

stanton Athletic Club wants its
players to report at Union Station
plaza tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. A practice will be held.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

as d pitcher.
Milan called a meeting of his ath-
letes last night at which plans for the
battle today and signals to be used
against the Braves were discussed.
Most of the rockies were excluded.
but both Goebel and Bluege were
there.
Evening star., 1922-03-18

A melton picture photographer was
on tho field yesterday getting views
of tho Nationals In training. He
planned to remain, over today and
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT REHOBOTH
William H. Virden Lewes Banker Hon.
Ored on 68th Birthday

Mrs. William H. Virden and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lillian D. Virden Smith, of
Lewes, gave a dinner at their cottage
in Rehoboth Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. Virden's sixty-eighth
birthday. The guests were DR.. Will
liam P. Orr, Jr., Harry V. Lyons, DR..
Joseph NJ. Martin, Edison c. Lodge,
John NJ. Vessels, DR.. U. w. Hooker,
Charles H. Maull and Thomas R. In
gram, fellow directors of Mr.. Virden
on the board of the Lewes Branch of
the Sussex Trust Company. Mr.. Vir-
den was elected one of the first direct
Ors of the Sussex Trust Company
which opened its doors for business
twenty-fOur years ago Friday and has
been on the board ever since.
Many of the amusing incidents that
had confronted these bankers during
their "a years of country banking
were recalled and added to the fun.
DR.. Orr on behalf of the guests pre-
sented DIR. Virden with a set of cuff
links.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
ACCIDENTS DOWN THE STATE
Horace NJ. Wiley, Phillip Graham and
Walter H. Smith Hurt in Accident

Walter ii. Smltn hurt IN Accident
Horace M. Wiley, a Seaford dray-
man, was badly injured on the Blades
Concord State Highway Thursday,
when an automobile, owned by Albert
Massey of Blades and driven by his
son, collided with Willey's vehicle.
The drayman was delivering some
articles at William o. Johnson's brick
kiln and was driving into JohnsOn's
yard, when the automobile struck the
front wheel of the wagon, hurting
Wiley to the concrete road and cut
ting and bruising him. Masseys son
brought Wiley to physician, who
dressed the injuries. The wagon was
demolished. Philip Graham, son of
Samuel Graham, of Mardela Springs,
Md, while running across road, was
struck by a truck driven by Allen
Conaway. Graham's legs and knees
were bruised. Walter H. Smith, Sup
erintendent of the Harrison Construc-
tion Co., had an arm broken and a
shoulder bone dislocated Thursday,
when his automobile struck the soft
side of a road near Pearson's Corner
and turned turtle. After receiving
medical treatment at the Milford Hos
pital he was taken to the home of his
sister, on North Second street, Mil
ford.
Smyrna times., 1922-11-01
FIGURE SAVING NEW HIGHWAY
Road From st. Georges to TybOut's
Corner Opened, Making a Clean
Stretch Concrete to Wilmington

The Tybout's Corner to St. Georges
road is open for traffic This is an
important addition to the State High
way system as it shortens the dis
tance between these points approx
mately one mile. With the present
traffic over this road 700 vehicles per
day this means a saving to motorists
of approximately $18,00000 per year,
figuring the average cost of automo-
bile operation at cents per mile.
This saving is sufficient to pay the in
terest and sinking fund for the entire
cost of this improvement, Az miles
in length. The Dover Pearson's Corn
er road is open for traffic, drive care
fully as shoulders are not completed.
Glassgow-Bea road closed. Construc-
tion in progress. Wilmington-O Odessa
No detours. New concrete road
from the Causeway to st. Georges;
Odessa-Smyrna- No detours. New
concrete road Odessa Armstrong;
Corner; Smyrna-Dover--Concrete road
No detours.
Working on the Frederica Causeway
Dover-Frederica - Construction in
progress just south of Dover. One
way detour 500 feet. Use caution.
Take concrete road u mile south of
Dover, follow to Frederica Causeway.
No detours. Drive slowly across
causeway. Frederica-Milford- George
town Selbyville Berlin Ocean City.
Concrete boulevard, no detours;
Georgetown-Laurel- New concrete
road. No detours. Avoid shoulders;
Rehoboth and Lewes.-Concrete road
Georgetown to Harbeson. Ne detours;
Georgetown Bridgeville-Work in pro-
gress. Follow local detour signs
Georgetown to Coverdales Cross Roads
Concrete road Coverdales Cross Roads
to Bndgeville. Dover to FELTON,, Can
terbury, Harrington, Pennington,
Greenwood, Bridgeville, Seaford,
Laurel, Delmar and Salisbury. Dover
Camden Wyoming - Work in pro-
gress. Detour via Dover-Rising Sun
Road, follow detour signs at Moore's
Mill road and Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Road from Smyrna to Seaford
Dover -Canterbury-Felton Harring-
-Seaford-Follow dupont Boule-
ward to detour sign below Moore's
Mill Pond, thence by earth road IL
miles to Odd Fellows Cemetery Cam
r den. Turn left at Camden corner
3 Concrete road open Camden to Can
terbury. 500 foot detour at Derby''
Mill Pond. Work in progress. Drive
slowly. Canterbury-Felton-Harring
ton Greenwood -Bridgeville-Seaford =
New concrete road. No detours