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Evening star., 1922-05-21
MRS. SHERIDAN winner
IN COLUMBIA PUTTING

Mrs. H. C. Sheridan won the weekly
putting contest for women at Colum-
bia Country Club yesterday after
noon. making on the eighteenth
hole 20 defeat Mrs. A. B. Shelton in
the final. 1 up. Mrs. Shelton narrowly
missed 1 on the eighteenth.
Mrs E. c. Gott won the consolation
defeating Mrs. Conrad B. Doyle in the
fina! match, 4 and .. Summaries:
Preliminary round-Mrs. Charles White
defeated Mrs. T. " Brahany, l up; Mrs. A.
T. Leech defeated Mrs. ". G. Galliher, 5 and
4; A. Mrs; !! Ia NJ Haynes defeated Mrs. c. B.
First round-Mrs W. g. Coughter defeated
Mrs. Frank Govern, and 8; Mrs O. r. Evans
defeated Mr.: v. e. shannon / up; ls holes
and 1; Mrs. white defeated Mrs. 4. z
ChisweiI 2 and l; Mrs; q. Q. Sheridan DE-
feated Mrs. E. o. Leech. 4 and 2: Mrs. NJ
A. Enelish defeated Mrs. T. ". Newbern, 4
and 8; Mrs. e. Il. Pitcher defeated Mrs. c. h
Second round-Mrs Evans defeated Mrs
Coughter. I up: Mrs. Shelton defeated Mrs:
white 1 up. 10 holes: Mrs. Sheridan defeated
Mrs Haynes. and .: Mrs. Pitcher defeated
Mrs English. / up, &c holes.
Semi -6nals-Mrs. Shelton defeated Mn.
Evans. up: Mrs Sheridan defeated Mrs.
Pitcher. and 1.
Finai--Mrs Sheridan defeated Mrs. Shelton.
l up Il on last hole(.
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LIST IS CHESSSTARS
FOR LONDON TOURNEY

With no other fixtures of outstand-
ing Importance in view, the coast is
clear for the international chess con-
gress being arranged by the British
Chess Federation and scheduled to
open In London on July 81.
Word comes from Europe that the
match between Rubinstein and
Altechin has been abandoned for the
reason that the Dutch Chess Associa-
tion plans to hold q Jubilee congress
in 1928 and IL not In q position to
finance both.
Here In America 1t IL not now likely
that any national congress will take
place: at any rate, Cleveland has not
come to the front. as had been ex-
pected. and the officials of the United
States Chess Association have re-
ceived no other bids for the ninth
American congress.
Cable advices from Melbourne state
that c. G. Watson has won the Aus
tralian championship and will there
fore be eligible to participate in the
London masters tournament, IL his
business interests do not interfere.
Consequently, the list of sixteen ac-
cepted by the congress committee in
cludes the following:
Capabianca. Rubinstein. Aijechin.
Bogoljubow, Maroczy. Reti, Tarta-
kower, Kostich, Vidmar. Atkins.
Yates. Wahltuch, Euwe, Marotti,
Khadikar and Watson.
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central TEAM SECOND
|. IN TOME TRACK GAMES

PORT DEPOSIT, Nd, May 90
Track and field athletes of Washing
ton Central High School, scoring 3S
points. finished second to the Mer-
cersburg Academy team today in the
annual games held by Tome. The
leading squad accumulated 79H
points. Millsv.ile was third with %.
Twenty-Five schools were represent
ed A record was established by Nc
Fadden of Central. when he won the
javelin throw with a heave of LAT
feet Y inch. McFadden also took
tho pole vault and was second in the
high jump and discus throw.
Capt. Kern scored heavily for the
Blue and White. He won the century
dash and finished second in the 220-
yard sprint. and third in the discus
event.
Hall Taylor and Hughes of Gen.
ira, finished ono two, three in the
hammer throw. the best toss being
142 feet inches. Thomas Gem
trai:.e ran third in the 12o-ya-d
hurdles, and Newman, a teammate.
was second in the 220-yard hurdle
race.
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Pinch hitter Shorten and Collins
each singled and Tobin bounded to
Pipp. Pipp threw to Jones for the
play at first and Umpire Chill called
the runner out. The players of both
teams and the spectators started to
run off the field, but when Chill noted
that Jones had dropped the throw he
reversed the decision and the game
was resumed.
Shorten scored the tying run on the
play Gerber singled and Sis,er was
Intentionally walked, but another base
on balls to Williams forced in Collins,
Jacobsen then clinching the game FOR
st. Louis with a home run with the
bases full.
Ruth Fails to Hit safely.
Ruth failed to hit safely. striking
out once, going out on two pop flies
and grounding to Sisler.
Shocker held the Yankees to three
hits. Wards home run with Baker on
base in the fifth inning keeping New
York in the lead until Jones ascen-
sion in the ninth
Ruth was presented with silver
bat by vaudeville admirers and some
Baltimore friends gave him a silver
loving cup.
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c. j. IS GIVEN A SCARE
BY MOUNT ST. MARy'S

In a stubbornly fought ball game
Catholic University defeated Mount
st. Mary's. s to Z, at Brookland yes
1erday afternoon. A thrilling ninth
inning rally by st. Mary's sent them
one run in the lead, but Southpaw
Smith, who relieved Toohn when
pinch hitter was sent in, mad noth-
ing with which to fool the hard
hitting BrookIand right-handers anc
q. U. won out by scoring two runs
with only one down.
For eight innings Clark pitcheo
brilliantly, allowing but five scattered
round and st. Mary's rushed four runs
over. -.
The playing of Shortstop Walsh OF
81 Mary's was a feature. He accept
I'd all of his ten chances in a clean-
cut manner and drove in four OF the
seven runs by his team.
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MARYLAND SHUTS OUT
HOPKINS, OLD RIVAL, 20

BALTIMORE. Md. May 2o.-Uni-
versity OF Maryland shut out Johns
Hopkins here today. to 0. in the
first base ball game between the two
institutions since the disruption Of
athletic relations In 1920
Schrider, who did the hurling for
the State University men, was air.
tight all the way and never was In
danger but once. He was given a
real battle by Owings.
Maryland got Ms first run in the
fourth. Burdette singled. but was
caught at second when Beachley hit
to short. Moran singled and Beaehley
scored on Besley's rap>over short The
other run was made in the fifth, when
Semler walked, stole second and
counted, after Pollock and Bailey had
gone out on Rurdette,s single
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NO BAN ON PLAYERS PAID
BY INDEPENDENT TEAMS
Only Performers Rewarded for Services With Clubs
of Circuit Under Jurisdiction of the District
Association Are Barred.

ANDLOT base ball who have questioning
status of players connected with operating
the District Base Bali Association evidently familiar
the code of that body While does
remuneration for service with
OF the association does prohibit such being
with no strictly
aggregation operating organized sandot
do claim players the simon
class
The associations main object
the welfare organized base ball
and avoid difficulties involving question
dropped the
p1astv
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Totals. So o "a IA Totals. 80 10 c7 /
.Rattad knr EiiIinniun in the ninth

Totals. SO "A "A Totals.. 80 III - II
.Batted for Fiilingim in the ninth.
Boston o o 90 o o Ga
Chicago ........2 o 90 1 Ed
Runs-Powell, Cruise. Boeckel. STATE (2),
Hollocher. Friberg, Alexander. Error-Kelleher.
Two-base hit-Holke Stolen base-PoEell.
ber, Double plays-Ford to Holke to Gowdy to
Boeckel: Terry to Grimes: Alexander to Hot
ilocher to Grimes. Left on bases--Boston, 8:
Chicaee, 4. First base on baIls-0n Alexan-
der. 3; Of Fillingim. g. Struck out-By Alex
ander, 2: by FiIlinRim, 2. Cmpires-Messrs.
IS minutes.
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Totals. % 2T 13 Totals. SO 9t28 1
.Batted for Piercy In the fifth.
TGardner out, hit by batted hall

Cleveland ...... o 0 O OIL %
Boston ......!.. o o o o 90 1-2
Runs.Jamieson. Stephenson t2), Speaker.
Coveleskie. Ruel. Piercy. Errors-Stephenson
phenson. Pratt. Dugan. Foster. Home run
Speaker Sacrifice hits-speaker. McInnis,
20 McInnis: Ruei to Pratt Left on bases.
Cleveland. 8; Boston. 8. First base on balls
of Coveleskie. L: OF Piercy, 6: OF Karr, 1.
Struck out-By Coveleskie, 8: by Piercy, 2,
Hits-Of Piercy. in 5 innings; OF Karr,
in 4. Hit by pitcher-By Piercy tSeweli
and Stephsnson). Wild pitch-Coveleskie
Losing pitcher-Piercy. Umpires-Messrs
Moriarty and Wilson. Time Of same-1 hour
and % minutes
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GAlTHERSBURG is CHASED
: BY HYATTSVILLE CHASES

COLLEGE PARK. Nd, May 20
Frank Chase Of Hyattsville High
Schools nine pitched and batted with
a heartiness that overcame the CATH
ersburg High School team. 10 to 6.
on University of Maryland field this
afternoon. He slammed three hits,
one q triple that cleared filled bases.
and easily checked the Gaithersburg
battera
younger brother, William, at second
base. The latter helded well and
made a double and two singles.
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CRICKETERs AROUSED.

EneIish amateur sport lovers are
greatly exercised over the current
tendency Of rugby footballers to
overlap the cricket season. One
fancies that were cricket the great
intrinsically great-sport 1t Is reputed
to be that 1t would hold It's own
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Catholic o.. 8; Mt. St. Marys, =.
Georgetown, 8, Pennsylvania, 1.
Maryland, 2; Johns Hopkins, o.
: Johns Hopkins, 6, st. Johns, 4
(second game).
Penn State, 8; Carnegie Tech, 2.
Delaware, 2, Swarthmore. I.
Ursinus, 13, Muhlenberg, 3.
Army, 14s Fordham, 3.
Vermont, Is; Springfield, 1. Is
Columbia, 81 Dartmouth, 1.
Holy Gross, 8; Tufts, 2
Cornell, II, Yale. 8.
Harvard. Is; Princeton, i.
Boston College, 8, villa Nova, 1.
Colgate, 4, Syracuse, 2.
Maine. s; Boyvdofn, 8.
Lafayette, s, Lehigh, 8.
Lebanon, Valley, 1; Dickinson, o.
Vanderbilt, 81 Sewanee, 2.
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CIRCUIT CL0UT BY iris
SINKS THE BOSTON SOX

BOSTON, May 20.-Speaker's home
run into the right field bleachers with
the bases filled. in the fifth inning,
gave Cleveland to 2 victory over
Boston today.
Piercy, pitching his first game after
the lifting of his suspension, was
taken out of the box after this inning.
A one-handed stop by Gardner, over
third base, cut off run.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Runs-Roche, Lsmeric. Frase., Grub (e),
Purdy ca. storssr. Giovannetti, Besil, Grub
ca. Hoe (2), Grimes (2). Errors-Lemeric,
Fraser, Purdy. Two-base hits-Lemeric, Blair,
Purdy. storzer. Giovannetti. Three-base hits
Giovannetti (2). Beall. Grimes. Hits-Of
Besil, 81. .McDaniels, IS; Potts. 4. Stolen bases
Blair, storzer. Beall, Giovannetti, Hoe,
Grimes. Left on bases-Silver Spring. 8; Pur-
cellvlle, 4. First base on balls-Beail, .: Nc
Daniels. .; Potts, 3. Hit by Pitcher-BeaIl,
McDaniels Struck out-Beali 8; McDanels,
4: Potts, /.
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Runs-Semler. Beachley, Errors-Beachley.
Moran. Two-basa hit-Semler. Stolen bases
-semler (2). Paganucci. Beachley. Moran.
Besley. First base on bslls--oh owings. 9;
of Schrider. I. First base on errors-Johns
Hopkins. 2 Hit by pitcher-By Schrider tHsy-
ter). Struck out-By Schrider, 8; by 0wings.
man. Time Of Eame-l hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
EASY FOR SILVER SPRING,

PURCELLv1LE, Va, May. 2o.-Sf-
yer Spring Athletic Club Of Silver
Spring. Md. defeated Purcellville at
base ball here today. IL to s. Hitting
we'll in the early innings, the visitors
attained q good lead and never were
headed. Giovannetti Of EiIver Spring
made two triples. a double and
single in five times at bat. The score:
Evening star., 1922-05-21
Tot,ls.. 90 "a IT Totals. So ID q IA
4 aizhth

sBatted for s. Smith in the eighth
Brooklyn 0 o 0 O.:
81. Louis. o 8 0 0 o Il
Runs-schmandt High, Toporcer McHenry
Heathcote, Ainsmith. Errors-Johnston, NIL
Ier Hornsby McHenry. Two-base hits
He.thcote, Toporcer. Hornsby. Stolen base
Stock. Sacrifice hit-Ainsmith: Double play,
-Hornsby to Toporcer to Fournier; Hornsoy .
Fouruier Left on bases-Brooklyn, .: st
Louis. IL. First base on balls-on Grimes
s: off smith. 1. Struck out-By Grimes.
Hits-Of Grimes. 8 in innings on smlIn; In,
in q innings: off Decatur none. IN 1. W1lt
pitch-S. smith Losing pitcher-Grimes- I'm
nires-Messrs Rigler and Mccormick TINT
Of game-1 hour and 81 minutes
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Ruth Dappon Huge 7hrog Sandotes Not Required Be sSon P
Homer WITH THREE ON
BY B|NG HELPS MACKS

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o.-Youns's
triple. Perkins double, Bing Miller's
home run and two passes gave Phila-
delphia a 6-to-1 victory today over
Detroit IN the first game of the series
for third place.
Miller had three hits out of three
times at bs-s and his homer was his
ninth. the third In two days. T
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SOLVES GOLF PROBLEM.

Lexington (Mass.) Golf Club is ably
solving the problem OF. Of Long waiting
limited membership system" where
by those on the roster of walters
may play golf every day from Mon
day to Friday, inclusive, holidays ex-
ceuted
Evening star., 1922-05-21
BABE FAILS TO GET HIT
AS BROWNS BEAT YANkS
Capacity Crowd at Polo Grounds Sees ST. Louis Score
Apparently Had Been Retired in Ninth.

crowd George H.
(Babe Meuse American League uggers, action
1922 the New York Ameri-
OF the freakest
Yankees led by OF to the ninth
Iones retired New York could
had
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sBatted for TooIin in ninth inning.
tone out when winning run scored.

TUne out When WlHHIHB FuI sCofeu.
Mt. ST. Mary's.. o o Al
catholic Uni... 3 0 o 1 2-s
Runs-Ruiz Desmond. F. Kelly. w. Royer,
r Rover. Toolin co., Denault t2l. Dris-
coll t3i. Lynch. Lawler. Rhoddy Errors-Des-
mond. F. Kelly, w Royer. 7, Royer. Rhoddy-
Two-base hits--Clark t2t. Breslin fhree- ba Sc
: innings. Sacrifice hits-Creslin (2l. CorwIi
,ei. Yesger Chapman Stolen baSes-Walsh.
DanauIt' DriscolI, Lynch (2). Double plays
walsh Ruiz and W. Roger Left on bases
81 Msry's, >: Catholic University. o. First
base on balIs-oh Smith. l. First base
Rv TooIin. /; by Clark, 1. Struck out-By
Tooiin. 8: by Clark, s. Wild piteh-Clark,
I'mpire-Mr Tom Crooks. Time OF game
hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
M1DDIEs BEATEN ON RANGE.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 20.-The rifle
team of the fist New York National
Guard Regiment won from the Naval
Academy today by 1851 to 1851. Capt.
Dreher of the visitors and Midshipman
Cults tied for first individual honors,
with 236 in $50
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Totals. 40 l3 ~ Is Tott
'Ratted for McManus in the ninth.
5Batted for Shocker in the ninth.

sRatted for NcManus IN the nlhth
TBatted for Shocker in the ninth.
ST. Louis $500. o Is
New York.. o D o D O..
Runs-Tobin t2l. Gerber, Sisler. Williams.
Jacobson Shorten Collins, Baker, Ward. Er'
r0rs-Tobn. Jones. Two-bsse hits-Ellerbe
Jacobson SEVERED. Home runs-Ward ia
cobson. Stolen base--Williams. Double play
Srbanr 10 Ward Left on bases-New York,
:: ST. Louis. s. First base on halls-OT Jones,
3: off Shocker, l. Struck out-By Jones, D;
hy Shocker . Hits-On Shocker, in
innings: off Payne. none in I. Winning
pfrcher-Shocker. Umpires-Messrs. Owens
and Chill. Time of game hours and . min
ltes.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
Gettysburg Blanks Navy,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 20.--Gettys-
burg administered severe thrashing
to the Naval Academy this afternoon.
the score being to,t0. The Navy
batsmen could do nothing with the
four hits. ~
Evening star., 1922-05-21
PIRATES DOWN GIANTS,

PITTSBURGH. May 20-Pitts-
burgh won from New York today.
10 to Z. in a hard-hitting contest.
The Pirates broke q tie score
in the eighth inning when Big
bee pounded out his second three.
base hit with the bases filled.
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CARDS GET NEAR TOP.

ST. LOUIS. May 20.-The locals
made it three out of four over Brook :
Iyn, taking today's game by to z
and moved within two games of first
place by virtue of Pittsbuhgh's
victory over New York.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
Totals. IS 13 "a II Totals. 81 ID 81 1:
'Batted for SINNERS in the eighth.
iBatted for Douglas in the seventh.
iBatted for Carlson in the eighth

New York. -. 2 0 2 o. o o Z
Pittsburgh 49, . 0 0 . 0 8 x-1O
Runs-Bancroft. Frisch Groh. Young (2l,
Meusel (2), Maranville t2). Carey. Bigbee (3)
Ems. 90. Gooch, Rohwer. Errors-shinners
e.: TwS,base e, hitIFrisch; & Kelly. Bigbee.
Young, B!gbee (2). Ems Sacrifice hits
Young l2). SINNERS. Adams. Smith. Left on
on bal,s-On Douglas, l.: OF Adams, 2; Oh
Ryan. 1; on Carlson. /. Struck out-By
Douglas, 1; by Ryan. i; by Adams. I. Hits
in .: of Adams. 10 in is; on Carlson. ! In
2-3: OF Glazner. 2 in I. Winning pitcher
Carlson. Losing pitcher-Ryan. Cmpires-
Mcssrs. Moran and Quigley. Time Of Same-1
hour and 4S minutes
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REDS WIN IN 18TH,

CINCINNATI. Ohio, May 20.-The
Cincinnati Nationals defeated Phila-
delphia today. 2 to 1, in a twelve
inning game. and making three
straight for the Reds,
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Runs-Henline. Bohne. Harper Errors
Fletcher. Bohne, Caveney (2). Two-base
hits-Henline t2). Daubert. Wrightstone,
Bohne. Three-base hit-Harper. Stolen
bases-Duncan t2). Sacrifces-Lebouryeau.
Wrightstone. Williams, Caveney. Double
pIays-Cayeney to Daubert; Parkinson to
Smith to Leslie Left on bases-Philadelphia.
Medows. 2; Luque. 2. Struck out-By
Meadows, 2; Luque, 8. Umpires-Klem and
Phrman. Time OF game: 2:i5.
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sBatted for Ehmke in the eighth.
Detroit .....0 0 0 o 90 O e1
Philadelphia 80 1 o o 90 x-e
Runs-Heilmann. Young. Johnston, WNfker,
Perkins. Miller. McGowan.. Two-base hits
Home runs-Miller, Heilmann. stolen baSe-
Johnston. Double piay-YounE TO Johnston.
Left on bases-Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. L
8. Struck out-By Harris. 2. Hits-On
Ehmke. In z innings: on Olsen. ! in 1.
Hit BY pitcher-By Ehmke lMiller). Umpire!
-Messrs. Dineen, Walsh and Evans. Time OF
game-1 hour and 43 minutes.
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CUBS, 5; BRAVES, 8.

CHICAGO, May 2o.-The Cubs beat
the Braves here today. to 3. =
The visitors got all their runs In the
first inning.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
CONSOLATION.

| First round-Mrs Gott defeated Mrs. CHS
well, and 1: Mrs. Doyle defeated Mrs,
I Ga:iiher: 8 and 4;
Stearns, and /; Mrs. Gott defeated Mrs.
! Govern. 8 and 4; Mrs. DOYLE defeated Mrs:
Newbern. 2 and 1; Mrs. E. o. Leech defeated
Mrs. Shannon, 2 up
semi-anals-Mrs Gott defeated Mrs. Bra
hany, I and 8; Mrs. Doyle defeated Mrn.
Leech, 4 and 8
Finsl-Mrs. 'Gott defeated Mrs. Doyle. 4
and 2.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

consecutive victory string to thirteen
games yesterday. when it took the
measure of the Yorks in a 20 to :,
suggest. Talent. winning pitcher
1or four runs. and the other for three
Williams of the Senators also hit for
the circuit.
barrett Athletic Club is to go to
Del Ray this afternoon for a match
with the town team, starting at :
O'Clock. Barrett players to report at
the clubhouse at 1890 are Hense,
Farrell. c. Lnkins, Amores, Harvey.
Thomas, Reidy, c. Muschiitz. Line,
kins. R. Muschlitz. Sartori, DELANEY.
A. Muschlitz and Phillips.
back sp.te.' CherrydaIe apple
at Cherrydale this afternoon. The
game will get under way at O'Clock
New Haven Midgets ran wild in a
doub1e-header yesterday, downing the
Sunshine Midgets, 10 to 6, and the
Comet Midgets, Z to 6.
TeAleytown Athletic Club will he
host to woodley Athletic Club today
They will take the field at o'clock
Shamrock Athletic Club expects d
lively tilt this afternoon, when il en-
counters the Capital Traction nine on
the field at 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, at O'Clock
Arlington Athletic Club will meet the
Brookmonts on the Fort Berry, Va.
field this afternoon. The contract will
start at 3.
yeterans' Bureau nine. managed by
Joe Wright, has replaced the Marines in
the Federal eLague.
Eckfngt6n Midgets vanquished the
Seminole Midgets. is to u. in a hotly
contested game yesterday. Teams in
the l3-14-year class desiring TO meet
the winners should telephone North
1853.
Rialto Midgets swamped the La Sale
Corners. IL TO z. yesterday. Weakley
held the loserssto five swats.
Immaculate Cubs oversame the ALI
Stars in Is to IL engagement; Mat
thew and Hardy starred for the victors.
Nominis are to visit the White Hav-
ems for a game this afternoon. All Nom
mi players are to report at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue at noon.
Lincoln Giants. who vanquisi1ed the
Stonewall Tigers. 12 to 6, are to play
the Black Sox today at O'Clock at LIST
T.
desiring games with the Lincolns should
write Capt. Joseph Smith, 255 Warren
street northeast.
st. Cyprians and LIE Droit Tigers. un-
beaten colored mines, will clash at Union
Park this afternoon The game will be-
gin at $3.50 o'clock.
Rex AthIetict Club is to travel to
Quantico today for a game with the
Marine nine. The following Rexmen
are to report at Union station at
Patterson, Pfeil, Byrne. Martin, Rup-
pert Degnan, Jenkins and Kearns.
Chevy Chase Bearcats and Corin-
THAN Athletic Club will meet at
Chevy Chase this afternoon at 2:so
on the field at 1880.
Sherwood Midsets defeated the
Langdon Cubs, 4 to 2. Both teams
played well afeld.
HarIems and Euclids. are to be op-
ponents on Harlem field this after
noon at 2 O'clock For games with
the Harlems, write Manager Dean.
4510 Conduit road. or telephone West
2267.
Shriners romped to a 10-to-I vic
tory over Bureau of Railway Eco
nomics yesterday Nagle, winning
hurler. famed fourteen batters.
A good game is expected in the
Potomac League this afternoon when
Naval Air Station and Standard Oil
meet. The winner will gain second
place in the circuit.
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Pennsyivsnia - % 0 0 0 o o.
Runs-sulliyap. J. R. Murphy. Sheridan.
Sheedy, Kenyon, Flavin. TwO-base hit
Moufadian Home run-Kenyon. Struck
out-By Reynolds, Z: Larson. 1; Huntzinger.
8. First base on balls-0f Larson. 1; Rey-
noIds. 1; Huntzinaer. 1. Stolen base
Mouradian. Hit by pitcher-By Larson (Sher.
idan). Wild pitch-Reynolds.
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SEVEN H|TLESS INNINGS
PITCHED BY ROUDABUSH

With Bill Roudabush hurting a no.
hit game. and clouting we'll, Eastern
High Schools nine registered its fourth
Sandy Spring (Md.) High School, II
to 0. in seven innings in Potomac Park
Twenty-six batters faced Roudabush.
He gave three walks and two errors let
visiting runners get on the bases. The
Eastern pitcher famed nine batters,
increasing his strike-out total for his
last twenty-five innings ITO 46. Rouda-
bush made a homer and two singles
and drove in four runs.
Eastern freely pounded the offerings
or Erwin and scored in every inning ex-
cept the NTH. The score:
r. H. E.
Eastern ..... 2 1873 0 3x-11 10 2
Sandy Spring. o o o 0 0 o 90 %
Batteries-Roudabush and Hook;
Erwin and Nichols.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

A good game 10 expected in the
Potomac League this afternoon when
Naval Air Station and Standard OIL
meet. The winner will gain second
place in the circuit.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Shriners romped to a 10-to-l vic
tory over Bureau of Railway Eco
nomics yesterday. Nagle, winning
hurler, famed fourteen batters.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
HARVARD EASY VICTOR
OVER PRINCETON NINE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 2o.-A
home run by McIlvaine on the first
ball pitched Ain this hrst inning was
Princeton's sole tally against Har-
ward today. the Crimson winning, 13
to /.
Seven Harvard batters were hit by
pitched balls. Owen being struck four
times.
Harvard ....3 008 asa x>-1s &
Princeton .....,1 0 o 90 000-.1 6 8
Batteries-Jeheries. Beebe. Thomas and
Stinson; Goode and Murphy.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Games between Eastern and West
ern Tuesday, and Central and Business
Friday, which will end the annual high
school championship series are features
Of this weeks scholastic base ball card.
Other contests scheduled follow: Mon
day, Gonzaga VS.. Business; Tuesday,
Tech vs. st. Adams; Wednesday, Gem
trail VS.. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute:
Thursday, st. Johns at Leonard Hall !;
Friday, Tech at Gettysburg High School;
, Saturday, Tech at Mount st. Marys.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Rialto Midgets swamped the La Sale
Corners. IL TO z, yesterday. Weakley
held the loserseto five swats.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Immaculate Cubs overeame the All
Stars in a Is to IL engagement Mat
thew and Hardy starred for the victors.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Totals. Al s"35 10 Totals. 40 8 SO II
'Winning run scored with two out.
Philadelphia. ..... O o O o 0 o.
Cincinnati......... 90 0 I O 10
Evening star., 1922-05-21

NOminis are TO visit the White Hav-
ems for a game this afternoon. All Nom
mi players are to report at 18th stree;
and Pennsylvania avenue at noon.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Lincoln Giants. who vanQuisf1ed the
Stonewall Tigers. 12 to 6. are to play
the Black Sox today at O'Clock at LIST
and e streets southeast. Colored teams
desiring games with the Lincolns should
write Capt. Joseph Smith. 255 Warren
street northeast.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

lexington Midgets vanQuished the
Seminole Midgets. is to 12. in a hotly
contested game yesterday. Teams in
the l3-14-yesr class desiring TO meet
the winners should telephone North
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