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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
POO BINCLES COODFOR lO2
RUNS SCORED in MAJORS
Two Hundred Names Appear in Box Scores of Eight
Games Yesterday-Red Sox Knock Out Ehmke
But Jacobson and Miller Both Star
By the Associated Press.


the of heavy hitting many major league pitching arm
~ is weary today.
In eight yesterday 200 safe hits scored
for 02 Two hundred appeared the box
belonging pitchers
In 6nnng struggle CINCINNATI the league leaders rallied
Chicago the ninth and Jack Hendricks four
moundmen winning the Rxey Mays Neh and Donohue
Hugh knocked
pitched ball and Mays and Pcnh ordered from the field
testing decision
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JUNIOR A. A. U. MEET
TO BE HELD JULY 3

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-An.
nouncement has been made that the
national junior track and field cham.
pionships of the Amateur Athletic
Union will be held on Saturday, July
3, instead of July ,. at the Municipal
Stadium in the Sesquicentennial
grounds.
July was originally set because 1t
was expected President Coolidge
would speak in the stadium that day.
hut the President has decided to come
to Philadelphia July :.
The national senior championships
will he held July and in the sta.
dunn. The President will speak in
the afternoon and the sporting events
will he halted during his visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
DEFY WILL CAPTAIN
NINE AT DARTMOUTH

HANOVER, n. Y, June % R.-
Harrison Steele Dey of Washington,
d. c., has been elected captain of
the Dartmouth base ball team for
next season. He plays first base.
Dey, a graduate of Central High
School. led the freshman diamond
squad at Dartmouth three years ago
and captained the varsity basket ball
five during the past Winter. He
jumped center on the court team.
At Central he was prominent
figure in base ball and basket ball
circles. During the Summer months
he plays the first sack for the Pet
worth nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
COURT LEAGUE ADDS
GOTHAM AND PHILLY
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
New York and Philadelphia have
been awarded franchises in the Amer
lean Basket Ball League. There are
now 10 cities represented in the
league.
All officers were reelected. They
are: Joe F. Carr of Columbus, presi-
dent; Clarence Alter Of Fort Wayne,
vice president; I. S. Rose of Cleveland,
treasurer.
The executive committee of Max
Rosenblum of Cleveland, George Mar
shall of Washington and George Halas
of Chicago also retain office for the
coming year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

That's gerat campaigning for the
West in the National League. Now
and then there has been a bit Of a
flash on the part of a Western team.
but there has been nothing so unan-
imous as the result of the first round
embracing Boston and Philadelphia
on their home fields. as well as New
York and Brooklyn.
There is no such alignment of
teams in the American League and
none is likely until the Yanks are
oozed out of first place. a task that
has proved a little too heavy for their
rivals to date.
When the Eastern National League
teams made their first trip to the
West they were we'll outplayed. Then
as the Western teams came east
there was "a disposition on the part
of Cincinnati to lag. and Chicago
didn't find it so easy to win away from
home. Two managers of Eastern
teams at once became confident that
the West had finally broken and that
their own teams would climb. They
don't think so now They realize il
will be the hardest task that New
York and Brooklyn have had in a
long time to pull through in 1926 in
the first division.
Cardinals Well Placed.
st. Louis occupies the place Of
vantage in the National League fight.
If the Cardinals can defeat Eastern
teams with such unabating energy
as they have in the last fortnight.
they have a better chance to win a
pennant this year than they have ever
had. They will have a better chance
to win than Cincinnati as the season
moves on. The St. Louis team com.
mands the best infield strength that
It has had in years. The Eastern
campaign proved that and it was
largely because Of good Unfolding that
the Cardinal pitchers were so success.
full against the batters of the East.
The great rivals to the success of
St Louis have been Cincinnati and
Pittsburgh. Both of these teams have
had an edge on the Cards much Of
the year. The Eastern team that has
proved to be most dangerous against
ST. Louis is Brooklyn. and good pitch.
ing Is responsible for the Robins vic
tories
The principal points. so far as the
chances of st. Louis are concerned
not only have to do with the team S
pitching. but with it's probable bat.
ting. 1t. is fairly certain that the
Cardinals will bat better and more
steadily than some of the other teams,
and if the Cards can jump their team
batting average up to 295, where it
should be, they will gain enough adj.
vantage on their home ground to as.
sure them of the best look.in for the
pennant they have had since entering
the National League.
SouthwOrth Brings Luck.
The Cards are likely to gain for
the time being by the acquisition Of
Southworth. because he carries sue.
cess with him. Whenever he has
been shifted the team which obtained
him has gained temporarily. ST
Louis doesn't need a great deal of
gaining to stand up with any of them
II >Hornsby and Bottomley were
hitting as hard as Cuyler and Traynor
of the Pirates-something which if
seems they might do on the form they
always have had-the fight between
these two teams would be likely to
narrow to razor's edge.
Copyright. 1920
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FLOWERS IS SOUGHT.

Los ANGELES. June % R.-
j. II. Grafton. Tia Juana matchmaker
today started negotiations to sign
Tiger Flowers. middleweight cham
pion, as n substitute for Georges Car
2entier. French heavyweight, to meet
Eddie Huffman. Los Angeles, in a
no decision bout at Tia Juana July s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
ELEVEN LOSSES ON ROAD
, COST CHAMPS 20 POINTS
Weak at Ha: and in the Field, Club Topples From
Fourth TO Sixth Place During l5-Came Tour.
Hits for .273 Suggers Fail.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

supposedly championship calber to the weak
r That the drop taken by the Ma
tionas their games fields from June through June 20
During Is played and but by the
Champions the Yankees the
break with the
Tigers three with the Indians Cleveland
lost White
nd of the Browns ST Louis
fourth place returned place
worst our many
Why hop bat and the field rather than the
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TOLEDO GETS STUART.

SAN FRANCISCO, June % R.-
Johnny Stuart. pitcher sent to the
Oakland Club under option by the St.
Louis Nationals has been ordered to
report to the Toledo club of the Ameri.
can Association
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22
WESTERN TEAMS BESTING
EAST in NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
VEsTERnAV,a uravrr Ts
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

YORK June 2Western the National League having
departed home observan base ball fans have noted that
finished with solid front lined
against The four Western held all the positions
Brooklyn today with Chicago fourth place
of the the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

CLEVELAND. June % GP.-Tom-
my Freeman. Cleveland, and Pinkie
Mitchell, Milwaukee, meet in a 10.
round no-decision bout at Olympic
arena here tonight. They are welter-
weights
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Home Work.

After you get into these swimming
lessons with the natural enthusiasm
to know things that may fit your case
particularly and which won't be
touched upon i'm this brief series.
Just write and ask Tom Webb any
question you wish and it will be
answered. Send self.addressed,
stamped envelope for prompt reply.
Tomorrow More about the kick"
in the crawl stroke.
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS.
y the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Ruth, Yankees. 1878.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, "a.
Hits-Burns. Indians, 80.
Doubles-Burns, Indians, IS.
Triples-Gehrig, Yankees. II.
Homers-Ruth, Yankees. %.
Stolen bases-Meusel, Yankees, 13.
Pitching - Pennock, Yankees; won
IL. lost 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Cuyler. Pirates, .376.
Runs-Blades. Cardinals. 81.
Hits-Cuyler. Pirates. IS.
Doubles-Frisch, Giants. 81.
Triples-Wright Pirates, IL.
Homers-Bottomley, Cardinals. 10.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Pirates, Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Pirates; won Z,
lost o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-22

frankie Camilli. who made quite
reputation as a. heavyweight boxer
is being tried out as shortstop by
San Francisco.
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SOuthwOrth Brings Luck.
QUICKSTEPS ARE BEATEN.

Virginia Quicksteps suffered their
first defeat of the season when the
Lincoln Athletic Club handed them
15-to-11 setback.
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Tbe Gbening Star
BOYS CLUB
Conducted by ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN

Start the float as l told you yes.
terday, and then instead of just float.
ing off and doing nothing else try
this leg motion in the water.
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RADIATORS, TENDERS
BODIES MADE AND REPAIRED
NEW RADIATORS FOR AUTOS
WITTSTATTS r. & F. WKS.
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C11ffnenS Trip Worst In Recent Years Batting CT
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
TnilsGs,ghis ;, Boston, 9 on innins''
Detroit, 3: st. Louis. 4 10 innings).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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HOWLE MAKES DEBUT;
WINS FOR SPECIALS

Slim" Howlc. captain and pitcher
OF the Breckenridge High baseball
team, made his seasons debut Sunday
afternoon. but it was with the NIX
T. Texas Specials. Howle let tho
Andrew Morales Undertakcrs down
with six hits and administered 2-to-l
beating. Bill Pape also proved IL"
undOing of the UndertakerS. the X
and VI. ShOemen winning from them.
with Bill up. in the second game. /
10 3.
The Texas Specials got to the Or
ferings Of Salazar for two runs in
the opening frame when Fcnncr d0u-
bled with Laux and II. Brown on the
paths. The scoring ended I'm the sec
ond round, Mercado of Morales team
scoring after his triple to deep center.
For the rest Of the game it was
nitchcrs' battle between HOwlc and
Salazar.
Taking twO-run lead in the soy
cnth. the ShOcmcn were able IN with
stand n laEt-inHing rally BY the Tn.
dertakers. Pape tightening after one
run had crossed the plate.
Batteries: Morales. !. Perez aUl
MOnsalvo: ShOemon. PaTr and White.
Nixon; Texas Specials. HDwIc auG
Olsen; Morales. Salazar and Gulvau.
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SUNSETS HAVE BIG
TINE IN WALLOPING
MP CLUB, II TO 0

Thr only difference between batting
practice and facing the Missouri Pa
cific boosters pitchers was that the
|Uusnls, Sunday, had to circle the
haars after each long hit. The S, +.
team circIod them seventeen times,
waiIo rho two Sunset hurlcrs, Kcar-
ncy and Endcrle, held the Boosters to
1--WE hits and no runs, the score thus
being II to q,
Hank Emlry's fast ball proved easy
for the Sunsets who collected thir-
teen ruus and fifteen hits off him in
seven innings. Everybody on the Sun
sets team. except EndcrIc, who was
ut bat only once. got one or more
hits.
Batteries; Boosters. Finley. Evans
and Hubbard; Kcarncy, Endcrle and
irits, McCartg.
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EARS Send
LANCE To
Mt)NROE:
InfieEder Goes to Cotton
States League Club
on Option.

Sammy Lance, iniicldcr, has been
sent 10 the Monroe. La, club Of the
Cotton States League by the San An
tonic Bears. Lance goes on option,
which means the Bears have the privi-
lego TO recall him.
Lance is an aggressive ball player
and was sensation in the Texas As
sociation hut did not have the polish
to make the grade in the Texas
League.
More reductions of the Bruin' squad
are in order. Harry Ablcs said Mon
day he would try to cut the roster 10
20 by this weekend: the surplus
players are eating the club out of
house and home. The Texas League
permits each club until mid-May TO
get down to til, player limit Of six
teen.
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YALFS CREW LOOKS
GOOD FOR BIG YEAR

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 10
P)-Yale's varsity crew. indicated
for three years, is rounding into rau-
dition under Head Coach Ed Lpudsr
who in 1923, started Eli Uursmcu ol
long series Of conquests which in
Guided victory in the Olympic cham
pi0uships Of 1924
Three members Of last years cham
riou boat are in the varsity shGL
Time trials recently ON the HDu91-
tonic river have shown that the crow
is well UD 10 standard and again viii
be strong contender for uariuaGI
hCnUrs.
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NEW YORK LIKELY
TO WATCH FLOWERS
AND GREB MAY q

NEW YORK, April I0.-R-A
return match for the middlcweiSnt
championship between Tiger Flowers
and Harry Grcb once again is in tho
making. GrCb. chagrincd by his Uc-
feat ut the hands Of the black G"Urgiu
Parson. has been training hard and
begging for a chance 70 regain hi,
title. Tex Richard desires to hold q
Grcb-FlowcrS contest i'm the open.
May -. and believes that the finau-
cial prospects will induce Flowers 10
aCc"Vs.
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THE INSIDE DOPE"

E5b>E ouchman wanted to win that
game fiHs rorsr Kind. And he had 10
4 pitch his darhdest 10 win it. because
Roy Pipkin. the recruit the Bluffs got
OR of the Srexas Association last
kuisfner. was Aping just about as well
n the Methuseiah Of the San Antonio
staff. There was a little reason for
33eb's eagernessj TO beat Pipkin that
[ew II any Of 1.-THE fans knew about.
The San Antknio club last season
b. Couchman. Ms IA scout. 10 look
Pipkin as he pitched in the BUSH
r. they had a chance TO get him
- ttbey didn't want 10 buy him I'm
f~ sfhey were sure he would be a
erthwhiie acquisition. COucnman
pked him over.
And the pitcher-scout advised
AfNST his purchase Bob saiG
fpkin, who Is no spring chickc'..
rally too old 10 fool with.
~ that coming from Bob!
ION grabbed Pipkin and be lie
regular right off the bat.
Couckn>au found himself
result wds
II the vet.
ING.
49, lpinch-hitter
one run
ngs The
Leo Nnjo
X Il Y 4 fourth IN
3 81 : Fl 4 ! + 3 j, { Favor. the Beats
E 4 "a q + q - <ap the contest q
Va IlI Al I'D f.. Il o., 'aning accidents
4. & 1 ~ J. q n. u view Of Peel's
= f. E S n H IT, knob in Pip
3 4 7 n Z \ n - @1.i.fled b. walking
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p|NS TAKE
OF.
SERIES
|sb Couchman Thinks It's
Mid-JuIy and Pitches
Near-shutout.

--,Tiny, Owens. who won the
tpsning game Of the season at
Waco for the Bears, was indicated
~ Manager Honus Mite as the
probable pitcher in Mondays game
|st Houston. according to word from
|the bayou City.
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GOLF SEMI-FINALS
REACHED AT PARK

II. 7. Miller, victor over T. {.
Wheat Sunday, . up, will meet Louis
Leyinson, former city champ, who de-
fca;cd DR.. Louis Dodd. > and /. The
match will BE- a semi-hnal in the
championship flight Of Harry SymOn's
park golf tournament.
In the other semi-final match, Lieu
tenant John CLARK. who won over
Tom HolleTan. and 1, will meet
Charles Braunor. conquerer Of :. A.
Shaw. by aud / score.
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Runs Phelps. Bcnson .. TAYLOR O..
E.rke. Hoffman, Brown. Grass .. Miller
e.. errors, none: twO-basc hits Phglrr
Hoffman .. Brown. Miller ., Taylor D.;
sacrifice hit Bonowitz: pitching record
Andrews hit in ! inning, DarrOugh
hits runs in { % innings, EstnII
q hits 4 runs. . il innings, Thompson
{: base on balls OFF Darrough 4. An
drcws !, Thompson / hit by pitcher
by Thomas CGrossJ; Wild pitches, 10y
EsteI J. DarrUugh /: left on bases
Shreveport 70, Dallas 4: double plays
Hent1n TO Hoffman to I,,rkc, Pholg5 10
Hoffman 70 Klrkc; time Of game 2:2y;
umpircs, Held and Ei.L
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HANK 0DAY WILL BE
OUT WITHIN A WEEK

ST. LOUIS. April 19.-Cpl-Hank
ODay, veteran National League UNI
pire who was stricken with an at
tack of appendicitis Thursday. will
be out Of the hospital within q
week.
DR.. Robert HyIand. in making this
announcement said that an operation
was found 10 be necessary.
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INTERNATIOAI League.

Buffalo, 1913; Jersey city. SIS.
Baltimore, 6-s; Toronto, l-6.
Rochester. 4; Reading, ..
Newark, 2; Syracuse. s.
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Memphis. 6: Little Rock. 3.
New Orleans, G; Birmingham. 6. tTen-
innings tie.)
Nashville. Il; Chattanooga. ..
Mobile, 4; Atlanta. ,.
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Minneapolis, .; Toledo, 3.
Milwaukee. 5; indianapolis. (.
81. Paul. II; Columbus, 6.
Kansas City, :: Louisville. s.
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Summary.

Runs Najo ?, Gonzales, Rabbit, Peel;
errors, none; two-base hit Gonzales;
home runs Najo, Peel; sacrifice, Flash
hamper; double plays Pipkin 10 Kane 10
Gamer. Ssgrist 20 Gonzales 10 Golyln;
base on balls OF Pipkln !. COgg .;
struck out Pipkin 8. Couchman ?; pitch
ing record, of P.pEn hits ! run iu
s Innings; left on basrg San Antonio
4. Houston 4; time 1910; umpires Don
ohue and flaming.
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COMFORT NINE BOWS
TIC FREDERICKSBURG

FREDERICKSBURG. Tex, April
l9.-InvincibIe hurting by Hcnke gave
the fredericksburg Giants a J-fn-1
victory over the Comfort Rrourh0s
Sunday afternoon. AgricuIe. pitching
for Comfort. was touched succns-ful-
ly..a the early frames and sent 10
owcrs in the eighth. Ten hits
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TWO NINTH INFANTRY
HURLERSHARD T0HIT'

o. she'd up by Nunnptti and
apparently are as hard 'a
ir names are 10 pronounce.
Mentioned young men pitch
lth Infantry.
and POlUwyczk each tor'
the round against the Nil
clmcrs. Sunday, and rucG
/ exactly one hin. Both hits.
more, were Of The ilGkc va
|inaI score was II 10 o in favor
Smith. TcndnII and Young, the
ls.lot0o Fingers. were touched
- -afctics.
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RrookIxn. .; PhlIndeinhln. 1

At Brooklyn T. u
Brooklyn ...... U1O COL 600 OIL 10 .
Batteries: Carlson and Wilson, Petty
and HargreaVCs.
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ofS A. Only Champ to Retain Title
PENNANT CHASERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Play Monday

Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago ct ST. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Boston al New -Ysrk.
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AMERICAN AsSOCIATION.

Fort Smith, L.; Springfield. 1.
Muskogee. S; OI!nulgee. >.
ArdmOre, 5; MCAlester, g.
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sundays Results.

San Antonio, 4; Houston, l.
Fort Worth. ,; Wichita Falls ., (tiC
IN 10 innings)
Shreveport. 8: Dallas 4.
Waco, Is; Beaumont, 9.
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Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati. 1.

At Cincinnati r. II. Z
Pittsburgh ......l0 90 600 00@-G ; .
Cincinnati $500. .OOl QUO 0OO-l 6 .
Batteries Aldrdge and smith; Luque
and ficinich.
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VALLEY LEAGUE.

Edinburg. 3; Brownsville. 0. CForfsIt-
cd after free-foT-all fghtD
San Benlto. IS; Weslaco, IS.
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WESTERN LEAGIE.

ucs MoIncs. 10: Tulsa, ..
Wichita u: Denver g.
-. JOSEPH, ?: Omaha. /.
Oklahoma City. Il; lincoln. s.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-19

Philadelphia Americans, 2; Hartford
Eastern Leaguers. I. IEXhibitionD
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REGATTA ENLARGED.

PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-DP)
Two new events have been added 10
the national regatta 10 be held on the
Schuylkill river in August. They are
the 145-pOund senior eigbt-oared shell
- sha sauior fosrr-oarpd shell
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TEXAS LEAGUE.


san Antonio at Houston.
Waco at Beaumont
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth.
Shreveport at Dallas.
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HammOnds. the san Antonio all
around athlete. goes from the national
meet. where he defended his
1GO-pOund title. to DeS MOincs. Iowa.
where he will compete for pole vault
honors in the Drake University relay
carnival next Saturday.
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FOURTH O. JULY


NBattsd for Pipk.n IN Sth.
ENBatted Tor Burns in 8th.
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SAN AN 7 OMAN
KEEPS NAT
H0N0RS
All Other Crowns Change
Hands at National
Tournament.

CORVALLIS, Ore. April 1S.-LPJ
Six new heads wore national wrestling
crowns today, while one champion
from last year retained his title. at
the national Amateur Athletic Union
s,urnament which ended here last
night.
Ralph W. Hammonds, University OF
Texas. ruler of the 1GO-pound division
in 1929. was the only one to success
fully defend his laurels.
New titleholdcrs include: Charles
Strack. Oklahoma Aggies, heavyweight
division: Frank Bryan. Oregon As-
gics. 1T5 pounds: r. w. Myers. Multi
nomah Club. Portland. Ore. III
pounds; Alley Morrison, Marshall
town. Iowa. 135 pounds; II. O. Boy.
vcy. Iowa State College. 12G pounds.
and Leander Lupton, Cornell College.
Iowa. 112 pounds.
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PLAY ERRORLEss BALL.

BAN AntoniO's Bears, performing eT-
ron cSsIy behind their veteran slabster
just rs tho Buffalocs played behind
ROW Pipkin. gave said BuffalOes n
good old -fashioned bear slap on the
aide of the head, which, translated.
neaiis that a San Antonio baseball
victory was achieved by a score Of
TO l.
Couchman pitched as he probably
has never pitched in April in the last
len years. His control was perfect
Ind his celebrated "tamale ball." the
slow curve, made hard to hit by an
expert change Of pace. had the Buff
faioes buffaloed Two infield
scratches. a Texas Lacquer, two real
singles and Peel's homer, coming aft
or two out in the ninth inning, were
Houston's only hits. No other Bluffs
got on base.
Except for Peel, not single Hous-
ton runner got past first base. Two
hits came in the third. but there was a
itouble play between, started by Sc
wrist Three other runners were
M.read nj second
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GUERRA AMBULANCES
TAKE DOUBLE-HEADER

Guerra Ambulancos took two games
Sunday. defeating the Estrella Bar.
bors. "a. ~ the first. With W.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Play Monday.

Philadelphia at Boston - gsmes).
st. Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
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LEAPING LEE!

Main Avenue High
School may send Lee
Phillips, sensational
high jumper, to the
Drake relays at Des
Moines this weekend.
Philips is the class of
local performers.