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Evening star., 1926-04-14

Nj Pleasant, wardman Park VS. CAPITOL A; G.
Fh standards Mdc 9s s berty
Wardman Park. Capitol A. c. vs.. Mt. Pleas
Sixth week--MdCity. VS.. wardman Bu-
reau, Standards vs; Capitol 4. G.. Columbia
vs. M Ts cspo s Lsert
| Bureau Standards VS.. Liberty, Columbia
vs.. Wardman Park. Departmental vs.. Mt.
Pleasant.
Marjorie Webster's Seniors won the
base ball series yesterday, when they
defeated the Juniors 10 to IL in the
final fracas. The victory in this sport
gave the Seniors a 20-point lead over
the younger class in the race for the
athletic cup. The Seniors have col
lected 2S points so far to the Jun
iors' s.
The senior nine included Betty
LangenfeId. Beatrice Zeigler, Eliza
beth Collins, Sue Mowery, Catherine
Stopper, Betty Walsh, Frances Stem
pert, Phyllis Pitts and Ruth Pobasco.
Junior players were Marion Evans,
Margaret Ackerman, Catherine Will
kins, Elizabeth Jones. Helen Acker.
man, Dorothy Humphries, Margaret
Hess, Helen Nernier, Mary Linn Giles
and Amelia Deckins.
Play in the soccer series will start
| next Thursday. April %, on the Ellipse
Y letu, dCCOTUlIlS 10 MISS W eDStcr.
Class squads will report for practice
this afternoon, tomorrow and next
Wednesday at O'clock
Central High School sharpsllOOters,
| the only team to defeat the Girls
Municipal Rife Club of Minneapolis
last year, succumbed to that team
this season in their telegraphic en-
| counter, registering 492 to their rivals
| 499.
Two perfect scores were turned in
by the Centralites. Eugenia Cuvillier
and Elizabeth Pile each registered 100
Betty Pile scored 9S and Roberta
Wright and Mathilda Udoff each
dropped 3 points, giving them 81
totals.
Carnegie Tech will be the Clifton
Street teams next opponent. This
match, also telegraphic, will be fired
during the week of May 8.
Results of interplayground schlag
ball games played yesterday are as
follows: E,dmonds defeated Ludlow,
: to 6, ON the Plaza Court; Corcoran
defeated Fillmore, 80 to 4. in Section
A of the Georgetown schedule; Brook.
land scored over Emery lexington.
to 6. In the first game of the Bloom
inGdale Division, and Gage triumphed
over Keene, II TO I. in the second
contest.
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YANKS, IL; RED SOx, II.
Totals 80 Is .
fAT BOSTON

bdbteQ IoT SOu1IlleFS III nun.
Batted for Welser in sixth.
tBatted for Lundgren i'll seventh.
Slated for Lee i'll eighth.
'Batted for Wiltse in eighth.
New York ~ 0 l 3 3 O / o 0--12
Boston ........ ] o o . 5 / 2 oil
Runs-;Koenis go. Combs (2l,., Gehrig
80. Ruth 81. Meusel. Lazzeri. Flagstead
90, Haney, Rosenthal. Jenkins ~. Herrera,
Tee CASTOR (2). Langford. Carlyle. Errors
--Koenig. Dugan Shawkey. Herrera. Two
base, hits-Ruth o.; Gehrig;, Meusel, Flag
stead (2l. Herrera. Todt. RothrocS. Three
Laee hits--Combs. Gehrig. Stolen bases,
-. Rosenthal. Haney. Double nlay-,Todt
20 Lee 10 Todt. Left on bases-New York,
y: Boston: II. Bases on bal!s-,on shaw;
hey 81 off Shocker. J. off Ehmke. 4 of
Sommers. y: off Welser. / off T4undgren. !
OF wiltse.. L., Struck out--Rv shawlley, 4 !:
!,cv. 6 in !, 1;;8 innings: of shocl1er. 3 in
inning: off Jones. : in > "a innings: off
Fhmle. s IN 4 innings: off Somnlers. 3 in
| inning; off Welser. l in ! inning; off Lund-
&ren. :. in / inning: off Wiltsn. none in I
inninE: off Kiefer, in inning. Hit by
pii"her--by Ehmke (Lazzeril: by Shocker
fTerreral: Wild pitch-shoclser. Passed
Eall-Collins. Winning pitcher-Shaw
losing pitcher-Ehnke Umpires-Messrs;
Dnneen and MCGOWAN. Time Of game
hours.
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PILLS, 6; BRAVES, 3.
Totals. 80 l. - 8 Totals. 3;
tAt Philadelphia }

Totals. 30 l. - Totals. 30 2 "A
sBatted for Gautreau in ninth
TBatted for Benton in seventh.
tBatted for Hearn in ninth.
Philadelphia. 0 3 . o 0 x-6
Runs-Sand. Williams. Leach. Huber. Fri
berg. j: wilson Bancroft L. Wilson, John
sion. Errors-Sand. Friberg. Gautreau r
Wilson, Welsh. Two-base hit-F. Wilson
Home run - Johnston. Sacrifice - Burrus
Double plays-Bancroft to Gautreau to Bur
rus. kriberg to Sand to Bentley. Sand TO FRI
Philadelphia; 10. Bases on bails---Om Gene
Benton, 2: by ,Hearn. ! !; by Carlson. :, iiits
or Genawich. 9 in . y innings; VI Ben
ton. IN > "a innings: off Hearn. in . IN
nings. Wild pitches--Genewch Hearn. Los
mg mmgc pltch1erDnGenewich. Cmpiress-Messrs.
Of Game--2 hours and j ) minntes
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Results of interplayground schlag
DREADNAUGHTS TO PLAY.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 14.-The
Dreadnaughts. semi-pro champs of
northern Virginia. have booked the
Camp Meade Tank Corps nine for
their opening base ball contest here
Sunday.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
CHIS0x, 5: BROWNS, |.
Totals "a 10 - 10
(.AT CHItAGOD

i"taiS of L" - w utdiS III 10 "a
.Batted for CASTOR in seventh
fBatted for Davis in ninth
Chicago . - u O q q q Z n W
ST. Louis ........ o o o 0 o o 0--l
Runs-Harris, Scott. Collins, Falk. GulIey.
TcM T',M anus anus Err3rsnWilliams Robertson.
McManus (2l. Bennett. Collins, Guiley. Har,
gfaye. sacrifice hits-Shecly. Scott. Left
ON bases-St. Louis, 10: ChirLgn. Is; Base
On balls-Of CASTOR +: off Lyons. / OF
Davis !. struck out-By CASTOR. :, by
Lyons. .: by Davis. l. Hits--Of CASTOR.
in u innings: off Ballou. D in L.; inning off
DAVIS, none in 3-3 innings Hit by pitcher
by CASTOR tSheelyb. Balk--Gaston.
Passed ball-DiXon Losing pitcher-Ga.-
ton. Umpires-Messrs. Hildehrand Moriar-
ity and Rowland. Time of game hours
and ) minutes.
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WOMEN In SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

7EN George Wahngtos fair athletes toe the mark in the an
/ to held Eastern High School
Stadium Saturday afternoon conjunction with the mems
will honors Leah
will
backbone her sorority relay Helen
high Helen
all plenty OF competition
in
and expected to roll the
Evening star., 1926-04-14
INDIANS, 2; TIGERS, |.

Totals 81 = - 13 Totals So - IL
'Batted for Bassler in eighth.
Batted for Whitehill in eighth.
Bctted for Warner i'll ninth.
Flevrland . O l | o o 0 O o..
Detroit .......... o o 1 o O 0--l
Runs-Jamieson. Sewell. Blue. Error
Burns. Two-ba1e hits-I4. Sewell. J. Sewell,
$ Burns. Manush. $ Stolen base-Winso ,c Sae,
plavs--Lutzlle TO Burns: ORourlle to Blue;
rhle to J. sewell. Left on bases----Cleye.
land, ,; Detroit H. Bases on halls,-Of
This. =. Struck out-By Thle. 3: by White
hill >. Hits--Oh Whitehill. s in innings:
of Rarfo0t. none in inning. Hit by pitch.
,.r-By Whitehil (J Sewcll. Pa@sed hall
l. Sewell. Losing nitchcr-Whfehili
Tmpires-Messrs. Owens, Ornasby and Evans.
Time of game hours aud 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
WARWICKs TO PRACTICE.

The Warwick Juniors, organized
by Bus Freed of the Warwick un-
limited nine, will practice every day
at o'clock on Plaza field. Games
may be arranged through Freed at
Lincoln 1850.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
Vaulting Chiefly Technique.

did not believe in it because !
did not feel that l was strong enough.
but kreigsman said it was not the
armstrength which made a pole
vaulter. but the technique. more than
in any other exercise. and he had dis
covered the right technique with the
help of his anatomical knowledge.
The only difficulty was to make me
understand this technique. to under
stand why the one which he wanted TO
teach me was the only correct one.
1t was not hard with what / had
learned in school about gravitation.
pendulum movement. etc. ] trans
Evening star., 1926-04-14
Sure WAY to Get Rid Of Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. Then you
destroy it entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain, ordi-
nary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips. By morning, most,
if not all. of your dandruf will be
gone, and two or three more appl-
cations will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much
dandruh you may have.
You will find, too, that ali itching
and digging of the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair will be
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times better
Evening star., 1926-04-14
CALVARY NINE TO WORK.

First practice for the Calvary
Methodist team. an entry in the Sun
day School Base Ball League. will be
held today at O'Clock on Monument
diamond No. 5.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
S. S. MOGULS TO MEET.

Managers of teams planning to en-
ter the Sunday School Base Ball
League series will gather Monday
night at o'clock in the y. NJ. G. A.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
VETS ON FIELD TOMORROW.

Francis J. Mcdonald. newly elected
manager Of the Veterans Bureau
nine of the Departmental League.
will call out his players tomorrow at
j o'clock on the South Ellipse dia
mond.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Johnson hurled through Is innings
against the Athletics and downed Ed
die Rommel in a seething duel, TO o.
only six hits were made off the Big
Train and only nine off Rommel
Five home runs were registered, all
i'll the National League, by Bigbee OF
Pittsburgh, Bottomley of st. LOUIS,
Johnston of Boston, Fregiau of Chi
cago and Picinich of Cincinnati. Three
National LeaSuers had perfect Gays
~ hat-Wheat of Brooklyn, Hornsoy
OF 81 Louis and Wilson of Boston.
The Natinoal League made 3S runN,
6S hits and 15 errors. against 50 runs,
81 hits and errors for the American.
Boston witnessed a battle royal ana
a parade of pitchers. with the bats
of the Yankees swung mercllesSly
AGAINST the remodeled Red SoX, only
10 have the Fohlmen return the on
slau=ht until the Yankees barely eked
ont Il victory. II to II.
Bunched hitting by the White SoX
with Harris and Falk leading the t.
tack. carried Ted Lyons to conquest
OF the Browns, 5 to [. despite three
hits shot forth by Manager Sisler.
Chle was in good form for CleVe-
land and registered a 2-to-1 decision
over Detroit. Ty Cobb'S only appear
ance in the game was as a pinch
hitter and he lined to Uhle.
Cards Blank Pirates.
The world champion Pittsburgh Pi-
rates went down before Rogers Horns
by's Cardinals, to 0. the principal
factor being Jim Bottomley. who
clouted a home run with two on the
bases. Max Carey. Pirate captain.
had not recovered sufficiently from
his recent illness TO DarticiDate in
the game.
Donohue. Luque and May of the
Reds struggled to a victory over the
Cubs. to 6. Luque pitched to only
two men after relieving Donohue in
the eighth. The Cubs made five mis-
plays.
The Phillies hit opportunely behind
Carlson's good pitching to trample the
Braves, 6 to 3.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
BY CHARLES HOFF.

HE months following meeting with Kgman regard
the hardest in lfe He first made hurdles didn't
ask did he told blnd and really be-
heved coach had decided become a hurder
that hurdling a
height
bad
winner.
When delighted with the result Kregman
Il good
going specialize hurder what had
long had 80 much timeo
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Physical instructors and coaches of
the five public high schools will meet
Saturday at 10 O'Clock in Spaldings
to pass on plans for an organization
of coaches.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

ferred to pole-vaulting. and up toward
the stars / went!
The Norwegian record. II feet g..
was soon beaten. and two months
later the Scandinavian record of 10
feet II.
1t happened as Kreigsman had pre-
dicted. Next year. in 1922, after seven
months of training as a pole-vaulter,
made my first world record. 13 feet G.
Rewarded With Theater.
But you must not believe it was
easy work to make this record:
trained more on the pole.vault in these
seven months than any American has
done in three years. / trained so hard
that even Kreigsman thought ! might
hurt myself in some way or another.
| had now conquered my fear of
Evening star., 1926-04-14
REDS, 7; CUBS, 6.
TotaIs. 23 1O 3O aO TotaIs. .26 9'2s
(.At Cincinnati.l

Totals. u TO 80 70 IotAIs. 70 J'-6 II
'One out when winning run was scored.
4Batted for Luque in eighth.
tBatted for Cooper in eighth.
SRan for Kelly in eighth.
Cincinnati. o o o o 3 . 81 o IL
Chicago. 0 0 0 O-6
Runs-Bohne (2), Pinelli, Critz Picinich,
Donohue. May. Heathcote (2). Munson, Will
son. Fregau. Scott. Errors-Heathcote,
Cooney 90 Hartnett. Cooper. Two-base
hits--Hartnett. Christensen. Threebase hits
Grimm. Wilson. Home 11lns--Picinich.
Freixau. Sacrtices-Wilson Bohne. Roush.
Double pIay-Cooney to Adams to Grimm.
Left on bases-Chicago. 4 Cincinnati IL.
Bases on balls--Off Cooper, Z off Blake. /;
of Donohue. off Luque / Struck out
. in : innings: Oft Blake, in 2ls innings:
off Donohue. .. i'll "a innings; off Luaue,
none in II inning: off May. none in > in
nngs. Hit by pitcher-By May (Brooksl .
Winning pitcher1May. umpires-Messrs
Quigley. Moran and Sweeney. Time of game
q hours and 25 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
CARDS, 7; BUGS, 6.
Totals. 80 271I Totals. "a

sNone out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for Aldridge in the seventh.
tBatted for Sheehan in the ninth.
sRan for Smith in the ninth.
st. Louis. ...... 90 o 1 y
Pittsburgh. ...... 0 o o > 1t
Runs-Blsdes Mueller. Hornsby (2l. Bot
Grantham. Aldridge. Yde. Errors--Bel t2l.
Two-base hits-Hornsby. Grantham. Moore.
tomley. Bigbee. Stolen bases-Thcve6ow
I2l. Cuyler. riices-Mueler. Smith. Bell.
Double pays-Aldlidge TO Wright to Grant
lam : Theyenow to Bottomley TO Bell to Bot
tomley: Wright to Moore 70 Grantham. Left
on balls--off Aldridge / off Rehn ): off
Sl,heehan:, l. Struck out1IBy Aldrldge, ,; by
nings: off Sheehan, " in =. innings. Hit b5-
pitcher-By Aldridge tHafcyl; Wild pitch
pires-Messrs. O'Day. Pflrman and RiorCan
Time of game hours and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

HUNS = MarrlOtt fnl. Petty. FrrOrs-
Wheat, Maranyille; Frisch Marriott. Sacri-
Maranyile TO Fournier. Left on bases
New York. 1: Brooklyn. 10. Bases on balls
or p Barnes. 3; off McNamara, | off Petty.
Hits-Of Barnes. 8 in s innings: off Nc
Samara. none in l inning. Losing pitcher
Barnes. Cmpires--Messrs. KLEIN and Hart,
Time of game hours and 3 minutes.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
TOILED FOR MANY MONTHS
TO CONQUER FEAR OF BAR
Coach Kreigsman Proved by Results Attained With
Norway's Champion That Using Pole Is Chiefly
Matter of Technique and Training.

IN sere
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ROBINS, 3; GIANTS, O.

Totals. "a S27l1 Totals. ~ 2713
Ran for Snyder in the eighth.
fBatted for Barnes in the eighth
BROOKLYN. .... o o o o o . q 0--3
Sew York ....... q O 0 O O O O 90
Evening star., 1926-04-14
Afraid of the Bar.


Well, next Summer came, and
Ereigsman started me in ON hurdling
again, and I hoped he had forgotten
about the pole-vaulting. But no, one
day when the hurdling didn't go as
we'll as usual and he saw a pole lying
around, he told me to try vaulting.
Much against my will / took the
pole and jumped. without any bar,
less than l was able to, to get him
away from the idea of making me be.
come a pole vauter.
Probably he saw that had the ma
tural ability to do it, because he never
gave me any peace after that. I had
to train at pole vaulting two hours a
day, and even though l was very
much afraid Of the bar, after an acci-
dent I had had some time before that
in q high jump, I was able to do 10
feet after two weeks training.
Kreigsman was delighted, and told
me that after seven months of train
ing I should be in form to beat the
world record of Frank Foss, IS feet
) inches.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

II have let you do hurdling only to
strengthen your leg muscles" he said.
You are going to become a pole
vaulter."
Pole-vaulter? ] thought he was
joking, because nothing had been
farther from my mind than that. 1t
was a thing in which there was no
interest at all in Norway. / had never
before touched pole. and ! was quite
afraid of trying this acrobatic exer-
else.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
DEWITT RUNNERS LEAVE
FOR DRAKE RELAY MEET

1--WE runners. who make up Dewitt Preparatory s.
club entrain today at 20 for Lawrence, Kans., w
form Friday and Saturday in the Kansas Universe
The trackmen seeking national recognition
Kansas meet will move to Des Moines, Iowa for tn
relay carnival lo,A follo, .ool-o
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Batted for CASTOR in seventh.
i Batted for Davis in ninth.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

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Autos and Tru,ks tNr Sale
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale

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Horses, Vehicles

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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

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FINANCIAL
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ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
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EDUCATIONAL
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EMPLOY MENT
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St. 3.family house modern Improvements, extra large lot fronting on two streets. Reasonah'" cash. The John Cooke Co.,. Neri Block, Planville. Phone 566-3.
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Classification 52 Eggs Poultry and Supplies On This Page The
 of His Stock Through That Heading. Brooder ncubaor Fount Popular Breeds of Baby Chicks From Heavy Laying Stock FOR
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EAST SIDE. family, 10 rooms extra lot. Price assoc. A. Carlson, l63 Main St. Tel lSlT.
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 Garages To Let

GaraGcS To Let IF GEIsWoLD ST, E-Garase 10 rent, In ouire let floor.
 WALNUT ST. b. REAR--S car garage. for rent, suitable for auto laundry or business mems garage. Andrews & Stevens, lS Walnut St. Real Estate and lnsurarce.
 Motorcycles and Bicycles 15 BIcTCLES-We have SC eral used b!c"- cles in excellent condition, low prceS. Your old tic"cles taken in trade for q new one. Hadtields Sporting Goods. IS Main st. Phone 1896.
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FOR RENT-typewriters. all makes. and adding machnes, New Britain Type. writer Exchange. 96 West Main St.