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Evening star., 1926-05-19

organizers duty to form a wheel
of the Foundation. Mrs. Margaret
Sanford has already been chosen as
the organizer for Massachusetts.
Announcement was made that Miss
Margaret Dickson has arranged for
the engraving of a special place card,
containing picture of Miss Anthony,
to be used at the breakfast of the
Bookfellows in the Auditorium Hotel
Chicago, May 26. There are to be
900 at the breakfast
The Foundation will hold an enter.
tainment in the Shoreham Hotel Fri
day evening, when Mrs. Emily Stowe
will lecture on the West. with Ian
tern slides for illustrations.
Evening star., 1926-05-19
Officers Divorce Suit Fails.

Justice Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court has dismissed for lack Of
proof suit for an absolute divorce
brought by Comdr. John w. w. Cum
ming, United States Navy, against his
wife, Mrs Mary Dickson Cumming.
Attorney Thomas M. Baker appeared
for the husband, while the wife was
represented by Attorney Charles v.
Inlay.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

Lack of houses for the poor in Spain
is growing more serious, and co-opera-
tive societies in Madrid plan to erect
5000 buildings, and, those in NAL
aga 1000.
Evening star., 1926-05-19

st. Isaac's Cathedral in Moscow.
which has been taken over by the
Soviet government, cost nearly $13,-
600 900 to build and is one of the re-
nowned architectural works OF the
world
Evening star., 1926-10-06
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soft finish; reinforced
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79c each.
Evening star., 1926-10-06

they are above reproach where char.
acter is concerned. They don't steal
or take bribes."
He frowned and looked little per-
picked: lin not SO sure. Ten
years ago I would have said. Of
course you were right. But-but-
Well. I'm not sure"
There 1t was-the- Englishman was
no longer a sahib
"Sir. were you ever in Egypt?"'
"Yes-in the war
Were you ever down in the Rue
Ramlex. in Alex"
Yes"
Were you out at Heliopolis?"
Yes"
More "Sahibs" Needed.
"Sir, did you ever see a British off,
Ger tell a gharry to drive all the way
out from Cairo-and then run off,
without paying. into the officers'
huts?"
Yves. But those were not real
Englishmen-they we're swine. They
aren't the kind England sends, out as
officials"
But how do we know" said this
Egyptian delegate worriedly. Lots
of the Englishmen we see in Egypt
now"
He never finished his sentence. but
just sat there and stared at the ground
moodily. Then he looked up and he
was all smiles, smiling hopefully-al-
most boaStfully.
Why. l don't think they are any
better than we are" he said.
Hurry. England-send some sahibs
to Egypt!
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Evening star., 1926-10-06
DR.. MOORE TO SPEAK.
"New Washington Topic Before
Association of Oldest Inhabitants.

DR. Charles Moore, chairman of
the Fine Arts Commission, will speak
on The New Washington" to the
Oldest Inha bitants' Association at it's
meeting tonight in the old engine
house at Nineteenth and II streets.
DR. Moore is regarded as one of
the best informed persons on the
development of Washington He was
closely associated with the late Sen
ator Mcmillan of Michigan. chair.
man of the District committee from
1891 to 1902. 1t was through the
untiring work of Senator Mcmillan
that the comprehensive plans for
betterment of the city. now being
acted upon, were made possible.
Evening star., 1926-10-06

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on each box-drugstores.
Evening star., 1926-10-06
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Evening star., 1926-10-06
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Evening star., 1926-05-01
c. u. AND MARYLAND
TEAMS BUSY TODAY

Catholic University and University
Of Maryland athletic teams will be
kept on the jump today.
The Brooklanders are taking part
in three sports, their base ball nine,
winner over West Virginia yesterday,
s to 8, playing the Marines at
Quantico, the track team meeting
Gallaude at Kendall Green in a dual
meet starting at 2:30 and the lacrosse
team meeting Mount Washington in
Baltimore.
Maryland's track team entertains
Virginia in a dual meet at 2:3F the
hour at which the South Atlantic
scholastic track and field meet takes
place at College Park. Lacrosse teams
Of Maryland and Pennsylvania are
scheduled for action at O'Clock, while
the Old Line tennis team meets Johns
Hopkins on the College Park courts
at the same time.
Freshmen and Varsity Reserve
lacrosse teams broke even at Mary
land yesterday. the yearlings dropping
game with Baltimore Poly. to 5.
and the Reserves trimming Randolph
Macon. 3 TO o.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.
sy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA. Nebr.-GeOrge Russell.
Philadelphia. and Morrie Schlaifer,
Omaha, fought q draw 0N.
MEADVJLLE, Pa.-Nick Newman.
Cleveland, knocked out Harry Siaugh.
ter. Philadelphia te).
EAST CHICAGO, Ind. - Henry
Lenard. South Chicago, outpointed
Merle Alte. indianapolis 00).
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Sammy Man
dell, Rockford. Ill.,. defeated Charlie
Feraci, New Orleans u0).
YOUNGSTOWN. .Ohio.-Charlie( (PhjD
Rosenberg. bantamweight champion,
outpointed George Butch. st. Louis 00l.
Eddie Bowen. Sharon. Pa. was dis
qualified sixth round Of bout with Ray
McNaughtOn, Montreal.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Jsck Silver.
San Francisco welterweighf. won de.
cjsion over Ted Krarhe. Hoquiam,
Wash. (10): Sydney White. Chicago,
featherweight. lost decision to
Frankie Kick, San Francisco (6).
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. gorge
Adams, San Francisco bantamweight.
won a decision over Billy Hart, Phila-
delphia 10).
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Another slugging battle was staged
by the Chicago Cubs and, st, Louis
the Chicagoans obtaining
the decision, 10 to =, when Pitcher
Percy Jones shot out double and
scored on Wilson's single in the elev-
enth, Thirty.one safe hits were made
In the struggle, Blades Of the Cards re-
cordinE q home run.
Boston's Braves downed the New
York Giants in q 10.inninS fray, to
4. McQuiilan went along easily for
the Giants until the seventh when
Southworth batted for him. The win
ming runs were scored on Fttzsim-
mons. Shortstop jackson OF the Giants
made three misplays and there were
two others by his teammates.
Burieigh Grimes, moist.bali expert.
hurled winning ball for Brooklyn and
the Dodgers set up their fifth straight
victory of the week, to 4, Philadel.
plia being the victim. Cox and Wheat
Of the Dodgers hit homers, while the
veteran Maranville hit a triple, dou-
BILE and single in four journeys to the
plate.
The American League champion Ma
tionals fell again before the powerful
bats Of the New York Yankees, {
to 2.
Sammy Gray. OF the Philadelphia
Athletics served the best ball OF the
day, holding the Boston. Red Scx to
ave hits and beating them. ) to :.
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BUCkY AGAIN SHIFTS
PLANS FOR PITCHING

NEW YORK. May 1.-Bucky Har'
ris has changed his pitching plans
once more. The latest revision called
for Dutch Reuther instead OF Wal.
ter johnson to face the Yankees here
this afternoon. The big train prob.
ably will toll against the Athletics
in Washington tomorrow. Curly
Ogden. who did 20 well against the
Red S;ox in his season debut a. a
starting pitcher very likely will face
the same club in the serie" opening
Monday in Boston.
Six of the Nationals will go to
Boston today instead OF accompanying
the club on the one-day jump home
Bill Morrell Irving Hadley and Car
ence Thomas. recruit pitchers, Will
take an afternoon train for the HUB
while Stanley Coveleskie. Curly
Ogden and Stuffy Stewart Will leave
on the midnight rattler.
After making seven hits in row.
two of them doubles and one triple.
Ossie Bluege had his streak broken
when he stepped to the plate the first
time yesterday. He popped to Tony
Lazzeri.
Two drives by Nationals in this
series have sailed into the left field
stand as fair balls. only to swerve
to foul territory before the umpire
lost sight of them. Ruel hit one
Thursday. and yesterday. after polins
such a drive IN the first inning. Bucky
Harris famed
Rluece got a great hand from the
crowd in the second session when he
jumped back of the third sack to
grab Lazzeri's low liner. While on
balance, Ossie rified the ball to Myer
a nd barely missed a double play on
Collins, who rad left the middle
station.
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CITY LEAGUE READY
FOR TITLE CLASHES

A meeting OF senior teams last night
at the BOYS Club concluded the pre-
liminaries to the sandlot series to he
conducted by the Capital City Base
Ball League starting May l6.
Insect. Midget, Junior and senior
mines now are in line and are only
waiting for the schedule committee to
function before beginning the races in
the various divisions. Franchise
money must he paid before midnight
next Saturday.
Chevy Chase Bearcats are practicins
TODAY for their second game tomorrow
with Glen Echo on Friends field.
Business Manager Samuel B. De
Vaughan of the Alexandria Cardinals
has omen dates on May 80 ard 81 and
June 20 and q. Challenges should be
addressed to 1913 Mount Vernon ave
nue., Potomac, Va.
The Concordian Athletic Club wishes
to book Sunday games and also Ihurs.
dav tilts for Union Station Plaza. Can
Manag ger ROnifant, at Atlantic "3-J.
A cancellation has left the Friday
Evening Athletic Club without a game
for tomorrow. Call l.. c. Risier. at
Lincoln 3122W.
Samosets yesterday defeated the Az
tees. "a to ), and won from the Con-
gressionals. 12 to 2.
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ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL
ATHLETES HONORED

ALEXANDRIA, Va. May Alex
andria High Schools foot hall and
basket hall teams were guests at
banquet given i'm their honor last
night in Lee Camp Hall. Charles Fl
Smith, floor leader of the Virginia
House of Delegates, was the principal
speaker.
II. &. Bowton. public school super
intendent; Urban Lambert. president
of the local school hoard: Capt. w. n.
Sweeney, former superintendent Of
schools, and Jack Tulloch. Gazette
sports editor. also gave short talks. r.
n. Moncure, principal of the Alexan-
drla High School. was toastmaster.
Episcopal. W0Odberry Forest, Gil.
man and Tome are competing in
quadra nGular track meet on the Epis.
copal field here. today at 23G.
Activity among the local independ.
ent mines Is great tomorrow. The st.
Mary's play the Alexa ndria. Barcroft
and Washington Bus Drivers in the
morning and the My-I>ex Gasolene
station nine in the afternoon. Other
games are Cardinals VS.. Keni1vorth
Al Cardinal Park: No : Fire Co. VS..
Liberty A. G., North Alfred street dia-
mond Dreadnaughts VS.. Petworth.
DreadnauEht Park. and Virginia
trays VS.. ShamroCks in Washington.
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The Business triumph was entirely
unlocked for and sent Western into
a triple tie for second honors with
Central and the Stenogs. Ed Marosy.
left handler. did the hurling for the
winners, and was opposed by Law
renee Schneider and Southweli Brown.
Business did all Of its scoring in the
seventh inning after two outs had
been registered. Evans walked and
stole second and third. He came home
on Marosy's single after Yaffy had
reached the first sack on pass. Both
Yaffy and Marosy Tailed when Bernice
Jones singled, and the latter came
home across the plate with the win
ming run when Wolcott failed to
gather in Lynch's bounder.
Western scored once In the sixth
and added two more in the seventh.
St. Adams trimmed Eastern with
a fifth inning rally that netted five
runs. Frager and Quinn pitched for
the Lincoln Parkers, while Fletcher
worked on the mound for the
Cathedral team.
Buddy Tew and George Phipps were
the rival hurlers In the Central.
MARYLAND game. The former yielded
nine hits, famed IL men and issued
four passes. Phipps was found for
seven bingles, struck out six and
failed to walk batter.
GOnzaga's base ball team dropped
a decision to the Georgetown Fresh
men. to 6: the Georgetown Preps
nosed out Dewitt, 9 to Z. and st. Johns
showed the way to Laurel High, 10
to 5.
Westerns tennis team took four
out of seven matches with Central In
title series encounter on the Reser-
voir courts. Western took both
doubles and two out Of Ave singles.
Dewitt racketers lost to the George.
town Props, 3 to 2.
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At Brookland-CatholicU L., s: West
Virginia. 3.
At New York-COlumbia, TO-: Cor
nell. 3.
At Chapel Hill-North Carolina. rs:
Lynchburg College, ).
At Ann Arbor-Michigan, 3; SYRIA
cuse. o.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s; Fur
man. 5.
At IottesviIle-virginia. !: Gecr.
gia Tech, 6.
At Athens-Auburn, II: Georgia. 2.
At Winston-Salem-Wake Forest, 9:
Duke. o.
At Oxford. Miss.-Mississippi T., 10;
Southwestern, &.
AT Blacksburg - Virginia Poly. 6;
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list of new initiates. They are Car-
olvn Jansen, Katherine Berrall.
Eleanor Cropley. Elizabeth Waller and
Harriet Clarke, seniors: Elizabeth Con
wav. Helen English. Alice Churchill.
juniors. and Rosalie Reed. Jane Mapes
and Retty Seeds. sophomores.
The "W'' club at Western is com.
posed of letter.winning athletes OF
the school. and so many things are
required for eligibility In addition to
athletic supremacy that membership
is considered one of the highest honors
to be attained by any student. The
club is the backbone of all student &C.
tivities. and it's members are the
representative citizens" Of the school.
Park View schlag ball team con.
tinued it's triumphant march through
the Columbia Heights division series
Yesterday, scoring decisive victory
over West School on the Park View
playground. The count was 10 to 2.
On the Georgetown field Fillmore
and jackson waged a close battle
which resulted in WIN for Fillmore
by a score of IL to s.
Blow scored two runs to Wheatley s
one in their fracas on the Rosedale
field. registering a total of IL to 3.
Montgomery conquered Phillips, s
to 3, in the Rose Park division series.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
BY RALPH ROBINSON,
Head Of Junior Tennis in Baltimore

~ NE way to teach a boy to
l swim is TO throw him into a
~ deep hole of water and let
him sink or discover the swimming
strokes that are natural.
But that's poor way to learn ten
mis-. And yet it is the way many of
the boys of today are learning their
tennis. The parks provide tennis
courts-many of them OF rough sur
face and with insufficient back-court
space-and tell the boys to get into
the game.
And lot of them Jump into the
deep hole" and stay there. They learn
things they should never learn and
and then when they reach certain
stage they must "un-learn" nearly
everything they have learned.
It's easy to get started in tennis
wrong. The young player without in
struction Or advise. and thrown into
the public courts, likely will quickly
acquire the chop stroke, which is an
evil I'd like to see every boy avoid.
Develop your tennis gradually by
copying after older players who have
some reputation. II may he some
trouble to you to make trips to see
such men In action, but do so. You'll
find II pays.
Don't rush into competition. Learn
the game first for when you're under
strain you won't stop to consider what
ia right. hut will do the easiest thing
which may be the wrong thing.
Tomorrow we'll have some more
tennis by Mr.. Robinson.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
W. D. A. TOURNEY LEADERS

CLASS A.
Teams-Jerry's Spert shop. l.776: La.
fayette, 1,770: NJ. Pleasant (Nat. Cap1 +.
Douhles-Burtner q Campbell. 763. Frye
and r. B. Ward, TAI: MorFan end Friend. 732
singles--Brooks, 4O2 Works. 3e7; Frank
CLASS 3,
Teame-Constructien &C. 4 Po. 1874:
Washington Loan Trust. 1895: Hnwood.
1919.
garty and Warthem. 707: Frost and HYDE.
singles-sanders. sT7: L. weidman. s5e;
j. Clark. 356.
CLASS c.
Teams-Regulars No. 2 Post 0@cel
1890: Cclumbis No. II. o. o. FL. 1851 /;
Amazons, 1.S4Q.
and Hiadsn. $40: smith and Coll. 64e.
sinrles--J. c. Ballard, 3S9 Ruark. See
J. Capone. $50.
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324 BY MISS BRADT
GIVES BOWLING LEAD

Marjorie Bradt with a score of 32S
assumed the lead in the singles event.
in Class A. IN the Washington Ladies
Duckpin Association tournament last
night. She is member Of the Com
mercials team and has accumulated
S32 points in the all-events score with
three more games to roll. Lorraine
Gulli the Hilltopper anchor, still is
leading with S41.
With the exception Of new high
score in the Glass G doubles. 551. roll
ed by Ammon and Winter Of the Pub
lie Debt League. there was nothing
out of the ordinary last night.
Jim Bakers Ave found the going
rather rough and emerged with
team score Of 991. Most Of the girls
were strangers on the alleys and their
efforts were really commendable. Es
telle Baker. with a score Of 80. stands
an excellent chance Of winning the
prize for low game.
The flower award went to Edna Ra-
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Lamar drove two runs across with a
homer in the first. Howard Ehmke,
Boston pitcher. and AL Simmons. Ath-
letics outfielder, nearly came to blows
after Simmons was hit by pitched
ball. Teammates prevented fisticuffs.
The Chicago White Sox gained their
second straight victory over Cleveland.
3 to z, with Lyons and Connally doing
the pitching. Smith made an excep-
tional bid for his game by driving
across both of Cleveland's runs.
Detroit and st. Louis staged a nip
and.tuck contest, with the Tigers the
winners, to s. Williams and Sisler
hit home runs for the losers, but
punched hits for three runs in the
first and again In the sixth gave the
Tygers the edge.
Evening star., 1926-05-01

= Miss Kyle. floating AZ feet in the
plunge for distance, equaled the marx
set by Mrs. Moresberger in winning
this event In the recent South Atlantic
cha mpionships held in Washington.
IN the form swim Miss Kyle was
rated % out of a possible -, whicn
is considered an exceptionally hlgh
rating.
Ada Moody and Charlotte Galpin.
physical directors, acted as meet or
ficials. The complete results;
r. ho-yard back stroke---won by Claudia
Kyle: second, Helen Louise Duckett third
?. s6o.yard free stye-won by Ivy Stevens;
1econd. claudia Kyle: third. Corella Morris.
l0O-yard side underarm-Won by Il Il;
'puckett: second. c. Morris third. Miidreo
% soysrd crawl-won by Ivy. stevens; Sec
L, bucket: third. G. Morris vu,.
as feet; second. Mildred Garland: - "
{hird Mildred Kretching. a6A feet %
Form swm-Wcn by y,.r,on CLAUDIA R;FSIes Kys' and
4 @svens, 90 points: third. Duckett II points'
Eleven new members were welcomed
into the Western High School w
sc9ub at a recent initiation held In the
Cluhrocm.
Five seniors. three juniors. and
sthree sophomores were included in the
Evening star., 1926-05-01
PECK GOES TO SHORTSTOP;
McNEELY TO CENTER FIELD
Earl Expected to Strengthen Criffs Defensively,
While Myer Is Deemed to Have Failed During
Infield Trial-Yankees Win Again.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

YORK l-Baking into big league hneup tough
I'M These the produce
watch the perform SO Buddy
Nationals last from New Orleans having
Bucky Harris
the championship
job today Roger Peck'npaugh the old
Nationals before Buddy
the
today that shifted Sam Rice to
Johnny Tbn took from Joe Harris day and
old intended mainly
garden has good the
Evening star., 1926-05-01
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS.
Y the Associated Press.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-GOslin, Nationals, 1863.
Runs-Yanks, 81.
Hits-Goslin, Nationals. 81.
DOubles-Flagstead, Red SOx, 8.
Triples-Gehrig, Yanks, 9.
Homers-Ruth, Yanl<s. 4.
Stolen bases-Meusel. Yanks. 5.
Pitching-Shocker and Pennock.
Yassls. and Ruether, Nationals, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ratting-Southwosth, Giants, .423.
Runs-WilsOn. Cubs, II.
Hits-HOrnsby. Cards. 25.
Doubles-Tyson, Giants. &.
Triples-WilsOn. Cubs, 4.
Hoiners-FOurnier. Robins. 4.
Stolen bases-Frisch, Giants; Muel.
Ter. Cards, and Cuyler, Pirates, 5.
Pitching-Petty, Robins. 4.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
DAVIS CUP NETMEN DIVIDE.

LONDON, May R. - South
Africa and Portugal divided honors
in the frst round Of Davis Cup, play
in the European zone. Portugal won
the first match. when J. Verda, de-
feated the South African. J. j. Lee.
ard. S-3. 6-2. 81. The second
match went to South Africa. r. D. r.
Spence defeating A. Casanovas, S-l,
al 6-4
Evening star., 1926-05-01

ing koeniS. Lou jaunted home ahead
Of the Bambino. who ~ot homer. the
ball again being driven into the handy
right field stand Meusel drew pass.
and promptly pilfered. After Lazzeri
popped to Bucky Harris. Bob counted
as Dugan singled to left. Collins also
singled. but Shocker ended the slugfest
with a bolnder to Covey.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
WILL PLAY INVADERS.

NEW YORK, April 80 OP).--A team
picked from the Indiana Flooring and
New York Giant squads in the Ameri
can Soccer League is expected to carry
the famous Hakoah Club of Vienna to
the limit in a game At the Polo
Grounds tomorrow. Last Sunday
HakOah defeated a combination from
he Southern New York League, 4
20 q.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
HILL WINS AUTO RACE.

SPEEDWAY. y. j.. May P).-
Whirling around the wooden saucer Al
a rate of 1867 miles an hour. Eennett
Hill Yesterday set q new world speed
record for board tracks IN connection
With time trials for the 300.mile inter.
national auto race here today.
Evening star., 1926-05-01

The only good marks OF the night
were made IN the teams divieion IN
Class c. The Columbians OF the Odo
Fellows League moved up to second
place. with a score Of 1881. while
Booth and Bladen. rolling In the dou'
bles, assumed a like position In Class
G., with a score Of 64s.
Last nights bowling wound up the
second week Of the tourna The
third and last week will begin Monday.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
THREE, SCHOLASTIC MINES
ARE VICTIMS OF UPSETS

upsets scholastic base ball card he big
by the Business when IT nosed out
in Central took the short END
clash with the Maryland Freshmen pastm VINO
recntv the leader the high school
Adams
Evening star., 1926-05-01
SPfT.BALLED.UP

"Ratted for Coveieskie in eighth.
Washington q q I O.?
New York. .... q -
Two.base hlts-Meusel. Gehrix. Home
rnnss:-Iudge. Ruth: Rice stolen hasss-
Combs. Left or bases-New York. 3:
Washington. ;. First base on balls-Of
ny Shocker. 9. Hits-Of CoveIeskie. 10 in
: inninss: off Marberry. in I inning. Wild
pitch-Coveieskie. Losing pltcher-Csveles.
kie. Impires-MessrS. Geisei. Connolly and
Nallin. Time "f game hour and 80
Minutes.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
HEAVY HITTING PREVAILS
In BIG LEAGUE BATTLES


BY th
PRIL ended in tremendous uprising of the bamen of the
the National showing OF Il hits and
runs for each
The champion Pittsburgh suffered much the early
buried the Reds
IS to Glenn youthful hortfeld smashing
home runs Nav Day Mays attempted the Pirates
Evening star., 1926-05-01
RETAINS RING TITLE.

MANCHESTER, England. May !
P.-Phil Scott retained his title OF
British heavyweight champion by de,
feating Boy Mccormick in 1o'rouno
bout last night.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
BOXERS DEATH ACCIDENTAL

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May | H).-
Death of Clever Sencio. Filipino boxer
who died April 20, after his bout with
Bud Taylor. Terre Haute. was due to
injuries accidentally received, a cor
oner's Jury has decided.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
TO FIGHT AT BALL PARK.

CHICAGO. May GP.-The Charlie
Rosenberg. Bud Taylor bantamweisht
championship fight probably VIII De
base ball parks here.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
VIRGINIA WINS IN NINTH.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, May ]
Np.-virginia scored Ave runs In the
ninth inning tn win from Georgia
Tech Yesterday. to 6.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
ODD FELLOWS HAVE FUN,
BUT BOWL LOW SCORES

FELLOWS in the Washington City Duckpn Association
nothing exceptional although the organa
whatever
went the enjoyable night
Of the lacking bowling added the
Evening star., 1926-05-01
Tbe Gberring @tar
BOYS CLUB
w Conducted by ROBERT C.. MCCLELLAN
Conducted by ROBERT C. MCCLELLAN

average record for your age. II
you're faster you're fortunate; IL not,
develop some speed ard come up TO
the standard.
Evening star., 1926-05-01
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

ST. Augustine g. Albany. 2.
Montgomery. Is: Columbus. IL.
Jacksonville. I2: Savannah. Z.