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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11
Austin Reports
Feb. Permits
Total $97,Os5
Exceeds January Building
Grants--LOwer Than Last
Year
BERRY CONSTRUCTING
STORES ON N. MAIN
VIM. C.. Lear Erecting Three
Bungalows and Two Two
Story Houses-Ezra Lake,
Two Bungalows
(Continne1 Irom page D

Continued from page y
with two garages, is being built
at West Edgewater avenue.
Lawrence Sem is erecting three
bungalows, two on Greenway ave
nue.. and one on Mulberry avenue,
at cost Of $4,000 each.
Ezra Lake is constructing two
bungalows on Delilah road above
Linden avenue at a cost Of $500
each.
Permits issued are as follows.
Feb. Wilbur Adams, contrac-
tor, and Clifton Byrne. owner;
garage at Il Devirus avenue; cost,
$3.50.
Feb. Sc. F. Jummel Jr., con
tractor and owner; construction
Of garage at Third and Wood
land avenue; cost, 800
Feb. 3-Itoy Frendlich, contrac-
tor and owner; bungalow and
garage at lat w. Brighton avenue;
cost. $1,000.
Feb. 5--James 3. Leeds, con
tractor and owner; bungalow at
1920 N. Main street; cost. $4,000.
Feb. 5--E. r. Shire, contractor
and owner; bungalow and garage
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11
sEAuTiFY HOMES CLOSETS

Whatever the purpose Of the
closet. painting the interior is to
be recommended for the sake of
cleanliness as well as that Of bea-
ty. A smooth. non-porous surface.
such as that presented by enamel
Or flat paint. soils less readily
Than bare plaster, and washes like
a China dish. From every stand
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11

Walk and be healthy" is a
good slogan, but your life and
health depend somewhat upon the
aim and force OF the men at The
steering wheels.-Reportef.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11

point. therefore. beauty the
closets is an admonition which
every householder may profitably
take 10 heart.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11

Make your wants known
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-11

Sailed by her owner Tommy Lee Pirate, above showed
r sailing craft in the class in the mdwner
championships of the Angeles Calf harbo The champion
Hip Don Lee trophy The held under
NE auspices Of the Shippers club, Of Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
CALVARY M. E. FlVES
MAKE FINE RECORDS

Exceptional records We're made by
the five basket ball teams represent
ing Calvary NJ. e. Church the past
season. The mems unlimited quint
that won the championship of the
Sunday School League bagged 48
games and lost Il. scoring a total of
1903 points to 1.077 for their oppon
ents.
Calvery Reds, 130-pounders, won all
but two of their 80 games and counted
1,132 points to only 462 for their
rivals.
Both the senior and junior bas-
keteers, girls combinations. dis
tinguished themselves in the Recrea-
ton League. Juniors won the di-
visional championship, while Seniors
were second in their group. The
girls teams won 26 of 80 games and
outscored their opponents TIA points
TO 49S.
Calvary Eagles also did mighty well,
triunphing in all but five Of their is
engagements.
A total of 140 games was played by
the five teams. 115 being won and 25
lost A grand total of 4.094 points
was registered against 2,285 for OPP
ponents.
April 20 at $50 pm. has been set for
the sixth annual basket ball banquet
at the church. Chaplain John I.
Axton of the Army will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
w. S. Hickman, director of religious
education OF the church, has super
yisory chargeto oofr all, attlatics spon-
sored. by 1t. II" ~
Evening star., 1927-04-18
FILIPINO SCRAPPER
WILL INVADE EAST

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, April 1S- Young
Nationalist, Filipino bantamweight,
viii invade the East after his 1o-round
outdoor bout here tonight with Bud
Taylor of Terre Haute, Ind. who is
recognized in Is States as the world
11S-pound champion.
Johnny Samson, manager Of Ma
tionalista announced today that he
would take Nationalista East next
month for fights in Chicago ana New
York.
Taylor also is scheduled for an
Eastern program of lighting. He has
been matched with Able Goldstein in
Chicago May 3. and will box fn New
York 10 days later.
Taylor is q 10-to-6 favorite in bet
ting odds to win over Nationalist,
but the Filipino has been. gaining
prestige every day and the odds. are
expected TO shorten up To about 10
to Q.
Neither boxer is required to make
the bantamweight limit, but both
have been undergoing rigorous con-
ditioning.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
SCHOOL MINES WILL PLAY
THREE GAMES TOMORROW

Central ball tossers at work regular
ly in the stadium.
There will be plenty going on at
Eastern Stadium. too this week.
Charley Guyon viii keep the Light
Blue and White base ballers working
energetiCally and on Wednesday viii
send them against Alexandria High.
which defeated Western Saturday in
the Last End Stadium.
An interesting event Of the week
viii be the annual Spring public high
individual golf championship tourns
ment, to be held Thursday ar East
Potomac Park.
A couple high-class attractions viii
be offered on local diamonds Friday,
when Business and GonZaga and st.
Adams and St. Christophers of Rich
mond clash. Both tilts will bring to-
gether lively rivals. The Purple will
be playing its first game against the
Stenogs, rain and other conditions
having caused postponement of
number of engagements previously
carded for the 1 streeters. St. Adams
will make particular effort to van.
quish st. Christopher's. that last year
twice defeated the Cathedral boys
Evening star., 1927-04-18

~ EFEETEEN engagements are
carded for teams of the local
college group this week as the
- Spring sports card enters its
heaviest phase.
All but three are base ball contests.
A pair of lacrosse games and a track
meet complete the program.
Georgetown will be the most active
nine. Six games are carded for the
Blue and Gray. Maryland also will
have a busy week on the diamond, be-
ing down for four engagements. In
addition, the Old Line lacrosse team
win play twice and it's track team has
a meet. Catholic University has a
trio Of ball games and Gallaudet has
one.
An but four Of the contests win be
played here.
OF the five games slated today and
tomorrow three win be played by
Georgetown. The Blue and Gray will
get action twice tomorrow in the only
tits slated, entertaining Boston Col
lege in the morning and Pennsylvania
in the afternoon. Both are expected
to be snappy games.
Georgetown was to entertain Penn
State today, while Catholic Tntver-
sity was playing host to Syracuse and
Maryland to Lafayette.
Three games, all likely to provide
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BASKET BALL RULE
CHANGE is SCORED

BY the Associated Press,
DES MONIES, Iowa, April Is
Scoring the national basket ball rules
committee for its abridgement of the
dribble. DR. #. G. Allen, director of
athletics at the University Of Kansas.
predicted the rule would last only ore
season in an address to the American
Physical Education Association here.
DIR. Allen has coached six successive
Missouri Valley Conference basket bSll
champion teams at the University oe
Kansas.
This change in the rules came as
a decided surprise and as a shock,
DIR. Allen said 1T appears to me
that the rules committee took itself
a little too seriously in making such
q drastic change. / predict the rule
viii be changed again next year.
This Spring none of the coaches
I know of in this section of the coun-
try received the annual QUESTIONABLE
generally sent out inquiring what rule
changes would be best for the game.
Base ball is undergoing a reorganiza-
tfon, upon amateur lines, similar to
those on which foot ball, tennis, golf
and basket bah are organized, Mai
John l.. Griffith, commissioner Of ath-
letics from the Western Conference,
said
Maj. Griffith reviewed the develop
nent of base bali, which in its "earlv
days was played in towns, cities and
crossroads throughout America" He
told of the period during which nearly
every city or town maintained or at
tempted to maintain professional
ball club.
This period is passing" he de.
clared. 1.-THE idea that the home boys
would be stimulated by the deeds and
accomplishments or the experts has
proven false, because it has been found
that the sports primarily amateur,
such as golf, tennis, foot ball, basket
ball and track. have been growing
more rapidly without the stimulus of
paid demonstrators
Evening star., 1927-04-18
WIDE WILL GO WEST
TO OPPOSE INDIANS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Edvin
Wide. Swedish middle distance run
ner, will make his first appearance of
the outdoor season within two weeks
at the Harvard stadium and soon after
viii go to California, where he plans
to run picked team of American In
dams, says a statement by his coach,
Carl Anderson.
FAE GaEpbridg@ Wide probably will
run mne and q quarter, but the
length Of the projected race with the
redskins was not announced.
The running schoolmaster finished
the indoor season in poor condition
Saturday. when he was able to do a
mile no faster than Al 3-5 in an as
sault on the world record.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
SANDLOT TEAMS PROVIDE
NUMBER OF REAL GAMES

Holy Rosary Seniors had the short
end of the 10-to-1-score in the open
ing tilt with fremont Seniors yester-
day. Baker famed 1e Holy Rosary
batsmen.
Glover Nine iourneyed to Seabrook,
Md, yesterday and returned with a
4 to victory over the Maryland team.
BaIIstOn A. G. greeted Loudon A. G..
with q 7.to-2 setback yesterday.
st. Mary's CeItics had three good in
nings yesterday and defeated Termi-
nal Icemen, 8 to S. Hard and frequent
hitting featured the contest.
st. Joseph A. C. nine scored a 6-to-2
triumph over Eastport A. A. club at
Annapolis yesterday Jack Harrington
held the losers TO four hits.
Modern Woodmen of Bladensburg
won over Kenilworth, II TO 2, and Riy-
erdale, to 8, yesterday,
| ku kIux Klan scored 5.to.3 tri-
unlph over, Red Sox yesterday.
Wormsley and Miles starred with the
I stick
! Anacostia Eagle juniors shut out
/ lDEI KAY, Sdss y JuHlOtS Yesterday J-Us
/ Scrivo and Sheffield opposing hurlers,
worked we'll, allowing two and four
! hits, respectively.
| HyattsvilIe Comets fell, to ;, yes
/ terday before Wayerly Juniors. Full
mer famed dozen Comets and Chase
did even better, setting down is Wa
| verly players on strikes.
Owl Midgets won over Arrows yes
/ terday, 16 to 4. Miller and Loyejoy
! Coca Cola juniors defeated Mont
/ rose Juniors yesterday, IL to 4.
Sam Rice Midgets lowered Sazs Mid
I gets colors yesterday, "a to G.
Schneider and Warner starred as
| Hess Midgets won over Samosetts yes.
| terday, 10 to 3.
Dixie A. c. triumphed over Hyatts.
vile Juniors yesterday at HyattsvilIe,
| 10 TO 8.
WOodside Seniors have organized
for the season and want Saturday
games. Cali Woodgide 145-R tomor-
row night between 6 and Z o'clock
! for games.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

BOSTON, April Is Hp1.-At the
stroke of noon tomorrow the crack
of a pistol in a little town 26 miles
from Boston will send away a field
of runners in the thirty-hrst an
nual long-distance classic of Amer
ica-the American marathon
At the end of the long grind over
the rolling Massachusetts country
side from IIopllinton to Ashland
through South birmingham; Ma.
tick. Wellesley Wellesley Hills,
Newton and Brookline to the heart
Of Boston lies the winners re-
ward-the trophy Of the Boston
Athletic Association. With it will go
the national marathon champion
ship, since the Amateur Athletic
Association has designated the race
this year as the national title
event.
The headliner this year Is that
veteran Of veterans, Clarence de
Mar, who boasts marathon rec
ord unequaled by any man living.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

De Mar will be 40 years old in
June.
Almost equally in the spotlight
is Johnny Miles. Il years old, sgd
ney Mines, Nova Scotia, who swept
dopesters from their feet last year
with his victory over both De Mar
and Albin Stenroos, great Finnish
runner and olympic champion.
Miles set a record that lowered De
Mars mark and ranks as the fast
est time. ever recorded for the
marathon distance hours 25
minutes 40 IS seconds. De Mars
record in 1924 was 2 hours % min
utes and 40 1-5 seconds
DE Mar announced that he would
try TO beat Miles this year. The
Nova Scotia youth took up the
Melrose compositor's challenge by
sending in his signed entry blank.
Miles will have a fellow Nova
Seotian. Major Ramsdale Of North
sydney, as a competitor. Another
competitor, Shelby Boucher is
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BASKET Ball Ranks Threatened Because of Ban on D1ibbe
V0IGT EASILY TAKES
GOLF TOURNEY FINAL
by the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va. April 1s.-George Voigt of
Washington added the Mason and
Dixon amateur golf championship to
his list Of laurels by defeating r. A
Stranahan of Toledo IL and 10, in
their 36-hole final match at the Green
briar Golf Club here.
After breaking even on the first
nine holes, Voigt took eight of the
last nine in the morning round to es-
tablish a lead which he heightened
In the afternoon.
For the &c holes of the match Voigt
was only one shot over even fours.
His putting was exceptional.
The victory marked the sixteenth
tournament Voigt has won since
1928. He recently won the North
and South title, and also holds the
Middle Atlantic crown.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
C0VELL WILL SPEAK
AT C CLUB MEETING

Engineer Commissioner Mai w. NJ
Covell will be the principal speaker
at the annual Easter meeting of the
C Club to be held tomorrow night at
the school, starting at o'clock.
Graduates and students who have
won the c in athletics make up the
club. which is one Of the most active
of its kind in this section
Finishing 4ollchesNsrss respected 10
be put on plans for the annual club
track meet to be held May q in vii
son Stadium.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
II COLLEGE STRUGGLES
LISTED HERE THIS WEEK

brisk battling, are listed for Wednes
day on local diamonds. Princeton VIII
engage Georgetown, Boston College
will tackle Catholic University and
Pennsylvania win try conclusions
with Maryland.
Two Harvard teams will show their
wares here Thursday. The Crimson
diamonders will face Georgetown
while the lacrosse team is taking on
Maryland. A third contest that day
will find Naryland's ball tossers cross
ing bats with Virginia at Chariottes-
vile.
4 trio of ball games appears on Fri
days program. All will be decided
here. Fordham will mix with George
town. Harvard will stack up against
Catholic University and Western
Maryland will be Maryland's guest.
Saturday, i'm contrast to the first
part Of the week. VIII he a mighty lean
day so far as competition here IS con-
cerned While three contests are
slated, just one, q lacrosse game be
tween Maryland and Virginia, is set
for a local field. Naryland's track
team viii be at Annapolis for a meet
with Navy and Gallaudet will engage
Camp Meade ball tossers at that
reservation.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
BALTIMORE MAKES
BIG BID FOR FIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 1S.-An offer
of a 100000 purse for a middleweight
championship fight here between
Mickey Walker, present titleholder.
and Joe Dundee Of Baltimore was
wired yesterday to Jack I<earns,
Walkers manager, by Benny Frank,
lin, president Of the Olympia Athletic
Club.
The offer is contingent however,
upon Dnndee's capturing the welter-
weight title in his battle with Pete
Latso. scheduled for June 3 at the
Polo Grounds, New York.
THE directors of a Baltimore syndi-
cate" authorized Franklin to make
the offer he said.
The bout would be held at the local
stadium which would seat 10000
spectators.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
U. S. GOLFERS SAIL TODAY.

PITTSBURGH. April IS LP).--I{enry
c. FoWnes Sd. son Of William e..
Fownes. jr. president of the United
States Golf Association. and Robert
b. Morrison Of Pittsburgh were to sail
from New York today for England to
enter the British amateur golf cham
pionship tournament next month.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
YALE AND MICHIGAN
LEAD IN SWIM MING

NEW YORK. April 1S (P0-Yale
and Michigan swimmers figure most
prominently on the 1927 al-college
team just selected by l.. De B. Hand
ley, head referee of the Intercollegiate
Swimming Association. Each univer-
sity is represented in three events.
The selections:
All College.
50-yard free style, House. Yale,
J00-yard, Darnall, Michigan.
220 and 440 yards, Samson, Micht-
gan.
150-yard backstro<e, House. Yale.
200-yard breaststroke, Schott. VIII
liams.
Fancy diving, Groh, Illinois.
200-yard relay. Yale CLARK, Clayton,
Pope and Sullivan.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

n TO contests We're carded for
N schoolboy athletes hereabouts
for Easter Monday, but three
4 interesting diamond attrac.
tions are listed for tomorrow.
While ST. Johns and Tech and st.
Adams and Boys Latin School of Bal
timore are meeting on local fields,
Dan Ahearn's Western base ballers
viii be opening a three-day invasion
Of Virginia in a contest with Staunton
Military Academy at Staunton.
There was to be plenty Of activity
among the various scholastic squads
todays despite the absence Of compe-
titiOn. Vigorous drills were on the
program for just about every Spring
sport squad.
Wilson Stadium will be the scene Of
much activity this week Both Bill
Foley's Central and Hap Hardells
Tech track squads We're to get in Wig
orous llcks on the big track. The
Manual Trainers will be pointing for
their opening test against Episcopal
at Alexandria on Thursday. In ad-
dition Coach Kimble win have the
Evening star., 1927-04-18

coming from Green Harbor, New
foundland. Walter S. Nissen of
the Brown Flying Field, Quantico,
Va; Harold J. Bauer of Lakewood,
Ohio; Dan Clancy of New York and
''F'renchy'' Iamoureaux of Port
chester, n. X, are others entered
in the event.
An encouraging feature, SAYS
Tom Kanaly Of the Boston Athletic
Association, Is the surprising mum
ber of runners never heard Of be-
fore in national marathon events.
The Boston Athletic Association
continues its policy of stimulating
competition by offering team prizes
as well as individual trophies.
By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 18.-A long and
winding trail tomorrow will prove
the path to fame and the national
A. A. IT, marathon title for one
Of the 1S7 runners entered in the
annual Boston Athletic Association
classic.
Johnny Miles, Nova Scotian
grocery clerk and runner extraor-
binary, who captured the title last
year; Clarence de Mar. veteran and
four-tine winner, and many dark
horses are entered
Miles, confident of his ability to
repeat, has been training hard. SO,
too, has DE Mar.
The race is rs miles $50 yards,
from HopiIinton to the b, a. A.
clubhouse. Besides Miles FIVE Can.
adams are entered.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
MANAGER IS DISMISSED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IS GP).--
William wild BID Leard, manager of
the San Francisco Mission base ball
club. has been dismissed by President
William III. Mccarthy
Evening star., 1927-04-18

" ESTERDAY was a gala day In
local sandlot base bali circles.
Practically every team IN the
District swung into action.
In many cases mines were
meeting real opposition for the first
time and the managers had an oppor-
tunity to size up their players.
Chevy Chase opened with 6to-5
win over Addison A. c. p. Burrows
and Claude held the losers TO s hits,
while their mates banged out ten.
Tribby, Dove, Cumberland, Downes
and Sanke hit we'll
Shamroeks piled up a 13-to.5 score
over Arlington A. c. yesterday. Sans
and Frager allowed the losers but six
blngles. Handy lead with the stick
gith four hits in six tries, Handy
and H. Lacy fielded well at second
for their respective teams.
Berwyn \. c. won over National
Circles at the Maryland town yester-
day, 3 to l. Roberts was too much
for the losers TO solve, yielding but
four hits. King led the winners with
the stick.
Elliott \. c. defeated Marlboro a. G.
or foreign grounds yesterday, 10 10 :.
Rmgo and Bardoff hit we'll
Stevens pitching and the hitting os
II. Burrough and Richardson were re-
sponsible for the triumph OF Modoc
A. {, over Cabin John yesterday, 8
TO 2.
Keane Seniors continued their win.
ming streak yesterday at the expense
of Takonla Tigers. Winners ran up
o 9.to-6 count. Keane's took g. six
run lead in the first two frames.
Fire Company. No. 5 of Alexandra
defeated Hess A. C., 13 to /. Dpton's
hurting and the hitting of Crupper
and Padgett featured.
Oathit. 13 to II, Receiving station
nine scored a 11-to-9 win over Hilltop
A. G. yesterday OH the latters dia-
mond. Two big innings won for the
Sailors.
Two circuit cIouts by Clinton Price
were largely responsible for Crescent
A. C's win over No 4, Alexandria
if1remen yesterday. 10 to ,. Shelf fat.
tened his hitting figures with a perfect
day in five appearances.
Mohawks were not pressed by kenil
worth yesterday, winning - TO In a
loose fray. Hal Chase's pitching anc
Noran's hitting featured.
Sport Mart Seniors fell before Alo
vsius yesterday l6 TO 4. Fox. Long
and E. Bauman bit well for the win
uers.
Alexandria Pirates dropped a 20.
decision TO Moose Seniors yesterday
Nelson. Phillips and Shriyer hit often
Timely bingles by pinch.hitters Ciar
ridge and Rittenberg gave kenned'
A. G. a win over Maryland A, G. yes
terday, Z 10 3.
Kapawha Seniors lost 10 to 8 Z
winona A. G. yesterday J. Demm'
and Corbin, the latter with q hom
run, featured at bait r. ~
Evening star., 1927-04-18

A pan-Pacific swimming meet win
be held in Toxic. Japan, this Summer.
United States, Hawaii, Australia and
the Philippines are among the coun.
tries expected to send their swimmers.
Evening star., 1927-04-18
GOLFERS TIE FOR TITLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, April IS 0P).--
Willie Hunter of Los Angeles. defend
ing champion. and Harold Sampson
of the Burlingame Country Club, San
Francisco, tied for first place in the
72-hoie California open golf champion.
ship, Each turned in scores Of 3U2.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Stevens pitching and the hitting os
r. Burrough and Richardson were re-
sponsible for the triumph OF Modoc
A. c, over Cabin John yesterday, 8
TO q
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Timely bingles by pinch.hitters Ciar-
ridge and Rittenberg gave kennedy
A. G. a win over Maryland A. c. yes
terday. Z TO 3.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Alexandria Pirates dropped a 20-5
decision TO Moose Seniors Yesterday.
Nelson, Phillips and Shriyer hit often.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Base bali and lawn tennis are hay
ing a boonf out in the Missouri Valley.
In tennis every conference college
will be represented by q. team this
wear and the annual championships
viii be held at Lincoln, Nebr.,
May 20.21 coincidentally with the Val
lev track and field championships.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

keane Seniors continued their win.
ming streak yesterday at the expense
of Takonla Tigers. Winners ran up
o 9.to-6 count. Keane's took g. six
run lead in the first two frames.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Elliott 4. c. defeated Marlboro 4. G.
or foreign grounds yesterday, 10 10 :.
Farley held Marlboro to four hits.
Ringo and Bardoff hit well.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Kanawha Seniors lost 10 to to
NVin0na, A. &. yesterday j. Demna
and Corbin, the latter With home
run, featured at bait r.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Two circuit cI0uts by Clinton Price
were largely responsible for Crescent
A. C.'s win over No 4. Alexandria
iflremen yesterday. 10 to ,. Shelf fat
tened his hitting figures with perfect
dsv in FIVE appearances.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Sport Mart Seniors fell before Alo-
vsius yesterday l6 TO 4. Fox. Long
and E.. Bauman hit well for the win
uegr
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Fire Company, No. 5 Of Alexandra
defeated Hess A. C., f3 to /. Bpton's
hurting and the hitting of Crupper
and Padgett featured
Evening star., 1927-04-18

0nthit, 13 to II, Receiving Station
nine scored a 1l-to-9 win over Hilltop
A. G. yesterday OH the latters dia-
mond. Two big innings won for the
Sailors.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Berwyn 4. G. won over National
Circles at the Maryland town yester-
day, 3 to I. Roberts was too much
for the losers TO solve Welding but
four hits. King led the winners with
fhe stick.
Evening star., 1927-04-18

Mohawks were not pressed by kenil.
worth yesterday, winning - to 3 In a
loose fray. Hal Chase's pitching and
Mnran's hitting featured.