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Evening star., 1927-05-15

~ HOOTING first in Il 25'mile wind
and then In steady drizZling
rain, George Washington Uni
- versity yesterday won the Ma
tional Rife Association inter-
collegiate service rife championship
match at Camp Meade, with n score
of 1000 points out of a possible j 200.
Syracuse finished second, with 1,046
points; City College of New York,
Team No. /, third. with sac: univer-
sity OF North Carolina. fourth. SS2;
while City College of New York. Team
No. 2, ran a close fifth with Ss1.
Frank T. Parsons, jf., captain-elect
of the local team, making perfect
scores at the 200 and 800 yard rapid
fire stages, was high individual, with
1873 points out of a possible zoo.
Sehwarting of Syracuse University
was second high gun, with 1855, while
Hugh e. Riley, retiring G. W. team
captain, was close third, with 1874.
The Hatchetites, coached by Walter
r. Stokes, former world free-rifie
champion, and by just G. Jensen,
captain Of the local National Guard
team. got away to a poor start in the
stiff breeze that prevailed and trailed
Syracuse by IS points at the end of
Tic GuV-SdiO ShaAuIilS ola6Cs
Coming back with two perfect scores
at 200 yards, rapid fire, the G. w.
team cut down their opponents lead
to points, and then. shooting three
more "possibles" at 800 yards. rapid
fire, pushed their way to the front by
the small margin of 6 points.
It remained for the long 600-yard
range, however for the local team to
really show its ability. Here the Buff
and Blue averaged As 2-3 points per
man. while the nearest rival barely
averaged 40.
The George Washington experts
were presented with handsome silver
medals by l.. r. Brandy, representa-
tive of the National Rifle Association.
The ritiemen Of North Carolina Uni
versity were highly praised by every
one present for the grit they displayed
In making the trip to Camp Efeade.
Being given no money by the school
for railroad fare and only having suffl-
cient funds in their own pockets for
one fare, one man came by train with
all the equipment, while the remaining
men hiked and ''bummed' their way
over the three hundred miles of high
way that stretches from Chapel Hills.
The matches were conducted by Col.
Oliver s. Eskridge, Tanks Corps ex-
ecutive officer. and Capt. Charles
Speer, Tank Corps, chief range officer.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
INTERsCHnLAsrICs.

44o,YARD, .DAsH---J smith. NJ. g. j..
e. sfst ''r9ss 's,. ". c r. see9nd MGfflops. NJ.
Time fi "a 4'h'ra. seooHds NdSaon w. c. H. fourth.
1oo;YARD ,DAsH---Parker. Mt st. J..
first: Hawley Mt. So, SECOND; Canitf 81. j.
q; q; ., tnIrd: Ramsey. W. G. H. fourth Time.
ONE; MILE RUN-Mcknia W. CHI. first:
ihrd niT 1Pfoselhs Pos NJ ssseopd iae4sS hedge
'' 's$o;Y YAfp RTS@Sase, iSf21eS Repeeiictipc first:
POLE VAUGT%Arpchaed' 1plip ad' Stanton Stanton and
Bouniwell. ". G: H.. tied for first: Bultman.
ny YARp iS0rf2 Tow He1HHhfa HnabGEstArched ase.
Murphy. MI NJ 81 j., third: ,Frs's. W. G. IT,.
220,YARD DAsH-Parker. Mt. St. J..
first: Canif: St j.. second Piccirilli. W. G..
T.. third Hawiey, Mt. s. J.. fourth. Time.
HIGH JUMP-Fratz. W. c. H.. first;
R'ckettEs tE. s.. J%2hn,s John E second; Bouniiyeii w. 2.
Height !, feet c inches. iie'ii w. = NJ i'''f'"
BROAD JUMP-Archfield. W. G. H.. first:
,r,rs,, ar,m St sss.sond; gTos. fq W. H. third
oNE.MiLE RELAY-w. c. H.. first tPic.
j. second: sI La saIe Gss thrd. ai minutes 10 sse @
onds
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY DECATHLON.
220-YARD DAsH-Champa. frst suit-
Iyan, second; Smythe. third Smith. fourth.
DIsCUs-Champs. first: Howell, second:
Smythe. third; Smith, fourth. Distance. 80
oNE-MILE RUN--Howell. first: smith.
second; Beatty third; Smythe. fourth. Time.
Tiipnts,s ut, 30 seconds. o.,
ond; Howell. third; Smith. fourth. Distance.
HIGH JUMP-sullivsn and Champa. tied.
) feet.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
G. u. ENTERS 22 MEN
IN COLLEGIATE MEET
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, May 14.-The Inter
collegiate A. A. A. A. track and field
championships at Philadelphia May
27 and % have attracted an entry list
of 749 athletes, representing "a col
leges of the East, Middle west and
Far West.
Harvard. indoor champion for the
past two years. heads the list with 90
performers. Cornell is next with 60
entries. while Yale and Princeton each
has entered 81 athletes.
Southern California has entered 33
stars in defense of the outdoor title
the Tro3ans have won two years in a
row. This list may be pared down be
fore the trip East, but 1t Is the largest
OF any contender from beyond the AL
leghenies. Stanford lists 20 compet-
itors and California Is. Michigan
State. competing in the Eastern
classic for the first time, has nine en-
tries.
Other leading Eastern entries In
clude Pennsylvania. 40; Dartmouth,
Al; Columbia, "a; Penn state, SS,
Georgetown, %: Boston College. 2l;
Syracuse, IT; Holy Cross, 12 Colgate,
8, Pittsburgh, Z.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
PENN STATE R0UTS
NAVY IN MEET, 94-41

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 14.--Win.
ming from the Navy in field and
track meet here this afternoon, 81 to
IL. Penn State utterly crushed the
Middies in the track events, taking 10
of the " points.
In the field events. the Navy did
much better. scoring 80 points TO "a
and taking firsts in four Of the seven
events.
State brought two intercollegiate
champions with it. Cox, "A miller, and
Ide. a hammer thrower, and they
made excellent exhibitions
Summaries:
G. 100 ao-YARIp .a,I,I DaSH-won by Bartholomew
MILE RUN-Won by Cox. state. Stewart.
siate 81 1ceond KnickerbociSer, Navy. third
-YRRD DHAsH-won by bartholomew,
state. Fi!kns, state. second; Kilner. State.
third Tire. 0;3I $40;
AsesTs stS,s ferch s's,s. sscond: sharpe ss
s'2'1 a4o.YhFD '1la phsHw"a pigf b, Send. STATE.
Karback state, second; Jack Navy. third
= o,Mil4E RUN-won by Heskin state;
"r~h. stole: sharpe state, second: Browr
'teIp STATE + +, thifd h s t., Tine o;26 I.lo. s
0lfephaHser. state, second; Kittle, State
third g4Io,rTi,,sc. Tire. ;5s $40, -,
dorsk. Navy, second: Matthias State third
D!stance 80 feet II = inches
POLE vAUl.T--Won r., by Jeans, Navy
Heiebt y feet o ihches.
DISCUSS rHROW--Won by Wilson. Navy
MeGarrr. Navy second Matthias State
third Distance. 133 fcct inches
BROAD JUMP--Won by Bats. State
Netftiis@ state second Dawson, Navy
third Distance 23 feet 1 II inches
HIGH JT'Mp--Wun bv Rats state: Rcr
net. Navy seeard: Sullivan. State third
Heieht s fpet Z inches,
HAMMER THR0W--won by 1de state
ChappeIl Navy. second: Paige. Navy. third
Distance 1dI feet,
JAvELiN THROw-won by McGarry
third Distance. lGi feet 4 inehss.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
G. u. TRACKMEN LOSE
TO ARMY, 81 TO 78

WEST POINT, \. Y. May IA
Army's track team won from George.
town today, 78 to 81. Army came
home a winner in 9 of Is events.
Georgetown did not contest i'm the
hammer throw. but Army didn't need
it to win the meet.
For the third time ~ as many dual
meets Armys trio entered I'm the mile
came home in a dead heat. Cadets
Garland. Pegg and Guertler have
bree2ed in with hands clasped against
Colgate week ago and against the
University Of Virginia two weeks
back.
Gilbreth was Army's chief point
scorer.
Summaries:
10e-YARD DAsH--won by whslan.
Sr Glbeh Tne Army ssnd oshea
Gsoreetewn: essn, Iermond. Army: second; East.
army oshes AH aecfseoWn sefSna ~ GWSsfs WSsia
s'i2ssS6t1GxR 'hlfS HfaH rit TusbiEswon
rr9es rores Georgetown: tied for second. Time,
~ sHoIPutTcaa,wyesn r., by Adelman: esorxs-
4fO-YARD DAsH-Won by Gilbreth.
Whslan. aeorsetnwn. third. 'fiYme Tinte. 500.
ONE-M1LE RUN--Triple tie for first place
s"er,Ter s%SqT e1rsnd xrs mss A5ms rsg ssg Army and
p1e4 sx4RP Amp It2ts hoW HHEpts5yoR H1 beech 9v
aeff7wse52SH VILE tA'fa abNEoh NIHs afs b nermond
Army; .Rasmusseii, Army, second: Kissner
POLE .vAuLT--Won by Wiesner George.
town. 12 feet liz inches; Hutchinson
Ariny. second. IL feet 2L inches; Grayheal
Army. third II feet II u inches. { Both
Army men hettered previous academy record
OF IL feet Sh inches.l
HIGH JUMp---WOn hy Wiesner George
town, 3. feet 10 inches: Strickler. Army
second. s feet 4 inches: Luckett Army.
pisces THRnwwwon by Jark. Army.
lacenG lsa feet 7s inches AdIemap deoreslavn
Gen5scten nRcan taipd 1ao feet s inches
feet ~ jnehes:. Maranet. .GeorEstown. sec
nnd. 9l feet inch; Dowding. Georgetown.
JxvEIiN THRoWN-won by Hines.
sSrssow .ess lss feet 7s sl
HAMMER THRowMwon by Hewitt.
Army. 15e feet 2 inches: Woods, Army. sec.
feet inches
Evening star., 1927-05-15
OLD LINE FRESHMEN
SCORE AT LACROSSE

University OF Maryland's Freshmen
lacrosse team defeated the Virginia
yeariings in game at College Park
yesterday afternoon, IA to 3. The con-
test was staged in the rain and there
was much skidding and falling.
The young Cavaliers were lighter
than the Old Liners. and had not seen
near as much competition as the
Maryland youths, but they played
pluckily all the way and we'll at times.
The first half ended by only 4 to .
in the winners favor, but the Old
Liners went ON a scoring rampage in
the last 80 minutes
Lacrosse is an established sport at
Maryland. While Virginia is trying TO
develop it, both as varsity and
yearlins pastime. and is making good
headWay.
Evans. Ribnitzki, Heintz. Heagy.
Narcholy and Wilson, all of whom
have joined the Old LINE lacrosse
SQUAD since Spring foot ball practice
closed, got into the game and did we'll.
Lineup and summary:
Evening star., 1927-05-15
"C'' club MEET FEATURES
ACTIVE SCHOLASTIC WEEK
Annual Affair Slated for Saturday, But Other Big
Contests, Several in Title Series, Will be
Staged During Previous Days.

sch6olboy lacross team in formal com
petition and is attracting a deal of
interest. Play will start at $3.50
o'clock.
In diamond brushes Wednesday
Gonzaga will take on Alexandra
High on the Monument Grounds, Dew
lit will entertain Leonard Hall High
of Leonardtown. Md. here and Wood
ward and st. Johns are to come to-
gether.
Mines of Western and Eastern are
booked to travel, the former being
down for a go against the Navy
plebes at Annapolis and the latter
for a game with Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park.
Thursdays card, as usual, is lean,
Offering just one contest, meeting
on the tennis courts between Dewitt
and Georgetown Prep at Garrett
Park.
While the Central and Eastern dia-
1nGnd and tennis contests viii feature
Fridays card number Of other en-
gaGements are listed that promise ta
prove interesting. business and
Dewitt and st. Johns and st. Adams
are to meet on the ball field, as are
Ep1ScUpdi ana i FTicIiuS anu 1)eFiCC anu
Woodward, the latter two in Junior
League games. Tech is to travel to
Staunton, Va. to engage Staunton
Military Academy's nine and Western
tossers have a date with Georgetown
Prep at Garrett Park. Tennis tits
are listed between Georgetown Fresh
men and st. Alban's on the latter's
courts and Washington and Baltimore
Friends the lOp9f CHlIrte
There will be little doing hereabouts
ON Saturday other than tie big &C"
club meet, though the triangular race
on the Potomac among the crews of
Central, Western and John Marshall
High OF Richmond doubtless will at
tract considerable attention. Western
and Eastern are carded to meet in
golf. A number of mines have SOut- Of
town engagements. Central is to visit
Baltimore to play Mount st. Joseph S
High. Eastern also is to go to the
Monumental City to tackle Calvert
Hail and Gonzaga has an engagement
with Leonard Hall High at Leonard
town. Md. Devitt's tennis team is
booked to journey to Staunton, Va,
to meet Staunton Military Academy
and Central has a rifle match with
the Navy Plebes at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
EASTERN WINS MEET
IN THE FINAL EVENT

MANASSAS. Va, May IA great
finish by McGlathery in the 100 hur-
dies. the last event on the program,
in which he beat Teller to the tape by
inches, enabled Eastern High OF
Washington to vanquish Swayely in
q meet here this afternoon, go to 81.
Couett and McGlathery were setting
the pace in the all-iRportant event
when the former knocked down the
next to the last hurdle and the East.
ern boy shot to the front. McGlathery;
however. spilled the last barrier and
Collett again passed him In the last
few yards, though, McGlathery showed
the fine burst of speed that enabled
hinf@ to triumph.
In the early events Eastern gained
a substantial lead, but as the coinpeti.
ton progressed Swavely gradually cut
down the visitors margin.
Summaries.
100;;YARD DAsE-won by cr,swe,b
SIw,svely: second. .1Talbert. Eastern. shird'
lesG sGYARb Ysnsfs' pAsHwfon AgsiHH.e 70 q iecons IS
o9RReis agSYARDt ATa5terq bAsHImswaat sHIms sSSssnd; ,u
RoPs6 ssoTaRS EaRfsFq kr,1ns ssGsnds '"''a'
ern: second, Fullerton. swavely: third. whit.
126YARD HIGH HTRpLEs@Wons aihEsez NJ sfeopae bs ne:
third Colstt Swaxely. Time 20 * seconds.
c S20-YARp LOW HURDLES-Won by
third, Aman. swavely. Time. III seconds y
MILE ,RuN---Won by O'Brien Eastern
sSecond r. Miles Eastern: third, c. Miles,
Eastern. Tine. 5 minutes
HIGH JUMP-Won BY Bnshoue Eastern;
si sseconai Anman n Swavely; :. third, Lyons,
= JAVELIN THROw-Won by woodfn
swavelys second. Cosimano. Eastern: third.
sHQTPTT-won by by woodfin' 9 ine' swaveiy:
second. Langhenry, Eastern: third. Bra.
shenaEs fS fEss1s5n t pistance 81 feet 10 inches
second, Leinbach, swaveiy third, Anderson,
EaSSsoerns SoF / plstnqcc ~ feet 8 inches.
SSwavely; second. Teller, swaveiy, and Wynn.
Eastern tiled Height. o feet inches,
BROAD JUMP-Wnn by Teller SwaveEy
second C0simano. Eastern: third. Glow
Eastern. Distance. ~ feet inches
Evening star., 1927-05-15
GEORGIA AND MARYLAND
MINES WILL MEET TWICE

FEATURE of the week will
~ be the visit of the University
Il of Georgia base ball team, al
1 4 ways one of The best in the
South, for two games with
Maryland. The first will be played
tomorrow and the second on Tuesday.
The Old Liners have been i'll a
slump during their past three games,
although they won the last one, but
hope to regain their stride against
the Crackers.
Catholic University's nine will start
the week by opening its Northern
trip against New York A. {. this
afternoon in the big town.
The Brooklanders lost their last
start, bowling to the stalwart Quantieo
Marine nine, to s, but Charley
Moran has a team capable of prov
Ing mighty troublesome to most
teams, and the Cardinals likely will
make a good impression in New York.
1t Is the only Sunday game slated
for 4 local college team this Spring
SO far as is known.
Tuesdays card calls for two ball
games here. Guilford being boolsed
to invade the Hilltop for a tilt with
Georgetown in addition to the Georgia
Maryland brush. Yale will entertain
Catholic University.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
G. W. U. TRACK TEAM
DEFEATS GALLAUDET

George Washington Cniversity's
track and field athletes defeated
Galludet in a dual meet on the Ken
dali Green field yesterday 96 to 36.
Abbott and Elliott led the Colonial
scorers
George Washington outcIassed their
opponents in all events, gaining all
but two first places. Lau won the
220yard low hurdles and Thompson
finished in front in the 220-yard dash
for the deaf lads only first place
winners.
Elliott of George Washington and
Smith of Galludet furnished the fea-
ture of the meet in the broad jump.
Elliott bested Smiths 90 feet / inch
leap by a mere halfi1ch.
Summary:
y VI " seeoHd Si,,a slfsI s q 81: third schneDp
vi {{AyktTrfsl1Wos; yttTfl ~ !; by Walker a. w.: .ss.
sss!s S * s|a s.'s; s;.!sa. s o.
sAqfsT;rMWsss s BY gopha@ q. W.. w.;
'a qqlsisfts Hfah as s'e' HHnsBrhwon a BEE by
snoot st' "a WI FINE n IISTo"A w. ''''o
POLE XAuLrz-Won by Morrow "a. Wy;
celaIne g., and Hartzog tG, Wy. Height,
oae1 oaso,YARb if'f1S Tow HuRp1Es--won by Lau
o. second Abbott 20 Wy; tied for
thirg,, smoot &c. W. and Dyer 90. Time.
BROAD yCMP-won by Elliott lG W.:
III Sa !1e JiM.e.wSpn W ,sa hya Ash2t. 'a W;
and 4MosMtf RsMs hssNs HsssaNs o tfs' sy wI!as pcass' 10
| W. second Fairman &c. W.. third.
| Rosenkiar O.. Time 10:4GA,
ond PiSSnswSn Walker S w ~ Hsbls2F sS2F str W ID
Distancs.. I24 feet;
aa1: second hilser lG}G: ~ third. Dsvoss "a.
ss8-YARD .RuN-won by Stevens "a.
| W.; se..,onti Baker &C. W.! third. Dibson
'"MtiL MILE 'fsf RELAY1-7won T. by g. W. tMorrow.
| Deyoe, Stevens. Abbott: 6alluadet Pack
| hon. Gallagher Thompson, Byoukl. Time.
! 3 iG
Evening star., 1927-05-15
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
HOLD MEET TUESDAY

Catholic parochial school children Of
the District will hold their annual field
day Tuesday, beginning at 1880
o'clock.
Contestants will assemble on Hare.
wood road at that time and proceed
to Catholic University stadium, where
the boys events will start at o'clock.
A flag raising and other patriotic
ceremonies will be held in the morn
ing.
Girls events will start at 1870.
st. Martins Boy Scout Bugle Corps
will furnish music.
Rev. Paul Furfey is in charge Of
arrangements. Archbishop Michael
Curley sponsors the affair annually.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
HOWARD is EASY WINNER
( OF NATIONAL OPEN MEET

err Time O:IO.3
22O-YARD DAsH-won by Webb. Dun
bar, Collins. Cheney. second: Hobb. Cheney.
'".I99 .iI990-YARD YARDb Low HURDLEs-won By
Larry. Dunbar; second. Drew. Dunbar; third.
Turnsr Armstrong. Time. 0:l5.3.
Cheney; Mcclure. Cheney. second: Byrant.
Armstr9ng5 THIRD. Time. Q:54,
ney: Carter, Armstrong. second. third.
second. Dunbar: third Storer:. Time, Q IA.
12%POUND .SHQTPUT--Won by jones'.
storsr ssnnaa ssS1nd 99nss; third Arlington
HIGH JJTMP-W0n by J. Drew. Dunbar:
second. glover. Dunbar: third. Coates.
BROAD JUMp-Won by Payne. Dunbar:
second. Webb. Dunbar: third. StOrer. Dis
tance. Is fl. 1 y in.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
TECH-EASTERN TENNIS
MATCH is UNFINISHED

Rain halted the Tech Eastern public
high title tennis clash on the Sixteenth
Street Reservoir courts yesterday with
three matches completed, two of which
were won by Eastern.
Roberts of the East E,nders defeated
Bing, GO, 6-3; Schultz of the Man
ual Trainers bowed to Kearns. 1-6.
2-6, and Myers of Tech pointed the
way to Woodin, 60, 6--1.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
G. U. BIOLOGICAL CLUB
STAGES SPORT EVENTS

Activities of the Biological Club of
Georgetown University for the scho-
lastic year closed yesterday with the
organizations annual field day held
on the campus. A feature was pro-
gram of athletic events.
Winners were: Fat mans race,
Calyeo; shot put, Misliaccio; wheel
barrow race, Dick; broad jump,
Opacity: relay race, Opacity. Leary,
Migliaccio. Insogno.
Luncheon in the university gym
nasiunI followed.
Rev. Francis A. Tondorf is modera-
tor of the club. with James II. Gillen,
jr. president.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
MARYLAND TWELVE
BEATS STEVENS, rs

HOBOKEN. n. J.. May 14.--Mary-
land triumphed over Stevens. to 8,
at lacrosse here today in hard.
fought game.
Stevens got away to a 2-to.0 lead,
but the visitors soon evened the score
and had forged ahead at 4 to at half
time.
Each team scored three goals in
the last half.
Linkous OF the Maryland aggrega.
ton, who scored two Of his teams
goals, starred for the visitors. while
Polch and Smith carried off the
honors for Stevens
Evening star., 1927-05-15
CENTRAL RACkETERS
BEAT BUSINESS, 70

Central racketers blanked Business,
To o, on the Sixteenth Reservoir
courts, taking every match in straight
sets. Though recently conquered by
Western. 1926 champion. and the only
team undefeated so far in the current
series. Central still figures it has d
chance for the title.
Singles--Staubly. Central, defeated Payne
6--3 6---2 Simon. Central. defeated Tarsles
ID IL e00i' Yeeomans Central defeated
ieated Leonard, 7-5 So; Shore. Centrai
defeated Ryan 6-3. TO.
Doubles-Staubly and Yeomans Central,
Defeated Tarshes and Ryan Ga IS:
Stn'on and shore. Central, defeated Leonard
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Two local mines have engagements
Wednesday on foreign diamonds.
Maryland is to visit Annapolis TO play
Navy and Catholic University winds
up its trip against Fordham in New
York.
No engagements are listed Thurs
day, and but one Friday, that bringing
together Maryland and Washington
College on the College Park diamond.
1t viii be the Old Liners final ball
game of the season.
4 number of important clashes,
however. are booked for Saturday.
Local fans will have to travel.
though to see them. While Maryland
is battling its old foe, Johns Hopkins.
in their annual lacrosse game at
Baltimore, Georgetown will be tackling
Holy Cross tossers at Worcester and
Catholic Uniyersity's nine will be Of
fering battle to Navy at Annapolis.
Track squads of George Washing
ton, Catholic University and Gallaudet
are to visit Baltimore TO participate
in a quadrangular meet along with
Johns Hopkins on Homewood Field.
Marylands tennis team will play
host to Washington College in the
only competition carded for this i'm
mediate neighbOrhOod.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

for schoolboy athletes of the
local group this week.
Il Headlining the busy six days
will be the ninth annual inter
scholastic track meet at Wilson Sta.
dium, Under the auspices of the q
Club OF Central High School, satur'
day. The affair has drawn the cream
of schoolboy talent of the section. II
Is apt to give a pretty definite line OH
how the various public high teams
may be expected to show In the inter.
high championships May VI, as all
the schools will be represented ana
doubtless by their strongest SQUADS"
In the public high base ball ana
tennis championship series Business
and Western are carded for engage
ments Tuesday and Central and West
ern teams will battle Friday. Both
Western combinations appear to pe
odds-on favorites to capture b0th CON
tests against Business and II they DO
each will be virtually "in" SO faf as
the championships are concerhea;
The battles between Central ana
Eastern combinations. Friday, doubt.
less will be spirited, as losses VIII
mean elimination from title play.
Tornorrow's card comprises pair
or pail games ana coupAe VI 1870
battles. st. Johns will engage Catno.
lie University at Brookland. ana
Georgetown Prep will entertain Shen'
andoah In the diamond tiles. Wood,
ward and Dewitt and st. Adams ana
Georgetown Prep are to come together
In prep school league tennis tests. the
latter to be staged at Garrett Park.
Apart from the Business-Western
meeting on the diamond and on the
tennis courts on Tuesday there will
be ball games involving Georgetown
Freshmen and Eastern in the East
End stadium. Central and Episcopal at
Alexandria and Georgetown Prep at
st. Adams on the latter's diamond.
st. Albans and Friends are to meet on
Friends court in the prep school ten
mis- encounter and Techs racketers
will journey to Alexandria to face
Episcopal.
OF particular interest on the full
program arranged for Wednesday Is
the lacross game between Bert Cog
gins Central twelve and Marston
School at Baltimore TO be staged at
Wilson Stadium. 1t will mark the
first appearance of Washington
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Y TOWARD UNIVERSITY col-
II lected 81 points to win the
National open track and field
i i meet for eolored athletes at
Howard stadium yesterday.
while Cheney and Dunbar tied with
SO points each for first honors In the
scholastic events.
Cecil Cook, Charles Major and Gus
Moore, leading colored collegiate
stars of the East, gave exhibitions.
Cook displayed his speed in the 44O
and Il special relay. Major of st. Bo-
naventure, which finished second to
Howard in the open events, cleared
the bar at 9 feet inches in high
jump feature, and Moore showed his
heels in the mile and two miles
despite wet track.
Some $500 persons braved the
drizzling rain to see the stars in
action.
Trophies were awarded the winning
teams, both Cheney and Dunbar get
ting first place awards. Medals were
presented the first three to finish in
each event.
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Evening star., 1927-05-15
ALEXANDRIA TRACK MEET
DELAYED UNTIL TUESDAY

the Gazette A. "A. Monday afternoon
at the Dreadnaught Park and ON Fri
day will meet the Alexandria Fer.
tilizer < Chemical Co. at the same
field.
Lefty" Aliens newly organized
Rex A. G. will take the field in it's first
game tomorrow morning playing the
Hume Springs nine at 1890 on the
Hume Spring diamond.
Evening star., 1927-05-15
ILLINOIS NINE STOPPED.

URBANA, ILL.,, May IA Op.-Illinois
lost its first Big Ten Conference base
ball game of the season here this aft
ernoon when Michigan knocked Bud
Stewart from the box and won, 6 to 0.