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Evening star., 1927-05-18
RACQUET CLUB NET
DOUBLES PLAY DUE

Play was to begin this afternoon IN
the doubles event Of the Racquet Club
tennis tournament now in progress
on the Wardman Park Hotel courts
In addition. several third round
singles matches were carded
Two of the most formidable doubles
teams entered are the Purinton-
Charest combination and the Burwer-
Howenstein pair. White and Harding
also should figure prominently, il the
latter's injury does not force his re-
tirement. He is suffering from a
broken rib, which caused the post
ponement yesterday OF hts singles en-
counter with II. II. Burgwin,
Clarence Charest and owen Howeu-
stein were the feature performers
yesterday when they battled for posi-
tion in the singles seni-finals. .Charest
triumphed. 6-1, Sc. but not until
Howenstein had piled up "a ID. lead
in the second set aud was on the
point Of taking the critical seventh
game when Charest smashed through
to take that and the next two games.
giving him a 5--4 lead Howenstiea
climbed on top once more I'm the elev-
enth. but a costly double fault sent his
hopes glimmering. Charest took his
opponents service and finished of
with two quick games, giving him
the match.
Yesterdays results
Second round (singles white defested
Mills. 6-4, 6-4; Burwell defeated HeTrick.
g.. 7-5
Third round fsingIesl--Charest defeated
Howenstein. 6--1. Sc.
Pairings today
Third round singles Benton vs. white
4 O'Clock: PuTinton rs. Burwell O'Clock
Harding vs. Burgwin. 4 o'clock.
First round doubles t---A bFams-Taylor
vs.. Oficer-partner. O'Clock Purintnn-
Charest vs.. Benton PARTNER. O'Clock; White
Harding Va Martinez partner T.. o'clock
Burwell HoWenstein vs.. Miils-partner.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
YANkS PLAY FRENCH
NETMEN ON FRIDAY

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, May 1S.-French tennis
fans are looking forward eagerly to
some stirring tennis Friday, when the
American stars, William T. Tilden and
Francis r. Hunter. begin a series of
matches with Frances best players.
The Americans since their arrival
here Monday, fresh from a run of
victories in Germany and Belgium,
have been practicing in the courts of
the Racing Club, in the Bois de Bou.
logne.
Rene Lacoste, winner of the United
States national championship last
year, and Jean Borotra, last years
Wimbledon champion, also have been
busy practicing.
The series with the Americans over
the week end is regarded by experts
as a sort of dress rehearsal for the
Davis Cup final.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BY the .Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 18.~-Calm
hung over the fighting camps of Jack
Sharkey and Jimmy Maloney today
as prelude to the fistic storm that
will beat around them tomorrow night
at the Yankee Stadium.
The battle that nominates one or
the other Bostonian for the chance
to fight Jack Dempsey, and possibly
Gene Tunney, will be waged in the
very ring in which the fighting Ma
rine took the world crown from the
mauler from Manassa, at Philadelphia,
last Fan. The roped arena belongs TO
Tex Rickard and has seen a lot of
big time fighting.
Jack Sharkey, whose confidence is
not that of the blushing voilet, found
a good omen in the fact that it was
in the same ring that he scored his
technical knockout over Harry Wills
last October.
Sharkey today was down to near
the 190-pound mark. about 10 pounds
lighter than Maloney expects to be
for the battle. That 10 pounds to
Sharkey appeared an advantage
rather than handicap. as he hopes
thereby to have the edge in speed.
Sharkey added that the cut over the
eye received in training was nearly
healed and would not handicap him.
Anyway" said the former COB, ''he
isn't going to hit me in the eye-or
anywhere else If 1 can help it,"
Maloney. ex-doughboy, had this to
say: II know I can knock out Shar-
key, and ] will. I'm punching good
and straight, and I'm going TO do
plenty OF punching when We get into
the ring"
Maloney generally is rated the
harder puncher, chiefly because of his
weight He also can take it." Large
" for these reasons the odds, although
very close TO even, gave Maloney
what edge there was.
The announcement by Tex Rickard
Evening star., 1927-05-18
Cardinals Fail Duplicate Last Years Impressive Initial Tour of the East
MONROE ATHLETES
TAKE SCHOOL MEET

Athletes OF the Plaza division will
compete on that track tomorrow In
the final track meet of the various
playground groups to determine who
shall participate in the city champion
ships to be held Saturday morning on
Plaza field. Edmonds, Thomson,
Wheatley. Taylor, Carbery. Peabody.
Gales and Seaton Schools will be rep
resented.
Monroe hustlers easily won the Co
Iumbia Heights division meet yester-
day, scoring so points to 80 for the
second place Park View combination.
Cooke followed with 26, and Bright
wood and West each had II. sum
marieS:
s5-POUND CLASS.
howard dash-Won bv ]. Schor Mon
roe second r. Dinger (Brightwoodl third,
iEnGDds Running broad broad iump-won nv Asero
Rum RHnninR R''7 hrh iump-won by ,.schor
(Monroej: second Lovatt Park View !;
'"ist S6yard Tf1hli harilemWon hy Baker fMonroe)
second. 8ronssard tCooke); third Giova-
:}65Oyard relav-won by Monros Kirk
land Tozzoli Schor Harris) second. Bright
wood. third. Park View.
1Oo-POUND CLASS.
bU-V3rH fa7t1--N on uN Deau mon NC
second. McKimmie tWest}; third, Hunter
Running, R1H nv broad iump--wonn by Mshany
fMonroel second. Hunter Park View ;
third Callan fBrightwood)
Rgnn9g sdSad high i3npWSn rnPer o fd tbrd
Hoffman 1ffIIg an Park View
s0,yard j.!,tii 6urlile-Won by Key tCookel :
second Hunter (Coollel: third. Plsano
$50 yard relay-won by Monroe Bow
man, Asero Dean, Dener); second, Bright
wood; third Park View.
113-POUND CLASS.
7O-vcrd dash--won by Gorin Park
View second. Audrusia tMonroel third.
Scher Park View.
Running high ump-won by Hammer
third Trieme tC0Ukei
Running broad iump--Won by A. An
drusia MonrQel second, Sauhders tFarh
View second, Tiersly (Monroe): third.
440-yard reiAy--won by Park View lGorin,
Miller Scher. Saunders; second, Monroe
third. Cooke.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
1O0.yard dash--Won by Semia fMouroe) ;
second. Murman tWest) third, Mostow
Running high iumD-won by l.. semis
Rn1ning broad iump--won BY ,Murman
lWest( second. Samagian (Cookel; third.
Klein ( Monroel.
,n110-yard hqrdle--Wgon by Bangs sneg
tCookel. second Berezoski (Brlghtwood)
SSO-yard relay--Won 10y Monroe Moore
Klein Mostow Semial. second, West.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
COLLEGE TEAM WILL SEE
MUCH ACTION SATURDAY

Proctor and kirkpatrick. Hopkins. defsated
Spottwood and Shelton, 6---3. e.. I4even-
stein and polan. Hopkins. defeated Troth
and Tlngley. g.. Sc.
Gallaudet sucCumbed TO Eastern
High, l to i, yesterday on the Eastern
courts.
Summaries:
Singles-AIlman (Eastern> defeated Cos
grove (Gallaudetl. Do. 6-1: Roberts
Eastern defeated schiosser CGalaudet
3--6. 6--3. So; Keiso Eastern deieates
hken tGallaudetl &C.. 81.
Doubies-Allman and kelso Eastern de
feated Schlosser and Study tGalaudst
B--3 6--I CosgrOve and Hken tGaliaudet
defeated Roberts and Clark Eastern
6---3 e..
Georgetown Freshmen scored over
Eastern High ball tossers.- 8 TO 4. yes
terday. Dunn Of the yearlings hit for
the circuit.
Catholic University Freshman dia
monders were trailing st. Johns. 10
). in the ninth inning of their game
yesterday at Brookland when the
Saints objected to a decision OF the
umpire and walked from the field.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
SALIENT FACTS ABOUT
SHARKEY-M Y-MALONEY BOUT

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 18.-Salient
facts about the Sharkey -Maloney all
Boston heavyweight battle, at the
Yankee Stadium, Thursday night:
Place-Yankee Stadium.
Distance--15 rounds.
Time-Preliminaries, 7:l5 pm,
Eastern standard time; main bout,
PM. standard time.
Attendance--PrObabIy 10000.
Receipts-PrObably 100000.
Purse-Approximately $I50.O00,
evenly split between two principals.
Preiiminaries-4 rounds, Wye
ming Warner VS.. George Berger; 6
rounds, Lou BOgash VS.. Tom Kirby;
Ernie Schaaf vs.. Murray Gitlitz,
George LarOccO VS.. James j. Brad
dock, Johnny Crosse VS.. Jim
Savage.
Betting odds--Ranging from to
5 OH MalOney to even money; Ma
loney favored if a knockout decides
fight.
RadiOcast-By WIZ, New York,
and associated stations.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N YEW YORK, May 1S.-The mys'
N terry in Jack Dempsey's come
back--if he does come back
/ hasn't altogether been solved
by the postponement OF ms
first big test until August.
why" the critics are asking. ism t
three or four months of conditioning
sufficient to put Dempsey IN condi-
ton to fight around July /, as original
ly planned? Is there any lack OF the
old confidence in his refusal to meet
the rugged Spaniard, Pauline. at that
time or is the way to a return title
bout with Gene Tunney being made
easier for Dempsey by his agreement
to fight Sharkey- -Maloney winner in
Augusta
The switch from Pauline to Sharkey
or Maloney as Dempsey's f1rst-and-
only major preliminary opponent is
considered good ballyhoo for tomor-
rows Yankee Stadium battle, but 1t is
mystifying to those who have watched
the build-up of the colorful Spaniard
as a title contender.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
WORLD CHAMPS MISSING
O'FARRELL BACK OF BAT
Weak Pitching Continues to Retard Prates-Mc.
Crawmen Still Hitting Well-Yanks Cleaning
Up in West and AS Are Improving.

first month Of the season is the show
ing Of Harold Wiltse, the young Red
SoX left-hander. With that hapless
crew behind him, he already has won
four out of five games. No wonder
Huggins wanted this boy so badly
last Winter.
Dan Howley is finding the shedding
tougher and tougher in st. Louis.
Losing four straight to the Yankees
last week was an especially sad blow
to Dan, as they all like to make
showing against the champions.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
SX-TEAM ATLAS LEAGUE
LATEST In THE FIELD

teams Call Lincoln 421S between )
and o'clock.
ROmmeI Midgets have been with
out a manager for several weeks and
would like to sign some capable per
son. Call Lincoln 1904.
Manager Tanning is seeking games
with strong junior mines for Palace
team. Call Franklin S52S-J.
Berwyn Juniors claim a win over
Del Day Juniors last Sunday, to /,
having three wins in as many starts.
Avalon 4. c. would like 10 book an
unlimited opponent for next Sunday.
Call Frank Eherhart at Lincoln 1871
between 7 and s o'clock
Evening star., 1927-05-18
DRTBBLE in BASKET BALL
REMAIN ANOTHER YEAR
Committee Decides to Rescind Action Limiting 1t to
One Bound Until More Consideration Can
Be Given to Question.

limited the dribble to a single bound,
whereas the number Of bounds previ-
Ously was unlimited.
Recognizing the difficulty involved
in putting the rule into force immedi-
ately. the committee decided to defer
the change until it's meeting in April,
1928, and urged players, coaches, off,
Gals and others associated with the
game to make q thorough study in
the meantime I'm order that sug-
gestions might be brought before the
meeting next year.
THE rules committee believes that
limitation of the dribble is necessary
step in the best interests OF basket
ball" Brown said. but it deems it
eXpedient THAT the proposed change
be held off for another year, so that
suggestions for the limitation may
come at the prope@ time through the
basket ball rules revision committee. "
Evening star., 1927-05-18
TAKING OVERTIME TILTS
A SPECIALITY WITH CUBS

CHICAGO, May IS CP).-Double-
decked ball games always have been
meat for the Chicago Cubs. who
yesterday went % innings to beat
Boston, 4 to 3.
Since 1892 the Cubs have played
in 13 games, which have gone II or
more innings, and have lost only one
out of the lot. Two ended in tie
and Pittsburgh beat them to in
IL innings June 28, 1916.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

By the Associated Press.
WILKES-BARRE. Pa.-Chick Suggs.
New Bedford. Mass, and Mick
ey Doyle, Pittston. Pa. drew (10l. Al
lentown Joe Cans defeated Jimmy
Moore, California.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Stewart Nc
Lean. Minneapolis, won technical
knockout over Billy Bonillas, Califor-
MIA az. frankie Carter, San Fran
cisco, beat frankie Pitcher, Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
DELAYING DEMPSEY FIGHT
QUESTIONS HIS COMEBACK

Either Sharkey or Maloney. most
critics agree, figures as a more formid-
able rival for Dempsey than the com
paratively inexperienced, but more
rugged Pauline. but the Spaniard's
color and his drawing powers have
figured largely in Richards plans.
There is vet the possibility that Paul
inc and Jack Delaney may be match
ed, the winner to meet Sharkey or Ma
loney to determine Dempseys oppon-
ent, but this seems only possibility
now i'm view of Richards altered
plans, plus the difficulties in which
Pauline and Delaney have become in
volved with the New York State Ath-
letic Commission.
YaIe's foot ball rivals are willing to
go halfway with Yale in abolishinG
organized scouting next Fall, but ap-
parently not all Of them are CON
Vinced that it will work.
Harvard, for instance. feels that 1t
would he difficult TO muzzle the old
grads altogether and suggests that the
coaches go a step further and ex-
change formations in order that no
suspicion may exist
Most observers agree that it will
take q good deal of digging to uproot
scouting and not q few question
whether it will remove any of the
so-called ''overemphasis" in the grid
iron sport.
Among the Western Conference col
leges, for example, there is fraternal
spirit to scouting. The glad hand is
out for the scouts from rival institu.
tions and special accommodations are
provided for their aid and cOnVen-
ience.
Wiley Moore OF the Yankees bids
fair to give Fred 'F'irpo" Marberry of
the Senators a run for honors as the
champion relief twirler in the ma jors.
Wiley has been doing the rescue act
regularly and effectively. Like Mar
berry, he seems to prefer relief work
to regular duty.
Bucky Harris, Washington manager.
once said Of Marherry. He doesn't feel
at home or seem to be at his best
unless he steps In there with the
bases fun and the game at stake"
There may be some future major
league fence busters in the ranks of
the Muhlenberg, Pa, College nine
this Spring The team has won six
straight games by lop-sided scores,
averaging fraction less than IA runs
per game.
This may be the year for Lee Barnes,
Southern California pole-vaulter, to
turn the tables on his Yale rival.
Sabin Carr in the intercollegiate
championship at Philadelphia, May 81
%. Last Spring, Barnes. holder of
the Olympic title and the favorite.
was beaten at Cambridge by Carr,
who went on to soar over record
heights during the past indoor season.
SO far this Spring, however. the Yale
star has failed to reach anything
like his indoor form, while Barnes
has done as well as 13 feet inches
on the Coast Steve Bradley of Prince
ton has been outvaulting Carr con-
sistently in the last few weeks and
may be Barnes chief RIVAL.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

TLAS MIDGET LEAGUE has
n been added to the list OF local
"A amateur circuits and is sched'
1 a uled to open its season Satur-
day, when three games will
he PLAYED Six teams comprise the
loop.
Northerns and Corinthians are card
ed to play at o'clock on the Ellipse
grounds: Harlems and Hartfords will
meet at II o'clock on Plaza play
grounds and Hornets and s. d. Emery
will clash on Plaza diamond, at i
o'clock.
Officials of Capital City League are
anxious to organize the unlimited class
teams on Friday night, when meet
ing will be held at The Post, at
o'clock, instead of at the Jewish Com
munity Center. Every team interested
should be represented, it is urged.
Black and White Taximen of Termi-
nal Y League won a good game from
Takoma A c. yesterday. to 2. NC
Cor1le allowed but two hits for the
,abmen in six innings. Call Ryan, Main
81 for Sunday games with Black ana
White.
All teams interested are requested
to send representatives TO a meeting
at Sport Mart, 914 + street, tonight
at I o'clock. at which time junior
league will be organized.
Anacostia Eagle Juniors were given
a surprise banquet at the nome OF
Mrs. Eva Mcdonnell, 1885 Ridge place,
Ia st night in celebration OF the teams
victory over Moose last Sunday.
Corinthian A. C.. long ranking or
ganization in Washington amateur
athletic circles, will hold its eighth
annual banquet Friday night, at I'm
maculate Conception Hall.
Moose Seniors and Auths were
scheduled to meet this afternoon at
o'clock on the Fifth and l. streets dla-
mond. Washington Barracks dla-
mond could not be secured as in
tended.
Manager Fiester requests that all
Hartford A. c. players attend a meet
ing tonight at o'clock at 327 V street
northeast Hartfords are out for Cap
ital City League championship.
Hemlocks broke the tie in the fifth
and added another in the seventh to
defeat Suitland, to 4. Moore tight
ened after the losers had counted three
tallies in the first.
Moose Juniors counted one or more
runs in all but two innings to defeat
Mt. Vernon Juniors, 8 to 6. Wheeler
was chased by Mt. Vernon in the sec
ond, after five runs had been regis
tered. Dean halted the assault.
Russell A. C. defeated Georgetown
Props, il to 10, in a slugging contest
Yesterday Six runs in the fifth and
five more in the seventh put the win
ners in front.
Ten runs i'm the last two frames
gave Gray Eagles a 16-to-15 victory
over Red Eagles yesterday. The
losers counted nine runs in the fifth.
BIadensburg diamonders have card
ed Douglass A. c.. for a game in the
Maryland town Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock. Douglass players will
meet at Eleventh and II streets north
east at 2 O'Clock.
Triangle Insects won easily over
Dodge Park nine yesterday, 19 to s.
Patterson and Statz hurled well for
the winners.
Rameses A. C. desires Sunday games
with teams in their class. Call Man
ager j. Sweeney at Lincoln 1o43s after
o'clock.
AlOysius Seniors have Cancelled the
game booked with st. Mary's Celtics.
Holy Name Insects defy Gray
Eagles, iris Speakers and Burns
Evening star., 1927-05-18
MALONEY SLIGHT CHOICE
FOR BOUT WITH SHARKEY

that the winner of this fight is 10
meet Dempsey caused a stir in the
camps Of both fighters.
The stake and their rivalry for sue
cession TO John l.. Sullivan are count.
ed upon to send them both into the
ring in a do-ordie mood
Evening star., 1927-05-18
WILL LEAD GENERALS.

LEXINGTON, Va, May IS CP).--
William Reardon of Jacksonburg, w.
Va, high hurdler OF the Washington
and Lee tracksters, has been elected
captain of the 1928 team.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
GIANTS FARM PITCHER.

NEW YORK. May 1S Op).-The New
York Nationals have released pitcher
Louis Almada, a young Cuban south
paw, to the Albany, \. y, Eastern
League team under an optional agree
0ent
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. May 1S.-The
N recent action Of the joint bas-
| VI ket ball rules committee, limit
4 ing the use of the dribble, has
been rescinded and the dribble
will remain in status quo for the
1928 season.
This announcement was made today
by John Brown, jr., member Of the
committee, after a mail vote conduct
ed by its chairman, J.. W. st. John,
director of athletics at Ohio state
University, among the 90 members
of the committee.
The committee adopted the dribble
rule, generally recognized as one OF
the most drastic bits of basket ball
legislation in the games history, on
April 9. Announcement of the rule
was followed by a Nationwide con
troversy among coaches, players, offl-
cials and others. The rule would nave
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BOONE TO TAKE REST.

CHICAGO. May 1s Lp).-Ike Boone.
slugging utility outfielder of the White
SoX, who recently underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis, has gone to
his home in Parrish, Ala, to recu-
perate for 10 days or so.
Evening star., 1927-05-18
LANS are going ahead at the
Congressional Country Club for
the second of a series of golf
exhibition matches starring

NLANS are goAnE aHedu at tIS
- Congressional Country Club for
the second of a series of golf
/ exhibition matches, starring
world famous professionals.
which will find Tommy Armour and
Bob Cruickshank, international best
ball titleholders, opposed TO George
Duncan and Abe Mitchell OF England
on June 4 or 5.
A purse of $1,000 has been put up
by an enthusiastic golfer of the club,
with the winners to get a 81 900 split
and the losers to halve $500. Armour,
the Congressional pro, is devotinG
most of his spare time to practice at
his home course and at Burning Tree,
in preparation for the national open
championship at Oal.mont in mid.
June.
That magic moment when the cen
tury mark is broken--one. of the big
milestones in the golfing life Of the
average duffer-~came to Watson r.
Miller Of the Washington Golf and
Country Club yesterday, when the
former commander of the District de-
partment of the American Legion was
around in 81 strokes. Miller's day
was made complete by the fact that
in a par 5, even though he had
couple of SIS and 9s on his card. He
took up the game a little more than
two years ago and has been struggling
since to get below the century. Now,
according TO his friends 81 will be his
regular game.
The Manor Club has arranged an
innovation in golf for next Saturday,
when a special guest and member
tournament will be held at Is holes
best ball. The handicap allowance for
both members and guests will be av-
eraged by Al Teder, the Manor Club
professional. Prizes will be awarded
to the first and second two.man teams
with the best net score.
Performing like a champion, on her
own course. Dorothy White out
classed a field of more than 20 wom-
an golfers in the competition for The
Evening Star trophy at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, which she
won for the second consecutive time
with a 36-hole net score OF 40. To
Evening star., 1927-05-18
FLAG CHANCE RATINGS
IN MAJORS TO DATE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Georgetown, 4: GuilfOrd, |.
Yale, ID; Catholic University, o.
Georgia, 8: Maryland. 5.
Illinois, 6; Chicago, 4.
North Carolina, 3: Wake Forest. :
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Singles--Hebner. Hopkins defeated Dyer
6--1, 60: Kirkpatrick Hopkins, defeated
Schofield. Go. 81 O'Dunne. Hopkins.
defeated Tingley, 81. e.; Shelton. Mary
Ian, Hopkins. defeated SpottwoOd. 81.
8-3: =, Proctor. Hopkins. defeated Troth.
Doubes-Hebner and oDunne. Hopkins.
defeated DYER and McAntAa R--2 e
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Rameses A. C. desires Sunday games
with teams in their class. Call Man
ager ]. Sweeney at Lincoln 1043s after
o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Moose Seniors and Auths were
to meet this afternoon at
o'clock on the Fifth and l. streets dla-
Washington Barracks dla-
mond could not be secured as IN
tended.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Triangle Insects won easily over
Dodge Park nine yesterday, 1s to s.
Patterson and Statz hurled well for
the winners.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

University OF Maryland racketers
bowed TO Johns Hopkins, 1 to s, yes
terday at Baltimore. Shelton was the
Old Liner to win the match.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

There may be some future major
league fence busters in the ranks of
the Muhlenberg, Pa, College nine
this Spring. The team has won six
straight games by lOp-sided scores,
averaging fraction less than IA runs
Der game.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

TLAS MIDGET LEAGUE has
n been added TO the list OF local
"A amateur circuits and is sched-
4 4 uled to open its season Satur-
day when three games will
Evening star., 1927-05-18

AlOysius Seniors have Cancelled the
game booked with ST. Mary's Celtics.
Holy Name Insects defy Gray
Eagles, iris Speakers and Burns
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Singles-DudIey tG) defeated Malloy
fnStAd lW; a9d e No.J - O. Ga; Ilhg g. de.
Mcbride O. defeated Lane Nv. and ~,
5I3 6-3; Baker W., and - defeated
heisKet n639h,o 70. 7, l,do4. fl. 546 49, 9G3 re- i.
feated More and Ferguson w. and J), 6--3
6-3: Illig and McDevitt (Gl defeated
Evening star., 1927-05-18
BY FREDERICK G. LIEB.

~ HIS present Eastern trip is not
proving such a joyride for the
world champion Cardinals,
i who were roughly treated at
tho Polo Grounds New York
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Manager Fiester requests that all
Hartford A. c. players attend meet
ing tonight at o'clock at 327 street
northeast Hartfords are out for Cap
ital City League championship.
Evening star., 1927-05-18

Hemlocks broke the tie in the fifth
and added another in the seventh to
defeat Suitland, to 4. Moore tight
ened after the losers had counted three
tallies in the first.