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Evening star., 1927-05-26

By the Associated Press.
II ED by their fine young staff of
"pitchin'i FOOLS" the Chicago
Americans today were two long
IL strides closer to the league
leading New York Yankees.
Plenty of daylight still separates
them from Ruth. Gehrig and company,
but the second-place Sox held the
spotlight of both major leagues as
they kept up their winning streak in
defiance of all the preseason dope
with twin victories in a dual bill.
In the double.killing the st. Louis
victims and Lyons, Blankenship and
Connally were the White Sox pitch
ing heroes.
Starting the first game. Teddy
Blankenship got into difficulties in the
lucky seventh, when both teams
scored three runs, whereupon Con-
nally, for the 'steenth time this sea-
son, went to the rescue and pulled the
game out of the fire. aided by five
run rally in the ninth which made the
final count, IA to s.
Ted Lyons pitching in the second
game, when he allowed but five hits,
was matched by Ballou and Zachary
Of the Browns, who between them
held the Sox to three safeties. but the
Browns were weakening in the field
under the strain of duplex bill and
they made errors enough to lose out
l to 0.
Tie Yanks i'm Games Won.
Adding these two victories to the
number already in the bread box, the
White Sox tied the Yankees in games
won with % aDiece, a figure which
leads both leagues. a greater number
Of defeats, however. kept the Sox
some 72 points astern of the leaders.
Another of the big league crop of
youthful hurting aces proved his
worth again as Hudlin pitched the
Cleveland Indians to a 9-to-6 vic
tory over Detroit for his fifth win
of the year. The game sent the In
dians to sixth place in the league,
while the Tigers sank to seventh and
the Browns dropped from third to
fifth through their double defeat by
the White Sox. The other teams of
the league were idle.
Like their American League coun-
ter-parts. the st. Louis and Chi
cago Nationals played double
header, but unlike them they split
it evenly, the cards taking the first,
8 to S, on Grover Alexander's slants
and the Cubs the second by to 4.
when they slammed Wee Willie
Sherdel off the hill in the eighth.
BY sharing the bill both teams cut
few precious points off their per-
centages. while the league leading
Pirates were helping their own arith-
metica1 rating by taking their third
straight game from the Reds by 2
Evening star., 1927-05-26
.SANDLOT TEAMS PRIMINC
FOR SIEGE OF CONTESTS

replaced by Steele and Carroll. Cal
Atlantic 1868 after 3'o'clock for games
Stanford Midgets request that al
players wishing to join the team at
tend a meeting tonight at 7:30 o'clock
at 326 Virginia avenue southeast.
Otis A. C. Insects have berths for
several players. Call Manager Mack
at Columbia 9243 after S o'clock.
Epiphany Midgets need reliable
hurlers. Call Franklin $40 between
4 and o'clock.
Charlie Robinson, with four doubles
in as many times at bat, aided Airing
ton White Sox in their. 8-to.4 win
over Holmes Bakers.
Arlington Athletics hit and scored
freely to win over Fairfax Blue Sox,
IL to 8.
Moose Seniors, who are booked to
meet Western Electric unlimiteds to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock on Sea-
men Gunners field. would like to book
with Auth's or Freers for Sunday.
Call Lincoln 1924.
Crandall Midgets and Epiphany
Chapel Midgets are scheduled to clash
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on
Brookland field.
st. Martins Boys Club nine would
like to meet the best teams in it's
class. Call North 6511 for games.
Manager CinOtti wants a game for
ST. Joseph's for Sunday, due to can
collation. of q previously booked con-
test. Call Lincoln 243.
Corinthians have North Ellipse dia-
mond for Sunday at noon and want
Evening star., 1927-05-26
HALEY THREE-LETTER
MAN AT WILLIAMS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. May 26.
Edwin Wayne Haley, conqueror of
Cyril Tolley, Britain's great golf star.
in the British amateur tourney at
Hoypake, England, was graduated
from Williams College in the class Of
1926.
He was three-sport star at Will
liams, winning letters in foot ball. golf
and base ball.
He played varsity base ball for two
years, being the teams star pitcher
his last year. He was on the varsity
foot ball squad his third years in col,
lege and on the golf team for three
years, captaining it in his senior year,
He virtually passed up golf In his
final year in favor of base ball
Evening star., 1927-05-26
WHITE SOX NOW ON HEELS
OF LEACUE-LEADINC YANKS

to 0, although they could make but
five hits off the old side-wheeler,
Carl Mays.
A summary Of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81 seifass Rss,. .:::: a2q5SSsSf--ia il .
Blankenship. Connally and McCurdy
Zachary, Nevers. Wingard. c. FAX, van
glider. 0'Neill and Dixon.
SECOND GAME. r. H. r
Chicago O0OO100o 0o0-l
81. Louis. ..... 100000 20 90
>, Lyons and Mccurdy; Ballou. Zachary
Dixon and O'Eeill.
ctS Cleveland ...... ...... o. ad6g4ISx-S 10 3
Hawkins, weltz. Smith and Bessler. Wood
all; Hudlin and L. Seweli.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St Louis. o12o5Oooo-s 10 ,
Chicago . OOO21 101-5 10
Alexander. and Snyder; Kaufman. Roy
and Hartnett.
SECOND GAME. r. r. z.
cSicasU St Le1i': :::::: 80: S2!loSS66ooll9s IS !
sherdel Littleiohn and Snyder: Osborn
and Gonzales.
Pittsburgh w AOaOOoOo-2 5
Cincinnati - 100000 90
Hill and Smith: Mays and Picinich.
Evening star., 1927-05-26
By JOHN II. KELLER.

n yEW YORK. May 26.--Youne
IN hurlers will be sent against
VI the Yankees tomorrow after
4 noon i'm the first of the two
double-h headers the Nationals
are dus to stage here in two days
II Manager Stanley Harris follows
pitching plans he announced this
morning.
Horace I.isenbee, with record of
four victories--two Of them shut -outs
and one defeat back of him. and
Irving Hadley, who made his debut
as a starter only last Saturday in
Detroit. are to get the hill jobs to-
morrow. although Manager Harris
was not prepared to state today which
would be assigned to the opening en-
counter OF the dual sketch. Miller
Huggins' pitching choice for the
Tanks will govern that to some ex-
tent.
I.isenbee has been in seven en-
Eagements this year and has started
In five of them. The last time out
that against the Tigers in Detroit
last Sunday-the young fellow pur-
chased from Memphis gave his poor
est exhibition of the year. yet had
victory snatched from him only when
Heine Manush with two gone in the
ninth inning socked a homer that
accounted for three runs and tied
score.
Liz was reached for IA safeties by
George Moriarty's gang and also is.
sued four passes. Most of the Tiger
hits were made after Liz had all but
pitched himself out to batters. His
control. usually exceptionally fine. GER
tainlv was off that day. 1t was dis
! covered later that the young pitcher
was Ill when he entered the contest.
hut was so eager to get a shot at the
Tigers that not until the Nationals
were on their way to Washington that
might did Manager Harris learn
E1Iorace had been bothered by a bilious
attack. But Horace insists he is in
tgood order physically for what may
'come in the New York series. He
looks so, too, and should he pitch up
ito his customary form tomorrow. the
Yankees probably will find the going
somewhat rough in this game.
Hadley had been used several times
as a relief hurler before he started
last Saturdays battle. But his early
work was not particularly impressive.
This husky young fellow. who per.
Apfmed so brilliantly for Birmingham
lest year. to which club he was
0rmed soon after the season began,
9d not show the pitching ability ex-
Melted of him when he returned to
W. big show, and for time was put
the schooling list. His tutors,
wever, persisted in advocating the
3equept use of a slow ball. persisted
~ this to such an extent that Hadley
Evening star., 1927-05-26
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT.

MEANWHILE, Pa.-Cuddy dc Marco.
Pittsburgh, knocked out Mickey
Reagan. Perth Amboy. y. J. O.
Freddy Boylestein. New Kensington.
knocked out Mike Keller, Cleve-
land %.
DENVER, Colo.--Flerman Auer-
bach, Salt Lake City. beat Russie
Leroy. Fargo (l0).
WILMINGTON, Calif-Pice Ramies.
Wilmington. scored technical knock
out over Dandy Dillon, Mime
aDoIis (6)
Evening star., 1927-05-26

A BUSY week end ahead is keep
~ ing sandlot combinations active
"A in preparing for battles. With
4 a Monday holiday, some teams
are preparing for three sue
cessive games in as many days, while
others are booked for Sunday and a
double bill on Monday.
Memorial day is big one among
.the amateurs and semi-pros as well
las in organized ranks.
Local teams are looking forward to
good weather for the occasion, good
sgames and good crowds.
Pop Kremb is seeking an opponent
for his Liberty A. c. charges for
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock on
the Iowa avenue diamond. Call Co
lumbia 1861 after 7:30 o'clock
Libertys are booked to play Cabin
! John on the latter teams diamond
: Sunday.
1 Teams wishing to compete in the
unlimited class of Capital City League
must post their franchise money to-
night before 10 o'clock, officials have
announced. Unlimited teams will
meet at the Post tonight at 8 o'clock.
sJunior and senior contracts will be
distributed tomorrow night.
Successful thus far in encounters
with schoolboy mines, T. T. Keanes
swill engage Strayer's Business Col
slege tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
ton the Ellipse diamond. Games with
lTerminal Icemen. Auth's and Moose
Seniors are especially sought for
.Saturday and Monday, Call Franklin
i2S07.
Although successful in three of four
starts, Marion A. c. seeks new play
ers. A meeting will be held tonight at
s7:45 o'clock at LAG Eleventh street
ssoutheast, at which time new players
will be welcomed.
Hess A. c. players are scheduled to
meet tonight at 1880 A street north
east, following a game with Red Sox
this afternoon.
Modern WoOdmen diamonders will
meet tonight at o'clock at 1920 Elev-
.enth street northeast. Manager Beach
wants games. Call Potomac 51SS.
Smithfeld Juniors will gather to-:
night at the home Of George Faina,
sos Fourteenth street, at o'clock.
Modern WoOdmen Of America of
sBladensburg are ready to engage To-
cal unlimited teams. Write Manager
7 Frank Fierstein, Landover, r F. d.,
:, No. ?, or call Hyattsville 2S-J, for
games.
Anacostia Cardinal Insects have re.
organized with all old players except
a Connor and Gibson, who have been
Evening star., 1927-05-26
GET TROTTING POSITION.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 26 (P.--
Will Gahagan, a we'll known figure in
trotting race circles, has announced
his acceptance of the position of regis.
trar of the American Trotting Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1927-05-26
ian Hes Be Sent Against Hg1nen in Tuin Bill Tomorrow
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
f:;I:E:: ;::;:: $ s:;:;,s: s:::;: ~ ~ ~
Toronto. 2s il .564 Reading. 5 5t .o7o
fsE9sRso sn,'sIo .....: S1S5SSSSS-ff iS 2
johnson and Morrow; Levenenz and De-
Reading at Newark postponed rain. .
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo y 7 sss %s' !ra.seol!. y 4 i 8? sSs
NTshf' u Fs s s IS s.s ss GSaS5ns Il Il sS2 S
aoa%SGs a{%1ia"ScGs''' 49,: 2cc99GGooccssG1s-es c9Gocs1as II Z
Leverett, schcmanske and Florence
Morris and Ferrell,
sanfss e. Paul CITY .sSS""ddsGoso"GS--'ss q j.
sheehan and Peters; Zahnisey and siemer
Sl%ssss. SS'lsessGs.' S5Ss55cccc55d5--ss i Il
Benton and Kruescr: Sanders and McMen-
envy.
Essi.S,,. Es,s.s ccascc..ccccaad5aa-iSs 81 + Il
McCulough: Ryan aud Hevings: Cullop.
Friday and Meyer.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. u i s. S. \ os,.n. y \ E:
SP%HG% NashRe ss3 ss s5s NGhi.e 9tn nix ssa 4fS
Memphis. 60 10 .513 Chat ooea II - $3.50
Ss.Ds;; New o;,.sa. sS6sssssG-f 81
Morton ard Cousineau Hodges. Brown
and Dowie. Lingle
C.h,2tt.:noosa .,,sa.Is -. 1ooddooooood933-9 Is Il
Koran and Turner: Cavet. Martin and
Kohlbecker
ass;. at,sS Rock GcSq9SSGssssGs-s GS9SGs GGss--s = Il
Robinson, Bayln and Redmon: Settle
mire and Palm.
- RI; r;
HiTmdFsam 8H1nTilis ' 1884, $685. ooo-s ! II
Frey and Haworth; Mitchell, Hutto and
Cooper. |
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio. 4; Dallas; .3.e
Houston. IA: wichita Falls 1o,
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. |
San Francisco. 4 Seattle ,.
Missions. s: SACRAMENTO. :.
Oakland. 4; Hollywood. 13 innings)
Los Angeles Portland. rain. |
SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Asheville. &: Macon. y.
Knoxville =. Augusta. !.
Greenville, 12: Columbia 6.
Charlotte. L.; Spartanburg. 3.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
St Augustine Q. Columbus. |.
Jacksonville, -: Pensacola. IS.
Savannah. g: Selma, 3.
Montgomery. Z; Albany. ..
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
High Point. o: Rocky. Mount 8.
Winston Salem. g. Raleigh. /.
Salisbury at Durham rain.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Kiuston .: Norfolk "a inningsl.
Other games rain.
Evening star., 1927-05-26
LISENBEE, HADLEY TO FACE
THE YANKEES In GOTHAM
Manager Harris Has West, Tucker, McNeely and Cul.
lop to Choose From to Fill Vacant Right Field
Post of the Ailing Sam Rice.

was virtually forbidden to use his best
| in stock. a real fast one. This handi-
| capped Irving, and he failed to show
to advantage in his few terms of re-
| lief work.
Last Satul day, though. 1Iadley was
allowed to pitch his natural way the
| greater part of the time and for five
| innings gave an exhibition worthy
| of veteran Two hits, as many
passes and run went to the Tigers
| during this time. In the sixth, how
ever, after yielding three successive
| hits that netted the opposition two
tallies. faulty support got him in
trouble and he issued a pass to force
a run over following an intentional
franking of a batter to first to crowd
! the sacks. That brought about Irv-
ings removal from the fray that ul-
timately was won by the Nationals,
although he was not credited with the
victory.
Gains Bucky's Confidence.
But Hadlcy had revealed enough to
gain the confidence of his chief, i'm
his slabbing ability. Harris believes
Hadley will prove a very valuable as
set to the club hereafter.
The fact that Sam Rice. who was
left there for dental treatment, will
be unable to join the club on its pres
ent sojourn here is not bothering
Manager Harris particularly as he
has four outticlders at hand from
which to select a substitute for the
veteran right garden caretaker. Sam
Vests throat that was so sore dur
ing the latter part of the recent
Western tour of the club still bothers
him to some extent, but not so much
that he must remain idle. Either
Sam or Ollie Tucker, both left hand
Swingers, could handle the right field
job while the Yanks were using a
hurler working from the starboard
side. Should Higgins employ a left
handler. Harris could call on either
Nick Cullop or Earl McNeely, both
right-hand batters, and quite likely
Cullop would get the call over Nc
Neely this time.
Rain yesterday compelled a cancel
lation of the exhibition engagement
with the Jersey City International
League club, but it did not prevent
Dick Coffman, now with the Skeeters,
from visiting his former teammates.
The 19-year-old pitcher, who was sent
out by the Nationals early this month.
has pitched and won two games for
Jersey City and seems to like his new
job. He is apt to be with Bucky Har.
ris' bunch again next year. The Ma
tionals sent him to the Skeeters with
strong string attached
Weather permitting. the Nationals
were to get workout in Yankee
Stadium this afternoon. Miller Hug.
gins athletes are away for the day,
being the guests of the cadets at West
Point.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

an opponent. Call Lincoln 4005-W
between 6 and z o'clock.
Hadley Midgets would like to fill out
a full schedule for this week end. Call
Columbia 8416 after o'clock.
Boys Washington Independent Band
seeks diamond competition for Sun
day. Junior teams call Lincoln 1852.
WOOdside Seniors need a Saturday
game to round out the week end
schedule. A diamond has been Sc
icured. Call Woodside 1875.
HilltOps are without an opponent
for Sunday. Unlimited clubs having
a diamond are asked to call Lincoln
1858 between and Z o'clock.
Brentwood Juniors seek a game for
Monday. Call Manager Beck, Hyatts.
vile 819 between 6 and o'clock.
Manager Bob Martin seeks competi-
tion for his Del Ray Juniors. Call
Alexandria 1376-W.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Pittsb'gh ii Al 81 81 o. 81 II sleOL1ILc45
New York. o. u .I Al 3 q 3lI9Ll3!.504
CHICAGO. 81 IL 81 81 a 81 4LI9L13I.504
st. louis . 4 Al 4 4 q 5l18L13I.5sl
PhlI'phia u &: 2L 2-L 81 4 ILI6L15I.500
q. 81 Ol Il A. q 3LI5L22l.405
Boston i Ol 2! 0I u 4 ell 0lIoI16l.3
Lost ..I1IIIsII3II3II5I2. l624l-=
Evening star., 1927-05-26

an opponent. Call Lincoln 4005-W
between and Z o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-26
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago, 14-1; 81. Louis. SO.
Cleveland, O.: Detroit, 8.
PhiIadeIphla.New York twet gr0unds).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-05-26
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Phila. Boston at Phila.
st. Louis at Pittsb'gh. .Cinri. at Chicago.
n. u. at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Smithfeld Juniors will gather to:
night at the home Of George Faina,
50S Fourteenth street, at o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

New York. 81 81 81 Al q 81 AIe:l11l.661
Chicago / kLT Fl 81 II 81 81 1I.2l1 .595
Phila'phIaI ri FL 81 q OL 81 417lI6l.115
Wash'ton All OI IL Il 4 q 6l15lI5!.500
st. Louls.I OI 81 81 ii a 4 4L16I17l.485
Cleveland I 2I 81 81 II al q Oli6lI0l.437
Detroit. OF 81 II III NJ il 2L15l18l.45n
Boston Il ri 2i n II o. q II 0l2Il 800
Lost 5l17lIOLIS2I--L--l
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Phila Mt Boston, Wash. at New York.
Cleveland at st. Louis. Cleveland Mt st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit. Phila. at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
st. Louis. 81: Chicago, 5-S.
Pittsburgh. g: Cincinnati. o.
New York Boston train).
ookIyn-Phiiadeiphia twet grounds).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Modern WOOdInen diamonders will
, meet tonight at 8 o'clock at 1920 Elev-
enth street northeast. Manager Beach
wants games. Call Potomac 518S.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Modern WOOdmen Of America of
Bladensburg are ready to engage To-
cal unlimited teams. Write Manager
Frank Fierstein, Landover, r F. d.,
No. ?, or call Hyattsville 2S-J, for
games.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Johnson and Morrow: Lcvenenz and De-
wire.
Reading at Newark. postponed rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Anacostia Cardinal Insects have re-
organized with all old players except
Connor and Gibson. who have been
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Hess A. c. players are scheduled to
meet tonight at 1880 A street north
east. following a game with Red Sox
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

full schedule for this week end. Call
Columbia 8416 after 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Although successful in three of four
starts, Marion A. c. seeks new play
ers. A meeting will be held tonight at
7:45 o'clock at LAG Eleventh street
southeast, at which time new players
will be welcomed.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
COURT ACTIONS FILED

The following actions we're filed in
the office Of Clerk Of Court Erma
Day, during the past week:
D. f. Goggans, co-partner, VS.. D.
Z Mcdonald, ct al. Declare ant
foreclose lien Harris & Hoyt, attor-
ney for plaintiff.
Leo M. Kelly VS.. Lyle j. Thomp-
son. To establish ownership to in
terest in an oil and gas prospecting
permit and for transfer Of same.
Donovan & Kelly for plaintiff
P. B. Haber VS.. Peter and Clara
Ithurbide; foreclosure Max P. Kuhr
represents the plaintiff.
NJ ]. Kamrud VS.. Herbert E, Mar
tin and Pearl Mae Martin; foreclos-
ure VIM v. Burns Of Billings for
he plsintiff
Daisy Fellows VS.. Lindon Fellows;
divorce. Donovan & Kelly are at
torneys for plaintiff
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
RABBITS PLENTIFUL

Sweetgrass More jackrabbits have
been killed in Toole county and south
ern Alberta this winter than any pre-
aious year he reason bee:ng lie
big demand for rabbit skins hy the
lur companies at from is to 26 cents
each.
A big rabbit drive along the boun-
dary east Of here was to have been
staged late in FEBRUARY, Alberta and
Montana farmers cooperating and the
net was to have been placed prac-
tically on the international boundary
line. But a net could not be secured
in time SO it had to be called off
Individual farmers claim to have kill
ed as many as 600 Of the bunnies
and shipped their skins at a good
profit
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
WEsTLAND OIL CUTS or
GASOLINE, KEROSENE ~

Scobey, March 49, The Westland
Oil company Thursday announced a
reduction Of one and one-half cents
in the price of kerosene and gasoline,
effective Immediately at all the COM
spany's Montana stations.
According to r. J Coughlin, presi-
dent 0 the company, this reduction
brings the price at the Westland sta
tions down to virtually the same fig
ure that is in effect in North Dakota,
where the company operates num-
Der of bulk and filling stations
The Farmers Oil company here met
the cut made by the Westland and I'll
is reported that one of the larger
companies which operates stations in
northeastern Montana are consider
ing similar action.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
s4 BBL. OFFER FOR
TURNER VALLEY GAS

Calgary, March lit is considered
likely by oil operators here that own
ers Of producing wells in the Turner
Valley field will enter a contract with
the Imperial Oil and Royalties com
pany whereby they will receive s2.s5
net barrel for casing head gasoline
similar 70 that produced at the No.
4 Royalite.
The companies Immediately affect
ed are the Vulcan, Illinois-Alberta and
Mcleod The price said to have been
offered and which most operators de
clare to be fair is $4 and there is q
pipe line charge Of cents.
It is stated that the New McDoug
all-Segur will receive SO barrel for
the 55 gravity oil produced from a
horizon above the naphtha bearing
limestone
The price offered the Turner VA
ley producers is above that quoted
in any western United States field att
the present time. 1t is understood
that the suggested contract provides
that operators shall receive the ben-
eft OF three-quarters Of any increase
in the present price.
Turner Valley operators will re-
ceive a little more than II cents a
gallon. while the quoted price in the
western states now is between 6 and
Z cents. There are AZ American gal
Ions to the barrel and 35 Canadian
gallons. AT present prices American
receive slightly less than
SO a barrel The contract, ii is un-
derstood, will be effective for IL
Although there is no official con-
firmatien Of the figure, it is stated
that the production from Royalite
No. 4 in the 2S days Of February was
1880 barrels Of natural gasoline, or
an average Of 6S5 barrels day This
is above the average Of re-
cent months
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
SEVERAL WELLS
SPUD THIS WEEK


Seven companies are rigging up and
will spud in this week in thes local
field; the drilling companies are;
AbellObell No 2, in sw-ne-nw, sec.
s5-35-2w; California-Pet Corporation,
Noe No 4, n-sw-ne, sec! 28-35-2w
Iardrock-AbeI No. 5, c-nw-ne, 26-35-
wv; Homestake4State No. "a, w-se-ne,
sec. 36-96-2 W; Ohio-Putnam No. 8,
(well No p ne-nw-se, sec. 32-35-1w;
Ohio-Putnam No. c-ne-se, sec. 92-
35-1w; Westhope No. Csc
e, sec. 2S-35-1w.
The Californian Petroleum Corpor-
ation Moe, No 8, which made, 247 u
n hours, is varying in production as
Il flows from time E time making
from 225 to 247 Eer day. and is one
of the best wells drilled in SO far this
year
The well on the Byrne lease, in Fl
nw-sw, sec! 25-35-2w, being drilled BY
the Kobes-H Mccormick company,
is still shut down, but have over 60e
feet Of high grade oil in the hole,
from the Sunburst sand It is ex-
pected to complete the well within q
few days.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1927-03-17
FIFTY-sIx PETROLEUM


Fifty-Six Petroleum corporation on
March 1st paid dividend of 8 percent
to stock Of record February 20. An
nual meeting Of stockholders will be
held on March IL. The company has
made a satisfactory contract covering
the sale Of its oil from the Kelvin
Sunburst field to August |, and from
the Cat Greek field to the end Of this
year. In the month ended February
Is. the company produced 4574 bar
.rels of crude oil from Cat Creek field
During the same period its pipeline
run from the Kevin Sunburst field
was 1O,b1S barrels.