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Evening star., 1927-04-24
THREE HIGH SCHOOL TITLE
ENGAGEMENTS ARE LISTED
Base Ball and Tennis Championship Series Opens
Friday and Deciding Match in Indoor Rifles
Event Also Is Carded

q PRING sports among local school
boys win hit full stride this
week.
~ Friday will be the big day
with three public high champion
ship engagements carded. The base
ball and tennis series will open and
the deciding match in the indoor rifle
competition viii lie shot.
a number Of other contests of more
than usual interest also viii mark the
week
,.oqeh =. r. Kimble's Central and
Jack Collins Business mines will take
the diamond in Wilson Stadium Fri
day afternoon at 1915 o'clock, and ten.
mis- teams of the same schools VIII
face on the courts. Central rangers
will engage Western marksmen at the
latter school in the crucial rifle match.
Central rules a favorite over the
Stenogs in most quarters, largely be-
cause of the marked strength shown
by the Blue and White pitchers in
tests thus far. kimble also has
number of mighty clever performf $
aside from his boXmen.
Business, too, hase mound corps
that is by no means weak and several
players of real ability and Collins
proteges may furnish Central sturdier
opposition tnAn expected.
Central Has Net Vets.
A team made up largely of veteran
material viii represent Central in the
net clash with Business that has been
prepping energetically in an effort to
develop a formidable combination.
If Western takes the measure of
Central in the rifle match the boys
from across the creek will annex the
title. breaking a long Central string
OF consecutive victories in the indoor
competition. In a recent encounter
Western outshot Central by 35 points.
Victory for Central Friday will enable
1t to tie Western that has won three
matches in as many starts against
two wins and one loss for the Blue
and White.
Schedules for the base bali and ten
mis- public high championships are the
same.
The complete card follows: April 80,
Central VS.. Business. May 3, Ea stern
VS.. Western 6, Tech VS. Business;
10. Central vs. Western: 1S, Tech VS..
Eastern: Ii, Business vs. Western;
20, Central VS.. Eastern. "a, Western
VS.. Tech; q. Eastern VS.. Business; 81,
Central VS.. Tech.
Iitudy > LAl16 CNIlCHlo
the week win offer number of in
teresting competitions.
Western and Gonzaga. old rivals
are carded to appear on the diamond
in what. perhaps, is the most attrac-
tive engagement scheduled tomorrow.
The teams originally were slated to
meet April II, but the game was ad-
vanced because Of the opening big
league game here. 1t will be the first
contest for Gonzaga Western, how
ever. has played a number Of games
and has shown we'll
Two Eastern teams are listed for
action. Charley Guyon viii take his
base ballers to the Hilltop to engage
Georgetown Freshmen, and Coach /.
B. Simon win lead the Light Blue and
Whites tennis team against George
town Prep at Garrett Park
In another contest tomorrow Busi-
ness and st. Johns mines are sched
uled to meet for the second time. In
the first brush the Stenogs won, o
to s, and the Vermont avenue boys
will be striving to even the slate to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
CENTRAL RACKETERS
WIN IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md, April 3D.
Central Highs tennis team Of Wash
ington opened its season by over
coming Mount St. Joseph's High here
today, matches to 8. The visitors
took 3 of the singles and / of the
doubles matches.
Staubly and Smith of Central lost
their singles tests. Simon, Yeoma1s
and Shore, however, were victorious
in straight sets. /.
Yeomans and Shore Of Central
triumphed in their doubles match, but
Colvin and Stuart bowed to their
local rivals.
Summaries:
SINGLES
c9lvAn Isl y defeated stan0ls Ca
Simon fc.i defeated Tfta tst. -. 60.
Ysomans tc.) defeated Pepin tst. -,
Shore C., defeated Stuart tst. ~. e--s,
Dobos est. j. defeated Smith tc.). e--4.
- DOUBLES.
Colgin and stuart (st. ~ defeated
Staubly and simon tC.), 4---B. 7---b. 6----3.
Yeornans and Shore &c. j defeated Fltz and
Dobos (St ~, 7--5, 4--6. 6--~s.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
MARYLAND NETMEN
LOSE FIRST MATCH

WESTMINSTER, Md. April 23.--
Western Maryland downed University
OF Maryland at tennis here this after
noon, 6 matches to 8, in the opening
contest of the season for both teams
Sharp competition marked the en-
gagement, a number Of matches going
to extra sets. +.
Capt. Tingiey OF the Old Liners and
Condor of the Green Terrors No. l
men, furnished the feature.
Summaries:
SINGLES.
Tinkiev my defeated Condon, 2--6
10---s 6---52; bryant Nv M defeated pyeri yer
Broli, 7---5. 70; Roger w M defeated
Troth, 0---11. T---h. 6--2; Reed Nv n: !
defeated Spottswuod B---1, 6---4; Woodward
w. NJ defeated schofeid Go, Go.
DOUBLES
Tineley and Troth iMl defeated Condon
and Bryant. 8---3, 6---a: Reed and Wood
ward w NJ. defeated schodeld and Dyer.
4---6 6--1, 6--3: Broll and Royer Nv. M. }
defeated Shelton and Spottswood. 7--5. 6-~-l
Evening star., 1927-04-24
PENN AND DRAKE GAMES
WILL BE GREAT AFFAIRS
However, Neither Really Is Championship Affair as
Billed-College Sport Card for Next Six
Days Is Rather Lean.

The schedule for this week is no
strong, to say the best. Mount Sc
Mary's appears tomorrow at CaInoip
University. No game is schedatS,
Tuesday, but Wednesday Walk
Forest plays at Catholic u, Blui
Ridge at GaIlaudet and st. Johns q
Maryland. Wake Forest remains ove1
Thursday for a game with George
town. Nothing is scheduled Friday
and the only games on Saturday arr
Catholic University with Marines Al
Quantico and Maryland with Virginit
Military Institute at College Park.
Maryland's lacrosse team starts
trip north on which it is to play TIVE
games. The first is with Syracuse
Saturday and the second with Colgate
Monday.
':Toady" Riggs, former Marylau,
star, who has been named head coach
of all athletics at st. Johns College
Of Annapolis, for the next three years
was one of the best athletes the Oit
Liners ever had. Riggs played end il
foot ball and shortstop in base bal
and was a star in both places. liz
was shortstop on the two best bas
ball teams that ever wore Maryland
colors, those OF 1919 and 1920. Incl
dentally. Walter Camp, in 1919, picked
Riggs as one Of the best ends that
played in the Yale bowl that year
Riggs has been physical director
and coach in the Suffolk, Va, High
School, where exceptional success hal
crowned his efforts. And Riggs moi
only is a good coach but is a chap oi
such fine personality that he is Ger
tain to get along well with students
and faculty and will be force foI
good in both groups.
Harvard. Princeton and PennsyL
vania did not fare any too we'll in
! their visits here last week. one vic
tory out of five contests falling Ia
their combined lot. Pennsylvania de
feated Georgetown in base ball, to 1,
for the only victory for the visitors
Princeton lost to Georgetown In base
ball. Harvard lost to the Blue and
Gray in the same sport, while Har
ward lost to Maryland i'm lacrosse and
Penn lost to Maryland on the dia
mond.
Foster Sanford, who did the pitch
| ing for Pennsylvania against George
town last week. winning his game
3 to /, is none other than the son OF
Foster Sanford, for many years
Rutgers foot ball coach Sanford Is
credited with about as many unique
innovations in foot ball.. as any
other man in the game and, Incl,
dentally, he claims that he is the
first coach to have Spring practice,
which he initiated many years ago
Young Sanford in size is a "chip of
the old block" as he stands feet
inches and looks just as much the
! part Of an athlete as his father.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
UNIVERSITY or MARYLANl

Y UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S s
lacrosse team won over the
much less experienced Vir.
ginia twelve yesterday at Col
lege Park. IL to ., but despite
the fact that the count was heavily
against them the Cavaliers played
well at times. Lacrosse has been
firmly established at Maryland for
years while the game Is in its begin.
ming at Charlottesville.
In q preliminary, Baltimore City
College handily disposed OF the
Maryland freshmen twelve, to /, the
Monumental City youths holding the
upper hand from the start and show
inc a vastly superior knowledge of
the game.
MARYLAND led Virginia by s to at
the end of the first half, while City
College held the Old Line yearlings,
A to 0, at intermission.
While Maryland was a certain win
ner from the start IN the clash with
Virginia, the cavaliers played with
spirit and the game did not drag. 1t
was Just a case of the Old Liners
being the more experienced and fin
ished performers. their passing, stick
work and general play, naturally, ex-
ceiling that Of the Old Dominionites.
Maryland got Eoal quickly, mono
way taking a pass right on top of the
netting and firing the ball In. How
ever, Evans of Virginia tied the
count when he recovered ftlmbled
bali and smacked it past Bowyer,
Maryland's goal keeper. Then the
Old Line attack chalked up four goals
in quick order and made the game
safe.
Practically full Maryland substi.
tute team played for is minutes of
the second half and four goals We're
scored while the reserves were in
action
Evening star., 1927-04-24
FIVE EVENTS ARE CARDED
FOR MARYLAND FIELD DAY

SIVE events have been listed for
L. the University of Maryland
field day to be held at College
4 Park on Saturday, May Z.
A feature of the occasion win
be the annual interscholastfc games
in which there will be 13 open events
and five closed to county high schools
Of the State.
Here is the program:
IO:SO--Base ball, Virginia VS..
Maryland.
N0on---Tennis, RandoIph-Maco
vs.. Maryland.
1:30-DuaI meet between Johns
Hopkins and Maryland, to be run
concurrently with the intersch0las-
tic events.
4:DO--I.acrosse, Princeton vs..
Maryland.
Ritchie gymnasium at night to which
all OF the visiting athletes are invited.
List of School Events.
Open interscholastic events will be:
100, 220 and 440 yard dashes, half
mile and mile runs, 120 high and 220
yard low hurdles, 12-pound shot put,
iavelin and discus throws, pole vault
Events closed to county high schools
are: 100 and 440 yard dashes, half
mile run, 12-pound shot put and broad
jump.
Entries must reach the University
of Maryland on or before Monday,
April 80.
Gold watches will be given for first
place in each of the 13 open inter-
scholastic events. Gold medals viii
be awarded for second place, silver
for third and bronze for fourth. A
silver cup will go to the team scoring
the most points.
Gold medals viii be awarded for
first place in the county high school
events, silver for the second and
bronze for the third. A gold watch
will go to the athlete scoring the most
points and a silver cup to the leading
team.
Eligibility Rules.
All high school and preparatory
school students, on certif1cation OF the
principals of their school, are eligible
to enter the open interscholastic
events under the following conditions:
No student shall be eligible to com.
pete II he has been a student IN any
other school during the current scho-
lastic year.
No student shall be eligible to com
pete If he has competed for more than
three years, exclusive of The present
year. in any branch of scholastic ath-
letics.
No student shall be eligible to com.
pete if he has been graduated from
either high school or a preparatory
school.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
UNIVERSITY CLUB CUE
EVENT. GOES TO CLARK

William Clark was the best of the
bunch, good, bad and indifferent,
that took part in the pocket billiard
tourney just finished at the Univer-
sity Club.
In spite OF himself. he finally won
out by a lone point over G. d. Davis.
and If there was any glory in the
chhievement all his fellow competitors
are willing to grant 1t to him with
out the least bit of envy.
Anyway, 1t was cue tourney for
the championship of the club, what
ever THAI means.
Evening star., 1927-04-24


| on the latter's grounds.
Alexandria Cardinals will come here
| today to play IT. T. Keane Seniors on
No. 10 Monument diamond at 3
o'clock.
| KeniIworth A. c. will battle Rialtos
on the home field today at o'clock.
Gutenberg and b. Sauber viii prob
| ably hurl for Rialtos, who are to re
port at o'clock at Jewish Community
Center.
Holy ROsa. " Seniors and Aloysius
are scheduled to play this afternoon
at 3 o'clock on No. Monument aia-
mond. V. Galotta and Gamma, Holy
Rosary players, win be out of the
lineup with injuries.
Opening game for Jefferson District
Firemen will be played today at 8
o'clock on Addison diamond. Ken
nedy A. c. will furnish opposition.
WayerIy Juniors and Collegians
will hook up this morning on No.
Monument lot at IL o'clock.
Coca Cola and Smithfield Juniors
are booked to play this afternoon at
/ o'clock on No. 4 Monument diamond.
Mary Hurst Athletic Club nine of
Hyattsville is seeking games with IL
to IA year old teams. Call Hyattsville
1060-J.
AIOntello Juniors will be guests of
Anacostia Eagle Juniors this after
noon on Fairlawn diamond at
o'clock.
Sam Rice and Corinthian Midgets
will play today at / o'clock on East
Eilipse diamond. Altman, Schalkeford,
| Simpson, Rafteny. Bray. Wood,
| Robertson purner, Carey, MattS,
Millison, McAloy and Warner will play
with former team.
MOd0cs are seeking games with un-
| limited teams I'm the District. Call
Manager Markham at Cleveland 4s2S,
/ AnacostIa Eagle Midgets will be
unable to play Dartaways today. and
would like to rebook the game for
next Sunday. Call Lincoln 5000.
LiSenbee Insect base ballers
swamped Tucker Insects, 20 to 4,
| yesterday on Reservoir field. Games
| with Iisenbees may be arranged BY
l Cdlhu5 Audtia 09o0.
| Injuries win handicap Comet A. G.
| of Hyattsville, when Clinton A. G.. is
met at Clinton. Md, this afternoon.
Marlboro A. C. IL booked to play
! Hyattsville A. c. at Riverdale this
afternoon at o'clock. Hyattsville
| battery will be: Piozet, Halloran and
| Belt.
| Gladiator A. G. nine opens it's sea
| Orioles. Swan is expected to hurl
for Gladiators.
Holy Name Insects, with II straight
| wins, go to Hyattsville this afternoon
to play Hyattsville Cubs at 1870
| o'clock.
| Riverdale A. C. will meet Red sox
nine this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock on
Riyerdale diamond.
Joe Judge A. G. players win meet
| today on East Ellipse diamond at
1870 O'clock. Call Franklin 424s for
/ games.
Takoma A. G. defeated Washington
Loan e Trust Co. nine yesterday, p
to 2, on District Line diamond.
| Mount Vernon A. G. Juniors won
over Stanleys yesterday, 10 to 6. Call
Adams 48lt-W for games with
Mounts.
| CuIlop Insects were shut out by
| Brookland Boys Club nine yesterday,
| Is to 0. For games with latter team
call North 3676.W.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

A LEXANDRIA, Va, April 20.
~ The base ball game
II scheduled between A. B. &
4 4 W. Rapid Transit Co. nine
and Mohawk A. G. of
Washington here tomorrow, will be
stopped is admission Is charg ed, Capt.
w. w. Campbell, in command of
local police, announced tonight.
A letter from Attorney General
John r. Saunders of Virginia to
Commonwealth Attorney William p.
Woolls, received yesterday, asks the
aid of local police in preventing semi
pro or professional ball games on
Sunday.
Capt. Campbell stated that he
would order his men to stop the
game tomorrow and warn the play
ers. Arrests win be made if further
violations are made. This VIII be
done only in case charge is made
at the gate.
A. b. S2@W. nine is the only local
team affected by the ruling. Section
45T0 of Virginia Code makes it un-
lawful for players or umpires to
accept pay for services in Sunday
games.
st. Mary's Ceitics and Boiling Field
AVidtors will play the first athletic
contest ever staged on the new rec
reation grounds of the Fruit Growers
Express, when the mines clash at 3
O'Clock tomorrow. The diamond is o.
Gated in Fairfax County, just South
Of this city and bus transportation to
the game WIN be arranged.
Four twirlers are ready to rtand off
the invasion of the Addison A. c.
nine, which viii come to this city to.
morrow afternoon with the intention
of stopping the No. Motor Com.
pany, which has won two games.
The contest will be played on the
Nortll Alfred street diamond at 3
o'clock.
A match between Belle Haven coun,
try Club OF this city and the Fred
icksburg Golf Club will be played
this afternoon at Fredericksburg.
Alexandria High School viii enter.
tain Gonzaga High Of Washington
Tuesday afternoon at the Dread
naught Park at o'clock, and on Fri
day will go to Fredericksburg for a
| game with that high school. which
holds the third athletic district cham.
pionship.
Episcopal Highs net team has
| booked TWO matches for the coming
week. On Tuesday the Western High
| team of Washington will visit Hoxton
| Field while the Friends School Of
Washington VIII be here on Friday.
Columbia Engine Company has
scheduled two games with local teams
Evening star., 1927-04-24
HOWARD ATHLETES
PRIME FOR MEETS

Coach Charles West is grooming q
large squad of Howard University
track and field athletes for the Penn
relays and national championships.
which will be held at Howard on
May IA.
Bridges I.angston. Greenidge,
Thorne, Lloyd and Capt. Hill are
leading contenders for mile relay
posts. Miller will take care of hams
mer and shotput events. Gaunt
handles the javeline and two sprint-
ers, Carter and Williams. are rated
the best in Howard's history.
Parker and Cobbs are the distance
stars and Bright shines in the half
mile. Smith. Warning. James and
Jacobs lead in hurdles, with Stephens
the chief pole vault contender.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

No student shall be eligible to com.
pete unless his scholastic work Ia sat,
school.
No student shall be eligible to com.
pete IL he is more than 81 years Of
age.
Only students in the high schools OF
the counties of Maryland are eligible,
on certification of the principals OF
their schools, for the county events,
Students of the county high schools OF
Maryland are eligible for the open IN,
terscholastic events. provided they
meet the special eligibility require
ments.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORlNNE FRAZIER

/; Marion King, leader. Depart.
mental--Frances Krucoff, No. /; Flor.
ence Poston, leader. Capitol Athletic
Club--Mary Hall, No. i; Ruth CuFa
ran. leader. Bureau of Standards
Cecyl Taylor, No. 1: Ivy Jane Wy
more. leader. Mid City-Corinne
Frazier, No. 1; Jenny Doolittle, leader
Any member of the league or any
one desiring to join the organization
should get in touch with Miss Curran
at North 2015. There are several po-
sitions open on teams and applications
are being received by the secretary.
Miss Curran, as well as by team
leaders.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
WIN WoMEN,s nouRLEs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w.
Va, April 20 0P).--Mrs. Marion
zinderstein Jessup of Wilmington.
Del, and Mrs. Benjamin II. Briggs of
New York today won the women's
doubles title in the seventh annual
Mason and Dixon tennis champion
ships here, defeating Mrs. s. Fuller
ton Weaver and Mrs. De Forest
Candee OF New York in the final,
1T 6--1 6-2
Evening star., 1927-04-24
NAVY RACKETERs SCORE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April 23.-Tak-
Ing four of the singles and all three
doubles, the Navy tennis team won
from I4ehigh, today, Z to 2. The
match was featured by the playing
of Sullivan of the visitors, who ranks
among the college players of the
East. He beat Howard. Navy star,
6-1. 81
Evening star., 1927-04-24
soUTAR BEATS KINsELLA.

NEW YORK. April % .P).--JoclS
Soutar Of Philadelphia today fought
off the challenge Of Walter Kinsella.
New York, to take the last three sets
OF their match and retain the Amer.
lean professional court tennis cham.
pionship. The score was 4--6, 6-3,
"a
Evening star., 1927-04-24
LIBERTY A. C. COMPLETES
PLANS FOR FIELD DAY

Arrangements for the annual field
day of Pop Kremb's Liberty A. c.
on August 27 at Clark Griffith
Stadium are complete. The program
will open at 1 o'clock with interesting
features. An hour later Cabin John
A. G. and Liberty base bal1ers will
clash and at o'clock Kennedy A. C.
and Libertys will mix.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
INDIAN WINS MARATHON.

PIOENIx, Ariz., April IS LPl.--A
wiry. bronzed human. Phouquoptewa.
Orabi Zuni Indian, striding in perfect
rhythm, broke the tape at the finish
of the 26-mi1e marathon run at the
Arizona State fair grounds track
shortly after noon today. Phouquop-
tewa' s time for the full marathon dis
tance was 2 hours, 5S minutes and A
seconds.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
PAID SUNDAY BASE BALL
ISBARRED IN ALEXANDRIA

and a contest with a Washington
club. May the Takoma A. G. OF
Washington will come here and on
May 20 the Cardinals OF this city will
be opposed ST. Mary's Ceitics will
play the engine company July 10.
Sammy" Berman, who played out
field for the No. Motor Company,
has "hopped" to the Columbia Engine
Company nine.
Episcopal High will figure in two
base ball games next week. Dewitt
will play the Maroon and Black on
Hoxton Field Wednesday, while Fish
burne Military Academy Will be host
to the locals Saturday.
Two former DreAdnaught players
were traded in recent minor league
deals. Mickey Kelliher, first basenlan.
has been traded from Martinsburg,
where he managed and led the Blue
Ridge League in hitting last year,
to Chambersburg of the same loop,
where he will serve as pilot. John
Edward Singleton, pitcher, has been
traded by Hollywood to Sacramento.
In his first game against his former
mates Singleton won TO I.
Washington and Lee High nine Of
Ballston, Va, will entertain George
Mason High OF Potomac Friday in a
third athletic district game.
Golfers Of the Belle aaven Country
Club will play in TOMBSTONE" tourna-
ment next Saturday.
Cardinals viii open their home sea-
son, May by playing the HiaMo Club
of washington.
Camp Hoiabird OF Baltimore, will
play the A. b. & w. Rapid Transit
Co. nine here Sunday, May /.
Bill Hammond ID seeking games for
his junior and midget Pirate club
teams. Write him at AIT Queen street.
Sarepta Lodge, Independent Order
Odd Fellows, will play the Clover
Athletic Club of Washington, tomor.
row afternoon at 8 o'clock on the, st.
Agnes field.
Goodies Owens has been named
captain OF the Cardinal Athletic Club
base ball nine.
Alexandria Gazette base bali team
will play the Deeton's All Stars of this
city Tuesday at the Dreadnau6ht Park
at 4:30.
Sylvester A. Hreen, president of the
Cardinal Athletic Club, has been issued
the first season pass Of the washing.
ton American League base ball club.
The grand old man Of Alexandria
base BALI is one Of the tnost ratld
followers Of the Nationals.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Goals. Baltimore City--Eagen. 9 John
ston, 2 Bernheim 2 Miles. Profit. Mary
land---Umbarger.
substitutions. Baltniorg City.--Green for
Are6er. Hefesn Hotter for ~ pierson, Wibourn for
Eagen. Maryland--Waters for spence, VII"
son for Kline. Ufnbarser for wilson,
Referee--.Mr AXt.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
u. ST1CKMEN
DEFEAT VIRGINIA, IA TO 2

Baltimore City College shaded the
Old Line Freshmen to just about the
same degree that the Maryland vars
ity bettered the Cavaliers.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
Llne-Ups and Summaries:

Goale: Maryland--BQyd A. HOLLOWAY. -
Leaf, 2 Crosthwait, 9; Price, 2; Lukous.
Vfrgina---Eyans. Gray.
substitutons Margland--Slmmons for
Bower. Doukqs for Cleveland Carrico for
Harrison Crosthwat for Davidson, Ady for
Crosthwa,t, Gorgas for Boyd Koons for
Linkous Leaf for Holloway Virginia
GRAY for Hosen.
Referee--Mr. Axt
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Alexandria Gazette base BAH team
will play the Deetons All.Sfars of this
city Tuesday at the DreadnauGht Park
at 4:30.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Goodies Owens has been named
captain OF the Cardinal Athletic Club
base ball nine.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

BIadensburg and Dixie A.. c. mines
will play this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at Biadenshurg.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Triangle players are requested to
report al the home OF Manager Platt
today at l! o'clock before their game
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Bill Hammond ID seeking games for
his junior and midget Pirate club
teams. Write him at AIT Queen street.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Sarepta Lodge, Independent Order
Odd Fellows, will play the Clover
Athletic Club of Washington, tomor-
Agnes field.
Evening star., 1927-04-24
NUMBER OF d. C.. PLAYERS
WITH BLUE RIDGE CLUBS

DOZEN or more local sandlot
stars will answer the call of
Blue Ridge League clubs this
\ week. Teams In that league
liaeiy, tyo thing Wednesday
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Winonas and Moose mines are
booked to play this afternoon on Sea.
man Gunners field at o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-04-24

Camp Holabird OF Baltimore, will
play the A. b. & w. Rapid Transit
Co. nine here Sunday, May /.