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Evening star., 1927-05-21
Y. M. C.. A. ATHLETES
IN BALTIMORE MEET

In line with the new intercompeti-
tive athletics policy of the Y. M. c.
A, Coach William NJ. Wilson of the
boys physical department of the "Y''
is taking to Baltimore today q group
of % youthful athletes to compete In
n tristate interassociation track meet,
to be held at Patterson Park.
The Washington lads, all IS years
or under, will match their strength,
skill and stamina against those of the
Y. NJ. G. A. boys from Wilmington,
Baltimore and Hagerstown.
In charge of the local contingent
will be Coach Wilson, Nelson M. Blake
and Wilbur p. Bailey of the local Y.
NJ. c. A.
Included in the group OF contestants
will be: Page Cornwell. Louis Miller,
Robert McCarrick and George Turner,
all in the S0-podnd class; Norman
Smith, Bill Fry. Clinton Woodcock
and John Legg, in the 95.pound class;
Kenneth Valentine, r. f. Glascock
Joe Ford, Joseph Doyno, Ashby
Becham. Dallas Shirley, Coleman
Kluft, Jack Bone. Jim Cassidy and
Louis Hudon, in the 110-pound class:
Bob Lucas and John Yesbeck, in the
125.pound class, and Headley Clews,
Frank Bernard, Joseph Smorinski,
Cabell Goolsby and Warren Hayes, in
the unlimited class.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
D. C. CADET RIFLEMEN
WIN NATIONAL EVENT

Victory OF the University of Arkan-
sas rifle team in the national inter
collegiate rifle matches, with a total
of 1915 points, has been announced
by the War Department.
The Arkansas shooters won over 80
other teams i'm matches in the senior
class. Second place went to Missouri,
third TO Norwich and fourth to Penn
sylvania state.
In the junior class Crane Technical
High School. No. I. of Chicago won
first place. with a score Of 1871, while
the High School Cadet Corps team of
Washington, ID, g, won In its class,
with 1891 points.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press
NEW ORK.-Jack Sharkey scored
a technical knockout over Jim
Maloney 90. James J. Braddock,
Jersey city. and George Larocco. New
Rochelle, n. Y. drew (6). Ernie
Schaaf Elizabeth, \. J., defeated
Murray Gitlitz. New Haven (6l Tom
Kirby Boston, beat Lou Bogash,
Bridgeport, Conn. (G}. Johnny Crosse,
Mount Vernon. n Y. scored a
technical knockout over Jim Savage,
Chicago (G(.
MTNNEA EAPOLIS.--Otto Won POrat,
heavyweight champion Of Norway,
outpointed Sully Montgomery, Chicago
00l Jack Mccain, ST. Paul, out
pointed Rocky Adams, Chicago 90.
Paul Milnar, st. Paul. knocked out
Kid Dugan, Kansas city (S).
TORONTO. Ontario.--Larry Gains,
Toronto, heavyweight champion Of
Canada, outpointed Tony Stabineau,
Buffalo 00l. Ernie Christensen,
Toronto. knocked out Joe Casey, Pitts
bureh az. Bert Hitler, st. Catharlnes,
Ontario, defeated Bad Jeff, Canton,
Ohio 90.
IA MIA, i la ~~At H&tlldo tNLthSlS'
Belgium, defeated Jimmy Lanning,
Kansas City 10l. Bobby Marriott
Baltimore, won from Jean Mangeot
France u0l.
TOLEDO. Ohio.-~Joe Sekyra, In
dianapolis stopped Red Fitzsimmons
Toledo G).
SAN FRANCISCO.-Ja Willis,
San Antonio. won technical knock
out over Marcel Thurn, France (5E
HOLLYWOOD. Calif.-Young Con
zales, El Paso, Tex, won on a foul
from Tommy OBrien, New York (S)
John Dougherty, New York, beat
Chick Roach, San Francisco t6).
WINNIPEG Angus Snyder. Win.
nipeg knocked out Jack Clifford, st
Paul t5) Tommy Hood. Birmingham
England. knocked out Eric Headley
Ottawa 81
Evening star., 1927-05-21
By the Associated Press.

fsy the Associated Press,
n YEW YORK. May o1.-Jack
IN Sharkey Boston fighter of
VI Lithuanian ancestry. loomed
4 today as a formidable con,
tender for the heavyweight
crown
With a tigerish two-nsted attack he
battered his way 30 a technical knock
out victory over his fellow Bostonian,
Jimmy MaIoney in the fifth round
of their battle AT the Yankee Stadium
last night.
Lying in wait through the earlier
rounds, the 1.-THE ex-sailor held the
fire of his charge until the fourth
round when he sprang with a fury
that sent Malouey TO the floor with q
smashing right TO the jaw. As Ma.
1oney bounded to his feet the he'll
changed, but his head still was hazy
ss the fifth began
The swift-stridine Sharkey, teeth
clenched, eyes glinting, went in for
the kill Another wild, desperate rush
by the bruised and bleeding Maloney,
then Sharkey's swinging left hook
shook his opponent to his heels and
an overhead right and a left. landing
almost together, swung him clear off
his feet.
Mal0uey tried TO rise, turning to.
ward the towering eX-saiior whom he
could hardly see through closing eyes
A struggle almost to one knee and
he fell forward all but seuseless. The
referee intervened
But the count was over.
Technical knockout" the end was
called, but it carried all the finality
Of straight 'kayo."
To do it Sharkey brought to bear
a power Of punch which brought gasps
of surprise. The blow that did more
than any other 10 finish the burly
Maloney was newly developed
weapon, a devastating right. which
carried even more dynamite than the
hooking left on which the Tar had
pinned his hopes in fights before.
With that addition 10 his armament
Sharkey became one of the most
formidable and resourCeful of heavy
weight contenders as well rs 81 definite
menace to the title holder. Gene
Tunney. who looked on with rapt
attention.
Beat Jim at Own Game.
Sharkey beat the slugging MaIoney
at his own game of solid punching,
even as he heat the huge negro. Harry
Wills, at Wills own game of in-fighting
last Fall.
AS the men entered the ring they
giared the i'll feeling which has existed
Evening star., 1927-05-21
"JACk 0UTCLASSED
MAL0NEY- LEONARD
BY BENNY LEONARD.

Retired Lightweight Champion of the World.
NEW YORK. May 2I.-Wcn. Jack
Sharkey crossed Jim Maloney in the
Yankee Stadium last night and
knocked him out in Just four rounds
and So seconds. Sharkey all along had
been saying that he was going to
AXE a rushing. slashing fight OF it,.
!i7 made it sIashing all riEht. but he
2 owed Maloney to do all the rushing
ut the start,
/ told you that Sharkey was the
better boxer of the two and he proved
it, He didn't rush. He stood off and
boxed, and in this way he oUtclsssed
his Boston rival
The lay-off Thursday did Maloney no
good It did Sharkey a world Of good
This fellow Sharkey fought the best
battle of his career lie is indeed a
menace to any of the heavyweights.
Gene Tunney sat at the ringside and
watched the fight guess Gene
learned what he came to find out
1t was a fine battle
(Copyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-21
Shae INK ofMalney Nationals Cngig Hope Fennan
FINALS BEING RUN
IN WHIPPET DERBY

Finals in the National Whippet
Derby were carded for this afternoon
at Clark Griffith Stadium.
Local sport lovers had their first
opportunity to see the whippets In
action yesterday when Flying Scotch
man, 81 7-month-old pup, won the fea.
ture event over internationally fa-
NOUS dogs. Sarah Porter, favorite
in the main race, was defeated by a
nose.
Nylgha, Coomassie. The Ghurka and
Tellem we're to run against Sarah
Porter in the feature this afternoon.
Yesterdays results:
International Handicap.
Distance. 14O Yards
First heat-~won by Sarah Porter r9
by Dunlap Castle. second Blue Smoke t20l4
pounds, handicap, scratch owned by 9. A.
and J. b. Draper. Canton, Mass. Time
second heat--w9n by Orphan qirl ~
ney Rollins Matapsn. Mass second Coo.
T5iE4 6sa{Tqa e $ fslieq g. li$ Peasd,
Ead5aP E9si s@po feet nS iechss 9@st% re Boy SaHse%s
2S"s4 ssSsso5@ e Hy3s6a 3 10 5S}}s g.
r, h. Ellington, Boston. Mass. Time, 0;0s &
Debutante Handicap.
Distance. lao Yards.
First heat--Won by Northern Light f22
pounds handicap, feet 2 inchesl, owned
BY Bsyara Warren, = Prtdes Cros7sins Mas ass
owned By, j. Adams, Washington, D. c.
Second heat-won by wriggles C22h a
pounds. handicap, . fee, u inches! owned
by J. MQfIet, Linden, \. J. SECOND. Pretty
Polly us pounds handicap 23 feet / inch
owned by NJ. DunIeaby Elizabeth. N. j.
: III T2llrd d ibSe2{{-.wen by Maggie nt pounds.
Wilhags Yates. North AArliheton, N: J. !. sec
owned BIZ Mrs. Sidney a Beggs Short Hills.
Fourth heat-T7won by Noplad1 Sister, sue
\. " >eco9d, flyl9s ,seotchhman a. p
owned hy Mary Pool. North Abingdon. Mass.
Time, 0:l0.
Distance 140 Yards
American and Canadian Bred Handicap.
First heati-Won by Flying. sc9tehmsn
pc p9qmqds masv bnfNap an N9rth feet Hees
second, Sarah, Porter 13 pounds. handicap,
Hollywo9d, Calf &C. Time. zoe q. a,., -,
By Sidney Rolling. Matapan. Mass; second
% ndhs a2se OWED BY T. band
Third heatz--Wen BY. On Time ~ poynqs,
Bland Columbus ohio: second. Nomad
BLACK e., JACK 2i = pounds scratch ownsd
pounds t' handicap y FEET SrEH nches ss 6wned
hy =. Bland, Columbus. Ohio second To
~ MdcEusES. EG5P East 6rsnse a s' r. J. 2Einsa Time,
0:10%.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
YANKEES STREAK ENDED:
GIANTS ALSO ARE BEATEN

A 12-to-5 victory for the Athletics
over the White SoX at Chicago drew
attention TO hot battle for second
place in the American League behind
the Yanks. The Sox hold the coveted
rung now, but the Mackmen are right
after them. They proved 1t by their
crushing victory in which Blanken.
ship was driven off the mound in the
first under a wave Of hitting which
scored seven runs.
double header between the Phi1s
and Reds gave old Cy Williams.
Quaker right fielder, an opportunity
TO hit three homers and tie the sea.
sons record of nine now held Jointly
by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. He
made one in the first which ff Reds
won. to 3. and two in the second
which the Phils took, Is TO 9.
a summary of yesterdays games
follow:
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-, ktanf5maqn sta5 and Hartneu Elliott. Pitt.
EhrhaFdt. Doak and Deberry, Henlne
First game pu r.
Cincinnati ~ DO0 an n = 11i6 Il;
Fhllade'phia ...- o 0 20 0-3 3 /
al tpoa1ohne 11?l and Hargrave; Pruett. Decatur
. Second game pu r
Gl,iRn,Ginnai! G., - 01Qt0o0oo- . n 3 3
Fh'iadeiphia -, 004 30 3 D 3x-15 Is :
AMI dLggqe Wl,a,. May, Nehf and Picinich; Carlson
pittsburgh 1000110000o s-Las q 4
Ne" YORK o Il 90 O0I o 0 0--3 Is q
d Meadows aud Smith. Spencer; Barnas
Sohger, Greenfield and Handy, ''''0S'
Evening star., 1927-05-21
SOUTH AFRICA, BELGIUM
SCORE IN "CUP" TENNIS

MONTREAUX, Switzerland, May
2t (H9.--South Africa captured the
first two matches OF its elimination
play with Switzerland in the Davis
Cup tournament. j. Condor Of south
Africa, defeated M. Wuarin of Switz.
erland, Go, Go, 2--6, 9~-7, while
p. d. B. Spence OF South Africa,
defeated G. F. Aeshlimann, the Swiss
star, "a, 6--3, 81.
BRUSSELS, May Fl P).--Belgium
defeated Poland in both singles OF the
opening days play of their Davis Cup;
tennis. Washer defeated Kleinadel,
60, 6--1, Ga. and Fsotsford beat
Czertwertynski, ca, 7--5, 4--s, Ga,
Evening star., 1927-05-21
NEWLY FOUND RICHT-HAND
WALLOP WINS FOR EX-TAR
Jacks Surprising Victory Over Fellow Bostonan
Makes Lithunian Formidable Contender for
Tunney's Heavyweight Laurels.

: for months. and Maloney turned his
/ broad back in contempt
| With more speed than has been seer
! here at least since the Dempsey -F'irpc
/ title fray, the TWO swappod whirlWind
punches. fast but each carrying the
weight OF huge muscles and bulgine
pounds Of heft
Sharkev was the weaving. lodging
/ cat. MalOney the rushing bull For
three rounds they fought vsiously
and the crowd could sec they were
snarlinc threats al each other as the
tide or battle carried them together
for q moment
End Comes Suddenly
The end came with melodramatic
suddenneSs and many in the great
arena never saw the punch that sent
Maloney down for the first time in
the fourth round. There were tao
dancing. failing figures. then q blur
from ShGrkeT'S shoulder and the
form in the green trunks dropped like
log
Instead Of waiting for the bell that
would have saved him, the stricken
Ma!oney called back his failing
strength and rose to drive another
punch. but the effort told and the
fifth round found him weak.
A p0p.eyed crowd Of 10000 saw
Sharkcy's triumph.
OF estimated gate receipts t0taling
$3.50. 600. each Of the principals will
get more than 100000. Far more
lucrative for Sharkev is the prospect
of a battle late in July or early in
August with Jack Dempsey, former
champion, with a title match with
Tunney in September if he wins.
Sharkey weighed 1872, Malonev
weighed 2021a.
Dempsey Rates sharkey High.
LOS ANGELES, May 81 Up).-Iack
Dempsey, former heavyweight cham,
pion. believes that Jack Sharkey had
shown himself by his defeat of Jim
MalOney just about good enough to
stop Gene Tunney, the title holder.
right now"
while I think can take Sharkey.
Sharkey fight should draw a big
purse" Dempsey said. The former
heavyweight champion. who is train
ing for return bout with Tunney.
plans to meet Sharkey in an elimina-
ton fight Dempsey took the occasion
TO deny that he had received any def.
mite offer for this elimination bout
from Tex Richard, fight promoter.
The former champion came to Los
Angeles yesterday from his mountain
training quarters to attend a birthday
party for his wife, Estelle Taylor, film
5ntress.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
re YEW YORK'S base ball repre-
sentatives, who are leading
" both major leagues, were look
l. ing to their laurels today after
tasting unaccustomed defeat
A Yankee winning streak of seven
games was ended by the Cleveland
Indians who took a 2to-1 decision
while the Giants were siugged into
submission, to 5, by a bombarding
party Of Pittsburgh Pirates in the
twelfth.
Almost as rare as a Yankee defeat
was the Yankee error which let in one
of the two runs which gave the In
dians their victory. 1t was made in
the first by Mark Koenig, shortstop,
who muffed a nice peg from the
catcher to catch a stealing runner
The run that slipped over the plate
then loomed big at the end of the
game when each team was able to
make one run, and no more, in the
eighth. George Uhle and Waite Hoyt
were evenly matched in pitching
duel, with just seven hits off each.
The Pirate victory was won i'll meIo-
dramatic style, with pie" Traynor as
the hero. Three men were on base
in that third extra frame when pies"
homer bounced into the left field
stands. 1t ended a hard-fought bat
tie, in, which Lee Meadows and Zeke
Barnes pitched tight and steady ball
most Of the way. Barnes gave way
in the ninth in favor of a pinch hitter,
Melvin OFT, the 19-year-old outfieldpr.
Melvin slammed one for a double
which helped to knot the count al
sail. Traynors homer later was
made off one of Kent Greenfields S
slants.
To make the defeat of the metro.
nolitan teams complete, the Brooklyn
Robins dropped one to the Chicago
Cubs, to 5, after a fourth inning in
which Jumbo Jim" Elliott, the
heavyweight southpaw, was knocked
out of the box to the tune Of five
runs. Brooklyn's slugging first base
man, Babe Herman, knocked two
home runs
Evening star., 1927-05-21

break the course record of 50, but lost
three shots at the fifteenth and sew
enteenth.
Standifer had the finest bit of golf
Of the day. playing five holes in a
row, from the eighth through the thir-
teenth in even 3s against Hendy y.
Nelson Of Washington.
Summaries Of the Washington con-
tingent follow
First Flight
T. First round-G, NJ. Standifer Columbia,
aaefeated 4, e i u: D N,ehols9}q Washington, / a.nd
Sodm9a an 9sNdass d$easd 12d McCoas. steyin
sfess"nal defdsted aaa Il P'f9 Hemeaay naity pa Con-
a5 a1q = :, Second round-Stsndifer defeated
defeated RfchardsotniS. G1 and :; ': B. warren s
Eorkran. Baltimore defeated t. b Scmans,
eniontown. s and 8: Hufty defeated stevin.
Cogsolation----H, f. Crook. Maryland, de
feated H. ID. Nicholson, Washington, / up.
Second Flight.
>. rirst r3und-F., H. Gouveneur. Baltimore,
Y. r., ,McCallum, Washinston. defeated II.
d. Williamson, Baltimore, 4 and 3 Second
ro9nd-~McCallum defeated II. r. Bailey, 4
neutrality-suspicious. defeated A. D.
l. 'ESperance, . M.
Third Flight.
First round--R. r. StrobcI Baltimore. de-
holes.
cQnsolauon-Eyan defeated Carl Stone
breaker. Hagerstown. 6 and 5.
Fourth Flight.
First round--J Logan Hopkins Washing.
ton, defeated E. II. Miller; Baltimore. 3 and
| 4. r.. Ranney. Chevy Chase, defeated l.,
s. Julien, Columbia, 3 and 3. SECOND round
HOPKINS defeated J. I. McCourt. 3 and / :;
Ranney defeated j. A. Haynes, jr., Lancaster.
4 and ,.
Fifth Flight
First .round---H. II. Saum Columbia de-
Ieated II. w Woodward. Baltimore, 3 and / :,
G. G. Griffith. Columbia. defeated j. A. Kyle.
Baltimore. 2 up; V, G. Dickey, Washington;
--saum defeated Marmaduise Tildcn. Balt-
more. and 3; A n. Mulhall Baltimore, de.
leated LIVE. ; and l. Griffith defeated
DiCltey. and /
Sixth Flight.
First -r0und---J. T. Baines. Columbia. de-
feated. P. T.. Mackie. BALTIMORE. 5 and 4.
Second round--Baines defeated o. P. Her.
shey, Baltimore. l up in 10 holes
Evening star., 1927-05-21
TILDEN Is PRESSED
TO DEFEAT LACOSTE

SAINT CLOUD. France, May 2t.-
Big Bill" Tilden. Americas ranking
tennis star and for six years acknowl.
edged world champion, avenged his
Davis Cup defeat Of last September
and squared the Franco-America in
sernationaI matches here yesterday
when. after his teammate. Francis r..
Hunter, had yielded to Jean Borotra,
4-6.. Cd. "a in the opening con.
test, the tall Philadelphia whipped
Rene Lacoste In straight sets, "a,
7-a
Tiiden held TO The baseine as the
result Of an erratic first serve and
was forced to play the game from that
distant point. and for q time ii was n
hercuiean baseline battle between
these two giants Of the game.
However, Tilden was just enough
The better to get the edge in the
Evening star., 1927-05-21
MARYLAND FR0sH SCORE.

University of Maryland Freshmen
Travelled to Mount Airy, Md, yesterday
and defeated the nine OF that place, 22
to 6. Wilson, former Central High
athlete, hit a homer with two on in
the first inning to give the yearlings a
winning start. Phipps, Madigan and
Batson, all former Washington high
players, and Boublitz pitched for
Maryland. n. Etzler and Murray hit
we'll for Mount Airy.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

TRESH honors We're won by the
- George Washington University
coed riflists recently when they
A. captured the Dot and Circle
Fraternity match, winning by
one point over the University of
Maryland goods, who held the title
last year.
Ofic;al results of the match gave
G. ". the decision by count Of 500
to 499.
The Dot and Circle trophy, offered
last year for the first time, must be
won three times for permanent posses
sion 1t is offered by the fraternity
composed of the leading rife teams
of the country. Teams competed this
year from all parts of the United
States.
With only two of the Colonials
graduating this June, prospects of re-
tanning the trophy next year are
bright. according to members of the
squad. Not only will they have most
of their first string sharpshooters on
he firing line next Fall, but a mum
ber of freshmen shots give promise
of adding considerable strength.
Scores made in the Dot and Circle
affair are given below, the five high
targets counting:
Betty Clark. 100; Marjorie Folsom.
100; Helen Prentiss, 100; Helen Tay-
1or, 100; Verna Parsons, 100; Mae
Huntzberger, SO; Eugenia Guvillier, So.
Eleanor Colahan won the Holton
Arms singles tennis title yesterday
when she defeated Alice Worthington,
s--4, Go, in the final, played on the
school courts.
Getting off to slow start, Miss
Colahan found herself in a Al hole
in the opening set. Tightening. she
pulled out of ii and then won easily.
Play for the doubles title, now in
the preliminary stages, will be con
tinued next week.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
MosTIL ON RETIRED LIST.

CHICAGO. May 81 GP).~-Johnny
Mostil, outflelder has been placed ON
the voluntarily retired list Of the
Chicago White SoX pending his com
pete recuperation Of his health, lie
still plans to rejoin the team as soon
as his ply sicei condiffon permits him
to play. - .l........
Evening star., 1927-05-21
POLO GAME TODAY.

War Whites and War Reds of the
War Department Polo Association
Potomac oval, starting at s:so o'clock.
1t was to be the first game for a
week, other matches having been pre-.
vented by wet grounds. .-...-........
Evening star., 1927-05-21
AsE STEALERs.
PITCHERS.
G. U. FRosH SPORT ENDED.

All athletic activities for Georgetow,
University Freshmen will be suspend
ed after today. The purpose Of this
is TO allow members Of the class to
devote their entire time to studying
for the examinations.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Washington College, 5; Maryland, 4
Marines, 5; West Virginia, d.
Illinois, Il; Ohio State, 0.
Michigan, 5; Northwestern, 0.
Vanderbilt, 5: Mississippi Aggies, 4
Kansas, I; Kansas Agkies. 8.
Missouri, 10; OIxiahOmA 8.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
ALEXANDRIA HIGH NINE
SCORES OVER SWAVELY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May III
Alexandria High tossers d0Wned
SwaveIy yesterday az Manassas. Va,
10 @. Leslie McMenamin, on the
mound for the yictors, yielded bat two
bingles,
Deeton's All l-Stars drubbed Hay
mans Al-Stars. II 10 4. here yester
dav. Iatham's homer that cleared
filled bases accounted for the losers
taiIies.
Alexandria Fertilizer Chemical 60.
base ballers downed Merchants and
Realtors. 9 to Q. here Yesterday. Vim
cent Bradley. ON the mound for the
winners. famed 10. striking out the
whole side in the NTH inning, with
thxss en- ana nens oab ....G............-...
Evening star., 1927-05-21

yesterdays Result.
Central, 6 Eastern. 2.
TUESDAYS Game.
Western vs. Tech,
A big first inning, in which they
counted runs, enabled Dewitt toss
ers to score over Business yesterday
s to D, in seven innings. Charlie May,
slugger extraordinary, and Eddie
Marosy crashed homers for Business.
-Four of the Stenogs' runs came in
a gallant last INNING rally.
Western squeezed cut a 9-8 victory
over Georgetown Prep yesterday at
Garrett Park. Three runs scored in
the eighth gave the visitors the de-
Cision. Luney, Western third base.
man, got homer and hit another, on
which he completed the circuit, but
was called out for not touching the
first sack.
In hIrid 10-inning struggle st.
Johns won over st. Adams, II to 10.
Yesterday Hamilton, Ashworth and
Weaver hit for the circuit.
Georgetown Prep racIGeters took a
90 drubbing yesterday from Dewitt
IN prep school league tennis clash
at Garrett Park.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Missions. o: Los Angeles. 4.
San Francisco. b: Hollywood. o.
Sacramento, o. Oakland. /.
POrtlaf1d-Seattle wet grounds.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
JOINS aHocYEY LEAauE.

LONDOS Ontario, May 81 (P).--
Detroit has been granted a franchise
In the Canadian Professional Hockey
ASoaR III ~~as-a-AA-s.a...s:.f.ss 49, -
Evening star., 1927-05-21
&C" CLUB MEET TOPS
SCHOOL LIST TODAY

Featuring the scholastic athletic
card here today was the annual track
and field meet of the &c" Club that
got under way in Wilson stadium
starting at 1870 o'clock. A crew race
on the Potomac between Central and
Western was the lone other attraction
carded 1t was 10 start a mile above
the Key Bridge al o'clock and finish
there.
Central and Fla astern mines had en-
gagemeuts in Baltimore, the former
with Mount ST. Joseph's and the lat
ter with Calvert HoH. Gonzaga was
to visit LeOnardtoWn to meet Leonard
Hall High. DeVitts tennis team was
at Staunton, Va. to engage St0unton
Military Academy. Central's rifle
team was to meet Navy Plebes at An
napolis.
Hopes for another championship for
Eastern, 1925 titleholder, are practi-
Cally nil today, following the 6.2 trim
ming handed the Light Blue and
White yesterday by Central. Guyon S
boys were unable TO solve the offer
ings of Capt Horace Duffy southpaw
who gave up but hits and famed H.
Quinn pitched cleverly for the losers
being reached for only 9 bingles and
striking out 10. but Central's hits
came opportunely and Eastern made
costly errors.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

Norfolk. 9: Richmond, +.
Wilson, 2. Portsmouth. J..
Petersburg. 8; Kinston. 4.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Cincinnati at Phila. Phila. at Brooklyn,
Pittsburgh at n. Y. Pittsburgh ~ y. Y.
st. Louis Mt B0ston Chicago at Cincinnati.
Chicago at BrOoklyn.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburgh. 8 New York. 3.
Chicago. :; Brooklyn, 8.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.