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Evening star., 1927-05-08
Davidson Beats McCaIIum

John II. Davidson Of Washington
won the second fight, downing W. r
McCallum, clubmate, on the
twentieth hole Of the final round.
Prizes were presented to the winners
by Senator Claude A. Swanson Of Vir
glnia. Mr.. Swanson was introduced
by Representative Il. Walton Moore
OF Virginia. president of the club.
e;5,,t. summaries Of the final day follow: First
Dictated Harre ab91saton Mqoy Mar
4; d. NICHOLSON, Washington defeated Mari;
EGMGbtn;; EElanagan; North Fork; 3 and 2. Final
ton defeated M. j. Mccarthy. Flatbnsh. sh'Nf
pp,d Up in ri; 20 hoies G. Pitt; Manor defeated
Pitt sacnIs defeated : d. Roesch. 2 z and l.
ton, defeated =. =. English. Columbia. 7 and
o.; !; tin1aaiLDavid5on i1a davidson defeated McCallum. !
= SG;onsolstionEM Q. H. Saunders. War
and 'flefea B. Collins w9h Massgst8n 6ags5cd
saH2fef" TRfd gSt Gsfsa'Ga semnsR GonT a1a r,s g.
s@$ FqS pSRE D. cSasnl9s
Xnasrsop a dsfastsd dsfEsg Piy LIVE ey dsrsp snd Final
do tsa1s9 tGons4lati9nF n d Paxton, Washington
'oF Frost adan Slrns' sprnr MnshftHn daisatea "Ra
Warner; Washington. z and /. Final
Frost defeated Paxton. 3 and g
Fourth flight. semi -final-H. NJ Single
ton, washington. defeated J. L. Hopkins
washington, | up: r. w Dggs. Indian
Spring. defeated II. s. ,Kraapxs. Bapnock;
Singleton. ! and Is. ''''
defeased J. f. e Rs6 snd
2: n. II. Robb Bann0ckburn. defeated Z
J. Norman. Washington. 2 and /. Final
Rice de defeated Robb ! up in 10 holes
bold; War College, defeated H i: saIm
defeated W. ]. Strohel Congressional. 5 and
4. ,Final--Reybold defeated Julien. 4
Consqlatioa--F. s. Appleman. Columbia
defeated o. J. De Mol. Columbia. l up in
21 holes; H, $: pops: Indian Spring. de
FirslnPope defeated Appleman. and 2.
iir,, Washington, defeated $. 3. Hardwick.
Mashiingt,on and and Ssg Warwss Con
ton, and 6. Final-Drain defeated War
consolaflor-E J. Eshelmsn, Lancaster.
defeated T. s. Noise. Bannockburn. / UP:
r. I. Edwards, Manor, won from r. =
wards defeated Eghelman 1 uU.
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Houghton Golf Winner Orerhoon NewS Adopted for Fair
WIDE FAILS TO CUT
TWO mile FIGURES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May Ed
win Wide, Swedish distance star, failed
by "a seconds today in his effort to
break the world record for the two
mile run. Wide was clocked at the
Harvard Stadium late today in min.
utes 25 3-5 seconds.
A strong northwest wind, which
blew through the open end of the sta.
dium directly down the stretch, ham
pered the runner, and It also appeared
that his pacing was slow In the first
mile and one-haif.
Capt. f. c. Haggerty of the Har.
ward track team. with handicap of
100 yards. provided the pace in the
earlier stages. Wide overlook him
after three-quarters of a mile. but in.
stead of passing. hung behind the
Crimson runner to the mile and one
half, where Haggerty dropped out.
Wide overlook Jim Reid and Leslie
Flaxman, the other Harvard entrants,
near the finish of the last lap. They
had 280-yard handicaps
Wide was aiming at his own out
door record of 81 2-5, made at Berlin
last year. A schedule which he had
laid out for himself provided for a pos
sible time of SIS. He was seconds
behind this schedule at the half and at
the mile. At the mile and one-half he
was 10 seconds behind schedule.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
MARYLAND A. C.. SEEKING
IT'S FIFTH STRAIGHT WIN

With four straight wins i'm as many
starts, Maryland A. c. nine will enter
tain the Hilltoppers on the N. A. c..
diamond on the District Line at Seat
Pleasant this afternoon, starting at
3 O'Clock
The suburban nine hopes to repeat
its administration of whiteWash to-
day as it did last week when National
Circles were its guests. A 6-to-0
score resulted on that occasion.
Ryan will be called to the mound
for the home team today, with More
land receiving.
Henry Hiser's HyattsviIIe ball toss
ers will visit Berwyn this afternoon
at o'clock to play the nine Of that
place.
Hess A. c. players are asked TO re-
port to Manager DIETRICH at 1890
o'clock today. Silver Spring nine will
be met at Silver Spring at 2:30 O'Clock.
Kennedy A. G. OF Brightwood. will
furnish the opposition for the Silver
Spring semi-pros' opening on Wheaton
diamond this afternoon. This will be
the third consecutive opening in which
Kennedys have participated, without
a loss to date.
Cabin John will play its first inter-
city game today with Rice Bakery
team of Baltimore. Two games are
carded for Cabin John diamond, begin
ming at o'clock.
Two well matched mines will meet
this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, when
Seamen Gunners and Elliotts engage
each other on Gunners' Field.
Marlboro A. c. has scheduled a
game with National Circles at Upper
Marlboro this afternoon at o'clock
Former team Is without a game for
next Sunday, due to cancellation, and
would like to book some Washington
nine. Call J. Paul Smith, Marlboro
13-F-22 after Z o'clock.
Manager Adolph Siegel has booked
his Hahn nine against Southeastern
Express nine this afternoon. 1t will
be the opening game for his team.
Clover A. C. will journey to Alex
andria this afternoon to play st.
Mary's Celtics. Glover players have
been busy the past week preparing
for the fracas today.
Nate Sauber and his Rialto
charges will meet Jefferson Firemen
on the Addison, Va, diamond this af-
ternoon at o'clock Rialto players
report at / o'clock at Jewish Com
munity Center.
Washington Red Sox are expecting
a stiff proposition in Capitol Heights
nine this afternoon on the Heights
diamond.
AnacOstia Eagles and Tate Midgets
are booked to clash this afternoon at
o'clock on Fairiawn diamond,
F0restville Athletics, colored nine of
Forestville, Nd, is seeking games
with local teams. Call Marlboro
7S.F-3, between and 8 o'clock.
Coach America has selected his reg
ular lineup for sherwood Seniors
and will open their season this after.
noon on Rosedale field.
Irving Claude and Ray Stevens,
two former Chevy Chase stars, will
get trials in professional ranks this
week. Claude goes to the Eastern
Shore League and Stevens will report
at Waynesboro, in the Blue Ridge
League.
Anac0stia Eagle Juniors have
booked the Collegians at o'clock to-
day on Fairlawn diamond. O'Donnell
Evening star., 1927-05-08
POLICE SEEK TO MAINTAIN
TEAMTHROUCHOUT SEASON

If present efforts OF members OF the
Police Department OF the District are
successful the coppers Will I;o- cuiT
play the fireplen in the annual benefit
base bali game, but also viii coz: .>st g
with local amate1lr and semi pro nr.S'.
Several experienced players are "a &c
found among the law guardians and i
is probable that the department. vii 5e
represented by a strong teaN1 JrCC.idC1
the consent Of tle District Coalais-
sioners and the proper equipment, can
be obtained.
Members Of the local force feel that
they should have a base ball nine Gu
pable of competing with Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Norfolk and other city
police outfits. TINE annual clashes be-
tween Baltimore and Norfolk blue
coats have become important events
on the base ball schedules Of the re-
spective cities, and it is thought that
Washington's police department. should
take it's place along with nearby cities
which support good police teams.
Sonny Burdine. local outfelder. will
be seen in an Eastport uniform this
afternoon when Willie G]ascoe sends
his Shamrocks against tile Maryland
ers at Eastport at O'Clock. Harp
players will leave Thirteenth and X
streets southeast at 1880 o'clock.
U0Imes' Bakers travel TO Seabrook,
Md. this afternoon to meet the rural
lists at 3 o'clock. Lefty KSlyte or VIII
ard Clark will hurl for the, home team.
Northeast Motor Nine is scheduled
to oppose Arlington this afternoon at 8
o'clock on Arlington Field Leo +.
Wise. 1916 Tenth street northeast is
booking games for Arlington.
Georgetown Seniors, formerly WI
mona a. c., is expecting stiff opposi-
ton when they meet Silent A. c. toss
ers ON No. 1 diamond this afternoon
at l o'clock.
A rejuyenated team VIII take the
field for kroyden Seniors against
Marion nine this afternoon at o'clock
on Fourth street and Missouri ave-
nue. diamond. MOthershead will be
used on the mound for Kroyden.
Smithfield and Cardinal Juniors are
carded TO clash this afternoon at
o'clock on West Ellipse diamond.
Kanawha A. G. will face difficult
proposition this afternoon on West
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Personnel OF Teams.
RACOUFTERS

cua nS esdE ME Ee Eerh wsSi soi sos So Ns 8 a. Rnp
baugh. North S1T0J; No. ). Molly Cogge-
shall North ,5591, No. g.. Caroline Waller
7ll6.
LIBERTY.
No. |: Frances Walker, leader Cleveland
a725; 4725 No. 2. Dorothy Cook No. 3, Mrs
IEwers. Columbia 8357; No. s Edith Mctul-
Der. Adams 344S
BUREAU OF STANDARDS.
No. !. ,CecyIe Taylor, Potomac 5o35-J: No.
Mis- EsteIle, ,Regan, Adams soQ6-W: No. 4.
Sally Redd. North S697: No 5. Willie Harris,
frsnkn Mai9 S729 85al% N wywore oRe tdeRdsg e9ds
FRANKLIN 9S42; No. s. Matte Pinette. Poto.
mac 5035-J.
DEPARTMENTAL.
No. /, Frances Krucoff Columbia 1922
erine Berrall; Potomac 2S77 No. 4. Virginia
0lmstead. Cleveland 2205: No. 3, Florence
ton; Columbia 6649; No. z. Florence Posto.
leader Lincoln S9S5 No. 8. Margaret Deffin-
b2ugh, Woodside 15S.
MID-CITY
No. l. Corinne Frazier Main $3.50 !: No. ..
Jsnnie poolittle. leader. North 664S; No, 3.
Helen Johnson. North 1927: No. 4, Mrs.
Louise STAN baugh. Nam Tbb, NO. D. Mrs,
Mary Roberts Klapaak. Cleveland 6153; No.
g Kathleen johnson. North 1921: No. 7,
Mayclta de SuuZa. North 5246; No. s. Mar
garet Ryan. Main 1880 Branch 632.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
No, J. Delphine Heyl North 955 No. 2
Elizabeth Chickering North 904S-J: No. 3.
Mrs: Beatrice smith. POTOMAC 3oO6.J; No; a,
Jessie b. Edmonson. leader. North 1927: No.
:. Vera Colding. LAIN $500; No. 6, Maud
Sewall Adams 449: No. z, Mary White. Poto-
mae 1891 No, 8. Ann Hodgsou, Lincoln
0060. Building TX.
WARDMAN PARK.
No. l. Helen Sinclair. leader Potomac
3Q29-W;, No, >. Florence Seward, Cleveland
3572; No. 3. Marion King Columbia 46S
Ne: I. Ramsay Neytt. CoAlmbia 1443; No. 5,
Wooden, Adams 6755: No T. Marion Phelps
Main 1920: No. =, Josephine Wooden, Adams
0755.
COLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB.
No. |, Phoebe Moorhead. leader. North
D0S0: No. 2, Elizabeth Pyle Cleveland 1922
No. 3; Mrs Katherine Knauss. North 053I :
No No 4, Mrs. Clay Thompson. Cleveland
2925: 2299255: no. 8, Eleanor. Finckel, Columbia
No g. Mrs. Mary Lane Cleveland 1854
Evening star., 1927-05-08
WASHINGTON CLUB PLAYER
BOWS TO MANORITE. 80
Steadir&ss of Former Public Links Performer Is
FACTOR in Triumph Over Youthful Opponent
to Obtain First Big Tourney Title.

, eleventh. Nicholsons ball finding the
right-hand trap. while Houghton over.
played to the trap behind the green
Nicholson missed a shot in the trap
and lost the hole As, becoming 2
down again.
They halved the twelfth in par As
and likewise split the difficult thir-
teenth in par Is. But Houghton be-
came 3 up at the short fourteenth
when Nicholson's tee shot struck on
the green and kicked off to the left.
Houghton was on the green from the
tee and scored a par g. Both men
played the long fifteenth poorly and
halved in Gs, one over par. Both
were in the ditch on their second
shots, but Houghton's ball found a
playable lie. However, he did not
reach the green from the hazard. and
Nicholson halved. leaving the Manor
club player dormie up.
They halved the sixteenth in Bar
Is to give Houghton the match, 8
and 2.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

ALEXANDRIA,, Va. May An
nual quadranguIar meet among track
teams of Episcopal High of this city,
1Eoodberry. Forest School Of Orange,
Va; Tome Institute of Port Deposit,
Md. and Gilman Country School of
Baltimore, which will take place next
Saturday afternoon on Lambeth Field.
University of Virginia Stadium, Char
lottesVille, Va, has, as usual, aroused
much interest.
Saturdays games promise to be as
interesting as the 1926 meet. which
furnished events replete with thrills to
more than 1000 spectators at Hoxton
Field, Episcopal High, here. Three
outstanding performers from the two
teams viii bear watching. They are
Capt. Motley of Woodberry- Forest
and Hand and Taylor of Episcopal.
Motley specializes in field events,
Hand in track and Taylor in both.
Gilman and Tome do not rate quite
so strong as the Old Dominion insti-
tutions. but are not underrated by
their opponents.
0arsmen of Old Dominion Boat Club
are preparing for the Summer rowing
schedule, and candidates have report
ed to Coach Walter Thrall of Wash
ington. The Peoples Regatta on the
Schuylkill River at Philadelphia on
July is the Old Dominion's first en-
gagement.
Benny Minor, Parke Bell, Lewis
Bell, "Speed" Lambert, Jimmy Trout.
Brooke Howard, Eddie German, Wal
ter Pierpoint, Ike Friedlander, Brew
ster Marshall, Buddy Ross, Julian
Whithestone and Pat Noonan are on
hand, and the squad soon will be
augmented by Lester McMenamin.
Earl knight. Stanley Dreifus and
Lionel Beeton.
Capt. Magnus Bales, Tom Hulfsh
end Happy Whitton are preparing the
racing canoes for the start of the
training season.
Third athletic district of Virginia
track and field championships will be
staged on Hayden Field here Saturday
with Alexandria High defending its
championship, won over II schools
last Summer. Two hundred athletes
from Is schools are expected to com
pete Saturday.
a, B. & w. Rapid Transit Co. base
ball team Of this city will play Mo
hawks Of Washington tomorrow after
noon, at o'clock, at Dreadnaught
Park. The Hawks hung up 5-to-2
VIII over the A, B. " w. nine mere IN
the opening game on the locals card.
Johnny Laycock. pitcher. has been
named manager Of the Busmen to sue
coed Jake" Driver.
First.-ound play of the ladies'
Spring tournament opens tomorrow at
Belle Haven Country Club. One week
will be devoted to each round TO give
all entrants time 10 play off matches.
The finals are set for June 5. and the
winner viii be awarded a silver
trophy.
= Episcopal High Schools varsity nine
viii go into action against Business
High and Swavely next week Busi
ness VIII appear on H0xton Field
Tuesday afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock. and
the locals win 90 to Manassas TO meet
SWavely Friday afternoon
st. Mary's Ce!tics and st. Mary's
Seniors, champions Of this city in the
amateur unlimited and senior division
respectively viii be guests Of honor
a banquet in Lyccum Hall Wedues
day night.
Alexandria Highs base ball team
plays two games next week. with
Eastern High of Washington meeting
the locals hele Tuesday ~ Dread
Evening star., 1927-05-08

and Wood will compose the Eagle bat
terry. Players are asked to report to
Capt. O'DonneH at 2:30 O'Clock.
Sherwood Insects defeated Lewis
Insects yesterday. II to 3. Coakley
starred for the winners.
Romnleil Midgets crave competi-
| tion with teams in their class. Call
Lincoln 1904.
Frank Coe, manager of Arlington
Methodist Church Seniors, announced
that he will take his charges to Fred.
ericksburg. Va, on May 80, TO meet
the All-Stars there.
Royal Peewees broke into the win
column yesterday over Tiger Peewees
Daniels, Blackwell, Casheu and Col
Inns starred. For games call Lin.
coin 4.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Ellipse diamond at 5 O'Clock in
Aloysius Se,.ior riue. Phil Sykes or
Kills Goodman will c3CTv the mound
burden fcV Kauawhas The following
are ;'cuucSte,i ;o report IN uniform at
3:i5 pCicck: Lewis. Sykes, Leafsky,
Dsboslley. Eastsir. Tash. Abramson,
Knit. Stein. cha;len and Ershan.
Cherrydale will face Loudon A. c. on
Lyon Village diamond ;his afternoon
at o'clock. Manager Mickey John
son claims his Nirgiuians are shap-
ing into raidseason form
Mohawk 4. G. expects TO repeat its
previous victory over y. Il. & w.
Busmen this afternoon when these
teams meet in Dreadnaught Park,
Alexandria, at 3 o'clock.
One of the headline attractions in
local sandlot circles will be staged on
Friendship field this afternoon at 3
O'Clock between Chevy Chase and st.
Joseph's mines.
Pop Krcmb will meet his Liberty
A. c. charges at the District end of
Long Bridge at 1870 o'clock today to
leave for Alexandria, where Motor Co.
No nine will be met at o'clock.
NIty BOSt once nine VIII face a re.
vamped outfit at Arlington this af-
ternOOn at 3 o'clock when Arlington
Bearcats will serve as hosts.
Pop Dul;n's Crescent a. C. nine will
, engage Park View A. c. on Fairlawn
diamond No. this afternoon at 9
, o'clock.
Chevy Chase a. e. nine meets st.
Joseph's on Friends field, Wisconsin
avenue, this afternoon At o'clock.
Burrows or Claude will pitch for
Chevy Chase.
Russell Insects routed Blessed Sa.
cred Insects yesterday, IL to l. 1t
/ was the winners fourth straight.
Russells manager is receiving chal.
lenges at North 4567.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
.TlLDEN AND HUNTER
BEAT GERMAN PAIR
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May William 7. Til
den and Francis T. Hunter clinched
the championship today in the tennis
tournament between the United States
and Germany by winning the doubles
against DIR. Heinz Landmann and
Heinrich Kleinschroth. 6-3, 6--1, 4-6,
6--3 They did not have to extend
themselves in more than few games.
Both Tilden and Hunter won their
singles matches yesterday, thus Civ
ing America three matches out of
five thus far played.
Out of the ten sets played in the
three matches in two days the
Americans lost only one set, which
failed to satisfy the German adher-
ents, who had expected a stiffer bat
tie. In a practice match later How
ard Kinsey defeated the German
champion Froitzheim, GO, 7---5.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

~ Runs--Dennis, Schwarzmann,. Smith, ".
Travers l2).. Errors-smith Tarbutton,
Manternack, Mathews. Selectman (2l. Sar.
htDspns ravsrs sehEa1 Eam.
runs-zRiiey. Smith. Stolen bases--Wood-
A.. Phelps; Pullman. Riley l2l.. Dennis.
Trayers- MeMeniamen. Double 'Siayiia piays@Riiey
20 McMeniamen to Schwarxman. Left ON
balls--By Riley 2; by Woodfin. g. BY Wag:
Wra,jd, Tsr, 2 Hits-on Riley: . in q INNINGS, OF
q innings. Hit by pitcher--By Riley
ttJLochrIeIa STRUCK out---By. Riley. 90: by
Riley Losing pitcher-woodnn. .Um.
pire~-Mr. Entwisle. Time of game rs.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

Il - - IS<AlJ 14N1 MS N0OlnIul
opponent in the final round
A. l.. Houghton of the Manor
~ Club annexed the Spring in.
vitation gold tournament of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club yesterday, defeat ting Henry d.
Nicholson of the home club and 2
in the final round The victory was
the first scored by Houghton in a big
local tournament and also the first
time Nicholson has reached the final
round in a big time event. Houghton
was runner-up to Miller 3. STEVENSON
of Columbia in the Town and Coun-
try Club tourney last week. He de-
feated STEVENSON i'm the second round
of the Washington event.
Houghton won by greater steadi-
ness in a final match that was mark
cd by accurate wooden shots and
pair Of long puts holed by the win
ner. Houghton, n former public links
player, has been one of the outstand-
ing golfers about Washington for
7hree years.
Houghton advanced to the final
round by trouncing Il. 7. Harren of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club in the semi-fnal round, the same
margin by which he won the final.
Nicholson took the measure of Mark
Flanagan of North Fork, student at
Georgetown University, by 3 and ,,
in the semi-fnai round Nicholson
won the qualifying round in the Mid
die Atlantic Golf Association cham
pionship At Washington last year
with a 72
BotI, Overrun First Hole.
Both men were well off the first
tee in the final round, but overplayed
the first green, Houghton running 10
the edge of the woods, while Nichol-
sons ball found the trap at the back
Of the green Houghton won the hole
with a a. He lost his advantage at the
second hole, however, finding the trap
short of the green with his tee shot
while Nicholson was on the green
from the tee.
Nicholson put his second shot INTO
trap short of the green at the third
and lost the hole to Houghtons 5.
Houghton pushed his tee shot into
the woods at the right of the fourth
fairway, however, and the match was
again squared when Nicholson OBJ
tanned a par to for Houghton.
Houghton went into lead he never
relinquished at the fifth hole, where
both men were home in two shots,
with Nicholson taking three puts to
lose the hole. They halved the sixth
in par as. Houghton SINKING IL
footer after failing to reach the green
in 9.
Although Houghton's second shot
was to the right of the seventh green
he won tho hole with a par 4, sink
ing 6-fcot putt to become up.
They were both home in two shots
at the long eighth and naived the
role in as. The ninth also was split
in par 3s although Nicholson failed
10 get home on this one-shot hole
from the tee He laid a chip shot
up dead. however, to turn down to
TIE Atanorite.
Nicholson Gets a Birdie.
The Washing on youngster got one
If HIS two-hoId deficit back at the
,cnth, where he laid a high niblick
hot within 10 feet of the pin and
sank the put for a birdie 3, Houghton
getting pair 4. Both men were
trapned from the tee at the 174-yard
Evening star., 1927-05-08
GUANTIC0 MARINES
BEAT v. vi. l., 8 TO 3

LEXINGTON. Va, May THE
Quantico Marines today defeated the
v NJ I. nine, 80.
Loose fielding allowed the Marines
10 score consistently while their
heavy hitting helped pile up the
0tal
Levy hit homer i'll the sixth,
Evening star., 1927-05-08
AMERICAN SECURITY
NINE DEFEATS HIBBS

An eighth-inning rally. which netted
two runs after their opponents had
tied the count at 1-all in the first half
of the frame, enabled Hibbs & Co. nine
to win its opening game yesterday in
the Bankers League over American
Security, to /.
Mccarthy of the losers and Barrett.
triumphant moundsman, engaged in
pretty hurting duel. with the former
weakening momentarily in the eighth.
j. Clark and Miller, with a trio of
singles each, led the batsmen.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
WINS LEAGUE GAME

Manlanhan held Black and White
diamonders to seven hits yesterday
while the Southern Railway nine was
touching Downs and Mccall for II
hits and an 8-to4 victory, in Terminal
Y League.
Scrivener and Shelley led the win
ners with the stick. gathering three
bases in the third. Both teams errored
frequently.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
EASTERN HIGH NINE
BEATEN BY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May 7.-The
Navy Plebe nine, which up to today
has lost all Of it's contests, put UP a
great game this. afternoon against
Eastern High. winning by to 0.
The Navy yearlings put men on the
bases ins nearly every inning, but
scored only in the second,
Evening star., 1927-05-08
ALEXANDRIA PIRATES WIN

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May r.
Pirates easily defeated the Rosebuds
here today, 13 to 6.
After getting away to a bad start
Bennett took the hill for the winners
and was effective after the second
frame. Pollen and Calvin, with three
hits each, led at bat.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
HIGH WINS.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May t.
Alexandria High School defeated
Swavely Of Manassas, 10 to 0, here to-
day. Leon Riley struck out 20
Swavely batters, allowed only two
hits and clouted q home run with one
Evening star., 1927-05-08

sol11ao- Kunsr-H II nor Sager, KedmSn' Nlxon
son. H Richardson, Rector l2). Errors
sager. Taylor. Sorel scriyener. H. Richard
son. sneilings; Two-base hits-Nixon. Sager.
Snellings. Base on balls--of Manlanhan. 2 !:
off Downs L. Struck out--By Winegardner.
3; by Downs / by Mccall. 2: by Manlan.
han. II. Umpires-Mcssrs. Edwards and
Shoemaker,
Evening star., 1927-05-08
POLO rs POSTPONED.

Because Of wet grounds there was
no polo yesterday on the Potomac
Park oval. Weather and ground con.
ditions permitting, there will be tilt
Tuesday, starting at 1870 o'clock.