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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-14
Newark Workers School To Open.

Newark workers ScnOOi 10 open.
A class in fundamentals of Class
Struggle" will start at the Newark
branch of the Workers School to-
night at p. m. at the Slovak Home,
So West st. Robert Macdonald, di-
rector of the school, will be the in
structor. A weekly open forum and
several classes in English viii be or
ganized in the near future, he an
nounces. Those who wish to join the
school will be able to register at the
Russian revolution celebration Sun
day afternoon or Monday evening at
the Slovak Home.
"Silk Stockings" will be the topic
of meeting at the Civic Club, Is E.
10th st. Wednesday at $3.50 p. m. The
speakers will be Louis Francis Bu-
denz, editor of Labor Age; John w.
Edelman, of the Pennsylvania Fed
Grafton of Labor, and Gustave Geiges,
president of the American Federation
of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-14

Daily Worker Ball At Garden"
The DAILY WORKER and Freiheit
will hold a ball at Madison Square
Garden Dec. II.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-14
LABOR AND FRATERNAL
ORGANIZATIONS


Volunteers for 'Icor" BaZaar.
Volunteers are needed to assist at
the third annual "Icor" bazaar that
will be held at the 165th Infantry
Armory, Nov 90 to 26. The funds
raised will be used for Jewish coloni-
cation in the Soviet Union. The office
of "Icor" is at 112 East 18th St.,
where all volunteers should report.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-14

ffrH appearance since his return
from Ras5ia
will present revolutionary plan
for achieving that freedom.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
SEVENTH MAN NAMED
FOR u. S. RIFLE TEAM
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. April 3o.-Selection
of a seyen-man team TO represent the
United States in the international
free rifle matches in Rome May %
TO June was announced today by the
National Rife Association. The squad
will leave here for Italy on May 4
To shoot for the Argentine trophy
now held by Switzerland.
The team. chosen from "a picked
entries after exhaustive tryouts on
the Marine Corps rifle range at
Quantico, Va. April 20.22, Is made up
of r. NJ. Martin, l.. Neussleiu, R. F.
Seitzinger. w. l.. Bruce. r, ID. Coulter,
n. W Dodson and l.. Lach, who
ranked in that order in the pre-
liminary tests. The "a finalists were
chosen from field Of 324 riflemen,
who shot qualifying rounds on service,
National Guard and civilian ranges
throughout the country
Martin. lieutenant in the Regular
Army. who scored ,j62 points in the
three-day shoot at Quant.co: Sergt.
Coulter, Seitzinger ard Lach, all of
the Marines, are the service repre-
sentatives on the team, Two of the
three civilian members are eNperienc-
ed internationaliste, Nuesslein holding
the Olympic championship, while
Dodson was a member of the squad
that shot in Switzerland in the inter
national matches of 1925.
The coming matches are over a
30O.meter range. Each competitor
fires 80 shots standing. 20 kneeling
and 10 prone in each of the three days
Of competition.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
THREE MORE MARKS FALL
INDRAKE RELAY CARNIVAL

1n0-yard dast--won BY. Farley Missouri Z
Grady. Kansas. SECOND: Smith, Wisconsin
third: Eddineton. Missouri. fourth. Time
ie0.yard high hurdIes-won by Dunson
oklahoma. irwin, Ohio state. second;
Krause Nebraska. third, Doornbos. Kansas,
fourth. Tin1e. OILS
Running high iump-Csrle and Brunk.
NAV ee aot @ no5et ~ ise' sacnnd Mcnob
Monmouth, and, Geer, Doane College. tied for
shotnut---Won by Lyons. Illinois (47 feet
9 inchesl: Thornhill Kansas as feet .
,eseheS eeesnd Lewls tSd NorthSestern tern
Riscns tbrnw-wen by ThornhIl. kansas
9s55 seoad esTd Alpmm Mehrnn s sSGrle ssate
Normal (139.00l, third; Rasmus Ohio State
davelin thrnm-won by Rinohsrt Indiana
tl90s4l second Pilline Utah t190A),
Pole vauit-Bovles, Iowa: wirsig. Ne;
hraska nroegenuller, Northwestern. and
Glaseer Marquette, all tied for first place
H2D sten and nd taa9 t,gmpw9n b Nartn sdn
flinnis % ~ t4ta1 eecepd nsgd canlter Lonbard
.A4.1 ~. third Meislahn. Illinois 1884, =,
Hammer tlrnw-wen nv Gwynr, Univer-
sity If PENNSYLVANIA et1ss feet g inches
shively. Illinois. second - - ,feet inches,
inchesl: Nelson, Iowa, fourth ii42 feet
44N-NAfH fPiaNs DDt%FfsItfS~~~ W HI. NY
Iowa (Everinghan. Beatty, Baird. Cnhell
Kansas second, Missouri third, Drake,
fourth Time. OIL $40 tties Drake
recordt.
ssG.sard relay. coIleges--won by Kansas
State Teachers Pittsburgh, Kans. lkeithiy.
Fox. shay. TitusT: oklahoma Rantists, sec.
bard fourth, Time :2a 6-1q;
sSn-yard relay. universities.Wgn by Kansas
ton second; Illinois third; Indiana and Mis-
souri, tied for fourth. Time. rs h.l0,
0ne-uniIe relay, universstes--Wun bv
Iowa tReattv, Phelns Baird. Cuhell: Wis
Gonsin, second oklahoma .. al AgEios { third IN
Two-mlle run-,Won by shTek Mar
Maronettte third Hum Iowa fourth. Time,
Twn-miIe rclav. colIe-es-~won by Haskell
Roberts osff Manual, wa!kingl : Lombard.
second. Kanses state Teachers. Pittsburgh.
Kans.. third Knox. fourth. Time. 7;5a $40
tnaw Drake record former record OF
Four-n,ile relav. nniversities--Wo ny
Oregon AgHies Bell Kniftou sisson, Clay
t.,ni: Oklahoma second. Wisconsin. third;
illinois fourth Time 1900 $40
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Head Lauds Roller
Skating, But Coach Scores It

FarreIrs Idea Is outlined I'm q
statement on the bulletin board Of
the track teams training quarters.
ROLLER skating" he said, sis
about the worst form Of exercise a
track man can take part in. II
will shorten your stride, stiffen
your muscles and there is not one
thing to be said in its favor for
getting track men in shape.
~ am In hopes track men viii
not take part III This mOlIycOddIe
craze that has struck the campus:
leave this line of sport for chill
iron.Y
Evening star., 1927-05-01
GIANTS BEAT BRAVES
IN THRILLING FINISH
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April S0.--After being
overhauled by the Braves in the ninth.
the Giants came back in their half Of
the inning and scored two runs to win
out by to 7.
Home runs were made by George
Harper and Jack F'ournier
II was the sixth consecutive victory
for the New Workers. About 12,000
fans were present, including a thou
sand bluejackets from the fleet, who
were guests of the Giants.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WILSON'S HOME RUN
WINS FOR CUBS, 5-4

PITTSBURGH. April so Up)..-Haek
Wilson snatched victory from Pitts.
burgh today, when he drove In the
winning run with circuit clout In
the last inning, giving Chicago a
5-to-4 win.
IT was a nip-and.tuck battle from
the outset. with the Pirates leading
until the eighth, when the Cubs push
cd one run across after Webb hit a
home, tying the score
Then Pittsburgh punched hits to
tally again and take the lead. but not
for long, for Wilson's swat gave Chi
cago The edge
Evening star., 1927-05-01
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTEKNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto. IA: Jersey City FL.
Buffalo T-14 Reading, g..
Syracuse 3 Baltimore, 2.
Newark. 4; Rochester. ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Indianapolis. 3 Minneapolis. 4.
louisville 10 st. Paul q.
Columbus 1 Kansas City. 2.
Milwaukee, Toledo--Postponed. funeral OF
Borchert.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. ~ New Orleans g.
Atlanta 10 Little Rock, q
birmingham 8. Memnhis. 9.
Mobile. g. Nashville. =
TEXSS LEAGUE.
San Antonio IL Waco z.
wichita Fais 5 Dallas !
Houston 16 Beaumont, 9
Shreveport. 4 Fort Worth. 2
S0TTHEASTERN LEAGUE.
.Tacksonvile IL Savannah. o.
ALBANY 10: ST. Augustine 81
Montgomery. r; Columbus, 4.
Pensacola q Selma. n.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, H. Portland .
Missions Los Angeles. ?
san Francisco, 5 Hollywood. 4
Oakland Sacramento. =
Evening star., 1927-05-01
RED SOX LATE RALLY
DOWNS YANKEES, 81
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON. April st.-~The Boston
Red Sox staged a ninth inning rally
today, knocking Urban Shocker out
of the box and defeating the YAM
KEGS by 3 to ,.
With the bases filled and none out,
Pinch-hitter Rothrock doubled, scof-
ing two runners to even the count,
Moore succeeded Shocker and after
retiring two batters and the bases
loaded again, he walked Haney, fore
inp in the winning min
Evening star., 1927-05-01
RECORD FOR POLE VAULT
SMASHED BY SCH00LB0Y

KOKOMO. Ind. April 80 LP).--Tom-
NV Warne. Kokomo High School ath-
lete, exceeded the world high school
pole vault record here today. crossing
the bar at IL feet 914 inches.
The previous mark, established In
1916. was u feet inches. An effort
will be made to have the mark credit
cd as a world standard, it was an
nnunced
Evening star., 1927-05-01
PETTY, BACK AFTER
ILLNESS, WINS GAME

BROOKLYN. y. y, April 30 tAp9.--
Jess Petty. out for the last two weeks
with an attack of appendicitis. twirled
the Robins to 2-to-t victory over
the Phillies here today
Petty had shut ont the Phillies uu
to the ninth when Fred Leach hit a
home run.
The triumph gave Brooklyn two out
Of three in the series. Hendrick poled
ont q homer In the fnnrth
Evening star., 1927-05-01
COLLEGE BASE BALL.
MaryIand, 8; Virginla MiIitary Insti

Maryland, 3; Virginia Military lnsti-
tute. 0.
Yale, 3; Penn, 2.
Harvard. s: Amherst, 0.
Army, 8; Columbia, 4.
Syracuse, 10; Michigan, 2
Navy, 1G: Swarthmorc, 2.
Illinois. 3; Wisconsin,. 2
Ohio Wesleyan, ?; Ohio University, o.
Cincinnati IT,. II; 0gleiborpe, 9.
Minnesota, 81: Ohio State, 1.6.
Cornell, 5; Dartmouth, /.
Lafayette, 3; Rutgers,
F0rdbam, 3; New York IT,. 4.
Metre Dame, 1913: West Virginia, 90.
Georgia, 8; Georgia Tech, I.
st. Xavier, ell; Lincoln Msmn.
rial. o..
Brown. 4; Holy Cross. 1.
Chicago, 6: Indiana, ).
Northwestern, 5; Indiana, /.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
TEX RICHARD is SUED.

NEW YORK, April 80 LE).z,An in.
junction suit to restrain TEX" Rick
ard. manager Of Madison Square Gar.
den: Frank II. Coultry and i. Edward
White from permitting any one 10
broadcast boxing contests from the
Garden, has been filed by julius Hopp,
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Totals. 3s 14494 Is Totals.

sRan for Fotrner in eighth
3Ratted for Hcarn IN eighth.
tone out when wtnning run was scored.
Harper out hit by Farrells batted bah in
first.
Ee,s Ressog g a.. 3 Z 8 ! ]. /" 9 : IS IS
Runs Richbourg. Rancnoft Welsh High
r tese Roush (2l Terry Harper Grimes.
Frrors-Moore (2l. Brown Hornsby. Two
base hitS--Brown. Burrus Three base hit
High Home runa--Harper Fourner. stolen
bases--Roush Harper dces-find-
strom Brown. Terry Double play~-Hearn.
Bancroft and Fournier. Lett on bases--Nep..
York 10. Boston. B. Bases on halls---Off
Cenewich off Grimes T. of Hearn
Oh Bentley .; off Renton, :. Struck out
BY Genewich. J., Hlts-0G Genewich Z in
4 = innings: off Grimes 2 in innings.
off Hearu. 3 in 3 2.3 innings: off BENTLEY. @
in ] inning off Benton. . IN innings off
Green field = in ! inning, Winning pitcher
Cireenfied Losing ptcher-Bcnt I'm
niree-~Messrs Jorda. Rigler and Pfirman.
Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

New York, 0to o 0 o t--2
Boston. ,....4,,... q y 9 0 Q 3--3
Runs-Metsel ~. FIagstead Roliues
Rothrock Errors---koenig. Wanninger (2i
base---Combs. Sacr1lices--Shocker t2).
Combs Lazzeri, Todt, Double plays
Shocker TO Koenig TO Gehrig. Haney tn Re-
gan to Todt l2l, Regan 10 Wanninger To
TOdt Left on bases--New York. s Boston.
=. Base on balis--OH Shocker. off Moore
.. of Wiitse, 2, Struck out--By Shocker.
j.; ny Moore. L: by Wiltse, 2 Hits--Off
Shocker, \ in s inninge lnone ont in ninth
inning off Moore, none in FL inning. Wild
pitch-~-Shocker Losing pitcher-~Shocker
Tmpires--MessFs. MCGOWAN and Evans, Time
of game hours,
Evening star., 1927-05-01

RUns-FlcInleh. Ford ID, IFltle UoHthLl-
Thevenow (93. Haines Errors-~Christen.
sen Allen l., Bell Thevenow. Two-hase hits
Haley. Ford, Southworth. Pieinich,
Douthit. Stolen base Dresser Sacrifices
Bell Douthit. Frisch Christensen. Double
piays-Dressen to Crtz 20 Kelly. Left nn
bases--C Cincinnati, z: st. Louis. 3. Bases
baIls--Off Rixey Z off MAY off Hanes.
/. Struck out--By Rixey. & by Hanes. >.
Hits--Oh Rixey, in n innings: off May.
2 IN 28 inning tnone out in eighth off G..
Mays. ! iu ! inning. Passed balls--O Farrell.
Plcnieh. Losing piteher-May. Umpires--
Messfs. KLEIN. Wilson and Mclaughlin. Time
of game hours and | minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CLEVELAND RECRUIT
HURLER BEATS TIGERS
By the Associated Pres.

by the AssOclated Pfess.
DETROIT, April 3O.-Hudlin. Cleve.
the pinches today and hurled his team
to a s to 2 victory over Detroit in the
third game of the series.
Wells started we'll for Detroit, but
lost control in the third.
The slugging Fothergill raped out
four hits in four times to the plate,
one of the blows double.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CHISOX SCORE FIFTH
SUCCESSIVE VICTORY
BY the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April S0-Chicago ran
its winning streak to five straight
today when Ted Blankenship let st,
Louis down with four scattered hits
while Chicago hit opportunely TO shut
out the visitors TO O..
Blankenship's double sent the first
run home for Chicago, while the other
was counted 9R Falk's double and
,.,.nfttr rinclA
Evening star., 1927-05-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS REsUL'

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
brooklyn, 2: Philadelphia. l..
New York. 81 Boston. I.
Chicago. 3 Pittsburgh, 4.
1T. Lonis, S---3. Cincinnati. 80.
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW,
Pittsburgh at Chicago. Cincinnati at Chicago.
Cincinnati al st. l.. Brooklyn ut y. \.
n. u. at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
NAVY NETMEN AHEAD.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 30.-Navy
tennis players won in straiS... sets
from Swarthmore here today, taking
six strings of singles. Owing to rain
the doubles were not completed.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Totals s6 1e c7ls Totals. 50 10 a7I1
sBafted for Shea in seventh
fBaited for DOVE in eighth.

Detroit -. -. 0 0 0 0 o.
Runs--spmrgeon, Burns L. seWell (o1.
Lutzke. Hudin Manush Warner. Errors--
Tavener. Fothergilt. Shea. Wells Two base
hits-Burns, Lutzle. Jameson Fothefgill
Three-b hits--L. Sewell. Tavener Stolen
haee--Burns. Sacrifces-Hudlin Eichrodt
Summa, Heilmann. Double play--Lutzke to
Burns. Left on bases-Cleveland -: De-
trptt. 10. Bases on balls--Off Hudlin 2
off Wells. L. Struck out--By Hudln :
Wells. 3 by Doyle; L.. Hits--on Wells. in
z innings. on Doyle. in / off Walkup
IN 1. Hit bv nitcher-Bv Hudin Mr-
Manns) Losing pitcher~Wells. umpires--
Messrs. Conneiy Rowland and Geisel. Time
of game hours and Ii minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CARDINALS AND REDS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

ST. LOUIS, April 80 tA> The St.
Louis Cardinals split a double-header
here today with the Cincinnati Reds,
taking the first. to 4, and dropping
the second. s to 2, despite two home
runs by Frisch.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
HOPKINS HAS RUNAWAY.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 80. This
Johns Hopkins lacrosse team set a
seasons scoring record by trounciug
Swarthmare at Homewood today. Is
10 /. The locals had tailed before
the first half was over.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

BY tho Associated Press,
A nm ARBOR, Mich, April 30.
~ President Clarence Cook
II Little and Sfeve Farrell,
4 \ track coach of the Univer-
sity of Michigan. differ
sharply on the valme of roller skat
ing, at least as ii applies to student
bodies and track teams.
Roller skating has become tre-
inendOusly popular on the campus
during the last few weeks. Presi-
dent Little says the skates have
given members Of the student body
greatly needed exercise. Coach
Evening star., 1927-05-01
% So Today Geogeo F1os Score Penn Relay Me-
RELAY TITLE WINNERS
THIS YEAR-AND LAST

PHILADELPHIA, April 30 OPl.-
Major college championship relay
teams, crowned in the two-day
Pennsylvania Relay Carnival, COM
pared with 1926 winners:
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Hammer Event to Gwynn,

Gwynn of the University of Pitts
hurgh, one of the few Eastern in
vaders to battle the Westerners
swung the hammer 155 feet inches
TO fake first place. Gwynn's perform
ance was outstanding, considering the
fact that Ire is mite. weighing only
155 pounds, compared To huge bulk
Of his Western competitors. Bernie
Shively, Illinois all-American foot
ball guard, demonstrated he still holds
some of his gridiron might by a heaVe
of t45 feet inches to win second
place.
Buster" Shimek of Marquette ran
a thrilling race 10 capture the two.
mile grind, nosing Frazier of Kansas
out at the finish in 1881 clio. Shimek
uncorked sensational burst Of speed
breezng In with Il lead of Is yards.
The race never bad been run in the
Drake games before and Shimek' s
performance win stand as an estab.
iished record.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

'Batted for Carlson in the Sth inning.
IBaited for Decatnr IN the 9th innine

iBatted for Decatur in the 9th inning.
BroOklyn 80. Q 1 o O x-3
Rups--Leach. statz. Heudrick Two-hass
hits-Nixun. Herman. Statz. Home runs
Hendfick, Leach. Sacrl1ces=pefty. Part.
ridge. Double play-~wilsOn sand and
WFightstone. Left on bases-p latielnhia
=: Brooklyn. 2. Bases on bailS-0n PETTY
?, Struck .out--By Petty. by Carlson. a.
Hits-Oh Carlson. in innings of De-
catur, none in I inning. Losing pitcher
Carlson. Umpires--Messrs Reartion O'Day
and Mccormick. Time of game-1 hour and
80 minutes
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Totals. oa 24t3 Totals 40 s 81 IL
'Batted for Meiillo in the ninSh.
4Batted for 0NeiH IN the eighth.

ST. Louis ..0 q Q 0--0
Chicago ........0 0 O 1 / x--2
Runs-Fall. Ward Two-base hits-Mc-
Curdy. Melilo Blankenship. Falk Sacri-
fice-Blankenship. Double play---Gerber to
Melilo TO Ssler Hunuefeld to Ward to
Sheelv. Left on bases--St. Louis. 4: Chi
caso;. Bases, on balls-Of RlanSenship.
ship. z; by Stewart / by CASTOR. i Hits
of Stewart in innings: off CASTOR. .
N | inning. Losing plteher--Stewsrt. I'm;
NaIlin Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Cincinnati. ..s. q 4 q q o Ia
ST Louis. ...,... 2 o O 2 0 ? is
Runs--walker. Kelly -t2). Allen l2l,
Bottomiey t3l l.. Bell. Theyenow. Errors
--Iitzman, l.. Bell snyder, H. Bell, Two
has base hits--L. Bell ~. Allen, Ford. Lucas'
Frisch (2l Kelly Stolen bases--Allen a.,
Dresser. Sacrifiees--Critz. Allen and Ford.
Double plays--Hafev and Snyder: ReimhaFt.
Theyenow and Botiomley; Donehoe. Ford
and Kelly. Left on hases-cineinbati s. 81.
Louis 4 Bases on baiis--On Lucas. of
II. Bell B.; " Reinharf, , struck out---By
Iucas hsPH Bell T. Htts--OH Lucas. Q in
Donohue 4 in Il innipgs. off Renhart. 3
IN innings Winning nifchrf--lsucas. Los.
ing pifcller--H Bell Umpires-M MessrS Will
son McLanghiin and klena. Time OF game
- hours and . minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Totals. a4l2 ~ Ia Totals -

sRatted for English in seventh.
TBstted for Osborne in seventh.
1Batted for Brillheart IN eighth.
SBated Tor Rhyme in eighth,
sRau for Harris IN eighth.
Batted for Aldridge IN ninth.
cshiravo q q o O O = %
pitts6nrgh - . o o / o.
Runs--Adams (2). Webb. wilson Grimm
Granfham j.. waner. Cuyler. Wright Err
rorx--R0y Cuyler. TwO-base bits--tfran-
thare Stephenson. Home runs--Web1.
wilson. stolen hases--Wilson Cuyler. sac-
rifees-Adams n Trsynor Beck Webb. Dou-
HE plave-- English, Adams to Grimm ;
Wright Rhyme to Grsnthsm. Left on bases
-Chicago, II; Pittsburgh. 10 Bases on on
Morrison. I OF Roy. /. Struck out--By
1ldrdge. 3 by Osborne ! Hits--oh Os-
borne N 6 innings off Roy. IN M
niugs. off Morrison 3 in ] inning, off Brill
heart none in ] inning. OF Aldrldge, = IN
innings winning nitcher-Roy Losing
l,1ifchpr-Morrtson. Umpires--Messr Hart
ami Moran. Time Of game hours and
fniuutFs.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
COLLEGE TRACK.

Army, s425; Virginia. 81
William and Mary, 8lt2; Wake For.
est. I4i2
Y. NJ. l., 1874; Hampden Sidney,
AZ.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Rr the Asaociated Press.


DES MONIES, Iowa. April &c.
Three additional records went into the
discard and another was equaled as
2So0 athletes completed their per
fornlances in the finals of the Drake
relay carnival today.
In the fwo-day competition 10 new
records for the Drake games were es-
tahlished The battle for supremacy
and records drew athletic stars from
269 universities, colleges and high
schools in II States.
Todays record making involved two
prep school marks and one for col
1eges The famous Haskell Indian
quartet raced to n sensational VIC
tory In the emile college event in
7:5g $40, eclipsing the former mark
years ago. Roberts, Osif. Manuel and
Walking formed today's record com
binaton
The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, High
School haf-mile relay team clipped a
tenth Of Il second from the SS0.yard
record by negotiating the distance in
l:32 7-f0 to eclipse the former mark
established by Northeast High of Kan
sas City. Mo. in 1925
Another combination from Clarinda.
Iowa. hung mp a record of As $40 for
the 440.yard relay
The University Of Iowa and Iowa
State College, generally known as
Amos, carried off the major share Of
the relays. Iowa defeated Kansas in
the university quarter mile. Cuhel an
chor runner of the Hawkeye quartet,
beat Grady to the tape by scant yard
with Missouri in third place. Iowa
covered the distance In fl S.10 which
tied the relay record established by
Kansas in yesterdays trials
The HaWkeyes also won the mile
event, while Ames took tile two1mile.
Kansas was winner of the half and
Oregon State captured the four.mile.
One of the stellar performances of the
day was the victory of Iowa in the
mile, The Hawkeyes were pressed
all the WAY. Cuhel, the anchor man
for Iowa, ran q heady race, sneaking
through a hole on the pole to get into
the clear.
The Oregon Aggles, with Bell. Knit
ton, Sisson and Clayton as the win
ming combination, ran the Furnishing
fourmile relay in 1903.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
COLLEGE TENNIS.

Maryland, 2; Delaware, 1.
Davidson, 5: Cornell, /.
Navy, s; Swartlnflare, 0.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
YANKS COME TOMORROW
FOR FOUR-CAME SERIES
Iisenbee May Face Carrigans This Afternoon--Na-
tionaIs Not Discouraged by Poor Showing 10
Date-Trip West to Settle Fate.

ing the Summer. Four games already
have gone into the discard temporari-
" and the season not three weeks old.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
COLLEGE LACROSSE.

Syracuse. 10: Maryland, 3.
.IoIrls Hopkins, Is; Swarthmore, !.
LHirondelIe. Z; Virginia, o.
Army, 4; Hobart. |.
Navy, Z; Randolph-Macon, i.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington Philadelphia (rainD.
Boston, 3; New York. 2,
Cleyeland. 81; Detroit, 2.
Chicago. =: st. Louis. o.
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Wash'tOn. \. y. at Washington.
IT. Louis at Chicago. Chicago at Detroit,
Cley eland Mt Detroit. Cleveland at st. L.
Phiia. at New York. Boston at Phila.
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Totals 81 10 26a14 Totals. 81 8 ~ IA
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Ran for JACOBSON in ninth inning
tBatted for Regain in ninth inning.
Score nv innings.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals SO l3 2Sl4 Totals rs IL ~ 10
'Batted for H Bell in seventh inning.
fBatted for Snyder in eighth inning.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. 30 10 "a = Totals 20 s ~ 10
Cincinnati. Q o , 0 : Oil
St. Louis. ........ O q . Ks
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by tho Associated Press.
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SYRACUSE TAKES
MILE TITLE EVENT
AdeIman and Hines Nosed
Out in the Shotput and
JaVeIin. Respectively.
.pecial Dispatch 10 The star.

/ PHILADELPHIA. April go
Georgetown University's fresh
man mile relay team was the
only team from the Hilltop in
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BY JOgIN n. KELLER.

April go
Clark Griffith's crowd Of base
ballers had no chance TO drop
/ another game here this after
noon. The weather man saw to
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Absence Of Tate Hurts.

AI Crowder has an idea that his
pitching luck viii change for the bet
Ter soon. During his Philadelphia stay
he adopted black cat that strayed
into the hotel where the club puts
in. Al took good care Of the feline.
ru%ing liver for it daily And, though
ne IS not superstitious. Al feels some
victories are sproutins in his salary
wing.
At the rate postponement are nil.
ln.- up now the NATIONALS VIII have
TO DO a deal Of overtime work dur.
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sRan for Fournier in eighth
1Ratted for fIearn in eighth.