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Evening star., 1927-05-22

M HIGH SCHOOLS fair ath-
letes scored q sweeping vic
1 L tory in the annual inter
junior high school track
and field meet held yesterday on the
Reservoir field. They placed first and
second in the dash, won their base
ball. dodge and voliey ball games and
came second in the relay race.
Ernestine Loeffler of Macfarland ac-
complishcd the supreme feat of the
meet when she crossed the tape in
the dash event in seconds, equaling
the word record for women for so
yards Miss Loeffler is 13 years old
and can outrun most of the boys at
her school.
Macfarland totaled Al points to win
the meet Hine came in second with
% tallies; Columbia was third with 20;
Langley earned Is; Powell, 10, and
jefferson, 0.
The fair athletes of the Jefferson
have little opportunity to practice for
outdoor athletic events, lacking any
sort Of a field in the vicinity of their
school. However, they gave Powell
a battle royal in the base ball game.
leading in the early innings and tying
the count at 80 in the last session. A
timely hit in the dying minutes of the
game gave TOWeH LNO cuItltiodi dAio'
which spelled victory.
A spectacular triple play featured
the Macfarand-Columb base ball
game. Columbia, the losing team,
was in the field. A high fly was hit,
caught at first and sent home to tag
the runner on the point of crossing
the plate.
50.yard dash--won by Ernestine Loefiler
(Macfarlandl second. Marian quinn Mac
farland) third. lone Holman 'Aine'' llille
Relay-won by Langley. team comp9sed
2ouise q nn" snyder. Sae e'iH Ran mullen ElsaHor
Waite Buth Adams Ian eatb G~ynedeE yand eElzabet Mi
WagIand TaIfgs rtote Second Macfariand third. Hne
i'Tss Base l6SaHil-Hine defeated jefferson. Is
Mayhew. r. Martin. NJ. shorb. 3. Rodier
NJ. Haley. L. Adkins. l.. Evans. r. Smith,
T. M9a'cGissriIand a defeated Columbia a to 8;
MacfarIand nine Virginia Miller, WlniIreo
E Berbey 61er Hnay Br%ty b G HSFafs %so
RI; Marie Cook, CT; BESSIE Buchanan ;n;tn ssdl If;
wood and Helen Schwartz. .,
Powell defeated Langley. 1 to 0. Powell
sS'f'l Sns. Eli2abeth Beai. Emile, Barron: Mary
Paner0. Eva KIaben. Rose Simon. Kathryn
schroyer. Gertrude Beckwith and Theresa
DODGE ball---Macfarlan defeated Lang
ley to III Malprnd Maa2n tssb tssn adys AsGss
PTitchard Anna TaIbert Catherqe, e,oC Church,
nard. Hlanche Haislup Rose Zanon. Virginia
Berry Virginia Rohey Be- Beqiah alan Coaxlfy Lois
Hine defeated Powell. 30 to IT,. Hine
team; N: I, Tqtten: CAPTAIN: H. n Kettler. tts
Ion. A. Lusby, H. SouthalI NJ. Higgs. NJ.
Hayden A. Gstes ard IeiteSlan Murphy 70 -
Columbia team Greta Lorenherg. captain:
lille Zimmerman,, GLADYS Miles, Annie
Volley baIl--Columba defeated Powell.
2 to l. Columbia team: Angelina Smith,
naptain: Elsie Blankenship. Thelma Stamper.
Virginia Rusk, .Rena Fainer. Audrey Cos
tello. Amy Verehoff, Buelah Howell. Marie
Salyers Katherine Commack. Lucille Boyd,
Aleen Waybright Jennie Cokinos and Isa-
belle Elms.
Langley defeated jefferson. 2-1. Langley
team Mildred Drach. captain; Angelina
BOccabelloa Airline Revercomb, Barbara
Healy. Lily Sylvester. Helen d D'Andelet. Anna
Martin. Elizabeth Bessman. Janet Hauser.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
DEFEATS HUFTY, ANOTHER
CAPITAL PLAYER, in FINAL
Scores, 4 and g. After Having Defeated Standifer
By Same Count in Semi-fnal, While Rival Has
To Go 20 Holes to Down Corkran.

two holes in par in the final round,
but Voight drove the third green and
won with a to Hufty's 5.
Voight laid Hufty a stymie to win
the fourth and they halved the fifth
in SIS, both taking three puts. Hufty
took three puts again at the sixth to
lose to Voigt's par 4. but the Con-
gressional lad came back with a birdie
1 at the long seventh to win.
Hufty's second shot at the eighth
was trapped and Ire lost the hole to
Voight's par 4. The Congressional lad
took three puts again at the short
ninth TO lose the hole and turn down.
Hufty's second shot to the tenth
was trapped and he lost the hole to
become down. He played a great
shot from a bunker at the short
eleventh, almost holing it to win the
hole. Voigt played a great shot at
the twelfth, putting his second within
inches Of the hole to win with
birdie 3.
The Bannockburn star made his
first mistake of the round at the
thirteenth, blowing two-footer for
a half. They split the fourteenth in
par SIS and the end came on the long
fifteenth, which they halved in par S,
although Hufty's bid for hit the
cup and refused to drop.
Tho "a rdS folloIy.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
INDIAN SPRING LIST
WILL CLOSE TODAY

The annual invitation tournament at
Indian Spring Club will begin We'd
nesday TO continue through Saturday.
Entries must he filed at the clubhouse
by o'clock tonight. A tournament
banquet will be held at the clubhouse
Friday night.
Wednesday and Thursday will be
devoted to qualifying and the next
two days to match play.
During the tournament the course
will be closed to all except those COM
peting in the event. Percy Hoover,
chairman OF the golf committee, re-
ports the course in excellent shape
and announces that all the permanent
green's will be available for the tourna-
ment. No. hole, rebuilt this Winter,
will be used for the first time.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
oigt Baltimore World Record Tied by Girl Meet Here
OUADRANGULAR MEET
IS TAKEN BY HOPKINS

Johns Hopkins. scoring sc points
handily won a quadrangular track
meet yesterday in the stadium at
Catholic University over George
Washington. that counted 4012 !;
Catholic University that totalled 3012.
and Gallaudet, that got 3.
Summaries:
10oYARD DAsH-Won by Pindell, J. H.;
44o,YARD DAsH-won by Baker. G. W:
ons Nile H3wsI RNTpn tSirG Gy fwnp saSei5s Il III j.
'09En Two SifGs'f R3Swcn mlRs Fy avinn. WIN
sc,,a. fsccord. SSchcbel ! H third p9mer z G. W;
i0:'h sGYARb YhA1'f"a1 low S v" HuRbfEWon nspf 4o bv
Scheidt j.. H.: second, Vivell, J. H; third
Gfrth. GGrn} C. U.; fourth Brown. j. II. Time
sso-YARD RUN--won by Wheeler. J. H:
second, Baker. G. W.; third, Zcppy. J. H.
:, $ao.YARD DAsH-won, by, champac. C.
useeE91 t@aS SeYsrnncf h T. Hi Tms thsa $64 Murphy
SHoTPUT--Won by Popnam. G., W: sec
3nd 4nds,h Hove e:: C. y third u. .Wndland, G; ";
onIr mQLE vAYLTaEirst aad JGs.5, place tie between
'ei Drstns M} HfFfat 4HRownwse' II feet BY Har.zor
"; fourth. Wrightson, J. RI. Distance, l20
end alfH Hal IoGpW01 y 'hEdo Rg osGf snvin Il e
fourth, tic between Coulter &c. u and
AoR2S Il raadMsWon HSshs feet Sg @aer qGess
W: second. Neal J. H.. third. Howe. c. u:
fourth. Gallcger g. Distance, l76 feet 4
RTNNING BROAD JUMP-won by vivel
y 5ffG9nd foTrsb Gsrth fhtt C. VI thrG SULTAN
Evening star., 1927-05-22
by w. r. McCALLUM.

~ ALTIMORE, May 2l.-George
]. Voight .of Bannockburn car.
n ried his 1927 golflng cham.
pionship campaign into Mary
land today and annexed the
fifteenth annual, tournament or the
Baltimore Country Club, winning the
final round from Page Hufty OF the
Congressional Country Club, ana s.
Voight won without being pushed
against Hufty, who had gone over the
peak of fine golf he showed to win IN
the semi.final from B. Warren Cork
ran, the home clab ace, in 70 holes.
From the time the Bannockpurn
star annexed the third hole and added
the fourth to his winning column
there was no doubt as to the victor.
The only question was the margin, for
Weight displayed the same accurate
game that has marked his campaign
during the past Winter and Spring,
and found HuftE unable to keep ms
touch on the pkltting green. Hu1ty
lacked accuracy Through the 1alrWay,
although his game at times showed
the brilliance that characterized ms
exhibition against Corkran in the
semi final.
Voight won his way to the final by
defeating Guy NJ. Standifer of Column
Dia, 4 and 3.
Five Up at Turn.
The Bannockburn star, who has
won every important tournament
around Washington and Baltimore,
and ia the present holder of four sec.
tional titles, was out in 81 and was
up on the erriIrg Hufty, who had
missed two short puts and had oeeh
unable to keep his tee shots In the
straight and narrow path with the
regularity of Voight.
Huftv won but two holes, the
eleventh and thirteenth, the former
where yoight failed to get an eX-
plosion spot from a bunker close to
the hole. and the thirteenth, where
Voight missed a, 2-foot putt, his only
real mistake of the round.
Standifer held Voight on level terms
through the first nine holes in the
semi-final and then proceeded to lose
four holes in a row to the steady
Bannockburn stsr.
Hufty was uD most of the way
against Corkran. but lost the thir'
teenth to be square and dropped the
fourteenth and fifteenth to be down
and 3 to go. From this point through
the eighteenth, Mufty displayed cour-
age and skill which even the veteran
Corkran could nDt meet. A tee shot
at the sixteenth very nearly went out
of bounds, but hi dropped high r b.
lick shot within 3 feet of the pin and
holed the putt fdr birdie 3 to win.
Makes Great Shot.
After Corkran had pushed his tee
shot to the rough at the seventeenth,
Hufty laid a high mashie shot within
inches Of the h@le to win again and
square the match. The Congressional
lad hooked his tee shot back of tree
at the eighteentE and debated for min
utes whether or: not to play over the
tree. Finally he: elected to run up the
bank of the elevated eighteenth green
and placed SO fine shot his putt for
a was within 10 feet. Corkran was
on in and Hufty's putt for his third
successive birdie failed to drop. They
halved the hole in par As. They also
halved the ninateenth and Corkran
stynnied himself on the twentieth to
lose the hole to: Hufty's 6.
Hufty and Wight halved the first
Evening star., 1927-05-22
SOUTH AFRICA, BELGIUM
SCORE IN CUP TENNIS

MONTREUX, Switzerland, May 81
Pt.-South Africa today eliminated
Switzerland from the Davis Cup
tournament of 1927 in their second
round play in the Davis Cup elimina-
tions tournament.
The South Africans, who captured
the first two singles matches yes
terday, took the doubles in straight
sets today, P. ID. B. Spence and A.
Raymond. defeating the Swiss pair,
G. +. Aeschlimann and Ferrier, 6-2,
81, Cd.
BRUSSELS, May q R.-Poland
was eliminated from the Davis Cup
competition by Belgium today, the
Belgians adding the doubles this
afternoon to their two singles vic
tories of yesterday.
Washer and Botsford of Belgium
defeated Kleinadel and Stolaro of
Poland. S--6. 81. 6-1.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
CARDINALS WILL PRESENT
POWERFUL JUNIOR TEAM

will be manager Cinotti's pitching
selection for the Joes.
Despite series of injuries which
have left the club weakened in places,
Addison A. C. is hopeful OF winning
over Maryland A. G. when they meet
this afternoon on Maryland Park dia.
mond at 3 o'clock. Manager Ingram
has bolstered his team with new play
erS.
Moose Seniors are booked to meet
Petworth Wonders this morning at II
o'clock at Fifth and l. streets south.
east.
Terminal Icemen hope to continue
their winning streak when Auth Sen
iors are met on West Ellipse diamond
this afternoon at l o'clock.
Brayantown, Md, is the destination
of the Red Sox nine today. A team
representing that town will be played
at 3 o'clock.
Freer A. c. has stepped into senior
ranks and has given a good account
Of itself to date. Manager O'Brien,
at Franklin 6865, is booking games for
the Freers, who have a diamond.
Black Sox will trust Briscoe, rookie
hurler, with the assignment in the
opener of a double bill with Baltimore
Giants this afternoon at Union League
Park. Play will start at 2:30 o'clock.
Waveriy Juniors are scheduled to
play Jewish Community Center Jun
iors on No. 10 Monument diamond
today at II o'clock and Dixie Pigs Oh
the same field at o'clock.
AnacOstia Eagle Juniors will enter
tain Alexandria Pirate Juniors on
Fairlawn diamond No. 3 at 3 O'Clock.
Burns Insects took both ends of
double-header from Hammonds and
Cabin Johns yesterday, 19 to and
9 to 8, respectively. For games call
Manager Balenger at West 1921.
Cranda!l Midgets and Brookland
Boys Club have been prepping for
their annual clash this afternoon at
o'clock on the Brookland field.
Saks and Aurora Midgets are card
ed to meet this morning at IL o'clock
on East Ellipse diamond. Saks pre-
viously defeated the Auroras. Saks
players report on the field at 1890
o'clock.
Arlington Bearcats will battle the
Shamrocks at Arlington this after.
noon at o'clock.
All Georgetown Senior players will
report at Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue today at 1890 o'clock
to go to Del Ray, Va, where Seratta
A. G. nine will be met at o'clock.
Kennedy Juniors will meet today at
Georgia avenue and Ingraham streets
at l o'clock to go to Alexandria to
play Junior Citizens nine.
Stanford Midgets have booked with
Rommel Midgets for game on the
Monument grounds this morning at 9
o'clock.
Pop Dulin's Crescent A. c. players
are to meet Capt. Price at Sixteenth
street and Columbia road today at
1870 o'clock to go to Boiling Field,
where St. Marys of Alexandria will
be met at o'clock.
Boiling Field airmen defeated Ia.
koma Tigers yesterday, IA to 2. Ell
liott A. c. and Takoma A. c. will
furnish opposition in double bill for
the birdmen this afternoon.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
Nicholson Wins Handicap.
BA6E RUTH AND YANKS
PLAY HERE TOMORROW

TOmorrow's tilt with the slugging
Yankees, headed by Babe Ruth and
Lou Gehrig will be the only op.
portunity afforded for capital fans
bali this week, but they promise
to turn out In droves for this treat.
The Griffs will not be idle there
after until they meet the Hugmen
I'm New York the latter part of the
week, however. as they have an
exhibition game scheduled with the
Orioles at Baltimore Tuesday, and
the following day will stop off in
Newark for practice tilt with
the international League club Of
that town.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
GEORGETOWN LOSES
TO HOLY CROSS, 2-9

WORCESTER. Mass, May 21.-
Holy Cross took a 9-to-2 win from
Georgetown here today, making it the
second win of the season over the Blue
and Gray.
Savage nicked Birch for home run
drive in the first frame when he hit
one to deep center.
The fifth was the waterloo for Birch
when the Holy Cross attack opened
up and scored eight runs on seven
hits and an error.
Up to this inning it was a real ball
game.
Georgetown scored it's first run in
the seventh when Nork opened with
three-base hit and registered as Tier
ney grounded out
In the ninth O'Neil got a single,
stole second and third. and registered
ON DOnaYan'S prOundar
Evening star., 1927-05-22
ARTILLERY P0LOISTS
SHUT OUT WAR REDS

Poloists of the 10th Field Artillery
vanquished War Reds. 4 to 0. and
then lost to War Whites, to 6, in
q round robin yesterday on the Po-
tOmac Park oval.
Representing the Artillerymen were
Lieut.. Pence, Lieut.. Van Wyk, Lieut.
Palmer and Capt. Savage. War Reds
players were Maj. Thomas, Gen. Par
ker, Maj. Baird, Capt. Morris. Capt.
woodward, Maj. Parker. Capt. Hough-
ton, Col. Marsetts and Maj. Walsh
held forth for War Whites.
Maj. Parker was high scorer of the
afternoon with 3 goals. Capt Sharpe
was next with 4, and Col. Margetts
and Maj. Walsh each registered .
Evening star., 1927-05-22
5O.YARD FEAT PERFORMED
BY ERNESTINE LOEFFLER
She Does Distance i'm Seconds as Macfarland,
Her Team, Carries Off First Honors'in
Junior Inier-High Games.

Edith Mills. Helen Robbins. Ellen de Bet
,encourt. Rosalie Camalier and Loyette
frathem.
Macfarland defeated Hine 20. Hattir
McIlwee. captain: Nellie Sinclair. Lois
Buehler. Loretta Burke. Freda Greenberg,
Alethea Eichot2. Gertrude Nubeck, Emma
cast. Dorothy Desllin. Barbara Budd. Eliza
?eih Joyce. Catherine DOOns. Subs. Myrtle
Alderton. Elizabeth Scroggs. Bertha SchutZ.
Mary Kunna. Gertrude Kluge and Marjorie
IriCgs.
Meet 0fficals-Base ball umDire. Mr..
Carey of Columbia: base umpire. Mr. Walter
II Columbia: assistants. Mr.. Donovan of
Ma"faridnd Mr.. AZt of Langley and Mr..
Caldwell of Central
Raccs--Starter Carol Wove
Nolcy ball umpre-LOuise Sullivan.
Dolse ball umplre-Miss Molster
Coaches-Ruth Brigham and Dorothy Col
.ins. CoIumhla: Mrs. Walter Stokes and
Mrs. Arthur Crockcr Macfarland: Mrs Will
kinsOn Powell; Virginia Cullen. Jefferson:
Ramsay hewitt. Hine; Merla Mathews.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
BUGS BEAT GIANTS
FOR THIRD IN ROW
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 21.-The Pitts
burgh Pirates took the third straight
men Hill gaining a pitchers verdict
over McQuillan and FitZsimmons.
Home runs dominated, Traynor hang
ing up his second in two days with
Wright on in the fourth. Terry bang
ed four -bagser with none on in the
home half of the same inning anJ
Devormer hit for the circuit with Far
relI on in the seventh
Evening star., 1927-05-22
OCAL junior mines with cham
pionship aspirations should not

OCAL junior mines with cham
pionship aspirations should not
forget the rejuvenated Cardi
- mails, who created a stir two
years ago and who have recent
ly gathered together some Of the best
young material In the District, includ,
ing Stevens of Central High, Mills of
Tech and Morosy and Jones of Busi-
ness.
This impressive band of youngsters
will battle Yard Craftsmen of the
Navy Yard on Seamen Gunners' field
at l o'clock, but the high school stars
will be missing from the lineup until
the close Of the scholastic diamond
series.
The Card lineup today will include
burg. c. Wilson. V. Lester, K. Fisher
w. Breen, P. Nee, f. Simmons, E.
Nealon and other young stars. Ken
meth Fisher is booking games with
junior mines at Adams 26l8.
Without reverse to date, Ballston
A. c. will attempt to keep that record
clear when Northeast Motor Co. nine
Is met at Ballston field this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Reese Hair, who has shown his
hurling ability for the University of
Virginia. is scheduled to pitch for
Cherrydale today against the Hart.
fords. Play will start at 3 o'clock on
Lyon Village field. Pete Ball, young
pitcher of the Cherries, will be out of
the game the remainder of the season,
having fractured a leg last Sunday.
Congress Heights A. c. will enter.
tain Hilltop A. c. on it's new diamond
at 8 o'clock this afternoon. Next Sat.
urday Hilltops are booked to go to
Cedar Grove, Md, for a game. May
20 and June 5 are open dates. Teams
having diamonds are asked to COM
municate with Manager Allen, Abe
Fifteenth street southeast.
Farley and Vermillion will do the
battery work for Elliott A. c. against
Boiling Field Airmen today at Boiling
Field. Elliott players will report at
1885 Morse street before ! o'clock.
Frank Coe has arranged to take his
Arlington White Sox to Mitchelsville,
Md, for q game there this afternoon
at o'clock. All players are requested
to report to Manager Coe at Columbia
Station at l o'clock.
After a hard drill on Iowa avenue
Fairgrounds yesterday, Pop Kremh
will take peppy outfit to Berwyn to.
day to attempt to break the Mary.
landers' winning streak. The game
is slated for o'clock.
Seat Pleasant is seeking a game for
today as the result of cancellation
with Young Mems Shop nine. Call
Main 527S before 10 o'clock.
SeabrOOk, Md, nine will call upon
Willard Clark to face Moder Wood.
men at Seabrook this afternoon at
o'clock. Willard has been setting a
fast pace, but faces brisk competition
in Woodmen clubbers.
Not the least interesting game on
the local Sandlot card for today is the
Chevy Chase Union Printer conflict, to
be staged on Friendship field at 8
o'clock. Both teams have been step
ping lively.
Rialtos and Alexandria Cards should
engage in another interesting contest
when they meet on the North Alfred
street diamond, Alexandria, this after.
noon. Rialto players will meet at
Jewish Community Center at 1890
o'clock.
st. Joseph's and Mount Rainier will
resume where they left off last Sun.
day. when rain halted their game,
at the Maryland town this afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Harrington or Tingle
Evening star., 1927-05-22
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Holy Cross, 9; Georgetown, 2.
Navy, Z; Catholic IT,, /.
st. Johns, 6; Washington College, 5.
William and Mary. 6; Princeton, 2.
Indiana, 8; Iowa, 3.
Dartmouth. ,: Pennsylvania. . Il:
Marines. 4: West Virginia. I.
New York T.. 5: Penn State, T.
Army, 6; Williams. g.
Yale, 5; Cornell, 4.
Harvard. 8; Waseda. Q.
Purdue. !; Chicago, 4.
Ohio State, 5; Illinois. q.
Michigan. 4; Wisconsin. Z.
Notre Dame, 4; Minnesota, I.
Oklahppa, 8; MISSOURI, :.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
SECOND GAME.
Totals-32 5 ~ l6 Totals. .32 8 ~ 13
sRatted for GeneWich in eighth inning

s.; s6.,eS Louis. 80 3 o-9
nIs Rsugs-Douthit. Haafsy, South Ssouthwq}rth; L,
Thevenow. bancroft. Welsh Burrus. Moore
Two-base hits--Doutht. l. Bell and Hogan.
and Snyder. Double plays--Thevenow to
Frisch to Bottomley: Welsh to Bancroft: Bur-
g. R5saan Bases Lsft on on Hanes
2: Of Genewich. 4. Struck out--By Haines,
2: by Mogridge. !. Hits-Off Genewich. 5
Hit by pitcher-By .Haines welsh !; by
Genewich lHafey1 Losing pitcher-Gene;
Moran. Time OF game-1 hour and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
BROWNS BEAT S0X;
TAKE THIRD PLACE
BY the Associated Press,

ST. LOUIS. May 21.-The St. Louis
Browns batted out Wiltse, star Boston
Red Sox southpaw in the third inning
today and won Z to 4, thereby going
into third place. 1t was the sixth
Brown victory in seven games. Walter
Stewart, rookie pitcher from Toronto,
went the full route for the locals after
bad start in the first inning, when
Haney and Flagstead got home runs.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
FIRST. GAME.
Totals. SO 92712 Totals. .32 S27 8
sBatted fo- Moore in eighth inning.
sRan for Taylor in ninth inning
+Batted for Wertz in ninth inning
SRan for Taylor in ninth inning.

S., Louis. 9 / 60 / Q %
Runs--Douthit. Bottomley. Hafey. South
worth (21 Richbourg. Blrrus, Moore. Errors
Southworth. Bmrus. Two-base hits-Bell
and Richbourg; Three-base hits,--Bottomey
and Southworth. Stolen bases-Frisch. Bot
tomley and Richbourg.. Sacrifices-L. Bell
and Bancroft. Double plays-Bottomley tun.
bssesMst sstssst Louis g. Boston. 7e Bases s on on
balls-Off Rhem: 3: off Alexander; l; off Ed
yards. 2; off Wertz. l.. Struck o4t...-By
of Rhem. s in s innings (none out IN
ninth &: off Alexander none in inning: off
Edwards o in 6A innings off Wertz none
in ga innings. Wild pitch-Edwards. Balk-
Rhem: Winning pitcher-Rhem: Losing
Quigley and Hart. Time of game hours
and minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
Totals. 331r27 l2 Totals. - s27 l6

sBatted for NcQuillan IN seventh inning.
Pittsburgh O q o . 2 OI Of
New YORK. k.....'.,.. Q Q . Q 0--3
Runs-L WAGER. Wright. Grantham. Tray
nor: Smith Hill Terry Far51eh sG,Saer peyorSmer
Three-hase hitb---Hill. L. Waner. Home
Eans-Traynor TerrX DeSorWWsr Wsrsr st1en Tpsya
nor. Harris. Double plays---Farrell and Ter
r: Hornsby Farrell and Terry, Grantham.
Tdrki 5rkn apf PttsbarFh aF 9. bases 81 on SsisEof
Hill l: of MeoIilian, l: off Fitzsmmons.
ouilian. 10 in !, innings: off Fitzsimmons. !
in 2 Innings. Hit by pitcher-By McQnil'
Tmpires-Messfs. Mccormick. Reard0n and
O'Day. Time CT game-l hour and 45 min
Evening star., 1927-05-22
PRINCETON Is TOO MUCH
FOR CORNELL ON TRACK

ITHACA. N. Y. May 81 ~.--
Princeton defeated Cornell, rs to 60.
'iQ track meet here this afternoon.
Princeton made clean sweeps In the
oeeVard dash. broad jump and $50
yoE4 run.
Crnell took all places in the shot
PVfS nd hammer throw.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
WORLD CHAMPIONS
TWICE LICK BRAVES
By the Associated Press.

BOSTON. May 21.--The world cham
pion st. Louis Cardinals took both
games Of a doubleheader from the
Braves. to and s to 2, here today.
Alexander's mastery pitching as re.
lief for Rhem in the last inning in the
first game, and Haines' usual puzzling
delivery to the warriors accounted for
the results.