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Evening star., 1927-05-01
Muddy NINE EASILY
BEATS SWARTHMORE

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 30.--Play-
ing the best game it has exhibited
this season, the Navy base ball pine
won from Swarthmore here today,
16 to 2.
The Midshipmen hit the ball hard.
put UP a good game in the field and
did fast base running.
Gates pitched four innings fer the
visitors and was hit hard in the third.
the Navy scoring five runs on safe
hits, passes and errors.
MeFeeley, who succeeded him. was
hit hard in the sixth and eighth
innings.
Big Wilson pitched seven innings
for the Navy and allowed but four
hits. One, however, was McCook' S
triple In the seventh,
In the fifth inning O'Neill. sullivan
and Miller OF the Navy executed a
tliple steal
Evening star., 1927-05-01
\ exceedingly active week

\ exceedingly active week fea-
" tured by public high school
IA championship clashes in base
4 n ball and tennis is faced by
schoolboy teams of the local
group. The annual university Of
MARYLAND inter-scholastics Saturday
at College Park is another big event
of the week.
Eastern and Western combinations
will face Tuesday and Tech and Busi-
ness representatives will mix Friday
in the public high diamond and net
tests. Virtually every school in this
section that has a track team, viii be
represented in the Maryland meet.
Tuesdays engagements Will marx
the debut of both Eastern and West
eru in the base ball and tennis series.
Techs teams will be getting their
first action Friday.
a rather accurate line on the COM
parative strength of the various pub
lie high track teams as we'll as those
Of private schools hereabouts is ex-.
pected to be obtained on performances
in the Maryland meet.
Two ball games and as many tennis
clashes are listed tomorrow to begin
the week. Tech and Georgetown
Freshmen and Business and Dewitt
viii furnish the dkamOnu tlits. h@
net brushes will bring together Dewitt
and Friends in the opening battle OF
the Preparatory School League and
Tech and Georgetown Prep at Car
rett Park.
In addition to the meeting Of the
Eastern and Western mines in wilson
Stadium and the tennis teams OF the
same schools on t,ae Sixteenth street
reservoir courts Tuesdays card calls
for diamond engagements between
Central and Georgetown Prep at Gar
rett Park, ST. Johns and Georgetown
Freshmen ON the Hilltop, and Wood
ward and Friends on Friends field in
a junior preparatory school league
game. The last mentioned contest,
however. may be advanced to Friday.
Tennis clashes also are listed be-
tween Woodward and ST Adams on
the Wisconsin avenue schools courts
and between Dewitt and, Episcopal at
Alexandria. the former being a prep
school league affair.
-Four ball games and one tennis
tilt make up Wednesdays program.
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G. w. u. RIFLE SHOTS
LOSE TO NAVY TEAM

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 30.--The
Naval Academy won double victory
on its rife range today defeating
George Washington. national col
legiate gallery champions, 1878 points
10 1917. while the Plebes won from
Western High School of Washington,
1893 to 76l.
Excellent shooting was done in both
matches.
Shooting was at 200 and 800 yards
rapid fire and 200 and 600 yards glow.
George Washington led by one point
i'm the 200-yard slow fire, the Midship
men having small margin at the
other ranges and classes.
aiidshipman Eckberg, with 239, was
high gun Of the match, closely pushed
by III. u. Riley of the visitors, with
two points legs.
George Washington S scores:
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MARYLAND TWELVE
LOSES TO SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE, April 30.-Syracuse
University lacrosse team defeated the
University of Maryland IL here today,
10 to 3.
The Maryland team played an ag-
gressive, fast game, but its defense
was unable to cope with the swift
passes Of the Syracuse IL.
The Maryland defense played we'll
in the first half and though the Syra-
cGse attack was going at a terrific
pare, 1T was unable TO score until the
game had been underway 10 minutes.
Dirk of Syracuse made the first goal
and within a few minutes Cardasco
netted a second. Painter made the
last Of the half for Syracuse.
The Syracuse attack went on
rampage shortly after the opening of
the second half and scored five goals
In quick succession. Painter and
Bizik. at third attack and center,
made two each and Ralph scored an
other.
With five minutes to go, the Mary
land attack broke through the Orange
defense and Boyd scored the first
goal. Syracuse scored twice
and just before the game closed
Crosthwait and Loane of Maryland
lodged their way down the field to
score the second and third goals for
the Southern team:
To-
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G. w. u. NINE SHOWS
STRENGTH I'M DEBUT

George Washington University =
base ball team showed a real punch
in its debut yesterday against Gallau-
dst at Kendall Green. In 4 tilt that
was called in the last of the fifth in
ming when only two Galiaudet men
were out and was, therefore, not a
legal game, the Colonials piled up a
10-to-1 lead
Clapper hurting for G. w, not
only performed in fine style. limiting
the Kendall Greeners to four hits. but
elouted homer with two on the rum
ways.
George Washington nicked Hokan.
son, starting Gallaudet moundsman,
for three hits, and Lewis, who sue.
ceeded him for six. The Kendall
Greeners' erratie work afield also hurt
their cause.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
U. OF "A. FIELD DAY
FEATURE OF WEEK

University of Marylands annual
field day to be held Saturday at
College Park is the big feature Of the
week in athletic circles hereahouts.
Five important events make up the
program to be put on at the Old Line
School Events will begin at 1890
am, with a ball game between Mary
land and Virginia. At noon there will
be a tennis match between the Old
Liners and Randolph Macon and at
l:3o O'Clock the interscholastic track
meet that has drawn the cream OF
schoolboy talent of this section, viii
start with dual meet between Mary
land and Johns Hopkins to be staged
concurEently.
A number Of attractive events are
listed for the week with base ball,
tennis and lacrosse all coming In for
attention.
Two North Carolina teams viii in
wade the section, the nine of North
Carolina u. and the Duke University
tennis combination.
Both the Tarheel combinations will
be seen in action here tomor1W. the
North Carolina team engaging Mary
land at College Park and the Duke net
men facing Georgetown on the Hill
top Another Old Line team also is
listed for action, the lacrosse IL being
down for so against the strong Col
gate team at Hamilton In the last
game of q short invasion Of the North.
Dukes nine will shift it's battle-
ground to the Hilltop to tackle George
town on Tuesday Virginia Pely's
tennis team will visit College Park to
mix with the Old Liners.
A diamond brush between Gallaudet
and Quantice is the lone attraction i'm
volxing local college five Wednesday
Thursdays offerings Also are lean
North Carolina will face Maryland
racketers at College Park in the third
match of the week for the Old Ldners
and Catholic University ball tossers
will visit Eufnitsburg to engage Mount
st, Mary's.
Not single contest is carded Friday.
There is nothing scheduled for Satur
day apart from the heavy program at
Maryland.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
SEVERAL TITLE CLASHES
ARE ON THE HEAVY CARD
Championship Struggles Are Listed in Base Ball
And Tennis-Maryland L Interschoiastic
Also to Attract Trackmen.

In the diamond battle Central viii
meet ct Adams on the later's field.
St Johns will go to the Hilltop 10
engage Georgetown Freshmen, Con
zaga will journey to Garrett Park to
tackle Georgetown Prep and Eastern
will entertain Calvert Hail of Balb-
more in the East End Stadium.
Friends wiTT~"Tace Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park In the tennis brush.
II will be prep school league test.
A pair Of ball games alone eonsti-
tute offerings on Thursday, the lean
est day of the week. Gonzaga will
meet Eastern on the Lincoln Park
ers' diamond and Central and st.
Johns viii clash.
Headiining Fridays card will be the
title ga mes in base hail and tennis be
tween Tech and Business. There also
will be diamond battles bringing tor
gether Fredericksburg, Va, High
and Eastern at Eastern. Western at
Catholic University Freshmen at
Brookland, and Woodward and
Friends at Friends. and Dewitt and
Episcopal at Episcopal. in Junior prep
school tits. Georgetown Prep and St.
Adams are down for a tennis meeting
at Garrett Park. st. Adams ball
tossers are listed to visit Richmond
to engage ST. Christopher's School,
their old rival. but whether the game
will be played was somewhat doubt
ful as q brush between the teams
booked here several weeks ago was
postponed because of the rain maxi
ing read5ustInents necessary in
schedules.
OvershadowiRg all ether events on
Saturday will he the Maryland track
meet. Tech and Eastern are sched-
uled to meet in q public high golf
match. but whether the contest will
go through is uncertain as Eastern
appears to be having difficulty getting
its team organized. In the only other
competition listed hereabouts George
town Prep racl1eters viii entertain
st. Peters Prep of Jersey City, N. j.,
at Garrett Park Eastern is the only
nine of this section having q game
booked being down for 81 go with the
Navy Plebes at Annapolis, although
St AIhans may meet Mcclure
School in Richmond. Devitt's tennis
team is listed to travel to Orange, Va,
to meet Woodberry Forest.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CALLAUDET HAS MAKINCS
OF STRONG TRACK TEAM

Pole vaulting and short dashes are
Ridings speciality Thompson excels
in the 100 and 22e yard events, and
Piekoff leads the quarter milers.
Hajna, another youngster, looks good
in the mile.
Athletic Director Hughes is also
optimistic concerning track and field
prospects. Suppee Is working with
his material with hopes for the future
only. He expects little from his squad
this season.
The Florida Avenue lads are sehed-
uled to compete in two meets this
month George Washington will fur
nish opposition in dual affair at
Kendall Green May ID A quadruple
affair is booked for May 21 at Home
wood Field, Baltimore, at which time
Johns Hopkins. George Washington
and Catholic University teams will be
met
An interclass meet is scheduled for
next Saturday.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Lineup and summary:
OLD LINERS ARE LEADING
WHEN TENNIS Is HALTED

With but three matches completed,
two of which were won by University
of Maryland, the tennis battle between
the Old Liners and Delaware yester-
day at College Park was halted by
rain.
Creamer of Delaware defeated Capt
Tngley, Go, 6--4, but Spottswood
and Dyer of Maryland triumphed. the
former conquering Vincent, 6-2, rs,
and the latter scoring over Pyle, 7-5,
O-6 G-3
Evening star., 1927-05-01
EASTERN LOSES MEET
WITH MILDLY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April S0.-Tak-
ing first place In but ? of the s13
events, the field and track men of
Eastern High School lost to the Naval
Academy Plebes here today, 27 to 90
Talbert was Easterns best per
former, winning first place in the
220 and giving FLOYD of the Navy a
hard tussle in the 100.
Summaries.
1e0-yard dasI---Won by Floyd Navy Tai
bert, Eastern, second Johnson. Navy, third.
4aO-yard dash--Wou by Rriner. Navy.
Howell Navy secoud; Eatwistle, Eastern.
Mile rnn--Won by Tisdale Navy: Hanson.
Navy. second Miles. Eastern, third. Time
22O-y1rd dash---Won by Talbot. Eastern .
Rrice, Navy, second; Rogers. Navy. third.
:. I2e-.ard bigh hHrdles--Won hy Lloyd.
Eastern, third Time rs 4-10 seconds
8eO-yard run---Wuo bv Webb. Navy Enf-
wistle, Eastern. second; Kyos. Eastern. third.
:sso-yard low hzrdles--won by Williams.
Navy, Lloyd, Navy, seoo1d sirohben. East
Shotnuf-Won by LiaTd Navy: Lang
henry. Eastern, I, m second; SNOW Navy. third
Diseus throW--won by Lloyd. Navy: Ser.
gaant Navy. second, Snow. Navy. third Dis
tance; lo1 feet \ 4 inches,
Height. 10 fees { ineses. 7''"' ''@'s' 'ni'u
p,sas;d saysIin thro~Won Ry Laqs Navy
= Broad iUnno,-Won ~ Hlasters9n. Navy.
th Distacs saaas scGea fess a 4ohas nes. Nays
Lewis Lewis; Navy seeene end. Highly Navy. third
Evening star., 1927-05-01
MARYLAND u. NINE DOWNS
Y. vi. I. IN A SPEEDY GAME
UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND

Y UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
ball tossers triumphed over
Virginia Military Institute, 3
~ to O, yesterday afternoon in
one of the fastest games
staged on the College Park field in
some time. The game required but
/ hour and 90 minutes.
1T was the ability of England. Mary
land hurler, to keep scattered the six
hits CLEANED off his slants by the
Cadets and the erratic fielding of
Campodomis, visiting second basen1an,
that were primarily responsible for
the Old Liners victory.
While Neid. v. M. !. hurler, pitch
cd a beautiful game. limiting the
home team to three hits, he was
somewhat wild and these strealIs
proved costly. as he twice hit batsmen
at critical stages and forced in one
tally.
Maryland counted its first tally in
the second inning. Kessler got life
when Campodonlis funbled his ground.
eT and went to third on Burdette's S
single. Burdette stole second. After
Coakley grounded out and England
famed Neid hit Campbell. filling the
bases. and then walked Davis, forcing
keSSleF across.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
u. OF N. FRESHMEN
DEFEAT PLEBE NINE

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 30.--Uni.
yersity of Maryland freshmen De
feated the Navy plebes on the dia-
mond here today. 10 to s. The game
was marked by hard hitting.
1t was the first victory of the season
for the Maryland yearlings. while the
plebes have yet to chalk up a victory.
Mace and Phipps, slabmen for
Maryland, and Mosely and Bauer, for
Navy, were all hit hard, each team
having a big inning at the bat.
la the third, the Navy scored five
runs on a pass and four hits, which
included Lawrence's double.
Ia the sixthy Maryland got like
number on four safe ones, including a
double by Williams and Tansii's cir
c1lit hang.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

w YITH tr3 alltime association
"a records shattered and many
NJ NJ of the best bowrers slated
TO roll this week. Wash
ingtou City Duclspin Asso-
citation tournament enters its final
week tomorrow night at Convention
Hall
Many Of the premier class a
bowiers are scheduled 10 ron this
week All-events honors remain to
be decided and there is possibility
that some individual and team rec
ords may be hested.
w. r. Wolfe is credited with the
most sensational score of the tOurna-
ment to date His Ala set hast week
in class E bowling is not only an
also tops the 410 record in class A
ranks.
Mark for Dorsey and Dorsey.
Dorsey and Dorsey, class G doubles
team. established an association rec
ord set at 700. The best previous
mark was $50, registered last year
by Dudley and Dudley.
No one has threatened the all,tims
all-events records as yet, but many
individuals have not completed their
thus far indicate that the all.time
records are in danger of being
smashed.
Thlrd-week activities open tOmor-
row night. featuring National Capi-
tai League teams and individuals.
O'HanlOn Supply Co. and Cunning
ham Supply Co., teams of Plumbing
League also are scheduled to roll.
Singles and doubles in all three classes
are carded.
Real estate teams will roll on Tues
day night with eight Realtors League
teams booked and four Evening Star
fives also scheduled. Only doubles will
be run off.
District League and Prince Georges
County League teams VIII bowl We'd
nesday night. and Thursday night,
which has been named Prince Georges
County night, viii be devoted to
games by Prince Georges County
League and Veterans Bureau teams.
Only doubles are scheduled.
Odd Fellows Drop Curtain.
Odd Fellows will drop the official
curtain on Friday night, when eight
teams of that league show their ac.
curacy. Two doubles teams are card
ed and the remaining singles win be
rolled.
Several postponed team and in.
dividual events will be disposed OF
during the week.
Washington bowling alley proprie
tors, namely, Bill Wood, Harry Carroll
and John S. Bfick, are scheduled to
roll their challenge match at Conven-
Evening star., 1927-05-01

In the sixth the Old Liners got their
other two taIlies. With two out
Campodomis again fumbled a ground
er from kessie's bat. Neid hit Bur
dette and walked CoakIey and the
bases We're again loaded. England hit
a near Texas Lacquer over Campodonis'
head. That worthy got his hands on
the bail, but dropped it, and Kessler
and Burdette scored.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
ALEXANDRIA HIGH TRACK
TEAM GETS TEST FRIDAY

individuals on his 1927 edition Of the
Cardinal nine. One will go to the
player scoring the most runs and the
other viii go 10 the player making
the greatest number of hits.
Columbia Engine Company will play
the Termont A. &. of Washington to-
morrow at o'clock on Hayden Field.
"ffam" DeetOn's AlI-Stars defeated
the Post Office, to 2, today at the
Dreadnaught park
Evening star., 1927-05-01

LTIIOUGH Gallaudet has the
n best track and field material in
"A its history, coach Bill Sapplee
4 a deemed it advisable to with
draw his relay~team entry in
the Penn games. The team appeared
too green to step into fast company.
Byouk, Piekoff, Ridings and Thomp-
son were scheduled TO represent the
Kendall Greeners at Philadelphia.
Coach Supplee has visions Of "A ca
paiaIe track and field team at Gallaudet
within the next two years. The four
soDhonores who We're to run at
Philadelphia are the main reasons for
his expectations.
Byouk is an exceptionally bright
prospect, showing d versatility never
before shown by a Gallaudet athlete.
He in apt at htwdling, shot putting,
javelin tossing, pole Waulting and In
the dashes. He is captain OF the team
this year. due to his ability shown
last season.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
BON MASTER WINS CHASE.

BALTIMORE, April 80 LP1.--Oyer
the rain-swept, sogsy Worthington
Valley course, Bon Master, owned by
C. l.. A. Hei5er of Baltimore, this
afternoon won the Maryland Hunt
Club Cub steeplechase, Billy Bar.
ton OF the Howard Bruce stables,
last years winner and t0days ia,
yorite. led the field over most of the
course, but fell at the third fence
from home.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Totals. 81 "a IL Totals. 81 ii "a IL
sBatted for Raum in ninth inning.

swarthinore ..... o OI0 o. 0 O.. 2
Runs--McGuire. McCook. schsvab (2). cald-
well (3@ Condra Hamilton. 0'Eeill t3l. Sui
Ivan (2l, Ponpert. Miller. wilson TuggIe.
smithers. McCook i5l, McFeeIey. Schwqh,
Hamilton. Two-base hits--Johnsen, Ca1d-
we'll Three base hit--AfcCook Sacrihce
hits--Richards. sehwab. Caldwell ls). Pom
vert, struck oat-By Gates Z: hy. Mcf'eeley,
-schwah Caldwell Condrs Hamilton.
0,'NellI. sullivan, ponvert. Miller. Double
pfay~-BuIr aud Richards. Left on bases
Swarthmore. 8 Navy, g. Bases oR balls
OF wilson z /: Of Gates. A. Hit by pitcher
BY MeFeeley tPonyert9. Wild pitches
Gates Wilson Passed lall--KIchards. I'm
piTes--Messrs. White and Hughes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
TERMINAL Y. M. C. A. LOOP
DELAYS ITS INAUGURAL

Unfayorable weather caused the
postponement Of the opening Terminal
Y Nj. c. A. League yesterday after
noon until tomorrow.
The parade and ceremonies planned
for yesterday will be abandoned. The
Pullman A. G.. and Expressmen mines
will start at 5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
MORGAN TO FIGHT FOLEY.

LOS ANGELES, April 30 LP).-~
Frank Churchill, manager of Tod
Morgan, junior lightweight champion,
has accepted terms for . 12-round
title bout with Vic Foley OF Van.
couver. British Columbia, Rt Van
couver, May 81. Churchill said
he was being guaranteed $4,000.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
hAvY'S STiCKWlELDERS
DOWN RANDOLPH MACON

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 3O.-The
Navy won at lacrosse from Randolph
Macon here today by to 1.
The first half ended to /.
The visitors put up a stiff defense
throughout but were unable to stop
the shooting of Hull after his hrii.
uant lodging runs. Klakring also
played we'll
Lineup and summaries:
Evening star., 1927-05-01
CATHOLIC u. IS BEATEN
BY MARINE NINE, 7 TO 3

QUANTICO, Va. April 30.-Catho-
lie Uniyersitys nine bowed to the
Stalwart Quantico Marine team here
this afternoon, to Z.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Hit for CaElpodonls III ninth inning.
Score by innings:
MARYLAND. - q q q G x--8
V. M. I....,...-... o O o @ Go
Runs-Kessler (2l. Burdette. Erpors--
Davis t2l. Campod0mis t3l. Stolen buses
Davis Burdette Sacri6ces-i)avis Ste
vens sullivan. Lett on bases-M aryiand. Z:
V. NJ. l.. s.. Struck out--By Engl land, >.
by Ned 4 Bases on balls--Od England
off Neid, g. Hit by pitcher--sBy Neid tGemp-
bell. Bufdette}. Passed ball-Taylor. I'm
pire---Mr. White. Time of garne-1 hour
and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

hUHs IllIIslIs sglIIF -. ~
man t3l, Bronley l2l wiihams 521,
nett, Porter (2). poTnin. Stroh. Errors =
Sullivan Porter Lawrence. Nome run
Two-base hits--Lawrence. Dennett Derpan
Porter, Williams. Sacrifice hits--Stroh.
Dennett. Hit by pitcheF~-Bauer and Patton
Thy PhipDsl Leatherberry tby Bauerl
Bases on balis-10f Mace. 2: Of Phipps. 2
Oft Mosleg, s., % Bauer, /. Struck oHs~-By
Mace . by Phippg, B; by Bauer, 4. Passed
bala--Brenaley Stelen baees--Sulliy vii
son. Left on hase&-Maryland. s. Navy. o..
Double p1ag--Gentner and Bennett.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Goals; Naval Academy lakring t21
hull ~ ;. Lee; Randolph Macon--Freennan.
Substllutlons: Navy-CrGss Tor Broelfnal
smith for hiakring Cassman for Bergin
hlaknng for Smith. Ransford for Rlakring
Lae Tor Hoastnger. Wakeman for Lucier
Lurun for Sutherland. Hellaeur for Curtin .
~ for Leckier
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Totals .se Is n AZ Totals. 30 IL n 13
"Battad for I3radnian in seventh inaing.
7Bas4ed for Blackburn in ninth inninE~
hsei i,tvaf
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Padded gloves were used by boxers
in training as early as 1874, but it was
not until 1892 that they were worn In
ring contests.
Evening star., 1927-05-01

4 I4EXANDRIA. Va, April 3d.
I Alexandria High Schools track
a team will get its first test of
y the season in d meeting with
Swavely School at Manassas,
Evening star., 1927-05-01
Washington Athletic Club racketers

@peciaI activities were featured on
ehe munlcipal Fairgrounds yesterday
snernlng as a-. part of the May day
tceae6retioH. Athletic efficiency button
Evening star., 1927-05-01

w YITH tv3 alttime association
reoords shattered and many
NN of the best bowFers slated
TO roll this week. Wash
Evening star., 1927-05-01

Washington bowling alley proprie-
tors, namely, Bill Wood, Harry Carroll
and John S. Btick, are scheduled to
roll their challenge match at Conven-
Evening star., 1927-05-01

tured by public high school
championship clashes in base
N ball and tennis is faced by
srhnnlhnv teams of the local
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-05-05
With Local H. S. Mines

Coach SINNERS Manual baseball
team crashed through with II
to z victory over Brazil at Garfield
Park, Wednesday afternoon. Both
mines played ragged ball, thirteen
errors being marked up during the
seven-inning contest. Rearick starred
on the mound for the Red and
White, tanning ten, while Harrison
was best at the bat. Score:
Manual ........ 033 230 Ill 5 8
Brazil .......... 200 O10 ~
Batteries Brazil) Goodin, Shaw and
Andrews; ManuaD Murray, Rearick and
Harlan.
Beech Grove was unable to solve
the offerings of Sexton, Cathedral
pitcher, and the local Irish team
emerged a to l victor at Riverside
Park. Sexton let the Beech Grove
club down with three hits. McQuain
and Miller starred with the bat for
the Cathedralites. Score:
Be- Beech fShdS Grove ...... o99dd cog 81 9 9
Batteries-Hamilton and Hensley: Sex.
ton and Mueller.
Broad Ripple defeated the Silent
Hoosiers, POLY, in what closely re-
sembled a rough and tumble battle.
Walks and errors were frequent in
the fray The Hoosiers had the big
gest inning, scoring nine runs in
the sixth frame. Score:
Silent Hoosiers OO2 400 Ely 4
Broad Ripple :. i. 448 040 80 IL 6
Batteries-Luteran and Dawson; Hitch.
cock. Carter and Hunt, Classy.