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Evening star., 1928-10-21

- ALLAUDET opened its homt
grid season yesterday
II Kendall Green by defeating
~ American University, 80 to 7
incidentally it was the frs
victory for the Blue and White for tn:
present campaign. and the lone touch
down registered by the Methodists was
the first credited to Coach Baillle
Springstons team for the current cam
paign.
Johnny Rinel~. big fullback who
came TO Galaudet this Fall from Kan
sas School for Leaf after brilliant
scholastic career. was the big show Tor
the Kendall Green eleven. Thrice he
crossed the goal line and his ability to
ricrce the American U. line enabled MS
team to gain consistently. Zee ZleSke,
HokanSon and AL Marshall made heavy
gains for the victorS.
Fumbles and faulty passing hurt the
American University's chances. Tiny
Crist, midget hslfback of the Method
Is. team, performed consistently against
nished the one big thrill for the losers.
It was his 42-yard run after recover
ing a blocked kick that led to the sin
gle touchdown scored by his team,
Gailaudet Scores Early.
Gallaudet presented an effective Of
fef1sive from the start, Ringls going
over after Marshall and Hokanson had
crashed the American line for heavy
gains. Ringle made his place kick
good. The Northeast Collegians missed
two other chances to count In the
opening period, Byouk letting one OF
Ringle's long passes get away from him
behind the goal line.
enrieS of limo h,Iekc in tho Spcona
quarter put the ball on Americans s.
yard stripe and Marshall hit the right
side for a counter. Ringle missed the
try for point La Favre's kick vas
short after the kickoff and Gallaudet
gained the ball in midfeid, from where
Zieske and Marshall went off tackle in
succession to reach the American s.
yard mark. Ringle rounded right end
for the remaining distance. but missed
the place kick for the other point.
II was early IN the second half that Bit
finger made his brilliant run. Ringle's
kick was blocked in niidfield, and Bit
finger ran to the 6-yard mark before
being halted after recovering. Two line
plays netted touchdown. with Jarvis
going over. Corson made q neat drop
kick for the extra point
Ringle Shows Speed.
Ringle demonstrated MS neetneSS py
recovering his own punt. which Crist
fumble6 on the American 20-yard mark.
Rmgle carried the ball the remaining
distance on the next play on triple
pass. Hokanson failed to add the other
point by placement.
The Gallaudet quarterback went oil
right tackle for the fifth touchdown
after American University had been
held for downs on its own 30-yard line,
and Ringle and Marshall made a FIRST
down by slashing the line.
Hokanson's 3s-yard dash around left
end on a triple pass after Ringle had
broke through the line for Is yards
paved the way for the final Gallaudet
touchdown. American University held
the victors on the l0-yard mark at this
roint, but Happy Byouk recovered the
BAH when La Favre's kick was blocked
and Marshall went of right tackle for
q wards and another counter. Rlngle
made his place-kick good.
Poor kicking kept the losers IN
trouble. Ringle averaged between 40
and so yards on his punts.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
GAMES NEXT SATURDAY
FOR D. C. COLLEGE TEAMS

with scores when they met last
year).
Georgetown vs.. Duke University. at
Griffith Stadium.
George Washington (10) vs. City Col
lege of New York t6) at Central High
School Stadium,
American University vs.. Shena ndoah
College, probably at st. Adams Field.
Maryland (10) VS.. Virginia Military
Institute (6) at Richmond, Va.
Gallaudet VS.. Susquehana, at Selings
Grove, Ia.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
THREE SOCCER LEAGUE
CONTESTS HERE TODAY

In Capital City Soccer League games
today silver Spring and Army Medicos
viii meet on the Monument Grounds
Rockville and Arcadians at Rockville
and Upper Marlboro and Germania at
Upper Marlboro.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
NAVY BEATEN AT SOCCER

ANNAPOLIS. Md. October 20-Yale
defeated the Navy at soccer here today,
10 0. The visitors were IN great
f0rm and displayed much speed and ex-
ccIlent team work.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
sWAVERLY PLAYS TIE.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, October 90
Randolph Macon Academy and Swaverly
Prep battled through a scoreless game
here today, although the game ended
with r. M. A. having the ball on
Swaverly's 1-yard line.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Foot Ball Results
FAT; WEST.

Oregon. 81; Washington. 0.
California, o: Southern California, 0.
Washington State, 9; Oregon State, Z
College of Pacific. :; Nevada, 6.
Utah, 6; Colorado Asgies. 0.
Arizona Teachers, IL: New Mexico, 0
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Lineup and Summary.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. ryan. Scott
Point after touchdoWn-Mal l-vich.
Substitutiors-Catkoic University: Smith.
Healey. Mules. McNamara. Hernesssy;
William and Mary; Darden, Scott. Bauser-
man and Smith.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Lineup and Summary.

neutrality-suspicious. W.T. -~N--|""~FF
Jarvis. Hokanson. - a :. -.
Points after touchdowns-Ring. IN at-
SubStitutions: American U.-Elliott tor
Corson, Lambert for Aitchison, Johnson 1or
lambert Fields for Elliott, Corson for Fol-
stem Gallaudet-Altiser for MONAGHAN, ,, Pc
ierson for Reins, Gamelin for 1ieske, hins
for Peterson, Hotter for z. Johnson Steo0ills
Reieree-Mr. Cohill George Washington, ten !.
Umpire-Mr. Peake ~: r. u Hesa ines
Tinie of neriods-lS minutes.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
The Summary.

uchdoIwns-Relnart. Burke. CuIn. Poin.s
after touchdowr--Burke tplacementl. Points
after touchdown missed-Burke and SacEett
(placement.
substitutons Episcopal--Coles ior, Mat
thews Steves for WitherSpoon. Holt for
Brookines. Temple for Coles. Okie for Tenn
pie. Coles for Okie: Mizell for cuin, Cath
Noble, Lineweaver for Noah, Scott for Rose
Grams. .
Mr.. Trapbell tHobsrt). Head linesman--
Mr. Edmund tOhiol.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
Score by periods:
Davis and Elkins.. s.......... 6-i2

Touchdowps: Davis & Elkins-McKinney
after touchdown-Davis Elkins, Smith
placement, y. Marines, Woods place
ment, ~.
Sub5titutions: Davis g. Elkins-Miller for
Gurneau, White for. Warren. Fields for
White, Mitchell for Wasner. Pugh for Pig
OEeill, Porter for Dodge, Poppler1an for
Daley. 6troupe for Cobb. Snively for Por-
ter, Hart for Deroo. Cobb for Snively, Daley
for Poprler1an. ONeill for Levey Dodge for
Spannuth, Deroo for Porter, Long for Shap.
Referee-P F. Magotin michigan. Um-
pire-Leuis A. Carr (West Virginia Uriver
sity). Linesman-J. 8. Klumpp Michigan
Field judge--Charles e. Hedges west Vir-
ginia University.
Evening star., 1928-10-21
KENDALL GREENERS
RUN UP 38-7 SCORE
RingIe Proves Main Factor,
FumbIes and Bad Pass
ing Hurt Losers.

- ALLAUDET opened its home
grid season yesterday at
II Kendall Green by defeating
American University, 80 to T..
r,,ridnntnil,. II rraS the 6rSt
Evening star., 1928-05-06
WOMEN IN SPORT

Gregor OF George Washington Uniyer-
sity. winner Of fifth place in the world
free throw tourney Miss MacGrcgoT
was tied for fifth place at first. and
when she tossed of the tie. she scored
~ goalS in so trials. which record
would have won for her the world
championship had she made it the first
time
Martha Benson was awarded a medal
for third place in the junior individual
class. Dorothy Greene of the Post made
the awards and at the same time an
Hounced that George Washington
would receive the scholastic award for
having the largest number OF competi-
tors entered in the local free throw
event
Tories triumphed over the Wings. So
10 So, IN the triangular sport day pro-
gram staged at Central Stadium yes
terday by George Washington. Univer-
sity of Maryland and Hood College
athletes. Participants from all OF the
schools were divided into two teams
OF their college Affiliations.
Tories won the tennis meet, Ia TO
IL t6 points were given for each match
which was won. Three singles and
two doubles matches were playedD
Wings won the archery contest, 334
To 230. The winners were credited
with 20 points, the losers with 10.
Track honorS went 10 the Tories. 81
to la. and the base ball game was won
by them. Is to II.
Summaries:
ARCH FRY~~won hy whig. Team:
Eltsalgth kioDp tEo"i' Mayv Iamison
tG. w. Hesen Prentiss &c. NJ Dorothy
MeintYre Houd,
ENNis---Louise Omwake twhie, defeat
81 Esther Hottenstein tFoFy' Mary EWtn
Hildfearte Pigram Tory defeated Florence
i~nnie Turnbaiii- ,whiss' dSieated it % E,l,th GG
Low and Edith Hottehsieiu Tories Mtt-
lam Davis and sara Magic t'Foriesi defeated
NDrr' Cr1nlley aud toreils Morris tHhiss .
- RASE RALL--Wan hs Tories 3 10 ~.
TeaT Csiherl1e Pa liner. D., norothr shset
fef e. Eitzaheth nssis III: Sara Nar'e
.h Alma Smith. Ih Alice Ernes, IS:
AaTtna Eensan r.f; Ramaine Shaeffer
CT Kstnefine Weller. -
THACK--wun hY Tories 3" Ia Is
EVENTS.
5a,YABp DAsH~-Wan hv Caroline
snyder and Josephine Kupr t'ronesl tied
third Maune Alvefsnn tWhiEst
DisCCs THR0W-Wnn by Helen Hum.
phrey Tory; second y. Pilgram Tory
ntNNING HtGH Jt'MP--Won hy t.. On
lToryl third noroihv Stem, Wig
RELAY RACE--Won hs Tories Team
Naomi rramleF Elizabeth Waller Elizabeth
Parker and Fiizsheth Davts.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
PYLE RUNNER HURT
IN JAM IN CHICAGO
BY the A.snclnted rrsas.

CHICAGO, May Sc. C. Pvls's
msrathoners Ell route from Los Angeles
To New York ambled into Chicago to-
day on schedule, but encountered traf-
nc dutficulties.
One runner. Ollie Wanttinen OF New
York received a fractured rib when he
WAS Knocked down by an automobile.
The aS-pound Finn, however. remained
In the race and finished third In TO-
days lap OF 432 miles from Joliet. I'll
He traversed the distance In ,s;34:2A
for an elapsed time Of asa A7:24
John Salo of Passaic, NJ J., led the
II athletes down Michigan boulevard
10 the LIST Regiment Armory. head
quarters OF the sixty~third control. His
time was + 0S OF which retained his
third place in the race. the elapsed
time for the 2402.3 miles being
415 :6a. a.
Peter GavuSZ Englands surviving
entry. leader OF the race, finished in
dead heat with his nearest rival,
Andrew Payne OF claremore, Okla, to
tie for fourteenth place, Their time
was 6:45.h2
The IL leaders; Peter OavugEi,
Southampton England, aal rs; Andrew
Payne. Claremore. Okla, anT.i6sa;
John Sao. Passaie. NJ j.. 41S,Aa as;
Phillip Granville Hamilton Ontario,
43i4i7; Ed oardner. Seattle. As2.
3A;4e.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
CATHOLIC u. TRACK TEAM
SCORES OVER GALLAUDET

Ioo-YARn nASH-won by Heaiey &C..
~: Champa &C. W. second; 6a'lA2hel
20 T. third Time. ~ 'ecouds. ,r
Sso-YARn RrN--Wou Ivy Langley &C
u Dohson Ga, second Smvthe g. w.
third Time > minutes. L. >, seconds, i
JAvEIlN. THRow-Won hy Ma,ey,l,cn ,,'
&C. IL: pokansou tGl. second Garaes
C., VI, ,hirt Distance i6' feet 80
,20.YARp nASH--Chsnna and Carney
&C. o., tied tor drst; Byouk to-. th'ro'
''I'S If'SS.poiuNhs s''GiEt1 GsiHEt01rprr-won by Byool,
,6 Carney e., ~ - seeG"i hes San" ''' -
4lO-YARn nASH--Won by sullivan &C.
Il. Smith &C. t. second Healey &C.
DISCUS THROW-won NV Chamrs tt
II: Rsnu< i6l. second RrinS co.,
third Distance 1Ot feet 3 inches. -,
POLE VAULT--Won by Juten &c, -,
Rtdsinss tC.l, second; Stebhns tG fh'ld.
HeiSht @ feet ~ inches.
EMILE RUN--won by ] Mahnnc9 &C..
r.. howell &C. -. second; Ro, ,In' 'ar
so LOW HIfRpLES--Won w Ger," &C,
u: Weaver CO.. second, RYouk iH.
third Time 36'. seconds.
HIGH JUMp--Won hv Sultlvan &C.. -
Ridings O. and Malevtch &C.. ~. h"d
foy second Height i feet :, inches.
BROAD JuMP-~Won hy Gerth &c. ";
sullivan &C. -. second. Hid'nss t".F.
third Distance H. Zee, inches -,
".MT1.E RtfN-Won hy Smytha &C. ' l:
Mahoncy &c. ~. second Hnsenkiar CO.
third Time. u minutes 3S seconds
Evening star., 1928-05-06

liver SPRING unlimited nine,
which made good showing
among the best independent
. teams in this section last season,
is being reorcanized under the
guidance Of Brook Grubb who piloted
the outfit last season.
Plans have been made to combine the
Silver Spring talent with that Of Ken
Sington's leading team the combined
outfit playing under the merged name,
Silver Spring g-Kensin2ton.
Initial practice is scheduled for to-
day at 80 o'clock on Wheaton dia-
mond Players requested to report in
clude Williams, Clark. Barber Ray
Grubh Hutchinson. Wilson. Fitzgerald.
stevens Hcinn. Hargett. jenkins, Wise
and Mccarthy. Other candidates ere
requested TO report.
ShamrockS. who are staging p come
back under the supervision oi Willie
Glascoe. will test their strength today
against Maryland A. c. on Marylard
Park diamond al O'Clock All Harp
players are asked to he on hand.
Union Printers will open their nom
league schedule today with q contest
on Edward Duncan Field at George
Mason High School. Potomac. Va. Del
Ray, A. c. nine will furnish the oppo-
sition. Printers will meet at the Her
aid Building at O'Clock.
Northeast HilItops will be the attrac-
ton at Mount Rainier this afternoon at
3 O'Clock as guests OF the Mounts. Foley
Of Hiltops will oppose either Gerhardt.
Bellman or Mcmahon on the mound.
Hilltops previously defeated Mounts this
season.
Either Jimmy CorSon or Leslie
Roberts will pitch for Bonds Clothiers
today when BerWyn A. C. is met on
the Marvlsnders' field Bonds players
win meet at noon at the Herald Build
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

MONDAY.
Temple. at GEORGETOWN thase baln.
Bahimere Poly vs.. MARYLAND Fresh
men.
Fiilsne.a, at CatheIic University
thaSe balll.
American u. vs. George Washington
U. sbase hall.
WEDNESDAY.
Lebanon VALLEY. al Georgetown tbase
hall.
Delaware. at Catholic 4. thase haln
Maryland. at Navy ttennis).
THURSDAY.
Gettysburg, at Georgetown base
hall.
FRIDAY.
Western MARYLAND. at MARYLAND base
halIl.
Baltimore Pely vs.. MARYLAND Fresh
men tlasressel.
SATURDAY.
Marylan nd, at Princeton nscroSsel.
GEORGETOWN. at Navy shase hall.
Randolph Macon, at Maryland item
niSl.
American IT, at Bridgewater (ya.l
College fkase bailD.
Genrge Washington at Catholic Z.
track.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Varsity and School Athletes of District Group Many Contests This Weeh
SCH00LB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Mount ST. Mary's Prep VS.. George
town Prep ~ Garrett Park thsse halh
GonzaSa at Friends ttenuis, Prep
School League matChl.
Eastern vs.. 81. Johns. Tidal RaSin
Diamond No. ; thsse haln.
Central VS.. Episcopal at Alexandria
lbase hsIn,
TUESDAY.
Tech VS.. Eastern tbaSe hall, public
high title samel,
Tech vs. Eastern rtennis, public high
title matchl.
Georgetown Prep at 81. Alhsn's ten
mis-. Prep School Les que mstrhl.
Charlotte Hall at Hvattsvilie High
thaSe ball.
ST. Adams at Georgetown Prep tbsse
haln.
Emerson al Alexandria High base
haln.
WEDNESDAY.
Tech vS. Navy Plehcs al Annapolis
thase haill.
Western VS.. University of MARYLAND
Freshmen AZ College Park base bali,
81, Johns vs.. HyattSyille High. Tidal
Rsssn Diamond Ne. base halll.
Dewitt at Alexandria Nigh (haSe hsin .
Leonard Hall vs., Georgetown Prep
lhsxs haln.
Maryland Park High at Friends thase
haln.
THURSDAY.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen at G.. 4. fhsSe haill.
Dewitt vs.. Georgetown University
Freshmen track.
FRIDAY.
Business VS.. Western base hall. pub
lie high title gamei.
Business VS.. Western tennis. public
high title match.
Eastern VS.. Catholic L. Freshmen at
Brookland tbaSe BALL.
Eastern at Western rifle. public high
title match.
Donaldson School al ST. Alhans base
BALL.
Tech vs.. V. NJ. l. Freshmen at Lex
ingten thaSe hall.
Emerson at Charlotte Hall tbase
baln.
SATURDAY.
Tech vs.. University OF MARYLAND
Freshmen at College Park track.
Tech vs.. Staunton Military Academy
at Staunton, Va. thaxe balll.
Dewitt al Randolph Macon Academy,
Front Royal, Va. ihaSe BALL.
Georgetown Prep vs.. Loyola tRahi-
marel High tbaSe halil.
Central vs., Tech. Business vs.. West
srn golf. public high title matchesl.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

- ENCING off the tie which existed
al the conclusion of the regular
bouts for the first womens Dis
trict of Columbia fencing title
and the Walter S. Blount medals
last night, Christine Ekengren of Hol-
;on Arms won the championship b. a
single touch. defeating Jessie Rollins. a
teammate, 5 IN 4.
Miss Ekengren and Miss Rollins each
had scored six victories and suffered
one defeat when they met in the de-
Gliding match. A more fitting finish
could not have been staged for a cham
plcnShip event than the spirited en-
counter which crowned the first woman
champion Of Washington. Despite the
fact that both contestants were more
or less weary after their two-day COM
petition they we're both on the Out vive
from the first touch until the last and
neither was content 70 remain long on
the defensive
Miss Rollins scored first. but Miss
Ekengren quickly tied the count II
was tied again at 20, 80 and 4-4, and
the title-winriing touch came as the re-
suit OF courageous thrust when Miss
Rollins carefully maintained guard was
forced open by daring attack
Dudley Breckenridge Of Holton Arms
who up until last night was just one
bout behind Miss Ekensren III the race
for the title. was forced tn withdraw
because Of an injury To her arm Her
place was taken BY Louise BROOKS, but
all Of her bouts were cancelled on
eiallv.
Final results were:
Evening star., 1928-05-06
SILVER SPRING.KENSUNCTON
BASE BALL TEAMS MERGE

state Delegate n EI;ton Harcs l.
scheduled TO TOSS out the first nall TO-DAY
when Herndon raurlnus open their se2-
son against Junior Ordermen st Ash
burn, Va, at 3 O'Clock.
Ishcrwoods and the newly organized
Iiggeds Drug nine are booked % meet
in a practice game today AT ; O'Clock
on Rosedale Fairgrounds.
White Haven dismonders will enter
tain Hess A. G. nine this afternoon At
2: 80 O'Clock on White Haven. Ma, dia :
mond, Home players are to report al
/ O'CLOCK.
Chc:rydale nine will engage Peerless
tosacrs this afternoon AZ 3 o'clock on
Lyon Village diamond, Manager Burch
OF Chcrrydale il seeking games. Cal
Clarendon 545 after O'Clock.
DuvaH or Ayeri!l will draw the pitch
ing assignment for Seat Pleasant Fire
men TODAY when Modern Woodmen arr
ne. ut 2:3o o'clock on the Smoke
Ea;crs diamond.
Saks Kroyden and Times Herald
Junior teams will clash today at /
O'Clock on East Ellpse diamond
Goelin Insects and GanZeiz are card
ed IN battle at : O'Clock on Reservoir
field. Players are to report by 100
O'Clock.
Newspaper Information Service nine
wants games in senior class Call J
Gubisch at Lincoln 26lf-J.
Trinidads added a win yesterday By
downing Olympics. Is 10 :.
Woodbridge Tigers. vhn defeated
Royal Peewees yesterday. 2 to o. wan;
games Call North 4993-J or North
2405.
DE COIa's fielding featured Capitol
Insects l3-to-l0 victory over Pepsi
Cola Midgets Yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
YALE DEFEATS COLUMBIA
CREW IN STUNNING UPSET

cleaned up the varsity feature and gave
them possession OF the New Blackwell
challenge cup for the second straight
year.
The victory also gave Yale the bulk
of honors for the day after each Of the
three participants had registered a
triumph apiece in the opening events
The Eli freshmen took the measure OF
Columbia by two ana a half lengths,
with Pennsylvania third. Pennsylvania S
l50-pound crew started the regetta and
the Calow regime off victoriou5ly. lead
ing Columbia by a half length. with
Vale third The Junior varsity closest
Of all four events. went to Columbia BY
the thin margin of foot or one NTH
of a second over Yale in a thrilling
finish. with Pennsylvania trailing by
thee lengths.
The order of fnish and official times
Of the four races
l5o-pound race fon~ mile and five
siXteenths> Won by P3nnsylyanis :
minutes, % seconds. second. Columbia.
725; third. Yale. T;3o
Freshman race tone mile and a halD
Won by Yale, S:l6: second. Columbia,
826: third. Pennsylvania, $50.
Junior varsity race zone mile and
hslD--Won by Columbia. s;l3; second.
Yale. 8:ISl2; third Pennsylvania, $50
Varsity race zone mile and half
Won by Yaic. sos; second. Columbia,
s:0s third. Pennsylvania. $50.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
EASTERN HIGH DROPS
MEET WITH PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 5-Eastern
High OF Washington wss defeated On
field and track BY the Naval Academy
Piehes Today. IS TO "a.
In both the field and track events
the yesriing midshipmen took firsts in
all places but one.
The Eastern men who won firStS were
Miles In the mile and Wood with the
iavelin
Summaries:
TRACK EVENTS.
ioa-T ARD nAsH--won by MaeBenz.e
Saw. EsFi. Aayy second RiRios Nav
's9 go. YARD AID nAsH-rwon ny Naexenuis
asyt Byrzl say, second Richardson. NAVY
'S,s .soyaR5 T,Rs Ils pSsH1i%os Oh nv y,,l, x,,y
Eni~lse Eastern. sscona aagafsop. East.
Ent~iaie Essieln sscond Alien Saey. thtrsi
OgE.NILE kCS-won ny >. Mic. Fast.
I Ii9o.Yaho Hisa auRpLEs-won 9
y, s.;,,Y1Gp tl,.' Low, Low sH6KDLEs@S% S D. =
sur NAVY thpa Time. 0:2S 80.
FIELD EVENTS.
roiE FACL,r~T,s ..,i,S for hr,t b'a~.eea rhll,
k@i aisu h',fe. /? fee, l. y,s.sa ss5ss x..y
Tie f1g sacond bstNeen Woods and BaueF
Navy sHa Bnsheng ana H0nand Eastern,
Height s feet - iaiehRs
DfsGIs~~~WOn by Nelson ksvY. Wright.
kayy ssegus Diake Nav ihira Ustanrf.
ia feet j Tnehss
sHUTPitT-~HDn D. Ur p Navy. Hutch
iHsssa- Eastern s-s'ous setspn SBxY third
l I3staHfe 80 fes4 5y iDah
mas Eastern ses0os. Nesob. Navy. thiG.
+ fJistauts f8s fnsf . - Iuehes
BROAD 1tJMT~~NvH by jones Navy
FlaW Eastern ssHona BalhHEs~ofth AaY*,
/ tufta f3jsf8nrF - ftet q isehes
Evening star., 1928-05-06
HEAVY PROGRAMS
FOR SCHOLAST|CS
Public High Diamond Title
Canes Included in Lot
OF engagements.

r~e~lv th'rt" cron.s comprise II.
l1oo.bov -:nlet,c card tins wesk
NouIay and Thur=da- re TIE cnIT
comparatively light ds,'a. Th:rs ere
biz programs FIR e.e-y other dav. Pub
i,c high title hall genes natveen Tseh
and Eastern Tu-adoy and Busiress snd
Western Friday arc tho h.7h zpot-
Ease bah c2mes between Noun, <.
Narv's rr4p end Georgetown Prep It
Garrett f'ark. Nd. End Eastern anc s..
Johns IN tidal BASIN Field are listed
tonorroT. G0nzaes and Friends ar 10
meet m ti1e alters court IN a prep
scnooi tennis hague match. Central :
nin4 eOss - Alexandra to meet Ep-s-
copal.
In addition 70 the Tech-Eastarn tail
.arle Tuesday there is champion
ship tennis match slated between Tech
and Eastern ana prep school tenr-s
league match between racksters cI
Georgetown Prep ard s. Adams
Charlotte Hall and Hyst.sWlle are TO
meet st Hysttsvil'e. ST. Adams ans
Georgetown Prep at Gsrrett Park and
Emerson and Alexandra at Alezsndri-
in oall games.
Wednesday win he g:~en over ex-
cluFiveiv IN base hall Tech viii visit
Annapolis for stand against the NAVY
PiebeS. Western has , date with the
University Of MARYLAND Freshmen st
College Park St Johns il To rneet
Hyattsville Hign on Tidal Basin Field.
Dewitt is 70 face Alexandria High -
Alexardria, Leonard Hall and George
town Prep are To come toge thsr and
Friends and MARYLAND PARK. I'd. Hi-h
are to meet on the Friends diamond
Eastern is In nloet Georgetown Fresh
men Al base ball and Dewitt and Georz-
town Freshmen are N come together
n track in attractions Thursday.
Apart from the Bu5insss -wsster-,
hampionsh1p bail game FRIDAY there
VIII be a title tennis match between
Business and Western and ball gar1ss
between Eastern and Catholic Uni
yersity Freshmen AZ BrcosIand. Donald
son School of Baltimore and ST. Adams
on the local field. Tech ard v. M. 7.
Freshmen and Western are 10 face in ?
championship rife match az Western.
track meet between Tech and Uni
versity OF MARYLAND Freshmen az Col
lege Park Is bright SCOT Of Saturdays
card. In ball games that 6av Teen Is
~ face Stsuntcn Military Academy At
Stanton. Va Dewitt and Randolph
Macon are to meet at Front ROYAL and
Georgetown Prep is . engage Loraia
High of Baltimore Central and Tech
and Business and Western are 70 NEST
in title golf matches