davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-05-06
c. i. NINE WINNER
BY 15+T0-9 COUNT.
AnnexeS Long. Slow Contest
From st. John's-Much
Late Scoring.
ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY bested
st. Johns of Annapolis. Is to
Q, in long. slow ball game yes
~ terday in the Brookland Sta

st. Johns of Annapolis Is to
Q, in long. slow ball game yes
~ terday in the Brookland Sta
ice the Cardinals using two and the
,Tohnnies three and none were impress
Sive. All were hit briskly except Maca-
luSo. one 0f the losers pitchers, and he
did not put the ball near enough the
Cardinal batsmen to give them chance.
Macaluso allowed four passes during
the two-thirds OF an inning he toiled.
Roseberrv and Armacost, other visiting
moundsmen. also were generous. the
former franking Ave and the latter six.
St Johns took the lead in the Sec
ond inning scoring one run. The
Cardinals got busy in the fifth and
counted three tallies TO gain the edge
which they never relinquished. In the
sixth the home club scored five more
runs and kept runners coming over the
plate frequently the remainder of the
game. ST. Johns staged a stout rally
in the eighth to register five markers,
but could only add one more tally in
the ninth
MacCartee. local boy. who formerly
attended Emerson Institute here, got the
longest hit of the afternoon. socking
terrific liner 10 left in the eighth for
the circuit. peloski Foley Long and
Tierney each got two hits for the Brook
landers and besides MacCartee. st.
Johns leading bstters we're Fader.
Dulin, Armaeost and Mitchell.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
TITLE SWIM MING
RACES ARE LISTED

Entries are to be received untn June
- fer the outdoor man and wcmsn
South Atlantic swimming champion
ships and Olympic tryoutS 70 be held
AZ Wardman Park Hotel pool SATURDAY..
june Is, Ed i.ollmsna, chairman az
the South Atlantic swimming com
mlttee, IS receiving entries at S9Os
Rayonne avenue Hamilton Station
Baltimore.
Events follow. Men 100 meters free
style, 100 meters haekStr0Se. zoo breast
stroke 400 meterS free style. dlvsnS
from springboard | meter and diving
from Springboard I meters, women.
100 meters free style, 100 meters hack.
stroke zoo meters hreaStStroke divtnS
from Springeosrd, | meter and diving
from springbosrd, ; meters,
Evening star., 1928-05-06
ALEXANDRIA TRACK MEET
TO DRAW FOUR SCHOOLS

Candidates for the crews Of the Old
Dominion Boat Club will report to
Coach Walter II. Thrau Of Washington
former star oarsman for the Potomac
Boat Club. tomorrow morning at the
clubhouse at 1890 About 35 candi-
dates are expected ont.
Alexandria Police will play two games
next week. meeting the Virginia Pub
lie Service Co Wednesday at ) O'Clock
on the Dreadnaught Park diamond, and
meeting Ham" Deeton's Ail-Stars Sat
urday at 4:30 on Haydon Field.
Times Herald Station. No. Is. will
play the Junior Citizens here tomorrow
on the St. Agnes Episcopal School f1eld
at o'clock.
Goose Goslins defeated the King
Street Giants. Is 10 II, here today.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
CLUB PICKS ROUTE
FOR MARATHON RUN

Route for the first national l5-mile
modified marathon to BE- staged by the
City Club May Is has been selected
following a survey by Thomas Marshall,
chairman Of the clubs survey commit
tee, and representatives of the sports
departments Of local newspapers.
Beginning at the City Club the route
will be as follows: To Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. west 70
Seventeenth street. north To Connecti-
cut avenue, north to Cathedral ave-
nue.. through woodley road to WiScon-
sin avenue. south 10 NJ street. east on
NJ street to Pennsylvania avenue to
Seventeenth street, south 10 Potomac
Park. around the road past Twiring
Lake. around Hams Point 20 Four
teenth street. north TO 3 street, east
on p street to Virginia avenue. TO Mary
land avenue, TO First street, around
GARFIELD and Peace Monuments. west on
Pennsylvania avenue 70 Eleventh street
TO G street, west on G street 10 the
City Club.
Every effort has been made 10 elimi-
nate steep hills in the course. The
most exacting climb will be gradual
pull beginning at Florida and Con-
necticut avenues and ending AT Wood
ley road and Wisconsin avenue, from
which point the going will be equally
as gradual downward TO Hains Point
Clarence de Mar. 4G-yeRr-old national
marathon champion; William Meyers
winner of the recent Paul Revere rlIG
held at Atlantic City. William Agee,
national junior croSS-country cham
plon; LEROY Paxton. Cross Country Club
~ naff al
tached. of this city. and Charles David
son. champion l0-miler Of Scotland
who is making his frSt run in the
United States. are among those who
have entered So far,
Washington athletes are urged 70
enter The run, which Is sanctioned nv
the A. A. u, A. A. u. registration
blanks as well aS entry blanks for the
marathon may be had A. the City Club
Evening star., 1928-05-06
D. c. GUARD RIFLERS
DOWN MlDSHIPMEN

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May S.-~out-
chasing the crack Naval Academy rife
team at three out of four ranges the
District OF Columbia National Guard
yesterday won its first victory In l3
years on the range here today with a
score of 2,a98 points out OF q possible
2,600.
Thc Midshipmen. overwhelmed al the
excellent oifhand shooting of the mill.
tiamcn, were unable Ia pick up In rapid
fire The loss of 3S points In the atand-
Ing position and trailed with a score
of 2.275.
Sergt Walter r. Stokes medical de-
tachment. l2th Engineers. former world
free rife champion, shooting a perfect
score Of so In the 100-yard sitting rapid-
f1re position led the field OF experts
with the flne tatal of $40,
-. ID. G, Nati0naI Guard.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
cANDL0T LEAGUE LED
BY CHESTNUT FARMS

BY keeping its record free OF defeats
during the first TWO weeks OF play.
Chestnut Farms Dairy nine leads the
Merchants League with Barber & EcSs
close behind With cne defeat but one
more victory
Jett OF Barber & Ross. and Nicer
mick of Chestnut Farms, are tied for
batting honors with 533 figures each.
Terrett of Barber & Ross. leads base
pilfsrerS with seven in five genes. HoucS
of Barber a. Ross, leads in scoring TurS
with seven 70 his credit Brown. Mel
hngton and Bennie have accounted for
the trio Of home runs hit in II games
PLAYED 10 date.
This weeks schedule follows.
Tomorrow Chestnut Farms yS Bar
her & Ross. Tuesday. TAompSons Dairy
". Chevy Chase Dairy: WedneSd2v
Barber & Ross rs. Eergmanns: Thurs
dav. CHEVY Chase " Chestnut Farms
snd Friday. SerSmsnns vs. Thcr.r-
sons
Evening star., 1928-05-06
VIRGINIA TRACkMEN
DEFEAT NAVY TEAM

CHARI Va, May 8
Virrinia's track team continued unde-
fesfed this season by scoring So 5Az-to-
SOL, victory over the Navy in meet
mace closer than had been expected oy
injuries which kept two Cavalier stars
cut OF several events
Virginia won eight first places and
the Navy six.
The meet was exciting from start To
finish. but the Virginians were always
In the lead IN total points scored.
A vice Cavalier margin mace In
early events vas almost entirely wiped
eui toward the end after Harry Flippin.
nationsl psntathlon champion. had
beer removed when he pulled tendon
in the broad Jump. But before he LEFT
Flippin had counted ii paints to be
high scorer.
Cant. Cumming Of the Cavaliers
flashed in the lead in both 100 and go
easnes covering the shorter distance
IN Q As seconds Maurice Lebauer was
first and his brother Sidney second IN
beth snotput and discus throw, sccr-
ing is points for Virginia between
them.
Virginia teok all three places in the
broad jump and both first and second
in the l0o-ysrd dash. iayelin. discus,
L5ovd led the Navy with a first place
fr the go low hurdles. IN which Flippin
lid not compete. 3 second in the high
hurdles and third in both shot and
6iscu-
Three Mary runners came in together
n the 40. for Rcb!nson. Cavalier guar
t~r rnile star. was in the hospital with
> had leg
Navy took first and second in the
half mile. the iwo-nile and the pole
vault
Summaries.
go YAsp pAsg-woa ;.l7 y rnmn1gs .s,s,s
''9ss2i isslAsb ar Hrspl.rs4So@ i.i % = yiipele
"a. '.s.T'5 Is,T sr, I'm. '-'7 ~ s.ss,as. ss "''"
NlI.E .gCf--wea " rssHhsts Navy
s.1a E'. .,,r,.sa. ssia - pas1 .s.1ooes s''''~'s
JsyEI.fH-won IS Turust ytfzanis
sses9,,i ks.,nrF " x'fs.aia 90. & &,hles fsekner
FgGE 1fNP--Tie for frst pises betssesH
w@sfios aae G.;2t4sgaits ,N..E1go,s ih,ra Z Bal
90, 80 T' ThkD srS-@ae - :, sriaa9 ssyy
sse.sse Howell Gsyf third Ezs,or ssgv
Dlsc9.s-~os - y Lebsa.r yiryyin.a,
N%rs ~ oisILE Rt.:E-'Fos y Ksss, Nay
Fes seyarb TTsf ataaBis1os a.Biis s'<fsa. e. Loy4
Navy aetos4e wiillsFss Navy thifd White
Eirgseta T3Yse 80 secoRds
@eo YAED DAeH-Wg by Cumming
rsrrinis Assssne Pssee May. shlra Hsmi.
,.-.. Nsyw Fsnls - = res'rsls8s
RaOhD 5rgp--Won lps Cannon VIZ
Vuss eeefa1 F}sBDln virginia third La
terssaH T4fEtEla DiAtanoe ~ feet s&s
sso.Y .YkBD gCN--won by Phillips, n.yy
mud Brlnes Navy. third Fannaas Wiz.
Saesz Ilns Z, minutes = sseanas -.
xHOyrTFT~-WwB by n Lebsusf. VIZ
Rat8s .ss7sfsd a. Iebs8sr EfFgtaiS third
Ilasd AaY*. Tsstssse - tees inches.
pfyFy gkfT.T-Tte fer fret b5aee be
t.sess. ts'tsttf ssd KohE8s %ays tis for third
F4aes Gs.1 ~esa f<sJnag YitsIbfs 3n9 SNOW.
bs*g ~ ght - ffft
Evening star., 1928-05-06
16 EVENTS LISTED
BY FIVE COLLEGES
Base Bail, Tennis, Lacrosse
and Track Competition
on Schedule.

Sixteen contests, II ct base ball >
st tennis track meet and lacrosse
match sre listed for Collegiste athletes
of the local group this week CoiarS If
Georgetown, Catholic University. Mary
land. George Washington and American
University sre to be shown.
Saturday will be the biggest dsy +
the week with SIX attractions listed.
While three are scheduled "Wednesday,
which will as the next most active dsy,
TIVE hal games are slatsd tomorrow
hereahout> Georgetown is To enter
tain Temple ON the Hilltop snd the
University Of Maryland Freshmen will
play host to Baltimore Poly st College
Park
TUESDAYS card also comprises q
couple diamond encounters. While
Catholic University and VillancVs ave
elsshiRS 81 Rrooklsn6. American Unit
versltv ano Georss Washington sre "a
meet.
Two BAH games sn6 tennis match
appear on Wednesdays schedule. Leh-
anon Valley and Georgetown are 20
hook up on the Hilltop and Catholic
University is 10 engage Delaware at
Brooklsn6 in the diamond tits Mary
land and Navy are 10 meet on the ten
MS courts at Anna polls.
One hsU game is The lone attraction
listed Thursday and two diamond en-
counters comprise Fridays card. Getty
burg will visit. Georgetown for a con-
test Thursday and Maryland is TO en-
te~tsin Western Maryland at Colleee
Park Friday. while the Georgetown
Freshmen are playing host 70 Washing
ton and Lee yearlings on the Hilltop.
Gearsesewn and American University
nua-s are 20 show their wares on for
esa diamonds Saturday. The Hoyas
will engage Navy at Annapolis and
Amt IN University is to visit Bridge
water. Va. for tilt with Briosewaier
COLLEGE George Washington ana Cath
oilc University track teams are to meet
et Ercoklana.
Aarylan6's lacrosse team is 10 90 To
Princeton 70 tackle the Tiger twelve.
one of the strongest in the country.
Randolph Macon is 10 visit Collsen
Park for q tennis match with the OH
Lire netmen. Marylsnd's Freshmen
nine is TO entertain Washington and
Lee yesrhngs al College Park.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
HARVARD 0ARSMEN
BEAT M. |. T. EIGHT
81 ,as A..g,lalea -

IS tss Asso'ated press
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. MAY s. Hat~
wards powerful varsity eight defeated
lbs creates crew eyer assembled a. The
Massachusetts institute of Technology
sy a quarter length here today on the
Charles River without even taking on
thsiF wraps. Rough water and strong
eTosz wind accounted for the winners
slow time ~ Q minutes A seconds TOT
The Bfiis aud three quarters distance
The Crimson 0srsmtn. who average
lsS pounds one we're thought 10 bA
much TOO heavy for any race under four
miles. matched the Engineers stroke
f0f stroke ard had much more strength
IN reserve a. the finish
The Heignboting institutions shared
The regatta victories, for the Crimson
junior varsity crew led the Tech jay
yees" By six lengths The Tech $50
varsity best Inc HaFysTa crew by two
lengths over ths Henley distance and
fbe Tern freshmen finished length
ahead of HafFsrds 1891 oarsmen tn
Inc opfninR Tafs
Evening star., 1928-05-06

great Yale crew stepped out Of
the leader mold this evening 10
make It's 1923 racing debut with
a sensationally surprising victory
over Columbia's famous intercollegiate
champions on the choppy waters of the
Schuyikill River,
This sturdy Blue eight with only one
veteran. in The shell of last years out
fit, stepped out without the slightest
hesitation 10 whip the veteran and
formidable Columbia crew that was an
almost prohibitive favorfte before the
race The Els showed their stuff by
taking the lead after a mile Of ding
dong racing and increasing their margin
to a good length over the New Workers
in a dazzling burst Of speed and power
over the last half mile.
Pennsylvania first varsity product OF
the coaching skill of Rusty" Callow
never was contender after the half
way stage. finishing third and last,
three lengths behind Columbia, The
Official times we're 3 minutes and ;
seconds for Yale. 8 0S for Columbia and
& 30 for Pennsylvania.
Yale's astonishing triumph against a
crew that beat the best Of the East and
West last year at Poughkeepsie brought
to a climax the triangular regatta II
was the sixth straight year the Els have
Evening star., 1928-05-06
T~sw Srss5iey.
GIRL SWIMMERS IN TIE
AS RECORD IS SMASHED

SACRAMENTO, Calf. May s ty4--
Minnie Meyers es ArTnllo sa6 Eta cart
wright et Eureka, Calf uro8cislly
broke the wonlen'$ vo-l6 record cs
ls,cA for tbs ioc-meter dash IN
OLYMPIC track tryeutS for wc1asa here
today. The girls tie6 for the distance
in 1908.
ofncials will measure the track cs-s-
fully and check cross wind Ne5crc
announcing the record IS cficsal
Evening star., 1928-05-06
MILDLY NINE VICTOR
ON VIRGINIA ERRORS

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nav s.-Though
greatly outbatted by Virginia nine here
today, the Navy won BY To through
the poor work of the visitors in the
field and the wildneSs OF Atkinson and
Melrnse
The Navy scored braces Of runs in
The fourth and nth githnut making a
hit
Gensner's triple in m. second and
homer In the third were two Of the
Navy's four safeties.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
TECH NINE SCORES
IN VIRGINIA GAME

FRONT Royal, Va. Ma 5.-Tecb
TIxix bsse bsli team 81 Washington
esfeste6 R2naoipr- Maeon mere this
afternoon, . ~ 2
peiniG GCrYnsn Ths Bls6s three
hits jules SerYeii y'ae got triple sne
a angie sn@ PAU RF9Vn. wil8 made
fwo.oask nit and 8 single led the
xanneTF' attach Bowler #2S the locals
seost Consistent batter getting two
htnFlse.
weFs erses}Se johnson, Esn6elph-
Ns<on bqyler. Sid well b1t was hsnei~
eagEHe ny sfTstle support.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
CATHOLIC TRACK MEET
ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED

Entries for the second annual East
ern Catholic interschoiastic track and
field meet 10 be held next Saturday ~
Catholic University stadium, have been
received from schools in this citv.
Baltimore. Cumberland. PhiladeIpaia.
Newark. New YORK. Srookivn. Rochester.
Syracuse and Buffalo. West Catholic
High Of Philadelphia won the meet
last Spring.
Rev Charles A. Hart. secretary of
the Catholic University Athletic Ccun-
ell, is general chairman. in charge Of
arrangements
Evening star., 1928-05-06
TARHEELS TAKE MEET.

GREENSBORO. y, c. MAY : - -
p,llag up a total NJ Ss.s cciatS the U-si~
VetSttS Of North Cafolins wcss TIE A..
nusl intercollegiate asld and track n,ss'
today Duke scored &eT ENr SsccN6
place, While other participants aHreXsS
totals as follows, Davidson. -. NcrtS
Carolina State, iss, CUatcrS. : Wax
Forest. a., and High roint College. 4
Evening star., 1928-05-06
VIRGINIA POLY WINS
MEET FROM v. M. |.

LEXINGTON. Va. MAY SSuperi-
GRITTY in the running events gave Vir-
ginia Tech a G9-to-b7 victory over
" M. /. In the final dual meet of the
season.
v. p. I captured 10 frst places, IN
oluding clean sweeps in the century
and mile. but v. M. J. scored heavily
With flrst and second IN The high
hurdles shot put and pole vault and
several other second places
Iand of Y. r. l. broke his own rec
ord when he hesved the discus i43
feet 10 inches, while Walker In the
high hurdles, Read IN The pole vault
and Winter. running second In the
two miles lowered local marks.
SUMMARIZE
eod Keii@'. tblid shseEln 'slI Of re'b
aLf nj S'@i@V,,s wa ey coots seooao penn
'"'st" s.2o 3hhn bAtu@wV"a hy i',"e .hant 4 All In
lTeb, second t,pson ". N - third,
H"i..'f9% 70 f%nb ~ Mod IiifGSn II y is""2. l.
r. lhnd wela i1eehj Time is 4 sec,
'T,tg 81 fAGn and pAf .,s WV " T a'esssp si,s
TWD+MtLF HUk W0n bg Penn tIeuh I,
s.s1nd. Winter ~ N. -, thiid smith
320YARD Low HURDLES wnn by
Ateis Tech second Walker ~ NJ IDt
'fsss sso F%h yzhp ff1 aus VIZ. & ifaS. aisSs.op
cfe,bl sreond Cooka tfeohJ thifd.
e"I1c 9i6e ~ t5nap \ Won 9'Ts =, t.orts ot rrech,
sln1ng weihef 0ld and Jones fsli oi v
n - Height q toet ~ lnthss
BHOAD JfAF~v Wan by peake fTerh)
serotd Harrington ~. n - thifd. Walk
p0LF yAtIT non by nesd w, Nj, -
aecnad bo1 iinF ~ ~ third. Dame
*oG1 isfs ~ Ffanbbss adn s ts'' nS sPff
f"'a r9 f' b.,.n't IA H., ia't9 u '"9"f". neS..
,saaaa sa2' ,s5bsoa E3, Wv II fis'"t t,,lrd au.s.li
'fifV ihVtlfs fRi9si iY9sioa tfs' ,a 'a.A'l, E lso~ ~
n .seend sheIl lfech thiEd 0lG
~. N, ~. Dstsass. ~ tsst lAsAss,
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Totals ~; lo"TI; Totals. 81 II "4iI
'Hatted fnr SmtliEtp in ninth
Rlttea tnr Fields ~ ninth
- Johns ....... q q \ L. .
Z fathnlic r ..... y y n z ! x-IS
-, BunS-Glafrs 80 Foisy -, smith 50.
Walters 80 LorE 80. Belf t2I Fader
Duhn. johnson. MacCartee t"l Armaeost
-. Mitchell Fields Errurs-~Smjth go
Long 80. Beih. Armacust Mitchell Rose
herrA. Tuo-bass hits--Johrsnu Armacnsi
Smith. Home run---Maccartse. Stolen
oases--Iluin Fnieu. walters ~a~rihCeS--
Duiu BNlf Double play-Mact' 'arlee to
O~ings. Lett on ha>es--T tF q. St Johns
=. Bases on hals--Oa Conlin 1 of Rose
berry 8. hH MaraluSn .. un ArnIacost q
struck out---RF Canitn. / by Raseberry. =
His--On Canhu, y IN innings of Rvrre
n IN innings. uH Rose berry. q in Il IN.
nlHss, ed Macsiuso uone ia 4 inning. on
Armacost. ! IN ] - timing Hit nv pitcher
81 touiin tFsderl, Wild plt"h--RoxeheFry
Passed halI~-Mitchel Winning pitchey-
Byrne Losing pitcher araluso. Umpire
Mr. EuSsius ~. e.. e. A.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
GUsTAPs0E TO COACH,

CHICAGO Nay q ~ VIE GuAisf.
son. captain ~ ths 1927 Northwestern
University foet hell team has ioiHss
the Wheaton III College coaching
sisn Hs viii hsys fuil charge ~ ttsak
sna sEklss Ia feet Dsu sna nsAkss bsA,
Evening star., 1928-05-06
ST. JOHNS TWELVE WINS.

1kEArcLIg Mo, Nay Sin 8
zane of lacrosse. 10 which the play"
Ing Vas sl0See 40 by ths neal. d
John ciosee ~ home season ~ dt"
~fatiag Randolph Macon bo o
Evening star., 1928-05-06

washington Cricket Club players will
practice this afternoon a. e'elnnk on
West Potomaf Park Fisld All msa-
bers Of the elub are requested 70 attend.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
summary Of boIlts last nlght

sWTIIINaTy ~ WUILs IaHt HIRWE
Fkeugren lie featsd IAnsan a--,s Nout
goWeFs defeatea Wiicnx, o~~'4. Rollins de
teatet zimmerman a. Merriam defeated
Fkengfen 81 Kaufman defeated Brooks
3-~J w1lcox defeated Zimmerman. 81
Ne feated Merrism 5-a Zimmerman de
tested Rr~ckenridss. 5--3: Ekengren de
fsated Hanson 80 Merriam defeated vii
cox. a. Rolans defeated kaufman 81
Ekengrpta DEFEATED Zmmermau a--A VII.
cox defeated Brooks. 81 Ransom defeated
Kaufman o. Rollins defeated Montxem.
aFv b. HreeksnFid4s dstestso Merriam.
5--3 Txtra bout EkenKreu defeated Roi-
nma 81
Following the fencing bouts. a gold
basket ball vas presented 10 Jean Mac
Evening star., 1928-05-06
THE Senre.
Totals. ~ II - Totals % 80

MT TOT HNFH N Nihth 1nnlns
Lni. of Virginia =. ! q q q o---R
Navy .,.....-....., - . = d q q x--r
Runs-~April Sloan. Dunn - Randolnh
AtktnNon MIitl"#n Gentuer 80 Porter
~tfuh WILSON GUbhins Errors Anrit
nse Byrd t"l Randonh Porter Miller
~. T4o.h base hits Dunn Randotuh
Thf"e.ta-e hft-~~tirntnrr Hung. rutl-~Gent,
ner SscrIh"t hits-~T HoWen Randolnh
Atkins. Guhbins Bases nu belisv~-OH VII.
AUn. q uH Atkinson. of MplTose 4
Strurk put--Be Wilson he Atbinsnn 4
~ Msiruse Hil by p,tcher--Byrl tby
Niisuni. Ralk--Melruse. staten hasrs-~
SloBn Pnvur. Passed halls-~Apris 49,
Guhhins i.ctt on naSes---virginia II.
Naval Academy Double nlav-- "A ,iliya3i
nauntgRn and Miller. tlnuireS-~Messrs
Green and Hughes. Time of game hours
ard Is inmates,
Evening star., 1928-05-06
UTPOINTING Gallaudet College
track and field athletes in II
Of the Is events staged at
Kendall Green yesterday after
... r. nAInNlin HlhaiN,nrgiiN fNAk


noon. Catholic University took
the dual meet with case. 81 to 30. But
one first place went to Coach Ieoov
Hughes squad.
The Brookland athletes piled up ole
advantage in the running events ano
more than held theiy own In the fleld
attractions. Happy Byouk gave the los.
erS their lone first place when he hurieo
the l6-pound shot over S6 feet.
sullivan. Gerth and Champa we're
the bic point scorers for the Brookland
team The former won the high Jump
and <4n-yard sprint Gerth took the
broad jump and go low hurdles. while
Joe Champa tied for first IN me 22u
dash. southpswed the discus for the best
distance and finished second in the CEN
tury dash. Mahoney, Malevitch, Juten.
Smythe. Langley. Carney and HeSley
also performed well for the winners.
Ryouk and Ridnes we're the big scor-
erS for the losers. although the former
was handicapped by had cold.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

suast. .ts3ttoasse~ea AGanx tFnas tef kpfdF
Kas.6 tet kn8qeVE pusSH tbt 6rGhF AHsyeRs
r. fs.re Htaes ~ Faols Pgols fof ofoa
n Cfosg f.. y H. foTss fer tlofHEteFts
'r.re fas $50 gt.rp fof Naeapiet
- ~ ~at 9nfHs Foele f2 Eirss RI
FFSSss . Crsrst Hse4 cf hk5esf sB Blie
ksizs Esfsret t-~fhs1' Hos3as tnsgFt
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Ry ALAN I. GOULD.

~ HUADEI PHIA, May 5,-Another
great Yale crew stepped out of
the leader mold this evening 10
make its lob racing debut with
Evening star., 1928-05-06

American Legion Post No. OF this
city will send It's junior base ball rep
resentatives to Washington tomorrow
afternoon for Capital City League en-
gagement with National Press FoSt,
American Legion of that city.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

BoiStered nv the return OF Larry
CurtisS who has been. laid up with a
sprained ankle. the Del Raw 4, G, will
elay the Washington Union Printers on
Duncan Field IN Potomac At
u M tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

The qualifying round of the ladies
Spring tournament AT Belle Haven
Country Club ended today and scores
soon will be announced by the golf
committee. Entrants who qualitled
have until MAY II to play their nrst
round matches Mrs. y, J. Howell viii
present her permanent trophy To the
winner OF the finals which are set tor
htAA
Evening star., 1928-05-06

TUESDAYS card also comprises =
eouple diamond encounters. While
Catholic University and Villanova ave
elsshinS a. Erooklsn6. American Unit
versltv and Georse Washington are "a
meet
Evening star., 1928-05-06
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y z NATIONAL GUAND
cnIcKETERs TO PRACTICE,

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-17
REDMILL HELD
IN LINTON JAIL
Coventry Satisfied Youth Had
No Part in Charles Gontka
Staying

William LANCER and Charles Cow
entry, defending attorney and
prosecutor respectively in the lnez
Gontka murder trial, have settled
down to detail work for the coming
trial after the preliminary hearing
which was held at Napoleon last
week.
Inez Gontka, 17-year-old self-con-
fessed patricide, will be tried before
an Emmons county jury at Linton
in regular session during December.
LANCER did not ask for a change OF
venue for the case.
Howard Redmill, 18-year-old farm
hand, is being held as material
witness in the case. He is being
held in the Emmons county Jail at
Linton in lieu Of $4,000 bond set al
the Juvenile hearing at Napoleon
before Judge George w. McKenna
Of the third judicial district.
The states attorney is satisfied
he says, that the youth had no &C
tual part in the Staying of Charles
Gontka, 6O-year-old farmer, Labor
Day. but he said that if released
the boy might leave the district ant
might not be found to appear in the
trial Of the girl.
Inez was released on $4,000 bond:
furnished by her mother and friend.
and is now at the Gontka home ;
few miles southwest of Hazelton.
LANCER returned to Bismarck lat
Friday after the Napoleon hearing
left Immediately for Valley City
and was in Fargo early today.