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Evening star., 1928-05-02
GRANGE IN CHARGE
OF "BUNION" SQUAD
By the Associated Pres.

/
LINCOLN. III. May 2-Tt was
33-mile trek that faced Charley PyIe's
transcontinental runners today. Nor
nal, Ill, being the sixtieth control coins
calling them.
Harold (Red) Grange. the foot bsI
player and ex-iceman. remained here
70 start the u footnen forward. Pyle
having gone ahead 20 arrange niznt
controls. Since departure Of the guid-
ing genius Of the worlds longest COM
petttiTe foot race, Grange has been kent
busy combating attempts through legal
channels to balk the caravan.
They've been tossing attachments a.
me ike forward passes" Grange said
The chief difhculty with them was
they were offside when the ball was
snapped. The race is going on regard
less OF all interfering actions"
Peter Gavuzzi. the bearded EnSlfh-
man, Increased his lead yesterday when
ne walked and ran the 81 s miles from
Springfield IN $50 "a. Seth Gonzales
of Denver kept pace with Cavuzzi. but
his elapsed time IS s92 2:25:23. as com
pared with GavuZZi's 366;15:i1. Ga
vuZzi's advantage over Andrew Payne
Of Claremore. Okla, VINO holds second
Is now 5:26:45. Payne finished n
tie Tor eighth yesterday.
Grange announced yesterday that the
daily control distances would be length
ened east Of Chicago
Thursdays control viii be at Pontiac.
fridays at Joliet and Saturdays q.
Chicago.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
SCHOOLBOY ATHLETIC ! /
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Catholic University Freshmen a.
Eastern tbsSe hail.
Western vs.. Gonzaga fbase BALI.
Friends at st. Adams lprep school
tennis league match.
Business at Episcopal ttennisD.
Western VS.. Gonzaga (goIi) Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
THURSDAY.
Central VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen at Georgetown tbase ball).
FRIDAY.
Central vs.. Western (base bali, public
high title gameD.
Business VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men base baIl).
Emerson vs.. GOnzaga (base BALL.
st. Johns vs.. HyattsyiIIe High at
RiyerdaIe.
st. Adams at Shenandoah Valley
Academy, Winchester. Va. (base bali
Central VS.. Western ttennis, public
high title match.
Eastern at Central frifie, public high
title mateh)
Tech vs.. Randolph Macon at Front
Royal, Va. lbase bali.
Western vs.. Friends ltennis).
Central vs.. Business fgolf).
Western vs. WOodberry Forrest al
Orange, Va. golf.
SATURDAY.
University of MARYLAND IntersehoIax-
ties, College Park track.
Eastern vs.. Navy PIebes at Annapolis
7 track.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
BELLE HAVEN CLUB
NAMES GOLF TEAM

ALEXANDRIA. va, May &C. F.
Eolden. chairman Of the Belle Haven
Country Clubs golf committee. has an
nounccd that B. l.. Howell. c. f. Hol-
den, Carol Pierce. jr; Wilmer Waller.
T. (. SchreIl. DR.. S. B. Moore, Y. Lloyd
and c. C. Caslin. Jr. have been picked
for the eight~man team which viii play
a schedule OF matches with nearby or
ganizations as well as compete in the
Tri-State Golf Association. a.
Belle Haven viii open its season on
Saturday afternoon by playing the
Mansfield Golf Club at Fredericksburg,
aNa7 40 49, r.. ~;
: Episeopal High School hoped on the
offerings of Bowies and Hazard, St.
aAlbaps. aaprlers. for ii hits yesterday
and defeated the Washington school
boys, . 70 ]. It'd s.
George MASON High and Washington
arid Lee High VIII meet on the .Gener-
ais track May l8 or 10 in a meet TO
detesTaine the Arlington County cham
pionship.
A meeting Of the chairman 6f the
various committees making local plans
for the Eonthern Rowing Association
&A H6aaAe& AitAG VA Jul wa iA~Et ak
j. M. Reeds store tomorrow night at
Q o'clock. t n
Columbia Engine Company viii play
the Junior Order United American Me-
chanics Sunday on Hayden Field.
- fe p a.
Del Ray A. c. viii be boIstered by
the return Of Larry Curtis, who has
been out OF the game with q sprained
ankle.
Edmonds Art Stone Company Of
Washington will play the Cardinal A.
G. Sunday at Cardinal Park.
Douglas A. G. viii be entertained
here Saturday by the St. Mary Celtics
In DEeadnaught Park at $50.
Qualification rounds for the women's
Spring tournament at the Belle Haven
Country Club has opened. May is
the deadllne.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
AWAIT BLUE AND WHITES
GAME WITH WESTERN NINE
Teams TO Clash in Series on Friday-Tech Easv Win.
ner Over Business-Seven Scholastic Events
Carded Tomorrow

previously had downed Tech, which won
the title last Spring.
Stone, Western, yesterday defeated
Horton, 5 70 4. IN the first fcursonne.
but Webb Of Central took the measure
u Evans. Western, however, had best
ball. 70 g. Drain Of Western defeated
Wright, 70 3, and Barrett Of Western
won over OliYeri, TO 3, in the second
foursome, 70 give Western best nall.
5 to 4. Cobb Of Central defeated Bull,
and l, and Hartsho-n, Western. beat
Atherton, 2 and /. in the third four
some, making best bail even.
CentraPs tennis team drubbed George
town University Freshmen YESTERDAY,
5 to /. Frank Shore. Everett Simon
Alfred Ogus, Walter Feltzer and Jonn
Neale made up the Central Com5ina-
ton.
De MOlay tennis players scored
4-to-3 triumph over Business rackeseTs
yesterday: ......- ~.
Summaries:
> J II smith Ie Molay aefeats4 Tarsaes
., LEONARD fBasines.l. defeated Potter.
: 3, Payne Business. defeated K.sse-.
;: smi.h De Nolsyi. defeated Gi5-
~. !. Cochran de wolay). Won by C.
DOUBLES.
I. II; Smith and J. Cochran de XoIsyl
defeated Tsrshes and GIBBONS. s-@. 6-.
z Leonard and Payne tBGslnessi De-
'sa'sd Fotter and kieier. Sc. l-4.
st. Adams fell easy prey to Episco-
pal yesterday in a s-to-I ball game a.
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
HAHN IS ON FARM,
FORGETTING TRACK

FALLS CITY. Nebr., May 2 lP}.-
Spring corn planting, growth of his
! Winter wheat and care Of the Spring
crop of pigs at present are uppermost
in the mind Of Lloyd Hahn, Boston A. A.
flyer, who is Americas prime hope to
win the 800 and 500 meter races at
the Olympics in Amsterdam three
months hence.
Back in his home town and near the
farm where he was born, Hahn is busily
engaged in completely forgetting the
has pounded along to victory over the
worlds best for. the last two or three
years.
There is nothing in the appearance of
the overalled farmer Hahn to indicate
the speed of his 1.-THE legs that have
set four world records indoors.
( He Is taking a Six-week vacation
from training before sailing for Europe
late this month with his coach, Jack
Ryder, to acclimate himself and renew
training for the games.
Recently Hahn returned here from
his last indoor race in Chicago. For
about six weeks he will work on his
farms. take life easy in pastoral scenes
and strive to forget track altogether.
II don't want to even think about it, .
he tells incuiring admirers.
"Ill be In better shape If get a
complete rest, and I've got to forget the
boards to do that. When I get abroad
will be time enough to. renew training
and get into condition"
Hahn hopes that the scene OF his
European conditioning viii be England.
where he can talk TO the natives and
they to him. He has no hankering for
France. because the language spoken
there is strange to him.
Hahn probably will pass up all ex-
hibition opportunities abroad II he is
fortunate enough to win 20 points for
the United States in competition. He
believes he will return directly to Ne
braska, where harvesting will be in full
swing
Evening star., 1928-05-02

IA YEW YORK. May 2 R.-Jack
Delaney's 73-second knockout
defeat by the Boston sailor,
/ Jack Sharkey. is to undergo a
thorough scrutiny by the New
York State Athletic Commission.
Rumors that the fight was not "on
the level" and that Delaney had not
properly trained have led the boxing
fathers to start an investigation that
win bring drastic action should any
evidence Of wrongdoing be uncovered.
Managers of the two boxers scoffed
at the persistent reports that the bout
was not "on the up and up"
James A. Farley, chairman OF the
commission, revealed that before the
fighters were called into the ring at
he had instructed Lou Magnolia, the
referee, TO inform Sharkey and Delaney
that they would be thrown out of the
ring if there was anything wrong with
their actions.
"All heard before the fight" said
Farley. "Were the same rumors that a
lot of other people heard. / instructed
Magnolia when he called the fighters
to the center of the ring to tell them
what / had heard.
i hokQ IllIIl 10 say LIlAt Al tllClE Neto
anything wrong with their actions, both
would be thrown out of the ring.
haven't seen Magnolia since the fight.
assume he oheyed orders"
Joe Jacobs, manager of Delaney, said:
A Delaney was at l78 pounds, his best
hEdtAig weight, and In as good condi-
ton as he ever has been. He was SIM
ply hit on the chin as any other
fighter might be-"
Said Johnny Buckley, Sharkey's
Filot.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
DR.. PELTZER HURTS
ANKLE, MUST REST
Ry The Associated Press.

Ry The Associated Press.
WTCKERSDORF. Germany, May o.
Dr. Otto Peltzer, German runner. has
injured an ankle. He has been one OF
Gcrmany'S greatest hopes for success
in the olympic games, -
Dr., Peitzer injured his right ankle
when he was taking part i'll field
cay at PocSSneck on Sunday. He was
playing hand bail and fell in a general
ScUffie near the goal
AT first 1t was believed that the in
jury was not serious. but the attend
ing physician now fears that weeks may
elapSe before the runner will be able
to resume training and it may then be
too late for him to get in condition for
the games at Amsterdam
The news caused grave distress in
sporting circles throughout Germany
as DR.. Peltzer, who ran In mile and
1000 meter events in the United States
last Winter, was held to be Germany's
greatest Olympic hope.
The 2S-year old foot-running ace, DR..
Peltzer, is the holder Of three official
world records, the most noteworthy of
which is his outdoor mark of 1875 for
the half-mile The others are 500 and
500 meters.
If the gall0ping Germans injury
keeps him out Of the Olympics 1t will
blast his greatest ambition. which was
70 win the Se0-meter title in race in
which his prospective opponents would
include LLOYD Hahn, the American star,
and Douglas Lowe OF England. the pres
ent Olympic champion.
DR.. PeltZer was spectator in New
York during the special race last March
when Hahn broke the indoor half-mile
record and bettered the Germans out
door mark. Hahn's time was Isl 2-5.
After the race DR.. Peltzer expressed the
hope that he and Hahn would engage
in a record-breaking duel at Amster-
dam.
DR.. Peltzer has been Germany's ath-
letic hero ever since he conquered the
great Paavo Nurmi in Berlin in 1900
meter race two years ago.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
~ CHOLASTIC base ball fans are to-
dav lnnkino t0 the Ctnrnfral. .xNert :

= CHOLASTIC base ball fans are to-
day looking TO the Central-West-
ern game to be played Friday
~ with more than usual interest.
It is thought that the game will
aid in getting line on the comparative
strength of Central, which will be play
ing its first series game. and Tech,
which together with Eastern, are looked
upon as leading contenders for the title
Tech defeated Western, 13 to s, but
whether Central will be able TO score
so decisiyely over Coach Dan Aherns
tossers Is questionable.
In chalking up its second win in as
many series starts yesterday over Busi-
ness. 13 to 3. Tech again showed plen-
ty Of all-around strength. Not only
did the Maroon and Gray boys clout the
ball with a will, but they played stel-
lar bali afield, not an error being
charged against them. Tack Ensor on
the mound for Tech held Business hit
ters at his mercy. Max Schwartz and
Bernie Phillips. strong hurlers, were
both touched briskly.
Tech got of a two-run lead in the
first inning and added TO their margin
right along.
Louis Berger. who got pair Of
doubles: Jules Sorrell, who came
through with four singles, and Ray
Roberts jr., clouting new outfelder. who
socked a homer. led Tech batters.
Revelle Jones Of Business also got
circuit smash.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
X. o. of Delaney by Sharkey
Will Be Probed by Officials

"It seems to me that the only thing
wrong with the bout was that Sharkey
fought as he is capable of fighting and
Delaney was knocked out. think 1t
is silly to say the fight was not waged
on its merits. l know so far as Shar-
key and myself are concerned every
thing was strictly on the level"
Promoter Tex Rickard said:
IT failed TO see anything wrong.
Rather / saw Sharkey in one of his
greatest exhibitions Of fighting ability
and ring fury"
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Fights Last Night

By thr Associated Press
+ PORTLAND, Me.--George Chabot,
Montreal. defeated Pete Petrolle, Fargo,
N Oak. tl2).
t PEORIA, Ill.--Joe Chaney, Baltimore,
: Knocked out Ralph Mendoza. Mexico
City IA. Sonny Lloyd, Chicago, won
from frankie Hall. Chicago Heights 90.
ST. LOUIS.-Pierre Charles. Belgium,
defeated Jack McAuliffe. Detroit Cl0).
Jimmy Mahoney. Chicago. won over
Tom Pivac. st. Louis (l0l. Dave KnoSt,
ST. Louis, knocked out Sany Moore,
Chicago ~.
LOS ANGELES.-E Shea, Chi
.eago, won from Midget" Mike OsDowd.
Cleveland l0l. Huerta Evans, Los
Angeles. defeated Jackie Manden tD.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
STUART JUNIOR HIGH
IN HEALTH DAY MEET

In celebration Of Health day Stuart
Junior High School students partici-
pated in an interesting program of ac-
tivities yesterday at Plaza field The
program. which lasted several hours,
consisted Of a championship base ball
game for girls. which was won by Sec
ton ga team over the 8B team, 5 TO 3.
and a track meet for the boys. which
was captured by Section 8B-4, with 80
points.
Section 7B-4 was second. with SO
points, and Section 8B-3, third. with Is.
Section 7A-2, made up Of boys, who
have only recently entered Stuart from
the elementary schools. was fourth, with
ii points.
The program was under direction of
Miss Grace Ware, girls physical train
ing teacher, and G F. Youngblood, boys
physical training teacher. at the school.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Pfedced Would Central
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TODAY.
Mount st. Mary's at Catholic Univer-
Sity (base BALI.
st. Johns at Maryland IacrOsse).
Virginia Poly at Maryland (tennisl.
Georgetown at Princeton (base BALI
THURSDAY.
Duke at Maryland (base BALI.
FRIDAY.
Duke at Georgetown (base baID.
Virginia at Maryland tbase BALI.
George Washington VS. American Uni
versity base balD, Monument Grounds.
>t SATURDAY.
George Washington at Maryland
track, meet to be run c0ncurrentiy
with South Atlantic interscholastic
games.
Navy at Maryland (Iacrosse).
Johns Hopkins at Maryland (tennis)
st. Johns at Catholic University
base BALL.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
ALOYSIUS BOYS WIN
IN MAY DAY GAMES

st. Aloysius School. scoring 81 points
wen top honors in the boys section of
the third annual District Catholic
parochial school field day meet yester-
day in the Catholic University Stadium,
st. Stephens girls were victors in their
class, counting % i-3 points.
BY. winning yesterday st. AloySius'
boys gained permanent possession OF
the trophy offered by Bishop Thomas
J. Shahan to the school winning the
meet three years.
Mere than 1000 boys and girls from
- schools competed in the various
events. II was an all-day affair
Evening star., 1928-05-02
WHALEN LEADS BOWLERS
no DISTRICT LOOP TITLE

TAcK WEALEN practically as
su7e1 himself Of the No ! rank
ing sssmong District bowlers for
~ The s927-2S season by maintain
ing an 1929 average in Dis
t-ict league. This IS a new mark for
that league, but not. for the District.
Il is TIE best mark turned il by a local
bowler this season.
Coaesntlon Hall, aided materially by
whalea. took the league title, splitting
the team prize money with King Pin
and Curb Cafe ouints.
Arthur logan and Al Work came n
for shaSe IN the honors. the former
leading strikes and the latter In spares.
STANFORD Paper Co. staged a sur
prise snl he final nights program by
tytTg..ssrith Arcadias for fourth pla0e.
n wilas Ard losses, and gaining that
b.rtlgs.-t5y skiEtlIe o. larger plnfall s. .
Evening star., 1928-05-02
STRONG DUKE BALL TEAM
TO VISIT FOR TWO GAMES

olmstead. Bittinger t2l. Fields.. First bas.e,
$rayi I: Of #ifISiSms struck outT1BI!y
on Roseherry, none in 2 innings; off Riepe
3 IN . innings: OF Gray. 20 IN ; innings;
cd balIBy mI. cray Gray oHoyle Ricpe " and ID Job"
SOM: by ,Riepe tMartin) :, Passed ball
Ing pitcher-Cirhy'
University of Maryland freshman
track team routed Baltimore Polytech-
mic Institute, "a to 43, yesterday at Col
lege Park. ..
The Old Line yearlings proved gen.
orally superior to the Baltimoreans and
held a particular advantage over them
in the field events. Henry Mcdonald
who won the shotput, javelin and dis
Gus throws and the pole vault. led the
winners in scoring. Mcdonald Is a
former Tech High star.
Summaries:
land HOy@s% sesona Peclsr ? e thlrd Rish
arisen dsm ;Is, r Ijme Wos o. G;ll poo,or
.cGoody Hada Mar2lanG 3: Pihird, 2acharie
Maryland Time. ga; r - v,..
mon, Maryland, second Dornin, 3 p. l.;
third, Graham. b. 7. I. Time. 0il9.
oara eeond 52G fosano eS Dqfh 9hrd
Fellow Maryl1nd Time 0:2s9S..
ii0,yard dash--Won by savage, MARYLAND
,Geonia g9Ti5na FaFIGg Ty;o = L. hrd "aesehe'
sS0.yard .rln--won by Foutz, Maryland:
second. Walton. b p. l.: third, Kaellender.
B y. I. Time, . l3.
one-mije fun-Won by ZieElcr, MARYLAND
second. Kiebler, Maryland; third. Spltznasle,
Mgrvland Time 4 10 *
High lumD--Wop 10y kamonsl,y. B. J.. J.;
second, Warfel. Mary and- and Heston. B. i.
I. ttiedl. Height. > feet inches.
Shotput--Won by Mcdonald. Maryland: :
second. Dyott. Maryland third, Brashears
Maryland. Distance. AZ feet ga inches
Discus throw--Won by Mcdonald. Mary
land. second Chancellor. n. z. l.: third
Brashears. Maryland, Distance. o. feet
inches.
Javelin throw--won by Mcdonald. Mary
land second. Cosimano MARYLAND; third
Becler. 3. p. T.. Distance. 151 feet 10 inches
Broad iunp--Won ny Anderson. 3. p. j. !;
second Wacsche Maryland: third, DAILY, B.
r. l. Distance. 10 feet y Y inches.
Pole vauIt--won by Mcdonald. Maryland
second ZiegIer Maryland: third. Heston B.
p l. Height 10 feet inches.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

81. Johns, a2; American University.
Virginia. 3; North Carolina State, 2.
Duke. S; Pennsylvania, !.
Purdue. &; Chicago, 5 30 innings.
Presbyterian, &: Erskine, 2.
New York H., 5; F0Tdham, 3.
Harvard, 2i; Bowdoin. g.
New York A. C., L; Yale, 0.
Villanova, 4 /; Lebanon Valley, 3.
Rhode Island State, 3; Bates, 2.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Called end of seventh by agreement.
American University. Q Q o o. 3
ST. Johns .......... q D q N--2%
Runs-Shloss. BittinEer. BiFthwrisht Du-
lin Riepe. Hoff. Owings, Armacost t3l 9,
johnson t;l, Mitchell tAl, McCartee "a,
Roseberry. 81; Errors-zMartin {2l, Carter,
Rirthwright (2(. Riene. HoH Owings, Clark
McCartee ca. Two-base. hit-Schloss
Three base hit--McCartec. Stolen bases
Evening star., 1928-05-02
League Records.

-
81 e tear g4mes-COnvention Har. 659 ;
Klng N1n. Isl
Curh M4&5e& &C scr.
ElaNN 1nHfvi1aRf games - Work lGenynNr
tfon MRzl AE 70. Moore Meyer DaTis1, 162.
- sr0v1GEaB sets - G.. Nolgfenholme
rcon Hslll. 42l: Moore ANeyeF
ElgA infbvi6ual sversges-whalen Con
ve11iaE Il d.. 11s-2s: Campbell King Pin =
14s AFQo Meyer DAVIS. 1I4-5s: = Logan
EaI1ss IS: u woIstenholne lenTb
Cafe ~ 1f%4s. p Harrison fcnFb Cafe .
112-4Eg Azagaw SConventinn HALL 1887.
ElNa as age EtFlkeE--LoEan King Pin !
So 1t Essne for 81 games Whslen tCcn-
vent 81 E&E B@3 per game for 50 games
90 aasgsre snsres--WoTk fConTrBEles5
Ess tAeE 2 44 ferr game for 3 s Eanars. WhassB
fFenN Neeti18 Halt 2ss4 per game for o.
ranlek Il ~
Evening star., 1928-05-02

morrow for q tWO-day viSlt.
The Southerners are to engage Uni
verSity of Maryland at College Park to-
morrow, and on Thursday will storm the
Hilltop for II clash with Georgetown.
Incidentally, the ball game between
the Old Liners and Duke will be the
only competition tomorrow for coll
legiatcs of the local group.
College teams. however, were to be
active today, two ball games, lacrosse
match and tennis tilt being listed.
On the diamond Catholis University
was to engage Mount st. Mary's at
Bvookland. while Georgetown was meet
ing Princeton in the Tigers lair.
Maryland had a lacrosse engagement
with st. Johns at College Park and
the Old Liners tennis combination was
to face Virginia Poly also at College
Park.
American University base ballers fell
an easy victim to st Johns Yesterday
at Annapolis In a 1913 game. The Win
ners got off to a big early lead and the
locals never had chance.
The cCOvp,
Evening star., 1928-05-02

BNtttBS---Sa8FfFtf q
iea'. Nsy. r. Jones: Error-Ksefer. b
Rrref Jo4 4 SchSsTt4 sroTn n D4.e Home f bit.
Reyelle Jones. Roberts. stolen basss--GoT-
Fq9 Fips bass as%,s m bsas scbsari2 If En
sor g of Phillips. 5. Hits-OR Schwartz
in inn,ags Of Philips. u innings p,ss
Ensor,. s wild ,Ditch-sehwsrtS Passed
A base ball game between Central
and Georgetown University Freshmen
on the Hilltop is the only attraction
carded tomorrow involving local
scholastic athletic competition.
Three ball games. two tennis matches
and a pair Of golf tests were listed to-
day. 90 the diamond Catholic Uni
yersity and Eastern we're to face IN the
Lincoln Parkers' stadium. Western and
GOnzaga were to come together. and
Emerson and Business were TO try con-
clusionS. Friends and st. Alhan's were
TO clash al St. Adams in a prep school
tennis league match and Business and
Episcopal racketers had an engage
ment. Western and GonZaga golf teams
were TO match strokes at Washington
Golf and Country Club and Central
iinkmen were TO meet Georgetown Prep.
Both Eastern and st. Johns batterS
hit hard yesterday as the Lincoln Park
ers trimmed the Cadets, to 3. East
ern. led by Fisher, who soeked two
homers, and Ware, who had q triple
and double, pounded out II hits. while
St. Johns, with Mudd and Hickey as
its leaders, got II hits.
Westerns golf team today Is leading
the race for public high honors. The
boys from Georgetown yesterday de-
feated Central. ola to 2ia. Central
Evening star., 1928-05-02

~ UKE UNIVERSITY, from North
Carolina, which showed its
class by taking the measure of
H. Penn yesterday. will be here to-
..,n,.r.A,,. Coy. a fMn -dnN Nticif
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Totals. % 31S 10 Totals. o
Evening star., 1928-05-02

\ YEW YORK, May Pl.-Jack
y Delaney's 73-second knockout
defeat by the Boston sailor,
Y Jack Sharkey. is to undergo a
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Edmonds Art Stone Company Of
Washington will play the Cardinal A.
G.. Sunday at Cardinal Park.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Qualification rounds for the women's
Spring tournament at the Belle Haven
Country Club has opened May Is
the deadllne.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

George MASON High and Washington
arid Lee High win meet on the .Gener-
ais track May l8 or 10 in a meet TO
pionship.
Evening star., 1928-03-12
Sash Attached to Overblouse
BY MARY MARSHALL.

dotted ribbon was used In this way.
The ovcrblouse was gray, the skirt
navy blue, and the ribbon gray with
navy blue dots. One very attractive
semi-sports frock worn at Palm Beach
shows a sleeveless crepe de chine over
blouse Of eggshell tint. a slightly fiar-
ing pleated skirt and wide hip sash
OF brilliant Roman-striped ribbon pulled
out over the right side and knotted at
the left side with ends extending hali
way down the skirt,
The same trick characterizcs a new
frock 1 have just seen made of navy
blue georgette. The bodice and sleeves
are quite plain-~the skirt has five tiers
Of finely pleated georgette-there Is a
little bunch of bright rcd cherries at
the left shoulder and hip sash OF
eeorgette attached to the lower part OF
the bodice is tied In bow little to
the front of the left hip. ] cannot tell
YOU how charming the dress Isl
Always dear to the heart OF the
French woman. the berct appears
again for Spring. For this weeks little
help we have secured a diagram pat
tern for making silk bcret following
the model Of new French importa-
tion. 1t may be made of taffeta or
satin and cut to fit any size head. III
YOU would like a copy of this pattern
with directions for making and a sketch
Of the hat from which 1t was taken.
lust send me a stamped. self-addreSsed
envelope and 7 will send 1t to you at
fCoryrisht, 1881