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Evening star., 1928-05-01
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
LEAGUE LEADERS.

LEAGUE LEADERS.
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN.
Batting--KTess. Browns, .5l1.
Runs ~ Manush. Browns; Ruth,
Yanks, 16.
Runs batted in--Meusel, Yanks, 10.
Hits--J. sewell, Indians; Gehringer.
Tigers. rs.
DoubIes--M -Meusel, Yanks, 3.
Triples--Regan, Red Sox. 4.
Homers-Hauser, Athletics; Ruth,
Yanks. 4.
stolen bases--AfcNeely and schang,
both Browns, 4.
NATIONALS.
Batting--Douthit, Cards, .l1o.
Runs-Friseh, Cards, IL.
Runs batted In--Bissonette, Robins;
Frisch, Cards, IA.
Hits--D0nthit. Cards. 26.
DoubIes--BF0wn. Braves, I.
Triples--L. WaneF. Pirates, 4.
Homers--Biss0nette, Robins, I.
Stolen bases--Frlsch. Cards, 5.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
WIDE MARGINS RULE
IN LEAGUE CLASHES

Most OF the league games yesterday
were decided Ey decisive margins. For
most circuits 1t was getaway day.
Government Printing ONCE routed
Union Printers, IL TO 3. in Government
League, hitting hard behind Lyons fine
pitching
Agriculture had a big fifth inning and
trimmed Treasury, last seasons cham
pioY. to 3. IN Departmental League.
LoffieT'S tossers routed Gas Light Co.
in Industrial League, scoring in every
inning Of the five-inning contest.
Haig gave Southern Railway only two
hits as Washington Terminal won the
Terminal r. r. Y. NJ c. A. League
game. 4 70 2.
Chestnut Farms and. Thosnpsona
Dairy battled TO fve-inning. SIS tie In
Merchants League.
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TILDEN AND JONES
START EAST TODAY
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. May 1.-The Davis
Cup teams exhibition playing tour II
this section was brought 70 close hers
last night when william T. Tilden. caps
tain. and one Of his henchmen. Arnolt
Jones. formerly OF Yale. were victorious
in matches played under electric lights
at the Los Angeles Tennis Club.
Big Bill" and Jones took four-sss
doubles victory over Cii7 Herd AMI
Lionel Ogden. 6-1. Ga. As. g..
Til6en returned 10 the courts after =
brief rest 10 defeat Ben GorchakcfI.
Young Occidental college ace. IN singl
encounter. 6-1, 6-4.
Tilden and Jones announced thft
they would leave today for st. Louis,
where they will compete IN the seconi
round of Davis Cup play.
The other two member, OF the squad
Wilmer Allison of Texas and John Hen.
neSsey of Indianapolis. left for the Eas
Sunday night
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BASE BALL OUTLOOK
American League.

New York at Washington, partly
cloudy, $50 pm. standard.
Philadelphia at Boston, cloudy. , pm,
daylight.
st. Louis at Cleveland. cloudy, 3 pm.
standard.
Detroit at Chicago. cloudy, 3 pm.
daylight.
National League.
Brooklyn at New York, clear, $50
pm, daylight.
Boston at Philadelphia. cloudy, $3.50
pm. daylight.
Chicago at Pittsburgh, clear. s:3o
pm, daylight
Cincinnati at st. Louis, clear, pm,
standard.
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Def TO COMPSTON
ISSUED FOR SMITH
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May lon behalf of
its crack pro, Macdonald Smith, the
Lakeville Golf and Country Club of
jreat Neck, Long Island, has CHALLENGED
Archie Compston, long-driving British
er, to a 72-hole exhibition match.
The match, should it be accepted by
Compston, would be played in this corn-
try after Compston arrives this Summer
In Quest of some American laurels.
The first 36 holes would be played at
Lakevtlle and the second 36 at some
club in the metropolitan district select
ed by the invader.
The conditions of the match would
be similar to those prevailing In the
recent 72-hole exhibition in England.
when Compston trounced Walter Hagen
by 18 and II.
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SECTION B, CAPITAL CITY
LEAGUE, TO OPEN MAY l3

of the Bond base ball team, and Robert
Pollen, pitcher with that team, have
reported to the Frederick team of the
Blue Ridge League for a trial. Pat
Collins. assistant manager, is looking
after the Bond team during Moser's alb
sence.
Don Grist wants it known that all
his Collegian players who wish to play
Sunday must have their signed con-
tracts in promptly. Grist can be
reached at the Young Mems Shop, 1919
F street.
Navy Yard t0sserS meet Naval Hos
pital nine on Seaman Gunners' field
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
st. JOseph's base ballers are to drill
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock in prep
aration for their opening game Sun
day in the Capital City League.
Games are sought byfMetropolitans,
a junior class nine Call Manager
Davis at Atlantic 40i7.
Engagements with unlimited class
teams having diamonds are wanted by
the 30th Ordnance Company Of Fort
Leonard Wood. Write Manager Gal
taSAAEA at EOAb NQDI-
Cardinal Juniors will meet Original
Harlens next Sunday on the latter's
new diamond at O'Clock Manager
Howard will pitch for the Cardinals
and KeSSler for the Harlems. Car
dinals are listing opponents at Cleve-
land 1894 after pm
Pop Kremb's Liberty A. C. nine,
which defeated Mount Pleasant tosSers
Sunday. IL to IL, will meet that team
in return game next Sunday on Iowa
Avenue Playground diamond at 8
O'Clock. Other contests listed for
Libertys for the near future are: May
l3, Terminal Ice Co, Ellipse: May 90
Columbia Engine Co, Hayden Field
Alexandria; June 3, Berwyn at Berwyn.
Pitching of Busher and the clouting
of Felbman and johnson were features
of Liberty's play in the Mount Pleasant
game Sunday.
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Runs basted in---fsesiiD l3t. PiDgFas f21.
MFHssI. Isazzeri nngAB, Grabowski. Rice.
Gefirig, Two-base hits--pipxYas. DnEan.
Sfalsn bases--<S0siin. kjee, Ruth. Neassl.
- s@Esfiee--fissigu. Double pisy--DBgan 30
1ehyix. Left ON bases--Nsw York. II:
gsissrax. ~ sH Moore. 8. Of gaston 3; oH
Bfswn 4. ksfnek 0at-By PiBgras. !. BY
MsaaFe+ 4: ~ Dasion. =. ~ Brown. L. Hits
---0a FspgFas 10 itl w innings; Of Moore.
2 IN 9Ek fnnfnxss of 6sst9n. : In . innings;
al BFnaFB III 4 innings. Passed bail
R1ei Mseinne plteher-PiBgraa. IOsing
pitetsF---fsasa9sa. mUsFfe-MesSFs. Camp.
belf. Geaeei adm 0weBA. Time ~ gsme--~Z
bogrs and n minutes.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

NJ AY 13 has been set for the
Nh start of play in Section B of
IVY the unlimited class of Capital
Il City League. The league as
tentatively formed comprises
these teams: Auth's, District Heights,
Clovers, Douglas A. c., Washington
Barracks. Ross Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, Mount
Rainier and Rockville. However, the
loop is open to any other teams OF the
unlimited group which not later than
next Friday midnight post their iran
cilise money of $50 with Arthur A. Hay
wood. league secretary and treasurer.
Tonight is the deadline for filing team
entries in the senior. iunior. midget and
insect classes of Capital City League.
Franchise money and contracts must
be in the hands of Secretary-treaSurer
Haywood at the Post sports department
by this time.
A big field day program to be staged
Jointly by Capital City League and the
American Legion posts Of this city will
be held at Clark Griffith stadium here,
June 80. Important games OF the mid
get class of the league. teams OF which
are sponsored by the Legion, will be high
spots of the program. Leading
Washington teams viii have chance
for national honors. Plans for the field
day program will be discussed at
meeting of managers of midget teams
and commanders of the Legion posts,
Thursday night in the playground ofice
of the Municipal Building. Teams VIII
be assigned the Dost under whose ban
ner they will play this season.
Auth Senior base baIlers will meet to-
night at 8l6 street southwest at 1880
o'clock to be measured for uniforms.
Corinthian Junior tossers drill tomor-
SOW afternoon on south EllipSe at 4:3O
o'clock. Corinthian Midgets we're 10
work this afternoon.
Edmond's Art Stone Co. nine was. to
practice this afternoon and Saturday
at Four land a-Half and Maine avenue
southwest at 4:30 o'clock in prepara-
ton for its game with the Cardinal
Athletic Club of Alexandria next Sun
day afternoon at o'clock at Alexan-
dria.
A meeting of the Sport Mart Midgets
Base Pail League is to be held Thurs.
day night at 8 o'clock at 9i4 F street
and managers of all teams interested in
joining are asked to attend. Latest
teams which have applied for adnis-
sion to the league are Powhatan A. c..
Pepsi-Cola, Ace A. c., Langley A. C..
and Lionel Midgets Jerry Wolf, sec
retary Of the league. ola F street, Is re-
ceiving applications.
J. Earle Moser, manager and catcher
Evening star., 1928-05-01
BY the Associated Press.

Carried along on the, crest Of a six
game winning streak, Connie Macks
Philadelphia Athletics were intrenched
in third place in the American League
today.
After a disastrous start that saw
them lose their first four games. they
found themselves, bowled over the New
York Yankees in two games, Washing
ton in two and Boston in the OPEN
ing game of the series at the Hub yes
terday.
During this string, the Athletics
scored 40 runs on 81 hits, made but
one error and allowed the enemy only
10 tallies. ..y.r..s
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MOORE TO PRESENT GOLF
WINNERS WITH AWARDS
Will Act at Close of Washington Tourney, Which
Begins Tomorrow-Shorey Scores Over Voigt,
Up i'm 36-Hole Struggle.

peting today In an 18-hole match play
against par event. Entrants have been
divided into three classes, class A hav-
ing handicaps from 18 to 25; B from
20 to "a, and G from 35 to AZ. Con-
testants will be allowed three -fourths
of their handicaps.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
ILLINOIS RACING STARTS.

CHICAGO. May / bEp,-The l50-day
racing season for the Chicago Metro
politan District opened today at the
Aurora track with a record-breaking
entry and the mile handicap.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

A field Of nearly twoscore woman
golfers gathered today at the Bannock-
burn Golf Club to compete In minia-
ture tournament staged by the Women's
District Golf Association.
Employees Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission. gathered under the BAN
ner OF the In-Com-Co Club, are COM
Evening star., 1928-05-01
SNOW STOPS DARTMOUTH.

HANOVER. N. H. May / OPl.-Snow
today forced cancellation of the Dart
mouth Providence base bah game, as
well as that with Clarkson Tech tomor-
row
Evening star., 1928-05-01
Nationals Make G1don Of Diamond :AMets Znhenced Third
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays REsUL

HF'J y NH1NDfhI y NE,NLIDs
New York. 8: Washington, 4.
philadelphia. a: Boston, 4.
Chicago, 10: Detroit, q.
st. Louis. 10: Cleveland, 3.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
New York at Wash. New York Mt Wash.
Detroit at ChieaTO. Detroit mt rbirng0.
st. Louis Mt CIeveIh. St. Louis at CleYPFd.
Phiia. at Boston PhIa. at Boston
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THREE-EYE LEAGUE.

Danviiie, IA: Quincy !.
Evansville. IL Springfield. z
RioopiLgteu. 3. Peoria s I IL inningsl4
Decatur, q: Terre Haute 2 ia innings
"A N
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh. 4: Chicago. Z. ..4.g
New York. u: BrDOkiyn. 4. t3 "t
Boston. I3; philadelphia. q! =. .stt
Cincinnati q: st. Louis. 4.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

! REPRESENTATIVE r. WALTON
MOORE Of the eighth Virginia
district, president of the Wash
\ ington Golf and Country Club.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Jacksonville, o: savannah, 5.
Albany, 8: Tampa, 3.
Columbus. IL. Selma, 5,
Montgomery. 4; Pensacola. 3.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE

Fayetteville. 10. Kinsiun. 8,
9oidsboro 10: Greenyiiie T.
Wilmington. 4: Rocky Mount, Q.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Asheville. 10: Charlotte. 5.
Columbus 8 Greenville l.
Knoxville. T. Augusta. 3 10 innings. dark
spartauhurg, l3 Macon, 3.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas. 8: Waco. z.
San Antonio. 8: Shreveport, 4.
Fort worth. 4 Beaumont. Q.
Houston. i: Wichita Falls. 0.
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wlchita. 10: Omaha. 2.
Des Mninrs. Amarillo. o.
Denver. -: Tulsa. Is
Oklahoma City. 10: Pueblo, Q.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

salisbury az Durham. J.
Winston Salem. 4 HiEh Point. /.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

J. Earle Moser, manager and catcher
Evening star., 1928-05-01

~ EVEN straight joltS in the neck for
the GriffS The Yanks Won yes
terday, s 10 & They socked the
~ hall consistently and soun0ly at
Clark Griffith Stadium until
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Engagements with unlimited class
teams having diamonds are wanted by
the 30th Ordnance Company of Fort
Leonard Wood. Write Manager Gal
lagher at Fort Leonard Wood.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Navy Yard tosserS meet Naval Hos
pital nine on Seaman Gunners' field
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-01

Corinthian Junior tossers drill tomor-
SOW afternoon on south EllipSe at 4:30
o'clock. Corinthian Midgets we're to
work this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-05-01
GAMES TODAY.
GAMES TOMORROW

NJ AY 13 has been set for the
M start of play in Section B of
IVY the unlimited class of Capital
l L City League. The league as
Evening star., 1928-05-01

st. JOseph's base ballers are to drill
this afternoon at $50 o'clock in prep
aration for their opening game Sun
day in the Capital City League.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

Summer Freckles.

Every Summer the same complexion
problems recur. Chief among them are
freckles that multiply on the faces Of
blonde and auburn types. Fair-skin-
ned brunettes also freckle to some ex-
tent, but 1t is the very white skin that
suffers most from these blemishes. as a
rule. The natural dark pigment be-
meath the skin of the dark brunette
protects her from this particular beauty
problem.
The first line of defense against
powder base that has slightly bleach
ing properties. For oily compilations
a simple lotion made of equal parts
Of rose water and glycerin may be
rubbed into the skin before powder
ing. Dry skins need an oily base.
which may be made Of two ounces of
oil Of sweet almonds, two ounces rose
water and 10 drops tincture of ben
Zoin. The lotion must be well shaken
before using, since the oil and water
do not blend readily. Apply the mix
ture freely on piece of clean absorb
ent cotton, leave 1t on for several min
utes and then wipe off the excess oil
before busting on your face powder.
Do not forget to use the lotion and
powder on neck and arms If they are
likely to be exposed to the hot sun.
Girls who freckle easily should avail
themselves of the new broad-brimmed
hats that are now shown in the shops.
A wide, graceful brim not only makes
a becoming frame for the face. but 1t
provides a cool, friendly shade and also
prevents eye-wrinkles that come from
SQuinting In the sun. The large hat Is
dressy, but 1t Is also suitable with sports
clothes IL 1t Is made of opaque straw.
The second line Of defense, to carry
out our plan, is the treatment Of the
skin on coming indoors after exposure
to the sun. Even If you feel very hot,
do not dash cold water on your face
at once, but cleanse your skin with cold
Evening star., 1928-06-04
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indicated patients condition OF DOROTHY
Evening star., 1928-06-04
Garment Which Has Paris Approval
BY MARY MARSHALL.

! black. With shades of lavender or
purple you would choose nauve, with
green's you might choose ivory or cham"
pagne. With rose or red costume
YOU would select the light pink. IL
does give one feeling of being par
ticularly we'll dressed to know that one S
lingerie is in harmony with ones out
side costume.
1t is possible to get similar garments
in this country and almost as simple
10 make them yourself, and for traVei
or holiday wear they are decldeoly con-
yenient. 1t is better not TO have the
lindersection pleated. however, because
of the difficulty of replacing the pleats
properly after the garment is washed.
The Frenchwoman who lndulgeo
in dainty garments of this sort would
take it for granted that they were 10
be sent to one of the Skillful launoreSSeS
who seem to delight in all sorts OF
fancy pleating and fiuting. But in this
country practically every woman wears
dainty underthings whether she can
send them to hiah-class la'ndreSs or
must contrive TO launder them herself.
Some Americans in planning their
trip to Europe carry only enough lin
gerie TO tide them over the passage
over-nended Old things-SometimeS
that may be worn and then discarded,
To carry more than this would seem
like CARRYING Goals to Newcastle II part
of the European sojourn is to be spent
in Paris. Other women carefully CAL
culate every possible need, doubling
whether it would be even possible to
buy a decent safety pin in European
shops.
I would advise sort of middle
course. Little accessories can always
be bought--and III surprisingly large
number of cases they are of American
make. If were to spend most of my
time abroad in actual travel I would
certainly take enough shoes and un-
derthingS to last through the trip. 1t
is always possible that you will find
things that suit and fit you to a T
sometimes one is disappointed. And
what profit can it be to spend two or
three mornings of the short stay in
Paris hurrying around trying to find a
comfortable pair of shoes, or bit of
lingerie that precisely suits your Amer
ican taste and figure?
This weeks help gives sketch of
an attractive new sort of scarf that is
finished with crochet and embroidery
of wool yarn. Now that long scarfs
have become so smart / am sure you
viii want one. So please send me a
stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday, June 5.

Tomorrow viii be en- unfortunate day,
according TO the reading Of the stars,
and Ii Is we'll TO watch ones step.
Aviation is subject to adverse sway
that warns special care in plotting
planes
Again the stars indicate mueii wrong
thinking among the people. who will be
inclined TO criticize where they are
likely 10 reach unjust conclusions.
The seers foretell. for the Summer.
unprecedented crowds of European
travellers who viii spend much money
Closer world relations are indicated
by the stars. which presage marvellous
development in radio as well as air.
plane communication.
The seerg prophecy that. next year.
transatlantic flights In heavier -than-air
machines will be common. and that
general use of airplaneg will be estab-
lished as an ordinary means OF trans
portation.
This Is not a favorable sway under
which TO seek any sort OF contributions.
and may be most unlucky where politi"
cal interests are involved.
Discredit for national leader In
public affairs Is prognosticated. He VIII
burn his fingers by playing with fire, for
his own personal amusement, Ii the
predictlOn.
Deception liz supposed to be especially
easy while this configuration prevails.
Women should beware OF iflsincere
WOOefs
Much thieving and burglary may be
expected all through the Summer
Persons whose birth date 1t is should
be exceedingly careful lest they lose lug
gage when they travel In the coming
year.
Children born on that day probably
viii be fond Of mystery and intrigue.
They should be carefully trained TO
stick TO the truth.
Evening star., 1928-06-04
Face Masks.

The very best thing can recommend
to my readers this time OF the year Is q
cooling, soothing and bleaching face
powder, or facial pack, as the beauty
shops call them. Personally. do not
approve OF mud packs. except as applied
by professional beauty specialists. These
packs are very drying, and ] think the
woman using them at home Is more apt
to dry her skin and make II rough and
ugly than 10 do 1t any good
But the following packs are so easy TO
make and so beneficial and gentle In
their action that they can be used by
any one with good results.
The first is TO use after long expo
sure to hot sun: Melt laundry starch
TO a thick paste. Cleanse the skin by
taking of dirt with cold cream, and
take of the cream by wiping the skin
with a cloth wrung from hot water
Spread on the starch and let 1t dry for
half an hour Rinse on and use cream
II the skin feels dry.
A mild bleach, to be used the year
around: Mix powdered or else very fine
oatmeal TO a paste with buttermilk or
sour milk. Spread on the face and let 1t
stay 20 minutes or so. This Is very good
for coarse pores. too, and for making the
skin smooth and firm and white. II the
complexion Is very sensitive, cook the
oatmeal very thick: and then mix a
teaspoonfui of It with enough OF the
ordinary giycerin and rose water mix
ture tthe half-and-hai kind TO make q
thickish paste. and use this. You'll use
as much OF the glycerin mixture as oat~
meal: perhaps even twice as much.
Almond meal may be used, but IL Is
expensive, and I do not think II Is any
better than the oatmeal. Powdered
oatmeal makes o smoother mixture. but
the ordinary breakfast food kind Ia as
effective, and cheaper of course II Is
possible to buy or make mask 10 hold
the mixture against the skin, but think
this can be dispensed with, the mixture
being used as paste.
Winifred A.--Try an ice rub every
Evening star., 1928-06-04
This or That.

When you we're child, perhaps you
played London Bridge? You were asked
TO choose between having diamond
church or golden chariot drawn by six
pearl horses, Whatever your choice
you had to line Up with team and pull
hard for your side when the time came.
Your choice just gave you chance TO
struggle for a gain whose value was not
clear. Now that you are grown up you
may have a glimmering of what il was
YOU struggled for when you chose the
diamond church or the golden chariot.
II was for q chance TO have your share
IN the struggle Of life. The pull was
the thing Never mind what it was
al about, the pull was great.
Nowadays when you struggle to bring
mp the children you have TO choose
again. day By day. Will you let this
child scream it cut and give yourself
. headache or win you pick her up and
let her have what she wants? This
boy who Is dominating the household
Bullying his sister and tyrannizing you.
shall you face him down with stern calm,
hoid yoslr footing across his path and
reduce him To some sane proportion. or
wiz you. for the sake Of peace, let him
have his way?
Either choice means long, strong
puEl Irere is no peace when you enter
the nei6 Of child rearing. Prom the
day they are born until they leave this
world the children offer US q choice
this or that, and q pull for the victory.
Usually we have TO select the golden
eros that crowns the church Of pleas
ant childhood fancy for ours and find 1t
very real, very heavy, pressing upon our
hacks until we are ready to faint under
the burden But that, too. passes.
There comes time when the last choice
seems 70 have been made. The road
nez straight ahead The children have
started toward their goal under their
own power We are free.
lot quite The old habit is too
strong. We follow the children out into
the world and We live again in their
itvex. Their sorTows are ours. their
struggles are OURS, their successes and
Their failures are ours. We are still
choosing. We must continue 10 agonize
over them. 70 plan their lives, advise,
admonish, thrust ourselves into their
lives In every possible way. The old