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Evening star., 1928-05-10
BARNES BLANKS PIRATES:
ROOT WINS In II INNINGS
McCrawmen Hold National League Lead as Mounds.
man Yields But Five Hits-Robins Trimmed
When Gonzales Singles-Reds, Cards Win.

By the Associated Press
TIME American League was ready
today to join the National in
a continuation of the intersec-
i tional warfare which has been
waged on the two pennant
fronts for a week. Rain and cold
yesterday prevented action in the Amer
ican League sector, where the Yankees
tO-hand struggle for the lead. but teams
In the senior circuit enlivened the West
with their battles.
The feature engagements Of the aft
ernoon saw Virgil Barnes pitch the
Giants to a 6-to-0 victory over the
Pirates In game where the lead Of the
league was at stake, and found Douglas
McWeeney and Charlie Root locked in
rare pitching duel In Chicago. Brook
lyn Welded to the Cubs, to 1, in the
twelfth.
Cubs Beat McWeeney.
After pitching magnificent ball for
eight innings, McWeeney skated on thin
ice from the ninth to the twelfth. A
hit meant the ball game at almost any
time In this period, and McWeeney
finally yielded 1t to Gonzales. Webb
opened the twelfth with a double and
advanced on Hack Wilson'S sacrifice fly.
Robby then called for the old Army
game and two men were passed to make
a play possible at any base. Gonzales
spoiled this fine strategy with Texas
League single to center.
The victory marked the second
straight for the Cubs over Brooklyn,
Evening star., 1928-05-10
BUSINESS AND WESTERN
WILL CLASH TOMORROW

Georgetown University Freshmen at the
Hilltop was the lone attraction carded
today for local schoolboys.
Jlm Munro, hard fighting Eastern
catcher, showed fine sportsmanship in
the Tech game when Jules Sorrell,
game little Tech catcher, was forced to
retire from the game because of badly
split finger. Sorrell strove to carry on
after receiving his injury and with the
hurt finger wrapped tightly managed
despite excruiciating pain to get by for
while Finally. though, unable to con
troll the ball. he overthrew first base
and an Eastern runner scored. 1t was
agreed then that 1t was best to relieve
him.
AS Sorrell left the game with tears
yelling In his eyes over his inability to
finish the battle, Munro rushed over
to the rival catcher and patting him
on the back turned TO the Eastern
stands and yelled: Lets give a big
hand to Sorrell, real athlete and real
man" The response was deafening.
Such incidents as these are refreshing.
They bring 1t forcibly to the attention
of the onlooker that modern youth is
not so devoid of fine qualities as some
would have us believe.
incidentally. 1t might be mentioned
that this Munroe is a hard fighter. but a
square one. He is always in the game
to win. but he is clean all the way
through. Sorrell, too, IS square,
shooter. He is just about as game a
little fellow behind the bat as can be
found Both Munro and Sorrell are fine
types Of scholastic athletes and reflect
credit upon the institutions whose colors
they wear.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
CALVARY BRAKES TO DRILL.

Calvary brakes, who were to practice
this afternoon on Monument diamond
No. 9. at O'Clock, will open their sea-
son tomorrow afternoon, engaging Met
ropolitan Baptist team on Monument
diamond No. 2 at 5 o'clock. brakes
players include Thomason, Grow, Proc
tor. Prime. L. Kirby. F. Kirby, ShankS.
Hilleary. Rice. Vollmer, johnson, Helm.
King, Ritnour, Hance. America and
Brown. Other candidates also will be
given a chance to show their wares.
For week day games with the brakes
call Manager Earl Bowman at Clarer-
don I230-J-l after pm.
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SCH00LB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Eastern VS.. GEORGETOWN University
Freshmen, at G. u. (base BALI.
FRIDAY.
Business VS.. Western base ball, pub
lie high title game).
Business VS.. Western (tennis, public
high title match.
Eastern VS.. Catholic u. Freshmen, at
Brookland tbase baID.
Eastern at Western rifle, public high
title match.
Donaldson School, at st. Adams
base balT.
Tech VS.. V. NJ. I. Freshmen, at Lex
ingtOn (base BALL.
Emerson at Charlotte Hall base BALI
st. Johns vs.. Central. Monument lot
(base BALL.
SATURDAY.
Tech VS.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen, at College Park track.
Tech VS.. StauntOn Military Academy,
at StauntOn, Va. (base ball.
Dewitt at Randolph Macon Academy,
Front Royal, Va. tbase BALL.
Georgetown Prep VS.. LoyoIa High
(Baltimore) (base BALI.
Central VS.. Tech, Business vs.. West
ern tgolf. public high title matches).
Second annual Eastern Interscholas-
tic track meet, at Catholic u. Stadium.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Reaching Task G Giants and Cubs Get Good Pitching
COLLEGE ATHLETES
ENJOYING A RESPITE

Today and tomorrow are lean days for
collegiate athletes OF the local group. A
lone ball game each day is the extent
Of the activity listed. Tomorrow Uni
versity of Maryland will entertain west
ern Maryland College at College Park
and today Georgetown was to play host
to Gettysburg College at the Hilltop.
Ball games between Georgetown and
Lebanon Valley and Catholic University
and Delaware and TERMS match be-
tween Maryland and Navy we're rained
out yesterday.
Athletes who are nationally known for
prowess in their respective sports have
been selected to lead the Georgetown
tennis and golf teams. Emmett Pare
of Chicago, an outstanding racketer, has
been. named leader Of the Hoya netmen
and Maurice J. Mccarthy, who last year
at Minnekahda extended Bobby Jones
to the last hole in the national amateur
tournament before losing, has been
chosen captain of the golf team. This
is the first time Georgetown tennis and
golf teams have had regularly recognized
captains.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
SUNBEAO IS LIKED
IN RICH PREAkNESS
Rv the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PIMLICO, Md. May l0.--Bent ON
seeing Marylands premier racing fea-
ture---the Preakness $4,000 stake-the
vanguard of thousands began pouring
In today.
Not few OF the track followers have
their eye on Willis Sharpe kilmers
Sunbeam, whose Preakness stock wit
messed a marked Jump this week, when
10 carried Oft the Carvel Hall purse
from Strolling Player, Night Life and
Don @. AS a result of this victory Sum
beau which has received scant atten-
ton from racing fans. has come to be
regarded as a formidable contender for
the $4,000 stake.
Then there are some who like the
general performances Of r. T. Wilson'S
Sunfire and think he may prove more
dangerous than his efforts suggest. They
point out tina. few horses in recent
years have possessed early speed at the
beginning of the race which have come
home In front. Sunfire is plodding
type that Is usually running over his
opposition in the stretch, and given any
kind of break tomorrow, track observers
think he may show the winning colors.
Since the race has been heightened
to A mile and three -sixteenths the plod-
ding horses. which in shorter races have
found themselves running badly be-
hind their faster starting entries, are
generally looked upon to turn the ia
bles.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MOUNT RAINIER SEEKING
SUNDAY DIAMOND RIVAL

tonight at O'Clock at the home OF
Garrett Waters.
Tanning IL hatsmen without yielding
hit, Pitcher Morton hurled Pierce A.
G. to 5-to-2 win over Berwyn Seniors.
Manager Johnny schlegei wants
game for Peerless 5eniors Sunday with
4 team having diamond. Call Lincoln
$3.50 after o'clock.
Providence A. c. win book with a
senior team on No 2 diamond Sunday,
Call Potomac 1900, branch q, between
Q and 4,s0 o'clock, OF Lincoln 5000 after
8 o'clock.
Jnnief opponents are desired by
4S-J after Q O'Clock.
Players and candidates Of Friendship
Juniors are asked 10 report on Friend
ship field at $50 o'clock tomorrow.
Northeast Bulldogs want game Sun
day. Cali Manager Wilbur Poyton at
Lincoln 4. A benefit party Will be held
Saturday night at 1904 North Carolina
avenue northeast.
MarfeIdts are anxious 10 meet the
best junior class mines. Gall North
$50.
MiAaet mines can hook with Coioniais
Georgia 1872 Wintons, Lincoln 889b,
ana Metfopolitans, Capitol Heights 227
after Q o'clock.
Pitchers and other players are needed
by Joe Judge Insects. Can Decatur
900, branch g4i.
woodbridge Tigers, who will meet
Clover Insects Saturday at 10 O'Clock
on diamond No. Q. want games CAL
North 2406.
with 10 straight wins TO their credit
Iris Epeak:r Insects are willing 70 book
the best teams. Call Manager Warrine
at Decatur SAB.
! ~. paHi's Eagles, who we're 10 rileel
| Lions ON South Ellipse this afternoon
want games. Call West 1890.
| Players are wanted for Muddy Rue
I PeeYees team. Call Lincoln 1887.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI-Billy Angelo, Leiper-
vile, Pa. beat Tony Larose, Cincinnati
t10).. Jimmy Harris, Cincinnati. tech
nically knocked out Harry Chapman,
Terre Haute, Ind (2).
MCNTREAL.--Leo kid Roy. Mon
treal, won on foul over Vic Foley,
Vancouver l6).
BRADFORD, Pa.-Jimmy slattery.
Buffalo, N. Y, knocked out Stanley
Smith. Sandusky, Ohio ca.
FORT WAYNE. Ind.--Corp. Icy
Schwartz, New York, won from Happy
Etherton, indianapolis 00).
TOLEDO, Oi1io.--Chuck Feldnaan,
Toledo. defeated Patsy Euffalo, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. fi2). Ted Maranda,
Grand Rapids, Mich. outpointed Har-
old Knopp, Toledo 80. Sammy Lupica,
Toledo, and Chuck Curtis. Detroit,
drew (61
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MUST VIM OF 10 GAMES
:. HERE FOR AN EVEN BREAK
Pitching Weakness Has Marred Otherwise Good Ball
Club--Poor Weather Is No Alibi for Hurlers.
North African League Needs Gloves.

% ationalities-French italian. Ara
bian. Kabyle, Maltese, Greek, Jewish,
Spanish and Turkish.
said DR.. Kelley: Due to the low
exchange, the young man receives but
$40 a month, so that ball or glove
seems cut of reach, No admissions arc
charged. and the only league In white
or black Africa Is dependent for its ini-
tial equipment upon America. The
United States consul at Tunis would be
glad to receive from individuals or ath-
letic associations any discarded balls or
gloves"
This seems to offer fine chance to
some one to help the cause of base ball
and the athletically-inclined youth of
Tunis and Carthage at the same time.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
LISTS FOR PLAYGROUND
MEETS ARE ANNOUNCED

Moore. Ferdinand Johnson Hurdie--Law-
renee Talbot.
VAN BUREN.
s5.pound class: 50-yard dash-Harry Van
iump--Robert Russell. Gordon Maionee. RUN
ming broad tump--GOrdon Malonee, Ellsworth
owens. Relay---Gordon Malonee. Ellsworth
Orme, Robert Russell John Slime.
100pound class, B0.yard dash--DOugias
Mskel. Bennic Curtis. Running nigh Jump
heSe"n BeSnie cafts nseF ReiSSRaymond ro Maher
Douglas Misket. Leonard Robcy. Beniiie Cur
i1bG.ppound spot ID class: So 7o.yard dash--David
tinlimiled class; Running broad jump
Floyd Marsh.
S5.pound class: 5O-yard dash Robert
Land Lester Lucas. Running high jump
Stanley Jones. Relay--Robert Land, Lester
=" io0.po1nd % rlass; 6yard dash--Rlcnnrd
Latona. Bert Shaffncr Running high jump
Meyer slavsky. Relay--Richarh Latona,
Bert shaffner. Tony Pappaiardo. Denny Wal
II5pound class: 100.yard hurdle--Leslie
Unlimited class, 1o0.yard dash--Cliiton
sa Rqnnns BeIn,apaa eFGae con nctard hiEld
Latin. Harold Ross.
PARK VIEW.
Homer. Melvin Buckner Running high jump
John Hoy, Ere Gibbs Running broad
hurdle--Herhert Lsnsrtan,, paul gerkleg. Re.
sylG1lhn Hey Randops oer Hughes Gns;d krs;sdl
ioo.ponnd class: a0.yard dash--vito Po.
sauo, Bernard Hcrsttein Running high Jump
Whitmer. Relay Dcrnsfd fierstein julius
Hale, Robert Carney. Vito Pisaho: sub
ii5.pound eiass: To-yard DASH abraham
Pegkover. Harry Corfu Running high iumn
liam Miller. Harry Pstfola, lQ0.Ssrd hnr,lle
Henry Frankel: I'elayY,Abg, bg,sh,am !rsl. reeh.
CORN: sub. Earl Heatwoie.
Unlimited class: lnO-yard dash-slyvan
sylvan sR" cohen. 0ssi RunrinS broad Jnmp.-EIn,
Tohsn. hslsy1sSlvIn & p,c Cohen nsgisfppln Ben n,
nest ogie.
s5.pound class; 5O.yard. dash---B. Harris
G; Gioyannost, RahnIng sisn iumpSTfS; JUMP f,,u 0lo,
wilsoe rS"f jones aaff ReayB ooafa aarPis Gio
yyannett., z: Poole; subs. Lancaster Blaine
io0.pound class eO.yard dash--v. Toz
,oo N gurland Runntg nigh ,st lnmtpim i,,n',
". Tozznlo. W Mahahcs. S0.yafd hnril,
Il. ssihankman. John HarI Rel2y1Y1y Y To, Toz
neru p Almurt, nunnins high iump--
Hentnn r. Allnutt, Running broad. iump-
meth Fowler Reiay~~M Apperti, r. All
mutt NJ Mensh. w Judd
Unlimited class, i00.yard DASH Blaine
A. Tievskys Running high iump--T. Mne
tromarino, A ), 11evsky, Running broad inmF
--J Blaine. n. KennaFd iln.Yarh Hurdle
Preston Pratt Relay. Blaine. A. Tievsky
T. Mastromarino. II. Kcnnard.
GAGE.
e5-pound class a0,yard dash Edwaft
Warren. Henry Hitnpu, Running high tumF
Ralph FrAngiopi Walter Kendall. Runnins
broad iump~~Edward Warren, Claud Thte
hD'yard hurdle Alfred Grusskurtts, WAitet
Bsnmgartncr. Relay Ralph Ffanetanu
Walter Kendall Robert Grams. Frank Adair
subs.. Alfred tirosskuttts Walter Baumeaft
nef.
t00.pound class, coward dash --HamiItau
Qtilre Nelson Menah Running broad tun1N
Hamilton Squire. Nelspn Mensh
Unlimited class. lOO.yaFii dnwh-~RAip
Huffeeker. .Dnnald Alvey Running broad
iump-~eEarl Stout.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MORNING CLASSES HELP
CUBS OUT OF A SLUMF

CHICAGO. May 10 (P.--Mornine
classes for the Cubs have been SO sue
cessful that Manager Joe Mccarthy
threatens to make them permanent
part Of the teams curricula.
A week ago the Cubs returned home
after q four-garne losing streak. Errors
were frequent and hits scattered Nc
Carthy called his men together. gave
brief lecture and then told them
morning classes would be the order
until they improved.
And the Cubs have improved. win
ming all five games since the frst morn
ing class.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

~ CCUPANTs Of the cellar In the
public high school base bali
championship flag race will
~ clash tomorrow when Business
and Western. both Of whom
have lost both their starts, come to grips
In Central Stadium, starting at 3:l5
o'clock. In view of Its recent bang-up
game against Central when the George
town schoolboys battled the Blue and
White eleven innings before bowling. 6-7,
Western is favored to take the measure
of the Stenogs. Business. however. will
be battling hard to get OUT OF last place,
George Fletcher, who pitched so
strongly against Central, Is expected to
with Max Schwartz on the firing line
for Business.
Five other diamond encounters. ten
mis- match and rifle contest also are
listed tomorrow. In bali games on local
fields Eastern and Catholic University
Freshmen will meet at Brookland. st.
Johns and Central will face on the
Monument grounds and st. Adams will
entertain Donaldson School Of Balti-
more.
Techs nine Is slated to open a two
day Virginia foray against Virginia Mill
tary Institute Freshmen at Lexington,
end Emerson is down for a go with
Charlotte Hall on the Marylanders' dia-
mond
Western and Business are to meet In
a championship tennis match.
Eastern and Western are slated to
clash on the Western range In title
rife encounter.
A bali game between Eastern and
Evening star., 1928-05-10
HEIMACH AGAIN BIDDING
FOR A BIG LEAGUE JOB

CHICAGO. May 10 tAp.--Twenty-six-
year-old Freddy Heimach. star pitcher
for st. Paul Of the American Association.
who has been in and out Of major
league base ball three times. is making
another try for the big time"
Yesterday he turned in his eighth vic
tory Of the season by blanking Toledo, z
to 0. Heimach has yet to be defeated
out 10.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
M'TIGUE, HURT, CALLS
OFF FIGHT IN WEST

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. May l0.-Afike Nc
Tlgue. veteran light heavyweight boxer.
has Cancelled scheduled appearance IN
Phoenix. Ariz.. and will return to New
York Immediately with his manager,
Charley johnson.
The former light heavyweight cham
pion claims he dislocated his left
shoulder in the bout with "Cowboy'
Jack Willis of Texas, here last Tuesday
night.
The Irishman's manager said Nc
Tigue was in great pain in the dress
ing room following the match.
Willis and McTigue fought to a draw.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
MARINER FIGHTS BURKE.

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May 10 P).--
Les Mariner. University Of Illinois stu
dent and professional heavyweight. will
attempt to score his twelfth knockout
in thirteen attempts when he meets Joe
Burke of Detroit In a l0-round bout
tonight.
His last victim was Jackie Williams
Of Chicago. whom he knocked out after
80 seconds Of fighting In the first round.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WHIPPETS RUN SUNDAY.

Washington WhIppet Club members
will hold several practice races sun
day afternoon south OF the Lincoln Me-
mortal Rejecting Pool at 3 o'clock. All
vlted to attend.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
BLACK s0X LISTED.

Washington Black Sox. local colorcd
team, viii meet Harrisburg Red Sox
in double header Sunday at Union
Park, starting at 80 o'clock. The local
nine practices this afternoon at S
O'Clock at Union Park.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
LOCAL TRAPSH0TS FACE
vIRGINIANS SATURDAY

Washington Gun Club trapshots will
play host this Saturday afternoon to
Alexandria Gun Club members on the
local range at Eenning in a so target
race from l6 yards. A trophy will so
to high gun Of each club. May 10 a
registered tournament of 100 singles
and so doubles will be staged by Wash
ington club, with eight trophies at
stake. The Maryland District of Co
ltimbia championship match also is not
far of. This Is the big event of the
trapshooting season hereabout.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
TEAMS SWITCH DIAMONDS.

Woodbridge and Jewish Community
Center mines will play Sunday at I0:45
instead Of at O'Clock on Silver Spring
field.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
COLLEGE BASE RALL.

Illinois. 2; Keio University Of Japan. I.
New York T., 3: Stevens. o.
Lafayette, 4; City College of New
York, 5.
Colgate, IL; Cornell, 9.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
oPT1M1sTs WIN OPENER.

OptimistS won the opening game of
Boys Club Indoor Base Ball League last
night over Windjarnniers, 1S to 8. Eight
teams are entered in the loop.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WILL PLAY TODAY.

Kennedy A. G. and Park view mines
meet this afternoon at O'Clock on the
formers diamond at Fifth and Ingra-
ham streets.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
LEAGUE GAMES RAINED.oUT.

All games scheduled in the various
week da". base ball leagues were post
poned yesterday because Of rain and
wet grounds
Evening star., 1928-05-10
HAVEN AT HAvRE, MONT.
HAVEN All VAHRE. MONT.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May 10 F1.--
Oscar Happy Felsch, former Chicago
banished from organized base ball fol-
lowing disclosures in connection with
the 1919 world series, has signed TO play
this season with club at Havre, Mont,
he announced today.
Recently Felsch was barred from
nj xiv,e a., Aha tHienorSf~. Ctata 7 Yaaa,,a
Evening star., 1928-05-10

To prepare for their clash with Hart
ftfds on Sunday, TakOma Tigers were
b30ked to drill today ut 5 o'clock m
Silver Spring diamond. At the same
time HsftiDfdg were booked 10 work ont
% 10. | M0nuIpept lot. Tigers meet
Evening star., 1928-05-10
WILL PRACTICE TODAY.

Anacostia Eagle midget base ballers
were 10 practice today at s o'clock on
Fairlawn Field. All players are asked
TO report.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

STEINKE WRESTLES TONIGHT.
Hans steinke will meet Renato
regular weekly wrestling show tonight
at the Arcadia Wladek Zbyszko faces
Pat Mcguire In another tilt.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
"Was that last
cigar flat
or bitter?"

"I'vE paid stiff prices for cigars
made from good types of to-
bacco that ought to have given
me q good smOke--Only to be
double.crossed with a tasteless
sfiatness' or a bitter kick.back.
One big thing Is usually the
matter with cigars like that:
They contain insipid oyer.ripe
bottom, or bitey Hnder.ripe top,
leaves of the tobacco plant.
"I've learned that the thing
that =. $ purchasing flavor In
a cigar is proper ripeness of
all the tobacco in it. Bayuk
evidently discovered that long
before / did. For in Bayuk
Philadelphia Hand Made / get
a cigar made completely from
fnliy.ripe middle leaves. Rich
aroma, true flavor, xestful
mellow.mildness IL get them
all. And I am contentl"
Evening star., 1928-05-10

A foe having diamond Is sought b.
Thyme nniiniiteds for Sunday. Gel
Manager Reeves at West 323.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Hollywood 10: Seattle, 4.
San Francisco, 2: Oakland. /.
Missions. q Portland. 4.
Los Angeles, B: Sacramento. 3.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
TEXAS LEAGUE.

San Antonio. 8. Fort Worth. ..
Shreveport a. Beaumont /.
W8cn. q: Wichita Falls. 1.
Houston. 3. Dallas. l.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

MontEomery, az: Savannah, OIL.
Albany. q Columbus. |.
Tampa. z Pensacola. 5.
Jacksonville. q. Selma. O.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

81. Paul. z: Toledo. o,
Milwaukee. q: Louisville. /,
Kansas City. 3; indianapolis. 4.
Minneapolis. IL: Columbus. 10.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
TODAY.

TODAY.
Gettysburg at Georgetown base BALL.
FRIDAY.
Western Maryland Ut Maryland base
BALL.
Evening star., 1928-05-10
SATURDAY.

Maryland at Princeton nacrosse).
Georgetown at Navy (base BALI.
Randolph Macon at Maryland item
nis).
American U. at Bridgewater Wal
College lbase baIlI.
George Washington at Catholic U.
track.
Georgetown at Navy track.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Winston Salem. II: Salisbury. ..
High Point. q: Raleigh, 4.
Greensboro. o.Dufham--Wet grounds
Evening star., 1928-05-10
EASTERN CARoLINA LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Wilmington. 4: Kingston. /.
Other games vet grounds
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TNTEHNATIONAL LEAGUE.
soUTHERN AssocTATToN

Toronto. Oil Baltimore. 2.5.
Jersey City. IL. Montreal. q,
Reading. o.: Rochester, 2.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Hume Spring nine viii entertain I'd.
S1onds Art Stone nine this Sunday al
. O'Clock, Edni0nds nine has been viii.
ming against all competition.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Memphis. 8 New Orleans. 4,
Buckingham, IA. Atlanta. 4.
Nashville q. Chattanooga. ].
Mobile. .: Little Rock. y.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Ahae0stis EaaIss. newcomers 70 un.
limited ranks, want SATURDAY and Sun.
dtly games Call lincoln 1859.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

SUDDEN postponement Of a
~ game booked for Sunday with
II Cherrydale nine leaves Mount
4 a Rainier unlin1itedk without q
foe for that day.
George H. Bakersmitfi, business man
ager. can be reached at Hyattsville 220
between Z and 8 O'Clock.
Mounts, after losing their first start,
have been winning regularly and are
willing TO meet any Of the best uIl-
limited mines in this section.
First bHts0f- town competition Tor
Monroe A, G. is due Sunday. when
Manager Eili McMuilen leads his
charges against Marlboro. at Upper
Marlboro. Monroe players are 10 re-
port at Seventeenth and Monroe streets
at ] o'clock.
with 3 greatly improved team over
that OF last season, White Haven A. G.
A hopeful OF defeating Triangle A. g.
SUNDAY when they meet AZ 2:3O o'clock
on Trihngle diamond Manager Woody
win meet his players at 1880 O'Clock at
his home.
Manager Miser, who will send his
Hyattsyille AlI-6tars against Bonds
CitthierS Sunday on Riyerdale field, IL
DEgkttlE kmUtgS tHHDaBttuut 1uuE. A0il
Hyatssyiiis 1924 any night
lysbedajAA % face st. Marys CelticA
| in Capital City League Sunday A., b.
A. W. Bsisnien viii stage a hard drill
tomorrow ri O'Clock on Arlington dia-
mind,
Ahae6stls Eaaiss, newcomers 20 tfi.
| limited ranks, want Saturday and Sun.
dty games. Call Lincoln 1853.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

SUDDEN poStponefnent Of I
game booked for Sunday WITH
cherrydale nine leaves MounI
Rainier uniinliteds without .
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Providence A. G. viii book with a
senior team on No. 2 diamond Sunday.
Call Potomac 1900. branch q, between
o and 4ss0 o'clock, OF Lincoln 5000 after
5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

sA-poliild class h0-yAfd dHsh---Join More.
land Emmett MyerA. Running high jump
John Moreand, nuupins broad iumprMel.
win Ins~oc Leon Gitels0n. Relay Melvin
lnaeoe, Leon Gitaison. John Moreiand, I'm.
nett Myers
100 snonnd ciaae; Bn,yard dash~-yc Clarence
Mills, Charles Staht. Running broad jump
Clarence Mills, Charles Atant.
Itb,p0ilud alAkA. T0.yArd dakhv@MIlton
UnIln,lie1 clasa, IOD.ynrd daAh-.-vllnam
Evening star., 1928-05-10
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

Both games, rain.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

Manager J0hnny Schlegei wants a
game for Peerless Beniors Sunday with
team having diamond. Call Lincoln
$3.50 after 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-10

with 10 straight wins TO their credit
Trih Speak n Insects are willing 10 book
the best teams Call Manager Warning
aL Decatur SAB.