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Evening star., 1928-05-07

Associated Press Sports Editor
~ COTCH bagpipes and American
elbows figure conspicuously in
the dramatic history OF the
- OLYMPIC 400-meter foot-raclng
championship.
Lifting notes of the one spurred on
the little flying parson' Of Edinburgh
Eric Liddell to record-smashlng VIC
tory four years ago. Too much use OF
the other cost American one triumph
in 1908, and prevented her from making
a clean sweep Of all five places Tour
years later.
Liddell. the spindle-shanked little
Scotchman, suttled home first at Paris
in 1924 iE what undoubtedly was the
greatest Olympic 400" Within two
hours the Olympic record was shattered
three times. In Liddell's wake IN the
final Imbach. the game little Swiss. who
had started the record-busting. fell and
lay semi-consciouS Near the tape
Coard Taylor of Princeton collapsed as
a tendon gave way but somehow man
aged to drag himself across the line to
mark up two points for America.
Taylor. unknown to Head Coach Law
son Robertson, had removed heavy
wrapping of tape that protected weak
tendon lust before the start Of the
final. But the ligament could not stand
the strain of the grueling pace. Taylor
broke down and has been out Of COM
petition ever since.
Liddell will not be back to defend his
laurels this year. Born in China, the
son of a missionary, Eric is now at
Tientsin, teaching in the Anglo Chinese
College. There he has found his life's
work
1t may be just as we'll for others
hopeful of taking over his title at AM
sterdam that Liddell isn't coming back.
In his most recent competitive appear
ance in China the Scot won three races
in one afternoon, the 100 meters in
10 AS 200 in 81 2-5 and 400 in so lilo
seconds, all close to record time.
American hasn't won the 400" since
1912. but only an accident prevented
the final that year from being monopo-
lized by five wearers of the Yankee
shield D B. Young was disqualified
in the final trials for elbowing the
German, Braun, who thus, although
beaten. entered the final with four
Americans.
Charley Reidpath the old Syracuse
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- OwLIEG in the Washington
City Duckpin Association
tournament a. King Pin No.
alleys tonight should be the
most interesting offered on any
one night of the tourney, which closes
wednesday night after more than
three weeks Of pin spiiling.
Twenty~eight If the sensational class
A DoglerK of District, National Capital
ard Athlete leagues are On the singles
program Practically every class a
tournament bowier ~ prominence has
been saved for this attractive card,
Several ~ these star performers are also
listed 70 complete their doubles.
The winner of the class all~esent
esJp vii probably he known after 10
nights card il completed The marx
Which Dave Coz vt At the outset oi
the tournament has stood throughout
although tlec by George Friend. Iheif
,19s nSFE may survive after bfi'Rht
tslG IL u Tar from secure Win Uiat
EslaZy If alley sees slated Tor action
Wednesday night viii Be eisauvap
Ulg5a Several team and individual
events tl4aG we're Postponed Throughout
aae three BeekS Df bowling VIII ~ as
45osec " ti4at nlgni. All sYenlA #ll "
completed Detote ne alleys eAsss Wsd'
E3gfCSS fstEtAb.
Tfle following teams have been sched"
lied 70 foB "Wednesday night DilIlB A
Martin Cays1oi Cement EAss. Inspector
n Buildings. Bureau gf Foreign ana
f,,yrnesfic Commerce Patents, Eepfoobc"
1soU, Monarch Insurance, K9nlnoof,
geumeg Mobor Co, Georgetown ana
Tonorrow slehs ROCKY Boys Band
= A. MesgsT ca and AonB ~ %
teams are scheduled ~ roll.
when Masonic Leagues tournament
s,gens fof9gFToW night Win ule bfsb
TisC affair ard continues tnf following
fbiee nights ~ Convention itslI many
of the D0wiffE viii II competing ~
fhe miro Dy8fbsuent ~ tile year,
Tesus snd individuals ~ the iesgie
hsge shared III hOnofE IN the National
sBe Washington city tournaments iilJs
"a Noet ~ The Masonic plnulsil nave
beer idle sinee the opening night of
tbN w. e - A. tournament, Dli rivalry
a alzsgE keen In t9s trstkrnsl tourney
Washington La1iss League viii heid
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crucial as 70 their Olympic chances
Hopkins has lost TO the Army and the
Navy TO Maryland. and each feels thst
q second defeat would put an end 10
its Olympic aspirations
Maryland plays Hopkins in Baltimore
on May rs and is not believed TO have
more than an even chance OF victory.
so that the situation still is unsettled.
Those connected with lacrosse here
noted With interest that Rutgers was
defeated by Syracuse Saturday, so that
the Military Academy and Maryland
are now the only undefeated college
teams in the country
Navy plays the Military Academy at
West Point on June O. Should the
Navy defeat Hopkins and the Military
Academy, II lis felt that ii will be given
further chance for the Olympics not
withstanding the defeat by Maryland.
Without relation 10 its Olympic am
bitions, the Navy Is intensely anxious
10 win the Army game II will be the
last Of the series unless an agreement
on eligibility is reached by the service
schools. Navy has won all four Of the
previous contests with the Cadets.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
BY II. C. BYRD.

Y UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
seems to have the best chance
TO win the Southern Conference
~ track and field championships.
to be held Friday and Satlr-
day at Birmingham, Ala. No other
school in the South has produced a
squad as well rounded as that which
wears its colorS. and, what is more no
other school has as many individual
stars nor any one star as brilliant as
Flippin. II Virginia fails to win, II
probably will be because some of Its
men fall far below the performances
that are expected of them.
In the first place, Virginia has one
man. Cumming. who should win the
100 and go yard dasfes. It has in
Robinson the probable victor in the
$50 and a placer in the 440. Cannon
and possibly one of his teammates will
get places in the broad jump. which is
almost certain to be won by Hamm of
Georgia Tech LIE Bauer. with the
possible exception of Zulick of Mary
land. is the best shot putter in the
South. and FIippin is likely to score
points in four of five events.
With any kind of backing in the way
OF points picked up for third, fourth
and fifth places by other members OF
the squad, Virginia ought to take first
honorS 1t seems that about the only
way Virginia can lose the meet is for
some of its stars to fall down or for
one or two of the Far Southern schools
to have several better men than ex-
pected and have a great many more
men figuring in the places.
II Virginia wins the meet. it viii
be for the first time. The Orange and
Blue just now seems to be coming back
into the track and field prominence 1t
held before the war and prior to or
ganization of the Southern Conference.
The only school in the South Atlantic
section that has captured the cham
pionships is North Carolina.
With four mile runners. who won
the four-mile relay championship at
the Penn relays a little more than a
week ago, it seems that North Caro-
lima University has something OF a cor
ner on the distance events. Elliott Is
pretty certain to win the mile in time
that will smash the Conference record.
as he apparently Is the best miller in
the colleges, In the South anyway
Maryland probably will send three
men to the meet. as the expensiveness
OF the trip just about precludes sending
any athlete who does not have pretty
ldN 10 al TltS
event. Mattheys is to run in the 100
and 220. and he seems 10 be good
enough 10 finish second to Cumming in
the former, with an outside chance to
beat the Virginia man in the latter.
Thomas is entered in the quarter mile.
and any man who beats him will have
to clip 40 seconds TO do it. Zulick is to
take part in the shotput. and IL he does
as well as he did last week has at least
an even chance to win. About the only
man in the South who has done around
46 feet besides Zulick is LeBauer.
IT is interesting TO note that the
Southern Conference shotput record
now Is held by former Maryland man.
Four years ago Bill Beers tossed the
shot IS feet 10 inches, and that mark
still stands IT would not be surprise
IL both LeBauer and Zulick surpass
that.
University of Maryland and Army
now stand as the only unbeaten college
lacrosse teams IN the country Eatur-
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Evening star., 1928-05-07
WOMEN-PRO GOLF SERIES
HERE GETS START TODAY

TIME first OF series of woman
golfer professional golfer tour
neys staged under the auspices
Il of the Middle Atlantic Profess
sional Golfers Association was
billed for this afternoon over the course
OF the Indian Spring Golf Club.
Nearly score of the leading profess
sionals of the Midatlantic section were
paired with woman players from Wash
ington and Baltimore.
The third round of match play In the
current competition for the French
High Commission Cup at the Chevy
Chase Club Is scheduled to be completed
tomorrow. One match in the third
round has already been played--that
between Admiral w. H. STANDBY and
r. d. Quinter. Admiral STANDBY won
by and T. Pairings In the other
matches are as follows:
E. o. Wagenhorst VS.. Frederick Hitz
George E. Elliott VS.. F. W. Coleman;
Landra B. Piatt VS.. Walter r. Tucker
man.
Sandy Armour, professional at the
Congressional Country Club, is very
much on his game. while his brother
Tommy completes today for the British
open title. Andy negotiated the par
73 course at Congressional yesterday In
66 strokes, under2 par, playing IN
q fuur-ball match with Controller Gen.
eral j. Raymond McCarl, Norton Weisler
and Robert Manning. He was out in "a
and back in 80, nearly securing an ace
on the lT5-yard ninth hole, where his
tee shot stopped only few inches from
the cup His 66 tied the best previous
arb fas fha hNNaGA hXs Tom
Armour. 50 ........v
Post entries will be accepted for the
Town and Country Club Spring invita-
ton golf tournament, scheduled to start
tomorrow over the rolling and well
trapped course of the club near Be-
thesda. A formidable field, including
many OF the leading golfers OF the city,
has entered the event. although last
years winner~-MilleT b. STEVENSON OF
Columbia--will not be able to play
will keep him out Of the city during the
period OF the tourney. -Four flights OF
IS Will qualify Wednesday and Thurs
day in a two-day medal round The
first and second rounds OF match play
will be held Friday. with the semi-flnal
and final rounds scheduled for Satur~
day
Pairings, as made so far by the golf
committee, follow:
WEDNESDAY,
o 80 Frank X Roesch. Washington and
q, e. Heath Manor.
10. G. NJ. Whiteman. ln,iian Spring. and
n A Bryant Indian Spring
l3 3U ralph n Fowler Washington. and
Ben l.. Fuller Washington. - 80 H. Z,
eastman. Washington. Bnd y. J., VeerhoH.
Washington: la.in. +, J. smith Washington.
aud u. H. Elmore WASHINGTON. l3i5 Dr
" v. conners. Manor and y. Is, haXtcr.
Manor. ~ 10 Fred Hade Manor and - l..
Thomson Manor 900 c. W. Wright.
Manor aud y. nnFnban Manor.
Harry = Kransa Bann0ckhurn. and
nae Ghapin Columbia ! 0b J. = PfRutg.
Bannuekburn. and r. Pickett Banuookhufn
] 10 EormBn j Hall Banno"lthurn aud Lee
Evening star., 1928-05-07

r. Pass Bannockburn; 15; Frank b Hurd
wilson 1c Barrett Mml mdsn splne io!eS S pcrrg
walen, Indian spring 80, +. N Herndon;
sprnr Ti :35 Warren /. Heap. Indian SPRING,
and Thomas A. Kelihor, jr., Manor: Lao
/ Putnam. Indian spring. and A pIn,pvii + WI
iSdR Indian sfi Spring. and W, r. Haines. Indian
spri@E: 80 r. ); 9nisIsy Indian sOT,Ss TnSn
r. Mccormack. Indian Spring. and F. e.
stc9nan an Hsrl~ lhdian pr'PG Pi,t Manor and A. l..
Honeh,on. Manor: a;ss, Homer $, Popss. In IN.
dian snrinr. aud Leopold Frendhers, Town ,s
spring iP '',d' and George Msnsheid Indian snrlng
2:45, George w Mcfartor Indian spring.
a I. Dr.. Dr., G. D, Rifkpatrick. washington, and
NJ. G. List. Washington 3 n5. A. =, Camp
bell Indian Spring and J. r. Mccarthy.
''''"" '''"N' THURSDAY.
i;as. Earl .McAIeer. Indian Spring. ard
Page Hufiy. congressionai; 30, Fred =.
Mctrnenv Rannockburn and W l.. Pender'
east Banuockhurn 55. william Illsch,
Town and Country and partner
u. n. English and John s. Blick tied
for first place In the match play against
par event yesterday at the Indian Spring
Golf Club. each finishing up on par
Others who finished well up we're: Harry
A. Grant and w F. Turton. / down;
Parry b. Hoover and Norman B. Frost,
down. and Charles II. Pardoe. down.
Seven players tied at II yesterday
in the kickers' handicap tourney at the
Manor Club all choosing the lucky
number. The scores we're: D. L. Thom-
son. 83-6-77: r. l.. Hird, 92--i5-77;
W. A. Warthen. o9-22-77; d. N. Burn
ham. l02-25-77; w r. Richardson,
s4-7-77: DR.. w v. Connors 85-S-
IT; r. A. Carbaugh, s8-2l-7T.
George s. Lyon. Canadian veteran
golfer winner OF the Canadian amateur
championship eight times. who Is near
ing three score and ten years OF age,
is to be an entrant In the Chevy Chase
tourney next week. the golf committee
OF the club is advised. Lyon won the
tournament at Chevy Chase In 1924 and
has been a prominent contender in other
years.
He will be a member OF a small Cana
dian delegation whose members viii
compete In the tourney.
Evening star., 1928-05-07

% ECH and Eastern mines are to
clash tomorrow in Central Stad-
ium in highly important game
4 of the public high school base
ball championship series. Tech,
1927 defending title holder, has won
both its series starts and Eastern has
captured the one game which 1t has
played. and the team that loses tomor-
row will be severely handicapped i'll the
flag race.
From the records of the teams the
game will be hard fought. Tech doubt
less is somewhat more formidable in
the box with such stellar performers as
Ralph Young and Tack Ensor at hand.
Capt. Andy Oehmann is about the only
dependable hurler the Lincoln Parkers
boast. In batting strength the Eastern
nine is not far behind Tech II 1t Is
behind at all.
In another public high champion
ship contest tomorrow Eastern and
Tech teams also are to meet. Whether
Eastern will be ready for the match,
however Is exceedingly doubtful. The
Lincoln Parkers have not so far shown
their wares in the tennis series because
of inability to get their players in con-
dition.
Three ball games and another tennis
match also are listed tomorrow On
the diamond St. Adams is to visit
Garrett Park. Md, to face Georgetown
Prep Emerson and Alexandria High
are to try conclusions in Alexandria
and Charlotte Hall Military Academy
and Hyattsville High are to meet at
Riverdale Park. Georgetown Prep and
ST. Adams teams are to face on the
latter's courts in a prep school league
tennis match
Four ball games and tennis match
we're scheduled for scholastics today.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
LANE GAINS TOP HON0RS
IN LOCAL TRAPSHO0TING

l.. l.. Lane. shattering 40 Of so clays
from 16 yards, won first honors in the
Washington Gun Club shoot Saturday
afternoon. Bartholomew and Fawsett
we're close seconds. each with 48, while
DR.. Stine finished third, with AZ. Lane
was awarded the high gun trophy. while
the handicap trophy went to Bob Live
sey after miss and outshoot In which
he was extended to 25 birds by George
Enimons. Livesey. with a handicap of
As, had a six-target handicap.
DR.. Stine. Stronger, Livesey, Hunter,
Parsons and Fawsett won legs in the
first session in the Four Months trophy
contest while Parsons Hunter and Lane
came through in the final session.
Buckingham, a professional, and Lane
were leaders in the doubles.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
GERMANS, AUSTRIANS
WIN IN CUP TENNIS

MUNICH. May 0P.-Completing
the play in the first round Davis Cup
tie with Greece. Germany won two
matches and lost one by default
In the singles Or. Buss defeated
Balls. 81, 6-4. 6-4: DR.. Buss and
DR.. Kleinschroth took a doubles match
from Balls and Zerlendi of Greece.
81. 6-3. 4-6.
After winning his first singles match
Friday DR. Troitzheinf left Munich and
his match with Zerlendi went to the
latter by default. making the final
score, Germany. 4; Greece. /.
VIENNA. May 7 0El.-The Austrian
Davis Cup team advanced 70 the sec
ond round BY defeating the Philippines
in the doubles
Count Salm and Artens Of Austria
won hard-fought five-set victory over
Arragon and Ignayo Of the Philippines.
6-2, As, Ills. 60, 6-3.
The Austrians already had won the
frst two singles matches.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
SCHOOLBOY ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
TODAY.

TO-DAY,
Mount 81, Mary's Prep vs.. George
town Prep. at Garrett Park base BALL
GonEaga at Friends tennis, Prep
School League match).
Eastern VS.. st. Johns, Tidal Basin
Diamond No. tbase ball.
Central VS.. Episcopal, at Alexandria
tbaSe BALL.
Gonxaga VS.. Georgetown u. Fresh
men, at G. u. tbaSe baln.
TUESDAY.
Tech VS.. Eastern tbase ball. public
high title gamel.
Tech VS.. Eastern tennis, public high
title matchl.
Georgetown Prep at ST. Adams ten
mis-, Prep School League matchl.
Charlotte Hall at Hyattsville High
tbaSe baln.
st, AIban'S at Georgetown Prep tbase
baln.
Emerson at Alexandria High tbase
baln.
WEDNESDAY.
Tech VS.. Navy PiebcS, at Annapolis
thaSe ball.
Western VS.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen. at College Park base BALL
st. Johns VS.. HyattSville High. Tidal
Basin Diamond No. (base ball.
Dewitt at Alexandria High tbase BALI
Leonard Hall VS.. Georgetown Prep
tbaSe ball. at LeOnardtOwn.
Maryland Park High at Friends tbase
BALI.
Gonxaga VS.. Catholic u. Freshmen,
at BrookIand (baSe baln.
THURSDAY.
Eastern VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen, at G.. u. tbase baiI).
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen track.
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
BroOkiand (base BALL.
Eastern at Western rifle. public
high title match.
Donaldson School at st. Alban's
(baSe BALL.
Tech VS.. v. M. L. Freshmen, at Lex
ington tbase ball.
Emerson at Charlotte Hall base
baID.
ST. Johns VS.. Central Monument
lot tbase BALL.
SATURDAY.
Tech VS.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen. at College Park track.
Tech VS.. Staunt0n Military Academy,
at Staunton, Va. (baSe baID.
Dewitt at Randolph Macon Academy,
Front Royal. Va. tbase baID.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Loyola tBalti-
morel High base BALI.
Central vs.. Tech. Business VS.. West
ern tgolf, public high title matchesl.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
cked to Win Southern Meet T. s. Would Break Olympic 400 Jnr
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

TODAY
Temple, at Georgetown tbase balD.
TUESDAY.
Villan0va, at Catholic University
(base BALL.
American u. vs.. George Washington
u. (base BALL.
WEDNESDAY.
Lebanon Valley, at Georgetown (base
BALI.
Delaware. at Catholic u. (base BALI
Maryland, at Navy ttennis).
THURSDAY.
Gettysburg. at Georgetown tbase
BALI.
FRIDAY.
Western Maryland. at Maryland (base
BALI.
Baltimore Poly VS.. Maryland Fresh
men (lacrOsse).
SATURDAY.
Maryland, at Princeton (lacrossc).
Georgetown, at Navy tbaSe ball).
Randolph Macon, at Maryland ten
nisl.
American u, at Bridgewater (Va.)
College base BALI.
George Washington at Catholic u.
(track).
Evening star., 1928-05-07

h1hOh CCnOOl SCnlAR Dali SQUAD
" annexed the Plaza division
"A senior championship of the Ele-
4 i mentary School League when it
defeated Gales 2 to s In the
title game played on the Plaza Play
ground.
Juniors have not yet completed their
schedule. but the Peabody team holds
the lead.
Josephine Cerceo captains the VIC
torious senior team, which includes
Gladys Kitchen, Mary Caponetto,
Catherine Galiana. Josephine Colaio-
coma. Annie D'Ambrosia and Ruby
Lewis.
Gales players who figured In the
title match were Joyce Taylor. captain
Vera Taylor, Livia Crorcia. Evelyn
Lindback. Marie Duobeck, Mary Vac
Gals. Frances Weldon, Mary Louise
Smith and Eva Watson.
Helen Brown Of Garfield Playground
received the highest award for athletic
efficiency--the gold test button, Satur-
day. for passing all requirements in
leadership, sportSmanShip, kindergarten
work. vocational work, folk dancing and
games including volley ball, dodge ball
tennis and basket ball.
Bronze buttons were awarded the
following group at Garfield. who pass
ed their tests last week in goal throw
ing. balancing, dash. potato race and
folk dancing Virginia Pritchard. Ber-
Evening star., 1928-05-07
BIG SCORES DUE TONIGHT
IN DUCKPIN TOURNAMENT

its usual season finale next Saturday
night with banquet at Schneider'E
Restaurant Prior 10 the banquet,
Baltimore Regent Girls will be met at
the Coliseum in the second block Of 4
gix-game match with Washington
Ladies League All-Stars, who took the
lead Saturday night by a spin margin
The visiting girl bowiers viii be guests
of the league at the annual banquet
Evening star., 1928-05-07
TENNIS TEAM PLANNED
FOR VETERANS BUREAU

Veterans Bureau will enter a team
in the Departmental Tennis League,
which opens It's schedule June i. A
tournament Is being conducted this
month, as the result of which the team
will be picked. Francis Mcdonald has
been elected manager and w. c. Pickett
assistant manager G.. l.. johnson has
been chosen captain.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
WORLD SHOTPUT MARK
Is SMASHED BY GERMAN

BRESLAU. Germany. May LP).--
Karl Hirschfeld yesterday broke the
world record for the shotput, with a
distance of 1919 meters Isl feet
81 inchesl.
The former recognized record. held
by an American. Ralph Rose, was
1854 meters Isl feet).
Evening star., 1928-05-07
BLACK s0X TRIUMPH.

Two big innings carried Washington
Black Sox 10 an easy win over the
Evening star., 1928-05-07
ALEXANDRIA R0WERS
HOLD FIRST WORKOUT

A LExANDRIA, Va. May 7.-~Fif-
~ teen candidates for the crews Of
IL the Old Dominion Boat Club re-
4 \ ported to Coach Walter II.
Thrall yesterday,
Those who reported were: Magnus W.
Bales. Alvin FriedlandeT, Benjamin
Minor. Louis Bell. Parke Bell Earl
Knight. Percy Ruffner. James Trout,
Mule" Moore. Raymond Heberlig,
George Beach, Robert Whitton, Brew
ster Marshall former member Of the
Potomac Boat Club OF Washington;
Freddy Grilibortzer and Taylor Rudd
Practice sessions will be held each
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 9
o'clock and Sunday at 1890.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
GEORGE WASHINGTON NET
OUTFIT TIES EDGEMOOR

George Washington University and
Edgemoor Club fought 10 3-3 tie yes
terday on the tennis courts. IN the
feature match Tom Mangan, former
District champion, defeated Bob Con-
sidine, local star, who won the Mary
land state indoor title during the past
Winter.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1928-05-07

Edmond Art Stone Co. of Washington
whipped the Cardinal A. c.. 20 to 3, at
Cardinal Park diamond yesterday.
Evening star., 1928-05-07
BY ALAN J. GOULD.
Aaaoclated Press Sports Editor.

(Tbje is He h{rd in fbc series Of
stories oH the OfymDic GGt1es.t
Evening star., 1928-05-07

Aate Bodies, Radiators and
FendsFa Repaired
EIssfepfeef radiators sD1 e0fes IN ssoet
Witsiatts, 1883 i4Lh Bet, r Il q
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Evening star., 1928-05-07

Belle Haven Country Clubs eight
man golf team was bested by the Mans
field Golf Club. 1914 to iila. at Fred
erickshurg. Va. Saturday. Charles r.
Holden. B. r. Howell, Carroll Pierce,
jr: T. z. Sebrell, DR. S. b. Moore, O.
Lloyd. c. c. Carlin, jr., and Wilmer J.
Waller played for Bell Haven.
Evening star., 1928-05-07

Columbia Engine Co. annexed its
third straight victory yesterday after
noon. overwhelming the Cabin John
A. c., ~ to ]. on Hayden Field.