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Evening star., 1928-04-21
HURLER USED FIFTH TIME
IN EIGHT GAMES BEATEN
Relief Role Star Finds Strain Too Great and Has Poor
Inning That Sends Nationals 10 6to-5 Defeat.
Reeves Finger Hurt

Of the game temporarily and the re-
turn of Two others to the lineup after
lengthy periods of idleneSS, In the NTH
Reeves had the index finger Of his right
hand severely injured when he cuffec
down liner from Regan'S bat and had
To retire, The finger, when injured last
year. troubled Bob greatly and the new
hurt may keep him out of harness toI
Soale time. Jack Hayes went TO second
base for an inning following Reeves
retirement. but Bucky Harris, although,
his left foot injury is far from healed
assumed the station in the seventh
Harris expected 70 be in the game again
today. too
Red Barnes. who has been nursing
q shin cut in an exhibition game, broke
into his first championship engagement
when he batted for BraXton IN the SiXtA
inning. Red did not set hit, but neither
did George Sister nor Babe Cancel.
who were sent up as substitute batters.
After lofting the ball. Red showed that
the shin-cutting did not take The speed
from his lir,,b by Scurrying along the
runway until the sphere was collared
hv F1aestaad. sam Rice. kept cut OF
the phlla6e'nhia SERIES hv cold, again
was in rlcht field H had little 10 do
defonsively and at bat accomplished
nothing
Boston presented q revised lineup.
made necessary bv the abSence Of First
HaSoran Phil Told, who IS nursing a
hurt les. The Red Sox were liSete
~ have the same team Oh the fold for
the remainder ~ the SCI that ends to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

" NTERING the eighth inning hold
= ing the lead at TO !. Business
tosSers simply tossed away their
IL game with Eastern as the latter
won the opening game of the
public high school base ball champion
ship series yesterday. TO 3. Four
errors, as many hits and a couple OF
walks gave Eastern six runs and victory
In the eighth
II was nh unusually we'll played game
for schoolboys for the first eight in
nings Both Capt, Andy Oehmann.
Eastern hurler, and Max Schwartz,
Business finger. showed cleverly.
Schwartz. however. was the victim of
poor support at critical stages, Eastern
was none too steady in the field either.
making four miscues. Both mines. how
ever. contributed sparkling fielding bits,
Wood and Edwards coming through
with brilliant plays for Eastern and
Dick Keefer standing out for the
Stenogs.
Bill Wood led the Lincoln Parkers'
attack with pair of hits. one dou-
hle. in their big eighth, with two on
base. Ted Edwards and Billie Fisher,
Eastern. got pair of safeties. Schwartz
made gallant effort TO win his own
game on ofIense, being the only men,
Der of his team TO get more than one
bingle. He raped out two singles and
got OH and went all the way around
another time when his high mfield fly
got away from Keefer and that worthy
threw wild to second trying to nip
Schwartz at the midway station.
The GrArp'
Evening star., 1928-04-21
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA Marty Gallagher
Washington, stopped Wild Matthews
Baltimore a.
BoSTON.-Sergt Sammy Baker. New
York. defeated Clyde Hull, South
Dakota tl0).
DENVER. Al Webster, Billings
Mont, technically knocked cut Charlie
Long, Omaha (l0). Tony Caponi, Rock
Island, knocked out Joe Bland. Los
Angeles tS); Dave Popp. Terre Haute,
Ind, defeated Pal Shoaf CO.,
HOLLYWOOD Colima, Whit
tier Calf, won by technical Knockout
over Lew Chester, Pennsylvania (7.
OMAHA.~~-Joey Phalen. Omaha, won
from Erwin Bige (IOl; Jimmy Ryan OF
pes Moines defeated Mickey Durane,
Omaha tSl.
SAN FRANCIScO.~~'N Midget" Mike
opowd. Columbus, Ohio. defeated
Sailor" Willie Gordon. Portland
Greg, tlOl.
CEDAR RAPIDS, IoWA,-Irish Ken
nedy. ST Paul, defeated Joe Royers,
Cedar Rapids l0l. Joe Thomas won
over Doug McGee. Chicago tD.
SAN DIEGO. Raymond Montoy.
san Diego, and Flash Hastings, Ne
braska drew tl0l.
Ell PASO. TEN, Pinky Urauidi.
Yaqui Indian knocked out Phil Gold
stein, Cleveland, Ohio (al.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
AUTO RECORDS ELUDE
TRIO OF SPEEDSTERS

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, April q
Pl.-The elusive world automobile rec
ord of 205 s5 mills ar heur tO~ay still
moeked trree celabrsted speed addicts
rs they iined up for yet another de-
termined try to beat Their rugabco.
One was Raw Keech. who drove j.
NJ. Whites "triplex special at an aver
age speed Of 30i.iI Yesterday. tantal-
i2ingly close 10 the marx SGT by Capt.
Malcolm Canpbell here N February.
Another W.: the daring Frank Lock-
hart. whose trial with his Stutz black
hawk" was not held yesterday because
the machine vas unloaded too late.
The third was Wilbur Shaw. who yes
terday seat his 'W,1ippet special" after
the world fo'Ir -eylindsr marx Of l4l.7
miles an hour. bu. chalsed up mere
1918
Evening star., 1928-04-21
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
TIME unending battle between
pitcher and batsman found the
former holding a temporary ad-
4 vantage today
Yesterday effective pitching
was the rule rather than the exception
1t had been the previous day, when Is
home-runs and an avalanche Of lesser
blows drove hurlers to cover in nearly
every major league game.
Aided and abetted by Ty Cobb and
Iris Speaker, the left-handed speed-ball
ace. Robert Moses Grove, pitched the
Philadelphia Athletics to a 2-to-. vic
tory over the New York Y@nKees and
spoiled the world chaEip1ons' opening
day for a majority of the $4,000 who
saw the game. 1T was the first victory
Of the season for the Mackmen.
Grove Obtains Revenge.
Grove gained ample revenge for the
trouncing he suffered at the hands OF
murderers' row in the opening game OF
the season at Philadelphia 10 days ago
His fast one held the Yankees at bay
throughout. Eight of them expired on
strikes and only five hits were garnered
off his delivery that calls for fast one
and then one a little faster. Singles
by Max Bishop. Cobb and Speaker gave
the Mackmen their first run and triple
by Cobb followed by Speakers sacrifice
fiy accounted for the winning tally In
the ninth. George Pipgras started for
the Yankees. but was relieved by Wiley
Moore in time to escape being charged
with the defeat
1t was a bad day for the other leaders
in the American League-Clevelano
and Washington.
At Cleveland. the Chicago White Sox
turned on the Indians and hammered
out an 1l-to-1 triumph after losing the
first two engagements Of the current
series. Al Thomas kept league leaders
eight hits well scattered and famed
six. Three Indian hurlers were ineftec-
tive So was their support as a five
in the error column indicates.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BY JOHN r. KELLER.

Y Y MESS the starters of the Ma
ucnaiS' mound Statf soon swing
INTO a stronger pitching Sui6e
~ the usually truSty left arm Of
E6Gsrti Garland Brsxton is
Evening star., 1928-04-21
FIVE EVENTS TODAY
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS

University of Maryland. Georgetown
and George Washington athletic teams
we're to figure In competition scheduled
for local collegiates today.
In home contests Maryland's base
ball team was to engage Virginia Poly
technic Institute and the Old Line ten
mis- combination was to face Western
Maryland at College Park. Maryland's
track team was at Annapolis for its an
nual dual meet with Navy.
Georgetown's tennis team, victorious
over Penn State. to 0, yesterday on
the Hilltop was down for an engage
ment with Navy at Annapolis today.
George Washington's golf team was to
meet William and Mary linksmen at
East Potomac.
Johnny Dunn, Ralph Duplin, Bucky
O'Neil. Ralph Graham and Gerry
Hughes were leaders in the heavy
Georgetown batting attack which yes
terday carried the. Hoyas to q l47 tri-
umph over the vaunted Spring Hill Col
lege nine of Mobile, Ala. on the Hilltop.
Duplin and Hughes hit horH1ers for
G. U. and Roach cracked one for the
circuit for the visitors. Georgetown
gained an 8-run lead in the first two
innings and led by a wide margin all
the way
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BOWLING SCORES
IN TOURNEY POOR
Not a New Leader Develops
as Opening Week of
Rolling Ends.

Small scores marked the closing night
Of the first weeks schedule of Wash
ington City Duckpin Associations
eighteenth annual tournament in prog
reSs at King Pin No, | alleys Team
scores were more so than individual
efforts III singles and doubles, Thege
was not single new leauer.
Glass A singles failed 10 produce a
noticeable score. but f. NJ. McClelland
registered an encouraging SAC set in
class 3 singles His first game, l4l.
was the best of the nights program.
r. c. TWomey came within two pins
of reaching the high class c singles
mark. He had 3S4 count. J. VeSSey
missed the class d singles mark by the
same margin, getting 3ls TO tie for
second honorS.
Bowling will be resumed Monday
night at o'clock.
Last nights results:
Evening star., 1928-04-21
CRACK BOWLING TEAMS
WILL CONTEST TONIGHT

Two of the crack mems bowling
teams of the city are scheduled TO meet
at Convention Han tonight
Glenn Wolstenholme viii lead the
Convention Han i've. District League
champions, and Make Rosenberg,
Wolst's chief rival. viii perform as
anchor man for the Rialto Quint, strong
independent team.
Rosenberg viii be supported by j,
Kronman. Fl. Weinberg, e. Rosenblatt
and Sam Simon. Wolst will have his
unusual lineup, with Reds Megaw.
Jack whalen. Al Work and Hap
Burtner.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
GROVE SUBDUES YANKEES
WITH AID OF TY AND IRIS
Athletics Spoil Opening for $4,000 New York Fans
by Earning First Victory of Season-Indians
Also Beaten-Browns Lose Again

Successive circuit drives by Marty
McManus, and Easterling-tile latters
third in as many days--gave Detroit
three runs in the second inning against
st. Louis. That vas all the scoring the
Tigers did, but it was plenty. for Earl
Whitehill blanked the Browns with
only four hits. The Tigers got but five
of Jack Ogden and Wright. The
Browns nov have lost FIVE - - r..
match their f~zr straight victories z
the start C ene season.
Rixey in Fine Form.
In the National League, az Chicago.
Eppa Rixey. elongated left-handcr
threw the ball past the hard-hittinz
Chicago Cuos with monotonous reg
ularity and the Cincinnati Reds gal
loped off Wrigley Field with 6 10 o
decision. Rlxey gave Up four hits. while
the Reds we're hammerirg Charley
Root and Johnny Welch for al even
dozen. Wally Pipp gained the doubt
full honor of being the only Red on 2
hitless diet.
Five runs in the seventh enabled the
st. Louis Cardinals 10 register their
second win in a row over Pittsburgh.
to g. Burleigh Grimes '5as knocked
out Of the box during the Cardinal
uprising Waite Holm got five OF the
victors' Is hits although granting IL
safeties. Jess Haines was effective in
the pinches. George Cranthanl kept
up his sensational batting streak Vith
a home run and a double IN three
trips to the platter.
Five Philadelphia pitchers couldn .
stop the concentrated attack OF the
T
series at Ouakertown By winning. 70
6. McWeeney allowed only five hits.
but was relieved by Ehrhardt IN the
eighth when the Phils batted in two
runs. The "Rube" held the Quakers
hitlesS the rest Of the day.
The New York Giants and Boston
Braves had an open date.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
ROCKIES ARE SHINING
WITH MAJOR TEAMS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 2l-Injuries to reg
ularS are giving the rockies their
chances IN the major leagues this sea-
son and most CT them are making bet
ter than good.
When Second Basenaan Lew Fouseca
and Center Fielder Eddie Morgan COL
lided while chasing a ball Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh Of Cleveland called
two youngsters from the dugout. Carl
Lind replaced Fonseca and Elton Sam"
Iangford took Morgan's position So
far both have exceeded expectations
Lind batting .333 and Langford .440-
Both are fielding brilliantly.
Joe Kelly Of the Cubs is another ex-
ample When Capt Charley Grimm
vrenched his back Kelly was called TO
take his place at first base. His fielding
has been good and his hitting almost
as consistent as Grin1n's
Almost every club in tho majors is
experiencing the same success with
rockies in pinch.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
C0MPST0N- HAGEN DATE
WILL NOT BE CHANGED

LONDON, April 81 OPl.--The Walter
Hagen-Archie CompSton 72-hole golf
match must be played on the dates
originally fixed, April q and g. or ii
cannot be contested over the Moor Park
Club links. it has been announced by
club officials.
These authorities are perplexed over
news from New York to the effect that
Hagen, ttiSt before he sailed for South
ampton. said he would ask CompStou
to postpone the match a few days 10
give him time to set back into form
after a Winter away from golf.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
CnERRInALE SEEKS
UNLIMITED RIVALS

Cherrvdale base bal' team which
was scheduled to nractine today at
o'clock OH LYON Village field. IS seeking
games in unlimited ranks Call Man.
a~cr Blrch AZ Clarendon 54S.
Gass' pitching and hitting enabled
Triangle Insects TO defeat Arrows yes
terGiay. 8 10 7. Gass hit homer.
Hartford Insects scored ct will yester-
day to defeat Dallas toSscrs, IS to 8.
Partiea brothers starred Yesterday S
Mohawk Insects hunbled Warries, To
g. Call Adams 37s4-J for games with
winners.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
SEVEN MARKS SMASHED
IN OHIO RELAY GAME

COLUMBUS. chic, Aprn 2T-rED. -
Seven new Ohio relay records, hung
up in the eight events completed, today
spurred hundreds of athletes from the
Middle West. South and East 10 con-
tinue their wholesale record breaking
assaults
Old mgsrks fell before the high school
lads. competing from nine States, in
the shotput. high jump, 120-yard low
hurdles, mile relay, haif-mile relay and
junior high half-mile relay
The old mark of IL feet sig inches
In the pole vault was the only one to
stand.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
GALLAGHER SCORES K. o.
IN PHILADELPHIA BOUT

PHILADELPHIA. April 81 Ae).-
Marty Gallagher of Washington. ID. c.,
stopped GWid' Matthews of Baltimore
In the fourth round of q l0-round bout
at the Cambria A. @. last night.
Matthews was tioored several times
In the first three rounds. and when
he went down in the fourth his seconds
threw In towel
Gallagher scaled l05, Matthews 1870.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

Sophomore and juniors won laurels
in interclass swimming matches yes
terday at Central High. Juniors de-
feated Seniors, 26 TO 25. and Sopho-
mores scored over the Freshmen, 25
to l6.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
1000 ATHLETES IN MEET.

LAWRENCE. Kans,. April 81 Gpl.~~
Eager To start the Middle West outdoor
track season. upward OF 1000 athletes
from 100 institutions we're here for the
sixth annual Kansas relays today. Half
of the Big Ten teams were represented.
along with Missouri Valley and South
western colleges,
Evening star., 1928-04-21
cue Work Telling on Burton Pitchers Haze Big Day in Majors
G. U. AND NOTRE DAME
GRID GAME IS URGED

Notre Dame and Georgetown Uni
versities may soon establish foot ball
relations. The Washington alumni
Of Notre Dame last night passed a
resolution requesting that the ath-
ietic board of the Indiana school give
early consideration to an annual
N0tre Dame Georgetown gridiron
game, to be played either in Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore or Chicago in al
ternate years.
James Armstrong, national secre-
tary of the N0tre Dame alumni, who
attended the meeting. expressed him
self as heartily favoring the move.
1t is understood authorities at both
institutions favor the idea.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
BERGMAN NINE SHOWS
STRENGTH IN VICTORY

Bergmann's Laundry nine. cellariteg
Of Merchants League last season. showed
signs OF strength yesterday by downing
Chestnut Farms Dairy. Z 10 /.
Bergmann's nine lost close contest
earlier in the week.
Bennie held the Dairymen 10 two
scattered hits.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

r. III +.
Kansas CITY o . q o OF - q
indianapolis o q ] i--~5 .
Davis, Nelson and reters; IsurwelI and
Spencer.
Milwaukee "a n o o . as ii q
Louisville 20 o q o q q o III
Iounarf and McMenemy; DeberFy cnlnp.
Wilkinson aud shlnauit.
nHE
Minneapolis o o o / o o. o as ii q
ruledo .....o q q @---4 U
Briheavt aud Kenna; Hunixingcr. Mil
stead aud Neil
r. H. r.
Il Paul ...0 o . 90 q Q "a q q
Columbus ....o / O O l d n~--1 q o
Betls and Gaainn. Meeknr and ninl
Evening star., 1928-04-21
ALEXANDRIA TEAMS LOSE.

ALEXANDRIA. April 2l.--In third
athletic district base ball championship
games yesterday two local high school
mines lost. Washington and Lee High de-
feated Alexandria High. IL 10 8. at Ball
ston, and Fredericksburg Hig downed
George Mason High Of this city. II 10
5, at Fredericksburg.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
LOTT DEFEATS HUNTER.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w, Va,
April II P).-~deorge Lott. jr. OF Chi
cago won second leg ON the Plaza
championship bowl when he defeated
Francis r. Hunter OF New Rochelle,
NJ. ", in the final OF the eighth Mason
and Dixon tennis championship tourney.
90, Cd, 3~a, al
Evening star., 1928-04-21
MITCHELL Is VICTOR
ON THE 18TH GREEN

LONDON. April 2I.-Playing the final
round of the RoehamptCn golf tOurna-
ment in a sensational Sc for eighteen
holes, Abe Mitchell and Fred Robson
went TO the nineteenth. where Robson
missed a short putt and Mitchell Won
the title for the third year n sue
cession.
It was the most amazing Tound cI
brilliant golf British deyotees have
witnessed in many years.
The cards.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Georgetown. Ia: Spring Hill. :.
Chicago. .; Western State Normal, 2
Virginia, 81: Virginia Poly. 3.
Michigan, !: Iowa. 6 tI0 inningsl.
Indiana. 10; Ohio State. s.
Missouri. q: Oklahoma, 0.
Providence, IA: Fordham, 3.
Penn State, 3: Gettysburg. 2.
Swarthmore, 16: st. Johns Of An
4.
New York T.. Z; Rutgers, 3.
Boston College. 3: Syracuse. 5.
West Virginia, 4; Morris Harvey, /.
Evening star., 1928-04-21

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Evening star., 1928-04-21
H0RNsBY BUYS FARM.

BOSTON, April 2l Op). Undaunted
by Babe Ruth's failure 81 a gentleman
farmer, Rogers HornSby has purchased
an s5-acFe country estate near st. Louis
and plans 70 I'll the property In re-
fined manner during the off season.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
LEAGUE HEAD BARS FELsCH

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. April 81 IN
Oscar (HappyJ Feisch, one Of the So
called Black Gox in the world series
scandal Of 1919, viii not be permitted
10 play in the Wisconsin State League
according 10 a ruling by Judge A. j.
Hedcjng president Of The loop.
Evening star., 1928-04-21
COBB INCREASES LEAD
IN RACE AMONG BIG SIX

Ty Cobb increased his lead nVer geI-
low members Of the big six by pounding
out single and triple In the Ath-
letics 2-to-i victory over the Yankees
at the Yankee Stadium yesterday.
The Standing IN date
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

r., H r.
Bufatu ..0 o O @ q u q q 0~-n 4
Baltimore % : 1 x-~9 10 .
HoIiingsworth. swauey and Pend. PytIak
Bqiau snd Dixon
Rochester at Jersey city. postponed teola
weather..
RHE
rnronto a . o O. g ~ 3
Newark o o o . O O o S-~i5 10 /
pruAhomme Somme souger, Martin. Riehl
and styles Meouilau. Russell. Lyle BreD-
uRn and skih.
RHE.
Montreal 0nf q o . . 5-~-i0 i
Reading 0 0 = 0 o 0 0 o. : 8 =
Bueks1ew and Daily Fowler and Sengstock.
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DUNDEE STOPS MORAN.

TAMPA. Fla. April q Jp-Joe
Dundee, Baltimore. holder OF the wel5er-
weight crown. knocked out Julian Jim
Moran, Tampa. former Spanish title
holder. in the ninth round last night
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MORE NET CUP FINALS.

NEW YORK. April q C2Pl.-A second
series of trials for the Davis Cup team
viii be held on the courts of the Triple
A Club. st. Louis. Mo. from Nav II 20
20. the United States Lawn Tennis As
Sociation has announced.
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DEL RAY a. C. TO PLAY.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 21-Del
Ray A c win open its season tomorrow
playing WASHINGTON Barracks on Ed
ward Duncan Field in Potomac. az ,
O'Clock
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WILL FARM UNDERHILL.

CLEVELAND, April "a Nal.~~Verne
undefhill, promising, young right-handed
farmed out 10 the New Orleans club of
the Southern Association
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

X. IL r..
Richmond u q 90 4 1
Petersburg Il q 3 q x~~@S 10 .
Drake Price and Byrne; J. Hanson aud
johnson,
RI f.
Norfolk ..1 q o | 0--~5 -
Portsmouth 30 o . o u~-~2 4
Turner and Rowland. Proctor, Rand and
Hammer.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. II: Sacramento. 1.
Missions 8; Portland. i.
Hollywood 10: Seattle, 3.
SIn Erana.anNn ID. llaA afA \
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

a. H. u.
birmingham . o q o l q o o. 10 3
Mobile .,+.,1 | q l q o x~~t0 10 !
Wells, Judd and Yaryan. Pierce and Cou'
siHhau,
r.
ljiile Rock . o0l o q o n-~~i 10 i
Nashville % = o ~ 2
:, Moore, Tufpin and Rodman; Fuhr and
Mackty
RI r..
Atlanta 800. a01 0~~~T 10 Z
Sew Orleans Il o / 0 40 Is 3
Pence. Olsen. Leverenz aud Brock; karr
and Stahlman
Memphis. .Chnttnnooga twet gr0undHl