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Evening star., 1928-05-18
INDIANS TO DEFAULT
MARATHON HONORS

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May i8,-The Red
skins of the Southwest will not defend
the marathon honors they captured last
year when the Hopi Indian runner.
Quamowahu. won the New York to
Long Beach race over the first asphalt
streets his feet had ever trod.
Because of the death of his wife An
drew Chimoney. champion of the Zunl
Tribe of New Mexico. has withdrawn
from the marathon to be run tomorrow,
thereby forfeiting his chance of max
ing the American Olympic team. TWO
of Chimoney's fellow tribesmen. Lutzi
and Ieekyah, also have withdrawn, due
to the tribal ritual for those in
mourning
The marathon. an official Olympic
tryout, will have a colorful and crack
field. despite the absence OF the In
iians. with interest centered chiefly in
the performances of the famous Mel
rose. Mass. veteran. Clarence de Mar.
and Joie Ray OF Chicago, the former
mile champion.
A field OF $50 runners is entered, In
Guiding virtually all the contenderS for
the Olympic team.
Ray, his feet toughened by salt water
treatment. is confident he will do better
than in his first marathon month ago.
when he finished third TO De Mar In
the Boston A. A. race.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
Ry the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
n YEW YORK. May lS.-Tex Rick
ard announced today that
VI Sammy Mandell will defend
his lightweight championship
against Jimmy McLarnin to-
morrow night weather permitting.
The promoter was authorized by the
Boxing Commission to again defer the
bout on account of rain. Originally
scheduled for last night. 1t was post
poned until tonight when clouds gath
cred in the afternoon,
The clouds were followed by hard
rain today
For the second time in year Tex
Richards proverbial luck with the ele-
ments failed him last night.
lightweight struggle yesterday after
noon when the skies held more than a
hint Of rain.
McLarnin Under Limit.
McLarnin was half pound under the
class limit but the title holder was
forced to go through a brisk work.
out at the Offices of the New York State
Athletic Commission in order to get
in under the wire. Mandell was a quar-
ter pound over 135 pounds when he
first stepped on the scales but man.
aged to just make the grade after some
vigorous calisthenics.
If either fighter derived any benefit
from the 24-hour delay in answering the
opening bell, boxing experts believed 1t
would be McLarin. This mean that Nc
Iarnin probably viii enter the ring
weighing close to 140 pounds The ex-
ira poundage viii make the slugging
coast lad just that much stronger. His
sensational campaign through the lignt-
weight contenders and into a match for
the title was achieved chiefly through
the power Of his punch.
The champion, on the other hand,
Evening star., 1928-05-18
urd Intends to Hold Heavyweight Fight Program of One Scrap Year
SALO SEEKS VICTORY
FOR FAMILY'S SAKE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BRADFORD, Pa, May &c. G.
Pyle's Bunioners faced the 53-mile trip
to Wellsville, N. Y, today with equa-
nimity born of the fact that the trek
brings them that much closer to the
final goal, New York The race will
end at Madison Square Garden Satur-
day. May 26.
Holding a lead of 30 hours, 8 minutes
and 20 seconds over his nearest oppo-
nent, Andrew Payne of Claremore,
Okla. was conceded better than an
even chance to win first prize money
of $4,000.
I'm not going to dog it, either" +"
said Payne. 'I have run all along and
will right through to the finish. If /
am beaten, will be the first one to
congratulate the winner"
John Salo, reticent Passaic, N. j., en-
try. who is second, commented on his
own chances:
First place was my fondest hope. I
have wife and two children. My
wife has worked to keep things going
while have been running, so that
we vii! have a better future than the
hard shedding of the past may have
to be content With second place, but,
even then, won't growl."
Sam Richman, who led through the
a 2 miles from jamestown. N. Y, yes
terday, said he would conserve his
strength for a final dash into New
York, his home city.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
LEAGUE TO RIGlDLY
ENFORCE ITS RULES

Directors of Capital City League are
calling attention OF managers OF teams
entered In the various divisions TO the
rules. which are TO be strictly adhered
TO this Summer.
New senior, midget and junior play
ers' contracts must be In three days
before the player Is eligible to play:
Only unlimited mines will be permitted
to add players after June |.
Teams In American Legion section
are asked to have their team entry
blanks in the hands OF the secretary py
next Tuesday night.
Pushing over two runs in the last
inning. War Department defeated Army
Headquarters In Federal League yes
terday, 9 to 5. Public Buildings and
Public Parks nine counted l5 runs IN
two innings to take a 16-to-11 count
over Labor In the same circuit.
Washington Terminal counted four
times in the first frame YESTERDAY
against Pullmans In Terminal T.
League and then took a 4-to-l2 set
back.
Barber & Ross tossers nosed out
Thompsons Dairy in Merchants
League. to 8. Errors hurt the losers
chances.
Taking a Seven-run lead in the nrSt,
Union Printers defeated General Ac-
counts In Government League, 8 to 5.
Washington Gas Light Co. diamond.
ers added another win In Industrial
League yesterday by downing Western
Electric. 10 to 6.
Treasury sIuggers have apparently
found their 1927 form. hammcring out
an li-to-3 win over @. P. o. In De-
partmental League.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
MANDELL-McLARNIN BOUT
NOW SLATED TOMORROW
Championship Fight Again Delayed ON Account of
Weather Outlook-Titleholder Still Rules
Slight Favorite.

would find any extra weight handicap.
His forte is speed and extra weignt
would only cut that down. Mandell
has no intention of trying to beat NC
Larnin at his own game of slueging'
Remembering the fate of Sid Terris,
who went down and out before the
crushing power of the coast lads right
hand in one round. The champion
plans are based almost entirely on the
theory that his speed, foot work and
boxing skill will prevent McLarnin from
landing Solidly.
Richards hope that $4,000 persons
would pay to see New York's first light
weight championship battle in five years
would not have been realized had he
staged the battle last night. The clouds
carrying their threat of general down.
pour, held the customers of and at the
time of the postponement the advance
sale was no better than $l25,000. With
fair weather. the promoter now hopes
10000 viii pay 100000 to witness the
clash between the Rockford sheik ana
the baby face" from Les Angeles.
Odds were unchanged by the post
ponement, Mandell continuing the IA
vorite, at Z to S and to 5, but much
support for McLarnin made even money
a prospect.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
ITALY AGAIN SCORES
IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS
pu the Associated Press.

BY the Associated fr6ss.
ROME, May 18.-Italy further
strengthened her position in the Davis
Cup competition by eliminating Run1a-
mia today. the Italian team clinching
the series by capturing the doubles this
morning, 81, 6-4, As, 3-6. Ga,
after yesterdays two victories IN the
singles.
The Italian team consisted Of Baron
Hubert de Morpurgo, its outstanding
star, and Signor Gaslini, while the Ru-
manian team consisted Of MN. Luppu
and Dorner.
italy eliminated Australia in the first
round and will now play India In the
third. The victory over Australia was
somewhat of a tennis upset and Italy
is now looked upon as strong con-
zone with the likelihood that she will
play the United States for the right to
meet France In the final round.
In the singles yesterday De Morpurgo.
although disappointing to the large
crowd in that he was never forced 10
exert himself. whipped DR.. Luppu In
straight sets, 60. 60, 60. De Ste
FAM, his ambidextrous partner, disposed
Of Fritz Dorner, 6-3, 60, GO.
STOCKHOLM, May 10 C40.-Sweep-
ing through the firss two singles match
es, CZechoSlovakia took a 2-to-0 lead
yis Cup competition.
Mcneil Of Czechoslovakia defeated S.
Malmstroem of Sweden, 6-3. 6-3. 3-6.
rs. after Jan Kozeluh of Czechoslo-
vakia had vanquished Garreu of Swe-
den, 8-6, 60, 6-1.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI.-Aiidg Query. Gin
cinnati. won over Bob Lewsader, Terre
Haute, Ind. tl0l. Otto ANDERSON,
Terre Haute. Ind. defeated Riemer
Roberts. indianapolis t6). Johhy Cur
tain. Dayton, Ohio, outpointed Charley
Court. Cincinnati co.. Tony Philips,
Pittsburgh. and Lon Lovelace, Terre
Haute, Ind. drew t6l.
CHARLOTTE, N C.-Addison War
rem. University of North Carolina.
knocked out quentin Romero Rojas,
Chile ID.
DETROIT. - Joe Dundee. welter-
weight champion, and George Levine,
New York, no contest 90.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa.-Terry Lingo. Cin-
cinnati, defeated Steve O'Malley, Bel
laire, Ohio ti0(.
DAYTON. Ohio.-Eddie Anderson.
Wyoming, won from Denny Kramer.
Philadelphia 12l.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba. Al Webster,
Billings. Mont. knocked out Walcott
Langford, Chicago G0l.
GREAT FALLS, Mont Walter Cleg-
horn, Seattle. and Dick Watzl, st. Pau.
drew (10).
ST. LOUTS.-Chuck Virgins, Indian
apolis. was disqualified for holding IN
the seventh rovud of his bout with
Jack De Nave Of New York. Never
Grace. Chicago, oUtpointed Tony Ross,
Pittsburgh tf0).
Evening star., 1928-05-18
TUNNEY-HEENEY GO
ONLY 1923 TUSSLE
Talks of Champion Battling
Dempsey or Sharkey Not
Taken Seriously.
BY ALAN ]. GOULD.
A.s...sns>.S rs,..sS G,N.,,sx. lsl,.o,

n Ew YORK. May lS,-The official
M announcement may not be
forthcoming until Tex RicEard
a V has few other details out OF
the way, but it can be put
down now that the big heavyweight
shot of the year. involving the we'll
known Shakespeare scholar and the
honest blacksmith from New Zealand,
will take place on schedule and on the
night of Thursday, July 26, at the
Yankee Stadium,
Ever since the fight between Gene
Tlnney and Tom Heeney was signed.
sealed and delivered there has been an
air of skepticiSm around it, THIS at
nosnhere has become thicker since the
Knockout of Jack Delaney by JACK
Sharkey and the occasional reports tnat
.Jark DennpSey was about to reconsider
his decision to retire.
Rickard. the boys point out, has been
ND against probably the most unusual
situation of his heavyweight promoting
career with a Ttlnney-Heen utie
srran on his hands despite the fact
that a Sharkey- -Tunney fight probably
would be a much bigger drawing caro-
and a return Dempsey-Tunney TIT the
biggest shot of all.
But there will be no change IN the
program. nor is there likely to oe
heayvweight fight in September, 1ea-
turing Dempsey comeback or oout
between Sharkey and the winner oil the
Tunney- -Heeney contest. The one-olg,
si,of-a-vear program of Rickard stiil
holds and il viii take some unusaal
DEVELOPMENT to change 1t.
The gentlemen who refused to be-
Heve that man could fly or that radio
would work or that hole couio pe
ilalved in / are in the same poSitlon as
those trying TO account for BABE Ruin
home-run- hitting spree.
II didn't seem possible that the Baoe
could break his old record OF % nomers
for single season. But he did ii last
vear That. the boys concluded, must De
close to the limit. but this Spring the
Babe is of at a faster clip than ever.
Base ball and physical laws appar-
emily do not apply to Ruth. AT time
when most players are on the GOWN
grade the Yankee star is hitting haroer
Than ever. with dozen honiers already
under his belt. Just to figure II from
another angle. he has collected 20 per
cent OF the record crop he harvested
last year with only Is per cent OF the
season completed.
Ball players and managers toss up
their hands when any one asks them TO
account for how Ruth does it. 1t might
couldn't do 1t, but the fact remains he
couldn't do it. but the fast remains ne
does It: that five years after being the
bad boy of the circuit he has become
q model Of good conduct on the field;
that three years after being given up
as a physical wreck he is proclaimed
physical marvel. and that several years
after the experts said he would be COM
pIeteiy through he is going stronger
than ever.
TIE consensus now Is that the shrewd
owner Of the Yankees. Col Jacob Rup-
pert. made no mistake year ago when
he signed Ruth To q three-year con-
tract at $4,000 per season The Babe
urphahlv could have commanded at
least 500. 1000 this Spring II he had
negotiated one-year contract IN
1927
Evening star., 1928-05-18

T%HREE ball games and track
meet are carded for local coll
lege athletes tomorrow. with
l. two events here and two away
In attractions here George
towns nine will entertain Penn A. c.
on the Hill Top and Catholic Univer-
sity's track team will play host to
Temple University at Brookland.
Marylard's ball team, which was
rained out of q double-header yesterday
with Virginia Poly, will engage Virginia
Military Institute at Lexington and
Catholic University nine will face Navy
at Annapolis.
MARYLAND teams were to appear in
both events carded today. The Old
Line base ballers we're to engage WASH
ington and Lee at Lexington and the
tennis team was to meet Delaware at
Delaware.
Dave AdeIman, shot putter. and
Creth Hines. javelin thrower, are the
only members of the Georgetown track
team certain to compete in the inter-
collegiates at Cambridge, June l and 2.
Injuries and scholastic difficulties prob
ably will prevent several track Hoya
AAOlLl Ahahhib eAiP'
Though Maryland 0utscored Virginia,
81 to IS. In the running events In their
dual track meet yesterday at College
Park. the Cavaliers showed marked SUI
periority in the field tests and won the
meet, rs to 53.
Flippin, Cumming and M. LIE Bauer
for Virginia and Capt. Matthews for
Maryland were leading performers.
The Old Liners were hurt by the
absence of Knocky Thomas, crack dash
man. who is out with torn ligament.
The summaries:
fOO.yard tlasli--won by Cumming iVa,l
second. Pugh md; third Quinn tMd.).
Time 0.ln.
s.0.yard dash--Won by Cumming tVaD !;
second. Matthews Md: third, Quinn tMd.)
af0.yard dasii---won by Robinson fva.l
second Leitch tVa.l third, Pugh tMd.) .
Time. O:50ss.
lne-rnile Tun--won by Remsherg md } !:
Evening star., 1928-05-18
FOUR EVENTS TOMORROW
FOR ID. C.. COLLEGE TEAMS

second Plumicy tMd.): third. knight tva).
Two.mile ran---won by Myers Md; Sec
9nd, gl, Huteheson fVao; third. Thayer tVa.).
ss-yard run-won by Matthews (MdJ
second. LLiinzey iMd.,; third. Remsberg
I20.yard high hurdIes--won by Flippin
tva,; second Fahey Md; third. White
Vss, sso.y.rd Timf; low lbSn;,al..-wo, by Fuppin
white .va:l: T,me. 9:2o% ~,
Distance. 90 feet 81 inches. New track
w1ssan fs vsn ans ssa.mh ss i Dafs va tsd
E,.St, sSn,ulWoI Md Hesh' by feet R.anr i"ches
(va;I. Distance. 4! feet ] Y inches
vs Discus .econG tnrpwDon Mcdonald py L hra sfag
LIE Beaur tVaD Distance 133 feet II
.ca"G !"sf1 Tunss vS r4 Gg F9DR 2 e Sa seaa
tva.l. Distance. 162 feet 8 inches.
Pole vault--won by Sackett tVaJ:- acc
md md Aman ,Mdo; third. Lobban iVa.I
George Washington's tennis team
drubbed Catholic University, 6 to /
yesterday, at Brookland.
Summaries:
sinrles-sPhiIli9s aG W defeated Mich h
Garges, Ct. 6--.3; Durand &c. W defeat
I'd Rosch. e., 60: Staubly &C. W. de
fcated Rinrdon. 81. Al; 6.3; Aronow
DoubIes-Phillips and Durand lG. w.
defeated Rosch and Nera. 6--1. 6--l: Mich
olson and Garges &C.. u defeated staubI
and Aronowsky 6--3 rs.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
COLUMBIA TRIUMPHS
ON TENNIS COURTS

Columbia National Bank racketers
vanauished Federal-American netmen,
s TO 0, In a Bankers Tennis League
match yesterday. 1t was a sweet
triumph for the Columbia boys as they
lost to Federal-American last season.
Summaries:
Singlex-Ycatman fC,l defeated Steffe.
GO 90. Siotisier tC.l defeated Elliott,
d g---3: Spencer tC.l defeated Mitchell.
6---i ti---0
feated Steffe and Elliott 6--f G---i; Spencer
and Bowling &C. defeated Mitchell and
Mark g. 6---3.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
George Washington's tennis team
drubbed Catholic University, to !,
yesterday, at Brookland.
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Maryland at Virginia Poly. rain.
Quantico Marines, 3; Washington
College. 2.
v. NJ. l., Z; Virginia, 3.
North Carolina U.. 5; Wake Forest, 3.
North Carolina State, IL; Duke, 10.
Penn State. 10; Princeton, o.
Villanova. 8; Harvard, 0.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
SILVER SPRING TO OPEN
HOME CAMPAIGN MAY 27

Brooke Grubb's Silver Spring-Ken-
sington nine will open its home season
May 81. entertaining Ballston on the
diamond at Wheaton. Several I'M
provements have been made at the
Wheaton field. Special features will
mark the opening game.
Mubb Boyer has resigned as treasurer
of the Silver Spring -Kensington team
and has been succeeded by Babe Fling.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
WILD GAME TO TREASURY.

Treasury nine copped free hitting
and erratic contest from Veterans Bu-
reau in Colored Departmental League
yesterday, IL to 10. With the score
tied In the final frame Treasury counted
six runs and the losers five.
Evening star., 1928-05-18
EAGLE MTDGETs BOOK GAME.

Anacostia Eagle Midgets have sched-
uled a game with r. P. Andrews Paper
Co. nine at II o'clock Sunday on Fair
lawn diamond. Eagle players are to
report tomorrow evening at o'clock
for practice.
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THE STATE or TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
cause TO be published once each week
for a period Of ten days before the
return day hereof, in a newspaper OF
general circulation, which has been
continuously and regularly published
for a period of not less than one
year in said Cameron County, a copy
Of the following notice.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons interested in the Es-
tate Of Encarnacion Villarreal, De-
ceased, Crisanto Villarreal, has filed
in the County Court Of Cameron
County. an application for Letters
Of Administration upon the Estate OF
said E~ncarnscion Villarreal, Deceas-
ed, praying that an administrator of
said estate be appointed. which will
be heard at the next term Of said
Court, commencing on the first
Monday in August "A. ID. 1928, the
same being the 9Th day Of August.
A. ID. 1928. at the Court House there
Of, in Brownsville, Texas, at which
time all persons interested in said
Estate may appear and contest said
application, should they desire to do
so.
Herein Fail Not, but have you be-
fore said Court on the said first
day of the next term thereof this
Writ, with your return thereon.
showing how you have executed the
same.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court at office in Browns
vile, Texas, this the 9th day of June.
A. ID. 1928.
IL. Sd II. ID. SEACO.
Clerk County Court, Cameron
County, Texas.
BY o. +. Bremen, Deputy.
A true copy, ! certify,
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COUNTY OF CAMERON

COUNTY OF CAMERON
To all Creditors, Heirs, LegAtees,
Devisees, and to all others interested
in the estate Of Josephine Mielke,
Deceased:
You are hereby notified that in the
estate of Josephine Mielke, Deceas-
ed, No. 1862, pending in the County
Court of Cameron County, Texas, B.
+. Johnson, administrator of such
estate has, on the 18th day of June,
1928, filed his ccoun for final set
Element Of said estate, verified by
affidavit, MS required BY law, and the
same will be examined by the Judge
Of said court, at this or any succeed
ing term Of this court, who shall ap-
prove the same. if found correct.
WITNESS II. ID. Seago, Clerk OF
the County Court Of Cameron Coun-
t., Texas.
GIVEN under my hand and seal Of
office at Brownsville. Texas, this
the 18th day of June, 1928.
(SEAL) II. d. SEAGO,
Clerk OF the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas.
BY O. VI. Bremen, DEPUTY.
Issued this 18th day Of June, 1928.
III. ID. SEAGO,
Clerk of the County Court OF
Cameron County, Texas.
By o. +. Bremen, Deputy.
A true copy ! certify, June IL, 1928.
II. ID. SEAGO,
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NOTICE

The Commissioners Court Of Cam
eion County, Texas, will and
sit as a Board of Equalization on
Monday, the 18th day Of June, A. ID.
1928, at 0 o'clock, a. d., 70 receive
all the assessment lists and books of
g A. Cowden, Tex Assessor of Cam
eron County, for the year 1928, for
inspection, correction or equalization
and approval.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
tire Commissioners Court of Gamer
on County. Texas, this the 9TH day Of
June, a. ID. 1928.
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County Clerk and Ex-Officio Clerk
OF the Commissioners Court Of Cam
eron County, Texas.
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forenoon. ut which time and place
the creditors Of the said Smith and
Monroe Drug company. bankrupt.
may appear. prove their claims, elect
n trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business a NAV
properly come before such meeting.
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