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Evening star., 1928-04-29
VIRGINIA TRACKMEN
DEFEAT PRINCETON

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. April %
A well-balanced Virginia track team de-
feated Princeton 73E; to 52i3 in an
exciting meet run this afternoon on a
heavy track and in the teeth of cold
north wind
Harry Flippin, national pentathlon
champion scored q sensational Is
points for the Cavaliers by taking first
places in both hurdles and the broad
lump and second in the iavelin throw.
Capt, Cumming of Virginia made
fast time TO win first places In both
dash events. while the LeBauer brothers
divided between them hrst and second
places in the shotput and the discuss
throw.
Virginia took eight first places and
Princeton six. but the Cavaliers added
as many second places while Princeton
counted only four. In only the pole
vault cid the visitors take both FIRST
and second.
The l00-yard dash and the two
hurdle races were the most spectacular.
Capt. Jadwin OF Princeton pushed
Flippin in both high and low hurdles.
Hedges might have nosed out both III
the low hurdles had he not slipped
going over the final flight
yirsinia;- second. Williams, virginia: third,
pappas, Princeton, Time. 10 sesonds:
fa0-YARD HIGH HURDL LES--won by
F1npin. virginia: second, Jadwin. Princeton.
third Hedges, Princeton Time. 1854 scc-
4i0.YARD DAsH--won nv Robinson. vir-
ziuia: second Leitch. Virginia: third. Ash
ley Princeton Time. So X seconds.
MILE RTN--Won by Gore. Princeton.
second. knight virginia: third. Reynolds.
PaesGp SY%Rp TRf RA mInqIfs HTsbFswSS e sSSnd by
Flippin. virginia. second. Jadwin. Princeton:
TwO.MfLE RUN--Won by wniies Prince.
ton: second. Gilbert Virginia: third Hutch
iuson Virginia. Time 10 minutes % SOC
saO.yARD DAsH-won hy Cumming.
Virginia; second. Ro, ,kwell. Princeton; third,
pappas. Princeton. Time, - seconds.
ssO.YARD RUN--won by Garland, Prime
ton. second. tie between Robinson, Virxiris.
and Gibson. Pnncston. Time. minutes $ =
JAvFLIN THRow-wan nv Hraley
Princeton, second. Flippin. Virginia third.
Turner. virgiuia. Distance. i77 feet inches
DISCUS THR0W--won hy NJ T,ebauer
Virginia. second. s. Lehauer Virgfns. third
Moser. Princeton. Distance i3l feet =
sHoTPUT--won by {. inbauer. virginia.
second NJ. Leoauer. virginia third, vii
'O RRoAD 'Jt JJttMPMwon b. FIJI rIipoiaax. a '''vtr yir
Rinia. seeond Cannon. virginia: Third. Jan.
ney I'D cIinGston p:tanss I: Zee. y. inch.,
second. Goldsmith, Virginia. third. Weldon
virginia HEIGHT = feet 10 inches.
POLE NArLT--Tie between Dodge and
HnzK- Princeton: third tie between Flake
and LnbSan rirgiria. and HEDGES. Prince
ton. He!ght IL feet
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SCHOOLB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Alexandria High at Eastern (base
balD.
Gonzaga VS.. Hyattsville High at Riv-
crdale (base BALI.
Western VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen at Georgetown tbase BALI.
Charlotte Hall VS.. Emerson here tbase
baiD
Dewitt al st. Adams (prcp school ten
mis- league match.
TUESDAY
Tech vs.. Business Cbase ball, public
high title game).
Central VS.. Georgetown Prep at Gar
ret Park, Md, tbase ball.
Calvert Hall va. Emerson, Monument
Grounds (base bain.
st. Adams at Episcopal tbase BALL
st. Johns at Eastern tbasc baln.
Dewitt VS.. Catholic University Fresh
men at BrOOEland (base balD.
Tech VS.. Business ttenUis, public high
title match.
WEDNESDAY.
Catholic University Freshmen at
Eastern (basc BALI.
Western VS.. Gonzaga tbase ball.
Friends at st. Adams tprep school
tennis league match.
Business at Episcopal ttrnnlsl.
Western VS.. GOnzaga tgOif) washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
THURSDAY.
Central VS.. Georgetown University
Freshmen at Georgetown (base BALI.
FRIDAY.
Central VS.. Western base ball, public
high title Rame).
Business va. Catholic University Fresh
men (base BALL.
Emerson VS.. Gonzaga tbase baIll.
st. Johns VS.. Hyattsviile High at
Riverdalc.
st. Adams at Shenandoah Valley
Academy. Winchester. Va. tbase BALI
Central VS.. Western tennis, public
high title match.
Eastern at Central rifle, public high
title match,
SATURDAY.
University of Maryland IntcrschOlaS-
tics, College Park (trackl.
Eastern vs.. Navy Plebes at Annapolis
| ttrackl.
Tech VS.. Randolph Macon at Front
Royal, Va. tbase ball.
Western VS.. Friends ltennisl.
Central VS.. Business fg0in.
Western VS.. WOodberry Forrest at
Orange. Va. (goi0.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SCHOOL MEET LIST
CLOSES TOMORROW

Entry lists for the South Atlantic
irtrrscholastic track meet to be held
next Saturday afternoon at The Uni
verslty of Maryland. College Park. will
close tomorrow night. The meet, with
the Maryland Navy lacrosse game, will
feature the annual field day program
at the Old Line School. A dual meet
between Maryland and George Wash
ineton to be iun concurrently with the
interscholastic affair. and tennis
match with Johns Hopkins are other
attractions OF the big card, Track
competition will start at 1870 o'clock
and tho lacrosse game at 4 o'clock.
With most OF the leading schools OF
the District of Columbia and Mary
land in line end athletes from Virginia
and North Carolina also entered, the
scholastic meet. which has come to
rank as one of the outstanding events
of the schoolboy calendar. promises to
ioe fully up to the standard OF past
years.
Thirteen South Atlantic title events
will be held as follows 100. 220 and
440-yard dashes. 830-yard run, mile
run, I20-yard high hurdles. 220-yard
low hurdles. l2-pound shotput, javelin
throw. discus throw, pole vault, nigh
lump and broad jump.
There also will be f1vc events closed
% county high schools of Maryland.
They are: 100 and 440 yard dashes,
s80-yard run, i2-pound shotput and
broad Jump.
Specially designed silver cups will be
awarded the schools scoring the most
points in their respective classes and
sold watches will go to the two athletes
who are high point scorers in the two
divisions.
To the winner in each event will be
awarded A specially designed gold medal.
Silver medals will BE- given for second
place and bronze medals for third
Evening star., 1928-04-29
MANY FINE RUNNERS
IN MARATHON HERE

william Agce OF Baltimore, nations!
junior cross-country champion; VII
liam Mex Meyers Of the Shanahan
Catholic Club of Philadelphia: Charles
Davidson. Scotch l0-mile title holder.
who will be making his first run in
this country, and Leroy G.. Paxton OF
Baltimore Cross-Country Club. are stars
who already have entered the first
national modified marathon at Is miles
to be staged May 26 under auspices Of
the City Club Charles Ornstein, chair
man Of the clubs field and track
activities has also secured the consent
OF Clarence De Mar. marathoncr OF
national note. to compete.
To the winner of the marathon. the
start and finish of which will be at
trophy a handsome three-foot cup
which has been contributed by DR.. o.
Il Singer. chairman of the clubs ath-
letic commission. The runner first
winning the cup three times will gain
permanent possession Rudolph Jose.
president of the club. has contributed
the team trophy and Guns for the first
five crossing the finish line have been
nut up b. Harry r. Carroll, Edward
Brsshears. Gen. Anton Stephan ard
Pearson e. Grain. Gold medals. which
will 60 10 the next 10 finishing. nave
been contributed bc Harry Fl. Eillmau.
Mai George Crosby, joseph Harris.
Edward Droop. N. d, Rosenberg. STAN
lev Horner. George Ofiutt. w. E. Han
son, B E. Hinton and Peter Dorsch.
Five silver medals also have been con-
trihutcd bv Charles Ornstein, making a
total of - prizes at stake,
Herbert Hoover. Secretary Of Com
narce. has been asked to act as starter
This afternoon at o'clock the City
Clubs Official car and a committee of
newspaper men and other officials will
measure the course fer tha marathon.
The committee comprises Kirk Miller
Shirley Pov.ch, Willis Thornton and
Denman Thompson OF the sporting de-
partmsntS of local newspapers; Mai
Edwin HcsSe. superintendent Of police;
nr. o L Singer Charles OTastein and
Z rx@f
Evening star., 1928-04-29
JAPANESE RACKETERS
EASILY BEAT CuRANS

HAVANA. April 2s tl--Japsn had
little difficulty winning the first two
singles matches from Cuba today In the
opening of the Davis Cup elimination
tennis play.
Teibo T'oba. captain Of the Japanese
suuad, trimmed Or, Vincente Eanei,
Cuban singles champion. IN straight
sets. ID. 6~-2. e., and Yoshlro Ohta
disposed OF Rogelio Paris, 6-~l. 6-l.
6-~3
A doubles match is scheduled tomor-
row. with two singles encounters on
Monday, II necessary, to decide the
victor.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
WOMEN in SPORT

the District will participate in iisld
day program ON tuesday, May l. In the
Catholic University stadium, events De-
Ing scheduled from 10 o'clock In the
morning until In the afternoon,
Picnic iuncheons will be In order. ac-
cordtng to officials IN charge OF the
meet.
Dashes high jump. broad Jump and
relay races are the principal activities
listed. To b. run of In classes accord
Ing to weight, from the 20 TO the lla
pound class,
Marea Whitchurst of the John Eaton
playground was awarded her bronze test
button this week by Ruth Curren Craig,
director, having passed her tests In the
SO.yard DASH potato racing, Gcal throw
ing and balancing.
New York University merma.Gs out.
SWAN the George Washington Univer-
sity co~eds, Al to O. in the meet held
last night In the y W. G. A. tank on
X street,
Ethel Mcdary and Esther Foley tied
for high individual henorS, each cap
turing two first places ana hetns on
the winning relay squad, Miss Me-
Gary. holder OF the Middle Atlantic
back stroke title, won that event With
ease. ItFi tlilt NAH wFs1 2NNNAANtN' NR+N
also finished first IN the ao-Sard free
style. Miss Foley won the fancy diving
and AO~yard breast stroke events,
Louise Maekall and Claudia Kyle
each took one second place for q, w, A.
The hosteaS team, crippled by the
absence OF three of It's best performers
was unable to match the speed OF the
visitors.
summaries
ioYARn FREE srNtt-~Wen W Ale
Monrne IN flt second, lnutee MarhaU
"a. W. third, Esebn Alien - ", Time
" AdYAnn FqEn srylE~-won ny, rtasl
MVGaFy ~ W seyoad, Ruth hFASker
IN, " thrt casellA MaEria "a, W.
np1Ne9' nViNa,--wou nv r.,her Feley
'"tsS yNnnn hEtk 'sfuHRk- Won nv w,Nel
Notary IN W saenud, Nlaadla hVle tH
W ihlrd tlelea wad N " Time
"4GfAnn nnrAsr srRoeh1 ~woQ,, ny
Eslhet FuleW IN. W .seeN,d halep Wad
I'M Y ) .,hnd holen hOomhrsF ga W.
''WS WSlARh etttS wee oy New yors
IA sestr and Ethel AeHarsh fims o 49,
(lhlriats Souler, Dean AuaA L. Rose
feterse Mrs, virsinia HAehms Nuassll
starter Milem Farles clerk q eouvav snd
announcer EussplA navis, iulsss ~ nulsh
an1 fANee 1lyipE Marlan Meiss Fthels sven
aon Miriam yates loulas Alberto. Amelia
hoi.au,a and MasEaFet haussa
Evening star., 1928-04-29
LOCAL Y TEAM BOWS
IN HAND BALL TILT

BALTIMORE. April 23.--Crack hand
ball players OF the Baltimore Y. M. G.
A., one of whose stRlwarts IS George
Nelson. former national champion
easily defeated the Washington Y COM
bination on the local courts this aft
ernoon, 4 matches to / The Balti-
more OUTFIT took both OF the singles
encounters and two Of the three doubles
matches. Pcrrie Mclean and r. F..
Myers bagged the lone victory for
Washington when they overcame Or,
n A. Banning and George oasshEw
alter stubborn contest nj 2i-s
l4--2i and 2i--e A return contest Will
b. PLAYED on tho Washington courts
MAY II.
Summaries of Today'S Matches.
slngIe.-~-Alher, Z. Hohermann lhl de
festcd Perrte Mclean. 9i----S "l~~t1; dohu
Hedemsn ~ defeated winiiree Johnson.
9l---In 2t-~.tA
nnlhie@~~Perrie Mclean and r. Myers
~ ! defeated Dr. ii A. hunnlns and Gcorse
n Pavne and channinE walker 9l~-s,
ELL" IoAenh Turner ami Alexander Wood, !,
ward tn.1 defeated Morris Alien and Paul
Pearlmsn. oi~~ta. ISL. sl~~~in,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
j. Of NJ. FIELD DAY
TOPSAGOOD CARD
Lacrosse Game With Navy Is
Feature-0ther Teams to
Face Hard Tasks.

Easily the most attractive feature
OF bright week for collegiate athletes
hereabout will be the annual field pro-
gram 20 be staged next Saturday by the
University of Maryland at College Park
Persons visiting the Old Line School
that day will see Marylsnds lacrosse
team come to grips with the strong
Navy twelve in what is expected 10
prove one Of the country's classics In
the sport
The lacrosse game will so on after
the running of the annual South At
lantic scholastic championship meet
concurrently with which the Marvland
cinderpsthers will engage George Wash
1ngton III dual affair.
The track competition will start at
1880 O'Clock
Another high spot Of the big Mary
isnd card will be a clash in tennis be-
tween the Old Liners and their time
honored foe. Johns Hopkins,
While Maryland athletes will sec far
Tnore competition than other conhina-
tions Of the local college group, taking
part in eight Of the fifteen contests list
ed. Georgetown and Catholic University
face attractive ball games aud Amer
ican University and George Washing
ton arc to start formal diamond &C
tiviticS
Two ball games are listed tomorrow
While American University and George
washington Engineers are meeting on
the East EllipSe. mines of Maryland
and North Carolina State will be clash
ing at College Park.
In the lone ccntest Tuesday American
University toSSers will 50 to Annapolis
to engage St, Johns
A pair Of ball games. tennis match
end lacrosse contest make up We6neS-
dav's program. On the diamond Cath
olic University viii entertain Mount St
Mary's toSsers at Brcokland. while
Georgetown's nine is hooking up with
Princeton at Princeton Maryland
lacrosse and tennis teams are to play
host 10 St. Johns and Virginia Poly
combinations, respectively, at College
Park
Maryland's ball team will entertain
Duke in the only contest listed Thurs
cay.
Three diamond tilts on local fields are
scheduled Friday. With Duke shifting
Its Battle-Ground to the Hilltop To meet
Georgetown. Maryland will have Vir-
ginia as its guest at College Park and
George Washington and American Uni
versity mines viii come together on the
Monument grounds.
Aside from the field day program at
Maryland ball game between ST. Johns
College and Catholic University at
Brookland Is the only event carded
Saturday.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
THREE SANDLOT LEAGUES
DUE TO OPEN THIS WEEK

A6disoBs "a cherry1als. Cherrydais Va
Kennedy a E. -. Hsatsvius An-sArs
=. Northeast .HiliioDs "a Eastooft Eas,pori
NJ . o'c9ck
:, Hs,s 4. { - For. washinston Port
AhunnAi ctrciss ~ HsEsrsioun BaRers
town Md
nsuFbn bzsgeit heid 3 n'ciOck
Canin John es Ksnsington Guards Gar
llberiy a 6 - Mount PieasAnm PlA,a
diamond = clock
pfovidenet A { vs Robin, No D Monu.
Nsryis@d i Z Z {" cciovsr. District Lin.
diamond 3 oeloek
simpsone Dsiry ~ J. Carey. King siK.
Cabin John Junior OFdsF " Allied Roof
err taFdn John Nd
Ras3sliis o,4ns" NJ ~ 'r,ess s,9@s 6" :" H'e''''f
ciiy posf0fn ~ Mount Rslnlhf Mount
Tetmlosl foemen ~ Columbia gifsmsn.
hiesendf3A i Gri9"k
TsleD4 Jizeis gs sesEssvtiis soaEss
NssS' nosm'.i vs Monros 4 & Reser-
s..is s,isF ~ =, s,... "b'" H''e"' whit"
Beymer 4 & ', Pstwoftb A q Silver
6s5dis - Kroydeas No 10 Monument
diamond 81 oriDes
SENIOR
col"zians "a ceotral Reds East ElnDse
hsr,fo',. - seat Peasant viremeo Seat
T'istre - BNr~ya ger@yn - o'ciook
JnkiDR
fsfaiDais - greataoaas Mount Rajaier
Esm Eirs - rhsfrydsls Pirates Vaif
Fufaoshlps y, hDscosta Essies gair
jsNn dismobd 8 orIoek
MIDGET
VI" kOeit shop ~ sam Rice FstusVn
fafb yie~ ~ Li9pss Eas, KlIipss 4
fsss v. TIM. Hersla Ess. glnDsc II
ThhECT
WDea414e Tigots - t'eps, reis Tpru
''fih a19 8@1tos sItetts 60fthesht 2 aiD'h
PgEWEE
h sddy H9Als ~ 9art<rtg buddie4 so .
HoH lIsEHi diamond oelgok
Red sox are aseking a game for MAJ
10 with a Maryland or Virginia team
+. Call Atlantic a777-w
Alligator seniors VIII perform thii
season under The r. g. Canning Co
4 title.
/ Alfred Hunt snd Walter Hurry hay'
been elected manager and captain d
Park view Midgets who Will fepresen
u. +. Jaeop Jones Post, American
legion Ia Capital City League,
Players, especially pitching csndi
dates are requested " meet 81 JeWisl
Community Center To-Day al o 80 o'cl0cI
~ On the Monument grounds at u
o'eiOck.
Osmss ere being sought by Columbia
EssightA MidsstA. Call Adams e2oh.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CATHOLIC CHILDREN
HOLD MEET TUESDAY

Catholic children of Washington will
hold their third annual May athletic
festival Tuesday at Catholic University
Stadium. A total Of 5000 boys and
girls. representing 81 schools, are ex-
pected to participate.
Boys events, starting in the after
noon at O'Clock. will be ii charge Of
a committee Of Catholic University
students, headed by the Rev. Sidney
Turner. The contests Will b.: 20 and
IS yard dashes. running broad jump,
triple jump. shotput an3 base bali
throw for distance There viii be an
inter-schoo! relay race as the feature
event.
A group Of Trinity Collage students
will handle the girls events, which are
to begin at 10 am. and which will
comprise 25-yard dash. standing
broad Jump. rope skipping. seven steps.
basket bali throw and a playground BAR
throw. An inter-school relay race VII
also climax the girls program.
Two trophies offered oy the Re-
Thomas J. Snahan. will BE- avsrde6
the schools scoring til. most points
among the boys and girls. respactivel~
DR. Paul H. Furfey is chairman cs
the arrangements committee.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
North Carolina State at Maryland
(hase BALL.
George Washington Engineers VS..
American University base balD, East
ElIipse.
TUESDAY.
American University VS.. ST. Johns
at Annapolis tbase baln.
WEDNESDAY.
Mount st. Mary'S at Catholic Univer-
sity tbase ball.
st. Johns at Maryland (lacr0SSel.
virginia Poly at Maryland ttennisl.
Georgetown at Princeton (basc ball
THURSDAY.
Duke at Maryland (base BALI.
FRIDAY.
Duke at Georgetown (base ball.
Virginia at Maryland tbase halO.
George Washington VS.. American Uni
versity tbase baln, Monument Grounds.
SATURDAY.
George Washington at Maryland
(trackl. meet TO be run cOnCurrcntly
with South Atlantic interScholaStic
games.
Navy at Maryland (lacrossel.
Johns Hopkins az Maryland (tenn!sl.
81. Johns at Catholic University
base balIl.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
NAVY PLEBE TRACKMEN
ROUT MARYLAND FR0SH

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 2s.--Navy
Plebes won a decisive victory. 81 points
to 35, over the University OF Maryland
Freshmen on the field and track today.
The vearlinc midshipmen cleaned up
in the track events.
Maryland did better in the field
events. chiefly through the good work
OF Mcdonald
Summaries
TRACK EVENTS.
lno.fARp pAsH-won hs ,Maekenzin.
Nay., thir. Time. 0.l01.
Ter Marylnnd. se"ond Rouse Navv. third.
: s.o,Y,SaP pAsH--won, By Macksr.i.
tsIsS Tn,1 nrsa oss. Nssss. second h'R'o"' Navy
iso.YARD HtiRDLEs .HiGH,--won by
or: % Mssslsd ,nPG ftais fsTs s:laa soiG"s. rel
tt0.YARD RUN--Won By Flaia Navy
TTolsn. N.syy. seoond: Hammond Navy, third.
:. aeo.YIRD HURDLES uow,-won hv
Fraser. Navy: Casirena. MARYLAND second .
la9 ssoYHRD RRGuN--w'o'"me RUN ''"e by % Alien Navy.
Thafne, Navy. secnnd; Parsons NAVY third,
FIELD EVENTS.
DISCUS rHROw--~Wan hp Wright NAVY,
Se's0n. Nasy Second arDouaiA Maryland
thirt ns,anr.e t": feet g"hes
tvssn ziesisr se1 mcoaaG '"e S'' eoih n1a's MnpT M
land Tie for third nlsre hetw"ea Philips
ana stewart boIh SAvv He,eht 10 feet
HIGH I1Mp-.Wnn hv pansr Nave. iiA
'nf seoond nlace bet geen Mcdonald MARY.
y lncheA
JAvETIN rHROw~~won hs Mcdonald
AsrrIahd: Fnit Navy aeeond. rasininna
Maryland third Distance IA feel inchns
=. BROAD JrMP--Won nv Jones, Navy;
wArfel. MARYLAND second Raner Navy
sHOT PtfT--won by AeDonaM Mary.
lapd Dyott Maryland second Nelson
NAVY. third Dlathnce 45 feet u inchea
Evening star., 1928-04-29
HOPKINS DEFEATED
BY ARMY TWELVE
Has Olympic Hopes JoIted in
Losing First Game in
Three Years.

BALTIMORE, Md. April 20. Johns
Hopkins' lacrosse team, national cham.
pion for the past two seasons, and
aspirant for the right to represent the
United states in the Olympics had its
hopes iolted here today when IL was
beaten by the West Point twelve. 5 to 3.
II was strenuous, hard-fought game
decided in a cold downpour on soggy
field
Despite conditions. nearly 1000 Wit
messed the contest,
Harry Wilson. Army'S foot ball ace.
was thorn in Hopkins side from start
to finish. although he scored only one
Of the cadets goals.
Army won by outlsSting the locals, as
the first half ended l-all
Iine-up and summary,
Evening star., 1928-04-29
let College and Scholastic Athletes Listed for Many Euenb This Week
NAVY, MARYLAND AMONG
FIVE LEFT IN LACROSSE

Results Of lacrosse games yester-
day left the Navy. University Of
Maryland. the Mount Washington
Club of Baltimore ana two north
crn teams, Army and Rutgers, in
the running for the right to re-
present the United States In the
Olmypic games at Amsterdam.
Army upset Hopkins yesterday,
5 10 3; Rutgers called halt on
the previously unbcaten 81. Johns
College team OF Annapolis. while
Crescent A. C.. which had lost to
Princeton, jolted Yale, : 10 6. All
other leading teams have met re-
verses.
Navy yesterday defeated Colgate:
which had been beaten by Maryland
on Friday. -.
Navy and Maryland clash at
College Park next Saturday. while
the Middies meet Army In their
final game.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
BRITISH SELECT NETMEN
TO PLAY ARGENTINlANS S

LONDON, April "a ~. ~- II. Higgs and
] e. Gregory wllI represent Great Bril-
tain ~ the singles matehes ~ the Davis
cup competition with Argentina a.
T0rquay May Q. and q, IL has been
Announced
For The doubles match, n Grole vTteeA
will team with g q EanlsA. II Roper
| nsfslt viii act as non playing team
captain.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Track Meet to Be Sponsored
By Alexandria High May 19

play It's game tomorrow afternoon with
the Phoenix A. c. of Washington at
Dreacnaueht Park Al 3 O'Clock.
Cardinals and Simpsons Dairy Of
Washington viii play here tomorrow at
3 o'clock on the Central diamond.
Columbia Engine Company of the
Alexandra Fire Department and Termi-
nal Ice Company of Washington will
PLAY tomorrow on Hayden Field at J
clock.
Washington Barracks and the Del
Ray A. G. viii clash on Edward Duncan
Field In Potomac al o'clock tomorrow
Evening star., 1928-04-29
TILDEN WINS TOURNEY.

OJAI, Calf. April 20 william
r Tilden I'd. captain OF the Davis
cup team. added to his collection to-
day the scalp Of another member of
his squad. when he defeated John Hen
nesSey OF Indianapolis 70 win the mems
singles championship Of the annual
Ojai inyitational tennis tournament
Big Bills" victory was an easy ole.
s-2. 6-I, SO
Evening star., 1928-04-29
NAVY EASILY DEFEATS
COLGATE AT LACROSSE

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 2a.~-playins
the best gene 1t has exhibited this sea-
son, the Navy lacrosse team defeated
the Colgate twelve here today by "a
To l.
The visitors made the first score on
a shot by Mills seven minutes after the
start, but were overwhelmed during The
remainder Of the contest.