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Evening star., 1928-04-15
MONROES BAG FIRST
TRAPSHOOT LAURELS

Or. w d. Monroe and son, DR. w.
u. Monroe, lr., and DIR. J. G. WSnkoop
and son Kelly tied for top honors IN
the father and son race, each win
90 hits out OF 100 targets, yesterday AT
Washington Gun Club, but IN the
sho0t.off the Monroe team won by
hits G. g. Wilson and son Walter
achieved 10 to land third honors L.
l.. Lane was high gun OF the day, Win
80 out OF so targets,
Joseph Hunter and Boyd Mayhem led
In the four months trophy cnmpeti-
tiDn, the former, with 20, winning the
tlrst leg from 10 yards and the latter.
with a ~. triumphing from 10 yards
A string of al hits In ~ carried
Lane 10 victory In The doubles, Monroe
snd Marcy each scored ~,
Next Saturday afternoon the local
cluhmen win face Oriole and Qettys"
burg Clubs In resumption nf their
team matches at the Oriole Clubs
range al Bnitimore Highlands Halti"
lnores shots will be out 10 even the
race. they having won two matches
against three for the WashinGtohlana
The Washington, Baltimore 81 Annap"
oils Railway car leaving here at noon
VIII stop at The 0rinie grounds and the
train leaving Baltimore at 4 pm, VIII
bring the local team home, There will
be no shooting at the nenning range
Saturday,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
CITY CLUB TO SEE
OLYMPIC BOXERS

City Club members will have an OPP
portunity 10 get line on America s
chances for beating Europes best box
ers at Amsterdam this Summer In con-
nection with the premier bill To be pre-
sented IN the clubs big gym the night
OF Monday. April 30
The clubs athletic commission.
headed by Or. o. u. Singer and Charles
Ornstein. has completed arrangements
to bring the United States Olympic box
ing team here on that date. together
with It's trainer Spike Webb. The Olym-
pic team boxers are 10 be pitted against
National and Southern Atlantic A. A.
H. champs,
The olympic eliminations are 70 be
held In Boston April % end IS. VIM
ners OF Stats eliminations will box in
the national examinations and those who
earn the decisions will by virtue of their
victories represent the United States
at Amsterdam This Is the team which
will make It's appearance In fighting
togs at the City Club Their names. as
we'll as those opposing them, will be an
nouneed later.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
REINHART ROLLS 160
IN BOWLING TOURNEY

Can Reinhart of C. & p Telephone
Co. team and Charlie HoIbrook OF The
e aing Star quint flashed the best IN
diyiduai scores In the FIRST Commercial
League tournament at Convention HAL
Reinhart felled $50 for the best set ana
Holbrook's i47 game was high.
The affair vas dot end high-loV
doubles tournament. Big winners In the
dot events we're: Lange. u Holbrook, a.
]. w. Br, r and Smith. each: Rein
hart and weidman, S each; Hughes ana
Bower. 4 each: O'Brien. 6: Martin, s.
kinney and wnitford. each; Wrenn.
Z: Greer. 6. and Brady and Windsor,
each.
Doubies winners. scores and prizes
foliov':
refnhar,. fat wrenn 100. Total. ESQ
weidman 15i: MeEzannoua, 81. Total
Large I3s: Adams So Total 80.
SECOND GAME.
Hoitprook 145: Ferguson. ~. Total @a4.
Roser. is5: Warren. ia Tntsi. r III,
THIRD GAME
Regahart 100. wrnnn 10. Totsi ESQ.
PoloFaaIe ILL., Grtst. lns. Totals, Iaa
II. e. Wilson. liz. Lyief. 1ol' 1osat
Oflciais OF the league announced that
the SUCCESS Of the tournament gave them
assurance that such an anan VIII pe
held each year.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ROD AND STREAM
BY Perry Miller

used the name white fish, and also
Fall f1sh'; they are one and the same
fish. (Signed) THOMAS M. DOVE"
Edward G. Kenper and Paul e. Nc
Kinney have been selected to represent
the Potomac Anglers Association Chap
ter of the Izaak Walton League of
America al the annual convention Of
the league to be held at Omaha. Nebr.
which opens on April / and lasts fou-
dpvp.
These two well known local sports-
men and conservationists will leave tG-
morrow for Omaha. Heads of our
Government bureaus, including Henry
O'Malley, United States commissioner
of fisheries, and also member Of the
Potomac Anglers Association: z. A..
Sherman. associate chief forester. and
Paul q. Redington, chief Biological
Survey. will attend the convention tn
talk of the work of theiy respective
departments.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
CASPAR AND TUCKER
SCORE AT DUCKPINS

A 100 set by Caspar and Tucker In
the doubles events and the individual
shooting OF Bill Mccarthy. featured the
annual Department Of Agriculture
bowling tournament the past week.
Caspar and Tucker carried 5i-pin
handicap. giving them III set. which
easily topped the large field.
Mccarthy landed among the prize
winners in four events, having 1862
set TO his credit.
Mrs. Montgomery. with $50. and Mrs.
ReiT. with 35A, did the best bowling
among the fair entrants. Boil Weevil,
Cooperative Marketing and Inforna-
tion teams turned In fancy scores
among the women bowlers.
The winners, scores and prizes iol-
low.
TgANs~-I'entrsl stores. No. q f22
egs int<sburesns ~ Ss8l. $50: feisfais
s5Zt, SIS BhsteF Rust DO. tl.o90t'
$40 ana Train ,HsnB ~ .soht. ~.
DOT BI.Es--~Gaspsr and Tucker f91lt,
$40, CtSSpeF and GDfrsn 1897, 20. pEon
sne Barber 1885,, ~ Coil and Hopkins
sisgLEs-Tu.%eg f8sa,. $3.50: cssitsr
f3soi ~ Hopkins. l31&tJ ~ sssssfth'
HIGH GAMEs-~Men Hdarthg t1hol
- CaspaF 1877. ~ 1lgker s0d L9ndsat9n'
ftf@B ~ ssfh. Women Perry al2AJ 20
Payne fl@bD 81; Monigomefr tl25t. ~.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
PREVIOUS ENTRY RECORD
| EXCEEDED BY OVER 500
Trize Money to BE Distributed for Annual Event To
morrow Night at King Pin No. l Alleys Totals
S3.O00-Schedule for Week.

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II Il. Hsifpar. ii n: ". +, Foieer, y:
nrSe Teams cS, G. : Il Taa" Genital He'sHs asser
Davis. 4: rhoanix club n II, r penhan,
4: Owens { Bauer, 4; ATcad,a LpS"n %s,,ons 4
Gs%mNfR isSn, AsrSnI,asr EenS Sconomie. Lsssae-~
Farm Msns~ement y: Center Market !,
S,,Scn. r. N y csS,a Il Lsss"eKNS ri" No
A King Pm No r. One Eou'nmen'
LeagUe-RcmrGton Ran1 c. National Can
ifal LeSGuc--~Monarch Insurance.
naahles. 10 a.m.-Slnccodlver and NJ
ouilken r. Jackson and Oliver, {; Sutphin
and Law. r. Trcti and Liizau, n: Ailen and
Charest. 4: Hcndlev AMI Dundon. Y Habrr'
cho sl and , N1ysr M1SsS ssS a"S and Smr 6nnn
MrEhcv nnd Reredett". c: Clam"tt' aTd
S,.r cNgoth b., TaP Fla clark PrGG'o s,,we,t i and
StrowNridgc n Reoth and Rein 6: Hrsener
and Barher Ba,'els Is and NAIL Ma s,u.,tr e.
r; Hyde and Frost r: McKttri"k and Cowle:s
\ FeF,Niit and Clark. n: Coil~rt and Flood
9: oeh'sr arr. nwysr McAHiirpp preri sH3 and and
y
R,ltr,sn, A: vitello ard Micro. y; Avon
and Vita G,
rRIp>y NIGHT.
:, Singles, :: yn,m;-L. wesd9I; ,,, G n 7.
Z, ecsdsFi. Tfr'' N,K.y H N',less p:
Cur,iv. r, r. r McCuriv, A. G. E, Haman. c;
r: e. + Galway. c; r. Muiigacc n
nmTh p " shGl,, 2 E;oI,.S F. Mc,,,e,ean' c.
Rssey &; 4 w. q !nSesh Z God + e I~Sn'eHH Coz s.
II j Goetel A: r. H How,ier. r G Greg
%%ry; c; vess9y. r. n,:s.f RoTsfs Ri w s..l ".
hrnsh fSsRS e ? rowrv 'cE e: v. ], Bear. q II.
BroSskv. R H Mills. n: u Harrison. h,
4. J, Tat. c: T. Paravano. B. A. ; Custer
b Trans T. TseSsi = Sassmi.1Bsnkers l.earue--wash.
tngton Loan Trust Co, r.. Rges Sanonr,
e: Fsferal-Anlerican. c: p,s,rirt Na,toSsl
p Federal R"serSe reS,isI Mas1'nss;s" ,s;'mp r.
Installation. c Fitting Department, 81 Me
ter Department n. TnnerS. c. Potomac
rarso o.; ons ssn ssnPlo,s sn,on,PsGl rSc s1nples
= Mere ants sasue-southern paIr'es. 81
Fc 4eral League. c. -.
md n Twor,ev and Walker, r Gnna and
G. Ba~Sholz ard Gr~eh. c. Oscar and har,
,ow sal r,s@ar,s and n,n,ras9"W ,gs watson smith
and smith e. smith and Weston. G; Orne
and f.ovinr. C. Hummer ard Hehenste,n. g
ssnsrar, ana ard MOI oIs e l Miier and snd partner,
schweinhsrt 6: Osborn ard DAY. B: Hql.
Ts~rv and mariner 4 Callahan ard King. n
McMllian and McMilian. c: Van Fossen ard
ioffries. n sor,merksmr end otterh,ss,.ss. en-. Z
{: Roberts and Roberts. D; Kisiink and
walker G
Evening star., 1928-04-15
WASHINGTON L.DIFs' LEAGuE.
Tna.n &fauff9s~

Mickey Whalen. popular foul-lins
Judge for the Washington Ladies
League. viii blow his whistle at 3 O'Clock
Tuesday night to start the teams OF
In the final clashes OF the season.
Matches previously scheduled for
March 81 viii be rolled Tuesday night
Lorraine GULL and Rena Levy each
totaled 3i9 last week. leaving the ques-
ton OF individual supremacy still IN
doubt, with Lorraine retaining the lead
by the small margin Of three pins.
E-Eee-Mo surprised the champs ny
coping two games after taking sound
drubbing In the first tilt, Becqucs roll
ing 544 through the good work Of
Catherine 0uigIey and Lorraine Gull
the former getting i2a and the lat
ter i2e A count of i06 by Margaret
Leaman In the second. and Zelda La
Portes i02 In the third gave E-Nee-Mo
the verdict.
Commercials held their two-ganie ad"
vantage over Columbians by taxing
three from Comets. Elaine Palmer shot
a nifty 32i set getting counts OF iO5;
iis and 100. Marie Frere contributed
Evening star., 1928-04-15
REALTORS l.EAGiE.

AS a result of losing two games To
the Wardman Construction COMPANY
J. Dallas Grady now finds itself tied
with Shannon a. Luchs for first place.
Shannon g. Luchs took two of the
three games from Thomas E. farrell
Company: Hedges & Middleton tooR
two games from Boss a. Phelps: Cafritz
Company took three games from
Shapiro: NJ. a. r, 3. Warren's team
took two games from Edward r. Carr
and Title Company took two games
from the j. E. Douglass Company.
Joseph Shapiro team took three games
from. Edward r. Carr In a postponed
match. and Shannon g. Luchs took
three games from Title Company.
Sugar, of Edward r. Carr's team
rolled high individual game and high
individual set with scores Of i3i and
37i. respectively High team game was
rolled by Cafritz Company with scof6
OF 526 and high team set was rolled
by the wardman Construction Company
with score OF 1884.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Bowler Can Find sympathy
In Dictionary, Kid Declares

the manager Tn In an awful mess.
NV wife thinks I've been bowling every
Saturday night for the past six months
when I've really been In a classy poker
game. Nov shes decided 10 come down
here and watch me roll a match.
can't do anything 10 dissuade her. It's
fierce
about bowling" said the Kid, and
couldn't tell whether he had been
bowling regularly or not. Yol~~"
him" declared the Old Timer He
said, oh, You can get by all right. She
probably doesn't know much about the
game And the man replied, That's
Just It, Neither do |, never bowied
game In my life
Lessons Too Expensive.
We'll, as was about 10 say. you
spend plenty of time bowling. but M
one could ever tell by watching YOU
whether you'd ever hoWled before or
not" declared the Kid why dont
you have Glenn give you few
legsong?"
TOO expensive" admitted the Old
Timer,
II wish. II you know 81 much about
bowling in theory you'd tipped me on
20 I could have cleaned up few bucks
on that match said the Kid,
when | advise any one 10 bet on q
bowling match asserted the Old Timer
"just have me sent 10 the insane asylum
But I'll tell you what III d0-buy mf
one ~ those hot dog sandwiches thai
boy Is handing out and I'll give you 9
| tip~~Ili tip you on 10 something thai
will he worth more than 9b To yotI-v
| and IL you don't agree that II ih, thei
| I'll pay for the hot dogs"
You're 0n," said the Kid Here
boyl couple OF those hot dogs .
"Widdo Widd0uta" asked the boy
widow who?" inquired the Old
Timer, getting curious
/ He's speaking French explained
| the Kid. "He means with or without
! mustard and It's with" He paid foi
| the hot dogs and handed one 10 the Old
| Timer. Nov" he said. "c0me through
wilh that tip What Ia this that viii be
worth more than o. Ia meY"
Ten dollars, replied the Old Timer
Iaimly.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
TEAMS TO RESUME
BATTLE AT SOCCER
RN The Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press
CHICAGO. April i4.-The New York
Nationals and the Chicago Bricklavers
will resume their unsettled argument
over the national soccer competition
tomorrow. probably on a cold, snow
swept field,
Last Sunday the teams battied 2
hours. one-half hour over the regula-
ton playing period, To a l-all tie in
New York before $4,000 fans.
Hughie Hill. flashy Bricklayer inside
right forward. who injured his leg in
last Sundays game. felt better today
and expected to- lead the Chicago at
tack tomorrow
James Walder OF Philadelphia viii
oftlciate the championship contest. with
john w Woods and Albie ShallcrosS OF
Chicago as linesmen.
The kickoff is billed for pm.
Chicago time.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
W0MEN'S DUCKPIN LIST
WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY

No entries for Washington women's
Duckpin Association tournament will
be received after o'clock Wednesday
evening, Lorraine GULL secretary OF
the association. has announced.
The zero hour was extended from
tomorrow at midnight until two days
later. There viii be no further exten-
sion, as the tournament opens at
Coliseum one week from tomorrow.
Most of the entries are expected to
be filed tomorrow and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
Is Evinced in Washington C, Duckpn Association Tournament
DOPE ON RACES in VARIOUS DUCKPIN LOOPS

killed all hope of the Union Printers
during the closing weeks. They just
managed to hold second place. Airing
ton took them into camp for three
games last week by some close scores
and, incidentally, Arlington just STAYED
off the National Fellowship Club. which
carried the fight for third position right
to the end.
Several forfeitures and postponements
tended to put damper on the interest
In the league at the close. Georgetown
with good team, failed TO put team
on the alleys several times.
Paul Harrison and brother Joe won
The high-marks records. Paul winning
the high spare honors with 208. while
Joe copped strikes with so. an all-time
record for the league.
Hugh Reilly failed to better It's pre-
vlous season record of IL wins against
go defeats.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

s0s with high game at LOG, while vir-
ginia Yarnell helped the cause with
neat 303 for the set. Capt. Anna
Williams tried TO turn the tide In favor
OF her team In the second session when
she pulled double header strike. which
brought her game to 1875, but her team
mates failed to deliver the necessary
punch.
Columbians garnered three from
Daughters of Isabella with Rena Levy
shooting high game and set with ll6
and $40 respectively. Ama2ons grabbed
two from Kumbacks with no exceptional
scores on either side, Anna Mccormack
of the losers having high set with 304
Hilltoppers annexed the odd game from
Colonials although they had to roll a
dummy in every game. Jessie Smith
shot 277 for the best set total, while
Mary Hamm Of the losers had high
game with count OF lis In the final
tilt
Evening star., 1928-04-15
STANDARDS ROLLERS
TAKE LEAGUE TITLE

gy defeating Mines team. winner ~
the second half championship. Bureau
Of Standards auirt, winner of the first
half, copped the Department Of Com
meree season championship. These
teams met IN the deciding match NJ
King pm alleys the latter gaining the
verdict by . dozen pins over the fige~
game route,
Watson. the high average performer
Of the League, toppiao 5S3 pins, HarefM
led the i0keTs with b44 set. and his
1876 gsnf vas high for the match
EAkuiiE.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
C0NCANN0N TO CONDUCT
OWN BILLIARD PARL OR

Joe Concannon. one Of the Distrie: :
best cue wielderS. has purchased the
Imperial Billiard Rooms, 1906 G. street
and every day this week at 2 and s
o'clock will meet the best billiard play,-
ers in the District, including the locSl
champion. Edward Tndel.
Joe has had charge of the Arcade
tables for the past year and is wsa
known 70 followers Of the cue game
Evening star., 1928-04-15
GIRL ROLLS 144 SET
FOR LEAGUE RECORD

Catherine Moriatty, bowling with
Daughters OF Isabella team in a post
poned Washington Ladies League match
against E-Nee-Mo quint last night. shot
game of l44 to set a new seasons
league record The former mark. 1873,
was established by Marie Frere OF Com
mercials early in the season.
Miss Moriarty started her big game
with double-heade strike, one each
in the first and second frames, and
went on to spare on top of these counts
in the third box. A first game Of only
81 kept her set total down to 323. Her
second game was %.
Daughters Of Isabella took two Of the
three games.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
FLAG TO PASSENGER
ACCOUNTS PIN GIRLS

piling up an ii-game lead. Passenger
Accounts were easy winners In Southern
Railway Ladies Duckp!n League Ste
nographors trailed In sscond place. with
Key Punchers and Car Records tied
for third honors,
Georgia Burns of Disbursing had high
average, 90. Jessie Goodrich of Ac-
counts rolled high game for the season.
i24, and Ford OF Stenographers t0oS
high-Set honors with 303 score. Rick
OF Stenogs led in strikes with IA and
Mary Pearson OF Accounts took spares
honors with 70.
Team and individual records for the
gpnG0ta fNftNus
Evening star., 1928-04-15
GOOD SCORES ARE MADE
IN COUNTY PIN TOURNEY

Good scores featured the fourth
annual singles and doubles tournament
OF Prince Georges County Duckpin As
Sociation. which was held at HysttsviIle
the past week
Winners in the various events we're
as follows:
CLASS A SINGLES
Walker. 4nS. Sheehy 31S. rarls al
CLASS SINGLES
watts. 35S: SturKfs and Miller 3S2
CLASS A DOUBLES
SneTten-H9wel, sat: Bailey-Shsehy. So
CLASS 3 DOUBLES
P. RossJ Reeves. 665: Pstrter-Sfur<ts
Evening star., 1928-04-15
GIRL DUCkPlN STARS
IN ANNUAL STRUGGLE

Lorraine 0ulli and Rena Levy. two
of the outstanding woman howlerS of
the District. are staging their annual
last -minute race for high average honorS
In Washington Ladies' League,
Lorraine Is making aW eleventh hour
effort 10 wreSt the honors from Rena.
who has held the high mark practical
iy from the start OF the season
This indi idual race has become an
annual affair In the league Last year
0ull came from behind 10 nose out
her rival IN the closing weeks, but at
present good game would win for
either, Each has three more games TO
roll next Tuesday night
Evening star., 1928-04-15

High team games--La Fayette. hoH; Nht%
ing, nl5. -, ~
High team sets---La Fayette, 1855 Ia
koma. / sua
High individual averages Burtner. Cen
tpnnial, llS-2i. Watson. La FaSette. lll-ao;
kronman OSIRIS i09.S4
High individual games---REan, Naval, I'U'
Krunman. Osiris lda; Rerman. 81 John $
High individual Burtner, Centennial
Az; Newman. Justice. ioS, kronman, osi-
ns 405, -
High strtkes--w9tsan. La FaNttte. 81.
Cox Whiting III Webb. Centennial 1ht
Hieh spareS--watson. La FaNcite, @ln;
Eropnsn Osiris $50; Pratt. rrlwOtth. 30.
High weekly game--PraU. Pciworih. iA%
whiting lost the golden opportunity
of the year by losing two games this
week while La Fayette was dropping
two unexpectedly to New Jerusalem.
Albert Pike kept its record intact with
ST. Johns over a period of eight years
bv losing all three. They have not
been able to win a single game IN that
space of tirae. although most all of their
games have been decided by very small
margin-uSually less than 5 pins.
The following shot $50 or better dur
ing the week Meyer. STA; Pratt pet
werth). 36S: z. Heinzman, 36l; Hunter,
$50: Lewis (Parker), S53.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
NAUTICAL LEAGUE.
Team standing.

High teams Rame-~-urlftrrs Canoe HiS
Hlgh team set~-~Wa hingtoH Came ist
Usi
High insfiK ilual gante---Mt ~ 'amhrllge. Pa.
uOusot Boat Club 40.
Hlkh Individual set---faradi. Dtliters caune
3Sp
hi N individual aveFage~-~Rice. Washing
tor ranoe ist l0s.a0.
str.kes--M ct'auley. Washington Canoe lst
-,
saares~-Meanv. Potomac Bnat club, io7'
Evening star., 1928-04-15
TVPOTHETAE LEAGUE.
Tna.., Nt,..li,,u

High team game---National Capital Press,
6tu. 49,.
HiSh team set~-FelloWshp Forum ,h13.
High Individual game--Helnrmsnn 10.
H.gh individual set--Dern. ali.
High spareS---Noack, ISi.
High strikes~-Cole. IL
Judd g. Detweiler increased It's lead
over Fellowship Forum by sweeping set
with Lew Thayer. while the runners
up were dropping two to Washington
Printing Co With but nine games
70 GO, :his appears to be enough of All
edge to assure the Big Print Shop boys
the bunting for the second time IN
succession.
M.schou's las game was the best
single score turned In, while Mut2-
baughs set of 35l stood out In the
three string totals.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ATBl.ETic CLtH IENauf.

Frank Dubois Joseph Phillips Co
bowlers coasted into a pennant In the
Athletic Club League'as the season clos
ed last week at Convention Hall. This
ail-star ~fiye gained lead over the
Union Printers early ta@1he season and
finished six games M the lead
Reds Meeaw wak the individual lead
er, with an average OF ii6. with heavy
oddApin total He<~carried better than
a 100 average for the first 80 games.
FORGETTING set 10 Hugh Reilly Go.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
.lals - 6l1 b39 4ss 1913 l9.-...a ,9e
TKAM NEEDs a PITcHER.

General Accounting Ofiiee nine pf
Government League, which drills each
Monday and Friday evening al 0'ctock
otl vest Eliipse diamond, IL seeking an
sxpeylfnGed pinher. Cell Manager
Zshn a. Lincoln s234sj 0itlg DoFs
eramsEt smp!oyfs sfs eligible
Evening star., 1928-04-15
GLASGOW RANGERS WIN.

GLASGOW. April II tA1 Displaying
dazzling tnotwurk and vigorous A..
tack, Glasgow Rangers defeated CelticS
IN the Anal for the Rcattish Foot Rall
Association Cup by The scnrs Of four
goals 10 nothing,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
PIRATES RELEASE TWO.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April IL Srl.--Fov
Mahaffey and Charles Walsh. tvo
Young Pittsburgh Pirate recruit pitchers,
nave neen released to the Cclumn;a. s.
c., Club Of the South Atlantic League
Evening star., 1928-04-15
BOOK D0UBLE.HEADER.

Columbia Heights midget base hallefs
will play double header today on
Sixteenth street Reservoir field, meet
ing Senators al Il n'elprk and Coloniala
at I 30 o'clock,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
TAKES SOCCER HoNoRs.

MIDDLESBoRoUGH. England. APRIL
Ia tP.--Leyton won the English ans
teur soccer cup today from cockfIsld
by goals 10 2
Evening star., 1928-04-15
BY JOHN A. FERRALL.

TIME Old Timer rose wildly In his
seat and tossed his hat over tne
i low ~ the cetlterfieiders ttiIo"
nipped the runner,
Hes oiitl" he howled. They caugm
him al home" - -,
Hes out-~they caught him ~
homer" protested the Kid ~ tne ~"
Timer settled back In his seat ana DECK
oIaed for the usher 20 bring him his nat
"It can't be done. II man Is out, no.
body can catch him al home"
Jaw, shut upi" retorted the oin
Timer Wise cracking gives me
pain"
Il am merely trying 10 do you =,
friendly turn" explained the KID al
want 10 show you how loosely you .a. Laas
all the time. | suppose you know Wnht
YOU mean--gO gOmetimeg~--bu nobody else
does. noticed the same thing "hen
YOU were talking 10 that man down ~
The hot dog stand before the game.
what about ~" demanded the old
Timer. NE was unfolding tale of woe
and I sympathize6 with him"
Putting "simp" In sympathy
"Yau thought you did" said the Kid,
and maybe you meant t0~~sbut wnst
you said Is something else again, lie
vas telling you that he WAS going
straight 10 he'll sinca hts girl threw hiin
down and you said, I'm sorry Ia help
.eu If ! could
1T did sound funny" admitted me
Old Timer. grinning as he saw the
point But ! meant"
Good intentions make wonderful
paving stones. they say" interrupted
The Kid. and at that I guess the guy
got about all hf could expect, Yes, slf
you can always find sympathy dit
the dictionary for IL. r."
New Kind NJ Rowing AIibi
Speaking about needing sympathy"
said The Old Timer, breaking IN on me
Kids sermon, u saw . pretty good one
m Pittsburgh paper the 0ther dsyw~
snd about bowling, t6o. man came
into Liberty avenue bowling alley
wearing q long face and said 70
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TIME Old Timer rose wildly In his
seat and tossed his hat over the
heads OF those in the seats be-
low ~ the centerfeldeTs thro"
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Z Y WASHINGTON CITY DUCK
PIN ASSOCIATION will
NN open its annual tournament
~ V tomorrow night at King PIN,