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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-08
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Evening star., 1928-05-13
FRANCE MAY MOVE
TENNIS TO BRITAIN
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS. MAY 12~-The Davis Cup
challenge round may be played In Eng
land instead OF France, holder OF ine
championship tennis trophy. Tne
French Tennis Federation In seriously
considering staging the matches In
England-~W Wimbledon preferred~-lflless
the government abandons It's policy OF
taxing not only gate receipts at tennis
tournaments, but dues members pay
various clubs az we'll. An official state
mcnt from the tennis federation, issued
this evening, reveals that change oi
yenue La under consideration.
The entire question depends on the
outcome OF several suits instituted In
Paris courts by the treasury against
tennis clubs for recovery Of taxes
claimed and which clubs have refused
10 pay. The suits Will be heard before
the end OF May.
Rugby. soccer and other athletic
games are not taxed. but tennis II not
classified as q sport but rs mere rec
reatian and Ia held subject 10 taxes
ike music halls and theaters. A heavy
percentage Of the receipts goes for taxes
Representations have bern made 10
the ministry Of foreign affairs, which
has a special bureau working with the
French Olympic committee, and dele
CATION from the federation has been
promised hearing.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ians Shines Chevy Nets Maryland T. Mines Busy This Week
SCHOOLB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK

Monday.
Western VS.. Georgetown Prep at Gar
rctt Park, Md. (base BALL.
Western at st. Adams ttennis).
Tuesday.
Tech VS.. Central (base bali. public
high title game), Central Stadium, Sis
o'clock.
Business w. Catholic u. Freshmen at
Brookland fbase ball).
Dunham School of Baltimore at St.
Adams tbasc baiD.
Emerson at Episcopal fbase BALL.
Tech vs.. Central tennis, public high
title match).
Dewitt VS.. Gonzaga tennis, prep
school league match.
Eastern at Central friffe).
Wednesday.
Dewitt vs.. Eastern ibase balD.
Central Vs. Catholic u. Freshmen at
BrOOkland (base BALL.
Western VS.. Georgetown U. Frosh at
G.. u. thase baln.
Georgetown Prep vs.. Gonzaga base
balD.
Western vs.. Friends (golf).
Thursday.
Eastern vs., Georgetown u. Freshmen
at G. U. (base BALI.
Friday.
Western VS.. Eastern ibase ball, public
high title game). Central Stadium, s:ls
o'clock.
Tech VS.. Georgetown U. Freshmen ut
G. q. (base BALL.
Business vs.. st. Johns (base baln.
Dewitt VS.. Catholic u. Freshmen at
Bro0kland (base balD.
Emerson at Swavely School, Ma
nassas, Va. lbase baiD.
Eastern W. Western (tennis. public
high title match).
Central at Western (rife, public high
title match).
Saturday.
C. Club games track. Wilson Sta
dunn. Central High School, 1880 o'clock.
ST. Christopher School fRichmond) =,
at st. Adams tbase ball).
Eastern vs.. Navy Piebes at Annapolis
base BALL.
Western w. Woodberry Forest tgolf.
Columbia Country Club.
Business vs.. Tech tgoif, public htgh
title match.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
DOEG AND SHIELDS
PLAY AT EDGEMOOR

John Doeg of California and Frank
Shields OF New York, recognized by
critics as the greatest pair of young
s:srs IN the net game today. will fash
their form at the EdgeHoor Club Of
Edgemoor. Md, this afternoon At 2:30
In exhibition singles and doubles
matches.
They will face each other In singles
and will pair against Emmett Pare and
Tom Mangan. the ranking Middle At
lantic team. In the doubles.
Doeg has been mentioned as a possi-
biiity for the Davis Cup team and will
CO to ct. Louis soon to play Junior
Coen for position on ths squad Shields
now holds the nationa, junior cham
picnshir.
The matches this afternoon have been
arranged through the courtesy of the
Chevy Chase Club which has been en-
tsrtaiiling the two young stars for the
ras; three days during the annual in
vitation tournament. which brought O
group Of ranking netrnen to the city.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
TECH TRACK VICTOR
AT COLLEGE PARK

Showing marked superiority in the
track events Tech High Of Washington
handily vanquished University of Mary
land Freshmen. II to 46, yesterday af-
ternoon at College Park. The visiting
schoolboys swept the 100 and 220
dashes and rolled UP Is points to l3
for the Old Line clubs in the track
tests.
Edwards starred for Tech, winning
the 100 and 220 in the fine time of
10 is and % lis. Henry Mcdonald
for Maryland was high point scorer OF
the meet. counting % points.
Summaries:
1n0.YARp DAsH~-won by Edwards IT :
second HALEY ~: thir'i Quinn tf'l'
second. ,er%. Quinn IT,. third, Aulien 'Tl.
f'aso a3sso.YARp 'ffIl.;iH fDIRsH-woa by Nennl IT,;
second Lsdd IN, third, sehrid"r 'T' J.
T'ms msso.YARp p &fassw &sts'sS.won by Relehn,sn Il: :
second Fonts IN third sm''h VIZ
T'os oosruiIr qIIpa'fs s,lawen ssT"",s II shaw IT,
pors ,soYAhb X secdss alrf r.lla~s nv third. g'n-
a'asr sasscrYsho Nh TS's EoT atspfa*wo 's1'Rai* =,
PsIlsws M. Tine. 90 = seconiis., v.u
HIGH JTTMp---Won ny lsEsassa I 7 Mn
nanion mi Mcdonald M !. all tied. hsi2hi.
rpnIn JfsMp-wan by festiewaits IT !;
serond Waesrhe fMl. third Kirnasnnn
M ras sufr = ssrwen tsr. wjnsnef sv ucDo,
.,d ~ - seeord Tlyott tTt: third. Ed
asrd. IT !. Distance. ~ feet 7 inches,
DisCI's THROw-wen BY Mcnons.rrf N, H.. !;
second Fieihlut IT.: third. Wall tT.i, DIS
'sSsv LEI '''i s by ,I,.l Mspes:a s.s
,aanr IT nlstanef 40 feet 3 inches
Por.E vAILT---Won by Mei,ansid M
uissey IT. tied. third, ziesier tM.9. EAlghs'
10 feet inches,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
MARYLAND DEFEATED
IN WARM NET MATCH

Randolpl-Macon College racketers
OF Ashland. Va. vanquished University
Of Maryland. TO 8. in keenly con-
tested tennis match yesterday at Coll
iege Park The visitors took three OF
the flge singles matches and one OF the
two double encounters Sheffey. play
ing No. for Randolph Macon. stood
out. taking the measure of Capt. Shell
tim Of the Old Liners and. paired with
Woodson. crubbing Shelton and Troth
IN a doubles test. Spotixwood was most
consistent for Maryland.
Summaries:
E3ngaeE-~~sief asy FR,A defeated Shelton.
f---f s--3 81 weW3sGa tR.-M.a AsfeAi-
~ Troth G--~s. A-~--s, 6~--;: snattss0nd
I'M defeated nestse 81 s-~-4 40
Tiswaid fn-M defeated Rosenbanm. S-~~s
1~-s Fl DTsr M defeated Moore
Tsenhles--ssefey and woodsou fg.~M. )
defeated shelton and Tfoth, 0e-a. 5~~~3
- 4ssasfYvsssA anf 6sbie M defeated
Rsade ard EiswsId 6-~s, OFF. s--s.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
DEPARTM MENTAL NET
LOOP OPENS JUNE |

Play In the Departmental Tennis
League viii open June and continue
through August 10. Matches TO be
staged on the public courts On the
Monument lot viii start a. 8 o'clock.
Each match won Or forfeited shail
count ors point ard the team gaining
srs0st points wiIl win the league title.
The schedule.
gnae I yesefzBs Husess ys NsF 8. pat
eat 0Hlae g& fsessuFy 7 State ~, tsasn
snerset II Post Dffses- AKft"a1liaFe ~ bavs.
III Patent Ot1sfe 5 = yffefaDs' ft3feaa -,
war 80 Treasaeys IL stale ~. Post OfBsfs
Asrfogstate 10 aomaee"s. -. saTg -,
ss ssste. za TfsassgFy - Pos Drs"e~Aetl.
e3ils8se< -. Commerce ~ Pat.at DB1ee 10
gg3r y pl,a. 0aaae.k k2ftt-aitsfe " Vet.
- ssas* BtrssH . Tr~ysssry w. st#te 4 War
- st.egsntres. hs*e - "slsa, f'''sss -
fss,n.seR,e - f3st Dfaa, 4 RF1autiHFes -
As&9s ~ NSs. ~ Tfs#tssFs - &asb. ~
ysa80ga OFF, Pest 3ffta- 4 s8aetillBate -
ssa8eras& fsHsN&at foaaaeFfe
AH8NN #aRe state Z Post one
kestta5f'f,tge - #sfs Z fst*strs CON.
seetee q ranNa f8mse - STATE 10 aasg
~ sefefsgsss Hasfs1
Evening star., 1928-05-13
HOWARD MEET DRAWS
TWO STAR ATHLETES

Two crack eolored runners, William
Butler Of Geneva College, Beaver, Pa,
and Phil Edwards Of New York Uni
sersity viii be special attractions in the
Howard University national open track
championships. to be held May 30, In
the Howard stadium.
Butler who Ia being groomed for the
Olympic try-outs, 10 be held nj Boston
next month. In q spriater and quarter
miler, and Edwards In among the rank
Ing half-mllers Of the country II has
not been decided whether the pair will
hook ur In a 860~yard race or whether
they will run IN different competitions.
II they take part In separate events
their opponents will he given liberal
handloaps Ia insure geod competition,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
zULICk PUTS SHOT
FOR SOUTHERN MARK

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May i2,~~5eVen
new conference records were set and
en- old enc eaualed today In the sixth
annua! Southern Conference track and
field games. One Of the records was
establiehsd by Earl zulick Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland, when he heaved
the shot IS feet Ola inches. The for
sner record OF A. feet iois inches vas
made In 1923 by Beers, also OF Mary
land.
Lewis Thomas Of Maryland finished
second TO Kontz OF Georgia Tech In the
s40.yard dash.
Summaries:
i@0-YARD Virgin, Auburn.
fri; Pearson. Sarth CssFoiiils; se.e,,,d
TWo MILE. Rls--pfi.ehest. North Gsro.
Ina. first Underwood Tennsssea, seeond
.sss sea soalern l. t"aia,ea te das reeas si "dn DID
.fcord oi o.: also made hs fFltchett in
niscrs Tnnnw~~Ittpa, Y, r. l.. first.
('a,aliaa. third nisian,~ .iad ieet ~
od ,'s record r Gs'fs r., Galss"'s aehs. s.o ss'" as
ahS.n ''Atnsgm Si:,.!,s feosFa ...s rsss
vsn Eiler.. Georgia Teeh third. nsteace,
.6 feet q inches New Sauihafn f,0n,
ference fernrdl Old record uf ~ feet II ..
inches nrsdt BY Hamni 10 1877,
MILE RELAY RAfE~-~Ea anderllh. fret
.srnd; ,,, S"rth ~ - Gssn,,na na,sa snra
hcg 5sVES tr fsF'4ifs 1",s s ,'" eors,
I h. iAird bisisnee' ias lei iaehe.,
View southern canfereire reaonf, Old
s. ;ssGrs ',.d1., isf fs, Iss, ,a, .se'' made by
HtGH JtlMr~~MeD0asit North Carolina
STATE, frsi;. faher. Gepfata AM affalT /.
thlrd. Hclsh, feet 4 ln.hes ,,d ooas ,Ses y,
: feet II Z. inches made by shirley. L. y. u.
>" t40 Yarn DAsH-wKontz Georgia Tseh
hrst Thomas Hsrsiapn SECOND; George j.
: & ,h,td;. T.me. o.io g,1g, a,...
lnirI Di,tanae 4s feel -; ,nehns9.. .'rs .Srs
nlads IL tD.d by Hears Maryland, ~ feet
- 80 6t'i YARD siRDs DAsH~~uama, eeorsia Tech,
IT, thirdl Time. DID a.i0 itqueIs south.
ttfl conietenee record, made by Foster oi
LA $,x~EHTr,' 20 ..,S,s1 Sss@ y,.s., cs."
Saps rsIe ',vpIrlr nv TINS Gy os H. $m.oo
genner Genfela Sash, Georgia TEN and
F,edeee ai.fis.lno' 4 ..n,, Ill., 70, ,,'s ,ss'
Hs}ehl "A feel 3 inehas. Aev .s9nthsrn
t0utafenoe ree0rd Old ff5bfh ~ ~ feft
4. iuohes aiso heid by q Dell. lnt.7'
Evening star., 1928-05-13
JEFFERSON JUNIOR
HIGH GIRLS VICT0RS

jefferson Junior High girl track and
field athintea scoring 80 paints yeseef"
day, Aon the annual girls interlunlor
high meet held on the Sixteenth street
Reservoir Field before large gathering
The Jefferson girls, who are coached
by Miss Virginia Cullen. failed 10 score
In iasi seasons meet.
Hine was second yesterday with ! 81
p0inix followed by Columbia Win II.
Maefarland. 1927 winner ~, Langley
If. Powell. 10. and gtuart, 10.
Keen competition marked the meet
which Bas Gne of The most successful
tn the history ~ the annual affair
About 500 girls competed.
Dr. Tabecfa f;tGneroad, director Ol
EnyGiesi education for girls In ibe Dis
tfiHt sai19gsg supervised iiie meet sflf
officials we're these grade physical edn'
eaiien teachers Miss tiizaBeth Moisiff
Mia Caroline Rove, Miss Martha
Adkins and Miss Kennedy
Evening star., 1928-05-13
CAPITAL PINETTES
DEFEAT ORIOLES

ny defeating Baltimore Regent girls
last night at the Coliseum. i,h42 To
i.4si. In the second block OF their an
nual bowling match. Washington Ladies
League Stars were easy winners bY a
Gs-pln margin. Local pinfttes took q
4-pin lead last week at baltimore In
the opening block.
Franklin OF the visitors and Marjorie
Bradt of the local team Tied for high
game with iIs each. The visitors piled
up a42 In their first game, appeared
certain 10 win.
Following the match members OF botn
teams were guests, along with bowlers
and officials of Washington Ladies.
League and Recreation Mems League, OF
Harry Carroll At banquet AT
Schneider's restaurant. ...
Final block results
Evening star., 1928-05-13
G. U. Runners Sweep $50 Event
To Tie With Navy in Dual Meet

oNE.MiLE mrs -wnn by Hennes.y
'sed.rARn' pbsssH-won wv = br aso o'sh.a. George
town: Price, Navy. sefund: Jacobson. Navy
.''fs To- y.aRRbf .ni1H HuRnLEs--woa b,
Lloyd, Navy X, Ielstrom, GeorTetown. sec
" "4s0.YARn nAsH-~~ won by ~ Howell. navy
Gnrman. tsrorgetown. see0nd: Bfincr Navy
third Time. U;5l $40
EMILE RItN~~Karfer, Nichols and Lin
nert Navy tied for first Time tn:"t a-1n
2.n-YAHn Low HuHDI.Fs-~Won b,
Lloyd Navy. Williams, Navy. second: X
jelstroma Georgetown. third. Time
Ss0.vARp RuN--won hv German
Geeraetown; Miatcnd. GEORGETOWN. se@ona
iIuIlinaaer, seefzfsown. third TINE
FIELD EVENTS.
HIGH JrMp~~wan hs Sexton George
town BaldauH. Nj teake and White. Navy
Tied for seeond Height. 4 fcft II ~ inches
BROAD JtMP--~Won ny Farrell George
town tohnspu Navy. second: strohbehn
POLE VAtiLT-Wnn hy Wbfs. Navy
HriGhi ! : feet II Inches. Academy resnrd
suIFTFsTw-~Wnn ny Adalman. Geufgetown'
seAlpn, feorgRt0Wnr efaud. Cook. Navy
third Distance, ~ feet.
DlsCt!S~~Woa ht sexton. Georgetown
wilson Navy soesud. Adeintan, Georgetown
third. nistapce, i.a feet . inches.
JAVELIN~~~Wan by Hines Geargetawn
Winlwau, Georgetown, seennd. Ellis. Navy
third Distance ] = feet So inches.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
D0WNES, YOUNG, STICK
WITH FREDERICK CLUB

FREDERICK, Md. May l2.~~Bnb
polan. youthful Washington sandint
hurier, who has been seeking lob WIN
ths local Blue Ridge League Club, was
among those handed their releases by
Manager Joe Neptune. Leonard Downes
and Iierbie Young, washington boys
vl!l be IN the local iine-up Tuesday
whan Martinshnrg is met mere N inc
opening game. Downes, former Mary
land School for the Deal star athlete,
Is . pitcher. and Herhte Young will
saaln cavnrt In the outneld, where he
played for Msrtinhburg the past Two
seasons.
All teams In the league will open the
IA I,,paisn Tuesday For the flrst time
m ihe IA years history Of the circuit.
two teams viii he owned by private
Interests. The o.. Louis Cardinals re-
Gently purchased the Waynesbor0 Club
and Raynof Lehr now owns tho Hasersv
town Hubs, Other clubs are operated
by their respective communities.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
BRIDGEWATER WALL0PS
AMERICAN u. NINE, 42-0

IfAHRIEOsEUnD, Va, May 4 ~
ErlegfWstef set new Virginia record
for scoring when the Eagles nine
slaughtered the American University
tf,assfs of Washington, ~ 10 o. Eight
fen runs IN the fret inning started
EfidgeWatef OF on Its rampage
The Eaairs eiGnied ~ safe hits and
took advantage nf half ihet many er-
gofs by the epp0s.tjgn Capt Gppp led
tne attack with six saietifs. while Pence
and Adams each fpiieelRd five. Amefsr
esn University got biit two hits. oue a
dfglisis by Ecniofa,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
|W|NSA DOUBLES,
/ THEN DEFEATS ABE
Shares Team Triumph With
Washburn-Speed Tells
in Singles Tilt.
~ NORRIS WILLIAMS. former
Davis cup player. starred at
the Chevy Chase nets yestef-
\s day capturing the singles and,

Il Ne day capturing the singles and.
paired with Watson wash
burn, the doubles title as we'll In the
annual invitation tennis tournament.
Tonic Abe. champion of Japan, fell
before williams superior stroking in
, the singles. O.. SIS. 81, while the
Williams-washburn team scored over
Abe and Frank Shields of New York to
retain the doubles crown won last year.
Five eruelling sets tense with thrills
and close scoring were required to re-
crown the doubles champions at ST,
SIS. 6--3, s-6. Ga. The large gall
lery which turned out was repaid by
an exceptionally brilliant exhibition OF
volleying, and the matching of keen
wits in court generalship, as the Jap
anese star and his young partner made
their courageous fight against the
Williams -Washburn combination than
which there have been few more verSed
in strategy on the American courts.
Frequent bursts OF applause punctuated
the spectacular exchanges which fea-
tired the play.
Doubles Well Fought.
Abe and Shields took the opening
Set at ST and brccZad through the
second, dropping but three games. but
%c1t NAleCke0 oy the cHaWploIaS AT tnis
point and forced to concede the next
three. 6-3. S-6. Ga. The high light
of the match came in the fourth set
when the invaders stood within few
points of match at 5-4. williams and
Washhurn speeded their attack at this
potnt and pulled out of the hole, fol-
lowing their 3--6 victory with q quick
cleanup in the final brace.
williams showed too much speed for
Abs in the opening set of the titular
singles struggle. but the Japanese found
his feet in the second and turned the
tables to win easily at 6--3. williams
then ran out the third at 6--l. Both
players showed the effects OF their
lengthy doubles battle in a perceptible
slowing Of pace.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
cU3Uf2tN NET LEAGUE
ORGANIZING FOR YEAR

fy~*efssz 1'aYesx ~ Wr1ds3dee. Mount
ysp'sstNr f~1 - h@y eG10n1uujfies in tilsa
e.tstfg5 ste tn&|te1 fs attend y meeting
- 10 hs'S He#f Ta@&dsp night sl 4
,ssstn~k r. the flau3e of fsnhsTs r..
Yslryssa 5s6S "vsnty~fcuYth street
rstyTs s4ef&9 70 Hfasn5za team Ind
zaazk@ sslgFs ~ eftesgl franchise In
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Evening star., 1928-05-13
SPENCER BREAKS WORLD
MARK FOR 400 METERS

N3s tAs hasfss8Ht&6 F&ff&
gTGAFf9taD aTADIGM Calf NAY
" .neggHs Spencer, brilliant Stan
f4ga fBf,utaT. oFoxe inf world fhfaTc
II the ~ meter race llfre to-day pllsH
~ etseo fYef fhe distance ~ ~ seeofds
Tst four ~iAGttls ot Il s@Gpfla better tian
re time mace by Ted Mfffcnfl IN
1919 Tie fyeat WsE en* ~ tias u. A
Olympic genes tfy91ts,
hnotpef world FeGogd #ss fahSlled
st4er 8wene" I1fss't3f'f sen Ffalielnao
1lErggte Elg0. fanfs 9$ff tf* io~nifssf
gssa ogfaps hi i4xs5 aefonda. iglnR
So unsfk psle III 1920 by II, j.
f1h0w9scbs
Evening star., 1928-05-13
CHARLOTTE HALL NINE
WINNER OVER EMERSON

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md. May Ia
Charlotte Hail'a base ball team took
tho measure nj Emsrs0n Institute of
Washington. IL 10 o. here this afternoon
The winners counted ak runa In The
third inning 10 take the lead which
they held all the way, EnsrAon rallied
CALAMITY In the eighth but was
checked after scoring six taiileg
Gronin Howard aud Atkinson led the
yletore et bal with Phelps and David
son doing most of the lasefs' stiekworh
Evening star., 1928-05-13
FRENCH BUILD STADIUM
FOR DAVIS CUP DEFENSE

~ the Assotlaied Pfess,
France has its Forest Hiils and Vim
bledou nj last, The Davis Cup did H.
Paced With the responsibility OF de-
Tending IL the French decided 10 put
up tennis stadium worthy OF the
high honor,
The stadium, which 10 Frenehmen
viii be known ~ this Roland csatrns
PARK In honor of a hero of French aviv
alton, In nov being completed about
500 yards outside The limits Of Paris.
II seats i0.252 persons.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ST. MARKS ROLLERS
TOURNEY LEADERS

with st. Marks Of Lutheran Church
Duckpin League leading as the result
of the first block scores, champion
teams Of North Washington and East
Washington Church, John Marshall and
Lutheran Leagues will meet In their
accond block matches Tuesday night at
King Pin No. / alleys The final block
will ba rolled Friday night at coneen-
tion Hall The team scoring the high
est pinfall for nine games will be de-
ciared the church league champion of
the District
st. Marks i.b77 set In the frat block
was % pins better than that of Pet
worth Baptist OF North Washington
League,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ANACOSTlA EAGLE NINE
LOSES TO BOILING FIELD

Boiling Field Airmen collected 10
hits off Buckncr yesterday, while Nc
Caughey yielded but to win ovar Ana
costa Eagles, 10 to 2,
Neid McCauehey and Rhodes hit
timely for the winners. Stevens led the
losing batsmen.
Score by Innings:
Boiling Field. ......t ! q x-~ia
Anaanstia Eagles u | . q q q o. >
Battctiss: Mataughey and wan.rsghl; !;
Huckner and fimmons.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
COL 0NIAL GOLFERS BOW
TO PENN STATE, 4 TO 2

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, May IA
The Penn State golf team won its first
match Of the saasan today fram ueofae
Washington University. 1 tn 2, The
visitors were able 10 win but nne of
the twnaome matches and had The hest
ball In one inuraome by ! up, Ffitah~
man ot Penn state and ahnrfy the
visitors star, had the best medal senses
With IT'S. Penn state took one best ball
foilrsome \ and z,
The summary
hunting fAiaiei iefeatsd Cole fMaAhins,
toni aHd | shasrs Nv ashiesinnl aslsai
Ell Hewitt tRlatai Il aud All Ffllehman
lstAtsi. defeated Alexander tWash!nglnhi
y aud paHanrlnA Alalnl Debated Heron
tNasAink toni, 4 and 3,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ST. ALBAN'S RACKETERS
LOSE TO PENN CHARTER

PHILADELPHIA. Pa May IL The
1T. Ahan's sehoni Of Washington, y, IT,
tennis team was a guest OF Inc Fenh
Charter Junior netmen aauad this attef~
noon nj Queen Lane and In their team
matches lost to the locals by a a"tn~'
score.
slnsleAvresnsnaier frenn Charter defeat
oil Train tat Alhan'si u-%~n u - Nufh
Pam Charter defeated llan'nee9e. e9.s,. ~ ,nsi A.
ierl defeated isaland ~, Aieahs' h~~~a'
81, =,
nouhles ~vtrana and Hancock ~ "a. A.
iari. ese-N. Hs~H, NJ skfnner. aud Ghls,,
mau lrenn lhattet hataatra Heand ana
3i Hnrd ISL Aihan's, I'D. the~~As
Evening star., 1928-05-13
ARMY MEDlC0S BEAT
WAR COLLEGE NINE,7.5

Army Medical Center nine turned
SIX his into Z runs Yesterday and de-
faated Army War College, 7 10 q,
Ragged fielding IN The 6l0aing innings
apelied defeat for The losers -Four runs
In the eighth sewed up the issue for
Army Medieah,
par IrlieEe tt.44I Y i = 10
MFalfsI FenieF ~. y y q ka~s 7
nsiisyissxe Naadt, Hrahnmsf Mnars and
Tsssasj WlthsTs hlFssk, hsll end LoAs,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
OLIVER DEFEATS QUINN.

bAEHViLI.E, Tenn, Msy ~ H').--
John Oliver III Georgia, playing through
hls fifht Southern Conference golf
tournament. took Individual hnnaFs
today by winning The crown watts
Gums took iaat year from his team
mate Dave BLACK. by up and = 10
pIsy.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
GEORGETOWN u. NINE
BEATS NAVY IN 10TH

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May l9.-George-
town won from the Naval Academy
here this afternoon In 10 innings to 8.
With the score standing to 2, each
team scored four In the ninth. George
town won In the tenth, when Smith
was safe on Millican's error and scored
on McLean's double.
Evening star., 1928-05-13

Naval Academy ended In stale
mate. each team scoring So points,
Before the final event, the half mile.
the Navy led by points and the
visitors took all three places In that
event to finish on even terms.
Georgetown excelled In the sprints and
weight events. The Navy In the hur-
dies and distance races. Georgetown
took nine hrsts. Ave seconds and three
thirds, the Navy. five hrsts. nine
seconds and eleven thirds.
A great mite race was run between
Henneasy. Georgetown, and urquhart
OF the Navy. The former led by 25
yards. 200 yards from the finish, but a
fine sprint by the Navy man put him
on even terms near the finish II ccst
too mu,h. however. and he dropped q
Yard at the end
The Summaries.
Naval Academy. Ga. Georgetown Uni
Yetaltg. 63 x......,
inn,YARD nAaH--Won ny fnnnefs,
fseotgetuwns johnson, Navy, snennd. dafhb'
sun Navy third. Time aslb .-id.
Evening star., 1928-05-13
GTAuNTOH BEATS TECH.

sTAUHTOh, Va. Nay II fAauns
Ton Military ACADEMY bate ball team
dsfestAd Technical High to-day, 3 10 4.
In 4 AsF1sioslghi. thinning saAsss
Evening star., 1928-05-13
JAFPE SELLING INSURANCE.

irving .Iaffe. United States Olympic
skater, hes bseoide Ais insurance agent
IA Brooklyn,
Evening star., 1928-05-13
WOMEN IN SPORT

ends of the field several times in the
final quarter
Sally Chesser captalncd the Juniors
and Lillian Breckinridge the Seniors.