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Evening star., 1928-05-14

over War College, and Medical Center
rallied late to best Clover A. c.. IL
to 10.
Georgetown A. c., st. Mary,s CeIsics
and st. JoSeph'S mines remained unde.
feated in A unlimited ranks. G, A. C,
easily defeated AddiSonS, Is to S: st.
Joes came from behind TO lead Mary
land A. c., 8 TO 7; ST. Mary's con-
quered A., 3. & w. BuSmen, 70 o:
Jewish Community Center banged out
an l1-to-6 win over Woodbridge: Sham
rocks fell victims 20 Dreadnaughts.
to 10, and Petworth A. c. surprised
with a s-to-6 win over Chevy Chase
Bearcats.
In senior ranks, D. j. kaufman and
Auth teams are the only undefeated
aggregations. The former stopped Holy
RosarvS yesterday. IL to 8: ArthS
suothered Aztecs, 13 to 3; T. T. Keanes
finished strong to best Brown & Wood,
IL to 5. and Palace rallied IN the final
frame to beat Hartfords. IL to II.
BY winning yesterday Montruse, Co
rsnthians. Brookland Boys Club and
Jewish Community Center mines are
tisd for the lsadershlp 0f the junior
class. The Collegians fed before Mcnt-
rose, 8 to II: Congress Heights dropped
q 4-to-5 decision to the Hebrew lads:
Lindberghs were Corinthians victims.
5 to z: Calhcuns dropped q I2-to-13
verdict 10 Brookianders: AFillers broke
into the win column with 6-to-2 tri-
umph over Standard Arrows and Aces
conquered HadleyS, s to z.
Vic Sport Shop and Lincoln Post
teams are tied for the lead In Section
A. American Legion division. Sam
Rices, Alexandra Post and Tank Corps
outfits are deadlocked for the lead in
Section B Of that division.
Vic Sport shop lads routed PlanshyS.
i9 70 ?. yesterday; Lincoln Post disposed
OF Woodsides. IL 70 2: Corinthians shut
out Mercurys, 10 to o. Puwhatans won
from Standards. to i.
In section B Tits. Sam Rice nine d.
feated Corinthian Tigers. IL 10 5: Ket-
leys took an S-tss-4 verdict over RuSsaGs,
70 4, and Alexandria PoSt buried PARK
vice. 20 to g.
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FAIRFAX MEET is WON
BY ELoRlS HIGH SCHOOL

yA1SrA1, Va.. Nay - {Srss.s-.) $500
w.s aa-ua, @s.5 day are s=1c2 .s.sst c.
.l.s FAIRFAX County I:gA Ses:ool Az
lstic Association, on the grounds Q. The
Fairfax County Fair Association. re-
suited In an overwhelming victory for
the athletes of the FloriS Agricultural
High School. which relied up total of
70 points. Mclean High School, with
81 points, ranked second. and Herndon
High School third, with q total of 20
points.
For the first time, the association
presented 10 the winning team a small
individual cup. which win be the
schools permanent possession, and
medals also were awarded 70 the hidt-
vidual boys and girls scoring the largest
number OF points. Among the boys,
Rohey Of FloriS ranked first. with INA
points: Atkins OF Oakton and Cheek of
Herndon, with IL points. tied for Sec
ond place, Among the girls. Andrews
of Floris ranked first. with iSA points,
OF Floris ranked first with t3t. points.
Downey Of Mclean, second, With lO4.
poiats, and tiesSick 01 FioTIS third, win
9tt points
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By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ESET in the hostile haunts of
- the ferociouS Cubs, John Nc
Graw'S New York Giants have
L. Welded the National League
leadership to the Cincinnati
Reds.
Jack Hendricks crew moved up to
the head Of the class yesterday by de-
feating the hapleSs Phillies, IL TO 4.
while the Giants were losing their sec
ond game in q row to the Chicago
Cubs. to S.
The Reds gained their victory by the
simple expedient of making II hits on
three Phil pitchers. Carl Mays pitched
well after the first inning, when the
Quakers scored three times. Critz was
credited with three of the Reds fve
stolen bases. 1t was the Pills ninth
straight defeat
Jackson's Errors Hurt.
Three errors BY Travis Jackson sent
the Giants down to defeat at Wrigley
Field in a wild game that marked the
Cubs eighth straight victory. Buncheo
hits and two errors by Johnny Butler
gave the Giants five runs in the third.
but Blake relieved Bush and stopped
the McGrawnen IN their tracks there
after. faunnig seven The Cubs soon
oyercane the invaders lead and Blake
was credited with his fourth straight
win of the year.
Az BROOKLYN the Dodgers broke q
five-ganae losing streak by beating the
Pittsburgh Pirates. 10 5. Burleigh
Grimes went the route for. the losers
despite the fact that he walked six.
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GIANTS HALTED BY CUBS:
REDS TAKE LEAD In RACE

made a balk, a fielding error and al
lowed II hits. Jim Elliott held the
league champions helpless until the
seventh, when his own inability to md
the plate sent him out Of the game In
favor of Clark.
The Boston Braves ended the Cardi-
nails six-game winning streak with q
6-to-3 verdict at st. Louis. Rich
bourg's homer and double accounted for
four Boston runs. Genewich pitched
well. except for the fifth inning, when
all the opposition runs were scored.
one-Hit Game for Uhle.
George Uhle turned in one-hit
pitching classic at Cleveland as the In
dams downed the Philadelphia Ath-
letics for the second day in a row,
2 to O. Only % men faced the veteran
Cleveland twirler. Cochrane doubled IN
the second inning, but was left there
when his teammates could not solve
uhle's puzzling slantS. Later in the
game Uhie issued pass to Boley--tlle
only one he gave--but the AS short
stop was Snuffed out in double play.
Eddie Rommei allowed only five hits,
but a Wild pitch enabled Cleveland 70
get one of its two tallies.
Four singles, a base on balls ana a
sacrifice fy gave the New York Yank-
eeS four runs in the first inning ana
the champions coasted on TO win from
Detroit 4 TO 2. Pennock gave the
Tigers seven hits one Of them q homer
by Henry Rice In the sixth. KOenig got
four hits and Ruth three.
Boston and st. Louis had an open
date
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FORT BENNINGS P0L0lSTS
ARE LIKELY TO PLAY HERE

Il arrangements Cen be made tns
asala team Of tias Fort Beunlngs, CFs.
Infantry s3cnooi viii ctnie here % eof3-
pete in the high and loN goal tougna-
Tnents 20 be staged about June by tn
War Department Polo Club
Maj. George q Patton, cap. ain OF te
Army junior championship polo teaA
.eft to-day sos Mitchell Field. Ioa
Island, N. y, where the team viii be
GIN assembling tomorrow.
member ai last years Army junior
team was here today en- route to Mitchell
Field.
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BUNI0N DERBY MOVES
TO ASHTABULA TODAY
By the Associated Press.


ARROWHEAD, Ohio, May 1.-THE
Pyle Blister Brigade had their eyes to-
day on AShtabula. IS miles eastward.
the seventy second control Of the trans
continental derby.
Andrew Payne, Oklahoma youth, who
returned TO the leadership of the race
Friday. plugged on at the consistent
pace that has characterized his per-
fornance through the 2.S04 miles from
Los Angeles with an elapsed time of
463:9S.22.
John Salo, Passaic, N. J., second to
Payne in the official record, blazed the
trail from Elyria Sunday through Cleve-
land traffic in 7:i3:34. thus cutting
down the Oklahoman's margin by 58
minutes, In 7:45.So. Third came Mike
Joyce, Cleveland Irishman. in 7:4S 80.
Joyce was the recipient OF stable
purse here.
Tomorrow the runners viii move from
Ashtabala TO Erie, Pa.
Harry Sheare. 49-year-old Alaska
musher. who was among the frst IS.
was struck by an automobile east OF
Elyria and was taken to hospital.
where 1t was feared he had fractured
skull.
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- TX more games here. including that
scheduled for today, and the Ma
tionals viii pull up stakes for q
~ months tour OF the remainder
Of the American League. After
battling with the Indians next Sunday,
the Clan Harris viii appear In Clark
Grififh Stadium but once before juno
10. They have q Sunday date here with
the Athletics on May ~.
While away, the Nationals VIII visit
Philadelphia, Boston and New York in
order. then swing through the Western
sector.
Manager Harris changed his lineup
again for the second tilt Of the set with
the White Sox Bluege, who left Satur-
days engagement after he had finger
maitreated by Pitcher Al Thomas Of
the visitors, learned later when an X
ray was made that bone In the digit
had been chipped. With the regular
third sacker out of order. ellis was
shifted To the far corner and Harris.
still nursing injuries, returned 10 piay
at secccd b2ce.
RS s-.aeI5 combination .s:-ct.o-s1
vel, Vars playing e. eSEsc.2....y goGc
g2.-e 2-og-c ts.e keystc1s. Ie tcoE RE
care of eight chances. A. bat, be got
two bsngies In five efforts. Harris left
foot ssiIl LIS exceedingly sore. but he gets
around In spry manner at that
Beth Bob Reeves and Goose Goslin
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MARYLAND, C. U. MINES
IN GAMES TOMORROW

Two college base bali teams of the
local group have engagements tomor-
row, one at home and the other away
University OF Maryland Is to enter
tain Virginia Military Institute at Coi-
lege Park and Catholic University,
which has completed its home schedule
is TO engage Delaware at Newark.
Neither the Old Liners nor the Cardi-
nails have shown great deal on the dia-
mond this Spring, but both have done
somewhat better IN recent engage
mentS.
A base bah game was the lone COM
petition listed for collegiates today, but
1t was attracting considerable atten-
ton, as 1t was to bring together George
town and the colorfnl and clever nine
representing Keio University of Japan,
at the Hilltop.
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TEXAS LEAGul
MICHIGAN HAS GRIP
ON TITLE IN BIG TEN
BY The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 14.---with Michigan
virtually assured the title, the Big Ten
base ball race this week will revert into
a battle for second place.
Rated by many as the best Confer
ence team In . decade, Mieiaigan asa<
creased its leadership last week by win
ming four games, including a double
header with Illinois at Urbana. The
Wolverines, who are also leading the
Conference In hitting, have won eight
games In row. Three games remain
on their schedule.
Indiana and Iowa. who are tied for
second place with four victories and two
defeats each, are to meet keen compe-
tition this week Indiana has two games
with Purdue at Lafayette tomorrow and
one with Chicago Saturday. while Iowa
is to play q double header with Illinois
at Urbana Saturday. Illinois, co-charn-
pions with Iowa last year, dropped from
tie for second place TO triple tie for
fifth place by losing Saturdays double
bin to Michigan.
This weeks schedule.
Tuesday Wisconsin at Chicago. In
diana at Purdue tdouhle~ header.
FRIDAY Michigan at Northwestern,
Chic Gtatc zt Minnesota
Saturday -- AT..ci...g2.. &C Wisconsin,
Northwestern &c Purdue: oasc State e.
Minnesota: -:.1.a..a zt Ca.cago a:a
lows ~ 1a.rc!s l4ouSls-AeS6e-).
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MACKS SHOWING POWER
In TUSSELS WITH WEST
Much Better in May Stand at Home Than on Foreign
Fields Last Year-Give-andTake Milling by
Western Clubs May Benefit Giants.

is the better staunchness Of the BostN4
Red Sox now that Gerber Is playing
shOrtstop. He may not be the Gerber
of old, who was always on the verge Of
being a member of a championship
team and ready to do his part. but he
Is fast enough to give confidence to
Regan, sturdy sort Of second base
man, who hasn't been able to get he
credit that is his due because he hasn't
been well supported.
Giants Watch West.
In the National League the Giants
probably will be found doing per-
centage tango about as they did on
May Is, 1927, unless the Chicago Cubs
succeed IN knocking them entirely into
horizontal position.
There is an altogether different as
pect to the remainder of the league.
The Western section has proved that is
is the strong section. but Cincinnati
has been leading Last year Cincinnati
was hopelessly out of 1t even as early
as May 15-a dismal trailer and with
the sourest bunch Of followers, for 1t
was apparent enough to any base ball
fan that Cincinnati had dispensed With
its best strength. like a prodig2te
throwing his Sheckels to the winds.
1t will be give-and-take IN the West
ern half Of the National League al
season. and through that giye-and -taks
New York may profit. 1t is the great
hope Of the Giants.
The st. Louis Cardinals. by control
ling the Rochester club OF the Inter-
national League, have STRENGTHENED
themselves by snrewd trading To- such
an extent that the Cards may get into
the lead one Of these days There was
wonder as to what the Cards would do
with O'Farrell. their star catcher, gone.
They must have known that they could
get Jimmy Wilson from the PhilIies.
The Giants got O'FarreIl, but on the
whole the Cards got all the better OF
the recent player manipulation.
fCopyriEht 1928
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Gs With Good Pitching Impressive Athletics Persist in Do
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

TINE middle of May dawns and
the Philadelphia Athletics are
dogging the New York Yankees
4 much closer than they did last
season. The exact number of
points doesn't matter, because it is evil
dent that the Athletics are doing better.
The National League situation at
this turn IN the race shows that the
Western section is the strong section,
with Cincinnati out in the lead.
Last year the Athletics did not have
their home field on which to play the
May series with Western teams. They
were out, West themselves. The West
didn't treat the Athletics we'll and they
began to founder somewhere between
Philadelphia and the Mississippi River.
Detroit is not playing as successfully
as expected and st. Louis is playing
better than expected, but both have
looked alike to Philadelphia. The West
ern club that is giving the Athletics a.
real argument is Cleveland. The
Yankees and the Athletics both have
lost game TO George Uhle, the Cleve-
land pitching ace. That brawny lad
has beaten the Yankees before and he
Is always a puzzle to them. This year
he seems to be more Of puzzle to the
Athletics than ever.
White Sox Lack Spirit.
The Chicago White Sox are away OF.
They are dead in spirit. The Sox
sooner or later will have to be given
the right kind of overhauling. General
opinion is that too many cooks are in
the making of the pudding to get it
ready for a celebration on the South
Side ground at Chicago.
Washington hasn't settled down and
can't settle down until it gets its team
in fit condition to play BAH. Goslin
apparently is in plight where every
little strain on his throwing arm viii
hurt him in the future.
The most important happening In the
Eastern half OF the American League
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SHIELDS DEFEATS D0EG
AT EDGEM0OR ClUG MI |

RaIllsng gallantlJ after losing the
frs tto sets. Frank Shields national
unior tGnnis champion, finally subdacd
J0hnny Es3eg, crack EaciAe Coast
rackcter. after a flye-aet match yefteF
DAY az Edgenaoor Cub. SnieidA won
the deciding Get, S-~5
Shields however. paired with poeg,
met defeat In doubles tilt that fol-
lowed at the hands OF Emmett Pare
and Gregory Mangin, crack George
town University players. The Hoya net
men won In straight sets at 6--2, Cd.
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of real class and fine duel Is expected.
Three diamond encounters. q pair OF
tennis matches and rifle contest
round out tomorrow's program. In the
other ball games Business and Catholic
Uniyeralty freshmen win meet at Brook
land. Dunham School OF Baltimore and
ST, Altar. s viii croes bats at st, AILan 3
a.ld Emerson and saplssepal vii clash
at Alexandria.
Tech and Central are ~ face il q
publA high schual tennis match a3ld
In the othQr net encounter Dauit ana
9onzaga viii try conclusions IN prep
school league match.
Eastern ana Central are earded 10
meet In the rifie match. champion
ship affair.
A bAl game and teams match were
the only attractions on today's card
Western and Georgetown Prep nines
were to meet mt Garrett Park In tha
diamond tilt, with Western and 81.
Adams facing on the latter's courts In
the net affair.
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BARNES AND DRAPER
DOWN WITH MEASLES

LOS ANGELES. Calf, May II tAa1.--
Capt. Lee Barnes, the University OF
Southern California's pole vault record
holder. end q sreinting tcauma'c,
Wsidar Draper arc doUn with the
measles. Srowese-, ES@1 Cromwell. gro-
ia. t-.@c... 1-5 sss.c cc1ct., s1pacsS thea.
to &c aba - Leave Friday eo- t.%e re-
t.onai tnserco!leg.atss St Cambridge.
Barnes hrs hssn IN bed for the las.
two days. while Draper, g. consistent
lG0-yard man ut . las seconds, was
taken Ill late Saturday after competing
In the meet at Claremont, Calf.
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Nationals Make Circuit Swing
After Six More Games at Home

we're out for practice yesterday, Reeves
gQsug through his first real workout
since hts left knee was put out Of COM
mission by a collision with Cehrig 0f
the Yanks. Bob withstoOd the ordeal
well and was to be out again today. The
Goose exercised the throwing arm that
has been all but useless 50 far this sea-
son. After the drill, the arm was sorer
than ever. Now Coslin win work out
only when permitted to do so by the
club physician.
Untn Muddy Ruel shows that he
really can throw ball, Benny Tate
will do the bulk Of the catching for the
Nationals. The club must have some
one behind the bat to hold the base
runners In check.
Buck Grouse was the only one Of the
White Sox TO nick Hadley for more than
solitary bingle. He singled In the
third inning and again in the ninth,
GieseM, Sensational new white ssag
at.cwttselcet, gave another fire exhibition
aae!c. After missing Tate's g.o,..deg q
ts.E start C the Seco-.@ s1SSg.6.., re
s.23. .oco beauty took eA-e o. seve-a. c.:-
act.lt chances
Hayes ard H@S!sy xvr7g w.cksc vs.
clubs against the Chicago hurlers. Each
of Hays three hits was sound. his last
being drive TO the angle back OF right
cHnter field that netted him three bases
Hadley banged single and a double
both 70 right field.
Two Of the three catches Barnes
made ir1 center were sparkling. The
shift from left fieid 70 the middle gar
zen certainly has benefited both Barnes
and the club.
With six more games to play, the Ma
tioflaIs this morning still had chance
To finish above 800 for this home stand
But TO do 50 they NEEDED TO take all six
games.
White S0x and Nationals were due TO
clash again this afternoon. LiSenbec
was apt to 60 for the home crew. with
BlanEenahip hurting for the Vigitura
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A GOOD SAMPLE
CHICAGO

Totals ,...........s 10 10 t8 - IL i
sRafted for Cox iu seventh inning.
$Ratted for Conaaily in ninth inniRg.
Chicago ......,. N02 q q q o. 3
Washington. L 4 o q o o I S--fn
Runs hatted In ellis. HAYES. HadIey. West.
Judee, Rarncs (21. MoStil. CtsseIt. Rice (2l.
TMo-hase hts--Mosttt, Iadley. Judge. Three
base htt--HayeS. Stolen haseS--tiSsei, Rice.
Double plaSs--Hadley TO Hayes TO Judge.
CisSeiI TO Hunnrteld TO- Clancy. Left on
haseS--Chic9go. :: WashinTton. Q. First
struck aut--By Connaiiy, /: hy Hadley, ,.
HitS--0m Barnake. q In 1 inning tn0ne out
in SecoHdl off Cox. In y innings: OF Con.
natty. = in innings. Hit hy pitched hall
---By Rarnahe tRarnesl. by Hadiey tClaneyl.
losing pftcher~-Barnahe. Umpires--Messrs.
Guthrie, Aldebrand and 0rmsby. Time of
xame--~i hour and - minutes.
Evening star., 1928-05-14


these dearest cf foes II always OF more
than usual interest whatever the sport
ia Whien tney may be competing. but
tnat tolacrTQs Is exceedingly important
tecaa Csc OF tins bearing Its result Is Ger.
tain to have on the public high scnooI
Daaa tail championship.
a. viii le the fourth eafles game for
Tech, which has won two and lost one
encounter. Fgr Central Il VIII b. the
second title tilt, tho Blue and White
ha ing trlumpned in itS one start. Tech
handiiy drubbed Western and Business
but bowed 70 eastern, 8 10 8. Central
saueezed out TO win over Western
in q thrilling ii-inning struggle.
Southpaws. pitching aces OF both
teams, are expected 10 be on the fiTing
line tomorrow. Tack Ensor probably
will start for Tech with Horace Duffy
on the Job for Central. Each Is hurler
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SYw xoRg.pENNsyLvANTA LEAGUE,
Wlliianaspart q York. o.
Harrisburg, L. Syracuse. a.
Scranton, z: Eimlra, o ito inningsl,
Bingharltnu, n Wtlkes-Rarre, 9
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS

BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN.
Batting-Kress. Browns, .4I2.
Runs--Ruth, Yanls, 29.
Runs batted in--MeuSeI, Yanks, rs.
Hits-Manush, Browns; III. Rice.
Tigers. 80.
Doubles--MeuseI, Yanks, I2.
Triples--E. Rice, Senators: Regain,
Red Sox, S.
Homers--Ruth, Yanks, 8.
Stolen BaSes-Barrett, White Sox, 6.
Pitching--Sheaiy, Yanks; Pipgras,
Yanks. won 5, lost 0.
NATIONAL.
Batting--Grantham, Pirates, .4S2.
Runs--FriSch, Cards, 26.
Runs batted in--Frisch. Cards, 81.
Hits-DOuthit, Cards, IS.
Doubles-Traynor, Pirates. I2.
Trtples--L. Waner, Pirates, 6.
Homers--Biss0nette. Robins. s.
Stolen bases--Frisch. Cards, s.
Pitehing--Lueas, Reds, won 6, lest /.
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B UNLIMITED MINES STAGE
ONLY ONE KEEN CONTEST

n ECTTON 3 unlimited mines of
Capital City League opened their
championship campaign yester-
- day, while section A unlimiteds,
seniors, Juniors and midgetS
were playing their second contests.
Douglas A. G. romped over AnacoStia
Eagles. Is TO s; Ross Council came from
behind 10 beat District Heights. 10 TO Z;
Auths hammered out a l3-to-2 win
Evening star., 1928-05-14

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo 6: Columbus 2.
Milwaukee,. II: Kansas City. Q.
Minneapolis, s: ST. Paul, 4.
louisville. a-l; indianapolis. o..
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GAMES TODAY.

Chicago Mt Mash'ion.
Detroit nj New York.
Cleveland at Phila.
sc. Louis at Boston.
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TNrERNarroNAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. Il: Baltimore. 8.
Reading. &: Buffalo. J.
Jersey City. T-ts. Toronto. ga.
Newark. S-a: Montreal. 1~S,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Houston. 6 Shreveport. /.
WBco. Z: Fort Worth q 10 inuInKsl.
Dallas. 4 Beaumont. 2.
San Antonio. .: Wichita Fails. o
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GAMES TnAIORRaW
PhIla, at Cincinnati.
y. Y. at Chicago.
lSkiSu. al Pittsburgh.
Russ0n at 1T. Louis.
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GAMES TOMRk ROW
Chicago at Wash.
1t. Louis at Isnsten.
Detroit at y. York.
Cleveland at T'hila.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays REsTl ~

n; Pittsburgh. q.
Jasissmtt, A.: rhlladelpisia. =.
'htfaEos ~ Nsa ess5, =.
sestc.. e; st. Iou;S. s.
S..N.a.NG @. THE F:.t.S
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GAMES Tt,pAY.

New Xurk at Chicago
lfns,on at st. Louis.
ehila. Rt clnelnhnti.
nkiyn. at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1928-05-14

~SECH and Central nine will come
To grips tomorrow In Central
Stadium In the headline attrac-
ton Of q big scholastic ath-
Ietic card here. A clash between
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CLUB BATS, FIELDS
IN FIRST RATE WAY
Nationals Show Worth Back
of Hadley'S Hurting in
Beating Chisox.
BY JOHN b. HELLER.

- TvEN fair pitching. this Wash
ington bali club will take
n deal of beating. Despite the
~ number Of players it has listed
aS cnSnaiS there still can be
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TECH AND CENTRAL MINES
IN TITLE TILT TOMORROW

of real class and a fine duel is expected.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington. 10. Chicago. s.
Cleveland. z: PhiiasieIphia, o.
New York. =; Detroit. =.

STANDING or rHE ci.prs.
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Buck Grouse was the only one Of the
White Sox to nick Hadley for more than
q solitary bingle. lie singled In the
third inning and again in the ninth.