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Evening star., 1928-03-03

bid Tor the 1920 tourney Ut the as,ocia-
tlOu at Baltimore.
A tournament date is open III the
local schedule the dates al June ~.
IA Is aud III having been set aside by
the District schedule makers for the
Middle Atlantic Association tourney. IN
case II II awarded Ia Washington
tllih
The een,ie of The Nnmens event tS
not knnnu although IT probably Viii 20
South. poahihly tn Norfolk.
District Golf Association IL to meet
Monday nisht nt the Racquet Clnh To
tnltiy tentative Arhetl,iic of events
prepared few days ago by the eNecu-
i've committee, nud ~ uiartthA other Ault
affairs ot local interest,
faittnks tar the nen'a putting TOUT
htY at the indnof arhnni nt MpNcia'
shop were announced today by A H.
Thorn, The instructor, ~ tnlloWa
George share taa, ~, Lolita hpangltt
t32>, Simon NNe tiui sa Leopold
Ffr,dhera tim. 4, u rafke tAal Va
NJ T. Nolan t1D. h u, ENethalt tAni
Va q, nj. uotdnn ta1t.
The frat round IN the tourney Is 10 he
played neAt week
H0rk trsek tatk. which Is undergo
hiN il cleaning ~ip ptnrtha. viii he upened
shortly altet Mutth TO- When the FAST
Potomac Paris uuti,he h aehaduett To
open Most AT the work At hnek Greek
hah been confined Ia cleaning out the
woods along ihe lalrWaya,
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WEALTH Of STARS
IN COLLEGE MEET
More Than 800 to Compete
and Records Appear
Likely to Fall.

Ry the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 3.--More than
300 athletes. the pick of the varsity
talent at % Eastern universities and
colleges. will compete for indoor laurcS
IN II tit,llar events at the annual track
and field championships of the Inter-
collegiate A. A. A. A.. at the l02d Engi-
nccrs' Armory. tonight.
In q special attraction. Lloyd Hahn
of the Boston A. A.. conqueror of Ray
Congcr and DR.. Otto Pcltzer in 4:l3
in the Knights of Columbus mile. will
try 10 Shatter two world indoor records
on the cight-lap banked intercollegiate
track, which Is considered the fastest
stretch of boards in the country.
Hahn will start against Pinkie Sober
Oliver Proudlock and Johnny Theobald
III an announced try for a new mark
at $50 yards. The record. | :54 3-5
held by Ell B. Parsons of Yale, was
set in a relay race at Buffalo "a years
ago.
The Boston flyer intends to keep on
to 1000 yards in an effort to wipe ont
rs we'll his world indoor standard Of
2.l2 As. Arrangements have been
made for sufficient array of official
timers to be- stationed at both the $50
and 1000 yard diStancc5.
Sabin NJ. Carr Of Yale, holder Of all
the world pole vault records. will at
tempt new height Of Ia feet inches
to beat his own mark Of ii feet !
inch. made last Saturday at the Ma
tional A. A. u. championships.
Jimmy Quinn of Holy Cross will br
watched closely in the 70-yard sprint,
which will call ont n fast field. includ-
ing Karl Wildermuth of Georgetown.
national indoor 60-yard champion for
the last two years. and Capt, Folwell
Of Penn. In his only previous Now
York appearance this Winter Quinn
cqualcd the world 60-yard record Of
& is seconds.
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DEMPSEY APPEARS
|. AS RICHARDS HOPE
Failure Of Aspiring Heayies
May Force Promoter
to Draft lack.
b tnc Asso~i4'rf Pfeas

BT the Asso~9'Hd Pfsas
NEW YORK, March 3.-Talk o.
drafting Jack Dempsey back AZ a chal-
lenger for Champion Gene TunneY Vas
revived today 18th a declaration from
Tex Pickard that his current ieavy-
weight candidates thus far nave failed
TO measure up 10 championship quality.
Although Tom Heeney gained ver-
dict over Jack Delaney In the first sec
ton of Pickards 8 double elimination bill,
the Madison Square Garden promoter
said the victory was not sufficiently I'M
p:casive TO land Iieeney the role Of chal-
icuger.
As DcmpGey Is slated 20 come East
for legal tuSSle with Jack Kearns. his
former manager, early next month,
Rickard stated ne would try 10 induce
tho Mana$sa maulcr TO return 70 the
ring
While reports we're circulated that
Derlp5ev would engage In lignt train
ing a. Crangeburs, n. Y. the former
champion az his residence in Los
Angeles denied he contemplated any
workouts. Dempsey said he planned a
trip TO Orangeburg only 10 visit friends.
Meantime. Richards pursuit Of suit
able opponent for Tumney Wiii be re-
! ne"ed in the JACK Sharkcy- johnny
RlSko 60 down for week from next
/ Monday. 1; the showing Of the prlnci-
/ pals Is outstanding Richard may decide
| 10 send the victor against Tunney in
June. Otherwise, the promoter SAYS ne
VIII conduct a final clash, pitting
Heeney against the winner OF the last
semi-fnal
MANY observers are inclined 10 the
belief that when all the rehearsals are
over Rlckard will have Dempsey In line
Tor third encounter with Champion
Tunney.
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Women in Sport

Junior and Senior second teams of
Western High School each scored an
other victory yesterday, in the inter
class series which frightened the knot
existing between the two classes for
first place.
Juniors defeated the Sophomorcs. "a
to 16.. Seniors scored over the Fresh
men. ia to 2, in game featured by
the work of Evelyn Inman. senior side
center. and the freshmen guards, Mary
Bach and Anne Reed.
Summaries:
Juniors ,:i. Position. Sonhomorrs q, :.
bor",hv rrobcy -. Janet Smith
Eiy Gno rH%nrEi 1"yh Jones rai.G iiH am,on lt"n
virS,nia t, shen4eld.. 'Flor"nce Hodres
Scoring Two ront@--~Hcarn 60. PRODIGY
fSl, Rcale 90. SmIth.
Seniors 90. Position. juniors f2l.
Xirsinia Stephenson. MarS ',"hnsinn u1;i or,
MarSaret % Rla"klstone C.. v,rginla campbell
Evelyn .!nm1n -....$ e.. Mary, J.. Colbert
Elizabr,h Iurdy ....G Anne Reed
Scoring: Two ponts~~Johnst"n 90 +,
Blackstone.
Additional reports Of the committee
for the Washington freethroY tourna-
ment show that the American Univer-
Sity toSSerS have no$ed out George
Washington for first place in the inter-
mediate team score and has earned
second place in the senior class. lin-
seating the Southern Athletic Club.
Members Of the American u. squad
who registered the five high scores made
the following reCordS--Out Of a possible
So Florence Fellows. 81: Elsie Ru2icka,
2a Betty ,1acobv, 27; Ethel Smith. 81.
and Martha Bricker. 81.
A complete report Of team and in
diyldual winners will be made Wednes-
day OF neNt week. These winners VIII
then yir for honors in the finals to be-
held at the Y. w. G.. A. Friday evening
First-place winners in each class also
will have their records filed with the
world free throw tournament committee
for comparison with scores OF competi
tors from other countries trying for
world records.
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FAST CUNTS WOULD CLIP
EAGLE BASKETERS' WINGS

Baptist I'll. Metropolitan IL. and Mount
Vernon 10. Gunton Temple l1.
A rally in the second half brought
victory for Pullman Props over st. Jo-
seph's five last night. 81 10 y.
Peck 4. &. courtmen added two wins
last night over ST PauiS and Nativity
Seniors. 1921 and 4N-@. respectively.
Scoring ss points. A. Carter paved
The way for Comets 6I-to-2 win over
PaFne School yesterday.
FRYE and Woodcock starred last nigh,
AS Live Y'crs defeated Tate& In the Y
gym. II TO IL.
Stanleys defeated Potomac Boat Club
cagcrs last night AT Central High gym.
81 To 25
NorthwestcrnS want 100 pound oppo-
ncntS, Call Potomac 1851
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Congressional Club Is i'm Line
For Nid-AtIantic Golf Event

T~llE hra' ot the tWo big sectional
goH meetings Of the year II 10
be held tonight NJ The New WI
lard Hotel, when some tWoNrnrr
delegates from member clubs ot
The Middle Atlantic Coll Ahhorlatinn
"iII Gfthcr In award two championships
and discuss general golf business
Every indication points To The award
nf The mrn'A championship of the nhbo-
rihtiun 10 fongfrahlnuni Country Club
WHICH held thr Wdmcns title event last
f'saI IN hiphly rtedltabe fashion aud H.
III iiue 'nr the mems tourney this year
along "itii Baltimore Country club
lhr latter club has waived i!s claim
Ia t1e niid Atlantic event intcndlng
also Ia abandon It's usual Auiiup inVi-
Ialinn tourney and concentrate all III
efforts on tie Two big prnIehaionni tu,It p
ness Ia he held over IN courses during
tht Ftat he Professional finifers A.
Frclhti0n championship aud the Mary.
land open
Congressional does not intend tu hold
ali invitation tourney Ia The Spring, hui
Wili renew Ia bid tni he Middle Allan"
tle championship and. IN view of IL
pli"r claim. probably viii he awarded
HIS event.
tnY hua1nl chairman of thu Coz
3ttaaInnal nuit coiilitlee, probably viii
be elected president III iin Middle Al
lhnitc association
A, T. tatfphel IT,, and Robert h itrl-
kHap, dfieRalea from Baltimore ioumlt}
Club. hafe been Instructed ~ put IN d
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NctticS III the AlcSallufla AftuUfN
at 3 30 O'Clock. TommOrrow afternoon
at O'Clock one Of the strongest con-
tenders for the crown. Bonds Whrl-
winds. will be met IN Congress Heights
gym.
Eagles have defeated the Ccitirs once
but have not met the Whirlwlnds this
season Woltz Photographers are also
TO be met In the battle to retain the
title.
Boys club Celtics and Optim'$t qliutS
will meet on their gym floor tonight to
decide the winner Of the senior division
title. starting at o'clock.
4 schedule for the South Atlantic
tournament will he drawn up immedl-
atfly after the close Of entries tonight
Players will weigh IN on Monday and
Tuesday. Play starts next Friday.
Woodsidr 4. 4, casers rompcd away
with n 528 triumph over District Bank
tossers last night. Vic krey and his
son Paul scored Mt VIII.
Capprlii's shooting aided CoSmopiitans
In winning over Takoma A. e. Quint
last night. 3 To ii.
Centcnniais scored freely IN defeating
Clarendon All-StatA last night. 70 Ia "a
Gamrs In Junior Church League last
night resulted ~ follows. y NJ G. A.
Juniors -, Western Props IA; Calvary
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LEADERS IN BIG TEN
IN GAMES TONIGHT

CHICAGO, March : H'i. JWo Of the
litle -chaGing basket ball squads Of The
Western Conference, Indiana aud WIS
cnn&)n. battle before the home tnikn to-
night against determined opposition.
Indiana entcilanH Michigan. the
team which has swept through It's IL
cent opposition Ike 81 landslide,
Wisconsin has IoNa 30 iacc at Mad
son. Hilh Yirf0ry absolutely necessary
10 Keep the Badgers IN The running
Fnrdue and Indiana are tied tor the
lead, With Wisconsin Just n step behind
Indiana has only one game remain
Ing after tonight Willie Purdue and
Wisconsin have Two contests next Mrtk
u trtfId out the ffh@0n schedule OF
~ games
fhi"aR1 The second division leader
looks fpr yiCtnrp 0Vcr the drmufaIiEcd
iilinI ~ btbana tonight II Il The iaat
gan'r II the year fpr thirDgo
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Higgins Picks Reserves.

ST PETERSBURG, Fla, March 3
~. Gene Robertson and I~o DIrochcr
today appeared u be likely re5erViSta
for the Yankees inHcld
Manager Miller Huggins announced
that Dugan would start the season Il,
MS oiG station on third. While robert
son would be shifted 10 second in iho
event Tony Lazzer! failed 10 pat in ap-
pfstaEcf.
Ban" Ruth aaid he would r. ready tf
start training with the GgIaf next
JUr8caJ
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MISS RYAN WINS TWICE,

MONTE CARLO. March ; tn
Ei2abeth Ryan Of San Francisco, the
only woman tennis player. won twice
Yesterday. In the quarter nnal Of the
Woman's singles she defeated Miss
sanders of England, 90, 4~f. d
fhtted With Miss q r. Strfry ct Eng
land MiA> Ryan IN The doubles Quarter
finals defeated without the loss q! a
game the Misses Young and Green,
British PLAYERS.
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Eiankenship Hits Homer.

SHREVEPORT. La. March 3 H'). .--
The first home fun of lhr sea&on on the
White SOz score card was made in The
Spring practice yesterday By Pitcher Ted
HtaHkens1tp. I'D Walsh, the American
League star u 70 yeats ago aud now
"a" s. pitching roach, WaH IN the box
MaEa9cr 3chalk announced that the
'%G-a day Wa"tict sessions would be
fDiit!AuFd into one bong workout, by
fAF;T2 Incn Heryed a. the pafk with II
snort rest and Il lecture following The
NurH nplF.
h;Df Berg io'mrr Princeton shoriatoli
Istpn tie .s"x made into a catcher, re-
ItAtff ycate!day
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PSYCHIC BASE BALL
NOW COMES ALONG

I'"1r hati l. brtna played hcte to-day.
lilFld Dlt uJid pthrr WiHtt4 conditions to
tbr thtttiafY upt Notwithstanding u II not
lie "iit0d0H iYpe al The tilntnnud paat~
Dtne. bat iisYrhir hos" bhIl nn iHdnn,
gam" ida Ped VitH cards
II r. being iuttndurtd here aud h rcr
ported atoualug u deal III interest ~ IL
iInA ~ Vhtiolia other cities and towns.
EtnbtiR is explaining lhe game
"a bIFh brRaUjZni infle nHd other HfDuph
here hiin starting leagues Tie past lime
infludea ePffY play and possibility II
The game eXrept ihe foul ball 1t ic-
qhireE cplisjdet able ucutal skill
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ELEANOR GOSs WINS

PALM BEACH. Fla. March 3 p
Eleanor GoSS. fifth ranking woman ne.
star ot the United States. captured one
leg on the famous ROYAL Poinciara
trophy here when she turned back Clare
CasSel. New York. in the final OF the
annual Florida wonans championship
tournament. 81. IS. 81.
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Robins Have Many HurIers.

CLEARWATER, Fla, March 3 LT), -
With a dozen pitchers. Manager Robin
son Of Brooklyn is concentrating on his
hurting talent to carry on the perform
ancc Of last years staff. which was
considered one of the best in the league
Seven regulars from the last campaign
are on hand. namely. Vance still un-
signed. McWecney. Petty. Elliott, Ehr-
hardt, Doak and Clark
The Ave newcomers arc Koupal Rob-
lnson. Ropp. Williams and Danforth.
Ray Moss another rookie, Is recovering
from tpnailitiS.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

AUGUSTA. Ga, March L0. Andy
Cohen and Mel OFT arc rivals for the
Job Of filling the gap at second base for
the Giants.
Manager McGraw has BEEN keeping
Cohen on the sack In practice. but at
the same time OFT. who observed his
nineteenth birthday yesterday. is also
considered as a possibility.
Jim Welsh has reported to the Giants
and Is covering the outficid.
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Team Standing
VIRGINIA LEADS AT BOXING.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March 3
IF).-Firgin.a had slight lead ovsr
North Carolina today az the sem:-fnal
stage Of the Southern Conference box
ing tournament which will be concluded
tonight. The Cavaliers. champions Of
the ring last year. placed six boxers in
the semi-fnal round. while five North
Caroiinians battled their way into n.
limellght.
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CENTRAL'S TOURNEY LOSS
ENDS SCHOOL COURT PLAY

Central swimmers handily defeated
Calvert School mcrmcn Of Baltimore in
the Central tank Yesterday. ~ to 90. It
was the second victory Of the season
for the Blue and White fish over the
Baltlmoreans. The locals lost but one
event. King won two events for the
Columbia Heights natators. with Hickey.
Gather. Wiley, Varela and Lyman also
doing we'll
Summaries of the meet follow:
.on,'ard reIs,--W[on3 ~ Central 'Hlgkev.
Hal MET McQHade. Gang ani Halshi
: I."e, di.i,"s-won hv I,,Tman Central,
third Martin fCalvcrt Ha'n. 81
1o,"rd free, si,Ie-Won hy Ein< zen.
tta'i second, H"uShn tCala.S,t. .Hanl, thlrd.
ioo,,ara bach .,r"he--wen ny yarela
.so.,ard ice .i,'ibee1wanr" MN hy Kt'. Con.
,Ic Mc,, .ef"na n, fro,' T1,y~rt FIJI! third
ioo-,afd hrra>t .tr"he--Won 6y Martin
caltcrt NAM. sn"out Kn'h itentrall .
'h',a ,no Thong. 'Cs",,al, ,, Tine p. i.;>
trap s"cond Pres&e calvert Ha]N. third.
"i,ev 'C".nfralt., Time nsH,.
Marcia Kolh ani pn,:,uel: second Ca,fert
aoi -
F\HtBiTiD>S
ao-sard free .,'le-~-Won by Burns 'Cen.
.fait TIM 0.tis
Mrdler Rrlas~~i ierecoskl. Mathew and
Dixln tC~ntrIi} Time 90 ~
CARRIERS Whrlwinds and IuUey' S
team were winners yesterday in the
Western High intercIaSs basket ball
finals. Carber's team defeated Doyle s
Comets. II to 20. and Luney's outfit
oycrcame Bob Wilson's qunt. 20 10 2S.
Shepherd High tosserS won over
WoodSide haSketcrs. % 10 -. last night
irwin led the winners attack, with Q
points
Evening star., 1928-03-03
MARION HOLLINS WINS
OVER GOLF TITLEHOLDER

DEL MONTE Calf. March ; tA> .~-~
The name OF Marion H0llins of New
York. former Womrn'S national golf
champion, today was added 10 the list
OF those who have come back"
Miss Hoilins yesterday defeated Mrs.
Marian Burns Horn OF Kansas City.
Mo, present national champion at the
twentieth hole To win the Pebble Beach
championship. foremost Womens golf
event Of the Pacific Coast.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. March 3 tPl-
Manager Moriarty Of the Detroit
Tigers. in training here. has selected his
first string infield.
Tavener. who is rapidly getting back
into his old stride. is placed at short
stop: Johnny Neun. who has httl" op-
position now that Lou Blue has be"n
traded 70 the ST. Louis Browns. Is given
first base, Gehringer second and Marty
McManus third
Evening star., 1928-03-03

FORT MYERS, Fla. March 3 fPl.--
Lefty Grove. the Philadelphia Athletics
lanky speedba!! pitcher, apparently has
mastered the art Of serving slow bal!
with his fast ball motion.
The soutnpaw ace has always had a
slow ball. but Il has never pecn a. cf-
fective as his speed In bis workouts
his Spring he has greatly impressed The
men on the receiving end as we'll as
Manager Mack with his change Of pace
Tris Seaker wore an Athletic uni-
form Yesterday for the first time.
All but Two of the Mackmcn. Ty Cobn
and Al Simmons. ere IN ramp
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ALEXANDRIA BOATMEN
TO PLAY CASEY QUINT

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March 3.-Old
Dominion Boat Club will parade its
basket ball wares before a Washington
audience for the second time tomorrow.
The Boatmen will meet the Washington
knights Of Columbus In the Caseys'
gym at 3 o'clock.
A track meet, closed to students o.
Episcopal High School, will be held here
this afternoon al 3 80 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Brave Regulars Win.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 3
R) If the Boston Braves can only
do as well on the road rs they did yes
terday many Of Jack Slattcry'8 mana
gef!al worries "ill be- disspAted The
Regulars irounccd the Yannigans. Z 10 l.,
In a SiX-inning engagement.
Eddie Brandt left~handcd pitcher,
VINO kept the 0ucriias slbdued in the
last half of the encounter and llt'le Doc
Gautrcau were the outstanding figures.
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CHAMPION IS DEFEATED.

NEW YORK. March ; H'l Pierre
Etchbaater. the French court tennis star,
who recently won the American ptle
from Jock Soutar. suffered his first
defeat since coming To this country.
losing handicap exhibition match TO
Walter kinaeila. u 4. li--g. o. Kin
$ella received one point in every second
game.
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PhiIs Play Game Today.

WINTER HAVEN. Fla, March 3
N).-Speeding up practice, Manage
Burt Shotton ordered the PhilIies OF {
for their first real ball game today.
Billy Sunday. who quit the maiors
years ago TO become an evangelist. Wis
tied the camp yesterday, He formerly
vas Philadelphia player.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

Two soccer eamva are scheduled
helt tomorrow. West tnd hooters at
hhlfih1nrr are to me"t RoArdalc nn Rose
dsle playground Two atl-atar elrNens
'nrnd'ne the hrai talent IN the District,
Will battle on Clan Macl rnnau rela
Roth games start At = 80 o'clork
Evening star., 1928-03-03
MEET AT NOTRE DAME.

Hpttli RFNp, Ind. March : tAN. .--
lfath hth'HteA, representing IL schools.
gathered today tor the seeond annual
central tntvstnllrgtate meet at Nntre
Dame. Marquette headrd ,hr iisg With
- ut thp $50 entries
Evening star., 1928-03-03

ttENEt.ANn Match tspl. Percy u
Johnston W Detroit set new world
ihd'"'t three quarters III mile speed
record here IN winning the sen,or events
IA The rtellmlnaries Vt the International
mdoot skating meet, Hts time. s min
uteh 20 seconds,
Evening star., 1928-03-03
ChiSox in Fine Trim.

BRADENTON. Fla. March 3 Np.--
There will be no such thing as '.hrst
or a second" team al the RCD Sox
camp for while. The question OF
VINO is going 10 f1ll the various loos is
still an open one.
The Soy believe they are in the best
condition Of any major league club now
Wintering IN this State.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
HUNTER BEATS MIIIEN

MIAMI BFACH, Fla. March 3 tn
straight SETS victory over u j Mt.ien
ni washington - C.. made Francis Il
Hunter, M, = ranking American tennis
star, nnaliSt In the South Florida
tennis tournament, lie won 6~i. g..
.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

~ hSkEI BALL tHlS WNltcf so lar
- as School!)oy tossCrs OF the local
group are concerned Is history.
D The campaign ended last night
when Central High lost to
Naugatuck. Conn. High. in the Univer
sty OF Pennsylvania tournament.
Centrals defeat meant elimination
from the tournament and the loss OF
the tourney title gained last season. II
was a Semi-final battle and Naugatuck
and Catholic High are to meet today for
the championship.
Frequently during the past season
Central has encountered opponents tnt-
ing more bulk than the Blue and White
tossers. The superior dash and clever
ness of Coach Bert Coegins' boys, how
ever, has usually carried them ~ VIC
tory. Last night Contra! was matched
against team not only bigger phyNi-
cally but fast and mentally alert. The
WaShingtonians. with Capt. Forrest
Burgess showing brilliantly. battled dog
gcdly for the first half. at the end Of
which the New Englanders were leading
by only % to IS. but In the second ii
was apparent that Central vas no
match for the husky Connecticut tram.
and the locals dropped steadily tchind.
The score of last nights game.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
Cubs Omen IIostilities.

AVALON. Catalina Island March 3
No).-~Veterans and rockies of the Chi
cago Cubs were evenly divided between
two teams today for full ninc inning
game. The Cubs tomorrow Will play
the team from the battleship Tennessee.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
WHITES CLING TO LEAD
IN V0LLEY BALL LOOP

Whites remain on top in Y volIey
BAH League. Third round games last
night resulted in tvo wins for the
Leaders over the Reds. IS 10 9 and IS to
l3, and the Blues scoring twice over the
Reds. IS 70 - and IS 10 IL. Blues and
Whites split even, Is 70 II and 10 to Is.
Team Standing
Evening star., 1928-03-03

PESO HDELEf. Calf, March 3 tA'j.
hfter the Gfantham~ Adams Wright
IIatH"f ahfl"i0 combination 81 the
i'!li>fA!gi! F.Iatea ualt!inG here. per
f"iHfr win tnnat nldAca>Dn prccIainn
~ 4 au"p9Y %DfkDut brtA ~ aH0W@ts
Evening star., 1928-03-03

Totals .lHl loi" Totals. ia : 30
Krf"ree~--Nr. Eaffnnt. tnrlr~ ~-~ Mr..
Abrams. Time nf pe;Iuti-~lp msnNtcs.
In the lone athletic event carded for
local schoob0y athletes today Dewitt
swimmers were TO engage Baltimore
Poly in the Maryland Metropolis.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
MIDGETS WILL BATTLE.

Midget boxers of Rex and Co.te7
Clubs Will face in program tonight ir
the Rex gymnasium. 1911 Twelfth stree;
southeast, starting at S:l5 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
PARK VIEW NINE AHEAD.

Monroe Graded School base hallers
bowed 10 PARK View nine Yesterday on
the latter'S diamond In An 8-to~a game.
Iynard hirlen for the Winurrs,
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23 i'm Cincinnati Camn.


AVON PARK. Fla, March tE).--
"Old Pete" Alexander. jess Haines and
Bill Sherdel, the Big Three" Of the
ST. Louis Cardinals who turned In 60
Of their teams 90 victories last year, are
in fine fettle.
Three more players have reached
camp. Walter Roett9er and Taylor
Douthit. outfelders. and Charley Gilbert.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

EdNiH Ferry Atip has been eIrcied
captain II Fetty 4 G. ninP. is seeking
t9tlY season gahnes Gail Columbia
lb4I.W.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
kENNEnYS TO DANCE

Ted ottes kenneds Athietio Club
hohl dance toniGht al the tAtgtao
hatltoniii, which Il expected ta be al
tended ny many taoai athletes,
Evening star., 1928-03-03

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, March
3 Lp}.-Heinie ManUsh. outflelder,
whose mysterious absence had caused
some oniecture. is the only absentee
in the ST. Louis Bfowns camp. The
mystery was cleared up, however. by
receipt Of letter from DR.. Harry r
Dibble Of Detroit. who has been treat
ing the players right arm. injured when
he slipoed and fell over a fence In
February. DR.. Dibble reported an In
i1,rv to a nerve, but said that Manush
should be we'll in a couple Of weeks.
Third Baseman Frank O'Rourke has
put in his appearance.
Evening star., 1928-03-03
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

$. |. 4. A. tourney: Semi finals.
Mississippi College. so: Birmingham m
Southern. 81. University Of Chatta-
nooga, Al; Louisiana Poly. 30.
Evening star., 1928-03-03

Electric rats for terriers Ia chase are
the latess development In deg racine.