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MlLJUS Is AWARDED
TO CLEVELAND CLUB
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press,
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 2l,-In a
six-word decision today Base Ball Com
missioner X. NJ Lands decided the
Cleveland American League Base Ball
Club must accept the services Of john
ny Miljus, former Pittsburgh Nationals
pitcher. who went TO the Indians on
a waiver
THE player is awarded TO Cleve-
land" said the commissioner, as he
came from conference with ofiicialS
Of the Indian and Pirate teams. II Is
understood Cleveland must pay Pitts
burgh the price they paid for Milius~-
$l8 500--plus 81 500 TO make Pitcher
Andy House a free agent, House was
sent to the Seattle club by the Pirates
In the deal for Miljus.
Billy Evans. vice president of the
Cleveland Club, said I'VE took a lick
ing but we don't feel badly about It.
We rather think the acquisition OF
Milius is good thing for us"
The Cleveland Club, after gaining
Miltus on a waiver. baked on the
deal when 1t was discovered the price
would be more than the regular waiver
sum Of $1,000.
The Indians took the case to Lands,
contending clerk made an error in
putting In claim for Miljus and the
claim was not authorized by responsible
officials of the club
lands however thought otherwise
and tonight Miljus was ON the Cleve-
land pay roll. Miljus said he was pre-
pared to join the Indians as soon as
he receives official notice TO do so.
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ID. C.. SandlOt Mines to Invade
Nearby Fields for Big Games

worth Eagles on the south Ellipse at
| o'clock.
Jewish Community Center Insects
will travel all the way to Charles Town,
w. Va, to meet an insect class team
there.
Other attractive games listed today:
Hess A. c. VS.. Bowie at Bowie, Md.
8 o'clock.
Hiseris All-stars VS.. Croome, Md, at
Riverside Park Md. 3 o'clock.
Fort Myer VS.. Brentwood Hawks AT
Brentwood. Md. 1870 o'clock.
Cabin John A. c. VS.. Germantown,
Md. at Potomac. Md, 3 o'clock.
Triangle A. G. VS.. District Heights
at District Heights. Md. at o'clock.
Liberty A. c. VS. Simpson Dairy on
diamond just across Seventeenth and
Pennsylvania avenue bridge at 3
o'clock.
Cherrydale VS.. Indian Head. Md, at
Lyon Village. Va at O'Clock.
Cardinal A. c. Of Georgetown vs..
Bryantown at Bryantown, Md, at 3
O'Clock.
Monarch insect class toSsers are after
games Cali Georgia 343i-J.
Vic Sport Shop tossers are seeking a
game for Plaza Field this afternoon at
o'clock with midget or JUROR class
team. Call Franklin 1885 or Atlantic
PHO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
IA Games Carded for Today
In Capital City Title Races

games will bring together D. J. Kauf-
man and Holy Rosary on West Ellipse,
T. T. Keanes and Brown g. Wood on
South Ellipse. Auths and Aztecs on
No. / Monument diamond, and Hart
fords and Palace on No. 8 Monument
diamond.
Corinthians. leading the Junior class
flag race with seven victories in as
many games. will not get action to-
day. but Brookland and Montrose.
which are tied for second. are booked,
the former against Liberty on No. 9
Monument diamond at o'clock and
the latter against Congress Heights
on South Ellipse at II o'clock. Both
Brookland and Montrose are heavy
favorites. as the opponents Of both
have yet to win a game. Miller Furni-
ture Co. and Calhouns will meet on
Monument diamond No. 0. Neither
has set the world on fire so far in
league play Collegians will meet
Lindberghs on Monument diamond No.
3 at IL o'clock and Jewish Community
Center will engage Standard Arrows
on the Plaza at o'clock In other
Junior class encounters.
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DIAMOND SERIES
TO START AUGUST 20

Play to determine the championship
of the weekday base ball leagues will
start August 20. All will be staged on
the Terminal Y. M. G. A. grounds at
the Union Station, starting at AIS
o'clock.
For the first time here trophies will
be awarded for individual as we'll as
team play in the series.
e. H. Goelz, secretary of the Terminal
Y. M. c. A.. with the cooperation of
several local merchants. will award
prizes to individuals as follows Most
valuable player in series, most home
runs, most stolen bases, best batting
average, most extra base hits and best
pitching record. Prizes also will go
to teams finishing first. second and
third. Awards will be presented by
Goelz after consultation with his adj
visory committee, comprising l.. @.
Schmidt, Federal League; E. M. Con-
over, Departmental League; NJ. Shomo.
Government League w. D. Elicit,
Georgetown Church League: w. F. zim-
norman. Industrial League, and H. l.
Sanders, Merchants League.
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MARATHON RECORD
FOR GERMANY SET
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUSSELDORF. Germany. July Iii
Paul Gerhard of Siegen. has established
a new German record for marathon
running by covering a distance of 42,2l4
kilometers (slightly more than the
marathon distance of 26 miles 385
yards) in 2 hours 80 minutes Al 2-l0
seconds. The olympic record for the
marathon was set at 2:32:35 AS by
Hannes Kolehmainen. the great Finn.
in the 1920 games at Antwerp.
German sporting editors are careful
to warn the public that 1t must not
Jump to the conclusion that Germany
has the marathon race at Amsterdam
clinched. They point out that the Dus-
seldorf stretch is one of the easiest
known. The road Is level except that
stretches of 1t show gradual incline.
At no place along the course do the
runners have to climb to a higher alti-
tude.
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MACkMEN WIN PAIR
FROM THE BROWNS

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2t--The Ath-
leticS increased their lead on second
place TO 10 full games today by WIN
ming their seventh In row and sweep
ing the five-game series with the st.
Louis Browns by winning todays dou-
ble-header.
The Mackmen won the first game. 8
to .. and the second. 7 TO 3.
Every member In the Athletics line
up hit safety in each game.
Jimmy Foxx hit what was believed
the longest home run ever made in
Shibe Park in the fifth inning of the
first clash when he whaled one of
Johnny Ogden's pitches clear over the
roof of the left-feld stands.
Al Simmons hit his ninth homer in
this game off Beck, and in the second
Joe Hauser and Jimmy Dykes solved
Stewart for circuit blows
Jack Quinn won his thirteenth game
Of the season in the afterpiece. The
43-year -old veteran has lost only four.
ETRET CAN'T
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OLYMPIC Alien Riuals CoWd Practice Field
DUTCH DECLARE TRACK
WILL BE PUT IN SHAPE

AMSTERDAM. July 81 tH).--Crit-
icism of the Olympic track drew the
official announcement today that the
track would be completed within
few days and equal to all demands.
Lawson Robertson, head track and
field coach of the American Olympic
team. had stated that the track was
In an "eminently unsatisfactory" con-
dition.
The official announcement issued
by the Dutch Olympic committee
quoted Engineer kreigsman, who is
in charge Of construction of the track,
as saying II would be In good condi-
ton shortly. His views were support
cd by DR.. !. Hardeman and d. ].
Devries, officials of the Netherlands
Athletic Union.
The weather was fine for the Amer
lean workouts today.
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TEAMS TO BE BUSY
IN FRENCH LEAGUE

Games carded IN French's Base Ball
League this week follow:
MIDGET CLASS.
Today.
U. $. Ship Jacob Jones VS.. Potcmaes. No.
{. o'clock.
Saturday.
U. g. Ship Jacob Jones VS.. Libertys, No. l.
| o'clock.
Other games postponed.
INSECT CLASS.
TUESDAY.
1ioneis rs. calhounS. South Ellipse. 3
o'clock
Senators vs.. Pos,on, East Ellirss. II
o'clock.
Speakers vs. Krsss. East Eliipse. o'clock.
WeocoS VS.. Cardinals. South Eliipse.
o'clock.
Thursday.
I.ionels vs.. Cardinals, South Ellpse.
O'Clock
Kress vs.. caihouns. East silipse. IL
O'clock
Wchcos vs. Monarehs, Ess, Ellipss.
o'clock
Speakers VS.. Senators, South Eliipse,
o'clock
All Cotinthisn saaes postponed
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Lincolns, Powhatans, Kelleys
Score i'm Legion Title Series
INCOLN POST nine def

7 INCOLN POST nine defeated
Boys Club Standards. repre-
senting Henry G. Spengler Post.
IL 8 to a. Powhatans took the
measure of Sam Rices. 8 to s..
and Kelleys was awarded 90 forfeit
over Plansky when the latter failed to
muster nine men. in opening play yes
terday of the new series for the Ameri-
can Legion championship among
midget class teams Of Capital City
League. The games were played on
Plaza Field.
1t was the second recent defeat Lin
coin Port has handed Boys Club
STANDARDS. having turned the trick
June 80 in an thinning 1912 battle In
Clark Griffith Stadium, which was to
decide the winner OF the series. 1t
was determined however, by vote CT
representatives of the Legion post to
replay the series as it was not felt by
them that the game between the Lin
coins and Standards fairly could de-
eide the title.
Superior pitching was largely re-
sponsible for Lincolns triumph yes
terday. Brandt and Kaplan. who
shared mound duties for the victors,
both were highly effective. Meanwhile,
the Lincolns we're getting to Miller. who
stuck the route for the losers, for IL
bingles.
Stellar hurting Of Tabler was vital
factor in Powhatans' win over Sam
Rices. This boy allowed only six hits
while his mates we're reaching two
Rice moundsmen for 10. Tabler also
socked a homer.
Three more games in the series are
to be played today Lincolns will meet
Planskys on No. Monument diamond
and Powhatans and Boys Club Stand
ards will clash on West Ellipse, both
starting at ii o'clock and at 3 O'Clock
Sam Rices and Kelleys will come to
grips on Monument diamond No. 7.
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RLB0R0 NINE FORCED
TO TAKE DAY OF REST

UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. July al
Marlborofs base ball team will not play
tomorrow because an amusement COM
pany which will stage a program on the
school grounds where the diamond is
located for the benefit of the team will
arrive and will require the ground
Clinton's team. which defeated Brandy
wine last Sunday. to !. viii engage
La Plata at La Plata.
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EVANSVILLE TEAM
LOSES LEGION TILT

BALTIMORE. Md. July 21-Mary-
land will be represented by Baltimore
team In the regional playofr for the
American Legion junior base ball cham
pionship.
The Maryland Guard Post, No. IS,
team earned the right to compete for
the sectional crown as stepping stone
to national honors when 1t defeated the
Snyder-Farmer Post nine of Hyatts-
vile, 10 to 2, at Oriole Park today.
One big inning. the second. was
enough for the Baltimore youngsters
to clinch the verdict. In this frame
the Maryland Guard boys punched hits
off Anderson, the Hyattsville ace, to
send seven tallies over the counting
citation
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RED S0x AND TRIBE
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

BOSTON, July Il P.-Cieveland
and Boston divided double header to-
day
The Red Sox won the first game, 5
TO 2. behind the hye-hit pitching Of
, Rufhng.
Bayne, Cleveland left-hander, won
the second. 5 TO l.
1t was Ira Flagstead day at Fenway
Park and 1900 fans attended.
Lieut.. Gov. Allen on behalf Of the
day committee, presented the veteran
presents were given to Flagstead and
10 his wife
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Totals 81 B'2D 10 totals, ~ ~ ~
two put when winning run scored.
tran for HOGAN In ninth.
tHatted for Blake In seventh.
aBatted for Jones In ninth.
Slated for Webb in ninth.
esT xork g. g 3 8 ] 60 8 / rs
Runsn,Terry "a. Jackson o.JD1ont rl Enc.
Jackson Runs batted in.--Enelsh t2. Ma
guire. HartnetL OF az. Mann, Tyo-base
hits English ca, Wilson, Mcguire, OFT CD,
nett Stolen bases--cuyier Beck Sacrifices
jackson, denewich Cohen. Mann; Left on
baIis-~off Blake. g. of Jones, /; of Bush.
/; OFF denewich, 4 of Faulkner, / Struck
out--By Blake. g. by Bush. e by Genewieh:
3; BY Faulkner. /. Hits~of Blake. In
nnings' off Jones, none In 2 innings on
0enRWieh, 4 In 8 Inpinas pitched 10 one
batter In NINTH off Faulkner, 2 In " In
nlnHs: OF! BnAh' none in J innins' Winlnins
Umpires -Messrs Reardon, Moran and Ma
see. Time OF game hours and minutes
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n sandlot base ball here this aft
II ernoon will be staged on dia-
\ monds In nearby Maryland and
Virginia Virtually all the con-
tests will begin at 8 o'clock.
Most activity. perhaps, viii be wit
messed on the Wheaton, Md. diamond.
where the Silver Spring Kensington
team viii put on field day program.
Phoenix A. c. and the Springers Will
stage ball game at 3 o'clock as the
main feature Of the afternoon and prior
to the tilt there will be contests includ-
ing a base ball throw for distance, fungo
hitting and circling the bases. starting
at 1880 o'clock.
In other leading tits on Maryland
fields Brodt's A. C. of this city and
Mount Rainier will meet at Mount
Rainier and Union Printers will show
their wares against Berwyn on the lat
ter's field. Jewish Community Center
unlimited class team will invade Viz
ginia to tackle the A.. B. e. w. Busnen
on the Arlington field and Bond Cloth
iers also have an engagement In the
Old Dominion, being down to tackle
jefferson District Fire Department at
Virginia Highlands.
Among the strictly local games will
be those between sherwood A. G. and
Red Cab Co. mines on No. Monument
diamond and Berwyn A. G. and Pet
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PIRATES EASILY WIN
TWO FROM DODGERS

PITTSBURGH, July 81 tF.--Pitts-
burgh defeated Brooklyn in both ends
of today's double-header by scores of
Z to and 10 to 2.
The Dodgers were forced to use three
pitchers in each game. but first Hill
and then Meadows turned In fine work
for the Pirates. requiring no assistance.
1t was Meadows first start of the
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COWS AND CANAL HAZARDS
FOR YANKEE COMPETITORS
Surinter Ouinn's Turned Ankle Is Sole American
Casualty-Swimmers Find Adequate Practice
Pool and Oarsmen Find Conditions Perfect.

casualties. including H. l.. Edwards.
team captain. and Jim Reed of Lehiglf
who injured ribs in practice, Leslie
Beers, University of Iowa. also was on
the list Trainer Wilfred Cam started
the wrestiers with an energetic daily
dozen on deck. followed by hard
matches and road work" around the
deck.
The Roosevelt now is moored In mid
stream and the Olympians found 1t
necessary constantly to patronise the
water taxicabs--motor launches which
chug the distance In five minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
STEVENS SHOWS WAY
TO SPRING BATTERS

Stevens boasts the best average at
$50 among the Silver Spring Kensing-
ton Md, base ballers, including games
Of July IS, but williams with mark
of .444 Is the real leader, as he has
played IN nine games against only five
for Stevens. Stevens has been at the
bat l6 times and has 0 hits and Will
Hams has hit safety l6 times out of SO
tries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

MANCHESTER, Mass. July 81 CP
Helen wills wifi enter her first tour
nament since returning from her recent
European campaign when she appears
Monday on the courts of the Essex
Country Club here. She will compete
in the singles and perhaps in the doubles
of the Essex County invitation tourna-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
AMERICAN ATHLETES
BUY WOODEN SHOES
BY the Associated Press
AMSTTRDkM JUL

AMSTERDAM, july 2l.-~All the
American olympic oarsnen training At
Bloten provided themselves with wood
Ell, shoes today and clattered about the
coobled streets OF the village with noise
and great glee.
The clogs. which are worn by Dutch
peasants, quickly became the most pop
ular of all souvenirs, and nearly every
Olymnian returning 10 the base snip,
President Roosevelt, carried pair,
slipped them on at the head OF tne
par,gway and ratified along the deck 10
his cabin.
Head Coach Lawson Robertson In
4nfsed the heavy wooden footgear for
his tract and field men believing their
use In the pre.olympic period may
have somewhat the same effect as
swinging two bats has on Babe Ruth.
=
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FIRST GAME.

Pt,ssnrah ......:.. siSaooSis-s
Rurs-~CArey Bressler. Bissonette Adams
f3,. l.. wsner az. r. Wantr, Grantham.
hardt, l. Wai1er Runs batted mp Waner
"a. GranthAm, Tfaynor ~. Flowers az.
Hendrick Two-5sse hits~Bissonette, TRAY
nor. Thres.b hit~~L Waner. Stolen
hases~-Hendrick. Carey sacrihefs--RAynor
f2l. Flowers. L. waner. Double plays---
Adams. Bar.en TO .nranthsni. Lett on
"a baiis@Oh Fhrhardt. /; al tilii d Of
Koupal. 2. a, Struck ogtsBy Hihi ,py
ninas; of Elliott, . IN inniras of Konnal.
III inntnas Hit by nitcher-~By Err.
hardt (sr0ttl; ny Hill fHlssonettsl. wild
Pitch ~ Hill Losins pitcher $50 Ehrhardt.
Umnires -Messrs KLEIN, Jnrda and McCor-
niick. Time OF same~~i hour and -
yain3tteA
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either averages follow.
TAK0MA TIGERS TRAVEL.

Takoma Tigers, who have won their
last Ave diamond engagements, viii
travel to Fort Leonard Wood. Md, this
afternoon to engage the post team there
AZ 2.30 O'Clock.
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PILLS DOWN CARDS,
8-3, CLOUTING BALL
By the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-The Phillies
came back today, after bowling twice
before the league leaders, to take the
third game OF the series from the
Cardinals. 8 TO 3.
Mitchell. Farmhouse and Reinhart
retired from the mound in order before
the Phiily assault which aggregated IL
hits, and Rhem finished the game.
Hafey. Whitney and Leach lined out
home runs.
The Philadelphia team had lost IL
games in q row before today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

New York. 800. ooio0o0oooooooo~ 81
English, Maguire. Beck Runs batted i'm
Beck. Stephenson, Welsh. Two-base hits
Grimm, English t2i. Home run~-B Beck
Cuyler, wilson, Fitzsimmons Ia, Welsh.
Double plays--Masuire and English. Ma
suire and Grimm; Beck. Gonzales ana
Grimm. Left on bases--chicaso, a. New
York, 49, Bases on hails~-On Nehf. 8 on
Fltzsimfnoyts, O. Struck out-~~By Nehf, /, by
Ftzsiniraors. ! Hits~-off Nehf 10 In 10 In
nngs: OF Bssh, In IA inninssi of Jones,
none in a inning Winning piteher-~Nehf.
Umpires-~Messrs, Moran. Mace and Rear
don. Time OF same~3 hours and minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

ALEXANDRIA. july 2i.-~Alexandria
Cardinals defeated Potomac Firemen,
8 10 4. and Baptist Sunday School
tosSers drnbbed st. Marg's Boys Club.
is u 0. on South Royal street diamond
in bali games here this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

Runs-KessIer (2l, FiIIah. Taoier u
Conner az: Harrison. Robertson. Ma,es'
FiiIah, MacAboy, Millison t2I. Two-bsse hits
Harrison. Kasow. Lee. Three-base hit.
Moore Home run-Tabier. Sacrinces-FIl-
Iah Lee. Kasow Double plays-Dayis 20
Moore. Conner (unassistedl. First base on
balls-off Eayis.. 7: of Tasler g. HIS; us
inninas Hit by pitched ball-By Tabler
Moore Wild pitches-Tshler t2). Losing
pitcher-Davis.