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Evening star., 1928-05-12
Totals. 80 8a7I4 Total.

4otals. .-s5 " 30 l4 AOtaIs. d. y - y
'Batted for Smith in ninth.
Maryland . o 90 It
Western Maryland. l l 0 0 o 0 0 o.
Runs-----McGann. Leschinskv. Wilson. Hoff-
man. Weliinger. Cook. Errors-McGann.
Neal. Home runs--WelIiuger. Three-base
hits-Leschinsky Wilson. HigRing. Two
hasa htts-COok. Smith. Stolen base-Mc-
Gam, acrihees-Mc6ann Cook. Left on
bases--Maryland o: Western Maryland T.
Double play---Ellis TO weishack to Usinger.
base on baIls--off Maze. 2: on Ellis g. Hit
sv nitched ball-By Mace twellinEeri: By
Ellis lRadicel Balk-ElliS.
Randolph Macon tennis team yester-
day messed out Catholic University
racketers. to 3. on the courts a.
Brookland. The Cardinals took three
of the five singles matches, but lost
both doubles encounters:
Summaries
shsFey fR.-Ml defeated Raiehe. e-ss
T-5.
woodson ,tR.-MJ defeated Nicholson.
;, R,,ordan, &C. VI defeated Reade. Sc.
Capt Gardes &c T., defeated EiswaId.
: MarShys &c. u defeated Moore. s-s.
DOUBLES
Shefiey. .Woodson fR.-M.l defeated Raiche.
Gardes, 6-3. 81 d-3
.EiswaId- -Reade tR..Ml defeated Nicholson
Mira, I'd. Sc. 6-3.
Evening star., 1928-05-12
sANG0R TOLD TO FIGHT.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, May Ia Op) .--s
joey Sanger, Milwaukee featherweight,
has been ordered by the Wisconsin Box
ing Commission tO box Santiago Aofil=
la of Panama here June II The de-
clsion was reached aftef commission
physicians had examined Sanger.
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Compare the sketch Of MacfafIane
above 70 the one shown yesterday
and you viii clearly see that In TAX
ing back the club for the rnn-up
shot there Is scarcely any arm
movement. The Dend III the wrists
the left III control, does the work
for him, plus slight move back
ward ot the straight left arm.
Observe, TOO, that the cinbhead
has been brought back low. smooth
iy ard without hnFry-fnereiy a cock
NJ the left wrist, MacfaFlanE tries
U Keep the cIubhead low along the
ground for foot or slightly more.
This " insure that he does not cut
down upon. or chop, the ball,
His short grip, the hands being
well down the leather. Is taken W
aid him IN controlling the distance
The ball Ii 70 10, That II obvious.
II also aids In preventing his taking
tbs eiiib back TOO far, Those who
grip we'll up toward the top of the
shaft have far more trouble control
Ling the range. Check up that point
Ia your own play
Evening star., 1928-05-12

University Of Maryiand's nine van
quished Western Maryland. to 2, yes
terday at College Park. The Old Liners
were trailing until the seventh, when
they scored three runs on triples by
Leschinsky, Wilson and Higgins along
with a walk.
The score:
Evening star., 1928-05-12
NAVY COACH FOR COLORADO.
the Associated ~,

~ TIE Asspeihted Press
william II. Saunders, who played the
game AZ The United States Naval Aead-
en1v, and prior 10 that at Alabama poly.
viii become head foot ball cOHch al tile
Colorado State Teachers College next
Fall,
Evening star., 1928-05-12
TEAMS OF ID. C.. COLLEGES
In SEVEN EVENTS TODAY

~ ASE BALL, lacrosse, tennis and
- golf made up the varied card
today for college athletes Of the
D local group. Most of the action
was scheduled on foreign fields
Evening star., 1928-05-12

Harry HaFts, veteran auto racer, has
been q sarious accident but once dur
ing hla lengthy career.
Evening star., 1928-05-12

A Hew sn09ksr reespd break ~ g7 was
ret recently by Tom Newman, The pro-
iesgioaal billiard champion OF England,
Evening star., 1928-05-12
GEORGETOWN GOLFERS
BEAT HARVARD TEAM

RYE, N. Y, May i2 t4). ,Geolge.
town university's golfers eaaily defeated
Harvard, 10 J, In team match at the
Apawamis Club, The Washington coll
lagians won the three foursomes and
four Of the six single matches,
The summaries.
Twosngies~wMan anrice J Mccarthy, George,
yard z and u, Mark Flanagan, aa.,rsat ~ Il.
defeated Iospph Mnrrnil Harvard i AID II
Iahn iutohisnn Harvard defeated Hubert
Manning }nnfEetnWn, Il and q NOrbart
Wiesief aenYel0wn, defeated Robert Win
atnn, Harvard, 2 and ! Inhn Foley ieorgp,
uni john Tillan, Harvard asfeaied Jainna
oldnn, aeorsetnNn \ w.
yard defeated ] A, nntahaon anil Morisli.
Harvard aud Manning and FOLEY
annfAalg.Yn, defeated John Hntphlpon aud
aeorEetewn ,lsteated Winston and Ftiia,,,'
Harvard, ! w lsO huieAl
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Getting Golf Cup From Prince
Gives Walter Hagen a Thrill
BY WALTER HAGEN.

American Professional Golf Champion.
4 BY Gable To The Star and North Aiaericar
NeWspaper Alliance.l
Evening star., 1928-05-12
Hoover Makes "Glassy" Shot.

Perry Hoover Of Indian Spring sent
a tee shot soaring from the fifth tee
toward the green, which struck the
glass Of coupe parked near the fifth
green. shattered the glass and obligingly
kicked back in bounds, giving Hoover
O half.
Page Hufty putted well against
Evening star., 1928-05-20
TILDEN, HENNESSEY,
LOTT, COEN, CHOSEN
BIZ the Associaled Press.

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS, May I9.-~The team TO
represent the United States In the re-
naming American zone matches for the
Davis Cup international tennis competi~
ton will be composed Of William T.
Tilden, ID Philadelphia: John Hen
Messy. indianapolis: George Lott, Chi
cago, and Wilbur r. Coen, 1r,. Kansas
City.
This was announced tonight by
Charles s.. Garland Of New York.
chairman of the Davis Cup selection
committee of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association
Lott and COen replace Arnold n.
Jones, Providence, II. l.. and Wilmer
Allison, Fort Worth, Tex. on the team.
Coen, who is only is years old, has
been an alternate. WTay Brown st.
Louis. who has been participating In
the trials here, failed 10 win place.
II the team Is successful In winning
the American none contests, the four
men viii go abroad To meet the winner
oi the European none. Garland also
announced that Francis r. Hunter Of
New Rochelle. r. Y, viii be a member
" the United States Davis Cup squad
III Europe Hunter Is nov in France.
Tilden has been named captain Of
The team ~ serve III this country and
abroad
The first trials for the 1923 team
we're held At Augusta. Ga, last March.
Tiiden, Hennes@ey, Jones and Allison
we're chosen for the team, which met
and defeated Mexico IN first round
American zone match at Mexico City IN
hpTij
The Davis Cup COMMITTEES decided ~
hold Il second saTls NJ matches here ~
aa.ect a team u play China 1T Kansas
CITY, May rs 8nd n. These matches
vail be concluded tomorrow afternoon
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Criffs Swing Around Circuit
After Tilt With Tribe Today

third base, He had II chances and
handled all but one cleany. His one
hand stop of Luke Seweli's siEzler in
the fourth was fielding gem and so
was The throw that followed.
Too bad the canvas gang did not
have time to cover the infield last Fri
day when rain came. II would have
kept the game off the Nationals list OF
postponments. The gang saved the
contest yesterday by getting the dia-
mond completely covered III four min
utcs. When the canvas was removed
Il was found that the hard tain had left
only few small puddles on the scraped
portion of the field,
Had the club been able TO play
through the nine innings without IN
terruption. season record for breyity
might have been hung up The first
seven innings were disposed OF In JUST
seven minutes more than an hour. an
average of less than 10 minutes for
iuli inning,
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Victory Thrills Fair Owner;
Jockey Lang Praises Mount

Chick" Lang. the Jockey, and Bert
Mitchell. the trainer who brought him
I'D to the race in perfect condition,
were as happy as Mr.. and Mrs. Hertz.
They. too, were showered with congrat-
ulationS.
Lang said: II never rode a more re-
sponsive horse. l was scared for
moment when he was forced down into
the deep going on the rail early in the
race, but when he worked out of Ii as
directed. I felt confident. He moved
up with great freedom TO the back
stretch and / feel now nc could have
won without feeling the whip ! did
not punish him in any case and hit
him only lightly. He Is good horse. y
There is no sign of settling down here
this evening. The Kentucky Derby OF
1928 now is a background. but not the
unrestrained gaiety. That still is going
on
Bill Walker. who rode Bob Wooley In
the first Kentucky Derby, far back IN
i875. and won the third running with
Baden Baden, saw the fifty-fourth re-
newaI this afternoon. He never has
missed one. The ancient fellow said
THE race is bigger and better than IN
my day. But i got the same thrill
when I rode winner that the jockeys
out there are getting this afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
by ALAN !. GOULD.

Y ONG BEACH. N. Y. May 10
Finishing strongly and MUNICH
ing an orange over the last lew
IL miles. gallant little Joie Ray ran
n crack field of distance runners
dizzy today to win the New York-to-
Long Beach Marathon in record-SmaSh-
ing time and Clinch his place on the
American Olympic team.
Exactly a month ago from a cot IN
the Boston A. A., where he lay With
blistered bleeding feet. after staggering
home third to Clarence Denar IN the
B. A. A. Marathon. Ray propped hinl-
self UP sufficiently to defy the distance
running world generally and proclaim
his intention to win and break le"
records the next time.
This afternoon. over rugged. WIND
swept route from the New York Ath-
letic Club to this seaShore resort. jog
cling Joie made good on every count. He
not only decisively whipped his con-
o,1eror a month ago. Demar. but cracked
the course record by more than l3 MIN
utes, and he finished this time without
a blister on his feet. the chesty Jole OF
old. He gasped. wait until l get into
real good shape. then III show en-
something"
GeALS bClHdE bbSt'ii i'h'N-
Ray ran the full 26 miles 385 yards
in 2 hours "a minutes 13 2-5 seconds, to
wipe out by plentiful margin the
course record of s2,4743 is hung up
last year by the Hopi Indian, Guam
owshu. from New Mexico. This was
more than minutes faster than Joie s
time in his first marathon at Boston a
month ago and nearly 3 minutes better
than Demar's record time in that event.
The little Chicago runner led his
nearest rival Albert "Whitye' Michel
sen of East Port Chester. Conn. by
more than 300 yards and the third fin
isher. young Fred Ward, ir., OF the Mill
rose A, A., by over half mile. Strag--
Cling behind. badly spent and weakened
BY cold winds that blew IN of the ocean,
came such favorites as Harvey FLICK.
the Bronx milkman. i'll sixth place;
Demar. in seventh position: Bill Wilson.
the Camden IN. u painter. fourteenth:
old Bill Kennedy. eighteenth, and
Charles L. tChuck) Mellor of the Illi-
nois A. c.. twentieth.
So fast was the pace that RAY set
after taking the lead at the lo-nlile
mark and holding 1t the rest Of the
Evening star., 1928-05-20

LOUISVILLE KY. May i9-Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Hertz, the latter the owner
of Reign Count. could hardly restrain
their feelings as their good horse drew
out to win the Kentucky Derby after
killing of Misstep at the last sixteenth
pole. They watched the race from their
box In the clubhouse, surrounded by
many friends. and their arms ached
from shaking hands.
Mrs. Hertz. who takes the liveliest in
terest in her horses. was escorted to the
stand to receive the gold cup in person,
and her smile betrayed her happiness
and elation She was wildly cheered as
she left the stand with the cup in her
hands.
when the excitement had died down
she said:
Il thought the winning Of the Fu-
turity BY Anita Peabody in our colors
last September was the greatest thrill
of my fife, but I guess this was even
greater one. We feel Reign Count Is
great horse"
Mr.. Hertz. who picked out Reign
Count himself last August and bought
him for sl2,500 from w. S. Kilmer, was
a picture of his feelings. He said:
TT lis wonderful. / have had the
greatest confidence In this horse from
the day bought him. and he has rarely
failed me. I feel that he ran great
race this afternoon and is great morse.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
REICH Count Captures Kentucky Derby Ray Sets Marathon Mark CrS Lo
Joie Clinches Olympic Berth
With Victory, Breaking Course
Record l3 Minutes; Demar 9TH

way that the first six finishers bettered
the former course record. Besides Ray.
Nicholson and Ward. the runners who
improved on the old mark were Arthur
Gavrin. surprising entry from New
York University, in 24434; Joseph
Harvey. star of the Meadowbrook A. A..
Philadelphia, 2:44;45, and Frick,
2:47:14.
Nearly 100000 See Race.
Close to 100000 spectators watched
the whole race and fully $4,000 cheered
Ray as he swept into Long Beach and
dashed away from Nicholson to win
by a clean-cut margin. before hitting
the wind-Swept flats leading into Long
Beach Joie slowed up sufficiently to
don o heavy sweat shirt. Further
along he took an orange and cheWed 1t
to get little nourishment. At Spring
field. Long Island train nearly block
cd the leaders but Ray and Nicholson
beat it to the crossing by uncorking
sprint He was a bit haggard and
tired looking as he logged down the
street to the finish, but still strong and
ready with a smile for those who
grabbed him at the finish.
The cold winds that swept the last
five miles proved disastrous to the
hopes of dozens of the runners.
The Millrose A. A. captured the team
honors. finishing four runners inside
the first II.
The First Twenty.
The first to finish and their times:
1--Ioie W Ray llhnois A. G.. ":34 .13 x
albert Nicholson. Port Chester n Y,
fired Ward IT, MfIlrose a. A. II so.
4-Arthnr /, Gsvrn, New York Cniver-
,-loseph Harvey. Meadowbrook club.
G-Harvcy Frlck Mlllrose A. A. 2:t7:ft.
f-Clarcnce Demar, Dorchester, Mass.
S-Carl Ljnder Boston A. A. = .4a.03.
n--Thomas Bury. General Electric A. A..
io-Max Lamp Mllroso A. A. SO Is.
l1-~Frank 2una Mllrose 4. A : 81 .
1s--1ohn F. Connolly, Good Shepherd A,
1,}gGeorse A Lane Meadowhrook Club,
ili1wuham wilson. Camden y. J..
i5--I. C. Yeusll, Dorchester Club.
1e---Huso Kauprinen. Kaevs A. C..
i7-wune Kyronep. Finnish-Amertcan A.
1S-Bil) Kennedy cygne, A. c. Port
ia-clarSGce E Peckham, Lonr Island
r Il. A. A. Sol al
e0-chafles l.. 'Chuckl Mellon. Illinois
4 C. , a. IS.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
GROVE AND SPEAKER
DEFEAT THE CHIS0X
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-The COM
bination of Robert Moses Grove and
Tristram Speaker alone was sufficient
to subdue the Chicago White Sox this
afternoon as the Athletics won by TO
and gained half game on the flying
Yankees.
Grove gave the Chicago batters Just
two small singles. famed IL and re-
tired the side in order TO five Of the last
seven innings.
Speakers home run over the right
field wall in the first inning was sufh-
cient margin for Connie Mack's master
southpaw.
The victory was Groves sixth straight
and his second shut-out. His only 1928
defeat was administered by the Yankees
In the opening game of the season.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HOLLAND SURPRISES
BY HOCKEY TRIUMPH
a. IL. As.n.IaleA 20

q
AMSTERDAM. Nay a. Holland
saraug the surprise ~ tDdays hockcy
(giynnpiad By defeating Germany z u
Germany has been considered sec
csa only ls strength " India, tDe ia
sef3te,
THE Dutch now seem certain 10 share
x.ttn the Indians the houoF of cor
fstjng IN The flnaA.
eaaIn defeated Ffafce " ! jn th@
rtsey match of the day
erne battle between Holland aud Ger
.uany proved the beet ~ tne series.
I.ss I sfis,,sogg1 defense ~ goals through
~ Spectators were attracted ~
..s,o,aasudg. patriotism End sunny
A.ssssIss ssTasgsey bringing many oui
ve,l,ne TioIlaDdefs ming spe bieaf'l~
] ]essdsntjy made the Germans nefr
- me cheering WAS strange " thf
,see,s s@3 fog ID Germany roofing " eog =
io.95e iec ~ 5r9nroper. Jhe Germans mac
sec - ,,soy shots spe then speea ls''
.,s nss,ts Ia be desired a,,s.o aac
h'aea as.es y match between span t.,,,, ~ =,
~ weg interesting on ao.5'ot'a a..,.., -
FI1aT ar.,eed Tbe teams sp5'r nf,''s3 ',e,,'a
I,s,fied ,x led, plsyed ,e nfqpItT"'''''"' 9s,,n"
5lafi'es, - lfetlstsc Of tlle LAIN ga,,z.,.
.af as,f dr,eg belgium r'lssas - s'~''@N'
..nd Al AID india plays fDen8's'A
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HAGEN GETS A PAIR
OF 69'S IN VIENNA
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
VIENNA. May l9.--Uncanny. me-
chanicai skill OF Walter Hagen's golf
play today enabled him to score two
SOS 10 outshine three Of Austria's gol!-
ing stars in both morning and after
noon rounds. Par for the course is 20,
and it is a tricky layout.
Hagen played in four-ball match
with Harry Brown, Josef Petros ard
Kari Schmitt The best score for the
AuStrians in the morning was 73 while
in the afternoon the home players
scored 70. 81 and 88.
The afternoon round was followed
by the Ministers and their wives from
the United States. Great Britain. Bel
gi,lin and Mexico. as well as other Dip
lornatg and many OF the old nobility.
Hagen probably will go 10 Nice for
an exhibition.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
BANTAM TITLE BOUT
SET FOR TOMORROW
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May. 19.-His proverbial
luck with the weather having failed
him completely. Tex Rickard today
called off the lightweight titular bat
tie between Sammy Mandell and Jimmy
McLarnin. scheduled for the Polo
Grounds tonight, until Monday.
Originally scheduled for last Thurs
day, threatening and rainy weather has
caused the bout to be postponed for
three days In row.
The third postponement means that
Mandell and McIarnin must weigh in
again on Monday afternoon. Both have
been going through somewhat rigorous
exercise in an effort to keep their
weight under the class limit of 1856
pounds.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

MARYLAND, 2; V, NJ. l., /.
North Carolina State, J, Wake For
est, z.
Pennsyivania. u Harvard. :.
Yale, l; Cornell, 0.
Illinois, AZ. Iowa, 0-d.
Virginia. 3, Washington and Lee, |.
Navy, o, Randolph Macon, :.
Ohio State. y; Minnesota, 2.
Indiana, A. Chicago, 2.
Purdue, 3; Northwestern, ],
Princeton. 20; Colgate. .,
II0Iy Cross. & Penn State, 2.
Michigan, a. Wisconsin, 3.
Haverford, &; Stevens, s.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
M'WEENY SHUTS OUT
REDS; CRITZ HITLESS
Ry the Associated Press,

Ry ths Associated Press
CINCINNATI. May l9~~Donglas NC
Wecny pitched shutout ball against
Adolpho Luquc ana jake May here To-
day to give Brooklyn 2-to-o victory
over Cincinnati in the final game OF
the Robins Western tour. The victory
gave the Robins the series. two games
10 one. and an even break in their -
games in the West, After hitting safely
in 20 consecutive games, CritZ faiied 10
~onnact to-day
Evening star., 1928-05-20
LACROSSE CONTESTS.

Johns Hopkins, Z; 81. Johns. :,
Navy, o. Randolph Macon, 29i.
Rutgers, 4 Pennsylvania, ;.
Army, IS, Harvard. 2.
Princeton, q, Cornell, s.
Mount Washington, .; Creseants, B
SwRrthmore. ~; Lafayette, 3,
stevens, si New X9Ik University, 1.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
CUBS BOOST LEAD
WITH 18TH IN ROW
ny the Associated Press.

CHICAGO May l9,~~The Cubs ad~
vanced to two full game leadership
In the National League pennant race
today by defeating Boston, to J, II
was Chicago's thirteenth straight VIC
tory. Hack Wilson's sixth home run
of the season. which tied him for home
run leadership In the senior circuit
with Bissonette OF Brooklyn, turned out
to be the winning margin today, 1t was
Roots fourth consecutive win OF the
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Totals. .3iIs s.id Total~

sRan for Hogan in seventh inning,
Rated Tor They enow IN seventh if1tus.
ikntted foY Rhem IN seventh nnihE
New Nark..,.,.., y q u q q Y y q n~~t
st Innt. t q = q q a q u o--~i
Runs-Rorsh. ott Cohen, fulus H'gh.
Haley Roettger, krrors~~ott ffiseh Two
Roettsrr Runs hatted iu~-1.tnt tstrom. Jack
son. Rorttgcr t"i. Fri~eh, ott Hogan. hahe
tllu~-~ Roattger Sacrifice httS-~tthdstrAn
jackson. stolen hast'-~~Frlseh, Double nlNs
.~~rhcyenow. Frisch to Bottomley hflu.
Hnttnfnfey, Rase on hailS-~on Rhem. =;
oti Henry. :. strark om-hS Henry. :; ny
Reinhart J. Hts~otf RhCm, IN IN.
nings ntf Reiuhart = IN . innings. Lett on
hases-~St LomS z New York I. tmH'cns
-~MesSrs. Magee. klem and MrEotm'tk Los
iug pitcher Rhem Time ot sanu~~l hour
and 80 minutes
Evening star., 1928-05-20
GIANTS BEAT CARDS;
TAKE THIRD PLACE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. May lo.--Dutch Henry
outpitched Flint Rhem. enabling the
Giants to score their second straight
victory over the Cardinals. 1 TO ;. The
victory put McCiraw's team into third
place and dropped the Cardinals TO
fourth. II was Rhem's first defeat OF
Evening star., 1928-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Chicago. 3. Boston. =.
Brookiyn. z. Cincinnati q.
Pittsburgh. 3: FhiIpdeinhia. I.
New York. {; ST. Louis, !.
STAMPING OF THE tL,BS.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES ToHH"6t'"
Bostnn al chicago. Chicago nj ~. Louis
Pittsb' gii NJ Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at t'hcih'
Fhiia. 81 BROOKLYN.
New York ~ NJ. j..
Evening star., 1928-05-20
EAST CAROLINA LEAGUE.

Raleigh 90: Rutham. 80
Salisbury, + High Point s.
WIugtnp $ aie,n ~: Greensboro, =.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark g.. Baltimore, ,.
other games postponed rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Iot,lsyille, ~ Columbus =,
T0iedn. 1 Indianapolis =
Il Egnsas Fity. q 81. Pau, q,
MIIwHtIkee. = !. MLnheapOlis. =.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Ghla,,ams rttg. 80 Omaha. 10,
Ues N0lnes, Is Tujas. I,
Binhita Il Denver !
Amarillo. b pitebi1. u,
Evening star., 1928-05-20

RnnA~~Raucfofi Henilne. Etfof-,3 rltk'
Runs batted in-e~Dy Stnth ~ hMftn'os,,~,~
KeliH. struck out BY MeWeeny. =. hy
l.udpe f. Base nn bDlia~r-ot thnne J. ,i inlt
"a bases IA onklyn r Cincinnati, 3. Time
ni rame-~i hour aud 10 minutes bmpifes
~.-. Nj esars, Hart Iafian aud Rislcr.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Orlando Fort I,andefdaie. u,
miami, r. West pBluf Macb. tff In
tdlRst s "A
Evening star., 1928-05-20

epn,ats ~ . - Totals 20 - II
9attad for Davis ~ seventh ftning
fgnn fnr wri chtHone IN seFonih INNING
is9tted for Nixon in ninth inning
Score by innings.
rhitadotnhfa q q q q q o-~I
n.,,si,.,rgh o q O o o x~~~3
Runs,~Thomps0p Grantham, smith and
utI Fyror@~~-Thompaon Tfayn9r, 1il ~
ptns h.,icd ,n--Whitney ] Smith, +.
wancr' ] : Mi. ! Three. base hitr~--Hbli' -
stoien base-~1hompson, sacii hee~,i. wa.
,tsr IoubIe piavs-~Wrisht To Adams tn
Grsnthsn, ''a 1a, Hli TO Wright % Grantham .
sand 10 Thompson g Hurst Iril nn.dn 80 has.s an
bails-on nm q Of Benge. / struck out
Is hi. by Eenge. q by Fergnsen; g on. J !:
Hits-~0h Benge. . IN innings OF rsrkn'
I"slns I,itchei,s- Bcnsf Umpres-~ Messrs.
5flrman Ciarit and Qngisy. Time ~ game
| hour As minutes.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

BssiHlont. ~ san Antonio. q.
t.elt "mfb 10 Dallss >,
khIsyspeTt, 4. Wichita Falls, ..
Evening star., 1928-05-20
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
TEXAS LEAGUE.

Mobile. 4 MemphIs. .
Thsttana0ga ! Atlanta. y.
DiheT Games. ram
Evening star., 1928-05-20
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

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ssff synantg + Portland. a.
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Evening star., 1928-05-20
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. q: Washington. :.
Philadelphia. 2; Chicago. o.
New lurk.Sf. Louis, rain.
Boston Detroit. rain.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
HILL IS IN FORM;
BUGS BEAT PILLS
By the Assoeiaied press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. May ls-Carmen
Hin gave up but two hits In pitching
duel with Ray Bengc and the Pirates
defeated the Phillies 3 10 /. Hill helped
win his own game with three Dagger
Evening star., 1928-05-20
COLLEGE TRACK.

Array, 7ss Virginia. st.
femple. sss Cathode T., AZ
Minneseta. So: Chicago. sS.
Northwestern. 70 s~e; Wi~eaAsln,
IA IA
Evening star., 1928-05-20
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

wilmington Fsye'ieyll'e rain
areenvlije T. K,eky Mount. 4.
Eiuston. -. Gpidsbaco s.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

kocfnjk. lt.E. Richmond, 81
Portsmouth. lO7; Petersburg -
Evening star., 1928-05-20

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