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Evening star., 1928-04-08
Fr Jones Golf Dates 7ne eeney Bout Fails to Excite Fans
CAPITAL CITY LOOP
LISTS MANY MINES

More than rs teams are definitely In
line for participation In the Capital
City Base Ball League, 1t was an
nounced last night by Arthur A. Hey
wood. secretary and member OF the
sports staff of the Post, which is
again sponsoring the loop.
The teams in line are;
Unlimited Class.
Section A--Georgetown A. c.. A. b.
& w. Bus Co., S!:aE:-ockS, st. Joseph's,
Addison. Jewish Community Center,
Woodbridge, Dreadnaughts, Maryland A.
c., Chevy Chase, st. Mary's Celtics,
and Petworth A. G.
Section B---Ross Council 81. o. u.
A. M. Edmond Art Stone, washington
Highlands, Rockville, Douglas A. c.,
CloverA Hartford, Auths, National Elec-
trio Supply Co.
Senior Glass.
Tremonts, Brown g. Wood formerly
Falls church,. Manhattans, Central
Reds, Aztecs. Senators, T. T. Keane,
Palace, Berwyn Orioles. Yorkes, Joseph
Phillips, Auths, Moose, Holy Rosary and
Library Club.
Junior Glass.
Hadleys Corinthians. Montrose. Mard-
feldts. Aces. Moose, Collegians, North
erns. Sam Riccs. Lindberghs. Miller
Furniture Co, Brookland Boys Club
and Calhoups.
Midget Class.
BACKED by American Legion.)
Aztecs, Park View. st. Stephens, Sam
Rices, Lionel A. c., Jewish Community
Center, Standards. Corinthians Moose,
Alexandria Post. No. ~; Liberty Pow
hatans Plansky. Mercury. Georgetown
A. c., Noel House, White Haven.
Arcadians, Roosevelt Troop, No. 46;
Russells and Addison A. c.
Insect Class.
Mount Rainier Hardware Co.~Pirates,
Boys Club. Iroquois. Aztecs. Tigers. st.
Paul's. Webb Co, Corinthians, Wood
sides and Royals.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
RISKO HELD TO DESERVE
A SECOND SHOT ALTON
Best That Can Be Said of New ZeaIander in His
Coming Title Battle With Champion Is That He
Is Thoroughly Game and Courageous.

August won on foul from Bud
Gosman IN rounds.
September s-Draw in IS rounds
with Paolino Uzcudun.
October 2s-Won in 10 rounds from
John Risko.
January 13, 1e2s-Draw In IL rounds
with Jack Sharkey.
March 1-won in IS rounds from
Jack Delaney
The New Zealand Irishman's per-
formances against Paolino were better
than the record indicates. He really
deserved the award in both contests.
He was the aggressor and did most Of
the milling.
Any one viewing HeeneJ In his gym
workouts would not be overly impressed
He is a sloppy sort in his work and goes
at ii as If he has nothing more i'm
portant on his mind than to get It over
with as DC t he can.
In action. Tom Is entirely different.
He keeps on moving in. covering UP the
best he can and when he sees the
loose with his short, thick arms. A
short uppercut and an overland right
are his best blows. Heeney is not
hard hitter. rather Furnishing one. but
his energies discount what he lacks in
knockout force
What Heeney Had to Say,
As Heeney remarked before the De-
laney fight:
This fellow is supposed to be hit
ter. ! am not worrying much about
that. All ask is that he comes in
and makes a fight Of It."
After the fight Heeney was sorry ne
could not do any better. The hanging
on tactics of Delaney made him sore
If he had fought more and not
grabbed all the time" ne said. 1t
would have been better fight. would
like chance at Tunney. don't think
he will do much holding. would
do better against him"
Tom will have his chance. We shall
see If he does better.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
CHEVY CHASE SENIOR
GOLFERS TO BE BUSY

Senior golfers of the Chevy Chase
Club. iookink forward 70 another hig
season, viii hold their annual meeting
At the club April rs, the meeting mark
Ing the formal opening Of the season
forSthe Ses,iors' Golf Association OF the
club. The fIrst tourney OF the ass0cia-
ton win be held at ~ holes, handicap
medal play. on April 26 and a. Com
DetitorS may play 10 holes either day or
0 holes each day Handicaps for this
tourney viii be the same as they were
last Fall.
The association VIII hold the custom
airy ringer tournament, running through
the season. beginning April 10, and end
ing October n Prizes Of golf balls viii
be given 10 winners OF the various
senior events,
A putting tournament viii he held
April "a, at 10 holes medal play. and
other events viii he held Throughout the
season for the seniors. Any member Ut
the Chevy. Chase Club, who Ii 81 or
more years Of age, may become member
81 the association a. any time,
Evening star., 1928-04-08
SANDOT TEAMS EAGER
TO TEST THEIR PROWESS

Tom Brew, former three-letter ath-
lete at Gonzaga and last year first
baseiilan for T. T. Keane nine. has been
elected captain of that team for the
season. A drill will be held today at 10
o'clock on Plaza diamond.
ColIegians are carded TO meet CO.
rinthians at 1880 o'clock this morning
on North Ellipse diamond. y
Northeast HiIltops and Takonna
Tigers are to open their respective sea
sons this afternoon at o'clock on Sill
yer Spring diamond.
Navy Yard and Seamen 0unners
mines are to clash on Seamen Gunners
fieid this afternoon at l o'clock. Play
ers are TO report at 1880 o'clock.
Beymer A. C. will open the season at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon with Library
Club tossers as their opponents.
All Merndors Fairlous are to report
at the home OF Manager McClincy to-
day at 1880 o'clock They will drill at
2 o'clock on their field.
Pop Hessier's Ross Council Junior
NJTUGI IkLLlE WAL OHHDcC 4AAHAABlC VOoCGA .
at o'clock today. Hessler will meet
his players ct 1890 o'clock at 1904
Park place.
Georgetown Church League teams
are to meet tomorrow night at
O'Clock In Peck Memorial Chapel.
Bryantown diamonders will be the at
traction on Fairiawn diamond this
a @kAvs1fnvN HfzSxnRfy.a Pad Gov
Corinthian teams viii report on North
Ellipse diamond today. as follows: jun
iors, i:4s o'clock, and Midgets. 1880
o clock.
Mclean A. C.. which viii hold prac-
tice session at 10 o'clock today on the
Call Don Funk at Franklin 1858.
The Evening Star and Saks Midget
mines viii meet on No. Monument
diamond this afternoon at o'clock.
SakS players asked TO report are Schec-
ter. Arler. varron. Lebowitz. Ftiiita.
Hefiin. Hucks. Silverman. Baily. Robey,
Cox, Crisman and Robinson.
Joseph Hackshaw Is seeking games
with junior teams for Liberty A. G, Call
Main 67il.
Sam Rice Midgets, who meet Powha-
tans at 8 o'clock today on Fairidwn dia-
mond, want games. Call Atlantic 1875.
An Western A. C.. players are asked
to meet at Seventeenth and b streets
today at 10: 80 O'Clock to hold practice.
Dan Wheeler and Blackie Adair are
slated to pitch for Allieds today against
Riverside A. c. on Fairlawn Field at
2:30 o'clock.
Horton Insect players viii play George
Sisler Insects on No. diamond at 230
o'clock today. 1s
PEPSI Cola Insects defeated Horizons
Yesterday. a to 8, with Wright starring
Evening star., 1928-04-08

F. the weather man offers any OF the
perfect weather he has been serv-
Ing abundantly the past week to-
i day, practically. every sandlot dia-
mond In the District and nearby
sections will be thronged with teams
preparing for the long Summer cam
paign.
Numerous games are carded today,
some practice and others Just practice
tilts. Capital City League teams are
prepping for the opening OF the league
campaign, which will open about May 10.
Alexandria Drcadnaughts will open
their season in Alexandria today with
the scrappy Bond Clothiers furnishing
the opposition.
Clothiers, led by Earle Moser. In
elude In the lineup several minor
league and many high school stars OF
Big Ds are expected to start Bob
Lyons, youthful southpaw, In today's
fray. with Fee Collier on the receiving
end. sDreadnaught players are requested
to report at ! pm.
A. n. e. w. Busmen will work out to-
day alta O'Clock ION Arlington diamond
in preparation for the opening game
next week with Georgetown A. c.
Manager Riernan expects all Mount
Rainier unlimited nine candidates TO re-
port for drill at 10 o'clock this morning
on Mount Rainier Field. Hilltops viii
be their opponents next week.
District Heights viii engage Marlboro
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock OF Upper
Marlboro Heights players VIII report
at i.30 o'clock Manager Travers wishes
to get in touch with Lefty Deck.
Seat Pleasant Firemen will take TO
the dimanod for their first drill this
afternoon at 2 o'clock on their new dia-
mond. All candidates are asked to re-
port.
White Havens will be guests Of Cabin
Junior Order toSsers at Glen Echo this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Annadale A. C. will meet Burke A. G.
on the former teams diamond this aft
ernoon at $50 O'Clock. Davis, D. Via,
A. Via, Dove. A. Tracey. White. Dean,
C. Lacey, H. Lacey, watkins, Wakefield.
j. Klein. E. Klein, Purvis. Lyle. Frtnks.
Turner, Watt. Wheeler, Van Dorne and
other candidates for Annadales nine
are asked to report.
Former Kanawha and Emerson play
ers viii play with United Shirts nine
this season. Charlie Newman Is man.
aging the nine. Call Main 279S for
games.
Marlboros, who will open April ~
with Red Sox, want To book games in
unlimited and senior ranks. Write 5.
.. Gray. Box 3ll, Upper Marlboro,
Md.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
BY SPARROW McGANN.

n yEW YORK, April THE nomi-
nation of Tom Heeney, the New
VI Zealand Irishman. as opponent
4 for Gene Tunney next July
seemed to excite the headline
writer's hereabouts very greatly. but II
now Is clear that the public is not daz-
zled by the prospects of this encounter
Fans are beginning to think for
themselves In this heavyweight situa-
ton, and there Is a widespread Senti-
ment that Johnny Risko did not get a
fair deal when he was sidetracked with
out a chance to wipe out the i0-round
victory which Heeney scored over him
last October. .
As to Heeney, the one ray of hope
that can be given the fight enthusiasts
Is that Tom Is certain to make a game
and courageous battle-no better and
no worse than the bouts he has fought
in the past This means something
when II Is taken into consideration that
ighters-and this goes for all the pres
ent run Of heavyweights-are tempera-
mental to a degree and are liable 70
blow up when something big Is at stake
Heeney is not likely to- blow, whatever
else happens to him.
International Flavor Fancied.
Comparing Risko and Heeney. it must
be said that the Ohio baker boy made
a better showing against Jack Sharkey
than did Tom and that Jack showed a
much better brand OF generalship
against Risko than he did against Hee-
ney. Probably the international flavor
of Tunney-Heeney bout caused Tex
Rickard TO pick the New Zealander-
this and Heeney's victory over Jack
Delaney
Yet, in beating the French-Canadian.
Tom did not. perform feat which
other heavics had not accomplished
Jim Maioney. for instance, beat Bright
Eyes quite decisively.
In fact. Heeney's success in this
country where so many foreigners have
failed has come as much of a surprise
to the Australian and British fight pub
lie generally as it has, no doubt to
himself. Tom did not expect TO fare
so well in this country when he came
here. His record in Australia was
nothing to rave about. In all he fought
81 times He won by knockoutS. Is
by decision. drew and his only de-
feat was on a foul Blackie Miller. who
was a bust over here. was the success
full opponent. and Phil Scott, the Brit
Ism champion. has two 20-round VIC
tories over Hseney.
Heensy's Record in y. $.
Heeney's record over here fellows:
February 25. i92T-Knocx1d out
Charley Anderson in 5 rounds
April Lost in 10 rounds to Psolino
UZcudun.
June 2.-woa IN 10 rounds from
.Jsc'. DeIavs
Evening star., 1928-04-08
EAGLES BEAT CASEYS
TO KEEP THEIR TITLE

I.cd by Jack Faber. former Univcr-
sity of Maryland athletic star, Ana
costa Eagles loosed a sweeping attack
midway of the third period in their
game with knights of Columbus last
night at the Arcadia and thereafter
coasted to down the Caseys 40 to %.
The victory was the deciding game of
a serSes of three with X. c., which was
the last team in the path of the Eagles
to another unlimited independent city
championship.
Until the Eagles staged their big
drive in the third period Faber came
through in spectacular style with three
baskets and four fouls, It was a real
contest. though the Birds we're always
in the van. At the half the Eagles
edge was only Is to IL.
While Faber. who scored is points,
was the outstanding star for the Birds,
the whole team played in bang-up fash
ion. Joe Sweeney and Ralph Bonnie
showing to particular advantage.
King and Orreu Mitchell we're the
Casey's leaders on attack, the former
counting & points and the latter 6.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
SEAMAN is CHOSEN HEAD
.OE GA. O. DIAMOND TEAM

Fred A. Seamon was elected pres
dent of General Accounting once nine
which Is entered In the Government
League other officers are: w. w.
Richardson. secretary and
Van Zhan, team manager.
All candidates for Interstate Com
nerce Commission nine. which win be
entered In the Government League, are
requested to report on Monday and
wednesday evenings at 4:45 O'Clock on
West Ellipse diamond Preparations
are being made for the opening of
the league on May 2.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
REACHES SOCCER FINAL.

BOSTON. April Z OP).-7A soccer
team representing the amateur organ
izations Of New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania defeated one representing
the Northern Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire State Association, to l,
here today In the final Eastern Olympic
tfyout The winners will meet the
Western champions at ST. Louis next
week In the national Olympic finals.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
ASHLAND, KY, T0SSERS
TAKE NATIONAL TITLE

CHICAGO, April 7 lAo).--~Ashland. KY,
tonight won the high school basket ball
championship of the United States. de-
feating Canton, Ill. IS TO 10, m the
finals of the University of Chicago's s
interschOlagtte tournament
The game was essentially defensive
from start 10 finish both teams playing
cautious basket ball.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
TO BECOME TENNIS PRO.

LONDON, April LA),~-Mrs. Lambert
Chambers, one OF Englands foremost
woman tennis players, IL understood 10
have decided 10 ren0unce her amateur
status ~ take up coaching She plans
10 give leks0ns on the courts near her
Westminster H9sEe,
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Games with Woodbridge Tiger Insects
can be booked by calling the manager
at Potomac 2i57-J-
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Pepsi Cola Insects defeated Horizons
yesterday. q to 8, with Wright starring
Evening star., 1928-04-08

n 7 Ew YORK, April THE nomi-
nj nation of Tom Heeney. the New
VI Zealand Irishman. as opponent
4 for Gene Tunney next July
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Washington Colt and Country Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Former Kanawha and Emerson play.
ers win play with United Shirts nine
this season. Charlie Newman Is man
aging the nine. Call Main 27sS for
games.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Horton Insect players viii play George
Sisler Insects on No. diamond at 230
o'clock today. gx
Evening star., 1928-04-08

MarIboros. who will open April u
with Red Sox. want To book games In
unlimited and senior ranks. Write 5.
.. Gray. Box 3ll, Upper Marlboro,
Evening star., 1928-04-08

glenwooe, by the wsy, h very fine
golf ofglrse~ better, IN our judgment,
fhan any public course We nave ever
seen Rolling In contour, with topogs
lapny very ntlen like Columbia, II
proved . good test for the best profes~
Kigrsls In tiae country Unfortunately
there had been little rain IN Richmond
End the course was very fast and hard
For example, the eleventh hole Ii 5Ss
yards Ia length, snd every competitof
1elt at Least that ne could drive the
green. Many did just that, and there
were . half dozen 2s made On the hole
during the toufney~~1iot by il0iing pitch
GaotE either.
Washington Coli and Country cluh
Evening star., 1928-04-08

The southpaw golfer is at last to
come into his own. locally. DR.. L. A.
Reeves, one of the left-handed players
at Indian Spring, has put up q trophy
to be competed for by southpaws from
any club in the city. Details Of the
tourney. which liz TO be handicap af-
fair. win be arranged later by the In
dian Spring golf committee and DR..
Reeves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
Central and
Oaks Stage
Friday Tilt
Feature for Teachers at
EdgeWood; Rivals Appear
Evenly Matched.

Indiana Central College football
ers are keeping busy in spite Of
rainy weather practicing for their
homecoming tilt Friday against
Oakland City at Edgewood. The
game will be played at Central field,
three miles south of the city on
Madison avenue. The Oaks downed
Hanover last week, 6 to 0.
The Greyhounds are yet to taste
defeat and are not expecting the
Oaks to upset them. Coach Harry
Good. however, did not appear
pleased with the performance last
Saturday at Muncie when the Grey
hounds tied with Ball Teacher Col
lege SIS.
Although the Teachers were some
what heavier in the line, Good felt
his shifty back field could have out
speeded the Cardinals, but had not
his ball-toting ace dashed sixty
yards on punt return for touch
down the Greyhounds might have
lost. The Teachers seemed superior
from scrimmage.
Central upset Franklin in the
opening game, 1870. Then the Cen
trail team romped over Rose Poly,
31-6.
The feature Friday conflict here
will be credited as a session for
the Indiana teachers in convention.
Fans may reach the field by Inter
state traction and several bus lines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
Local Bowling Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

three from the Hatfield Paint as the ].
J. O., Northern Coal and Silver Flash
I Roo,, tWO from Ins homsI1h n;, Canoy'
ers in the Ladies' Social League games
at the Uptown alleys. Swallum was far
in front In this loon with a total of sos
on games of ia, 156 and 178.
The Broadway Specials took the leading
Mills Pie team for three-time trimming
in the intermediate League session at the
Uptown. TIE lockwood Manufacturing.
Woods Pharmacy and Universal we're the
winners in the other series taking two
from the Ben-Hur. Mack Service Station
and Little Giants. Binnion had high game
with score OF 224.
and Speedway Realtors won three from
the Prest-O-Lite Battery, Grande and
Esterline-Angus while the Rosner and N.
r.; the Thompson n Recreation and speed
gsnes at the Indiana drives. v: HOFFMAN, i
ais and ISL. which was high.
After losing the first game to the
back anS won s1 n. next two in the kinsan
League. Three-time wins featured the
other games, Traffic, Sales and City
Sausage. 10th grabbed ali high honors
with games of liz, 1sS and 2S5, total
of 500.
The Allies and Marmons were the big
winners in the Commercial League games
at the Capitol alleys taking three from
The g. J. Mayer Co. and TFia{ngle M. & n
were the Crane Co.. Martin-Parry Rob
Sins Body. Indianapolis Times, Ballard Ice
Cream and Link-Belt the Crescent Paper,
Gas 6asof%f1 sSn and l. c. w. u e
being the victims Hamilton continued to
set dizzy pace for individual honors get
Fa ng 0s was w next Wth q 81 81 count s 0r
three games.
The Gun SQUAD took the Buggleps r,, for
won three from the Band and Caravan
in the SHRINE League session at the 5sH1ddnoiS
games of l7S. ls1 and 225.
Tine No. !, No; and No; teams
won three from the No. g No; and
from nS; the r. M No. rs In ' the c. GyrO League
games at the Illinois. Hartman rolled
best getting score of SCI.
ana de oefteriing-Gitzeiman Coal won three
Prospect social while The Kanni:ig boys
Wheeler in the Fountain Square Recrea-
ton No League. Roeder had total of
500 to lead this loop
Two-out-of-three was in order in the
Sutherland League games at the Cen
trail alleys the Hudsons. Morrisons
Leavitts and Anders boys taking the
Corners, Hills. Lackeys and Viedbeeks: Hill
rolled high game when he started his
series with fine 235.
At the Elks club alleys the II. A. G.
League rolled its weekly session, Water
Dogs and Boosters taking three from the
Dumb Bells and Ropes as the Tumblers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
Notre Dame, Confident of Victory,
to Meet Georgia Tech at Atlanta
rsh Encouraged by Victory Over Navy Prepare for
Tilt With Strong SouthernerS.

I the knocks of an entire game. The
playing of Chevigny, right half, was
nothing short of sensational.
Dew at full did well in his first
start this year at that position, and
played the entire game. Brady and
Carideo at quarter employed the
right plays most of the time, and
demonstrated that between them,
the position will be well taken
care Of.
The line played great game, and
it was in its play that the biggest
improvement was noted. The Irish
now are looking forward to winning
from Georgia Tech for the seventh
time in a row.
Notre Dame scouts report Tech
has strong eleven this fall, how
ever, and Rockne has warned his
men they will have to play as well
against Tech as they did against the
navy. He also is making an effort
to put sitter scoring punch in
his machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
BY DICK MILLER


Hoosier1and again bids for fame
as the coaches of three big univer-
sity teams of the state groom their
charges for action the coming week.
end. Indiana university, conquerors
of Michigan for the first time in
history last Saturday, set about in
earnest preparing for the second big
invasion, this time to the University
of Illinois.
Notre Dame, adjudged weak ten
days ago, when it lost by big score
to Wisconsin, but now rated stronger
since the Navy game victory last
Saturday, will make an intersec-
tioi1a1 invasion to Georgia Tech at
Atlanta.
Purdue will play at home, and
while doing so will take on the pow
erful Wisconsin team. With the
Boilermakers rests the hope of the
Hoosier fans to retrieve the prestige
lost by Notre Dame to the Badgers.
Certainly victory would be doubly
sweet to Jimmy Phelan, Purdue
coach, who is a Notre Dame man.
Some Tough Assignments
The weekend engagement chart
in the Big Ten finds Michigan
slated for another dip into the pool
of defeat at Ohio State.
The teams in the Big Ten already
rated weak this fall are in for tough
treatment this weekend. We add
that Chicago will go up to Mime
sofa for a one-hour session with DR..
Spears Bone Crushers. Seven days
Of rest between the time they stood
UP under the onslaught of McLain,
the big Indian full back Of Iowa,
and the time they face the charg-
ing Gophers and the big Nagurski
doesn't bid well for the Stage pro-
teges.
Iowa remains at home to enter
tain Ripon college as exercise for
the important engagement Oct. ~
when McLain and Nagurski will
clash.
Northwestern meets Kentucky at
Evanston. The Wildcats diSap-
pointed their coach, Dick Hanley,
last week in the Ohio engagement,
and no doubt some new combina-
lions will be tried.
Page Improves Blocking
When Pat Page dons the mole
skins and shoulder pads and calls
on his assistant, Wally Middles-
worth, to aid in giving his team
some interference blocking drills,
things don't indicate that Page was
satisfied with the showing at Mich
igan. Tough luck prevented the
Hoosiers from scoring more than
one touchdown against the Wolver-
ines and Page is endeavoring to i'm
prove his teams blocking skill. At
least the back field men are going
to function better at Illinois Satur-
day.
Jimmy Phelan at Purdue faces
the problem of reserve strength
He has the task of developing an
offensive punch that can produce in
the pinch. Time after time at Min
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-17
BIZ Times Specfnt

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. IT,
Encouraged by their victory over
the Navy, Rockne's fighting Irish
are busily preparing for their first
long jaunt of the year. Next Sat-
urday they'll appear in Atlanta, Ca.
where the Golden Tornado of
Georgia Tech is expected to give
them plenty of trouble.
When performance alone is con-
sidered, the Notre Dame eleven that
won from the Middies was far diff
ferent from that which dropped a
game to Wisconsin the week before.
Only one tumble was charged
against an Irish back last Saturday,
and the blocking, tackling and in
reference running was of the
authentic Notre Dame brand.
Aside from these improvements,
the most encouraging note to come
from Saturdays conflict was the
proof Johnny Niemiec, star triple
threat left half back, can stand