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Evening star., 1928-06-11
Reds Are Proving They Belong
AT Top of Race i'm Old League

cinnati run in the fourth inning
Walkers single with the bases full In
the eighth accounted for the last two.
Dutch Henry started for the Giants,
but split a finger trying TO bunt in the
sixth inning. Ben Cantwell finished up
the lost cause.
Del Bisonnes eleventh homer Of the
year was the only bright spot for Will
bert Robinson in the Dodgers crushing
15-to-7 defeat by the Cards. Brook
lyn remained within hailing distance
Of victory until the eighth. when the
Cards Unbiased batting assault that
netted seven runs.
The American League program was
featured by the ninth defeat of the sea-
son of the New York Yankees. The
White Sox turned the trick at Chicago,
To g. despite Babe Ruths twenty-first
end tWer'y-secnnd home runs Of the
season. Forty-three thousand saw the
game.
Krrss' sing,a seogcd McNeely with the
r,,n that ei'0'"nd rt. Louis to defeat the
Boston Red Sox, 2 TO /, In IL innings.
Sam Gray, Browns ace. went the route
and earned his tenth win in Ia starts.
Taitt's homer in the second gave the
Red Sox their lone tally.
The Athletics failed to diminish the
t0a nar1es that Senarate them from
the Yankees, for they were soundly
trounceo, y TO 3, by the Detroit Tigers
Old Jack Quinn and Eddie Rommel
were pounded for Is hits by the Tigers
who have shown decided improvement
in the last few weeks
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NINE
STILL TOPS LEAGUE

HYATTSvILLE Md. June 11.-As
the result of its lat win over Savage
Baptist tossers at Riverdale Saturday
the base ball team of Hyattsvile Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, with
five victories and one defeat, still Is
heading the flag race in the Tri-City
Sunday School League, but is being
closely pressed by Centenary M. e. Of
Laurel, 1927 pennant winner, which
his hung up five trumphs and lost only
twice. Centenary, after a mediocre start,
has hit a winning stride and Saturday
handily disposed of st. Philips Of
Laurel, 7 to /. Savage M. E., standing
third with four wins and three losses,
is only one game back of Centenary.
Trinity of Laurel is fourth; St. Philips
fifth. and Savage Baptist last.
Featuring next Saturdays schedule
Is the game between the Hyattsville
team and Centenary at Laurel. 1t VIII
be part OF double bill, st. Philips and
Trinity being down to clash in the other
tilt. Savage M. E. and Savage Baptist
are to meet at Savage in the third con-
test of the day.
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RUTH NOW 6 DAYS
AHEAD OF RECORD

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 11.--There is a
chance that Babe Ruth will take more
pride in his twenty-first home run Of
the 1923 season than he will in No. %.
He hit both Of them at Chicago yes
terday as the Yankees lost to the White
Sox, but No. 81 was made off Red
Faber, who has more than held his
own with the home-run king during the
last ID years. No. % was collected off
Ted Lyons In the ninth inning after
Faber was knocked out OF the box
When Ruth broke into the big leagues
with the Boston Red Sox, 'Faber was
pitching regularly for the White Sox.
During his major league career Ruth
has hit 434 home runs, but he made
only seven of them off Faber's pitching.
Two of them came in 1920, in 1921,
2 in 1922. in 1928 and this season.
When the Bambino gets hold Of one
Of Faber's deceptive slants and rounds
the bases he feels as though he has
earned home run.
Ruth's two drivees yesterday put
him six games and six days ahead Of
his 1927 pace, when he hit 60. He
smacked out No % on June 16 last
year in his f1fty-fourth game. His
twenty-second this season came IN his
forty-eighth engagement.
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L0MSkI AND LATz0
BATTLE WEDNESDAY

NEW YORK, June II CP.-A light
heavyweight joust featuring Pete Latzo,
the Scranton coal miner. and Leo
Lomski, puncher from Aberdeen, Wash.
heads New York's boxing menu this
week.
Latzo and Lomski will battle over the
10-round route on Wednesday night at
Ebbets Field. Pete and Leo have one
thing In common. They've each lost a
decision to Tommy Loughran, the very
active ruler Of the 175-pounders.
Tomorrow night Joe Click, hard
punching New York lightweight. tackles
Stanislaus Loayza in 10-round bouA az
the Greensboro Stadium.
Dave Shade, veteran California slug
ger. returns to the East on Friday
niaht. when he meets George Courtney.
Oklahoma middleweight, at Coney
Island.
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ROD AND STREAM
by Perry Miller

and has Pennsylvania fishing license
writes TO inquire whether he can fish I'm
the SuSquehanna River below the Penn
sylvania State line without obtaining a
Maryland license. Unless there Is some
agreement between Maryland and Penn
sylyania In regard 10 fishing In the Sus-
auehanna between HOLLYWOOD, Pa, and
Conowingo, Md, he undoubtedly will
have TO obtain q Maryland license TO
fish In Maryland waters. This column
will take UP the matter with the Mary
land Conservation Commission 10 aSccr-
tain II any agreement does exist In re-
gard TO fishing In that stream between
the places mentioned.
The Pennsylvania and Maryland Fish
Commissions are working hand in hand
TO make the Conowingo Lake one OF
the greatest fishing areas on the At
lantic Coast The Pennsylvania Com
mission has just placed more than 49,
900 900 pike perch In that part OF the
ConoWingo pool" which Is located in
Pennsylvania. Maryland already has
placed more than 100000 perch and
30 900 small mouth bass In her portion
OF the pool" The waters are those
impounded by the Conowingo dam and
cover almost 20 square miles.
Good, bad and Indifferent reports have
been received from the SAT- water nsn~
ing grounds, One day a fishing party
viii report good catch at a certain
place and the next day another party
VIII return from the same place with
but two or three fish. This condition
exists everywhere, and. as In the case
Of bass In local waters. salt water fish
require comparatively warm water
temperature before they get real active
and hungry.
Among the various reports comes one
from Solom0ns Island that the rock
fish are being caught trolling off Point
Patience. one party returning with "a
OF these gamesters.
The regulars at Chesapeake Beach
have been having only fair success. The
water sttll is too cold, as one angler will
testify when he slipped into the water
for swim. IFS dove off the pier. but
Immediately climbed out saying. Gosh,
that water Is just like ice" And so It
goes, hut warm days are bound 10 come.
and when they do the flsh will COM
menee 10 bise.
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CLEVELAND, June 1l.--Sam Jones is
ready to pitch again. The ankle he
hurt in st. Louis is practically sound
once more and the thigh bruise he
sustained In Chicago does not bother
him. So Sad Sam will face the Indians
here tomorrow, according to Manager
Stanley Harris This afternoons game
was likely to be pitched by Irving Had
ley.
Since Hodapp was injured the In
dians are using Ed Montague, a prod
uct of the Eastern League, at third
base. Ed seems good fielder, but not
much of a batter.
Benny Tate broke into the game in
the fourth inning as pinch batter
for Braxton. He drilled into a double
play. sending into retirement with him
Muddy Ruel, who had gained tirsr
through an error
Montague made q flashy stop and
throw to get Reeves in the seventh. He
went back to the third sack to dig
Bob's hot drive out of the dust and
heaved for a hairline decision.
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GEORGETOWN A. C.. TEAM
LEADS UNLIMITED CLASS

senior ranks as the result OF the un-
expected loss sustained by d. ]. Kauf-
mans yesterday. AZtecs moved into
the triangular tie by routing the prev!-
Gus leaders, 10 to 3. r. T. Keanes won
from Palace A. c., 10 /, to enter the
select group. Brown and Wood nine
remained in the race by downing Hart
fords, 4 to 0.
Corinthians and Mon.roscs are un-
defeated in junior ranks, the former
having idled yesterday, while the latter
ran up 24-to-0 score on Libertys
Brookland Boys Club nine moved for
ward with a 4-to-0 victory over Lind
berghs. and Congress Heights dropped
a 3-to-8 decision to Hadleys. Col
legians remained among the leaders by
trouncing Arrows, to 2.
Week day games have been promised
for American Legion section teams, as
only contests were played yesterday.
In section A Planskys gained a 6-to-3
verdict over Delano Post. and Vic's
Sport Shop won from Lincoln Post, "a
to 2. Jones Post turned back st.
Stephens nine, 25 to 3, in section 3.
Sam Rice's Midgets conquered Russels.
13 TO 5, and Kelleys hammered out an
8-to-5 win over Corinthian Tigers.
Iris Speakers and Brookland Boys
Club mines won the first Sunday games
in Insect class. Webcos defeated
Royals in the initial fray Saturday, IA
to g. Speakers took a 9-to-3 win over
Jewish Community Center, while Mount
Rainiers were easy for B. 3. c., 3 to q.
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coupled with the un0uestionabie mag
netic force Of his leadership, is by long
odds the most potent individual factor
any club In the National League pos
sesses or any club In the American
with the exception Of the Yankees and
Babe Ruth.
When Rogers first took over the
leadership Of the st. Louis Cardinals
in 1925 his batting eye lost none OF tts
sharpness through the added burden
OF responsibility. He finished of that
year with mark Of .403. When he
skidded down to .317 in 1925. the year
the Cards won the pennant and world
championship. the slump was due more
TO illness and a strained back than TO
the burdens Of management. The wo.-
ries of captaining the Giants last year
were negligible enough for the Rajah
to bat his way up to .36l.
This year, II he continues the 400
pace he has been hitting up 70 date,
Hornsby will be the first batsman in
major league history to go over that
mark four times. He shares now with
Jesse Burkett and Ty Cobb the distinc-
ton Of being the only batsmen with
three averages Of 400 or better TO their
credit.
Similarity in Shifts.
The circumstances of Hornsby's shift
TO the managerial role at Boston are
nearly identical with those at st. Louis
in 1925, when the Rajah succeeded
Branch Hickey at the helm OF the wab-
bling Cardinals.
The same thing that prevented the
Cardinals that year from becoming ac-
tual pennant contenders also is operat-
ing against the chances Of the Braves
to climb this year-poor pitching.
Three years ago Hornsby drove the
Cardinals forward with characteristic
individual ZEAL just as he is inspiring
fourth, but with improved pitching won
the pennant the following year.
This season, Hornsby also has the
handicap Of poor start by the Braves
to overcome. Likewise he faces strong
opposition at every hand. Perhaps the
best he can hope for Is TO land the
club In fifth place. but 1t win have to
be recokoned with by any rival outfit.
from now on. while Hornsby is setting
the pace for such an array Of sluggers
as Bell. Sisler, Moore. Richbcurg and
others.
Hornsby has no particular batting
system-nor any weakness that pitch
ers have been able to discover.
The Rajah is a free-swinger. Ike old
Nap Lajoie, another great right handler,
His hits usually travel on a line, proc
PEELED by the full force Of Rogers pow.
erful arms and shoulders.
During the season Hornsby doesn't
do much reading. He glances only al
newspaper headlines in order to savt
his eyes from any undue strain.
Hornsby's lifetime average Of .34s
for the past IS years surpasses any
thing on record in the National League,
The late Adrian (Pop) Anson. over Z
22-year stretch, turned In an average
of .339 for the best previous mark.
Among the higher-powered American
League group only Ty Cobb, with flg'
ure Of 1858 for % years. leads Hornsby
Babe Ruth'S mark for IL years is .344
and so is Harry Heilmann's for one year
less. Iris Speaker has a percentage Of
.346 for 2l years and Eddie Collins .33a
for % seasons
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WARD RELEASED
AFTER ELEVEN SEASONS

CLEVELAND. June 10 Gp).-Aaron
Ward, utility infielder acquired by the
Cleveland Americans from the Chicago
White Sox during the Spring training
period. today was given his uncondi-
tional release after IL years in the
league.
Ward was member of the New York
Yankees from 1917 through 1926 serv-
ing through four world series. He was
one of the heroes of the 1923 series,
hitting AT and fielding sensationally
toward the world championship won by
his club after batting 1853 through the
regular season.
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SAM JONES NOW READY
TO RESUME MOUND TOLL

With RueI on second as result Of a
single and a passed ball and two out
In the eighth frame. Hudlin got into
trouble with Rice. Sam had 3 and l
count, so Hudlin purposely threw a
fourth wide one. Harris sent a bounder
to the pitcher.
Harris and Reeves erred in the eighth.
Bucky's hectic chuck after a tumble
gave Luke SeWell a life at the outset
Of the round. and after two Indians
were retired Reeves picked up JamiesonS
crounder and threw to the stand for a
fwo-basa error Bob took good care of
Lind's grounder, though, to end the
round.
Aaron Ward, veteran iniielder. trans
ferred from the White Sox to the In
dams, Just before the season opened,
was handed his unconditional release
yesterday.
Cleveland turned out the best crowd
the Nationals have seen in the West
this year. More than 10000 attended
the game on the sunny Sunday after
noon.
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CAD, FORMER WORKH0RSE,
IN GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

JOHESTOWN. Pa, June IL tH).--
Uncle Cad, former workhorse, recently
purchased by John A. Pender, financier,
for $4,000. is being groomed at the Fort
Miami track at Toledo. for the opening
Grand Circuit meeting, June rs TO 80.
Three years ago Uncle Cad was haul
Ing feed at the stockyards In Memphis.
The horse was placed In charge of Ben
Whitehead at Toledo last Winter and
proved the fastest PAGER OF the early
arrivals with a mile In 2:07A and
quarter better than 20 seconds.
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~ GEORGETOWN A. C.'s 1927 In
dependent championship nine
r and st. Joseph's A. C.'s un-
~ limited championship team Of
Capital City League last year.
are today heading the list Of Capital
City League class A unlimited mines,
undefeated In five starts. @. A. G..
turned back st. Mary's Celtics. another
previously undefeated nine at Alexan-
dria yesterday. while Joes we're trounc-
ing Chevy Chase.
Hilleary's Westerners had TO come
from behind In the last two innings to
defeat the Saints, to a. st. Joes also
finished sSrong for 10 to 2 verdict
Willie Glascoe's Shamrocks moved
forward notch by downing Jewish
Community Center, to 4, and Addi-
sons revived to break into the win
column with a 6 to verdict over Mary
land A. C.. Dreadnaughts slaughtered
Petworth A. c., running up a 20-to-l
score. Woodbridge sluggers tried in vain
to overcome A. B. 81 W. Busmen's lead
AMI dropped a 5-to-7 verdict
BY downing Army Medicos, Ross
Council Junior Ordermen held their
place at the top. of class p unlimited
section. The 8-to-4 victory kept the
Fraternaiists' record clean. Douglas
A. c. gained its third victory by down.
ing Army War College, IL to IL, and
Auth's took their second victory over
Clovers, 10 to o. District Heights won
over Anancostia Eagles, 5 to 4, In one
Of the best games Of the day.
Three teams are tied for the lead In
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ADELMAN WILL CAPTAIN
SWARTHMORE BALL TEAM

Bert Adelman. local boy, and erst-
while Tech High athlete, has been
elected captain OF the 1929 Swarthmore
College base ball team. Last season
Adelman, playing right field for the
Garnet nine. displayed class He is also
a crack soccer player. Adelman, who
next Fall begins his senior year at
Swarthmore, has rejoined the Chevy
Chase Bearcats, a local ball team with
which he has played the past several
seasons.
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CHICAGO U. BALL TEAM
TO INVADE JAPAN AGAIN

CHICAGO, June IL LP).-The Uni
versity Of Chicago's base BAN team viii
make Its fifth playing tour Of Japan
in 1880. Director Of Athletics stagg has
announced
In addition TO playing a series Of
games in Japan, the team also plans
games in Korea and Hawaii
The first trip to Japan for the
Maroon team was made in 1910 and
was followed by trips in 1915. 1920 and
1924.
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vOITH'S BIRD WINS
LOCAL PIGEON RACE

r. J. Voiths Just In Time won the
open race Of the Washington Racing
Pigeon Club yesterday, barely beating
the second-place Crack g. Sammons
entry. The fight was a preliminary test
for the long distance races to be held
this month. Voith also won the club
nobby prize, with f. w. Heine bagging
the single nomination.
Order Of finishing, showing the aver
age speed In yards per minute OF the
first return to each loft follows:
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BABE BOOSTS MARK
AMONG THE BIG SIX
'y the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
With both Rogers Hornsby and Paul
Waner idle yesterday because of gap
in the schedule. Babe Ruth took an
opportunity to climb a bit in the Big
Six. The Babe slammed out his tWen-
ty-first and twenty-second homers at
Chicago as the Yankees lost, 8 to &.
and lifted his average five points to
$40.
Ty Cobb got two hits in Detroit, but
remained behind Frank Frisch, who
collected one safety in Brooklyn. He'll
mann picked up five points by getting
two out of four as the Tigers downed
the Athletics, 8 to g.
The standing to date:
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now he Is getting
them in more
copious quantities
than any Of his
rivals.
Superlative pitch
ing by jake May.
rotund southpaw Of
Hendricks mound
staff, gave the Reds
a 3-t0-0 victory
over the New York
Giants before 40
900 persons, who
packed the Polo
Grounds yesterday.
The defeat cost the
Giants secon d
place, for it was
coupled With Brook :
lyn's defeat by the
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H0ME.RUN STANDING

~ tte hsbeeistA1 Press.
Egn1e runs yesterday Ruth, Yankees,
z Tain, Ited Eox t, CochTans, Atil-
leliGs, EiesoriettA, ItoglDe. ] . Hell
D9enn. Tigers, / Z JegaieE01, Indians. !
Jl3e les6erg,
hEneransn i4eag,Ie-H Ruth, Yankees
~, Geirig, Yankees, 10, BspseT, Attn
iettcg, ~, Todt, Eed Eoz, 4,
Rssloilsi League IiornsDy, Braves
II Wilson, CasIss, ~ Tsjss9Betts, hOb'
tGs, 4, E0ttosBghy, Cardinals, D.
LSaRlae toials National IkagA a17;
A1aakgfjAn League. 1915 sFaAA teKM. 2a9
Evening star., 1928-06-11

sandlot base ball games in inde-
! pendent ranks. Big scores pre-
~ vailed in the majority of contests.
! Phoenix A. c. surprised Hern-
don Fairlous with an 8-to-3 setback.
Brook Grubb's Silver Spring -Kensington
outfit gave Hiser's All-Stars an unex-
pected defeat at Riverdale, to 4. Pet
| worth Seniors gave the unlimiteds OF
Petworth an 8-to-5 drubbing.
Georgetown Cardinals, a junior nine,
did what many local unlimited mines
have failed TO do when they trounced
Fort Washington, to ], on the latter
teams diamond. Simpsons Dairynen
| handed Alexandria Cards a l5-to-6
| reverse at Alexandria.
Cabin John Junior Ordermen halted
the steady march of Edmonds' Art
Stone Co. nine, to 7.
Jefferson Firemen and Sam Rice
| Juniors scored two wins each, while
Takoma Tigers were on the short end
in both of their games.
Yesterdays. results:
UNLIMITEDs.
ghocnix A. G. 3: Herr, Hsrnd9n. q Pa. rairl9us D.
Mechrs. Moans idH'f5Hi To- united es cisar, 3.
Modern Woodmsn. 5; La Plata; T.
asfSa'''s Petworth seniors. ' !; PetWortGh Unlim-
Georgetown Cardinals, 8; Fort Washing
''ci Cabin John Jr. o. U. A. NJ, 8: Ed
"'Sisai National Circles. 49, Indian Head, 10.
Seat Pleasant, 3; TfienEie 4. C., 4.
jefferson Firemen, Z; Mount Pleasant A.
Jefferson Yirsmen. 10; washinEtOn a.
sisss.i sss.e1. q osRisssI ss.+. 4 E.
Sake Kroydenss 20; Fort Myer', 9.
sI%Gi Tsnsssi. IfsiR; s. aan. 3 5e4sa 55efGs Js'f'
Bowie Motor Co.: IL; Red Top Cab, 0.
SENIORS.
Marions, IL: senecas, o.
McKinleys, IS; Candy Co.
JUNIORS.
sam sam BIZ: Bic. II IH.SIi.s: IHsSIsiss: .
SaiendsStp. Sam alSs a. % Norshsass Bulldogs, >.
| brentwood A. A., :; Anacostia Eagles 0.
MIDGETs.
Rovers, 10; Libertys. 2.
SSoion.}lais;, is;r H9T1ssys' 2dSs: q T.
Aees. Sa.'i il; { sam m Riees. o.
INSECTS.
Boys Band. 10; Kress, 0;
Dixies, II; Georgetown, q
PEEwEEs.
Marberrys. 81 Aces, Z,
| Braxtons, II; Paul Waners, g.
Experienced pitchers and inflelders
are sought by Modern Woodmen. Ma
Chesledine will drill her charges Wed
nesday at o'clock on Fairlawn dia-
mond, at which time candidates VIII oe
| welcome. A meeting VIII be held Wed.
nesday night at 1902 Thirteenth street
southeast.
Monroe A. c. will have a full days
program next Sunday, with Fourth Bat
TALON Firemen scheduled as the morn
ing attraction and Terminal Icemen
listed for the afternoon fray.
Navy Yard nine of Government
League has listed game with Hess a.
G. for Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
on Seaman Gunners' Field. A practice
was listed this afternoon at O'Clock on
the same field.
Dissatisfied with the showing OF his
team In recent games Manager Garrett
Waters has called meeting OF his Ia
koma Tigar players for wednesday
night at his home at o'clock. All
players are urged to be present.
T. r. Keane Seniors are to gather TO-
merrow night at 220 Seventh street
northeast at 8 o'clock Manager Curtin
wishes all players to be present.
BalIston A. G. il ready to book any
unlimited mines OF merit. Call Clar-
endon 1852.
Several dates are open on Chevy
Chase Eeniors' schedule for this month.
Manager Never will arrange games at
Cleveland 1880.
Powhatan Midgets of Capital City
League want games for Saturdays. Call
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CROOME NINE AHEAD.

CLINTON, Md, June ii.~~John
Garner, Cr00me pitcher, limited Clin-
ton battefE 10 two hits yesterday and
his team squeezed out a 10 triumph,
Clinton this season and its NTH yic-
tory Iii ak starts,
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IMPORTANT BALL GAME.

A game which will have much
weight in deciding first half series lau-
rels in the Government Base Ball Lea
que viii be staged tomorrow afternoon
at Sis o'clock between Interstate and
Government Printing Office mines on
West Ellipse diamond.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
DORTMUND, Germany-Ludwig Hay
mann, Munich. won the German heavy
weight championship by stopping Franz
Diener, Berlin 90.
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COAST LEAGUE.

gaerapsBte. Tai Aissiobg, as.
EsT FEafgelEeo. 7-5, Seattle bsS.
Oakland, 30; HgilyyoeG, TO
L<gF ADeAIsE, $40, Portland, ~.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

tiles ana worries
OF managing a ball
club.
II there IS one
factor more than
any other respon-
sible for the conc
back OF the Braves
IL Is the terrific
hitting Of the new
Boston manager.
who has been on
his biggest ram
page of The Mate
since he finished
of a six-year run
at the top Of the
National League
batting heap three
years ago.
HornsbJ's bat,
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" ASTERN skeptics. waiting for the
l. Cincinnati Reds to fall, are
learning that 1t Is more than
L. luck that keeps Jack Hendricks
crew at the top Of the National
League standing. Good pitching, air.
tight fielding and timely batting will
win ball games In any league, and Hen
bricks is getting all three. And just
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BOXER IN COMEBACK.

CHICAGO, June II A1.v~-Otto yon
porat, the Norwegian heavyweight, will
attempt comeback tonight when he
meets Tony etabenau of Buffalo In a
1O~T0uud bout.
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SAM RICEs VICTORIOUS,

Overcoming an early lead held by
'anRiey juniors, Sam Rice Junior toss~
rs yesterday pounded out d 1910 win
. Sport Mart League, w, Felner of the
lsefs htt homer.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

Wichita Falls. ~; Dslias, 7-4,
EEu Antonio, 4. Houston. 4,
port Worth, "a, shreveport, 80.
Wac1, svS, Beaumont, Ia.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville, Iii; Milwaukee, 4-5,
ID. Paul 3~i; Columbus, ri.
Kansas City, q: InGi&nspolis, .,
Tolseo, ssf. Minneapolis, 7~io.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore, l0-i. Buffalo, "a.
jersey Cs4y, Iii; Montreal, O~iz.
Toronto, q fsafing, ).
E1ehestef, Us, Newark. 10,
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st. Louis Cardinals.
May, an in-and-outer, was, very much
"in" yesterday. He granted five hits,
scattered so effectively that not man
reached third base. Dressen's single
scored Curt Walker with the first Gin
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SURPRISES OCCUR
TN SANDLOT BALL GAMES

Franklin 9067 for games with Man
ager Swift's nine.
Manager Sullivan will schedule games
for Crandall Insects at Potomac 491.
Sunday games are sought by Indian
Insects. Call Franklin 8876-J between
and 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
WEgTERn LEAGUE.

Amarillo, e,2; Dsgyef. "a
CkIaltoDJs Citys If~lE, Dee Msinss, 81,
JHiaa, lg-t0; Dnsba, iisiB,
WiGhltR. "a, FusbiG, "a.