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Evening star., 1928-04-23
REGATTA MAY OFFER
CONTEST FOR WOMEN

ALEXANDRIA. Va, April 23.-A
single SOULS race for women may be
included on the program for the South
ern Rowing Association meet here on
July 81.
Episcopal High Schools track team
today enters into a two-week training
program for its assault on sectional
records May 5. Coach C. v. Tompkins
is undecided whether he will place his
team in the Virginia preparatory school
meet at Charlottesville, Va. or the
South Atlantic scholaStics at College
Park that day.
Canoe candidates for the Old Do
minion Boat Clubs aquatic squad will
start training about May under Capt
Magnus w. Bales.
f. e. Lawler. jr.. chairman of the
regatta committee of the Old Dominion
Boat Club has requested that commit
tee chairmen attend a meeting in the
clubhouse tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
Episcopal High School Is 70 entertain
Christ Church School nine tomorrow
on Hoxton Field at $3.50
Evening star., 1928-04-23
GORCHAkOFF is STAR
OF TENNIS MATCHES

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. April "a bound
ing black-haired college junior today
stood on the pedestal erected by SOUTH
ern California tennis fans in the place
of William T. Tilden.
Tennis fans who turned out en- masSe
at the Los Angeles Tennis Club yester-
day to see Big Bill" parade his highly
touted strokes and racquet skill instead
went away singing the praises OF Ben
Gorchakoff. 2o-year-old Occidental Col
lege youth.
In busy afternoon. Gorchakoff
swept aside Wilmer Allison. national in
tercollegiate champion. Ga, 6--S, then
paired with Gerald Stratford to outlast
as we'll as outstroke Tilden and Arnold
Jones, ex-Yale star, 6--4, Ills, 6-4.
Tilden managed To scrape I'D some
Of the honors OF the day by beating
John HenneSsey OF Indianapolis, ST.
6~-3. "a.
Helen Jacobs teamed with Wilmer
Allison. eked out q victory over the
team Of Big Bill" and May Sutton
Bundy IN one-set match, lA--i2. The
mixed doubles affair was cut short at
the request OF Allison, who had put in
hard afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
2O7.55 MILES AN HOUR,
RECORD, MADE BY KEECH

A moment later Keech's time was an
nounced as 1888 seconds and his speed
2i9.9 miles All hour with the wind
Once more the youthful driver lined
up the huge "trlplex" Mt the north end
for a flnal effort against 36-mile wind.
The racer belched smoke, backfired
and zig Jagged down the course but
when II struck the measured mile II
was roaring It's triumph only too plain
ly.
Judges worked feverishly.
Time II 90 AecOndH," they an~
nounced, and speed 20i b67 miles all
hour"
keech was grinning as he drove back
10 The pit and when the ofilclal tWov
way average was announced he yelled.
Boy, h0wdyl | never did SO much
running IN all my life"
The crowd carried him on shoulders
70 the stands, keech dismissed a
slightly burned arm. spattered with
name when his machine baektired on
the last run. with u deprecating gesture
Meanwhile, Frank Lockhart, whose
stntz Hlaekhawk shot into the sea
With him In February. was tuning up an
identical machine In record attempt
Evening star., 1928-04-23
LISTS FOR TWO NIGHTS
FOR FAIR SEX ROLLERS

TONIGHT,
Teams 4 p.m-~~Ruth Rebekah. c: Shat.
fer'a Buds u. Temple, n King Pin, II Ar
cadia A: Convention Hall. A Meyer Davis.
b: Petworth A. Bethany. G, Unity, b. Very
Idea, d; Fasteners, L.
TUESDAY.
singles, 7:I5 D.m.--A Greene. d. P:
MstEieF. b.. a, Daniels, B; e. ;stansGeld 4;
n. seeley. A Il. McHugh, ID; ii. kohler. A
q. scarlett. A. r. Lohnes. n. NJ. Carr, -;
r Mqlroc; y: =. Coffin. D: sieEei, &;
y: r Grifiis, G: j.. Tuuhey G; {, Curtis. d.
n. schultz, -; NJ, Lronhetger, y: q. llcnnig
-: NJ Cast G: L.. Hicks, II. +, Parker u.
H. fni~. u: y, ptdgcon. D.: H.: Carroll, u:
4. perd, ID, NJ. Hicks, u; NJ, Whitaker g;
r. Dohson, G. :. Arscneau, r. NJ. You
mans. u: T.. Waterman, 4: n. Coppagc, II
Teams. a;i5 p,m.--Golontal~. &: Bureau
of Mines. &; Comets. b. Amaxons. Il, Com
merciais. A Bceuues, A.: Calunlbans. 4.
Danghtcrs OF Isabella. u; kumbacks, b;
T. Nee, Mo II
Doubles. Sit5 p.m.--M, Fieharty and n.
A. Corsette. &; M. Schultz and NJ l.eun-
b. rger IL: r. Hennig and NJ. Cast. ID, q.
Broekef and X Marques. y,
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ARMOUR'S NEW ASSISTANT
is AN ABLE GOLF PLAYER
Penna Shows Remarkable Skill at Congressional
Club-Sylvester Gets Stevens as Helper
at BannOckburn Course

Some anonymous wit at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, appar
emily grieved at the delay In gettinl
around the course. has drawn up an,
posted on the bulletin board set o
regulations for speeding up the'game.
Here are his recommendations:
Having noted the new rules OF tn
American League for speeding up bas
ball we have compiled the followinj
tentative list Of suggestions for speed
ing up the foursome that always play
ahead of us.
In teeing of. every waggle above
two shall add penalty strokes reck-
oned by arithmetical progression.
After the drive. only five minutes
shall be allowed for hunting wooden
tees.
Through the fairway, one practice
swing will be permitted for each two
divots replaced.
Twenty seconds will be allowed for
tramping down the sod behind the
ball or for cutting grass around
heavy lie in the rough.
When ball lies under a tree. the
caddies holding back the branches
shall count 10 and then let go, II
possible causing branches to strike
the players neck and hip pocket
After ball Is lost, the. player shall
be allowed decent interval, but no
more, for the erection of cairn and
brief service OF prayer,
On the green. the ball furthest
from the hole shall be putted only
three times before the other players
are permitted to walk up to their
own balls and discover that they
have their mashies instead OF their
putters.
Squirting puts from two direc-
tions is permissible, but triangula-
ton. differential calculus and hyp-
motto frances are barred.
Before leaving the green each
player may receive by mistake and
return the ball of each other player
in rotation; pencils may be bor-
rowed, scores may be written down,
discussed, erased. revised and added
up, and bets settled. but bags, clubs,
caps and cigarette butts left on the
opposite side of the green shall be
abandoned.
In cursing out caddies a player
shall not be permitted to pause for
rhetorical effect.
Delay caused by standing and
staring back at US when we shoot
into him shall subject any player
to instant expulsion from the club.
Any delay caused by traffic jams,
railroad wrecks, acts of Deity. bank
ruptcy or sudden death, which may
prevent members of this foursome
from arriving at the course at all.
will be all right with us.
A half-dOzen professional golfer
from Washington played this after
noon In an amateur professional best
ball event at the Suburban Countr,
Club of Baltimore, where Ralph Beaci
holds forth.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

ISTRlCT DoWIerS Will nave
plentyEto occupy their atten-
ton this week with the WASH
IL ington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation scheduled to open its
annual tournament tonight at the
Coliseum, while the Washington City
Duckpin Association viii start the sec
ond week OF its annual tourney at King
Pin No. !.
Twelve teams, including several OF the
best quints OF Ladies District League.
viii participate In the inaugural OF the
women's tourney. Only team events
are scheduled for the opener.
Federal League teams will feature to-
nights program at King Pin No. J..
Knights OF Pythias, Plumbing Industry.
Southern Railway Clerks and Southern
Railway Recreation Leagues will also
be represented In the team events.
Most OF those scheduled to roll In
singles and doubles tonight are assigned
TO the three low classes. Not many Of
the class A pinmen will get into action
until the latter part Of the tournament,
Twenty-eight Of the best A performers
will not roll their singles until the final
night of the regular schedule.
Officials Of W. G.. d. A. and bowiefs
In general feel sure that better marks
will be hung up this week than during
the opening week More OF the high
scoring teams and individuals are
booked to roll this week and 1t Is be-
lieved that the alleys will be slowed
up somewhat rs the tournament
progresses.
League bowling for the io27-28 sea-
son, with one exception. is due TO ter
inmate this week. But few of the loops
have not completed their schedules and
most of these are booked TO finish up
this week.
Masonic League teams will ring down
the curtain tonight. This completes
the league schedule. but the teams win
keep In condition for the annual Ma
sonic tournament, which will open inn
mediately after the completion OF WASH
ington City Duckpin Association event.
Nautical League is due to close to-
morrow night, when all teams will roll
a double header engagement Wash
ington Canoe team appears safely home
with six-game lead. but Dorado Canoe
still has an opportunity TO tie, provided
the leaders lose six games and the con-
tenders take the same number. Other
positions In the race are undecided
Odd Fellows and Realtors Leagues
Evening star., 1928-04-23
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

T OMNfY ARMOUR and the Con-
gressional Country Club seem
to have leaning toward club
4 makers and assistant profession
ais with the front name of
Tony Last year and the previous year
Tony Sylvester presided over the golf
shop. A little more than a month ago
Tony Sylvester moved two or three
miles eastward and took over the pro-
fessional berth at Bannockburn. Now
he is a full-fiedged pro with a shop
and an assistant OF his own.
In his place Tommy Armour brought
to Congressional another Tony, a 22-
year-old lad whose last name is Penna.
The latest Tony is built along different
lines from Tony Sylvester. Where Sly
vester is thick set and bulky, Penna Is
slim and 1.-the. Both play fine golf. but
Penna, according to the surface indi-
cations and the golf he has uncovered
in his few rounds at Congressional, Is
due to make things interesting for the
professionals assistants and probably
some of the professionals around WASH
ington.
Mills Kitchin a member Of the golf
committee at Congressional who has
seen good golf and knows what It.
means is all admiration at Tony
Penna's game. Kitchin says Penna
started over Congressional's lengthy
reaches something like this: 4 3 2 8 4 3.
1t sounds rather incredible when par
is S 4 3 4 5 4. In other words. from
Kitchin's figures Penna played the first
six holes at Congressional in six under
par-with six brides. OF course some
puts may have been conceded and
possibly stroke or two lost somewhere.
E,,f at
good enough.
Tony Sylvester, by the way. has
hired lad named Clagget Stevens to
be his assistant at Bannockburn.
Stevens gained his early training under
AL Treder at the Manor Club. and
within two months has picked up the
art of clubmaking to the point where
Sylvester believes him to be an excel
lent workman.
And II YOU don't believe the one
told by Mills Kitchin about Penna's
score listen to this one, told us by
Leo F. Pass Of Bannockburn. A few
days ago Bob BrousSard and Francis
J. Ryan had played at Bannockburn
and wanted little more golf. So they
yard afYair-and Broussard gave Ryan
stroke.
Broussard, who Is somewhat OF long
hitter, drove In front of the green.
nearly 800 yards. and Ryan topped his
tee shot down the slope-perhaps 100
yards from the tee OF course, 1t
looked as If Broussard had the hole
won, for the chances we're he could
get a and Broussard had a most
difficult 4. But they didn't pay of
on the tee shot, and Ryan demonstrat-
ed Il. for he took out his brasSie.
whaIed away and holed the shot for
a deuce.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
CUBS ON WAY TO NEW
MARK FOR ATTENDANCE

CHICAGO. April 23 Gp9.-Manager
Joe Mccarthy and his Cubs have made
a promising start in their 1928 attempt
to shatter the National Leagues at
tendance record. which they set last
season. For the second time in i've
days q new turnStile mark was eStsb-
liShed at Wrigley Field yesterday when
50.0 900 fans turned out 70 watch the
Cubs beat Pittsburgh, 3 10 2 The for
mer Chicago mark was $4,000. made
IN the Cubs home opener last Wed
neSday
Evening star., 1928-04-23

n YEW YORK, April 23.-CombS
nj Koenig. Ruth, Gehrig, Meusel
Lagzeri and Dugan. That's how
i the Yankees lined up down to
the battery last season, when
they took IA Of % games played with
the Nationals while on the way TO an
American League pennant and world
championship. And that's how they
line up now down to the battery.
powerful aggregation, indeed. So
powerful. that the Nationals base wfai
hope they have of success in the three
game series that was TO open here TINS
afternoon only on the fact that the
Yankees can be licked occasionally
Connie Mack's sncientS proved that de-
cisively last week.
Col. JAKE Rupperts big stadium N
the Bronx, where the clashes are being
staged. was a particularly tough spot Tor
the Harris clan in the 1927 campaign.
But 8 of II engagements there went the
WASHINGTON way Virtually all the dope
is against a successful invasion of New
York by the Nationals at this time.
However. Manager Stanley Harris
came here with an idea that his ciuo
might surprise the naughty champs
and the base bail world as well. He
realizes. of course that his Nationals
are not banging the ball with any tell
ing effect and their defense is lar from
beine alright these days. but he sees
in his clubs pitching department
strength enough to haraSs the Yankees
no little.
Five Pitchers Are Ptimed.
When the Nationals landed in New
York this morning they had primed
for a fling at Miller Higgins murder
Gus maulers Horace LiSenbee, Fred
Marherry. Milton CASTOR, Sam Jones
and Tom Zachary A likely-lookins
lot of pitchers at this or any other
stage OF the season. Perhaps Harris
will be able TO pick from them a trio
capable of checking the Yanks while
the Nationals step out and get runs
they have not been getting so easily
thus far this season.
Before the series opened Manager
Harris best pitching bet was Lisenbee,
who last year in his first major league
campaign took the measure of the
Yankees five times. something no other
hurler in the American League was
was able TO accomplish. The others Of
the lot above mentioned cid not fare so
well against the New Workers in 1927.
Marberry won one game from them
and so did CASTOR as a member of the
Browns staff. Gaston's victory. by the
way. was the only one scored by a st.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
TUNNEY WILL NOT WEAR
u. S. COLORS ON WAIST

NEW YORK, April % P9.-The
heavyweight champion Of the world
has conscientious scruples against
wearing the national e0lors around
his waist.
Representatives Of the Tough Club.
a social organization. presented a
belt of red, white and blue to Gene
Tunney when he arrived here from
Miami Beach. Fla. but the champion
turned it back with the request that
some other color scheme be used.
"You can deck the bier Of . gen.
eral with the colors Of the American
flag but they should not be used to
drape around the portly stomach
Of a fighter" the champion COM
mented in returning the gift.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
GEORGETOWN A. C.. SEEKS
CAPITAL CITY LOOP TITLE

week at 3 O'Clock. Write Cinotti at
I34 A street northeast for games.
Rain halted most Of the sandiot
games booked for yesterday. Cherry.
dale and A.. B. g. w. BuSmen played
six innings TO 4-all tie. Cherries will
drill tomorrow, Thursday and Satur-
day on Lyon Village Field at $50
o'clock
National Circles had two good innings
yesterday TO defeat .JefieFSop II Ier1len,
5 to 4. Mangum had ofle bad IritIifR
for the winners yielding all or the losers
tailies In the third frame.
Marion A. c. nine was completely
snothered by Silver Hill nine yesterday,
on Knowles and Huyes.
Jewish Community Center unlimiteds
VIII meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock
at the Center. Manager Jim McNa-
mara wants game with Rockville next
Sunday. Call Mcnamara at the Center
Auth unlimited and senior mines are
TO drill today, Wednesday and Friday
on No. diamond. Manager Sanderson
wants all players to sign Capitol City
League contracts Immediately.
Manager Cowhig win meet his Glover
A. G. players tomorrow night at 7.30
O'Clock at 1913 r street southeast.
Takoma Tigers win drill Thursday
at Silver Spring at O'Clock In prepa-
ration for games with AZtecg on Eauir-
day and Scaggsville. Md, on Sunday.
Central Reds have revised their line
up and VIII be known as Petworth
Metropolitans In the future. The line
uss has experienced numerous changes
Cardinal A. C. pine wants games
for Saturdays and Sundays. Write
Manager S. b. dc Vaughan, 1905 Mount
Vernon avenue, Potomac, Va.
Junior mines having diamonds are
challenged by Apaches Call Man.
ager Lytie at Lincoln 67i.
Lightnings and other junior teams
are challenged by q. p. o. Juniors. Call
Manager Hammond at Adams 1892.
In loose game yesterday Woodbridge
. Tigers defeated WoOdgide Insects To
Z. Call Manager Lee at North 1891
for games With Tigers.
William Wilson hurled no-hit, no.
run game for Earl Clark Insects yes
terday when AFcadian Peewees were de-
teated, II 10 0. Clarks want games.
Call Adams l4I6
MunrOe Peewees want manager.
catcher and games. Call Lincoln 1914
between and Z O'Clock
/ Georgetown Peewees made II flye
6traigtfs yesterday by downing ellis
+. PeeweeE, Ig 10 /. Call West 1888 for
/ games with winners
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Isattfa JfT an s3efs sUF ~ Els ia ian3ag.
fbAta*a fef Burke ~ eighth IHsing.
S0sf98 ii r = "a a "a "A "A a
tasa&BRtDH j n / Il a a e.
:, I9ns bstiea jslv~H9ftnaHh lstj. Fiagssead.
auHtng. Bsef. William HoRstI Judge
E1s3 ~. Hlfe, hshf. Tso-ifass hilk-~Ifof.
..aaAA' Btagsffad, Nsst. Tisrss-baee hit
h"f Home FBtl-~-Fesf. stolen bass-v-lt.,tEt.
tosA- s4s'ifiae-~k Ni)iiaH1. toggls play
.Sgaef ~ 14iils, iefi ou liberalization. vi
NasbthEloU. :. Pssf tase sa baIls~--4lF
hsttIgR. ~ 8aaiele ! ~ ta9 AIsfsse, 4.
ssatf3Fb S1i~H1 hDfiHg. . bg BaFke 4,
Alsfsaf. 3 In ~ issisgs IN gs,ks =" 4" 4"
1an'nes. IfA b. giteised ball-~ss tan
sssttht fIaiffb. t.s3slsg s,itebsF~~JtAaIes.
Time ~ EAAos~-~i hoHg 4nd ~ b3laofss
Evening star., 1928-04-23

w YTTH Georgetown A. c., last
n season independent unliinit-
wv ed sand lot base ball cham
pions. entered, the Capital
City League is expected to
have the best unlimited division class A
race it has ever experienced. Warren
Hilleary's nine win have plenty of COM
petition
Chevy Chase Bearcats have also en-
mines. A.. B. & W. Busmen and Alex
andria Dreacnauaslts. are expected 70
make things more interesting
Other strong teams are: Petworth
A C.. Arlington A. a, Maryland A. c.,
St. Mary's Celtics. Shanlrocks. Jewish
Community. Center and Addison A. c.
Al Of these teams are recognized as
strong contenders for honors and any
one may be found in first place when
the schedule closes next Fail
MANAGERS Of these teams are 70 meet
Thursday night at o:15 O'Clock az the
Post 70 complete plans for the season.
AL entry blanks. player contracts and
franchise money must be posted at this
meeting.
Class & unlimited teams will meet
next week 20 make final plans for the
championship race
st. J0seph's A. G.. nine, which cap
tured tne Capital City League unlim-
tied crown last season. viii be seeking
another title this season with an i'm
proved lineup. Manager Frank Cinotti
has signed Mel Handy, former Eastern
Hlsh luninary, In addition TO Trip,
Micro. Colliere. Mitchell. Berger K.
Cinotti, Manders Morris, Nolan, Bozek,
Hanback,, harrington. Stole and Mes
sink. Practice is scheduled for Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoons this
Evening star., 1928-04-23
TERRIs VS.. FLOWERS.

NEW YORK, April % HJ.~~Gid Ter
Fis, East Side lightweight fash, and
Bruce Flowers sensational negro fighter,
have signed articles for i0-r0und bout
at Ebbete Field. Brooklyn, June o.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
SOCCER GAMES CLOSE.

BARCELONA. Spain. April % (P2,--
Barcelona soccer foot ball team TODAY
GIJON, Spain, April % Cpl.-Spsin
and Italy hattled to.a draw ii an III
ternational soccer foot ball match.
10 /.
LISBON. Portugal. April IS tF9,-In
an association foot ball match here.
Madrid and Lisbon played @ . TIC s-all.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
BASE BALL OUTLOOK
: NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York at Boston. cloudy, 3 pm.
standard
Pittsburgh at Chicago. clear, pm,
standard,
st. Louis at Cincinnati, cloudy, 3
pm, standard.
(Only games Scheduled)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington at New York, cloudy, )
pm. standard.
Boston at Philadelphia, threatening
$50 pm, standard.
Chicago at Detroit, partly cloudy,
pm. standard.
Cleveland at st. Louis, cloudy. 3 pm,
standard.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

BuENoS AIRES. April aS tlE9.-~Mak-
ms his last appearance In Argentine be-
fore leaving for q tour Of the, United
states. Victorto CAmpolo, Argentine
heavyweight champion, Knocked out
Carlos Seotti OF Italy. in the firSt round.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
RECORDS FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

| By the Associated Press stEt
The past weeks major league record
OF games won and lost, runs. hits, errors,
| opponents runs and home runs, includ-
| ing Saturday. follows:
Evening star., 1928-04-23
WOMAN BOWLERS START
TITLE TOURNEY TONIGHT

probably will run their schedules into
next week before the champions are de-
termined Numerous postponed matches
are to be rolled off In the latter loop.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

San Francisco. ~. Oakland. Ia,
Missions ~ Portland 90.
HoliyW III. seattle ~,
Sacramento. I2.2: Los Angeles. 1sJ,
Evening star., 1928-04-23
NORTHEASTERN LEAGUE
TEXAS LEAGUE.

selma, Pensacola 10 inulngsl.
i0luminis Montgomery rain,
OnlY games hnhelnlaa
Evening star., 1928-04-23
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yks1tunAY,s H,,st5igs.

Boston, NJ Washington. .,
chicago. Ds DetF1ii. 5
llFFeIHHd, K ~. Louis, ..
Phiiadsipbia,A Aga York. rain,
Evening star., 1928-04-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Montreal Baltimore rain.
Buffalo Readlng, rain
Toronto. jerkey.Cl rain.
Newark Rochester rain.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YEATkHDAY's hEsuLTs.
hisAk9, 81 Pittsburgh, z,
4 BAgHisel ellGfiHDatt, rain.
sew k0lk HFaDtIsA. rain,
kTAhnINn NF TmE CLlnN.

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pliisl,'Gb ~ EbtFsEa.
~, l1Vis 81 ffHeI'AfI,
hsw 9Fls ~ H1vfHif
Fbila Al Bfgohlya,
Evening star., 1928-04-23

wichita Fails l Forth Worth, q,
Naeu, lai san Aninll9, o,
HGuslnH "a bsaumDnt B,
shreveport, q Dallas, y,
Evening star., 1928-04-23

nave Nox, s.t...s.s... ..,ssss..s.. l,lWs
CLASS n.
High games--Phillips Heffelfinger,
I65; La Fayette Price, lST.
400 sets--Dave Cox, Aiai Charlie
BARNARD, 400,
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Filisb 'Ktl ~ tblfaE9.
p fgbis ~ flneiH,
heW g9Fk 81 Bssigs.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

81. Paul. ooooooaoo1 i
Toledo ......... l00f000t x-~j
MeQuaid, KirSeh and CASTOR palmer0 and
DGfUfUNr.
Minneapolis " 2l0O001 o. IL
Columbus .... / 03I o x~--b IA q
Moon Liska skldmorc and KennA, Fish
bnngh Harris and Feffiii.
Milwaukee indanapolib iwet groundsl.
Kansas Clty Louisville traint.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
OAMEs TODAS

VAWIH FFTUAEt bNWFH IUATtTHUtTW
Washington ~ N, y, Washington st n, Y.
cleveland - ~, T.. ftsgeI'd al 81. L0nin.
lhteaH9 ~ UsiFgii. ftifaEo ~ Detroit,
Boston Al pIlla. Boston nj Fhlia,
Evening star., 1928-04-23

William Wilson hurled a no-hit. no.
run game for Earl Clark Insects yes
terday when AFcadian Peewees were de-
feated, II 10 o. Clarks want games.
Call Adams l4I6.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

~ ISTRICT bowlers will have
plentyEto occupy their atten-
ton this week with the WASH
ington Women's Duckpin Asso-
citation scheduled to open its
Evening star., 1928-04-23
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

n YEw YORK, April 2S.--Combs.
M Koenig. Ruth, Gehrig, Meusel,
VI Lagseri and Dugan. That's how
4 the Yankees lined up down to
Al.n laAtAnnxr ia LET SnnSAaA aNlhnN
Evening star., 1928-04-23

National Circles had two good innings
yesterday to defeat .JefieTSop rFaI Iei11en,
5 to 4. Mangum had oflG bad 1rtrihg
for the winners yielding all o? the losers
tallies In the third frame.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

MunrOe Peewees want manager.
catcher and games. Call Lincoln 1914
between and Z O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Georgetown Peewees made II flve
etrsights yesterday by downing Gillis
FeeWeeE, i6 10 l. Call West 1888 for
games with winners
Evening star., 1928-04-23

A half dozen professional golfers
from Washington played this after
noon In an amateur professional best
ball event at the Suburban Country
Club of Baltimore, where Ralph Beach
holds forth
Evening star., 1928-04-23

w YTTH Georgetown A. c., last
season independent unlimit-
wv cd sand lot base ball cham
pions. entered, the Capital