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Evening star., 1928-03-24

Juniors Led. 6-4. at half time Fresh
men made IL 7-6 in their own favor be-
fore the third quarter closed and. bat
ting desperately, rolled in another
basket before the final whistle.
Marion Lun. in the Senior forward
field. and Jane Mapes. captain and side
center, played consistent ball despite
the high pitch Of excitement. which
tended 10 make both teams over -anx-
ious. Estelle EasterSon, usually a sure
shot, found trouble in locating the
basket during the first half, but settled
down later 10 score three goals from
the field
Seniors completed the series with a
total Of "a points. Sophomores with %.
Juniors 20 and the Freshmen 2. The
Junior third team was the only unde-
feated combination in the series. Sop1o-
more and Senior first teams each had
5 wins and ] loss chalked up
Summaries.
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FOLEY DEFEATS TAYLOR,
BUT LOSER KEEPS TITLE

VANCOUVER, British Columbia,
March "a 14D.-Vic FiIey Of Vancouver
won a i0-round decision over Bud
Taylor of Terre Haute, Ind, worlds
bantamweight champion, here last
night
Foley weighed l25 pounds; Taylor i22.
TayIor's title was not at stake.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

BY the Associated Press.
ut. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
24.-Babe Ruth and Miller Hug
gins have different opinions.
~ Higgins likes the looks of the
Pirates as 1928 pennant winners
in the National, while the Babe has
picked the Cards to carry off the bunt-
ing.
Ruth, in a forecast few days ago,
pictured the Yanks skipping off with
another flag. too. But Higgins Is more
careful in passing Judgment on the
American League championship pur-
suit by saying;
THE Yanks will be up in there with
the Athletics and Washington"
While the manager of the Rupert
rifles refused to be pinned down to
out-and-out selections in his express
sions. his critical eye gagged Pitts
burgh, st. Louis, New York and Chicago
pulling through in about that order In
the National.
The team that beats the Pirates
will win," said Higgins, indicating the
Corsairs were his first choice to whip
the other seven clubs in the league.
Louis McEvoy. a right handed
pitcher, has been released on option
by the Yankees to the Nashville, Tenn.
club.
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UhIe Displays Form.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March "a fP..--
The Cleveland Indians today found
solace In their second successive setback
at the hands OF minor league aggrega-
tions in the form displayed by George
Uhle, the quality OF whose pitching Is
expected 10 be an important factor in
determining the Tribes station this
season.
Uhle worked six innings against the
Columbus American Association team
yesterday and held the Senator's TO five
hits and two runs without much effort
However. his teammates again were
without batting eyes and took a 5 10
beating.
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CELTICS TAKE LEAD.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. March - Gp)-
New York Celtics won its second victory
last night in a fve-game series with
Fort Wayne for the championship of
the American Basket Ball League. 35
to ls Fort Wayne has won once. The
teams win journey to Brooklyn to finish
the playoff.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
JOHNSON STILL IN ROOM.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March ~
~. Walter Johnson, pitcher manager
gf the Newark Bears, stili is confined
10 a hospital room here under 0bserva-
ton, but aside from a slight intestinal
infection he is In good shape physically.
hospital attaches said,
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Brown Rockies Shine.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March "a
(P,.-One more day like yesterday. when
the st. Louis Browns bowled over the
Brooklyn Dodgers and the sport scribes
will no longer refer to Ralph Kress and
Otis Brannon of the Browns as recruits
Kress carted of honors with home
run In the first with two men on base.
Right on his heels was his Tulsa run
ming mate Brannon. whose low line
triple continued the unpleasant after
noon for the Dodgers.
Earl McNeeiy and Heine Manush,
erstwhile casualties. did good work with
their bats.
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Red Sox Recruit Scores.

BRADENTOWN, Fla, March - Cp1.
The Boston Red Sox we're on their
way TO Savannah today from this town,
which has been their home for the past
month.
BY way OF saying good-by to Braden-
Evening star., 1928-03-24

WINTER HAVEN. Fla. March -
Up).-The Phillies faced today's base
bali tasks with something that resem-
bled enthusiasm. in view OF yesterday S
defeat Of the St. Louis Cardinals, to /.
IT was the first time this training sea-
son that the Phillies have won from
a major league club. except one lone
defeat administered to the Athletics
some time ago
Evening star., 1928-03-24
A CLUB WINS.

ALEXANDRIA, March pa Club
basketers. comprising boys who won
their letter at Alexandria High. downed
Columbia Engine Company 80 to %.
last night in the Armory
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HOCKEY SCHEDULE ENDS.

NEW YORK, March ~ H9.-JThe
National Hockey League schedule viii
terminate tonight with games In four
cities, tw/ If which viii decide whether
PittEbs. gn or Detroit will land play
of1 oerth In the American group.
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Braves TO Star North.

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March "a
A).-The. end OF the training camp
season is nearing for the Braves. The
team is scheduled to get away early to-
morrow afternoon after one more en-
counter with the Philadelphia Athletics
today.
The lads from Boston downed Connie
Macks forces here yesterday In a game
that looked as II 1t might go an extra
inning, but Hauster's costly muff of
Hale's perfect throw gave the Braves
the encounter 6-5.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, March
"a (Pl.-Although the Brooklyn pitchers
are taking plenty of time in warming
up to season form in their training ex-
ercises this Spring. Manager Robinson
is satisfied. Petty and Vance failed TO
quell the humping of the Browns yes
terday, but Robbie feels confident that
his mound aces will find their stride by
the time the campaign gets under way.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

fnteFeiSss basket ball lsnTfia a. WfAt@
era High Sc9ooi were Won by the Senior
oextet yesterday afternoon bs virtue u
their first team victory over the SopIo-
nlores, ia 70 z II was the only defeat
suffered ny the Sophomore first squad
during the entire series.
Freshmen surprised ny defeating the
Juniors sc. il the fastest game u the
tNo. featured Dy he excellent work Of
Mary Lee Watkins and Catherine Mo
Candies, Freshman guards Ia fact. II
s9s tbs defensive RofK on Doth sides
Eh5Ch STOOD out.
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Collins Feeling Frisky.

FORT MYERS. Fla, March "a C4).
Eddie Collins, captain of the Phila-
delphia Athletics and one time super
second baseman, hopes to run his total
American League games to 5000 before
he quits the diamond.
Collins is nearing his 4lst birthday
and has played in 2,778 league games.
He hopes to surpass Ty Cobb's mark
of 2,938 before he retires.
Il am starting my twenty second
year in the game" Collins said, land
while / am not as lively as I used to
be / feel snappy this Spring / think
could go to second right now and
play the game. That's how good I
feel"
Collins is captain and at times acting
manager and the chances are that he
will see service at second this season
and act as pinch hitter.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

Wiftstatts, 1888 14th, Bet. p q Q
sia iJth. 70 Block Below Ave.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Chisox Not Wonders.

DALLAS. Tex, March "a P).-The
Chicago White Sox gained distinction
many years ago as the "hitless
wonders"
Yesterday in their game with Dallas
of the Texas League they were COM
paratively hitless. but not wonders,
losing a 3-to-0 game.
Clancy and Metzler, who made two
hits apiece for Chicagos total are the
only members OF the club who have
shown any consistency at bat.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
Farms" Brother Moriarty.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March "a L)
Manager Moriarty is giving much
thought to the problem OF properly
farming out Detroit Tiger recruits upon
whom the team will retain an option.
Arthur Teachout, left-handed recruit
pitcher. will be farmed out to Seattle,
but Moriarty has come to no decision
regarding the others.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

sBafted for Nelch in the tenth.
Zone out when winning run scored.
@Eafted for BFaxton in the tenth.
Giants 2 2 o o o o 0--J
Washington -, 9 o O 3 o If
Two-base hits-Cohen, Goelin. Iindstrom
t2l. Terry. Braxton. Bluege. Three-base hits
Jackson. MeMuIlen. saeridees--Lind
str0m. Terry. Cummings. ellis. Double
piays-Cohen to jackson TO Terry t2l.
stolen bases-Risler. G0slIn. Hits--OR
Henry. 10 In fnningx: oil CASTOR. 8 In q
innings. of Benton. 4 In 5 innings; OF
BFaxt0n. I In 4 innings First base on balls
or CASTOR. 4; Oh Henry, 4; on BENTON, 4;
Washington. II. struck out--By CASTOR. 2:
by Benton. 3: nv BFaxtan. 2. Gmpires-
Wessrs. Van Grahan tAmerIean LeagBe1.
PfEman tNationai Ieaguel. Time OF game
-2 hours and IL minutes.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
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Evening star., 1928-03-24

TAMPA, Fla, March "a (P-The
Giants combination of Cohen, Jackson
and Terry is gaining prominence in the
Florida exhibitions Cohen started a
pair of dazzling double plays against
Washington yesterday. sewing up some
fast base runners. Jackson's whip TO
Terry at first shows plenty of snap and
speed,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
WOMEN IN SPORT

TOLTOE ARMS fencing team
tTs1mpi1ed over the George
Washington coed fencers, z
A 70 2, IN the first inter5cholastic
match for girls In the District
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21
Strawberry CONNECTIONS


While most of us will agree that
old fashioned strawberry shortcake,
we'll made, is just about the most
delicious strawberry connection ever
invented, it is interesting by way Of
variety to have several other unusual
recipes in our repertoire. Try those
here given.
Strawberry Meringue Tarts
Here is a more intricate dessert,
and three things are necessary to
its perfection: to get the icing soft
enough, to have first quality berries
and a delicate crust. Anyone who
likes soft, sticky tarts will delight
in these, though because of the elab-
crate preparation required, only COM
pany occasions will merit them.
Make pie crust for six tart tins
make the pastry shells quite deep,
The filling requiresl
sugar
4 T water
egg white
Strawberries to fill the forms.
To make the icing, boil the sugar
and water together until IL threads,
and beat slowly into the whipped
egg whites. There should be no
graininess. Spread a tablespoon of
icing on the bottom of each tart
shell, which has been previously bak-
ed a delicate brown. Then fill each
crust level full of strawberries. Pour
enough icing over the berries to COW
or them. Spread on top of each
meringue made of
2 egg whites
2 t of sugar
A pinch of cream of tartar.
Beat all. stiffly together and
spread. Bake in moderate oven
until the .meringue browns. Serve
cold.
Strawberry omelet
| Sweet oTielets have clan Of de-
voted followers, but we venture to
assert that very few of those devo.
tees. have tried out a strawberry ON.
elet. The simplicity of the recipe
will make II welcome in the most hoe
tic kitchen; and, besides il provide!
an excellent way to use up the few
! bcrsies which may have been lief,
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Beauty Answers

TOM c.: Overeating of potatoes
will cause digestive trouble, as the
starch in potatoes is the hardest OF
all starches to digest. Once a day Is
often enough, and then avoid other
starches at that meal.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21
PAGE FOR WOMEN
Modern Etiquette

Q.-Is il considered good form
to shake hands with gloves on?
Alt is not correct to remove
the glove before offering the hand,
as this necessitates an awkward
pause. Just shake hands and for
get the glove.
Q.-How should n man refer TO
his wife when among non-intimatesg
A.-As "Mrs." t''
Q.-Is il the best form TO use the
initials r. S. p. V. on cards or
invitations?
A.-No, the well-bred person
knows enough TO acknowledge core
respondence without being asked to
do so.
Q.-Are radishes taken with the
fingers or the fork? Jf
A.-With the fingers, just ms
olives are taken.
elf the hostess does not pro-
nounce the name clearly in an i'm
production and you are not sure
what the newcomers name is, is il
proper to ask this person point
blank what his name is?
A.-No; avoid mention of the
name.
Q.-Ts the fashion of cutting in"
at dance correct?
Alt is accepted by polite So
ciety, and is therefore correct.
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over from dinner of the night be-
fore.
Make a French omelet in the usual
way. Spread with a strawberry
sauce and fold. Serve Immediately.
This makes a very dainty summer
lunch dish. The sauce is made with
Ia cup butter
1-2 cup sugar
/ cup crushed strawberries.
Cream the butter and sugar and
stir in a cupful of crushed straw
berries,
Hop-Scotch Shortcake
While we are thinking about bur
ried housekeepers we must tell about
the delicious hop-scotch shortcake, IL
is economical and easy to make.
Crush berries and let them stand
in powdered sugar long enough to
sweeten. Two pieces of fresh bread,
sliced three.fourths of an inch thick,
should be trimmed evenly at the
edges. Have ready deep hot frying
medium. Immerse bread in hot fat
and when it is golden brown take it
out and drain it. Dust with pow
dered sugar and keep hot. Cover both
pieces of bread with crushed straw.
berries and place one on top of the
other.
Fresh Strawberry Pie
Here is recipe for fresh straw
berry pie which is lovely to look up
on. The gelatin in the meringue
gives more body to the egg whites
with a pleasing result both in the
appearance and taste of the pic.
Bake rich flaky under crust and
set it aside to cool. Line it with
cup of firm sliced berries. Whip
the whites of four eggs, add four
tablespoons of graduated sugar and
whip until the whites look glazed,
Dissolve one package of strawberry
or plain gelatin in half cup Of boil
ing water. Cool and add 70 the egg
whites. Pour over the sliced berries
in the crust. ats -
Whip one-ha,s pint of heavy cream
until sufs and add two tablespoons
Of ,paole berries ithe choicest of the
box), and sprinkle with graduated
sugar Pile the whipped cream on
the pie and the whole berries on top
Serve very cold.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21

in. c.: A red nose usually re-
suits from poor circulation, although
digestive disturbances or trouble on
the inside of the nose may cause IT,
Cold showers and brisk walks Will I'M
nroye the circulation, and If your di-
restion is at fault you must correct
II
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21
Your Problems
Let Edith White Help You to Solve Them

life will be far more unbearable
than il will ever be without him. He
has proved that he can't be trusted.
1t wouldn't be safe to marry him,
nor any other man, unless he was as
eagar to marry you as you are to
marry him. This man is very evil
IDENTIFY trying to get out of his en-
gagement. You wouldn't stand
chance of happiness with a man who
doesn't love you and it is quite evil
dent that he is not in love with you
now. | wish you had dropped him
the minute he began to be inatten-
tive. That showed that his affection
was waning. AS matter of fact,
he never had a genuine love for you
or it would not have turned out as II
has. The truth of the matter is
that he isn't worthy of your love
and never has been. You have sim
ply been mistaken in him. You ought
to be thankful from the bottom of
your heart that you have found him
out before it was too late. IL you
had married him last year as you
first planned you would now be a
broken-hearted wife, wishing you
had discovered what kind of a man
| he was before the marriage cere-
mony was performed. You are UNI
happy now, of course, but you can
be immensely thankful that you are
single. The thing for you to do is to
realize how lucky you are and to get
busy forgetting him.. You are evil
IDENTIFY girl with numerous resour-
ces and YOU no doubt can make many
friends easily. Get interested in
other young people and make point
/ of getting acquainted with other
young men. Get anything this man
has of yours right away. Your pres
ent experience will help you to know
good man when you meet one. Al
so, | beg of you to heed the follow
ing advice: Never, never, lend mon
ey to a young man with whom you
are keeping company" In the first
place, the very fact that he will ac'
cept money from you is almost 9
, sure sign that he isn't the right kind
, There are exceptions, of course, but
, have letter after letter from girl'
who have loaned money to sweet
hearts and it has been one of tn,
! causes of a break between them.
! wish every girl who reads this would
: heed this advice. If a man Needs
, money and is any good, he can usual
|, " get il somewhere else. You taxi
: big risk when you lend a sweet
{ heart money. not only of losing th'
: money, but also of losing the sweet
. heart. II simply doesn't work, part
|, ~ because man who will borrow
: money from his sweetheart is usual
a ly not the kind of person she can de
!. pend on, and because it introduce
q the embarrassing relationship be
! tween them of creditor and debtor
!, Now / want you TO buck up an
! thank your stars this man didn't &c
you. You never could trust him.
Imam is dependable or he isn't depend
IL able. Life is too big and too fin
e and too full of splendid worthwhile
o people and you yourself are too cap
!, able to let man like this spoi
1 your life. hope you will write t
d me before long and tell me tina
II you are going to get all you can gu
t Of life and put all you can into il.
!. know it's hard just now, but its cor
g quering the hard things that gives u
n ! strength,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21

NJ. X. The blisters caused by per-
spiration may be relieved by the APP
plication of spirits of camphor on
piece of cheesecloth.
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BELLA: In an average helping OF
baiibut there are 100 calories; Mack
erel, 1O5 calories; lobster, 80 calor-
les. In a tablespoonful of French
dressing, there are 100 calories; may
onnaise dressing, 1875 calories. Two
braning tablespoons of spaghetti
with tomato, $50 calories.
G. NJ: Eating before going to bed
disturbs the sleep. The best sleep
is had with the stomach empty. Inc
food may put to sleep at first by az.
verting the blood from the head, put
II will eventually cause trouble. And
bv going to bed without eating one
can do with less sleep.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21


TIM. B.: For thin, falling hair,
brush it vigorously for five minutes
every morning and night. Use the
following tonic every night, massag-
inc It into the scalp with the finger
tips Resorcin, As grains; glycerin'
one ounce, and equal parts of water
and alcohol to fill six-ounce bottle
r. M: The great objection TO
the use of hot towels is that the
average person does not follow them
up with cold applications and conse-
ouently the pores become enlarged;
First, cleanse the face with cold
cream, then steam for several nm
utes. scrub with pure soap and warm
water. rinse and finally apply cold
water.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21

Waiting and Wondering: | am
very glad to have you write to me
and to have you feel that I'm
friend.
Yes, I'm inclined to think that
you are making a mistake to refuse
to go with other boys. You are
young and you ought to have good
many boy friends so you can learn
to know the masculine part of the
world and be better prepared to
choose husband wisely. OF course
if you go with number of boys, you
must allow your particular friend to
go with many girls. Don't worry
about the jealousy. Conceal it from
others and never mind how you feel
on the inside. If you make point
of not letting anyone know that you
feel jeayous it will help you to over
come the feeling itself. I'm sure
should like you if | had the pleasure
| Of knowing you. | don't wonder the
| boys like you because you are just
the sort of girl they admire-the
| Square shooter" type. | hope you
can find few girls who are congen-
ial so that you can be good friends
with them. But stick to your ideals.
You have good sound sense. / want
to add that marriage is not failure.
Some self-centered people who have
undertaken marriage are failures
but that doesn't make marriage itself
failure. Marriage is a great ad-
venture and a serious life business.
You can't make a great success out
of big thing like that with little
minded, selfish people. ] know
many, many marriages that are
beautiful and successful. know
many young people who are making
success of their marriages. But
it's because each one goes into il
with the idea of doing all possible tC
make the other one happy instead OF
trying to make the marriage source
of personal pleasure or benefit. Yol
must have. known girls who went int
matrimony chiefly with the idea o.
, lettering themselves in various ways
How could, ,you expect marriag,
| founded on such a motive to. turi
| out we'll? Marriage is Il consecra
| ton of ones self to the welfare ant
| happiness of the loved one. Aimar
| riage like that doesn't go on tn
rocks, So don't marry till you an,
the man can enter into the unlul
/ with that spirit. n9. lI AK
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IL YOU have n personal problem
on which YOU need advice or as
sistance, Miss Whites experience Is
at Your service Letters are an
swered I'm THE ENTERPRISE as
soon after their receipt as possible.
Names OF writer's are not published.
and all communications are treated
In confidence. Please do not ask
for a reply by mail. Answers will
be printed without letters when re-
auested. A Il ress Edith White,
| Problem Editor. The Enterprise,
and please write on one side OF
sheet only.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-06-21

CCMD All The hygienic syringe
giant in action, but can be carried in
your purse. Details from: Harms
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~ Unhappy: My dear, l wish I
could say something to you to make
you happy. but what Pm going to
say will give you a heartache at first,
/ fear, j want you to drop that
man quick, You can never depend
on him and il. you marry him he will
make you miserable. You say that
life seems unbearable without him.
| am "a sure as can be of anything
in the future that if you marry him
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-12-29

cowboys. Canutt won re Roosevelt
trophy at the Pendleton round.up in
1923 and several other round-ups
before joining the movies. Another
famous cowboy is Bob Crosby, sew
eral times winner of the Roosevelt
t ply.
Q. Has the United States SUI
preme court passed on the constitu-
tionality OF the 18th amendment1
A. Yes. 1t has been declared
constitutional.
}. Has a woman as many ribs
as man?
A. Both men and women have e
ribs-19 on each side.
Q. What place in the United
States has the lowest altitude3
A. Death Valley in California,
which is o76 f IT below sea level.
@. Are real airplanes used in the
filming the war pictures such as
Wings?
A. Yes.
@. Why does saw become hot
ter when saving hard wood than
when saving soft wood?
:. Because the hard wood Offer
more resistance and produces great
CT friction which Its the saw.
Q. What causes the draft in
chimney?
y. 1T is caused by the difference
in weight of the column OF warm
gases in the chimney and the cooler
air outside. The higher the chimney.
the greater will be the difference in
weight.