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Evening star., 1928-03-10
TEN CLASHES TODAY
IN BASKET TOURNEY

Twenty amateur basket ball teams
are today involved in the second block
OF games In the South Atlantic amateur
tournament, which opened auspiciously
at the Arcadia last night.
Play started at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and the schedule provides continued
combat until 10:45 tonight.
In the opening games last night, Cen
trail High defeated Calvary M. E.. 81 to
II: Woltz humbled Army Medicos, 10
to 25: Business defeated Stanleys, Sc
to "a. In 145-pound ranks; De Luxe
won the 130-pound game from Original
Reds, 20-16: Boys Club Standards
copped the 115-pound fray from North
westerns. 80 to 10, and Fort Myer Mid
gets scored In 100-pound ranks over st.
Martin ROvers, 10 to 8.
Games scheduled today. tomorrow
and Monday follow:
TODAY's GAMES.
100.Dound eIass-Gonzaga Preps .vs. Ar
cievesnd II PARK FTa.hea 'Pp" oclR Roy. w
Prcns vs.. Senator whiriwnds, O'Clock.
xs.. Star A. G.. = O'Clock: Corinthians VS..
Epiphany. 4 O'clock.
Ia6.pOund eiass--Centrai High Reserves
vs., Montroscc. 6o,cIock; Tremonts VS.. Alex
andria ROsy's. 1:15 O'Clock.
Unlimited class---Y. NJ. G. A. VS.. Quantico
Marines, S:30 O'Clock: WOodl0thians VS..
Mclean A. G.. 9:45 o'clock.
TOMORROw'S GAMES.
vnlimitcd riass-comDany +. HyattsvilIe
Guard, VS.. American Railway Express. 3
O'Clock.
i3O-pound elass-Jewish Community Cen
ter VS. Aztecs, 4 rs o'clock; Hibbs VS.. st.
Martins. 5:15 O'Clock; St. Peters va. st.
Pauls. B:15 O'Clock.
I41-ponnd eiass--Knights of Columbus
vs.. St Peters 1:l5 o'clock
Cniimited tiass--Bond's whirlwinds vs.
Takoma A. C.. $50 O'Clock.
MONDAYS GAMES.
1lJ-p0uRd rlass---Jewish Community Gen.
ter VS.. Nationals. 4 o'clock.
l41-pOund class-W0odside VS.. Aces. 5
O'Clock.
l3o.pound class-Brookland Boys Club
vs. Alexandria Celtics. u O'Clock.
Cnlimited eIass----Knighis OF Columbus
vs. W0Odsidc. Z O'Clock: Washington Grove
VS. Southern A. C.. S:lS O'Clock: Dixie Pigs
VS.. Sioux A. e.. 930 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
STAR GOLF TALENT
SEEKING RICH PRIZE

By the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. March l0.-Practically
every winner of important money dur
ing the Winter season set out here
today to add the long end OF $1,000 to
his collection as play started In the
international four-ball matches.
Tuesday the winning team will split
81 500 two ways.
Henry Cuici, young italian from New
York, paired withS Harcourt Brice,
Miami amateur turned in yesterdays
best practice round with best ball OF
65 Ciuci registering IS.
Teams that entered the grind were:
joe Kirk wood Albany. Ga. and Tony
Manrrazn. New York.
Henry Ciuci, Long Island. and Art DE
mane. Long Island
Harry Cooper Buffalo. and Al Esujnoss,
Chicago.
Joe Turncsa. Elmsford n. Y. and Al
Wattous Grand Rapids.
Macdonald Smith. Great Meek and Bill
MrhihurD Pittsburgh.
Willie Klein whrailey Hills and Tommy
kerrigan. New York.
Johnny Golden. Patterson y. j. aud Bill
Burke. New Jersry.
Larry Nahhoitx unattached. and Frank
walls Appicton. Wis,
:, Harry Hsmpton. Chicago. and Clarence
=, Jimmy cargrry. Chicago. and Tom royd.
New York.
:. Jim Br"nhy. Cincinnati. and Willie Dow.
Fargo. Z Oak
:. John Connect. Chicago. aud Jack Forester.
New York
-, Rob Mcdonald aud Alex Ayton, both of
Charles Mayo. Flushing, Long Island and
Wiifted Reid BEIRUT
Evening star., 1928-03-10
PURDUE NEEDS VICTORY
TO TIE INDIANA QUlNT

CHICAGO. March 10 tPp.-The
Western Conference basket ball cham
pionship. at least half of II. rested on
the outcome OF the very last game of
the season. between Purdue and Mime
sofa at Minneapolis tonight
Indiana holds a half interest, with q
season record of ten victories and two
defeats. and Purdue must win tonight
TO gain share of the title.
The individual point scoring honors
also hung In the balance. with Bennie
Oosterbaan OF Michigan leading nov
with l29. Stretch" Murphy. the
tallest player In the conference, reach
ing s feet 6 inches in his socks. has
lcl. needing four goals to tie and nine
points to win.
Wisconsin made sure OF a half In
terest in third place. alongside North
western. by defeating Illinois last night.
b 10 ~.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
THREE TEAMS IN RUNNING
FOR TRACK MEET TITLE

DES MONIES, Iowa, March 10 Crp-
FrcliminarieS III the S&o and $50 ward
runs disposed Of, nearly coo Of the Ms
souri, Valleys best track and field sgA-
leteS today awaited the starters pistols
10 send then, forth III quest % the ccn-
ference indoor title.
Pre-nieet DOPE. which rated Nebraska.
Oklahoma and Kansas as saVcritsS, vas
htile changed by the pgcllm.aayis$ last
nsghe, except that Iowa State Colleges
ratlnS MAS materially enhanced
TIE AsneS athletes c;salifsSNSs Icuy cs
the GoSSn men selected IL Y,.a IL, the
HnalS of the quarter Gssee and hAlg
mile, While Nebraska. Kansas and MIS-
So0rs qualified ore each i, tho~s eVSut<
and 1r,nne0 and Kansas Asxte$ each
placed al athlete goT the 44G~vars3
finals
The feature ~ tonsSAt>S finals ,,Sy>n,
lSFS u N si\e >ySx,lA, asatca race a.
twtsN NaN CNNSev, sornler Iowa S,a.~
<Nssse&S athlete, and lx>s SsVaS, BATH,
University tysSa;a&n,
Evening star., 1928-03-10
ILLINOIS FAvORITE
IN BIG TEN GAMES

Ey the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY. Iowa, March io.-Il-
linois. winner OF the Western Confer.
ence indoor track and field Champion
ships seven times since 1911. will make
its eighth bid for the honors tonight
when the finals are decided In the Uni
versity OF Iowa's new S50o000 field
house
The University OF Iowa figures as the
only other outstanding contender. with
third place revolving around Michigan
and Ohio State. Wisconsin. the 1927
Indoor champion. having lost its ace.
Capt. Charles McGinniS, does not
threaten to be more than dark horse.
Although the Illini in the prel.mi-
anaries last night failed TO place q man
In the 60-yard dash and were not strone
In the 440 and $50 yard runs. they new
ertheleSS are favored to capture the title
because of their superiority In the pole
vault. mile and two-mile eVli.;s and the
shotput.
1owa'S chances to upset Illinois center
around Capt. Frank Cuhel in the dash
and hurdles and George Haird, prob
ably the best 4io-yard man in the con-
ference.
Iowa qualified six men In three pre-
liminary events with Illinois, Michissu
and Chicago counting three ar,ece.
DICK Rockaway. q sophomore from Ohio
state. led the veteran George Hester.
captain OF the Michigan team. 10 the
tape IN the first heat OF the 60-yard
cash. turning In the n,cst impressive
victory OF the night, He finished in
Rockaway'S time was also eouaier, by
simpson OF Ohio and Larsen OF wisron-
SIN.
New records undoubtedly will be es-
tabliShed III five or six events ,onirht
aS the track contests will br run over a
!aSt SiSclap course compared % the To-
lap track at Northwestern which here
tofore has furnished the setting for the
championship indoor meets.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
COURT TITLE At STAKE
IN PENN.TIGER BATTLE

NEW YORK. March 10 tP,.-The
Eastern intercollegiate basket bali
season will close tonight. with Princeton
and Pennsylvania meeting at Phila-
delphia.
Victory will give Penn the title. but
the best Princeton can get is tie.
Penn has won seven games and lost
TWO. while Princeton has won six and
lost three. On January is Penn de-
tented Princeton. 26 to %.
Dartmouth and Cornell hook up at
Hanover. N. H.. In tuSSle TO decide
third place.
The other league members. Yale and
Columbia. meet on the New York battle-
ground to close their schedule.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EeIy to Retain cluen Final Bell Sounded for KID Zavgne
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
BUFFALO.-Frankie Genrao. N. b.
A. fiyweight champion, defeated Frisco
Crane. Philippines 10).
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Pete Firpo,
Detroit. knocked out Red Beck,
Memphis a..
LOS ANGELES.-Tony Fuente. Los
Angeles. and Joe Lohman, Cleveland
U0), draw.
TAMPA, Fla.-Alex Simmons, Cam
ton. Ohio, won from Bobby Marriott,
Baltimore n0). AL Friedman, New
York. outpointed Andreas Castano,
Cuba 00).
OMAHA.--Joe Medill, Chicago, de-
feated Tommy Grogan, Omaha N0).
Irish Kennedy, st. Paul. won from Kid
Ray, Wayne. Nebr., 90. Joe Greb,
New York. outpointed Johnny Rose,
Fremont, Nebr., a..
EAU CLAIRE, Wis-Ollie Bartlett,
Minneapolis. won from Mike Valentine,
Duluth I0). Wallie McElwain, Eau
Claire, defeated Johnny Hornung. st.
Paul 80. KID" Breen. Eau Claire,
knocked out Harris Ash, Eau Claire "a
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Dick Ramies,
San Diego beat Billy Hoon. Iowa nO).
SAN FRANCISCO-Midg Mike
O'Dowd. Columbus. Ohio, beat Pancho
Flores, Texas 10).
Evening star., 1928-03-10
GILLESPIE, MESMER
LEAD TEAMS AT G. U.

Heading Georgetown University's base
ball team this season will be Frank L
Gillespie, veteran pitcher. The Blue
and Gray's basket ball team next Win
ter will be captained by Frederick Mes
mer, little forward during the past sea-
son. Both leaders were chosen yes
terday.
Gillespie. a senior. will be playing
with the Hoya nine for his fourth sea-
son In the campaign soon to get under
way. having started his diamond career
at the local institution before 1t put into
effect the freshmen rule.
Last season he was co-Star with
Pete Burch on the mound and the
feature of his work was a double VIC
tory over Yale and an Inning
win over Boston College. He has hit
more than 800 the past two seasons.
Gillespie also won his letter in foot
ball last Fall.
Mesmer's election to the basket ball
captaincy is unusual. alone, because of
the fact he is only sophomore. Ath-
letic captaincies usually go to seniors.
Such a job is nothing new to Mesmer.
however. as he served for two seasons
as captain of the crack Christian
Brothers Academy basket ball five of
Syracuse, N. Y. where he got his pre-
liminary training and piloted the G..
U. Freshmen five last Winter
Mesmer not only led the floor play
Of the @. u. team during the recent
season, but was one of its leading
scorers.
In addition to his basket ball prowess.
Mesmer Is bang-up tennis player,
ranking second only to Emmett Pare in
this sport on the Hilltop.
Georgetown and Catholic University
base ball squads were to engage IN
practice games this afternoon. the first
real competition of the campaign for
either. University of Maryland will not
begin with its scrub game program until
Monday.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
BY JOHN Il. FOSTER.

y AN ANTONIO. Tex, March 10
Detroit base ball club has come
here TO train because. In the
~ flrSt place, there Is no American
League team that goes To
better place. and. in the second. because
George Moriarty wanted TO get as far
as he could from some overanxiouS
fans wils persisted In asking him
whether ne thought he could beat the
Yankees this year
There Is one thing that Moriarty
does know lie knows Why he did not
beat the Yankees In 1927 aud that Ii
more than some managers knew when
The season was over. Moriarty did not
make any effort to alibi his way into
the season TO come lie named and
specified certain positions on the field
that were not handled with neatness
and dispatch. When the Winter rolled
around Moriarty made changes. lie
did not make all that he wished To
make. but he got part way on the road.
Gets Some Experience.
Moriarty WAS n new manager IN 1927
As ball player he had Won his share Of
iaufels. As umpire he also won his
share and that 0f some others,
Moriariy, having seen players perform
and fail To perform, is the first manager
OF major league club who dared to
swap the champion batter Of the league,
one year after said champion had won
his championship.
Most managers having champion
ship batter. whether of this years VIM
tage 0r some other. would cling 10 him.
Manush, batting champion IN 1925
couldn't make the grade In 1927, and
he began Ia show IL so early that IL Is
doubtful whether M0riarty at any time
thought he WAS going tO make the grade
last heah0n He permitted him t0 go 10
81, Louis along with Lou Blue. He got
Hice IN exchange. II Rice proves Ia he
winning bali player for Detroit and
Manush proves likewise tor 3t, Louis,
bOIh teams VIII have benefited.
The Detroit ouiiisld has not been Uf
tie highehL type In the past. even WHEN
Cubb Was 0ul there playing, with his
rare urat1ry ana attention to the small
81 details The Detr0its could not al
ways boast 0f having ms good an O,it-
field as New York as 1y never WAS as
great In The outfieid ~ he was NJ bat.
fothsfgiii u Danger,
There Is anothtr n'ilfielder 0f the
Detroit team who some day may hear
the btigls call taps, Ills name IN Foth~
ftslll great big, aHd'natufsd ham
siuiiideTrd baisnan Who can hit, His
tf,ltlhle has been III listening tn IN
ifnils IA tlie hugie WHEN II blew HE
dinner Fhli,
Jhs UeltOit 0uttsld sill iisvs moe
Evening star., 1928-03-10
n n ARJORIE WEBSTER SCHOOLS
nn Senior seXtet holds q 2-to-O
IVN lead over the Juniors for inter-
i class basket ball honors. They

V lead over the Juniors for inter-
a class basket ball honors. They
earned their second victory last
night when they outpassed the lower
claSsmen. ~ IN Is,
Next Friday night at a;iS the final
game will be played In which the
Juniors will put forth a supreme effort
10 retrieve themselves,
In n second team match yesterday.
the Juniors Jared better than In the
title TIT. defeating the Senior second
squad. - to ~.
Lineup OF big game;
sentars tIit. Position Junior. tihl.
iiernl,,r rsyns. -. 'Gfase 0sra,,ls
% ,i"ss,s m"y""E-' -, y, i ..nsrr,et, ,;ssensn'ser
Astrtti t,ammefstram y Mary EmmA Heard
nianrhc Church. "a go, EtelSn Twin'ns
Western High Schol won the senior
intermediate and junior team titles.
respectively, In the Washington free
throw tournament, concluded last night
at the Y. W, q. A., when the IL winners
of the preliminary round met Tor their
tlnai trials.
Aiya Ewers of the Eagles winner OF
the senior individual championship.
scored 10 goals ont 0f 90 trials,
John Macuregor Of George washing
ton University topped the intermediate
individual class with IL out of 90 trials.
while Junior honors went to MarS Tol.
man OF Western High School. tataling
IS out OF 10.
Westerns tossefs won more positions
Ia the finals than any other single or.
gantsation,
George Washington University was
awarded the participation trophy. hae-
ing the REGARD number of entries - lot
deoteetoWn playground registered i07
baskets 10 take The playground team
Title, white Virginia ,lnnea ~ Monltuae
won The Individual championship IN
tAts Ciasa.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EX.LOUISVILLE CATCHER
IS RATED ABOVE COOPER
Not Hitter Like Rival But Seems Better Thrower and
Is Apt to Get Bertl,-West Hurt Again.
Nationals Battle Braves TODAY.

paper to be the most formidable club
that has represented the Hub in the
National League for many years. and as
a result Bill Carrigan and his Red SoX
of the rival American League are likely
! 10 find the going pretty tough in the
race for patronage in Boston.
II was settled that Horace Lisenbee,
Bob Burke and Clayton Van Alstyne
would whack up pitching duties for the
Griffmen. with McMullen and Tate
dividing the catching burden and with
Rice starting in right field and Jack
Hayes at short. The latter is young
ster who has filled out and looks much
better than when he reported to the
team last Summer. and will bear watch
ing.
Bump Hadley's progress toward re-
covery from the appendicitis operation
he underwent q week ago today has
been so satisfactory that his attending
physician has given permission for him
TO leave the hospital tomorrow. How
ever, on the recommendation OF Trainer
Mike Martin the youthful pitcher. who
yesterday was able to take an airing In
a wheel chair on the porch for the first
time. will say for an additional couple
OF DAYS at the hospital. where he Is
assured of better care than could be
given him at the hotel where his mates
gre lodged.
West Lame Again.
But while the news regarding Hadley
is of an encouraging nature. depress-
ing note has been sounded with the
announcement that Sam West has
sprung that trick leg of his.
II developed that Sammy injured it
a bit in cavorting about on that sandy
field at Avon Park in Thursdays game
with the Cardinals. He took his bat
ting practice as usual yesterday and
was scheduled to work out again today,
but with instructions to attempt nothing
strenuous.
Trainer Martin inclines to the opinion
that with a complete day OF rest to-
morrow Vests wabbly pin will be 0. K.
again by Monday If it isn't, Manager
Harris is likely to find himself con-
cerned with an annoying outfield prob
lem for the coming season.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
SO TEAMS ARE LISTED
IN BASKET TOURNAMENT

KANSAS CITY. March 10 H9.-~With
% teams entered In the National A. A.
u. basket ball tournament here. II
teams frof Kansas and Missouri have
been matched In a preliminary round
today 10 reduce the field for full week
OF competition starting Monday
Three fav0rites. the Hillyards of st.
Joseph. Mo. national champions the
Ke~Nash-A squad Of Kenoaha. Wis,
runners~up last year. and the Cooks
Paints Of Kansas City drew places In
the upper bracket
Evening star., 1928-03-10
PARE IN SEMl.FlNAlS
OF WESTERN NET PLAY

CINCINNATI. March 10 Einmst
rare. Georgetown University, reached
the Semi-rnalS Of the Western inCtN,s
tournament In defense of his t!tie, when
ne defeated Fred Oexman, Cincinnati.
6~l, 6~~S.
With Pare IN the semi finals are Muir
ROGERS. Kansas City; Riil Cline<, foutS-
Vile. and Larry Tieman, Cincinnati.
ndNor ehampion.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
C0llsTT AND VAN VIE
IN W0MAN'S GOLF FINAL

ST AIlSVSrINE, Saa, MarcA 20 t-es.
.~@ <ssenaa INAles1 tTaseg holder at sas
htShs>; WVst,AnS Svst titleS ct tAs
United States, Canada and France, tc-
daN mes NirStnis Van We, SeaSaS s,>.,a
Srans Chicago psayer. ttT the Fs>rsSa
sa>t t<>s>t wSsasanS ltsl& er>Wu
Miss C<Aeett went into the gtsal rNys,,,
by dt>iNw'liS NJ Virginia Wilson. ClN,
CSSA ! AMI ), AtSN Van Wte aeteAte>A
MAuvvSa CNr0as, G'SieNCNNi. n y, 8
ANxS y
Evening star., 1928-03-10

~ RAVING chill winds that swept
- across the Capital from the
Northeast. groups of hardy
H. golfers opened the two big pub
lie golf courses early today.
East Potomac Park won the race for
the honor of the first starter. for j. A.
Faust of l424 w street and John N.
Tuttle of 1908 G street got away from
the first tee on course A at $40.
Meanwhile. Albert r. Kramer OF 8217
Georgia avenue and Walter Barrett OF
1901 Houston street. both OF Silver
Spring. Md, were warming their hands
in preparation for their getaway at
Rock Greek Park They started on
course A at 6:35. and were Immediately
followed by a foursome consisting OF
DR.. w p. White, G. w. Stoddard. F. c.
Schrader and j. W. Green.
All the green's on the two courses at
Rock Greek Park have been rolled. al
though temporary green's are in play
at the fifth on A course and the fifth
and eighth holes on b course.
Although 1t rained practically all day
there was no standing water
on either OF the courses. and playing
although the courses are
little soggy In the low spots. were fairly
good in spite of the raw east wind.
Winter rules we're in effect at all the
In order TO save the young grass
as much as possible.
Evening star., 1928-03-10
ALEXANDRIA HIGH FIVE
LOSES TITLE CONTEST

PORTSMOUTH Va. March 10 -,-
Alexandria High hSsSAeterS fell hSfcre
woodrow Wilson High. - to 81 In the
deciding game for the virginia Scho-
iaStic championship here laSt night c<,-
tween the section winners,
led by Dewrll the SteterS led
Throughout, though Alexandria Mas
dangerous al the way,
Evening star., 1928-03-10
EAGLE BASKET QUINT
TOPPLED BY BLUES

Bernie Peacock took his Anacostia
Eagles to Richmond last night to learn
the taste of defeat. Richmond Blues
handed Washingtons independent baS-
ket ball champions a 1922 reverse.
Mount vernons became senior cont
munity center champions last night by
defeating Central Reds. SO to 80. at Gen.
,ral High.
Nativity Seniors will battle Trinity
NJ. E. cagers tonight at o'clock at
Eastern High.
Corcoran led Peck A. C. scorers last
night as Trinity NJ. E. was humbled.
4S TO 90.
Aces scored a well earned 44-42 win
over Army War College five last night.
Boys Interchurch League results last
night were: Gunton. 10: Y. Juniors. II.
Washington Presbyterians. II: Metro
politan Baptists. l3. and Mount Vernon.
"a; Calvary Baptists. IS.
woltz 14s-pound cagemen defeated
Warrenton. Va. tossers last night, 80
TO "a.
Tivoli Whirlwinds easily won over
Southern Railway tossers last night, 81
to Is.
Aztec Insects won from Cog ouini
last night at Central High. ~ TO 20.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Hendricks announced he would work
ak Of them IN the two contests
Stone Shzm Al Giant Camp.
AuOUEIA, GA, March 10 ~. .~~
Charles A. EtOneham. president of the
Giants, has caused quite furry by
breaking into McDraW's camp unher~
aided. However, StGueham says there
Is nothing mysterious about his visit
ana calls IL only q vacation
The Giants swing into action over ihe
week END After the game here To-
day with ne Newark Bears tLey ad-
vance OH st. Augustine 10 Oppose the
Bears again tomorrow The New York
efs viii return here after meeting the
jacksonville club at jacksonville on
Monday
Pirate fAnaigans Wins.
pAEO HoELES. Calf. March 10
fAp Although the youngsters If The
pittsburgh Pirates collected only ,Wo
hits. they nohed oui the Regulars, s 10
z IN the first intrsciub game 1t the
training seasan.
Lloyd WBuff. center fielder. took rat.
ing h0nofs Ylth two vi The ltfgilIsrs'
i've aaieiiEs
DOME Bush manager. was impressed
! ~ The WORK ~ Charley Walsh aud
Erwin Erame. recruit pitchers.
Phiis Seek Revenge,
WRITER HhVEK. Fls. March 10
/ Ap.--Ihe Philadelphia Nationals today
awaited iht Invasion Of their training
camp here of Connie Mack's Athletics
f0r the sEcGtld aud final game of the
SeIlrs In tho South
Eager ~ even The count, Manager
Sh1tuHi hfnt ms men through long
drili yesterday, paying particular siien~
tlJn la tie pitchers. Eliottm said he
pf'batjy would stAfl SWrsitand oH ihf
mound.
| The hilIitilfs nptesitd iie FLillies
. ~ " y. ~ Folt 1seis Ou Wednesday.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

los ANGELES Calf. March 10 ~.
The ffSl Ffsl competition Tor Cili~
ssgos CUBS 0f 1923 war promised tpday
&itiI itls Bruins scheduled ~ meet fhe
E9iIy8ooc elUb 81 the Coast i%aEuf
WEIGH GrsmpD aud Malone three o'
Manager McCsTthYk mcfi i3k@iy plhn~
Hlg pfosptct&, VII be sent ~ lhe enemy
fu 0faey
Evening star., 1928-03-10

Whites broke even with the Blues,
ib 10 = and ~ 10 ID. and twice de-
feaied The Reds, i6 10 10 and IL to Z.
In Y. M, g. A. Volley Rail League play
last night, Blues doWned Reds, N
Ia 10 aud ~ ta H. Whites are heading
the league race. with Bies second and
Reds third
Evening star., 1928-03-10
GREENLEAF SETS PACE
AT POCKET BILLIARDS

CHICAGO. March 10 (1r.~~Ralph
0reenleaf, Philadelphia. winner Of the
last national pocket billiard tournament,
stood In FIRST place today In this round
robin meet. with three victories.
He was given diiilcuit t,isale last
night by Harry Wood Of Duluth. but the
former champion finally won. l25 10 li6
Evening star., 1928-03-10
HUNTER WINS AT FINAL

PALM REACH Fla, Marvh 10 80, -~
Francis L, Hunter, >ee>,nd ranSsnS ten.
mis- PLAYER vi the country, WI, the
eighteenth annual Florida chan>tans
ship singles title by defeating ,ogn
heanessy. indianapolis, In thtv~ sets,
4 1. - ~ and 4 -
Evening star., 1928-03-10
MORIARTY WORKING HARD
TO STRENGTHEN OUTFIELD

enthusiasm this year than last. That's
what the Cubs say OF their outfield In
the National League and the Pitts
burghs are also keen for their outer
gardeners
II Moriarty can win Ave more games
by his outfield this year and ten more
by his pitchers. he will be able 10 give
the Yankees a race.
Evening star., 1928-03-10

NSWlCk. Me. Marvh 10 ~"
The world reeard ot : "A SeeonStS in the
sa.yaEd hish hurdles Mas eaualsa last
night h nernard Lucas et Gardiner,
Me,. IN the tiual heat at the event III
the tenth annual hnWStoin lNNllese mtet~
fraternity mCt,Ay meet
Evening star., 1928-03-10
GEORGETTI.DEBAETS LEAD.

NEW YORK. March 10 Ap. Com
Ing down the home stretch In the sin
day bicycle race which ends at II
o'clock tonight ut Madison Square Gar
den. the Italian belgian team Of
Ge0rgetti Debaets led the field at the
end III The iiiat hour.