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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-14
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CLENNA COLLECT
DEFEATS FRENCH
WOMAN IN MATCH
American Girl Eliminates
Title.Holder in First Round
of Golf Play

Hunstanton, Eng, May 14.-(R-
Glenna Collett, long hitting Ameri-
can girl golfer, today set out on her
quest for the British Women's
championship at the expense of the
defending champion, Mile. Simon
Theon de la Chaume. Miss Collect
defeated Mile. Theon three up and
one to play in a hard fought match,
opening the championship play.
By a freak of the draw the two
stars were forced to play in the
first round of the play. The French
girl won the title last year, marking
the first departure Of the cup from
British possession. It is the only
major British golf title never won
by an American.
The champion was off in front by
taking the first hole. The American
challenger came back at the second
to square accounts but after the
third was halved, Mile. Thcon again
took the lead at the fourth. The
fifth and sixth were halved and
Miss Collect squared the match
again at the seventh. Glenna lost
control at the eighth and sent three
balls out Of bounds to wind up with
a nine. She was not confused by the
bad eighth, however, and won the
ninth with birdie to square the
match.
Coming home, the American en-
try struck her stride. She took the
tenth and went up for the first time.
The eleventh was halved but anoth-
er four won the 18th for Miss Col
lett and she was two up. The cham
pion won the 18th but slipped on
the next hole to two over par while
Miss Collett hit mighty drive to
the green and scored a par three.
When Miss Collect won the 18th she
was dorme three. Mile. Theon
came back for the last time to take
the 10th and reduce the advantc g
Of her opponent to two with two to
play. When the American took the
18th the match was over.
The play was sensational
throughout. Starting her drive at
the ninth when she squared the
match, Glenna won five out of the
next seven holes played. There
were halves on only four of the II
holes played.
The match was finally decided by
Miss Collects hard hitting from the
tee and better control of her irons
in the latter stages Of play. The de-
throned British champion started
with a real burst of Gallo genius,
sinking a 40-foot putt for birdie
three at the 1923 yard first hole.
The American finished like a real
champion while the pluckv little
Simone fought to the last and the:.
smilingly grasped Glenna's hand in
warm congratulation while roars OF
applause came from the big gallery,
which had followed the match across
the windswept and rain driven
course.
The homeward journey covers q
course of crisscross holes where
stiff winds vary every shot and en-
abled the American to. get in her
powerful work with her woods. The
champion refused to give up and her
winning of the 10th when her op-
ponent was dormie was sample Of
her pluck.
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MANDELL-M'LAR
TITULAR BOUT HAS
ARENA SP0TLICHTS
Baby Faced Californian Is
Slight Favorite to Beat
the Champion
BY ALAN ]. GOULD
.ssOciated Press Sports Editor


New York, May 14.-(R-Whils
the heavyweight champion, Gene
Tunney, has gone into the seclusion
of his Spectator camp to prepare
for the seasons biggest fistic shot
the spotlight of the ring turns this
week to the lightweight revival, fea-
turing Baby Face" Jimmy Nc
Larnin Of California-and Sammy
Mandell, the Rockford sheik.
Mandell will take his worlds title
out Of storage and defend it in 15-
round match against the sharpshoot-
ing young Irish lad for the second
time since he won It from the veter-
an Rocky Kansas.
McLarnin can hit. Sid ferris,
Kid kaplan and a few others will
testify that the "Baby Faced" youth
packs a wallop like the kick of a
mule. Mandell also packs a punch
but the champions forte is skillful
footwork and boxing ability.
1t will be the biggest money bat.
tie for the lightweight crown since
Benny Leonard's last scrap with
Lew Tender in 1923. 1t should al
so be the most spectacular title bout
in the division since Benny was Civ.
ing his southpaw rival few punch
ing lessons.
McLarnin Favored
McLarnin, although the challeng-
err, probably will enter the ring a
slight favorite over sleek-haired
Sammy. This will be due largely
to the fact that the shifty little
Irishman has been more in the lime
light, battling his way to the top in
sparkling fashion, but also because
he possesses that unfailing gate"
magnet-the "sock."
McLarnin's sensational rise has
done more to restore interest in and
prestige to the lightweight division
than any single factor since Leonard
was in his prime. There have been
q lot of entertaining lightweights-
Ierris, Goldstein, Wallace, McGraw,
Vicentini, Loayza, Petrolle and 9TH
ers-but the championship crop has
been below standard.
The decline set in with Leonard's
retirement. Jimmy Goodrich, pro-
claimed the champion after a New
York elimination tournament, Rocky
Kansas and Mandell have done little
to uphold the prestige of division
that has boasted such a line of kings
as Leonard, WEIGH, Richie, VOL
CAST, Nelson, McCauliffe and others.
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Don't Read Too Much Golf
Reading golf instructions often
proves harmful to players, says
Roland Mackenzie, because a player
then thinks too many "Do this" and
"Don't do that" and isn't natural.
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Noted H0rsew0man to
Marry British M. p.

Philadelphia, May 14.-(P-The
engagement of Miss Jean Browne
Scott. widely known horsewoman,
to Nigel Claudian Colman, a men,
Der Of the British parliament, was
announced today.
The marriage will take place in
July.
Miss Scott has won ribbons at
most of the important horse shows
in America. She first showed her
ponies when only six years old. She
is now in her early twenties. She
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
R. K. Scott of Glenhardie farms,
Stanford, Pa.
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Bob Larson Captures
Demon Singles Title

Bob Larson captured the singles
tennis championship of the Bis
marck high school Saturday by de-
feating Hoskins in straight sets by
scores Of 6-3, 81. By his victory,
Larson earned the right to carry
the colors of Bismarck into the an
nual state tennis meet that will be
held on the courts of the University
of North Dakota at Grand Forks
this week.
Hoskins had won his way into the
finals Saturday by defeating John
O'Hare Us, Ga in two of the most
sensational matches that last weeks
elimination tournament had seen.
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MI. T. BEATS YALE

Derby, Conn.,, May 14.-R)-
Yale's varsity crew was defeated by
the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology light crew over the
Housatonic course Saturday when a
broken oar put the Ellis out of the
race in the final mile after they
had led from the start. Techs time
for the mile and sic distance was
7:O1. Yale's time was 7:O5.
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JOCKS WINS

Louisville, May 14.-(R)-Jock, E.
B. McLean's last years derby candi-
date, won the Clark handicap, $1O,-
600 added, at Churchill Downs
Saturday, with r. E. Lechleiter's
derby hope for this year, Cartago,
second. Flat Iron, owned by
Stuyvesant Peabody, Chicago, was
third.
Jocks time for the mile and a
10th was LAS. Jockey E. Ambrose
was up.
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Summary: Three base hits, Lena
zurg 2, Fuller, Sagehorn, 7. Sack
man, Gesellchen. Two base hits,
Mohn 2, Finn, Raugust, johnson.
Singles, Love, E. Sailer, Heupel 2,
Finn, Johnson 2, Gesellchen.
Double plays, Gesellchen to Heupel.
Hese on balls, off Love 4; off Gesell-
chen Z. Stolen bases, e. Sailer 2,
Simonson, A. Sailer, Heupel. Struck
out. BY Love Z; by Gesellchen 8.
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LAYTON WHIPS HOPPE

New York, May 14.-(R)-Aveng-
ing defeat in a similar match at
Chicago, Johnny Layton, three
cushion billiard champion, defeated
Willie Hoppe Of New York by 81
points in their special 600 point
match which ended Saturday.
Layton took both of the last two
50-point blocks played.
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Totals 90. SO 8 IL II Is 3
Evening star., 1928-05-15
Farore to Retain Lightweight Title in Bout With Mcan
WOMEN START PLAY
FOR STAR GOLF CUP

Woman golfers of the Capital start
ed play today In the annual 36-hole
handicap medal play tournament for
The Evening Star trophy. at
Congressional Country Club. An 49,
hole round was played today, with an
other OF similar length to be played
tomorrow.
The lowest aggregate net score will
capture the historic trophy. which has
been won for the last two years by
Dorothy White of Washington Coli
and Country Club. who Is also holder
of the District women's title.
Miss White has announced that II
she wins again. she will not take the
cup out of competition, but will return
It for further events. The tourney Is
In charge of the Women's District Coli
Association.
Notwithstanding a bad on the short
sixteenth hole. Page Hufty. Congress
sioIal champion, yesterday set new
amateur record for his course. negotiat-
Ing it in 10 strokes. to better the mark
of 73, made two years ago by George
Voigt. Voigt's mark. made In the quail
flying round of the Congressional tour
nament, must stand as official.
Hufty stood on the sixteenth tee with
3, 4, 1, for q 50. His tee shot to the
sixteenth caught under the overhang-
ing lip Of trap In a difficult lie. and
he holed out in 6. He finished with q
brace Of SIS. Alex A. Armour was play
ing with him. Armour, brother OF
Tommy Armour, the national open title
holder, has negotiated the course In SO
strokes.
George S. Lyon. Canadian veteran
who won the Chevy Chase tourney
back in 1922, and has annexed the Cana
dian amateur championship eight times,
may be 10 years of age. but he does
not look It and he certainly does not
"act his age" Last Saturday he and
several other Canadians drove by mo-
tor more than 400 miles to Washing
ton, arriving at midnight. The follow
ing morning Lyon was up early and
played 81 holes Yesterday morning
he played IL holes at Chevy Chase and
then went over to Burning Tree for
10 holes.
Bynum f. Hinton Of Columbia. led a
field of nearly twoScore banker golfers
in the annual tourney Of the Wash
ington Bankers Golf Association played
at Columbia yesterday with a gross OF
s6, Ralph p Barnard, s6--l8-76. and
W. W. Spaid, i00-24-76, tied for first
net prize.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
MODERN WOODMEN TEAM
SEEKS INDEPENDENT TITLE

Allied Roofers want a game for Sat-
urday. Call Atlantic l53S-W between
I and o'clock.
Kanawhas will book games for the
next two Sundays. Call Manager
Stein at Lincoln 5l59 before o'clock.
Games with unlimited teams are
sought by Annadale, Va, nine. Cali
Falls Church, 832-F-32.
Bob ranfone is seeking games for
Fussell-Young senior nine. Cal west
$780,
CoIoniaIs and other midget mines are
CHALLENGED by Coleman Jennings team.
Call Manager PAMELA at Atlantic
lI57-W
Having a diamond. Columbia Insects
want foe for Saturday. Call Joe Wal
ZACH at Clarendon l44e.
Militzer's effective hurting permitted
sherwood A. G. nine to take It's open
ing game with Liberty A. c., Q to S.
Tripp hurled well for Pullmans yes
terday and a 10 to win over Southern
Railway nine resulted.
Crosby's pitching featured Marlboro
A. C.'s Is to 3 triumph over Monroe
A. c.
Winton Midgets. who defeated Ava
Ions yesterday. IL to 10: want games.
Call Manager Hays at Lincoln 6S95.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
ROTH BOXERS END WORK
FOR SCRAP ON THURSDAY
Experts Believe Champion Is Too Fast and Clever to
Be Caught by Challenger's Powerful Right.
Clash Expected to Draw 90, 600 Fans.

which flattened Sid Terris in a single
round.
Marking as 1t does the first light
weight titular battle here since Benny
Leonard defeated Lew Tender in 1923,
the bout appears certain to draw a
crowd of 10000 or more. Some 10000
tickets have been printed. McLarnins S
right arm. containing the dynamite that
knocked out a number of the best light
weights of the day, should prove high
powered box office attraction regardless
Of whether 1t is doubted that the chal-
longer can connect with Mandell's chin.
The bout will give Tex Richard a
chance to put one of his theories into
practice Believing that it is absurd to
ask lightweights to perform in a ring
similar to that which niddleweightS and
the other heavier divisions use, Rickard
intends to lower the ropes to conform
with the size of the titular principals.
The promoter expects to lower the top
rope some eight or nine inches and ad-
Just the two lower ropes so as to guard
against either the champion or his op-
p0nent falling through and out Of the
ring
Evening star., 1928-05-15

~ ENTRAL, with one OF the best
track teams 1t has had in re-
cent years plans determined
~ fight for top fonors in the
tenth annual C club track meet
Saturday afternoon In Central Stadium.
The Blue and White has entered 20
athletes, including stellar performers in
both the track and field events.
OF the nine meets staged to date Cen
tral has won four. Staunton Military
Academy has captured first laurels
twice and Woodberry Forest, Tech and
Episcopal each once.
However, If Central wins it will have
to be satisfied with leg on the Cor
nell Cup, as the rules of the meet pro-
hibit the Columbia Heights School team
receiving the Emory Wilson Memorial
Cup, offered annually to the school
scoring most points.
Central Is apt to encounter the stern
est opposition i'm its fight to land the
meet as it will be contending with the
stalwart teams of Tech. Dewitt, Eastern,
Episcopal, Woodbury. Forest, Swavely,
Emerson. Alexandria High, Gilman.
Sparrows Point High, Baltimore Poly
and Western.
Four ball games and a tennis match
are on the schoolboy card for tomor-
row. On the diamond Central and
Catholic University Freshmen are to
meet at Brookland. Western and
Georgetown University Freshmen at
the Hilltop. Georgetown Prep and Con-
zaga and Eastern and Dewitt. Western
Is to meet Friends on the links.
Aside from the Tech-Central title
ball game today three diamond en-
counters, pair of tennis matches and
| a rife contest were booked. In base
ball Business was to hook up with
Catholic University freshmen at Brook
land, ST. Adams was to entertain Dun
ham School of Baltimore and Emerson
was to engage Episcopal at Alexandria.
On the tennis courts Tech was to
face Central in a public high title
match and Dewitt and Gonzaga were to
try conclusions in prep school league
encounter. Eastern and Central were
slated to clash in the Fife match, a
championship test.
Western High Schools clever tennis
team yesterday handily vanquished st.
Adams racketers. who recently achieved
the prep school league title. 4 to l, on
st. Adams courts. Western took all
Evening star., 1928-05-15

IA CHESELDINE, one of WASH
N ineton's woman Sandlot base
V ball managers, has changed
the name Of her Lafayette un-
limited nine TO Modern Wood
men. and will seek the independent title
under that name.
With GEORGETOWN A. C. and Chevy
Chase Bearcats. as well as many OF the
other strong teams out OF independent
ranks. Ma figures her team mas a
chance to cop the title that 1t narrow
Is missed last season.
woodmen players are requested to at
tend a meeting tonight at o'clock at
1902 Thirteenth street southeast. A
game is booked with Silver Hill, Nd.
on Sunday at the latter town.
Silver Spring -Kensington nine is
awaiting the completion Of work on the
park at Wheaton before opening Its
season. An addition is being construct
ed to the grandstand and the diamond
Is being conditioned It is planned to
open the park May 81.
Manager Brook Grubb wants game
with an unlimited foe for Sunday on
foreign ground Call Silver Spring
1lT-W after o'clock.
Takoma Tigers viii meet tonight at
3 o'clock at the home of Garrett Wa
ters. Tigers will meet Douglas A. c.
Saturday at 3 O'Clock on Silver Spring
diamond.
Holy Rosaries are listed for a con-
clave tonight at O'Clock at Holy
Rosary Church. Weekday games are
sought by Manager ValenEa. at Cleve-
land 5462 after O'Clock.
Ross Council, Junior Order. players
viii meet tomorrow night at O'Clock
at the home of manager Hessler. 1904
Park place Cardinal Juniors win
gather at the home Of Joe Buscher.
1913 Thirty-fourth street, at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow night.
Snort Mart Insect and Midget Leagues
viii hold meetings Thursday night
at 7:30 o'clock a. 9i4 r street. All
managers interested are asked to at
tend. $50
Sam Rice Juniors are to meet Thurs
day night at 7:30 O'Clock at the home
Of Manager Thompson Rices want
games. Call Atlantic 1916.
Bill Sanderson's Auth Seniors and
unlimited outfits will drill tomorrow
and Friday at 5 o'clock on No. 10
Monument diamond
In preparation for their clash with
Terminal Icemen on Sunday, HyattS-
vile All-Stars viii practice tomorrow
al O'Clock on RiveTdale diamond.
Edmonds' Art Stone nine has prac-
tice sessions on tap for today and Sat
ur6ay on Maine avenue diamond at S
O'Clock 10 prepare for a battle with
Marlboro A. c. On Sunday. Willie May
Is requested 70 call Columbia COTS.
Practice sessions are scheduled fol
Collegians tomorrow and Friday at
O'Clock on East Ellipse diamond.
Frank Cinotu has cancelled the game
with Black Sox for Sunday TO give his
St. Joe nine better opportunity To
show its best against st. Mary's ceitics
Ted Otte, Kennedy A. C.. manager
wishes TO hear from Manager Reiman
Of Mount Rainiers concerning game
scheduled for Sunday. Call Georgia
407 between 8 and o'clock.
Seneca A. c. wishes 10 book games
with out-of-town mines for Sundays in
june Indian Head and la Plata teams
are challenged. Call Georgia 24l5-W
after Z O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
PRINCE GEORGES BOXING
BAN SILL Is IN FORCE

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. May Is
An application 10 hold boxing bouts in
Prince Georges County. made by MEM
berS of the American Legion and Vet
erans of Foreign Wars of the District
of Columbia to the county commission
ers, has been disapproved.
The board has not given its approval
| to permits for boxing bolts for some
time. holding that sentiment in this
county is against 1t.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
IRISH AND ITALIANS
SHARE RING TITLES

BY the Associated Press
All of the six boxers universally rec
ognized as present world champions
In their classes are either Irish-Ameri-
can or Italian-American honors being
evenly divided. Irish-Americans rule
the top three classes and italian -Ameri-
cans the next three. In the last two
there are no undisputed champions.
Here's the lineup:
Irish h-American--Gene Tunney, heavy
weight: Tommy Loughran. light heavy
weight: Mickey Walker, middleweight.
n-American-Joe Dundee. well
terweight: Sammy Mandell, lightweight;
Tony Canzoneri. featherweight.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
GRANDAD, FATHER, SON
TO RUN IN RELAY RACE
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
Grandpa. father and son are to line
up in three generations" relay foot
race to be staged by a Paris sporting
newspaper.
There are enough good fast families
in sight to make an interesting con-
test and there ought to be a crowd
because 1t is going to be staged before
grandstands on the Saint Cloud tennis
courts.
Grandpa will have the easiest job.
His relay will be SIS yards. The second
generation will run 999 yards. The
grandson then will have to run the
same distance as his two forbears to-
Fether.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Ohio-Tommy Jones,
Atlanta, defeated Billy Wallace, Cleve-
land i2l Bobby Brown, Lowell, Mass,
defeated Gorilla Jones. Akron. Ohio
fsD. Tommy Paul, Buffalo. and joey
Ross. Detroit, drew f6l. CASTOR Charles,
Cleveland, defeated Harry Crisp. st
Petersburg Fla. t6l. Russell Bradford
Pontiac, Mich, whipped Johnny Re-
delli. Cleveland 49,.
LANCASTER, Pa.--Rosey Stoy, Ian
caster, defeated Pete Nebo, Florida I'D.
NEW YoRK.--Pete Latzo. Scranton,
Pa, defeated Bing Conley. Lewiston,
Me. u0). Pete Martin. Porto Rico
knocked out Jim Becker, Bayonne, N. j.
(I0l.
GREEN BAY, Wis--Joe AzZareila
Milwaukee, technically knocked out
Stewart Mclean, st. Paul f3).
JERSEY CITY-Irisl1 Bobby Brady
Jersey City. knocked out Allentown
Johnny Leonard. Allentown. Pa. Ol).
INDIANAPOLIS. -- Happy Atheton,
indianapolis harltamweight, defeated
joey Rychell, Chicago i6).
Tracy Cox, ll8. indianapolis. knocked
out Whitley Clark. Cincinnati ID.
-
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland IL: Missions. z.
Only game scheduled
Evening star., 1928-05-15
ALL MAT SHOW PROFITS
TO GRAVE DECORATIONS

All proceeds of the regular Thursday
night wrestling show this week at the
Arcadia will 90 to the fund Of the
allied war veterans organizations for
Memorial day decorations of service
mems graves In Arlington.
valdez Zbyszko will meet Alex Aberg
In the feature match, heavyweight
affair, with Freddy Meyer and Frank
Burrows and Joe Turner and Pete Dali
las clashing In the other tits.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
ALL SPORTS OF WORLD
LISTED FOR PARIS SHOW
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Nearly all the sports of the world.
from boxing TO ping pong, viii be gath
cred under one roof In Frances hrssf
Sports Show" at Paris, preparations
for which already are under way. al
though it is not to take place until
just before Christmas
Part Of the big Grand Palais. where
it is to be held. will be Set aside for
the demonstration of each sport so
people may see how every game is
played by experts.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
LAYTON DEFEATS HOPPE.

NEW YORK. May IL (P.-Avenging
\ defeat In a similar match at Chicago,
Johnny Layton, three-cushion billiards
champion, defeated Willie Hoppe OF
New York by 64 points in their special
800 point match which ended tonight.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
BY the Associated Press,

n YEw YORK. May 15.---Sam-
N my Mandell and Jimmy Nc
VI Larflin have ended active train
ing for their i5-round light
weight championship bout at
the Folio Grounds Thursday night.
The Rockford Sheik" and his Paci-
nc Coast challenger put in a strenuous
day Yesterday and then laid aside the
gloves until they Chamber through the
ropes at the base ball park on Thurs
dav, Mandell plans TO come down from
his training camp at Orangeburgh. N,
Y, In time for the weighing-in Thurs
day afternoon.
McLarnin's pilgrimage to New York
will be from Pompton Lakes. n. j.,
where he has been preparing for his
chance for the title won in other times
by such fighters as Benny Leonard. Joe
Cans. Battling Nelson and Ad WolgaSt.
Mandell is a T-to-5 favorite here To
retain his title, rejecting the sentiment
of the experts who believe the champion
is too fast and too clever TO be caught
BY the challengers powerful right.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
BERLENBAcH SCORES K. 0.

NEW YORK, May IL P.-paul
Berlenbach, former lisht-heavyweight
champion. knocked out Babe Farmer
In the first round Of six-round bout
At the Ridgewood Grove Club here
tonight.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
BIG FOUR TO COMPETE.

CHICAGO. May Is (Ap1.-Bobby Jones.
Jess Sweetser. Chick Evans and Francis
Ouimet have accepted invitations to
compete in Chicagos first annual me-,
mortal golf tournament over the Floss
moor course. August %.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
GRAHAM K. O.'S ZIvIC.

NEW YORK, May IL tP.-Bushy
Graham. crack Utica. N. Y. bantam
weight. Knocked out Pete Zivic OF Pitts
burgh in the fourth round OF l0-round
bout at the Olympic A. c. here tonight.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
RALLIES BRING VICTORY.

G. p. O. sluggers registered nine
runs in late rallies to best Treasury
nine. ii to 8, In a Colored Depart
mental League contest yesterday.
cambridge hit for the circuit
Evening star., 1928-05-15
MARINES WIN FIFTEENTH.

QUANTICO. Va. May l5.-Blanking
Virginia Military Institute, to 0, here
yesterday, Quantico Marines base ball
team maintained It's seasons clean
record. 1t was the Leatherneck's fif-
teenth straight.
Evening star., 1928-05-15
except the opening singles match. but
the other encounters were hard fought.
Summaries:

sin1les--carndun (St. A. defeated Gotl.
beau, 6-2, Ct: CARRIER tw.J defeated
sahin 6--4. 3--6. 6--i: Lowe fW.) de-
featpd Garter G--3 81.
Douhles--Gsrber and Lowe Nv. defSatet
web5 Webb a and '"G Gonbean in' wv defeated sabiin
and Tram 81. If. 6-I.