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Evening star., 1928-04-15
ZUNl INDIAN VICTOR
IN MARATHON TEST

BY the Associated Press
PHOENIX Ariz. April i4--Andreu
chimoney. 29-year-old zuni Indian
from New Mexico. won the right to
represent the Southwest in the final
Olympic marathon tryouts at Boston
by winning the 36-mile. 3s5-yard
marathon feather OF the Greenway
Field Day. here today.
His time for the grueling ran was
? hours. SO minutes and IS seconds.
Right on the heels Of Chimoney was
his teammate. Lutcie. 3s-year-old Zuni
Indian, who finished the distance in =
hours. IS minutes and SS seconds. He
was the only other OF seven starters
to finish.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
VIRGINIA IS BEATEN
BY NORTH CAROLINA

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, April H.
---Bunched North Carolina hits, COM
bined with three costly Virginia errors,
resulted In the Tarhceis winning the
first OF the three base ball games With
the Cavaliers by 6-to-4 count,
Each team drove the starting pitcher
from the box midway OF the game.
Carolina tailed In the third inning.
when Coke singled and counted on
Burt's triple
Five hits yielded four runs for the
visitors In the seventh, but two OF these
taliiek would not have resulted but for
Cavalier misplays.
Bowen made u second error In the
ninth 10 permit Mackie 10 reach second
and 10 score on Jeasup'a single.
Bick Cardwell, Virginia captain of
foot ball. sent In all four runs for the
Cavaliers.
In the third his hard drive per-
Enitted B0Wen IN seamper home after
he had tripled
Two were on base In the sixth when
Caf6Weii smashed over center ffeid
fence home run. II was at this point
that Fuicher WAS replaced In the box
by Ellison.
Gcoras
Evening star., 1928-04-15
SCHO0LB0Y ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK
MONDAY.
Emerson at Central lhase hall.
Dewitt at Friends tprep school tennis
Las Nua rantAh1

MONDAY.
Emerson at Central (base balr.
Dewitt at Friends tprep school tennis
league matchl.
TUESDAY.
Alexandria High at Eastern (base bain
business VS.. Gettysburg High tbase
balN.
Emerson al st. Adams tbase baln.
81. Johns vs.. Catholic u. Fresh at
Brookland tbase baln.
Western vs. Maryland Freshman al
College Park ttcnnis).
WEDNESDAY.
Tech VS.. Georgetown u. Freshmen at
GEORGETOWN tbasc balll.
Business VS., Episcopal thaSe BALL.
Eastern VS.. Maryland Freshman at
College Park (haSe baill.
Central VS.. Princeton Preps mt Prince
ton (base baln.
Dewitt VS. Augusta Military Academy
at Fort Defiance. Va. (base BALI.
Western VS.. Georgetown Prep at Gar
ret Park. Md. ttennis).
Western VS.. Friends at East Potomac
tgolf).
THURSDAY.
Tech VS.. Episcopal at Alexandria
(trackl.
HyattSville High at Central tbase BALL
Mount st. Mary's Prep at Gonsaga
(base BALL.
Dewitt at Fishburne Military Academy.
Waynesboro, Va. tbase ball.
FRIDAY.
Business VS., Eastern (hase baill. public
high title game.
Business vs.. Eastern (tennisl, public
high title match.
Eastern At Western triiiel, public high
title match.
Tech VS.. Catholic u. Frosh at Brook
land tbase BALL.
Emerson vs.. Georgetown Prep at Gar
rett Park (baSe balD.
Dewitt VS.. Virginia Military Institute
Freshmen at Lexington tbase balll.
Oxon Hill High VS.. Hyattsville High
at Hyattsviile (base ha!n, Prince
Georges County title game. -
SATURDAY.
Dewitt track meet. Georgetown field.
Central VS.. Tech, Business VS.. Western
tgoif). public high title matches.
Western ut Episcopal (base BALL.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
NAVY is DEFEATED
BY FORDHAM TEAM

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April l4.-Ford-
ham won at base ball from Navy today.
70 5, scoring punches Of bits and runs
In the third, sixth and eighth innings
Navy started Brandy on the slab and
also used Moore and Wilson
flanagan, for the Navy In the third
and Clancy for the visitors in the
sixth, hit to deep center for the circuit.
Murphy. who started the twiriing for
Foroham. was fairly effective. but he
wes found TO such an extent In the
sixth that Harrington finished the
game.
Score.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

want games. Write Bill Sheriff. Seat
Pleasant, Md.
Willie Glascoe will meet with his
Shamrock A. G. players tomorrow night
at his home. 1915 L street southeast.
Pullman nine Of Terminal Y League
is seeking foes. Call Willie Breitbach
Main 1880, branch 1T.
Allied RO0fers and jefferson Firemen
will meet today at Addison. Va. at
o'clock. Players will report at o'clock.
Brookland Boys Club nine will en-
gage Mardfeldt A. G. today at o'clock.
Edrnond's Art stone Co. min, will
play Silver Hill A. C. today at O'Clock.
Call Lincoln 32l4-W after 8 o'clock for
games with Edmonds.
Ted Otte's Kennedy A. c. nine will
be the attraction today at 3 o'clock at
Silver Spring against Takoma Tigers.
COllegian Juniors are to meet Aces
today at IL o'clock on East EllipSe dia-
mond.
Sam Rice Midgets will meet Corin-
thians at O'Clock on North EllipSe din
mond and Liberty A. c. at 3 o'clock on
diamond No. 3.
Games with Maryland and Virginia
teams on Sundays are sought by Simp-
sons Dairy nine. Call Dick Simpson at
Atlantic 10.
Interstate Commerce Commission dia-
monders will drill each Monday and
Wednesday at 445 o'clock on Wes;
Ellipse diamond Call Mickey Johnson
at Franklin 67s3 for games
Pals and Cardinals are to meet on
Missouri avenue diamond at . O'Clock
this morning Call Franklin 1854 for
games with Pals.
Washington Barracks dropped a to
7 decision to J. Carey Kings nine OH
their nome diamond yesterday.
Cleveland Park Midgets won from
Burleith midgets on Frields Field yes
terday, 4 to 2.
Corinthians took close decision over
Lisenbee Insects yesterday. Q to Z.
Davis starred at bat yesterday when
Irving indians defeated George Sisler
Insects, Ia to 10.
Seminoles claim forfeit over Bluege
Insects yesterday. Call Franklin 1873
for games with Seminoles.
LoveIcss and Collins shone Yesterday
when Royal Peewees defeated Arrows,
10 to IL. Call Lincoln I for games
with Royals.
Corinthian Juniors will report today
at i0:45 o'clock on North Ellipse dia-
mond Midgets viii report at i2:4s
O'Clock,
Saks and Samoset Midget mines will
clash today at ! o'clock on No )
Monument diamond. Players are ia
report at 1880 O'Clock.
Joe Pitts Is seeking games and ad-
ditional players for Muddy Ruel Pee
wees. Call Lincoln 1914 between 6 and
o'clock.
House Of Representa- tive pages are
seeking games with midget mines Cali
Kenneth Sprankie. Main 3l20. branch
333.
Mercury A. e. nine Is booking games.
Cali Franklin 247s.
Cali Manager Prank Hunter at
Georgia 2sl7 for games with Yorke
Insects.
Northeast Bulldog players are re-
duested 10 report at 2 o'clock today on
Rosedale diamond for a game with
Hadley Juniors
Evening star., 1928-04-15
MINES ARE FACING TESTS !
IN MANY CLASHES TODAY

NJ ANY of the crack sunlimite,
| M sandlot mines are scheduled :,
| N get down to serious husineS
\ today With less than I
month remaining on the cal
endar before the Capital City League
| opens. mines entered in the various
classes are booking the best foes possible
to get in shape for the regular league
| contests.
Few of the unlimited and other teams
made up of Older players Will not bt
represented in one league or another
Teams are showing a general tendenc,
to organize into groups and this veal
there are very few not entered II
either Capital City or one of the week
day loops.
Probably the outstanding contest on
the card today is that booked between
Georgetown A. c., 1927 independent
champions. and A. B. g. w. Busmen
These mines will meet on Arlington
Field at o'clock. Fort Myer Band vii
furnish music for the opener and r. l.
May president OF the transit company
will toss out the first ball.
Another interesting unlimited fray
will be staged on Friendship Field at
o'clock between Addisons and Chevy
Chase A. G. Larry Schneider and D
Oldfield will probably form the Chevy
Chase battery. Call Cleveland 24S3 for
games with Chasemcn,
Representative Gambrill of Maryland
is to throw out ths first ball today when
Mount Rainier opens It's season al
home with Hilitops at 3 o'clock. Hill
tops twice defeated the Marylanders
last season and these defeats are still
resting heavy on their memories.
Frager and Shag Rawlings will prob
ably divide the hurting assignment, with
Miles catching. today. when District
Heights nine entertains Kanawhas on
Heights Field at $50 o'clock. Height
men are to report at 80 o'clock.
Bonds Ciothiers. another strong un-
limited nine, will journey to Martins
burg. W. Va. this afternoon to meet a
Firemen's nine. Manager Mo5er VII
take his squad. of more than score
OF players on the trip.
Freschi. De Nenna and Guyer will
show their mound work for Terminal
Icemen when Central Reds are met al
3 o'clock on West Ellipse diamond. Ice
men viii report at 2 o'clock.
National Circles will be guests oi
Cabin John Junior Ordermen today q,
2.30 o'clock on the Johnnies' diamond
Red Sox. who were booked to meet
La Plata today. will engage Triangle
A. c. nine instead at o'clock. Soy
players will report at 3li South Caro-.
lima avenue southeast at 1880 o'clock
Ross Council Junior Order nine vii
BATHS Woodbridge tossers today at 2:3f
o'clock on the latter teams diamond
Both clubs are entered In Capital City
League unlimited ranks.
Navy Yard and Seamen Gunner
mines will meet in the second game oi
their series this afternoon at lac
o'clock on Gunncrs' Field. Navy Yarc
copped the first game, 10 to 8.
st. Joseph's nine, which last season
won the Capital City League unlimited
title and which opens Its season mex
Sunday. will drill today at 1890 o'r.ocl
on Plaza diamond.
Hess A. c. and Alexandra Cards arr
scheduled to clash today at o'clock Al
Alexandria. Hess players will meet Al
1880 o'clock on Virginia avenue play.
grounds.
Seat Pleasant diamonders, who vii
drill for the first time on their new
dismond this afternoon at 23o O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-04-15
BUSY TIMES AHEAD
OF EPISCOPAL HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April .i4.-Epis-
copal High School must crowd in 90
sport engagements before May 10, when
the Spring and Summer schedule will
be closed to allow students TO concen-
trate on studies for examinations.
Four track meets. II base ball games
and, tennis engagements are included
on the card
Apnl--l9 Tech High, track: Il. West.
err HiTh base hall -, Christ Church
School. base hall: IS virginia TplSconal
School, base ball
May. 81 Aibaus hase bali: .. Business
HtSh. tennis s. Virginia or Maryiand Naek
meet; Gilman, school hase hall, BALTIMORE
Gilman school. tennis at Baltimore. s Cen.
trail High. base ball: III Swsvely sehtsol
s bass ball: 4. anadransnlar meet with Wood.
conniry Sehuol: | B. Emerson Institute. base.
hnaall MARYLAND Frosh at MARYLAND. tennis;
IN, Central C Club. track meet nj Wash,
ingtnp. Wnodbrfry Forest AZ OfanEe hase
bal; woodherfy Forrst st Orange. tennis.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
HOYAS TRAIL UNBEATEN
INVADERS FROM START
Fons, Visiting Hurler, Holds Hioppers Runless
During Last Six Innings, While His Team Gets
Taes in Pairs TO Win 8 to 2.

I ACK BARRY'S Holy Cross base
ball team maintained It's seasons
undefeated pace by handily van
~ gushing Georgetown, to 2,
yesterday In Clark Griffith Sta
dium The crack New Englanders led
throughout
AL Fons, din1inutive Crusader hurler.
with his mates supporting him In fine
style, held the Hoya batters at bay all
the way. becoming increasingly ef-
lective as the game progressed. Gerry
Hughes. husky Georgetown southpaw.
was unfortunate in that his mates. as
well as himself. on several occasions
faltered afield at critical stages. The
visitors made only one error. while tlls
Blue and Gray turned In seven Hughes
himself made two,
Holy Cross achieved 2-run lead In
the opening inning on just one hit
A trio of miscues was chiefly respon-
sible. The Hoyas got one back In their
half Of the frame. The Crusaders
added couple more tallies in the
third and the Hilltoppers in this inning
rang up their second and final marker
The next session saw two more alien
runs cross the plate. and in. the
seventh the visitors counted their
last two.
Leaders Of Attack.
Harrell. Savage and Ryan led the
Crusader attack. with Bucky O'Eeil and
Duplin doing the best sticking for the
home Club. ONeil also played smart
fielding game at third Phil Mclean.
Hoya left fielder. contributed a spark
ling fielding bit in the second inning
when he came tearing in to take Shan
ahan's foul poke.
Holy Cross got busy in a scoring way
promptly Harrell. the first batter to
face Hughes. walked and reached
second when Hughes threw wild to FIRST
trying to nip Shanahan, who had at
tempted to sacrifice. Shevlin shot a
single to left. scoring Harrell. After
Hurley had walked to Ill the bases
Ryan forced Shanahan at the plate.
In attempting to get Shevlin of third,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
NAVY TWELVE DEFEATS
GEORGIA TECH EASILY

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April lz.-Ehow-
Ing Improvement in ktickgork and gen.
ersl team play, tne Navy won at la
crosse from Georgia Tech, "a 70 l.
Navy scored nine points Ia the nrst
hsif sI3c Used many substitutes iil the
second, 4 sglOt by Cook toward the
ciosH Of the game saved The visitors a
GfsUt0aIs.
Capt. Hsnsfofe ~ tae Navy team.
led In the scoring with fivs goals.
Summary
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Iuns--Harrell 80, shevfiu. Ryan Phslzn.
Savage. Shanahan. Glenn 80. Errnr-Gra-
ham. Donovan Hughes .tst.a Dlinn, GIenu
80. HarTell TUo-base hiss-oSeil RssTs.
haees--HarreII Mclean. sacrihces-Sh.na-
han Fons. Graham. Left on hases-HOly
Croxs. l.. GenrEetown. =. Bazs on hsifs--
on Fons y Of Hughes s. Hit hy piichsr-
rs Hughes tCahili :. ShsvIint. struck oat
BY Fors ?. Iyv HuEhss. l. TrnDires--
MessrE White and Watt
Evening star., 1928-04-15
HARVARD TEAM ROUTED.

BALTIMORE, Md, April IA Setting
the seasons record tor goals scored the
Mount Washington club lacrosse team
crushed the Harvard stickmen today,
10 " 2, Baker, Ia home, and Turnbuil,
first attack, shared the tlonors, each
having four goals
Evening star., 1928-04-15
TIED, BUT TAKES CUP.

BOSTON. April II tlp) p).-~Bethlehem
won the American Soccer League Lewis
Cup competition title today when It
tied Boston, q 10 .. In the second game
OF the tinal series here today. Last
week Bethlehem won the f,rst game,
\ 10 2. Battles today scored both of
ooldie Tailed for the steel Workers,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

H0iy Gross, o. GeoFgetSwn, Z,
Catholic u. al nj. ~. Mary's, rain.
North Carolina, g; Virginia, e.
F0rdhaua, o, Navy, 5,
North Carolina STATE, &; Duke, 4.
Wisconsin, =; ~. Louis University, T..
Oktshepa AgEtss, ii-st Washington
University. ~.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

TTTH the big interSchclaStic
n Dewitt track meet on George
NJ town Field Saturday and
with public high champion
ship competition opening IN
hess ball tennis. rife and goh and
other attractive contests earded the
SpTing sports program for local school,
boy athletes will set under way In
earnest this week. The public high
title clashes in base ball. tennis and
rife viii take place Friday with matches
for the golf crown set for Saturday.
Business and Eastern Will meet Fri
Gay In base ball and tennis. AS is
= usually the case the diamond and net
teams viii follow the Seme schedule.
All the series ball games again will be
staged In Central Stadium starting at
Sis O'Clock.
Eastern and Western viii face in the
opening match OF the rife series On the
Western range.
Central and Tech and Business and
Western will come together Saturday in
The first matches for the golf title.
II is difhcult TO predict the outcome
OF the Business Eastern diamond bat
tie Each team has shown a consio-
erahle punch. The Stenoas have var
tually a veteran team excepting LOT
their pitching staff which, however, Is
Lincoln parkerS. while they have lost
valuable players, apparently have a
sturdy outfit.
Business is starting the tennis season
with the brightest prospects In some
years and win be out 10 taxe Eastern
measure. The Light Blue and White
rackesers, however always are fighters
and are determined to make the
Stenogs step.
western. which won the rife title In
1927 to break long reign OF supremacy
on the part of Central has high hopes
Of retaining the crown and is favored TO
take the measure Of Eastern wnicn mas
few seasoned shots.
All the teams entered in the golf
series are booked for action Saturday.
Each has performers Of proved ability
ard it appears that the race for honors
will be interesting, EASTERN alone viii
rot be represented In the competition
on the links
Following are the public high cham
pionship series schedules:
BASE BALL AND TENNIS.
April 2o-Business vs.. Eastern.
April 24-Tech VS.. Western.
April 27-Centrai vs.. Eastern.
May bus .sSs VS.. Tech.
May Ger I vs. Western.
May s-Eas n VS.. Tech.
May ll-Rr >eSs VS.. Western.
May lS-Cen raj VS.. Tech.
May IS-Eastern VS.. Western.
May 22-Central vs., Business.
RIFLE.
April 2e-Eastern at Western.
May Eastern at Central
May Il-Eastern at Western.
May 15-Eastcrn at Central
May 1s-Central at Western.
May 25-Western at Central.
GOLF.
April 2l-Centrai vs.. Tech, Business
". Western.
Anril 2s-BusineSs VS.. Tech. Central
~ Western.
May S-Businexs w. Central
May i.-Central W. Tech, Business
N. Western.
May f9--BusineSs VS.. Tech.
May 36-Business vs.. Central, Tech
vs. Western.
June -2--CentFai -vs. Western.
June s-Tech W. Western.
In addition 10 the start c. public
high competition in base ball. tennis,
rife ana golf the week, in addition to
Evening star., 1928-04-15
shooboy Athletes Haze Busy Week Georgetown Bos Holy Cross Nine
MEETING IS CALLED
TO PLAN FOR REGATTA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. April 14.-Plans
for the Southern Rowing Associations
annual regatta here on July 81 will be
made Tuesday night at meeting Of
the chairmen of the Old Dominion
Boat Club committees.
The meeting will be held In the club
house at 8 o'clock
The junior nine OF Alexandria Post.
NO "a. American Legion. will open their
season program playing the Lionel A.
=. tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock on
the South Ellipse diamond in WASH
ington.
Columbia Fire Engine Company will
drill tomorrow at 2 o'clock and Tuesday
and Thursday at on Hayden Field.
James Bradley. manager of the ST.
unlimited teams at Alexandra 2o7I
between z and PM. or 80 Little street.
Rosemont.
The tennis courts of the Belle Haven
Country Club, improved with the addi-
tlon OF side-stops, have been opened
Albert V, Bryan. chairman OF th9
tennis committee. has announced that
play soon will be started to detern1ine
places on the clubs eight-man team
Matches with teams from Leesburc
Fort Humphreys, Washington and other
nearby places will be PLAYED.
Inc new swimming pool at the club
VIII DC opened when weather permits.
The st. Mary's Ceitics game with
the Del Ray A. C. will b. played nj
Dreadnaught Park tomorrow afternoon
at 8 O'Clock, instead of on Edward
Duncan Field in Potomac
Sarepta Lodge. No. 46. independent
Order OF Odd Fellows. will practice to-
morrow morning At 1880 on Guckert's
field near. Potomac
Basket Bali toSsers of the Old
Dominion Boat Club who won the city
championship will be guests at a
banquet in the George Mason Hotel
Wednesday at O'Clock.
George Mason High has lost Rov
Clarke for an indefinite period. He
sustained a sprained ankle.
Dick Dennis. third baseman. VIM
dropped out of the national pastime
with a strained arm last June. is back
with the st. Marys celtics.
meeting Of the ST. MaryS LyceuE1
A. G. will he held in Lyceum Hall
Tuesday night at O'Clock.
Cardinal A. c. will open its season
tomorrow afternoon, meeting the Hess
A. c. OF Washington, at O'Clock, in
Pentagon Park
Episcopal Highs base ball team de-
feated Fishburne Military Academy of
Waynesboro. Va. II to o. here this
afternoon In the game having impor-
: tant bearings on the Virginia prep
school title. Ben Tinder. Episcopal
captain and shortstop socked three
triples and two doubles. Maddox for
Fishburne got homer
Because of high winds the shoot
scheduled today by Alexandra Gun
Club was abandoned.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
U. S. C. TAKES MEET.

BERKELEY. Calf. April IL tP,.-
University OF Southern California de-.
feated California. T2i2 TO S8is. in their
annual dual meet today. No records
wefe broken.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
ARROW INSECT NINE WINS.

Arrow Insect base ballerS defeated
81. Paul's Insects. 25 TO S. yesterday.
The winners, who plan to enter the
Sport Mart League, are after games.
Call Atlantic $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
HOPKINS WIS, is TO2.

BALTIMORE, Md. April i4.~~La-
fayette College was easy meat for Johns
Hopkins AT lacrosse today. the Home
wood gtiekmen playing rings around
the visitors. winning Is 10 O.
EfIfnnaFys
Evening star., 1928-04-15
LACROSSE GAMES.

Navy, Isl GeorEi. Tech, 4,
~, Johns 0f Annapolis, II; PeHHsyi-
ysHis, 8.
Mount Washington, 49, Harvard. 4,
yehHs Hopkins, iSl Lsfaystte, 4,
Evening star., 1928-04-15
LEAGUE RECEIVING MINES.

Sport Mart Insect. Midget and Junior
Base Ball Leagues are receiving entries
for the season. Teams desiring 10 enter
should communicate with Secretary
Jerry Wolf at Ola r street.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

Score by innings
h0rih Carolina ~. q Q 90 400 l-r~f
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suD Lufly brown ~ Cardws1 stephens
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well 1'wosbase hllsewrkattsrnsjd Jesaun,
ThteA,base bite~aI3u1, Huwen, Home
fnn atdweli ,saollhee~ss Nj ana. stolen base
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Els0h bE stagbsrs, Z by Melrahe Il
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~ .ln9lnFs pn Ellisnn, . h ~. lgnlnss.
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~ "a iHHlnss WINNING nllahefwvxI isaB
.asns pliehtl7s stfglsHs UnipirssswM Msssfs
MeAndFsr Asd nanIeie.
Evening star., 1928-04-15

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Evening star., 1928-04-15

TisssT ~ hiHicsn Hs.lneFaa. Miller.
ggbhsns. Keith, kssDFs-~~Hyan MifIl0sn
Hs5inegan stfgh f3i Horse Ftins-Hkane
Es'. flasezf JhFse.l1aee h3t-~ETaH ssefa.
9fA hfts~~fe asttf MltsleaH BahEs On balls
OR braad3s, 2 oF Wilson .. on Murphy
? Struck 9ut-~Isy Bgspdly / BIZ Moore.
bg " zIs0H. = By Murphy = by Harrington
q Passed bali---GubitHs BslE---Monre
In as4 5ases---- FoFdbsm. - Navy. = IJfa,
n5tes~~N ~NasEfs Green ana Hughes. Time of