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Evening star., 1928-05-21
RARNETT HAS A NEW IDEA
FOR GOLF QUALIFICATION

hits of golf which has been played
around washington this year. The Con-
pressional lad. who has been playing
better this Spring than ever before, nad
3. q. 4, to score 50, He put his pali
In trap at the sixteenth, In an unplay-
able lie. and took a G, finishing with a
brace OF IS. Had he made the sixteenth
in par 3. he would have had 81 and
tied the course record made by Tommy
Armour.
AS it was, Hufty's card breaks by
three strokes the official course record
made by George J. Voigt and eclipses
by two shots the ~ made by Roland X.
Mackenzie IN qualifying round OF the
Congressional tourney two years ago, IN
which Mackenzie did not play.
s. III. Buttx of Aberdeen. \. OAK. .
prominent entrant In the Journeys
around washington this Spring. who
probably viii be here all Summer. Is
the only man around the Capital who
affects a red ball under normal condi-
tions. ButtZ claims that a red ball Is
more visible against green grass than
the white ball. and that red paint brings
out the outlines more sharply, enabling
the sphere TO be struck with greater
accuracy. In the qualifying round OF
the Chevy Chase tournament, however,
his putting was SO poor that he putted
with a driver for several holes OF the
first nine. TO get out In As. Then he
came home in SO strokes-tWo over
Dar
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BELLE HAVEN TEAM
TAKES GOLF MATCH

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 21.-Belle
Haven Country Club of this city
avenged recent defeat by beating the
Mansfield golf team of Fredericksburg,
16i2 to ~, on the local links.
Belle Haven Is not listed for action
this week end, but each one of its
members will compete in a club
monkey" tournament Saturday.
Alexandria Gazette will play the Al
exandria Police Department nine to-
day in Dreadnaught Park at o'clock.
Judge William S. Snow, Jesse E.
Thomas, DR.. S. B. Moore, Eugene l..
Lindsey and G. r. Nicholson returned
from a weeks fishing trip at Wachap-
reague on the Eastern Shore.
Major sport letters have been present.
ed to the girls basket balls team by the
Alexandria High School Athletic Asso-
citation. Capt. Ada Hicks. manager;
Martha Baggett, Helen Zinc. Freada
Mendelson. Lena Shapiro, Angela Bell
Helen Jaffey. Nellie Ridgely. Catherine
Robey and Julia Kelly received the
awards.
fve-run rally in the eighth inning
gave the Columbia Engine Co. a l0-to-
Q victory over the Washington Red SoX
on Hayden Field.
Leon Riley, local youth, has won his
fourth straight for the Norfolk Tars of
the Virginia State League.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

LTHOUGH ram nterIeTeu Win
" many of the independent sand
"A lot contests booked yesterday,
4 n the majority of the unlimited
games went the regulation dis
tance.
Mount Rainier and Hess A. G. mines
travelled II innings before the former
gained a z to verdict
After the HesSmen broke the dead
lock IN the twelfth. the home nine
came back. with . tallies,
Ted Otte, who manages the Kennedy
A. c. unlimited and Junior mines, will
meet all players of both teams at his
home. 57l6 Georgia avenue at o'clock
tonight.
Clover A. C., one Of the entries in
section B. unlimited class of Capital
City League. will hold meeting to-
morrow night at 1913 F street south
east. CloverS are ready to initiate their
new diamond at Thirty-fourth street
and Benning road. Games will be booked
at Atlantic 305S-W
Hamlon allowed but hits for Ann
apolis A. G. yesterday, and Union Print
ers dropped Z to / verdict in the
Maryland capital.
Herndon Fairl0us, with Wesley Nc
Donald doing the mound work. turned
back Bonds Clothiers, to 0. Hanes
gathered three Of the winners six hits.
HyattsviIIe Ail-Stars touched the
offerings Of Di Nenna. Terminal Ice star
hurler, freelv yesterday to win 7-to-5
decision. Chase and Reeley LED the
assault.
with Kaldenback yielding but two
hits White Haven Athletic Club shut
out the fast travelling Cabin John team
yesterday, to 0.
Yielding but three hits and tanning
II. Burke hurled Modern Woodmen TO
e-to-2 victory over Silver Hill yesterday
Dixie Pigs fell victims to Red Sox yes
terday to s. Jameson hurled his
second shutout of the season.
Hall and Crosby set down the Ed
monds Art Stone nine for Marlboro
Athletic Club yesterday at Upper MARI
boro, 9-5.
Mangum held Junior Ordermen to
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four hits yesterday to give Phoenix
Athletic Club an 8-to-2 triumph.
Bowie Motormen increased their
string Of victories over Washington
teams yesterday by turning back Bey-
mer A. c., 6 to 2.
Colonlals took slugging contest
from Libertys yesterday, IL to s.. Love
Joy settled after q bad start for the
winners.
Lanham A. C. proved easy for Hyatts-
Vile Comets yesterday, 2 TO IL. OD2n-
neil hit two home runs for the WIN
ners.
Takoma Tigers, who were unable. to
meet jefferson Firemen yesterday pc
cause of rain, will drill Thursday at D
o'clock on Silver Spring diamond.
Auth Senior and unlimited mines are
to practice wednesday and Friday at
o'clock on No. 10 diamond.
Woodbridge Unlimiteds OF Capital
Citv League want a foe for Memorial
dav. Nav 80. Write 1927 South Dakota
avenue northeast, or call Franklin
1881. .....
Clark gave but one hit and Miller
Juniors shut out Liberty Juniors yes
terday, 4 to 0.
Kennedy Juniors. who turned back
Seattle A. c. yesterday, l3 to 3. want
games on their diamond. CAN Adams
28i9 after 6 o'clock.
Langley Juniors will meet Wednes-
dav night. at 2g4 v street northeast. at
7 20 o'clock. Call North 2076 for games.
Columbia Heights Midgets came from
behind in the late innings yesterday
to defeat Libertys, 10 to 3.
Kelly Mldgets are seeking week Gay
games Call Manager Lytle at Linz
coin 671 between and 8 o'clock.
ID. Facchina starred yesterday wnen
Brookland Boys Club Insects defeated
Cardinals, 10 to 2.
Silver Star Insects. who defeated Eari
Clarks yesterday, IL to 10, want games.
Call Adams 300l-J.
Ace Orioles. who claim a forfeit WIN
over Lindy Aces yesterday, want games
Call Columbia 8483,
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BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
BY the Associated Press
Batting-Kress, Browns, 1874.
Runs--Ruth, Yanks, 35.
Runs batted in--Ruth, Yanks, 30.
Hits-Rice. Tigers, Al.
DoubIes--MeuseI, Yanks, IL.
Triples-Rice, Senator's; Regan, Red
Sock, 5.
HOmers--Ruth, Yanks, IL.
Stolen baseS--McNeely, Browns, and
Barrett, White, Sox, 6.
Pitching-Pipgras, Yanks, won 4
lost 0.
NATIONAL.
Batting--Grantham. Pirates, All.
Runs--DOuthit, Cards, and Critz
Reds, 30.
Runs batted in--Frisch. Cards, 81.
IIits-DOuthit, Cards, SIS.
D0ubles-TraynOr, Pirates, and Bot
tomley. Cards IL.
Triples--L. Waner. Pirates, g.
HOmers-BissOnette, Robins, Z.
Stolen bases-FriSch. Cards, 10.
Pitching-Clark, Robins, won 5, lost l.
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ONLY THREE CAPITAL
CITY GAMES FINISHED

But three OF the % games scheduled
In Capital City League yesterday went
the necessary AZ innings. with the re-
suit that all games carded yesterday in
class unlimited, senior. junior and
midget sections will be moved up to
next week.
Two unlimited games and a midget
fray we're the only contests completed.
Georgetown A. G. had no trouble turn
ing back its ancient foe, Shamrock A.
C., l3 to 3, in a free smuggling contest.
The victory showed c. A. c. to the front
with three wins and no losses. although
St Mary's Celtics and st. Joes are un-
defeated in two starts.
A., p. & w Busmen broke into the
win column by downing Petworth A. c.,
is to 6. placing the two teams on even
terms In the race.
BY turning back Woodsides. Q to 4,
Planskys pulled out of the cellar in sec
ton A midget class. Martin allowed but
5 hits, famed is batsmen and led his
mates with the stick,
Warren Hilleary's Georgetown A. G.
nine, generally considered the strongest
sandlot combination in the District, Is
scheduled to play the Easton, Md. team
of the Eastern Shore League at Easton
on Memorial day. Hilleary Is making
arrangements to give the pros hard
battle.
Interstates were hopeful OF making 1t
two victories in a row over Union
Printers when they met In a Govern
ment League contest on West Ellipse
diamond today Hamel, Mcdonald and
Ball were ready to hurl for Interstates
and Jeffrieg and Eimuns were prepared
to pitch for the Typos.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
All Records for Endurance
Swimming Broken by a Woman

The swimmers son was not present
when oltioiala lifted her from The water,
this being the flrAt tlme he has been
absent from the finlsh ot any OF his
mothers reeord7makin9 attempts'
Mrs. Huddleston, who weighs 240
pounds, was not put ON the scales when
taken from the tank, but the IL
swimming coaches OF Chicago athletic
associations who acted al officials dur
Ing the endurance attempt estimated
that she had lost 30 or more pounds,
When size finished the Catalina Cham
ne! swim she came cut Of the water
10 potnda lighter.
Mrs, liuddlestons reward for record
breaking was $4,000 offered by the
HanneTman Hotels, Inc, 0nn thousand
dollars was offered for hreaking the
Wamen's record, with 81 900 aadllinnal
tor every hour she exceeded the mems
mark.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TAYLOR ITO PROVE"
RING TITLE CALDER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 2i.--Bud Taylor. the
Terre Haute, Ind, Terror" tonight
hopes TO convince the world of fistiana
he Is the real bantamweight champion
when he clashes with Joe Lucas, De-
trolt featherweight. In a l0-round bout.
The National Boxing Association,
which supervises professional activities
in 26 States, last week declared 1t would
no longer recognize Taylor as champion
because he has not risked his title dur
ing the past two years.
"Tonight, as In every fight for the
past two years, Tavlor has been forced
10 enter the fcatherweight ranks for
competition and a living" Long said
today. And Taylor and l are conf
dent he viii prove to the pugilistic world
he is still champion"
Taylor is big fayorite to win the
match tonight.
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Judge Regain Job Regular Cubs Bou Braves After Is in Rou
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
TONIGHT IS DOUBTFUL

NEW YORK. May 21 R.-A
murky fog that appeared to give way
grudgingly to the sun and an over
cast sky gave uncertain promise for
the lightweight championship fight
tonight between Sammy MandeIl
and Jimmy McLarnin.
Already thrice postponed on ac-
count Of bad weather. Tex Rickard.
promoter. was hoping early today
that another downpour would not
wash out a contest tonight.
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Louisville Again Is Sedate
As Another Derby Is History

of water under the betting sheds yes
terday kept thousands away from the
ticket windows causing the total
amount wagered to fall slightly under
the l027 figures, Had the day been
bright more than ST 1000, 900 would have
changed hands. II was believed, as the
crowd was larger and more raee-mlnd-
ed than any that have gone before.
Attendance figures were not made
public, but track officials estimated the
crowd at 80 ZOO or more, a heaVy m
crease over last year.
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CARLSON BACK, CUBS
CHEERED DESPITE LOSS

CHICAGO, May q LD.-Ths Cubs
winning streak Of l3 games was broken
yesterday, but Manager Joe Mccarthy
found cause for elation. That was the
return to the Cub pitching staff of Hal
Carlson.
Carlson has been out OF the lineup all
season because of touch Of pneu-
mOnia. He acted in rescue role in the
Boston game yesterday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PAIR or GREAT RACERS
WILL BE SENT TO STUD

CHICAGO, May 81 LA'l.--Wllen Reign
Count, 1928 Kentucky Derby winner.
and Anita Peabody are retired TO the
fAona Farm Nursery Stud as 4-year-olds
next year, IL h planned to breed them
together.
II the offspring Is a filly, she will
be named Miss Futurity. II It Is colt,
he will be named Mr. Derby.
Mira. John D. Hertz Of Chicago Is the
owner OF the horses
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ALL 900 IN CARY BET
REICH COUNT ION NOSE"

CHICAGO. May 81 tp)---It Is said
with every vestige Of verify that al
most all the 900 inhabitants OF Cary,
Ill, had Reign Count "on the nose
In the Kentucky Derby Saturday; a not
unlikely situation, since Cary Is Reign
Counts home town.
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NOSED OUT

%Battcd for Iisenb'e in seventh inning.
*Batted for Marberry in ninth Inning
eyelnnd 49,, 20 o q u q I 0---i
Washington ....... % o q o q I--3
Runs batted in--By J. Sewell tel. SUM
ma t3). Reeves t2l, Sisler. Two-bnse hits
Summa, Lind. Reeves. three base htt--Fon-
SEGA. stolen hase--LlnRtar'l. sacrifices
Ianxford. Hudlin. Double pley$--Hodan1 ~
fonScca, Fonssea TO ]. Sewcil, j. Seweh 70
FonSecn. Left an ulNess--<teN Gland, II f;
Washington. q. First bnsc on hnlls---OfT llud-
lin. 3: on Bay ne. I; on Lisenhce. I; OF Mar.
berry, 2. struck out--ny IIudlin. IL hy
Lisenbee. 81 ny Marberrv. .. Hits--OM Hud.
lin. q In 7 innIngs tn0ne out ln riGhthl OF
Baync. in innings; on Lisrnhte. ,, "
ming nitrher---HudIin. Losing pitcher Lis
rnhee, Cmpires--MessrS. OrmSby. Guthrie
and HiIaehrand. Time Of rame---Two hours
and minutes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
GRIFFS ONLY CLUB
BESTED AT HOME
BIZ the AssocIated Pre.s.

By the Associated Prets.
NEW YORK. May 2i.--Home teams
successfully repeIled the invaders In
nearly every instance In the first major
league intersection series which closed
yesterday. OF the eight home clubs in
both leagues, only the Washington
Americans failed to break even or bet
ter. OF the invading clubs Cleveland
alone ended its tour with an average OF
better than 500. although the Brooklyn
Nationals contrived 10 break even. The
New York Yankees won IL of their
- engagements with Western clubs.
while the Chicago Cubs won i3 of the
IA they played with Atlantic Seaboard
invaders. The records:
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vOIGT DEFEATS DAWSON
IN N. Y. TOURNEY FINAL

NEW YORK, May 81 P)--George
Voigt OF Washington. north and south
champion. captured the annual invita-
ton Garden City Golf Club tournament
by defeating George Dawson OF the
Weschester- Biltmore Club. 3 and 2, in
the final round.
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OAKTOEs WIN TWICE.

Oakton Va. junior base bailefs yes
terdey won d double header, defeating
Ida nine, 10 70 6, and Aide White E1a.
IL 70 l. Miller did some ans nuTllnE
{ fOf ths EinneTs, ..
Evening star., 1928-05-21

~ 0B BARNETT has an IDEA 10!
invitation tournaments around
Washington which sounds rea--
i sonable. end which would al
least shelve the possibility OF
flrst 1s player qualifying IN a minor
fight. -,
His plan would be to have a handi-
cap limit Of IA for entry. Men Win
haY1dicaps of 5 or less would have 10
quality In the first flight and no other.
Those with handicaps from TO would
nave to qualify in the second flight
those with handicaps from to ii IN
the third and those with handieaps OF
II to IA In the fourth, and so on.
OF coufse, II more than four flights
were arranged the handicap limit could
be raised, but under the Barnett scheme
each contestant would have to quafify
In the fight In which his handicap
| placed him.
A unique feature OF the plan, as out
| lined by Barnett is that player rated
for the second flight by his handicap
| could not qualify in the first i6 I'M
less the number of first flight quail
ficer failed to I'LL up the division.
It now seems that George j. Voigt
has definitely passed out OF the COM
petitlve picture as regular entrant In
golf tournaments around Washington.
Word has come from New York that the
District, Middle Atlantic and North and
South title holder has become member
OF the North Hills Golf Club Of Douglas
ton, Long Island Voigt has been
member OF the Bannockburn Golf Club
of Glen Echo. Md. for nearly three
years and has represented that club in
all the tournaments which he has won.
If he has definitely abandoned his
| washington Affiliations, as seems prob
able, considerable color will have been
removed from the golf affairs about
| Washington, for probably never before
| has q golfer so completely dominated
| the golf picture around any city as
| Voigt did last year and the previous
| year.
other golfers AROUND Washington
may come and go, but there remain only
two who have done anything In ma
tional golf atfairs--Voigt and Roland II.
Mackenzie. And even Voigt notwith-
standing his fine game, has been unable
so far To qualify In either the amateur
or the open championship.
That Voight was the kingpin OF the
local entrants over the last two years
lis unquestioned. and his passing from
Washington throws the field wide open.
Maurice j. Mccarthy Of Washington
Just now seems the logical Success
or for the Voigt mantle Of supremacy.
But Mccarthy Is here only in the Spring
| and Fall, and Roland Mackenzie, 1t
seems, has definitely decided to forego
competition in local events. Mccarthy
| Is now q Junior at Georgetown uniyer-
| glty and will come back 10 the local
| college next Fall So he Will be- here
for another year and. If he keeps on inn
proving, should go far, not only in the
local Journeys but in the national
events also
Meanwhile. If Voigt has left Wash
| ington, the field will be wide open 10
/ such men as A. l.. Hough;on, H. g.
Pitt, Miller b. STEVENSON. Albert r. Mac
Kenzie, John G. Ehorcy, G. A. Fuller
and q few others.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

Amaxed nj the surprising skil oI
golfers ON the public links, officials IN
Charge of the Tobac tournament, which
has been In progress ON the pupilo
courses for the past two weeks. have re-
luctantly decided to abandon the medal
play plan for the event and make tne
tourney a match play affair Appar-
entity there are many golfers who ire
ouenf Fast Potomac Park VINO are
either hiding their light under husnel.
for the scores turned IN In the 72~hole
medal play tournament were found 70
be surprisingly low One entrant turned
in n most amazing card-~-for the Of
ficials found that this phenom had con-
cmded che ~ holes In la strokes better
than level As with his card OF 2Io.
Others we're almost as low. and rather
than challenge the Veracity OF any one
Evening star., 1928-05-21
ny The Associated Press.


~ HICAdO, May II What man
has done. man can dn~~with
the probability that woman
~ can do II even better,
Mrs Myrtle Huddleston OF
MsttoOn, Ill, was taken from the pool
eF the Lincoln Park West Hotel early
today etter being IN The water 30
hours 10 minutes Is As seconds
The time beats by II hours and so
minutes the best previous endurance
.ee0rd for women, made Saturday BY
Hgle Austin 81 san Bernardin0, Calf
II beats by hours and 10 minutes
the best previous record NJ man, held
in Germany by otto Kemmhfiah,
MIS- liuddlestan, a1~year~0lf
mother, is no movies ~ lie watnl
She formerly held The world eGdtltaslee
swimming record for women. bekides
being the only woman 70 1lnlah tie
Catalina Channel race, 4
Evening star., 1928-05-21
s0TTHEHs ASSOCIATION.
FIORIBA STATE LEAGUE.

Birmingham. 8, Memphis l.
Mobile ~. fhHttaHo0Eh .
Nashville, ~. New Orleans. 4,
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PITCHING.
Total Gam. Com. Inn'gs
Snnaa. atari. gam .nitehed. w.
RECORD FOR PAST WEEK
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES

The past weeks major league record
Of games won and lost, runs hits,
errors and opponents runs, including
games OF yesterday follows:
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pat Harrlson al Misnlsninnl in oom.

Pat Harrison 0f Mississippi Is COM
ing to be recognized as the leader Of
senatorial golfers. Senator Harrison
recently negotiated the course Of the
Burning Tree Club In 7B strokes, and
only last Sunday shot an 85 over the
same layout. lie Is getting 50 proficient
at the links game that he challenges
the supremacy Of Senator l.. H. Gill;
lett and apears 10 have improved on
the game of Secretary Of State Kellogg.
who was the champion Of the Senate
when he was a. member Of that body
and is gtill recognized AS one of the
leaders In official golf circles.
Page Hufty's 10 few days ago at
Congressional, even though 1t was not
widely heralded was one Of the finest
Evening star., 1928-05-21
TEXAS LEAGCg,

fort I,sudergbls 4 West Palm Beach.
JFisBd9 u Mismi q,
Only RnHes played
Evening star., 1928-05-21

NDtre Dame has won b6 out Of 62
basket ball games In the last three
seasons,
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS KfGULTs.
New York. %: ~. Louis. 4.
Cleveland. 4: Washington. ;.
Detroit, =: Chicago. !.
STANDING or THE CI.UBS.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
lNTEHNATIONAL LEAOtE.

Columbus. 90: i.nuiaviile. is
Toledo Ala: Indianapolis -.
Minneapolis q Milwaukee. 4.
So Paul. z. Kansas City. T.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

GAMES TO-DAY, GAMES TUrunMnH
Pitts. nt Cincinnati. Chicago Vt 81 Louis.
lIIienRn al ~ Louis. Pitts. at CINCINNATI,
Evening star., 1928-05-21

fort Worth. 4 Dallas. &,
Beaumont 4 San Antonio. :.
HOUSTON. ~! Wscg. d,
Nnhitg Feile'shFkeep0Ft. rain.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 3 I. ~. Louis, 2 istl.
~. Louis, 9; Sew York. t@h).
Hr0Ulslsn. ~; philadelphia. 1.
Cincinnati. 81 pittabuFgh. z.
HustOn, II Chicago. g.
STANDING OF TIE cICns.
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NUMBER OF FINE GAMES
in INDEPENDENT CIRCLES

THOUGH rain interfered with
n many Of the independent sand
II lot contests booked yesterday,
4 \ the majority of the unlimited
games went the regulation dis
Evening star., 1928-05-21

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Evening star., 1928-05-21
PACIFIC cnAsT LEAarE.

san FFaHoleco. lI-IB Holly aoo1 8
Seattle At3 Oakland "a.
kAnFsn3entp ~ Portland 1.1
Missions. ia I.gE Angeles 90
Evening star., 1928-05-21

~ oB BARNETT has an idea for
invitation tournaments around
Washington which sounds rea--
l. sonable. end which would al
Least shnlue the nnSsibllitN OF q
Evening star., 1928-05-21

Two games we're 10 be played with
the Macke here today, the second Oi
them the play-on of the msnb that
was rained and showed out on April
II. Single contests are slated for to-
morrow and Wednesday, then the hs-
taonsls viii move On 10 H0ston.
Evening star., 1928-05-21
WEsTEHA LEAGIF

s1ITnEHs LEAGIE.
Aibang. i, Montgomery. 4,
Evening star., 1928-05-21

1OfTOA sTATEs LEAGLE,
All 6aaabs DgtlDeasd iFalals
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ny the Associated Press

ny the Associated Press.
n OUISVILIE KY. May THE
ffty-fourth Kentucky Derby
Evening star., 1928-05-21

During their stand At home. the Ma
tlonalE won bat = u 10 games played
The Tanks we're trimmed once. the
Tigers once and the Chicago and st.
Louis clubs twice eanh.
Evening star., 1928-05-21

Luke ssweiI may be out 0f action
for time ss result ~ a blow on the
right knee he suffered yesterday When
Lieeft9ee fouled IN the third inning, the
sphere struck the Indian catehsrJE leg
1,lst above the slinglard, Luke had
" TAKE time out then and In the n9z1
round wfaen he WAS going 20 first base
sfter making q foul drive he HnDsd
- badly that Myatt Was sent in ~
finish his batting turn and catch dur
ing the remainder of the game.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1928-08-10
Nut Biscuits Make Treat
for Luncheon or Suppe,

An easily made treat for luncheon
or supper, in combination with pre-
serves or cream cheese or both, is nut
biscuits. These are ideal If served
hot, but you will find that any left.
over biscuits will not go begging, If
your household includes one or two
active boys who come around in the
middle Of the afternoon or at the
end of a game of tennis or baseball,
looking for little extra snack to re-
store the energy they have given out.
Make some, too, for the picnic lunch.
The directions are from the bureau
of home economics.
2 cups sifted soft tablespoon fat
wheat flour " cup ground
teaspoons baking nuts
powder rs cup milk, Or
Il teaspoon salt enough for soft
dough
Sift the dry ingredients and cut
in the fat and nuts. Add the milk
and stir from the center with fork,
until soft dough is formed. Toss
the dough on a lightly Toured board,
and press into a sheet about one
fourth inch thick with the palm Of
the hand. Cut in small rounds, brush
the top with butter, and place one
round over the other. Bake in quick
oven until lightly brown. Serve hot
with marmalade or cheese and Jelly.