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Evening star., 1928-04-05
TIGERS WORST HANDICAP
is SPIRIT OF PESSIMISM
BengaIs Have Better Balanced InfieId Than Any i'm
Circuit Except Yankees, But Team Needs
JOIlier to Provide E'Sunshine.1

fielders who are superior to the present
defense. It also must get an infeld thar
can balance. It is not 50 badly OF in
the third base side and 1t Is not 30 all
fired good on the first base side.
Cleveland has one Of the srnartes
catchers In the league and one Of III
best in base bail. Luke Sewel has dr
veloped into a wonderfully fine bs
player It runs in the Sewell blood. :
addition to the pair Of Sewell's play'
with Cleveland now. there are otn
coming on and Billy Evans might J.
them up on general principles.
COffman Promising Pitcher.
st. Louis fans will get lot Of ent
tainment watching that Brown inf
develop. There's much in it OF good .
much that will drive the fans cra
some Of the time. Blue helps first b.
despite the fact that Sisler was ser
away for a paltry 5000. The Brow
also have promising young pitchei
named Coffman who will bear watching
The Boston Red Sox can play a lot
more base ball than they could play m
1927 but the question arises as u
whether they have not reached their
peak and can be expected to play any
better than they did down in Florida.
Logically the Yankees have the best
team IN the American League, man for
man, until you come to the batteries
Washington is like forked lightning that
never strikes where It is expected 70
strike. Philadelphia can't win withou:
speeding up. The Athletics win be in
the fight all Of the time, but they need
that extra 10 victories to get through
in front Of the Yankees The Detroit
Tigers have the power II the boss can
find the sunshine.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
SANDLOT MINES MAKING
MOST OF GOOD WEATHER

andria. Write Manager Bradley, 90
Little street, Alexandria, Va.
Some teams which are seeking games
and the managers telephone numbers
are: Came Midgets. Cleveland 1908; st.
Paul's Insects, Columbia $500; st. Ste
phen's Nfidgets. West 1861; Tiger In
sects, Cleveland l448. and National In
sects, West I805-J.
Aces have decided TO enter Capital
City League in junior ranks. Calhouns
are also expecting to enter.
A meeting Of Royal Insect players will
be held at 7 O'Clock Saturday night at
the home Of Manager Atchison.
serraro's homer in the sixth clinched
a 5-to-2 win for Holy Rosary over
Washington Gas Light CO. nine yes
terday.
Drury yielded but hits yesterday
when St Johns Nationals humbled st.
Johns Aztecs, IA TO o.
Dale's fielding featured Collegians'
25-to-l victory over Yosemite tossers
yesterday.
SIugging By Fardo and Bucher gave
Bluege Cubs a 4-to-2 win over Street
Insects yesterday.
Paramount Athletic Club ran UP a
I6-to-i score over Gonzaga Altar Boys
yesterday.
wilson Insects gained a 1913 decision
over Sacred Heart nine yesterday on
Zoo diamond.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
DUCKPIN LIST KEPT OPEN
TILL SATURDAY MIDNIGHT

" ERO hour for entries to the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association
tournament has been extended
Ii until Saturday at midnight All
entries were TO be in by midnight
last night, but request from three
leagues for an extension was granted.
Secretary Arville L. EberSole has an
nounced that entries received by the
closing hour last night exceeded all ex-
pectations. and all previous records for
number of team entries viii be shat
tered.
At least three leagues. including
Plumbers and Real Estate. have not
decided upon the teams TO be entered.
No entries were reported from North
east alleys, where three leagues were
TO file their entries.
Secretary Ebersole Is still confident
that the 300-team entry mark Will be
reached. Singles and doubles entries
are also expected 10 outnumber all pre-
viouS lists.
Commercial League will pick cham
pion team tonight when four teams will
battle for the title on Convention Hall
drives. G. g. p. Telephone Co. and
The Evening Star teams are tied for
first place, with Times-Herald and
Carry's flves tied for third place. Just
two behind. Any one of these teams
may win the honorS or create a tie In
wins and losses for the season.
G. g. P. pinmen will oppose the sixth
place Galts' team: The Evening tSar
quint viii meet the eighth-place Will
kins Coffee bowlers. Times Herald will
oppose the ninth-place Woodward &
Lothrop five, Carry's will oppose the
Evening star., 1928-04-05
VIRGINIA HORSEMEN
FORM ASSOCIATION

ALEXANDRIA, Va. April Sixty
enthusiastic horSemen of the Old Do
minion State gathered yesterday and
organized the Virginia HorsebreederS
Association. The purposes of the new
body are the promotion of better horse
breeding in this State and also to gain
recognition for Virginia in that line OF
work
H. L. Caravati OF the Virginia State
Chamber of Commerce called the meet
ing to order and then retired in lieu
of H. T. Holiday OF Orange, Va. Car
await served as secretary. Later former
Gov. WeStmoreland Davis Of Virginia
presided
Willis Sharpe Kilmer Of New Market,
Va. led the general discussion at both
sessions, aided by several other speak
ers who gave their opinions of the or
ganization's worth to the State. Ad-
miral Cary T. GraySon. E. B. Mclean
and other SportSmen also addressed the
meeting.
The board of directors was named
and ordered to select the date for the
next meeting which will be held at Front
Royal, Va. at which time the board viii
also announce its selections for the
Offices of president, vice president, Sec
retary and treasurer
The board was elected as follows:
B. D. Jones. Berryville; Capt. T. NJ,
Walker. Boyce; William Dupont, jr.,
Boyce; Kenneth NJ Gilpin. Boyce; D. C..
Sands. Middleburg; DR.. A, c. Randolph,
Bluemont; Edward 3. Mclean of Ash
burn and Washington: Admiral Cary
T, Grayson. Washington; Thomas G..
Herring. Bridgewater: Willis Sharpe
Kiimer. New Market; Mrs. Fay Ingles.
Hot Springs; DR.. j. p. Jones, Charlottes-
vile: A. B. Hancock. Charlottesville:
Westmoreland Davis. Leesburg c. j.
Ryan, Nelson County: Heber c. Willis,
Orange; Wilbur Osborne, Gordonsville;
H. T. Holiday. Orange: III. NJ. Luttrel.
Delaplane; w. B. Caldwell. Appomattox;
Maj, c. L. Scott. Front Royal. and
Thomas B. Gay, Richmond.
The organization Is the nrst of its
kind ever formed in this State and was
organized through the efforts of the
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce,
which called the meeting in answer to a
plea made by noted horsemen OF Vir-
ginia
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Weak HITTING Bane League Cubn West
CAN'T COUNT GRIFFS OUT
OF RACE, HARRIS SAYS

GREENVILLE. =. c.. April 5 up.
The Greenviile News today says
that Bucky Harris, manager of the
Washington Senators, denies having
credited the New York Yankees with
the best chance for winning the
1928 pennant. as reported bye the
Associated Press,
such a report as this Is all wet"
the News quotes Harris as saying.
I've made no such statement and
I'll make this prediction for the
first time. the Washington club has
been looking better day by day. and
we can't be counted out Of the race.
l figure our club has as good n
chance 10 win the pcnnant as any
in the league. haven't conceded
the Yankees the pennant and
don't see how news organizations
could attribute such statement to
me"
Evening star., 1928-04-05
BIG LEACUERS CONTINUE
TO BOW TO THE MINORS

ducing only 10 safeties, equally divided.
Ty Cobb cracked out two. Bill Dietrich,
the reformed infielder, saved the day
for Shotton's crew with catch worthy
of regular outfielder,
Chicago's White Sox, came through
with three runs in the tenth inning to
win 5 to 2, from Louisville The Sox
made no headway against the aged
Nick Cullop still good enough as a
pitcher to have horse named for him
Old Nick allowed no hits in his five
innings job of work.
The Dallas Steers could gather but
three hits from Van Glider and Sulli-
van. the Detroit Tigers winning to O.
Paul Easterlings home run helped. A
few more may win him an outfield
place.
Rogers Horllsby hit the ball hard to
assist the Braves in winning 7-to-4
game from Chattanooga. and crowded
eighth inning when the Reds scored
four runs, sent Cincinnati home in
front of Indianapolis. to 5.
The Pirates had TO go IL innings to
stop San Antonio. 10 to 6. The Tex
ans did their counting early, scoring all
their runs in the first two innings.
Cleveland took advantage of good
pitching to take a game from the Mont
gomery Lions. to /.
Rain at Tulsa. possibly brought on
by the St. Louis Browns terrific hitting
the day before, made base ball out Of
the question.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

f1fth-place Peoples Drug team and
Young Mems Shop and Dulin 81 Mar
tin teams will clash.
c. q p. team now holds the lead by
a total pinfall advantage of eight pins.
All of the contenders will be supported
by their respective bands of rooters.
Dixie Pig and Carr Brothers g. Bos-
well teams will meet tomorrow night at
Hyattsville Arcade in the decisive match
Of Prince Georges County Duckpin AS
sociation No. section championship
race.
A three-game victory for Dixie Pig
pinmen will give that team the title
over Mt Rainier by virtue of a greater
pinfaIl, as these teams would then be
tied in wins and losses.
There will be no intersectional
matches between the champions of the
two sections, although a series is con-
templated between picked teams.
University Park and HyattSville
cricket teams are waging merry race
for the championship Of Prince Georges
County Woman's League. Each has
two more matches TO roll and at present
are deadlocked in wins and losses.
Operators bowling club of the Postal
Telegraph Co, New York, is anxious to
arrange a match with a local team.
Brass Founders have recently played
matches In Philadelphia and Boston
and would like to add the Capital City
to their list before finishing the sea-
son. Managers of interested teams
are urged to communicate with Eddie
Meehan. Postal Telegraph Co.. 20
Broad Street, New York City.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
STEINKE WILL GRAPPLE
WITH K0LOFF TONIGHT

Hans Steinke. recognized By the New
York and Illinois State Athletic Com
missions as the heavyweight wrestling
champion Of the world. viii make ais
debut before a Washington audience
tonight at the Arcadia when he meets
Dan Koloff.
Steinke. known as the German
Oak" has never been pinned 70 the
mat during the 10 years Of his pro-
feSsional career.
Promoter John S. Blick has carded
two other bouts. between Joe Turner
and Pete Dallas, and between Freddy
Meyers and Henri Deglanc
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI-Luis Carpenter. Tole
do. won from Happy Atherton, Indian
apolis tl0l Frankie Palmo. Cincinnati
defeated Jack Penney. Toledo (6). RoyaI
Cox. Indianapolis, and Teddy Blake
Toledo. drew t6l. Knockout Morgan.
Toledo. defeated Allen Watson. Indian
apoliS (6l. Cherokee Kid. Indianapolis.
and Harry Lang. Cincinnati. drew (6l.
DAYTON. Ohio.-Jackie Dugan, Louis
vile, won from Al Corbett, Cleveland
G2l. -
BERLN.-Msx Schmelling. European
light-heavyweight champion. won the
German title from Franz Diener (i5l
Evening star., 1928-04-05

n T EW YORK, April 5.-Of the
Western clubs In the American
League, the Detroit Tigers give
/ most promise for the 1928 CAM
paign. This team has better
chance to win the pennant than some
observers will concede.
Detroit needs precious little to put
1t forward in the front of the race. Too
many umbrellas are being carried over
the team. If there weren't so much
peSsimism about it--and this is not a
would step out some day and show its
heels to the remainder Of the league.
There would be but one team to give
the Tigers collar and elbow, meaning
the New York Yankees.
Too often Detroit has been rated as
a possible pennant winner and has
thrown down the predictions Of its well
wishers. Now the prophets are unWil-
ling to go farther with an organization
that has Inundated them so often.
The Detroit team, in its present form
Is nearer what 1t should be than 1t ever
was under Ty Cobb: and when Cobb
was manager the Tigers were able to
propel a scare now and then into theiI
rivals. Now that Cobb Is gone, the
Detroit players are quite willing to tel
why he did not have pennant-winning
team. Ty couldn't lead. He smashed
That doesn't take men on TO glory.
Well Balanced Infield.
Detroit has a better balanced infielo
than any In the American League ex-
cept that of New York, providing Nc
Manus lives up to his early season skill
at third base He played as well as
Warner did in 1927 and batted better
The Tigers also have better out
field than they have had. and they
have a better outfield than at least
four teams in the league. Their bat
ting is strong and liekly to be endur-
ing What the team needs Is jollier
who will introduce them tosM1ss Sun
shine and see that she gets proper
attention.
The Chicago White Sox are better
team in some ways than IN 1927 and
they would be still better if they batted
harder. But they can field. They were
the best felders in the league II 1927
and have every reason 70 think they
will be the best in 1928.
If the Chicago team had follow-up
punch--a ring phrase. but the right
description-it would enter the race
with the assurance of finishing in the
first division, and it might be PEN
nant contender at some time. In 1921
the team flashed brilliantly for a while.
but 1t dropped when 1t could no longer
manufacture runs.
Team Needs Catehers.
Chicago needs catchers. Chicago is
not the only team that needs them
but Chicago would be a better ball club
by 20 games If Ray Schalk could get
behind the plate and support the pitch
ers as in the past.
A queer sort Of contest viii be on
from the start of the season among st.
Louis. Cleveland and Boston. Cleveland
has the pitchers. st. Louis Is spotted
like a leopard. The Browns have the
only centerfielder IN the league who can
hold candle TO Combs Of the Yankees.
and Combs is probably the best now in
base ball Boston has the pluggers.
The Cleveland team has got TO forage
In the minor league pastures for out
Evening star., 1928-04-05

= 4 ANAGERS Of sandlot mines
AH are not letting these warm
V days slip by without plenty Of
4 / activity Drills and practice
games are being held these
DAYS and the coming week end VIII
mark the opening Of the season for
many Of the teams provided the Spring
like weather continues
Capital City League divisions are
about organized although the unlimited
teams have not as vet been selected.
Twenty-o1e teams are seeking adnlis-
sion 70 this class and il is probable that
directors Of the League viii select the
best Of this group for the title race.
Among the best nine seeking un-
limited berths are: ST. Joseph's, last sea-
son champions; Dreadnaugflts, George
town A. c.. last seasons independent
unlimited champions: Union Printers,
Maryland A. c., St Nary's celtics. Pet
worth A. C., A. 2. & W. Busmen. Chevy
Chase Bearcats. Jewish Community
Center. Shamrocks Edmonds Art Store
Co, Washington Highlands. Hartfords.
Addison A. c. Ross Junior Order
Cl0yers, Rockville and Douglas A. e.
This Is the largest and best collection
Of teams TO ever seek admission 70 the
league.
Clover A. &. nine. which was 20 meet
Th0mpSon's S Dairyn9en this afternoon at
O'Clock on Diamond No 3, on the
Monument Lot. VIII drill tomorrow and
Saturday on Fairlawn field Marion
A. c. nine viii be- met Sunday at 3
O'Clock on Fairlagn field
Addison A. c. diamonders we're 10
cr5ll this afternoon al s O'Clock on
FTaenos' School fed IN preparation for
tsseI game WITH 81. JOsepb'g on Sun
Gay al ! O'Clock, On Plaza field.
Don Crist IL seeking & foe for his
Collegaans on Sunday. meeting viii
be helo Saturday night at q O'Clock at
lZl Seventh street northeast Gail
Atlantic %5sz for games.
All Georgetown A. &. players are ex-
pected 70 workout Saturday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock On Georgetown Uni
yersity Freshmen field
Dyer, Fresehi, Di Henna and Lucas
viii take q turn on the mound f0r
Terminal Icemen sunday when Azteca
are nqet on West Eilipse diamond at
] O'Clock
Peerless Seniors, vino Will seek ilonors
asa A~GEsAeeaA 4~sA4 &F|GNkk HfE " EftsEL
Saturday night AZ 10 O'Clock al Sol
X street northeast
WayeTIy senior sno junior players
VIII hold a meeting tonight, following
their dnu at O'Clock, on Eilipse
diamond.
EegB1@f a. e., formerly Harlem 4 e
has . strong nine ana wishes " bo0k
unlimited and senior opponents Cal
Cleveland 55a2 after 6 30 O'Clock.
Aztee Seniors, Who we're ~ drill st {
Oelock this afternoon on West clips
diamond, are seeking games Csll Lin.
coin s624
Unlimited foes are being scheduled
b. Seat Pleasant D9sSefs. Cali C0lun.
bia 1916 after 6 O'Clock for dates.
Saturday aud sunday games 81
wanted by st Marys Ceitics ~ Alex
Evening star., 1928-04-05
BOWEN WILL TAKE COUNT
AT HANDS OF DAN CUPID

Johnny Bowen. youngest Of the six
fightlng Bowen boys Of this city, Is
scheduled for a knockout tonight at the
hands of Dan Cupid
Bowen, q 2l-year-old bantam, who
has just returned from Winter In
Florida and Cuba, where he won 20 Of
30 bouts, announced this morning he
would tonight marry Mrs. Gladys l..
Dove of 4l3 q street northeast at
Rockville
johnny is booked 10 fight IN Norfolk
April ii and al the Arcadia here
hprli 10
Evening star., 1928-04-05

- HARLOIJE, n. C, April s.
Eight defeats III the last nlnt
starts and FIVE of them in s
~ row for his Nationals have left
Manager Stanley Harris III ne
nieaSant frame Of mind. Before the
Nationals took their 9-to-7 licking from
the Giants at Greenville yesterday tht
pilot had a heart-to-hesrt talk with
his charges in which he unburdeneo
himself Of some forcibly expressed op,n-
IONS regarding the looSeneSS Of the clubs
play.
Here this morning, Bucky held anoth-
er session during which he en0eaVore0
to tune the Nationals up 70 fighting
pitch. Furthermore, the manager oe-
clare6 these meetings would be dally oc-
currenceS and would be carried on att
er the American League season Stai Is.
if necessary. to whip the club INTO Use
fcYm he believes the material at hand
warrants,
There's one thing Manager Harris
cannot do however. and that IS make
his club bat And that IS mainly what
is needed. if il IS 70 make any heaa~ay
In the exhibition contests thus tar. Il
has clearly demonstrated Il has ab}nty
srlel6. even though its defense has been
quite ragged during the past week ana
It's pitchers ought TO give good accounts
Of themselves. too. but never have the
Nationals this Spring revealed any po-
tency in attack. The club today appears
SIS helpless at the plate as Washington
cluts Of a decade and more ago that
were the laughing stock Of the circuit.
AT Greenville yesterday the Harris
clan certainly was not called upon 10
face any Superpitching. For four m
nirgs thev stacked up against Leo
Mangam. q hurler tried By the Ma
tionals at the Tampa training camp
last Spring and found wanting. During
the next 1--WE frames they were pitched
20 by Bill Clarkson, generally regarded
as the widest pitcher in the National
League. Neither Of these hurlerS ap-
peared particularly strong on the hlll,
vet all the HarriSmen could CLEAN on
them was SIX hits. Had its not been
for the three passes given up by Man
gun and the ike number issued by
Clarkson. the clubs score total would
have been q sorTy looking affair. Five
Of the six passes were converted into
runs.
Four Griffs DO Hitting.
-Four men did the hitting for the
Washington outfit OsSie Bluege and
GRAM ellis each smote safely twice.
One Of Bluege's was homer over the
short leftfieId fence, and when Bluege
socked his round-trippeT there were two
mates on the runway. Red Barnes and
Goose GoSlin. the latter pinch-batter
for Pop Griffin IN the sixth session,
singled. The veterans Sam Rice and
Joe Judge coald not drive the ball to
safety. Judge never hit II hard, and
Rice only gave the sphere a solid rap
once Jack Hayes. who has given prom
ise OF becoming a pretty felr clouter,
vas unable to send the ball through
the Giant infield. while Babe Camel,
highly rated batting prospect, who went
70 the plate four times, walked twice
ard twice grounded fesbly TO the inner
defense Of the New Workers.
In sharp contrast to the Nationals
attack vas that OF the New York club.
Fifteen hits were made by il and l3
OF them came during the five innings
that Griffin was on the hill. Big Art
Jahn started the ftisiliade with homer
over the left field barrier IN the first
frame. and from then on the Giants
Evening star., 1928-04-05
Team Standings.

'Low pinfalI caused by nine forfeited
games.
High individual averages--Bailey lCranel
81 games. f07-is: Mitchell lInspectorsl. 50
games. 10R.i0
High individual gares--Arey fOHanionl .
1Bl. McG0lricls NJ. r. No. II. l4g.
High individual sets-Arey t0'Hauloni
3SA Mitchell fInspectorsl. a7a,
High average spares--Balley tCrane . / (,
Mitchell iiuspectOrsl 2
High average strikes-Bailey Crane !.
.044; Scavish tNolandl. 0a30: McGolrick
I'M p. No. II. 043l.
High team ganles--Master Plumbers No.
/. S6l O'Hanion 500
High team setR--Ma aster Plumbers No, l.
! 5Bs. holland Co 547
Evening star., 1928-04-05
CUP HOCKEY SERIES
WILL OPEN TONIGHT

By the Associated Press
MONTREAL, April 5.-The Stanley
Cup play--blue ribbon event of pro-
feSsional hockey-opens here tonight
with the New York Rangers, champions
of the American division. and the Mon
treai Maroons, Canadian group title
holders. clashing in the first of best
three-out-of-flve game series.
The rivals appear evenly matched.
and experts are predicting that the
series will go the full five-game length
Each gained the final bracket by
eliminating the flrst-place teams In
their respective groups
The Maroons put out the Canadiens,
also OF Montreal, by a margin Of one
goal The Rangers eliminated the Bos-
ton Bruins by a three-goal advantage.
Evening star., 1928-04-05

| Nj ICdEAC NdcC hdlA NAuOo VAAONeAA
4 the minors are developing into
give-and-take affairs In which
the little fellows are giving base ballS
best some terrific punishment.
The New York Yankees, Brooklyn
Robins and St. Louis Cardinals were
defeated by minor league opposition yes
terday, while the Pittsburgh Pirates and
Chicago White Sox had to go into extra
innings to win the Boston Braves
and Cincinnati Reds spent part of the
afternoon trying to get even so that
they could finally move on to victory.
The Yankees bowed to Nashville, ii
to 10, In 10 innings. Ruth hit his Sec
ond home run in two days. but 1t was
not novelty for the game produced
three other circuit smashes. The VIM
ming volunteers outhit the world cham
pionS.
frankie FriSch went from the sublime
to the ridiculous with four hits and two
errors. His errors hurt the Cardinals
more than his hits helped and st.
Louis fell before Evansville of the
Three-I League. II to z.
Atlanta downed Brooklyn, 8 to 8, With
Robbys aces. DazZy Vance and Jess
Petty doing the pitching for the Robins.
In a game of tight pitching, the
Phillies stopped the Athletics. to 2, in
the Philadelphia series, the contest pro-
Evening star., 1928-04-05
PLUMBING ROLLERS
STAGING HOT RACE

Plumbing Industry League is expert
encing one OF the most interesting pen
nant races in local bowling circles.
Three teams are tied for first honors
with little variance in total pinfall fig
ures.
Master Plumbers No hold first place
by high-pinfall figures. with Crane a.
Co. and O'Hanlon pinmen boasting the
same average. but fewer pins.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
CARLSON TO REJoIN CUBS.

CHICAGO, April (41.~-The PEN
nant hopes Of the Chicago Cubs were
strengthened when President Veeck an
nounced Hal Carlson, veteran pitcher
would Join the club In Kansas City
Monday Carlson was sent home from
the West Coast when he was threatened
with pneumonia.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
WILL USE NAvIN FIELD,

DETROIT. April UP).-Plans for
staging outdoor boxing contests and per-
haps other open-air sporting events
announced by Dick Dunn of the Olym-
pia Sporting Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-05
CONSISTENT

AV'h'S % " bD ~
SBated for Griffin in sixth.
fBatted for Zachary in ninth
4Batted for Mangum in fourth
ashIngtOn .... O3 o O 3 o o o.
Giants ........... o o o D D o o x--9
TwO-base hlts-JacksOn. Roush. Lind
strOm. Home runs--Jahn. Bluege Sacrifice
hits-Mann. Tate. Rice. First base on balls
son, 3: OFT Zachary, 2. Left on bases-Wash.
ington. 81: iants. 10, Double plays-BaTnes
to Tatei Hayes to ellis to Judge. Hits-OR
: inninEs: OF Griffin. 10 In 5 innIngs: of
zachary. 2 in 3 innings. Wild Ditch-Ciark-
son. ImDlres-Messrs. Van GFafan. Amer
Lean League, and Pflrman. National League
Time or game--1 hour and 55 minutes.