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Evening star., 1928-05-05
MARYLAND MEET DRAWS
DISTRICT ATHLETES TODAY

the Blue and White netmen to victory.
After dropping the first set, to 6, Gen.
trail came back to take the next, 1913,
after stirring competition, and then
went on to win the third, 6--3, and
land the match.
Summaries:
6---l I'll I.yuham W. defeated Neale,
7--5 e---4: CARRIER Nv defeated simon.
S--B - Seltzer tCt defeated Webb
GS G-S al al Lowe 'w1 defeated oGu' 4--o.
feated Webb aud Goubeau; ST. b-3. 6--4
simon and Shore CO. defeated Lowe and
CARRIER. If l5-l3. 6--3.
Eastern High base ballers took Fred
ericksburg, Va, High to camp yester-
day in Eastern stadium, 6 to 4. Munro,
Shapiro and Ware welded big bats for
the Lincoln Parkers.
Central handily triumphed over East
ern in championship rife match yes
terday on the Central range.
Pounding IL hits Gonzagas nine
routed Emerson. 10 to /, yesterday.
Bussink led the winners attack and
peifer and Brew for Gonzaga socked
homers.
ST. Johns collected 81 hits and
downed Catholic University Freshmen.
l3 to 9. Lucas and Shugrue led the
victors' batting
With Gormley hurling we'll Friends
School nine took the measure OF Wood
ward School. to 2, yesterday.
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INJURY TO CILLIS LEAVES
CRIFFS IN SERIOUS PLIGHT
Club Unable to Get Smith, Crowley, So Harris Must
Play Despite Hurt Foot-West's Triple Tells
as Browns Are Beaten i'm 1876 Frav.

! reach Brown for markers in but one
| round. the eighth. Then they clustered
/ three drives Tor brace of tallies, which
still left them tar behind the home
crowd
About S.o0e saw the Nationals win
their first game OF the year from a
Western club. Being ladies day vester-
Gay, more than half OF the fans present
were of the. fair sex,
Ralph KreSs. ST. Louis rookie who has
been burning up the American League
at bat got two hits In four times at
bat. He singled and doubled against
LiSenbee. but did not knock any OF
Browns offerings beyond the infield
Bluege got a whisker decision over
Schang at the plate in the fifth. With
the bases filled, Hayes drihbled the ball
TO Blue. near the first sack Bluege
darted for home and Schang stretched
his chubby self as far forward as pos
Sible while holding his foot against the
plate and waiting for Blues throw
Had Schang been able 10 stretch an
inch nearer first base he might have
gotten the ball in time for force out
OF OSsie.
ManuSh got triple in the third in
ming only because his drive to left took
a bad hop over Barnes hands and
travelled 70 the base OF the sun-parlor
wall The hit ordinarily would have
been single only,
Earl McNeely was given fine hand
by the fans every time he stepped to
the plate The former Washington
gardener got double and two singles
IN fiye batting efforts
Five runs were made with two hits
by the Nationals in the fifth frame
The St. Louis pitchers walked three
batterS and hit one-and one OF the
two hits was Vests triple when the
bases were crowded.
This afternoon the same clubs were
to clash. Irving Hadley was expected
to start in the box for the Nationals,
with Harold WiltSe, lefthander and late
! of the Red Sox. opening fire for the
Browns.
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ALEXANDRIA GUNNERS
WILL SHOOT FOR CUP

ALEXANDRIA. Va, MAY 5.~-Alex-
andria Gun Club members will shoot for
the cup donated by Hunt Roberts to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the traps in Janney's lane. The con-
test for the trophy has twice suffered
uostponements because Of rain.
The entire club would 60 to Wash
ington Gun Club on May II as the
guests of that organization at an
Alexandria day"
Columbia Engine Co. nine was 10
entertain the Allied Roofers OF wash
ington here this afternoon.
st. Mary's CelticS will make their
nth attempt to open their base ball
season against Douglas A. G. of Wash
inpton today Adverse weather has
forced postponements Of four straight
games.
JEFF Smith. well known Washington
sandlot hurler, has been signed BY
the Dreadnaughts. He will appear to-
morrow at the game with woodbridge.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

"a the Associated Press.
TINE first general intersectional
conflict in the Major Leagues
finds the East boasting OF i've
4 victories against single defeat.
Four games in the American
League found the Atlantic seaboard
triumphant in every instance. The
West got what consolation 1t could out
Of an even split In two East-West con-
tests in the National League.
Babe Ruth's big bat and Herb PEN
nock's effective pitching enabled the
New York Yankees to crush the Chicago
White Sox at New York. 10 TO 4. The
Sultan of Swat went TO bat four times.
pounded out his sixth homer Of the
season. a double and two singles. and
scored two runs It remained for aging
Joe Dugan. however, 30 deliver the most
telling blow of the game. jumping
Joe" came TO bat TN the first inning
with the bases full and promptly
cleaned them with o four-hase drive
into the bleachers. Pennock allowed l3
hits in chaIking UP his fifth straight
win, but IL Sox left languishing on the
bases spoke eloquentiy Of the ieft-hand-
ers effectiveness In the Dinches.
Ruth Even With Record.
Ruths clout, driven into the right
center field bleachers In the sixth In
ming. put the Banibino even with his
record smashing pace Of last year. In
1927 ne drove out his fifth and sixth
homers in his sixteenth game on May
/. His first half dozen this campaign
have been accumulated In exactly the
same number OF contests although he
is a few days back OF his calendar
schedule
At Philadelphia. Connie Maek's Atf1-
Ieticx resumed their interrupted win
ming streak by pounding out a 10 to
verdict over Detroit Six runs In the
third inning decided the issue In this
frame. Sammy Hale hit q homer with
tao on and "unser Joe" Hauser fol-
lowed with his fifth round-trip clout OF
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EAST HAS EDGE ON WEST
ININTERSECTIONAL CLASH

the year, with one on. Foxx got In on
the fun with another drive into the
bleachers with one on in the fifth.
At washington the Senator'S ham,
mered five st. Louis Browns pitchers
for IS hits and carried of a l3 to s
decision. A five-run rally in the fifth
gave the Senators a safe lead.
Danny MacFayden outpitched Willis
Hudiin at Boston and the Red Sox
nosed out the Cleveland Indians. 3 TO
2, In the only game Of the day in which
the winning team failed 10 score 10 or
more runs. Each club got seven hits,
but the Red Sox punched their quota
in the fourth and fifth frames for their
three runs. The Indians scored two
In the first and called 1t a day
The New York Giants added another
ain for the East In National League
encounter at Cincinnati where they
bowled over the Reds, III 10 q Seven
pitchers saw duty and 30 safe hits were
made. The Giants got 10 of four Red
moundsmen. Lefty Faulkner stopped
the Ohioans dead after Barnes and
Chaplin had been severely pummeled
Pid Purdy. sensational Cincinnati out
fielder, suffered sprained ankle when
he slid into base In the third.
Pirates Victimize Braves.
At Forbes Field. the Pittsburgh
Pirates recorded the Vests sole tri-
umph. with the Boston Braves as the
victims. 13 to 3. The Pirates Unbiased
a ferocious batting attack against three
Braves pitchers Kent Greenfield
nemesis Of the Corsairs last season. was
knocked out Of the box In the first
inning Before II was over DOME Bush
rampaging crew had collected 2i safe
hits Paul Wancr and Pie Traynor
accounted for four each. Big Poison's'
string including two doubles and a
triple Burleigh Grimes hurled steady
ball for the winners
Rain prevented hostilities between
the BROOKLYN Dodgers and Cardinals at
St. Louis and the Phillies and Cubs at
Chicago
Evening star., 1928-05-05
BY JOHN II. KELLER.

w yHO has a spare inilelder?
That's what Clark Griffith
AN wants to know When Grant
ellis erStwhile shortstop
Evening star., 1928-05-05

nu athletes today was centered In
NV the South Atlantic interScho-
4 lastic championship track meet
this afternoon at the Univer-
sity OF Maryland, College Park. Repre-
sentatives of Tech. Central and Dewitt
are taking part in the game.
In other competitions Tech was to
engage Randolph-Macon nine at Front
Royal. Western and Friends were to
meet in tennis match. Central and
Business in golf. Eastern and Navy
Plebes in track meet at Annapolis and
Western and Woodberry Forest In a
golf match at Orange.
Capt. Price. Milans. Lang and Kern
compose a Central High squad in an in
terscholastic meet at Swarthmore Col
lege.
Central dOwned Western. : to 6, in
their public high title game yesterday
but it took the Blue and White team
eleven innings to subdue the doughty
tosserS from across the creek. Beaten
by Tech in 1876 game Western was
expected to prove more or less easy
prey for Central in the latter's first
series game, but Coach Dan Ahearns
boys upset the dope and gave Central
the scare of its life. The defeat. West
ern's second in the series just about
put the Georgetown boys out OF the
running for the title.
Kenneth Fisher. Central right fielder,
came through with a couple of two
baggers that proved vital in his teams
cause. His double in the ninth enabled
Central to tie the score at SIS and his
two-base smash in the eleventh gave
Mike Kelley's boys the victory.
Horace Duffy, Central hurler and
George Fletcher, Western pitcher, both
did exceedingly we'll. Fletcher was
nicked for Is hits. while Duffy was be-
ing reached for only s, but the latter
was handicapped by erratic support.
especially mental lapses on the part Of
his mates. Central threw away several
fine chances to put the game In the bag
In the early innings through taking
foolish chances on the bases.
Each team scored run in the first
and Central went ahead in the second
when 1t counted another. In the NTH
Western took the lead, showing over
three markers, and added another in
the seventh. In the eighth Central
added two more. Each team scored
their sixth tally in the tenth.
Work of Eddie Ault and Bob Wilson.
Central and Western catchers, in every
department stood out.
The score OF the Central Western
game follows:
Evening star., 1928-05-05
BY WALTER n. McCALLUM.

T HIS golf game is a queer conbi-
nation Of hope and skill. Now
you think you have it and then
1 you learn you haven't.
Albert r. Mackenzie Of Co
lumbia went out yesterday afternoon
against Maurice j. Mccarthy of Wash
ington. knowing perfectly well he was
going to be outhit from the tee. There
was little doubt about that, and Albert
knew it, but he counted on a superior
short game to neutralize the advantage
Mccarthy was sure TO gain from his
booming tee shots. And then. strangely
enough. the very department Of the
game in which he excelied ret him down
with thud and Albert lost the final Of
the Washington Golf and Country Club
tourney mostly because Of poor putting.
Mccarthy is a sophomore at George
town University and a member of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
where he is known as the master Of the
big swat. Mackenzie is a veteran of
the game around Washington. who has
been performing notably in tourna-
ments around the Capital for nearly a
decade, and who has recently staged a
comeback that is the real sensation Of
the year Yesterday morning MacKen-
zie trimmed Page Hufty of Congress
slonal, 10 enter the final round in the
Washington tourney. while Mccarthy
was trouncing Mark Flanagan, fellow
student at Georgetown.
First Hole to Mackenzie.
Under blazing sun Mackenzie start
ed against the Georgetown youngster by
winning the first hole with a birdie 8.
He missed his tee shot at the second
hole, however. and the match was
squared. But Albert won the third with
a par 4, only to drop the long fourth
to McCarthy's birdie 4. where the long
hitting Georgetown youth crashed out a
tremendous tee shot and reached the
green with an iron. Mccarthy hit an
other great tee shot at the fifth. but the
ball ended back Of a ciump Of trees.
green high. and he could secure only
a half.
Mccarthy was up at the turn, vim
ming the ninth with par 5 against
Evening star., 1928-05-05
WOMEN IN SPORT

thusissts as we'll as the recruits from
the newly formed classes in archery.
Hood College OF Frederick Md. and
the University of Maryland are the
other two institutions to participate IN
the affair which Is 20 begin az O'Clock
G. " entries are:
Tenni<-Louise Oxnwaks Miriam DarG..
Mary Ewiu. Eorells Norris Jennie TaruoQI.
Naomi CTumiey au6 EHzab@th Miles
ArEharS--NFIen PFeRttss May fanZt-gaG
Mary SUroHl and Be7tv EEnn1arnaanu
RaSe hsIf--AE1ce Ernest IoSsralnr icy
Catherine Palr1es Naomi C~gnllsy Ma-ths
BeaulusOn FIorsrcN Rronsna~t Catherine
Weller. Ana@se Walker and Ewetyn Mash
Trsrk--heleG Humphreys FerBa Parspns
FTances kiefer GutiitA Wo1s} Elizabeth Wal
Ter. Caroline snyder Jean M3c(Ire<ar Mary
Ewtn. Francesca Martin and Dorothy Albert.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
!. w. HARVEY is LATEST
TO GET A HOLE IN ONE

The second hole In one of the year
at Rock Creek Park was scored yester~
day OH the sixth hole OF A course by
j w Harvey q member OF the Indian
Spring Coli Club, Harvey holed his
wooden club tee shot on the 225~yard
made IN one stroke.
lie was playing with DR. r. X. Nc
Govern. William Foster and E. NJ
Neville. tr
Evening star., 1928-05-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Totals ~" 11i Tt
Granti total ! G0i
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Nashville 9 o u q n~-3 q
Mobsle \ / u q q q Ii x-~-n 10
GIafneF MeEvos and Knox Oldham and
Moore
EittIs Rock q u n z l-~S ~
Birmingham q q 4 - u / i N~~o II
woultnlk, numont and Redmon Morseli.
tn1d and YaFyan.
Mamnhts anlu&s 40 t--~i3 -
Atlanta Un4a4aoa u D b. Is
johnson Shenhnrd May ard Barrett
rencs Dudley Smith and Brock
u 4 u q q q G~--6 |
New Or@eans u :, . u @ d = ~ ii
Rlemtler wierman Weaver Pyle and
iAngie Minetree, Kerr. Shuman. Collins and
Anderson.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Fights Last Night.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK Click. Brooklyn,
defeated Lope Tenorio. Philippine Is
lands I0l Andre Routis. France. out
pointed Sammy Dorfman, New York
00l. Frisco Grande, Philippine Islands,
won over Ernie Jarvis. England on a
foul t2).
MILWAUKEE,. Carlo Garcia, Mexico
and Pedro Amador, Panama. drew tl0) ::
Eddie Anderson. Chicago. technically
knocked out Luis Ramos. Panama (4).
MINNEAPOLIS-Di Daniels. Uni
versity of Minnesota, defeated Buzz
Gritith, Sioux City, Iowa u0l; Ollie
Bartlett. Minneapolis. knocked out
Howard Mayberry, Duluth l6l.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
MCCARTHY GOLF TOURNEY
VICTOR OVER MACKENZIE

MacKenzie's 4. They hslved the tenth
and on the eleventh Mackenzie made
the first Of series Of errors around the
putting green that was To cost him a
chance TO hold his oTn against McCar-
thy. On the green from the Tee ne
took three puts and lost the hole. Al
though Mccarthy put his tee shot out
OF bounds at the twelfth and his third
shot went over the green. ne got half
in 5. for Mackenzie took three shots
TO get down from the edge Of the green,
while Mccarthy sank I2-fo0ter for
half
Albert won the thirteenth with q par
and then again proceeded TO throw
away the fourteenth. Here his tee shot
was on the green, while Mccarthy was
of to the left. But Mackenzie took
three puts for a 4 while Mccarthy
Clipped up and sank the putt fora 3.
That left Mccarthy up with 4 n
play and the end came quickly on the
long fifteenth. Here McCarthv crashed
out great tee shot and put MS second
over the green, while MacRenzle- put
his second shot in the ditch and rfcked
up his ball, conceding the hole aE1d-tts
match.
Final Tourney Results.
Final round results in the tourney
follow:
Flr.t fiTht-Nsssrice : NC s-frv wash
lngton defeated Albert R. NacKe1zts. CO.
lumbia { ard =
Observation-Disclosures Z M-caH1r1 wash
irrton defeated Miller 2. s'evInsou Coluaa-
bia > and l.
seeonG fixht-Heurv y. Nicholson was7-
,nz;on. defestad :. H. Butz Aber1een. :.
80 Consolstion-T y waba n. Washington.
defeated :. B Hardvick. Washington. .
Third fight--T. r. Drain wsshingtsa e.
fesisq J p. Gilmore. CDngress}onal. aEG ..
COpzol lation---I Logan Hopkins. Ws@hJEE-
ton. defeated NJ. G. List. Washington.
and &
Fourth fizht-Cou-dr. z r. shion- 'vasa-
in-tou, defeated Lieut. z. z. Harmon Ceg-
c0asulation-N. G Daou9 Indian soriaz
defeated 4 :. Gzrauer. Columbia sr.
Fifth fixht-H Lacey. Manor defeated
Fl. X. Esh'eH1an. Lancaster; Pa un
CaBsuIstt9u--J g. Murphr. Columbia Ge-
feated = e clark. Indian Sgslng aud ).
sixth flight 9. G. Carcgrsn- wash
lagtou. defeated 3. L. Smoker Washington.
: aud ;
Consoiation-Robin white Columbia ae-
feated J. r. Bremu1eE- Lancaster. 3 and .
Evening star., 1928-05-05
MERCHANTS BANK SQUAD
SCORES IN NET LEAGUE

Merchants Bank a. Trust Co. rack
eters defeated Second National Bank
In a Bankers Tennis League match
yesterday. 10 L. Summaries.
stngtes~~Caiiaa I'M defeated Van Hoe
sen B~~~I u~~~t Longer tM,) defeated
C.arbriue. "a. o. Marks tM,t defeated
Eseh, a. 10
Dpuhles-e-C allan and Rlpnard IN, de.
teated Van Hnesen and Gefner, t., n-~~g,
Each and IoUhraBe ts.l won bs default
Evening star., 1928-05-05

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Evening star., 1928-05-05
UNIFORMS TO BE ISSUED
TO CORINTHIANS TONIGHT

Corinthian Juniors, Midzets and In
sects are 70 meet tonight az a'CIecS
ar Immaculate Conception Hall. EiEhe1l
and II streets. to receive their uniforms
ID. j. Kaufman PAYERS viii D. guests
OF that company a. a banquet ton sga5
They viii meet a. the store at 50
O'Clock.
A game with 3 midget nine IS sought
by Columbia Heights nine for tomor-
row. Call Adams sos.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
34l2 Totals 80 10 ~ II

aS92 S4f .-:.ls o. ! I
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

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Mjnnfsasstiis u . :. / % / = 3--i3 ~
stou MIf-teaa MoNama~a. pfeffar Mann
a0i fYNeii nevarn1af. Mccullough Euhh~n
Bs.utHH aad kenua
f.,ls4n.l,al, Il u :, "a q n-~~i = z
u pa4fl g. a u ~ - u Ufx--4 10 !
Fishhaugh l.vuss and EsrrelI, POLL, Mo
Quaia ana 6as1uu
Other games nosfpaned fFalnt.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

/ i big feature OF the day in COL
iege circles. A dual meet be-
tween George Washington and Mary
land track teams TO be run concurrent
ly with the South Atlantic tnterscholas-
tic title games. and a tennis match be-
tween Maryland and Johns Hopkins
Bere other features Of the field program
at the Old Line school
Catholic University and St Johns
of Annapolis we're 10 clash OH the dia-
mond al Erookland In the only other
competition Of the day for local COL
legiates.
Led by the siugging Bucky OHeil,
Sno s0cked two homera, Georgetown
t3atters crashed IS hits of four Duke
pitchers and routed the Devils yester~
day on the Hilltop, ~ 10 g. The Hoyas
got off 10 a six-run lead In the first In
ming and we're never headed Phil Nc
Lean and Ralph DupIin also hit hard
for Georgetown. each getting four SAFE
ties. Mclean now has collected binBleS
in his last seven times at bat,
Tom Fozarty started on the mound
for Georgetown but waA Wild and none
loo effective. Capt. Prank Gillespie,
who replaced Fogarty In the second,
hurled cieperly the remainder OF the
game
Bill Werber. local boy, al shortstop
for Duke. and Johnny Dunn, holding
down tins same post for Georgetown.
played bsng~up ball aheld.
The score.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

& n. =
Rich mond o 0 3 0 q O 0-3
HevinT and Grube Drake aud Perritt.
Petersburg Il 90 100 o o o-i s q
Norfolk 3 O o @ "a @
Pare and Johnson Turner and Rowland.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
WASHINGTON PIN TOURNEY
WILL END TUESDAY NIGHT

Washington City Duckpin ASsocia-
TONS annual tournament enters its
fourth week at King Pin No. ! alleys
Monday, continuing for two nights only.
Although many of the best bowlers in
the District got into action last night,
only one sensational count was re-
corded--that by King Pin No. 2 team.
which stepped into second place among
Glass A teams with a l.74S set, showing
King Pin No. into third place.
last y,ichtk scoras,
Evening star., 1928-05-05
LACROSSE TEAM
PLAYS MARYLAND TODAY

OF Virginia hnrler, In the game yester-
day at College Park and the Cavaliers
won. to g. Virginia nicked two Mary
land pitchers for 13 bingles Batson.
who started for Maryland. was relieved
by Bromley in the second The latter
pitched creditabiy. though touched
briskly at times. Hopping 10 a three
run lead in the opening inning. the
team from Charlottesville was always
In front, Dunn, Virginia right field
contributed q fine catch.
The score
Evening star., 1928-05-05
WOMEN ROLL TO TOP
WITH 1,155 DOUBLES
By the Associated rresa,

DETROIT. Mich MAY 5,-Ann Weller
and Edna Estes III Chicago went into
the lead in the doubles OF the womans
international bowling tournament here
last night with a score OF l,lSa, L.
2ieglef and c. Fisher 0f Milwaukee took
NTH place in the event with score
of | ,OaA
Il. krantck of Detroit assumed eighth
place In the singles with a7S, and the
count brought her an-event mark up 10
| .608 for eighth position In the standing
Coventry Recreation oE Cleveland
went into eighth place III the team event
with 2,A2a There were no otaef
changes among the leaders,
Evening star., 1928-05-05
TEXAS LEAGUE.

beaumont, shreveport postponed tfalnt.
Aauatau 10. Dallas, \,
Fort worth \ San Antonta I,
Waco i Wichita Falls !.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

Jacksonville 5 Montgomery, tlo Ia
1lHgsl
TannA seima =
Aihany . Pensacola l
Savannah 4 Columbus, !,
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Hoily wood : San EFanelsco. q.
srsttIr u Portland. g
Sacramento s Oakland :,
Mfssions IL. Las Angeles. q,
Evening star., 1928-05-05

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I}niyeFsity of Maryland batters could
do uttss B1lh John Elepllsnk, unlyeEstly
Evening star., 1928-05-05
SEEK GAME TOMORROW.

Peerless Senior base ball team. wants
a game tomorrow afternoon with a sem
ior or unlimited nine having a dia-
mond. Call Lincoln 683S.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
w WEsTERN LEAGUE.

Oklahoma Cats. Omaha postponed traina.
Wichita. Denver postponed tWtchffA team
failed ~ arrive
Pueblo q Amarillo /,
Evening star., 1928-05-05
FIVE HOMERs HERE.

Navy Yard smothered Agriculture, 13
to 9. in a Colored Departmental League
contest yesterday. Five home runs fea-
tured
Evening star., 1928-05-05
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Charlotte Ia Grernvtlle, :,
Ashsytile a. Columbia. T.,
spaY,anhnFg Augusta, ,.
Knoxville IL Macon 10