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Evening star., 1928-06-02
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ONE MORE VICTORY
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TiIden and Hennessey Score
Over Japanese Players
in Two Singles.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 2.--Only three sue
cessive upsets can prevent Capt. Will
liam r. Tilden and his United States
tennis team from entering the semi
finals for the Davis Cup In Europe this
month.
Their victory in the American zone
finals for the trophy was virtually as
sured yesterday when I1lden ana
Johnny Hennessey of indianapolis swept
the two opening singles matches WIN
the japanese stars, Tamlo Aoe ano
Yoshiro Ohta, in straight sets on the
Chicago Town and Tennis Club hard
clay courts.
Only one more match victory was
necessary for the Americans OF the
three left and Capt. Tilden and George
Lott of Chicago hoped to win that TO-
day, when they paired In the doubles
match with Abe and Capt. Teizo Tooa.
Two singles matches also remain 10 oe
played Sunday, but a victory in todays
doubles will make them mere Tor
mality
with a brisk wind swirling dust on
the course, Tilden merely toyed WITH
Abe in his singles match yesterday 10
win 60, 6-3, 60. He loafed along
much as an instructor and wnen points
were needed brought his back chopplng
stroke into play with deadly effect. AT
no time was he In danger OF losing
set while he had Abe racing to and fro
almost as he willed for his deceptive
returns.
Hennessey's task was a trife harder;
He won a-6. 6-3, 6--3. Ohta started
out with dazzling speed, taking three
games in the first set before the In
dianapolis star could get started. When
he did unleash his powerful returns,
however, he baffled Ohta, forcing him
to double faults time and again ana
winning the set. From that time on, ne
took comfortable leads at the start and
easily won the remaining sets.
Tilden last night denied reports tnat
Francis Hunter, who Is now In France,
has been dropped from the United
states Davis Cup team. After reading
mess dispatches that Hunter had been
dropped, big Bill wired Joseph Wear
chairman Of the Davis Cup committee
who informed him the report was erro-
neo,,s and that Ttlden was still in ao-
solute charge of the American team.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BY WALTER II. McCALLUM.

Hopeful of being the first open cham
pion In 10 years to repeat in the ma
tional title chase, Tommy Armour OF
Congressional. playing what he admits
to be the finest golf of his career, Is
putting himself through a rigid course
Of sprouts In preparation Tor the de-
fense of his title.
Tommy is just now getting thawed
out after the frigid experience ne and
the other Americans had In Britain,
where the wind came off the North
Sea toward the Royal st. Georges
course at Sandwich with such an icy
breath that all the contestants played
In double sweaters and multiple shirts.
Playing a practice round at Burn
ing Tree with Alex Armour, Bob Bar
nett and Silas M. Newton, New York
amateur, who accompanied him to
Britain, Tommy declared 1t was the
first day he has been warm since he
sailed for England away back in mid
April
The weather there was so raw that
the American open champion had a
recurrence of the lumbago that has
troubled him at intervals for the last
two or three years, and 1t became so
bad at times that every shot was
torture Under such a handicap, and
what with the wind and raw rain, good
golf was out of the question.
But that British experience is out
of mind now and Tommy is bending all
his thoughts toward Olympic Fields, just
south Of Chicago, where on June 2l-23
he will defend the title he won at Oak
mont last year. To that end Tommy
has tightened up his personal affairs
so that he is in what might be called
light training. Not light In the sense
Evening star., 1928-06-02
C1nen Hope Start Well West Loran Pressed to Retain His Title
ARMOUR HOPES TO KEEP
HIS NATIONAL OPEN TITLE

that he desn't play a lot Of golf, for
he does.
Friday, for example, l1e played In the
morning at Congressional, and In the
afternoon he romped- around Burning
Tree. His score at Congressional was
SO, and still he lost small bet he
made with Newton, who, despite z
and 6, was around In a. Tommy
was not so good in the afternoon at
Burning Tree. Plainly tired out from
too much golf and the first heat he has
experienced in several weeks, his tee
shots we're of the line on many holes
Yet he was the low scorer of the quar-
tet, with a IS.
The open champion will leave Wash
ington about June IL and go to Phila-
delphia, where he Is TO play In an ex-
hibition match in which Roland Mac
KenZie will be one Of the other par
ticipants. He will play another match
or two In the East and then will go to
Chicago to give his game its final
tuning up in preparation for the title
chase to start on Thursday, June 21.
He expects to arrive in Chicago about
June 16, which will give him four or
five days to practice before the formal
opening of the championship.
Not since 1912, when John J. Nc
Dernott was king Of the professionals,
has an entrant won the national open
two years in row. Tommy doesn't ex-
actly expect to win, but he has a quiet
confidence in himself and the way he
is hitting the ball that speaks well for
a possible successful defense of his title.
His 63 last Tuesday he claims to be the
finest round OF golf he ever played. And
it included three missed puts, all of
which were hoieable He will do well at
Chicago and may become the first
champion in modern golf history TO
reDeat
Evening star., 1928-06-02
TUCKERMAN LEADING
IN CLUB TITLE PLAY

Walter r. Tuckerman> is playing in
the third round Of the 72-hole medal
play event for the r. Oden Horstmann
trophy at the Chevy Chase Club. with
a lead of two strokes over c. Ashmead
Fuller, who Is defending his club cham
pionship. The tourney will end Monday
afternoon, when the final round is to be
played.
Tuckerman yesterday added a rs to
his 81 OF the previous day TO give
him a 36-hole score of 156, two strokes
In front of Fuller, who also had a rs
yesterday, but was 80 in the opening
round.
r. X. Hitz dropped back into third
place, scoring an 90 yesterday for a
36-hole card Of l59. w. B. Mason, tr.,
the only other entrant to finish. scored
SO yesterday for a total card Of 164.
Frank p. Reeside withdrew
Gen. Charles g. Treat and J. H.
Brickenstein tied for the lead In the
tourney Of the Seniors Golf Association
at Chevy Chase.
Gen. Treat, playing from scratch,
turned In gross card Of IS, while
Brickenstein had 88-3-85. Other lead
ers were: II. d. Taylor, 89-3-s6: w. @.
Brantley, 96-3-S8; F. M. Savage, 105-
20-ss.
Taylor won the putting contest, stag
ed on the practice putting green, with
a perfect score Of SO for the 18 holes.
Whitman Cross, Gen. D. c. Shanks and
DR.. r. w. Baker tied for second with
cards Of SO.
Charles w. Cole, captain Of the
District public links team for the past
two seasons, annexed the final round of
the first flight In the Tobac tourney
at East Potomac Park yesterday. The
tourney was sponsored by the American
Tobacco Co, which put up several
prizes for the five flights.
Cole downed William A. Mcclure,
and In the final, while John r. Mill
Ter was beating A. r. Wannan. and
9, and then Cole proceeded TO beat
Miller, 4 and 3. through his own superb
play and Milier's weak putting.
Results in the final round Of the
tourney follow:
oee.sa Eir.. sh waldnn .na cSnIIe Miller
:. second aiiEht-H., kiader detes.ed Morris
Tense dsfssateq KIdder. ! and -. -
Thfrd Hight--H. A. Curtin defeated 8. w.
Marsh. 2 and 2 Paul Rosendale defeated
Gene Nichols. ] up; Final--Cursin defeated
Fourth Hight--A. J. Wilson defeated II.
n. Fry, 4, ard q. J. p. Brown defeated VII
lam Henderson, ! up in % holes. Finai--
N0men's fiight--Mrs. Helen Eebel defeat
ed Mrs. Annie Mitchell 5 and 4.
Mel Soper. one of the professionals
Of the public links. will leave in a few
days for Saranac Lake, N. Y, where
he will be an instructor In golf during
the Summer months. Frank Hartig.
another Washington pro. has already
gone TO Saranac for the Summer.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
G. u. NINE ENDS TRIP
AGAINST FORDHAM

Georgetown University's base pan
team, winner over the Springwood Ma
tionals, semi-pro outfit, II TO 0, yester-
day at South Norwalk, Conn, was TO
engage Fordham today in New YORK
Tt was the last game Of the Blue and
Gray's annual Northern trip.
Georgetown piled up III hhs nenino
the stellar pitching of Charley Holmes
and Jack Edmonston to defeat Spring
wood Nationals. It was the third win
in four starts during the trip for the
Getting out I'M front in the first In
ming, Georgetown added TO Its lead as
the game progressed. Ralph Mccarthy
headed the Hoyas' attack, collecting .
homer. two doubles and single In flve
times at bat. Glenn, Dunn and NC
Lean also hit heavily for q. u. Fielding
nonors OF the game fell to Ralph Dup
I'm. Hoya left fielder. who made three
dificult catches In the eighth inning TO
retire the side.
The score:
Evening star., 1928-06-02
C0RINTHIAN PLAYERS
GUESTS AT BANQUET

Members Of the four Corinthian mines
and a number of those who performed
with the teams in former years at
tended the banquet held last night In
Immaculate Conception Hall to mark
the tenth anniversary Of the founding
Of the athletic organization.
Manager and Coach Walter Newman,
who lis responsible for the creditable
showing of Corinthian teams, has two
midget teams, one junior and one in
sect nine.
Langley Juniors have Cancelled games
with Brentwoods, booked tomorrow, and
Interstates on Tuesday. Call Manager
Moffett at North 2076.
Peerless Senior players are asked to
attend a meeting tonight at 60l K street
northeast at 7:30 O'Clock.
Hutchinson hurled well for Silver
Star Insects yesterday, turning back
Cardinals, 5 TO 3.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BY tas Assege stAg Press

BY ths AssseSsteg PEAss.
T-HE opening conflicts of the Vests
fra invasion Of Eastern ha~
fagnaI fNaRslG stFosaHflosds tpeay
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t1eats 81 tsae Cincinnati REDS aE'c
-. i<g4ss Cardinals
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gzye tfle lAag3e~iea6inx Hed@ a 1~b3~s
triumph oyeF Ek1S1osa Eiz.f3t ,ialEer9
eaw serYAe. fYe f0g tsae Braves afi6
Efgfee for Cincinnati, Circuit criges ny
k>lc3n1cQ aga1 KDsg tie last fsed aa1Dsfy,
eaaglAd The DeFgpSEt~try1ra1 Chb2aos "
tie he se<ee J9 regulation innings afs6
e&sfi ss1 on Effsz's blow, his foAaRtia Satssy
n tf4e game, 4f4 ekYA innings,
Tt4e ~. i<ouaz Cardinals gaye tDf
Ptlliliee Jasaf Geyent9 cefsat In d fo",
bsgt kYaew ff3ey were In hattie GlnKles
*yy Hatey ard hsettgRr and d Bil6
sflryW bg Barney Ff3DeFg deetced u.e
sssa1e ig fise ssegnG inning ttae CAfos
taliyiGg the only raSH n the game. Ten
tsts we've Baaae ny Dgtn teams, Rem
taaft &s4s Ffs16ft es1h granting nFe,
Al fattA3sargb ttse Pirates bataed hard
s>ensne Crtsneg' g<5Do pitching 10 Deat
the GigscAQs Cubs. 10 ~ g. Sheriff
E5ake suffered nis fjFst aAfAat In slE
siaff6. The CggaaiFs gSt4ed s1ap4 olit of
aise gyx III t4ae f92ftA sd kslt w tss
Evening star., 1928-06-02
u. OF WASHINGTON SEEKS
GRID GAME WITH NAVY

MISSOULA, Mont, June 2 R1.-
While Stanford is negotiating with
the United States Military Academy
at West Point for foot ball game
this FalI, the University Of Washing
ton is reported to be endeavoring to
line up a gridiron contest with the
United States Naval Academy at An
napolis.
1t Is understood that negotiations
of both Stanford and Washington
provide for home-and- home games
over two-year period.
Alfred Master, graduate manager
of Stanford, left here Thursday for
New York to make final arrange
nents for the Stanford Army tilt.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
REDS AND CARDS WIN
FIRST GAMES In THE EAST

assault AT The expense of Hal Carlson
and holly, Aside from a four~rnn
sglurge by the Cubs In The sixth, Grimes
Vas master VI the situation joe Nc
Garthy, pilot III tbe Cubs, and Coach
Doolan we're ELECTED from the field tor
GasputIHg a decision IN the fourth,
John MeCFaW'g New York Giants
kept firm hold ~ second place by down
ing tbe Brooklyn Robins again, 4 10 3,
In q pitching duel between Larry Ben
Dg1 ard Jim Elliott, Benton's victory
pas his eighth In 10 starts The game
Vas aecided IN thu seventh. singles bg
OF4fFell and Ctt, combined With Ben~
IONS sacrifice. scoring the winning run.
TRAVIS jackson made three errors at
sEa9FtssJD for the Giants.
In the only American League en-
gagement. the Detroit Tigers made II
four ii r0Y over Cleveland, + ~ 4.
Tbe Tigers hit uhle hard In the frat
inning ~ sl1fe three runs, q Lead the
Indians neYef were able ~ overcome
tsaUgt0Fd, Indians 1Htflelder hit his
fourth homer of the year with none on
in ttle sixth
The Philadelphia Atuisticg and New
Yefk Yaukaes went barTAtGrniua, Con%
ME MaeK'a crew beating Buffalo ot The
International League, To q, while the
1atgkees were posiag out Toronto Of tHe
eatas eiE1Alt. 4 ~ II -...m.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
NINTH-INNING TALLY
DECIDES LOOP GAME

Pushing over run In the ninth in
ming, Bureau Of Engraving and Supplies
nine won over q. p. o. in Departmental
League yesterday, 10 /. in one Of the
best weekday league contests played
this year
Naval Hospital also came from be-
hind In a Federal League tussle TO win
over Labor, s TO 4.
Holmes Bakers took another setback
in Industrial League when Big Print
shop nine added another win, 8 TO /.
Chevy Chase Dairy sluggers took a
free-hitting contest from Bergmann' 8
Laundry III Merchants League, I3 TO IL.
Hall, Collier, Bozak and harrington
hit timely 10 give Pulimans an a-to-4
win over American Railway Expregsmen
In Terminal Z League.
Hair held Navy Yard to hits In Gov
eminent League yesterday TO permit In
terstates 10 bag 13-to-4 victory.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
LAD, Is, GETS CHANCE
WITH BOSTON RED S0X

BOSTON, June P).-Boston Red
Sox have a young club, but the young
est potential member Is Joseph Doherty
Cicero, schoolboy si1ortstop from Attain
tic City. He is 18--just old enough to
keep truant officers away.
The boy Is former member Of the
Eagton, Pa. team He Is right
batting and throwing and feet 8
inches tall He weighs i67 pounds.
While President Bob Quinn told Cicero's
mother that the boy ought to remain In
high school, every encouragement VIII
be given him by Manager Bill Carri-
gan, now that he has decided 70 try
professional base ball.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
PYLE RACE LEADERS
GET THEIR REWARDS

NEW YORK, June LP.-C. c. Pyle.
promoter, last night divided the spoLs
in his now historic Los Angeies-to-New
York foot race.
The awards, in the form of certified
bank drafts, were distributed by Tex
Riekard
First prize Of S25,000 went to Andrew
Payne Of Clarennore. Okla. John Salo
Of PaSsaic. N. j., received a draft for
$4,000 for finishing second.
Third prize money Of 5000 went to
Philip Granville OF Hamilton. Ontario;
s2.500 TO Mike Joyce Of Cleveland for
finishing fourth.
Six other prizes Of $1,000 each were
given Giusto Umek OF Trieste, Italy:
William Kerr of Minneapolis, Louis
Perrella of Albany. ". Y; Ed Gardner
Of Seattle. Wash: Frank Won Flue OF
herman, Calf, and John Cronick OF
Saskatoon.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

Gay, 70 j. III a SbaETAlE StiueBtI,
Eastern High gained the 1923
l. public high school base oaH
championship. The Lincoln
Parkers swept through the series WITH
out a defeat in their four games. Tech.
1927 champion. finished second with
three wins against one loss. Business
was third, Central fourth and Western
hfth.
stellar pitching by Capt. Andy Och
mann, slim right-hand ace OF the
Eastern mound corps, and timely sin
giles by Cody Shapiro and Sam HOOK
were vital factors IN Eastern's victory
Yesterday. Oehnann limited the Cen
tral batters TO just five hits. and Sha-
piro and Hook came through with their
base hits with runners on the bases.
Sanford Ross, bespectacled Central
finger, also pitched fine bail, and aside
from the sixth held the Light Blue and
White attack IN check.
After neither team was able TO score
in the first four innings, Eastern tai
lied its pair Of runs in the fifth. Munro
walked, was sacrificed to second by Och
mann and scored On 6hapiro's safe
poke. Shapiro stole second and. after
willis Fisher had lofted 10 Brandt,
counted on Hooks single.
AEEAkE A& . tJ14C 2AAA 4aA SAk1 SA&AAS ~SA%A@
when Scfriver singled, reached second
as AuIt walked. and raced across the
plate on Kenneth Fishers single.
Archie Ware, Eagtern's slugging GEN.
ter fielder, and Shapiro we're most con-
sigtent at bat for their team, each get
ting two bingles. while Yingiing was
the only Central player to get more
than one bingle. He got couple Of
one-bagerB.
rFS4a xrrrNs
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CAPITAL CITY LOOP
SCHEDULE CHANGED

Several changes have been made in
the Capital City League schedule orig
inalIy announced for tomorrow.
In section B OF unlimited class, Ana
costa Eagles will play Auths at Ameri-
can League Park at o'clock, prior TO
the st. joel. G.. G. contest carded for
O'Clock.
Stephen Midgets were to tackle Rus
sells today at O'Clock, on West Ellipse
diamond. instead Of tomorrow. Delano
Post and Vic's Sport Shop mines will
engage tomorrow at IL o'clock, on No. 4
diamond
PoWhatang and Pianskys win battle
at II O'Clock tomorrow on Plaza dia-
mond. Corinthian Tigers will clash
with y. 8. s.. Jacob Jones Post nine on
No. q diamond at Ii o'clock.
MOntrose and Standard Arrow junior
mines will be unable TO play tomorrow,
due to a shortage OF playing fields.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
Fights Last Night

by the Associated Press.
BROOKLYN. --~ Tommy Loughran,
Philadelphia, defeated Pete I,atSo.
Scranton USl. Jack Townsend. New
York. won by disqualification from Al
Walker New Haven (7l. Nando TasSi
Italy. beat Wyoming Warner, Cheyenne
10. Arthur Flynn. Lawrence, Mass,
defeated Eddie McAIullen, Dublin, by
disqualification (6).
(MAHA.-~Tommy Grogaa. Omaha.
knocked out Augie piSano. Brooklyn tn,
ERIE. Pa,~~Maxie Struh. Erie. knocked
out Boots Antley, Atlanta. Ga, tS.
ST. LOuIS~~Dave Knost. st, Louis.
knocked out Rocco Stramaglia. italy
~. Tommy O1.aughlin, Springfield.
ILL.,, defeated Charley Glaxer. Chicago
(Iol. Mike Sansone. st. Louis. out
pointed Tommy Maroon, Kansas City
fIn1
Evening star., 1928-06-02
MICHIGAN HAS CHANCE
TO KEEP CLEAN SLATE

CHICAGO. June 2 P).-Michigan
had chance to close its Big Ten base
ball season without defeat by defeating
Ohio State at Ann Arbor today.
The Wolverines. who have clinched
the conference championship. have won
IL straight games and have one of the
best teams the conference has ever had.
They are leading the Big Ten in
every department, from hitting and
fielding to pitching
Evening star., 1928-06-02
EASTERN BEATS CENTRAL
TO TAKE DIAMOND TITLE

door individual rife championship when
he shot $50 in the competition on the
Central range and gained the Col. Win
ter medal. Arthur Thomas OF Central
was second, with 275; Hulburt. Western,
third. with 274, and Dinwiddie, Central,
fourth. with 273.
Next Thursday afternoon the cham
pionship outdoor public high team
match as well as the individual title
shoot will be staged on the Congress
Heights range, starting at 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
"T.eftv,, pharr. nitehrr for I
HOME-RUN STANDING

By lhs Associated Press,
Yesterdays homers Critz, Cin0in-
natl, /; Kolp Cincinnati. /: Picinich.
Cincinnati. /, Langford, Cleveland, /.
The Leaders.
American Ieague,~~Ruth, New York
10, 6ehrig, New York, TO- IIauaer
Philadelphia. D.. Todt. Boston, 7.
National League ~~WilsoIs. Chicago. o,
Bissonstte, Brooklyn. .. Bott0mley, st
Louis, 7: OFT, New York, q, H0rnsby
Boston, a.
League totals National, 1853, Ameri-
can, Ib3. grand total, a0e.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
BIG SIX HAVE LIGHT DAY.

In the iightest batting day yet re-
corded In the big SIX this season, Rog-
ers Hornshy and Paul Waner, each with
one double, gave the all~star sextet Its
only entries In the hit column yester-
day, Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb were
idle so far Al American League eham~
pionshlp base bali was concerned.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

Ruus-~-Gienn 49,. Mclean t2l, Donovan.
modos. dos Evon, K. Ladrigan. Two-base hits
Mccarthy ~. Dunn. r Ladrlgan Glenn;
bases-~sniith. Mclean. Hts--0R Holmes,
In 9 innings: OF Edmonston Ia in
nings. Passed baiIs-~Eyon f2t. winning
pItehar-~Holmes.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
MCCARTHY rs FINED.

NEW YORK, June 2 Lp.-Joe Nc
Carthy, manager of the Chicago Cubs.
has been fined 500 for abuse of Um-
pire Dolly Stark during the game
with the Pirates at Pittsburgh yester-
day. President Heydler Of the National
League announced today.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
NOTRE DAME FAVORED.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June GP1,---Led
by the dependable Jack Elder in the
dashes, Boy in the pole vault. John and
William Brown in the runs and Quigley
in the quarter mile, Notre Dame antic-
ipated triumph in the central inter-
collegiate track and field championships
at Marquette Stadium today.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CHEVY CHASE TENNIS
TOURNEY CONTINUES

Play was to be continued this after
noon in the mems singles OF the Chevy
Chase Club closed net tournament.
Woman racketers were slated to take
the courts this morning.
Title holders in each event are de-
tending their laurels. Mrs. Clarence
Norment. jr., holder of the women's
singles crown. was TO face Adelaide
Bride in her initial match.
Harrison Irwin, winner of the mems
championship for 1927, romped through
his first-round match, downing Gala
han, 60, 81.
A sensation was created yesterday
when little Jock" Mclean, 12-year-old
son Of E. 3. Mclean, bested Capt.
Station. veteran Navy racketer, 6-4,
1--6, Is, IS.
Doubles and mixed doubles drawings
have been made. but play viii not begin
until the first rounds Of both singles
events are completed.
Results Of play yesterday:
FIRST ROUND.
Mems slngIes----Eorment defeated Thenault
To. e.; Wilkersnn defeated Norris. &c
"a. 7---5: Irwin defeated Callahan, g.
f--a: selzam defeated Barnard. e.. 81:
3nEtronT defeated Simmons. 3--6, 6--l. =
Mclean defeated station. Cd, 1-6. -:
defeated Fish. 6-4 Go. Stnrtevant defeat
ed Train. I0--12, 6--4. 6-3.
FIRST ROUND.
Women's singies--Mrs. Marshall Exnicios
defeated Mrs. Isabel Southgate. 6-3. 10:
Miss Ireland defeated Mrs. wilkerson. 7-5.
ris. 81. B--3: Miss Olive Graef defeated
Mrs. Exnicios. B-I, 6-2.
Evening star., 1928-06-02

Frederick, z HaBerei0wn. ]
Cham DefkfuFR. \ BaftinEn1rK. r.
Hanover. z. Wagnest}3fo, 4.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
200 IN OLYMPIC TEST.

DALLAS, Tex, June CP.-Nearly
200 track and field stars compete In q
senior A. A. U. meet here today for the
honor of representing the Southwest In
the Olympic tryouts In Harvard Stadium
July and z, for which first and sec
ond place winners OF sectional contests
are eligible
Evening star., 1928-06-02
COLORADO SCHOOL FAVORED.

CHICAGO. June 2 (lpl-with a star
field Of l6 qualiflers, Fort Collins. Colo,
High School was an outstanding favor
ite to win the University Of ChicagoS
twenty-fourth annual national inter-
scholastic track and field meet at Stagg
Field today.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
MISSTEP IS FAVORITE.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, June 2 CpY.-
MiSstep. second in the Kentucky Derby.
was a heavy favoTite TO win the SIS, 900
Fairmont Derby, feature race at the
ished third in the Kentucky Derby, was
reckoned Misstep's strongest rival.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
CALLAHAN K. o.'s COTTRELL.

HOLLYWOOD. Calf. June . (E9,--
Mushy Callahan. world junior welter-
weight champion. knocked out Jimmy
Cottrell of Spokane. Wash. 80 seconds
before the final bell of scheduled 10
round bout here last night,
Evening star., 1928-06-02
The score

To.als.. - I'll Totals.. ~ 27 8
Evening star., 1928-06-02
TIE IN OLYMPIC SOCCER.

AMSTERDAM, June GPJ-To the
Italian and Spanish elevens came the
distinction yesterday Of playing the first
drawn soccer match Of the Olympic
games Two extra periods failed 70
break the I-to-i tie and the game will
be replayed Monday.
Evening star., 1928-06-02
w LgTEnH LEAGUE.

GHnaha. IA n Denver. 9-z-9
WBoblta, IGwa4 Tulsa, H~.esd,
pBfbl9 q: Dee MGiHH#. Il
Ds. iahaHA City. 10 Amarillo, H.