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Evening star., 1928-05-27
INJURED ATHLETE WINS
FOR z. v. BROWn5 SCHOOL
Flcharty, Running Despite Wrcnclcd Nncc, Equals
Mark and Scores Points Needed 10 Gain
Margin on Park View Team.

had cs:Anl:sncd the record at = -. !"
1927.
Lawrence Talbot Of Lenox School
established a new time for the 1l0-
vard hurdles in the unlimited class
finishing in l6 is. The previous rec
ord was held by Aubrey Of Gales-B
who finished in l5 2-5 in 1926.
Summaries:
s5.POI Nd CLASS.
5O.yard hurdles-won by Henrirz (Forcc
tdamsi. 4oroud f Juue. fHourcct. thIrL
Dintimau tWhcatlpyl Time O:l@1
Running broad irinn--Fog BY J.. E.llrn' .g,l,,
capporatt trcahndyI. Distance - tert -
Eigi iump-won BY Capporau fP,aboty':
3o-,ard dh-l-W"g by Condit. r, Y.
zahia fBurronrb.i. Tine. o.67.
Reny--wou ~ Monroe team, Harris. r
Whcatley third pcaho,!y. Time 0.4s.
Ico-PoJND CLASS.
Coward hurd'es--Won. bT Payre e.
monds -cc"ud Eicl5rv tElrightwoodi thir'.
H1.f Eroa[ Yrei,I inr.pW6a & 81 lchci'e r. Y
Bro~u1- s"ro'',i. Ja"ob-el tNheat|eyl: thir''
!. Ad1ns 'BrIShtwoedt. Distance 10 feet
Rpn"inr high inmpLwon by !,.l clsrl'
smith RS rare sG.% lig Haigh, 'i@.I'G lee, ac. ,'F
COWARD da.h-wou by Shiebo tE Y.
5r0wUtt -e"uud. GaruUSle tPetW0rthl tHird.
H7rper tWri=htr1art. Time. 0:O7i-.
Rriay--Wou hy Whe8tley team JENKINS.
MASH Laraham. Wounchor<etl. sa"ond Pea
body third Burroughs. Time. o,jS.
1t5-P0UND CLASS.
IOO-yar,I Iurdles-Won by Fleharty Il. V.
IB3rywni se,oud. Dayis e~nneatleyl third,
Running broad iump--won ny Rosentbal
Curtis Hydet. second ". In-Cue Buchsn-
am. third ienlyins Peabody HitOul. Dis
tlncn ] I feet 9 inches
Running high iump-Wou ny ThorHhHr-
Gales second Thomas tBUrroUEhsl thir,i.
Brown Fdmuudst Height. foot iO inches.
10-vard Ga,Il--Won by PecSover PARK
View second. J1col,seu tForrei; third.
HapchestCr Fore Time. O:0sa..
RPIay--Wou nv Force team tJaruhseu.
Humphrey. Manchester. johnson. second.
Park View third Wheatley. Time, O:55.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
Hurdle racr--Won by Talbot fLenoxj
second e. Cohen Park view) third. Hart
fBurruUzhsf. Tirle. 0:i6iz.
Broad jamp-Won by Buscher Park
View. second Lauhar' Brertl third. Ste
veus Bri-htwoodt. Distance. Is feet IL
inches.
Rurninc high iump-won bv Nayhush
CLeuoxt. second. Kicker ~. V. Brown;
third Gorip Park View. Distance. ) feet.
IO0-sard dash--Wou ny II. Goriu fParlS
View second Howard tCurtiS-Hydet third.
Blaine tMouroel Time O:i@.
RelaV--Won hv Whsatley team tDaniels.
Ret Ford Barberi. second Curts-Hyde:
fhlrd Monroe Tir'e. 0.54ts
Evening star., 1928-05-27
COLLEGE TRACK.
Army. Ii3, Springfield, II.
~ tie Ass0cisief pfcsz

~ tie Associated pfcsz
PHILADELPHIA May 2G.~~In their
final regatta 0f the season the CD!um"
bia University i50-p0und eight-OaTed
shell won the lightweight feature event
of the American Henley here today.
Coach Hubert O.endons pupils won
by tour lengths from Pennsylvania. the
crew that beat them three weeks ago
while Princeton vas q scant third ot
length bsek of Penn with Yale fourth
and Harvard last over the Henley dis
Lance Of / mile $50 yards, the Lions
were timed III 7.S a-5 II Was the first
defeat of the season Tor Penn ana
Princeton l50s third Ia their own diYi~
Eion
Yale's third varsity snapped through
10 q Weil~cafned i0~fo0t victory over
Princeton. Harvard coming Ia thlfd
and Pennsylvania last The Tigers
almost oYcfhalled the Ellis III the laat
quarter mile Dlt when COAsNalh
Charles Il Christensen pulled ont a
REQ flag ana waved II the Yale boat
seemed ~ jump ahsad aa II coming
dawn slide and despite The rally Of
| Princeton Won out IN Z minutes D seq
ondE.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
CORNELL CAPTURES
THREE CREW RACES
liz the Associatcd Press

Ry the Associstcd Press.
ITHACA, N. Y, May 26.~~Cornclps
oarsmcn swept through TO victory in all
three races in the dual regatta with
Syracuse on Lake Cayuga today The
big Rcd varsity scored its victory by
a margin of two and one-quartcr
lengths.
Cornell also won the freshmen and
Junior varsity races. 1t was the tirst
time Syracuse and Cornell had met in
u dual regatta.
After Syracuse had jumped into n
slight lead at the start of the varsity
race Cornell overhaulcd the Orange al
the quarter mile and went one to Il
quarter length ahead. This was grad
TALLY increased to two and n quarter
lengths at the finish Cornell time for
the two miles was 10 "a Us, Syracuse,
10 ~.
Cornell won the freshmen race by
six lengths. The times were Cornell
10 81 SIS. Syracuse. II 30,
The Junior varsity won by three and
quarter lengths IN 1887 Syracuse's
time was II 10
Evening star., 1928-05-27

- AIMING a big lead in the run.
ming events, Tech captured
T first honorS in the thirty-firS,
~ annual inter-high school track
and field meet at Central Sta
6sum yesterday afternoon, although
forced to beat Central in the mile relay
10 assure a 50-to-4l decision over the
Blue ana White athletes Eastern fin-
lShed third with &c points ana Western
taa only other school represented
gained but points,
Fleet-footed Jack Edwards was largely
responsible for the Tech victory He
led the field in the 44o and go yard
GaSheS took first place III the shotput
tralled his teanmatc III the century
dash and ran at anchor on the winning
relay combination. In all he figured in
scoring IS Tech points accounting for
Is personally. His individual work was
not approached by any other athlete,
Phil Kline OF Central being his nearest
rival, with points,
Relay Mark Made.
Coach Hap Hardells mile quartet set
a new record 10 sew up the verdict,
His speedy four won easily over Gem
trails relay team in 3 minutes 81 40
seconds. bettering the former record,
at minutes and S5 seconds.
Jim Proctor, 1.-THE pole vaulter OF
Central, ana Calvin Milans. star high
jumper of the same squad, accounted
Tor new records in their pet events.
Proctor slid over the bar at II feet
6 inches. 10 better that of Henry Nc
Donald Of Tech set last year with an
IL foot ! inch leap. Milans equaleo
the mark he set in the c Club meet
last SATURDAY with s foot y inch
iunp. This betters The old mark set
by ASolphuS Bond OF Eastern IN the
1924 meet at ) feet inches. MiianS
eliminated all rivals at feet II inches,
but continued on 10 a new marx.
Mckinley sprinterS took formidable
Lead at the start with Mullen and Ed
wards finishing one-two in the century
dash Edwards first place IN the shot
put gave his team 2-to-l advantage
at the end Of the first six events.
Central Threatens.
Central threatened to overhaul the
Techites by coping first place in four
Of the field events. while Eastern and
western athletes were holding the lead
ers al bay by taking the runner-up
Positions in these events.
The mile relay. the final event, was
reached with Tech holding a 45to-4
lead over their old rivals. The combina-
ton Of Nebel, Reichman, Bailey and
Edwards. set too fast a pace for the
Foley-coached quartet and the only
points awarded in this event went to
the championship team.
Eastern took three first places, tied
Evening star., 1928-05-27
SCHO0LBOY ATHLETIC
SCHEDULE FOR WEEK

MONDAY.
Junior high school championship
track meet, Central Stadium. 2 o'clock
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown freshmen,
at Georgetown base baln.
TUESDAY.
Eastern VS.. Western (hase ball, pub
lie high title game), Central Stadium,
3:I5 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY.
Mount ST. Mary's Prep VS.. Dewitt,
here tbase BALL.
THURSDAY.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park (tennis, Prep School
League match.
FRIDAY.
Eastern VS.. Central (base ball, public
high title game), Central Stadium, S:I5
o'clock.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Gonzaga base
balI).
Public high individual indoor rifle
championship match at Central.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Leonard Hall
tbaSe BALI.
Central VS.. Western golf, public high
title match.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Three Marks Go Tech Wins Meet Pluck of Youth Decides Eemen
RELAY RACE GIVES EDGE
OVER CENTRAL, so TO Al
Winners Relay Team, Proctor, Mount Pleasant Pole
Naulter, and Bond of Eastern in High Jump
Responsible for New Records.

for one second and gained l point in
six events by finishing third The
Miles twins. Frank and Chester, along
with Joe EntwiStlc figured strongly in
the half and mile events. The Miles
boys ran and 3 i'll the mile run.
Fonts gave Western of its points
by taking second III the pole vault L.
Steele gained more by tying with
BuShong Of Eastern for second place in
the high Jump. Bushong won the toss
and was awarded the second place
medal
+ Edwards Is Speedy
In addition TO the record perform
anccS Of Proctor, Calvin MilanS and the
Tech relay team, some other creditable
performances stood out. Edwards
stepped the 440-yard spin in 5l4-5
seconds, Just one-1ifth Of a second above
the inter-hieh record set by Horace
Hebb Of Tech in 1926 Heine Hoffman
tossed the javelin for Eastern. l52 feet
inches. approaching the record mark
o. 100 leet = inches. held by Coleman
Jones OF Central, which was set in 1925
A soggy inside alley handicapped the
runners somewhat Considerable worl,
MAS necessary III order TO set the track
N shape IN time for the meet and witl,
the exception of wet spots on the inrnr
rail- 1t was fairly fast.
l0o-yard da>h-won by Mvucr IT, 500.
qt'': In a. f-"waras s T.; third Pierce lCN Time.
i2O-yard high hurtlIc.--won hv ponc
~ ~, second. Maury c.; third. Kline tCH.
s"0-yard dash--Won by Edwards tTl.
second. H,nke &C. thlrd. Mullen IT..
s2olow hGrdIes-won Ivy Bailey oTl.
TTcCoha. kiernan ttl: third. Pope tTD.
-, ,iio.ynrd dash-;Won by Jack Edwards
tT.}. Tine. 81 45 SECONDS ''''"' Neoe'
SS0-Sard dash-Won 10y Joe Fntwistlc
NJ second Reichman (TJ third.
l.mile srun-W.on by Frank Miles gEN:
SECOND, Shaw IT.: third. Chester Miles
q ,,i,. Tine, Tine, % %minqtes q 20 seconds;
man Bailey and Edwards second Central
Reilly. Colman, pmmley and Perryl third,
Eastern tglow. Hughes, Rogcrson and Eut.
New record Old mark set by Tech-Car-
penter, Hough. Gross NcNamara-in laIS
az frdnd & minqteS amgw@g % w,ge9ndS d cr,.s ,c,
ond. Postlewait CTl third. Ed Milans tC.J.
DISTANCE. ~ feet ; = inches.
High iump-Won by C. Milan &C D. tic
for Secordi between H. Bushong IL. and l..
record. ;, o. mark. ) feet 5 inches. set by 4.
:. shoiput--won Py Edwqrds ,Tl: second.
Distance, 45 feet 81 inches
second Lampson c.: third Wood tE.J.
Discus throw-won hy Kline C.: scc-
ond. hoi!and ~ third, Pyles tE.l. DIS
:. Pole yault---won 1y Proctor co. second
fon's ySb. 'hir1 wyon roar. FL o.. Heisn, s,s9t
by Henry Mcdonald tTl last year at ii
feei lnch.l
Evening star., 1928-05-27

A N important factor in the victory
~ of the E. V. Brown School atl-
"A letes who captured the city
4 A track and field championship
for elementary schools yeStcr-
day on the Plaza field. was the pluck
Of lanky youngster who leaped the
hurdles to brilliant finish. unmirdful
Of wrenchcd knee which might we'll
have caused his retirement before the
final heat. He ran his race to the fin
iSh and cqualcd the record in the bar
gain.
Ralph Fleharty, 115-pound hurdler
for f. v. Brown. won the event in
Is 2-5 seconds. 1t was after the race
that one of the officials caught Fle-
harty as he staggered off the track and
learned of his injury. His 5 points
gave E. " Brown q 24-to-22 edge over
Park View in the senior meet which
carried the city championship 0ul Of
the Columbia Heights section for thn
first time since 1915.
535 in Competition.
Five hundred ard thirty-fve boys
competed In the senior and junior
events run off under the supervision Of
the Playground Department of the Dis
trict. All Of these contestants had won
pldCp III UIlC Vi Jllc iluIilLlONlo kJAC
nary events which were held during the
past two weeks On the municipal play
grounds, More than 1900 boys tried
out for the right TO represent their
grounds in the finals.
Events were run off in four classes,
the IS and 100 pound classes in the
Junior meet and the lis and unlimited
classes in the senior meet.
Z. v. Brown captured the junior as
we'll as the senior championship. taking
the former with IS points.
The other schools finished in the fol-
lowing order: Park View. %; Wheatley.
81. Force 20; Monroe. 10: Peabody. IL;
Curtis Hyde, IL LenOX, 10: Brent-Dent,
| 9: Brightwood. 8: Edmonds, 6; Bur-
roughs, s; Gales, S. Buchanan. 8;
| Grant, 8. Petworth. s. Brookland. g.;
| Taylor, | Weightman. I.
! Junior meet Wheatley. IL; Monroe.
II; Force, II; Peabody. 10; Brcnt-Dent,
0; Brightwoodi. 7; Edmonds, s.; Pet
worth, 3; Brookland. 3. Burroughs. 2;
| TAYLOR, /. Weightman, /.
| TWO records were broken both In the
hurdle race. Lester Payne Of Edmonds
| School lowered the l00-pound class 30
ward hurdle mark by is second when
he finished in IL is. Baker of Monroe
Evening star., 1928-05-27

~ ALTIMORE. Md. May 26.--The
last undefeated college lacrosse
team went down to most as
IL tonlshing defeat today. when
the University Of Maryland u
was defeated by Johns Hopkins, to J..
The collapse OF Maryland came en-
tirely as surprise to It's large army
OF stick followers. Having wiped ont
everything it met during the season,
victory vas anticipated. The Col
lcgc Parkers and their admirers Will
be a long time In figuring ont the
why's and wherefores OF the ContcS,.
More than 1000 stick fans packed
the HomeWood stands and lined the
fences long before the struggle got
under way. It was a gathering that
could only guess and hope after so
minutes Of the first half. for when
intcrmission intcrvcned, neither side
had vet been credited with tally.
But after the rest storm broke
among the Blue Jays, and at the apex
of that flight formation few big Bid
olson and Logan. A few minutes after
the start OF tho period the Jays regis
tered their first goal Sixty seconds
later the Black and Blue made the
count 2 TO 0. Two minutes more and
third hall entered the net for Hop
kins. With 10 minutes gone the home
Evening star., 1928-05-27

A NNAPOLIS, May 26-Next Sat-
" urday the teams of the Naval
n and Military academies meet in
4 three sports, the last contests
between the representatives Of
the service schools. unless an agreement
can be reached as to eligibility of
players.
The base ball and track teams will
contest at Annapolis, while the la
crosse gamc will be at West Point.
Special interest attaches TO all Of these
meetings under the circumstances.
Army leads in base ball and track by
a margin which will not be affected by
one contest. while the Navy occupies
the same position in lacrosse.
In base bali the Army has won Is
games and the Navy 10, while the
former also leads in track by to /.
Navy, however, has won all four OF the
lacrosse games which have Been played.
Indications are that the teams arc
fairly we'll matched IN all three sports.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
RUNS FAST IT'S YARDS,

DENVER. May 20 tA'> Ed Hayes.
Denver University Sprtnter and candi-
date for the American Olympic team.
stepped i7S yards in Ill seconds In an
exhibition race here today.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
HOPKINS TWELVE SPOILS
CLEAN SLATE OF u. OF vi.

players scored @ fourth goal to which
vas added another four minutes later,
The sixth and last tally came as the
period reached the midway point.
II was n dazzling display of skill,
Biddison and Logan being the .nainstays
Of one Of the most sensational attack
rallies the game has seen this season.
Marylands one goal was scored when
only seven minutes remained 10 be
played. wilson making 1t after taking
a pass from Snyder.
Vionuun and Summary
Evening star., 1928-05-27

|HEEE Capital City League di-
visions will play the same sched-
ule TODAY that was booked last
Sunday and which rain inter-
rupted. Midget teams also VIII
face the same schedule, with the ex-
ception of Woodside and Plansky mines,
who battled last week.
Class A unlimited mines will meet as
scheduled for the fourth week. None
of the three undefeated mines will meet
each other. but at least two of this trio
will have to battle to keep clean records.
Chevy Chase Bearcats may give
Warren Hillearys Georgetown A. C..
nine. undefeated in three starts. some
trouble out on Friendship field. st.
Mary's Ceitics. undefeated in two con-
tests, may have more trouble with
Jewish Community Center toSSers on
Shipyard field at Alexandria.
DreadnauGhts and A. B. & w. Bus.
men. both seeking the northern Virginia
unlimited title, will hook up in another
feature contest in this class
Teams are generally we'll matched in
Evening star., 1928-05-27
NAVY RIFLEMEN VICTORS
IN THEIR FINAL MATCH

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May 26.-CIosing
their rifie-shooting season here TODAY,
the Midshipmen defeated the team Of
the list Regiment. New York National
Guard, 2.304 points 10 2.253
The feature of the match was the
remarkable work Of the Mldshipnlcn in
me rapid fire at 200 yards Eight Of
the ten had perfect scores and another
Wa6 ! point below.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
NAVY NINE DEFEATS
MT. ST. MARY'S, 20

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 26.-A week
from its final game against the Mill
tary Academy. the Navy played good
ball In the field today and defeated
Mount st. MaryiS. ? 10 0.
The Navy scored in the first on
Campbells error on MillieanS grounder
and singles by Gentner and Keith.
In the fifth another run was tailed
when Hicks and Hannegan hit safely.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
MILDLY RACKETERS END
SEASON WITH A VICTORY

ANNAPOLIS. Md, May 26.-CloSing
It's tennis season. the Navy defeated
Haverford today. 5 10 J. The Navy won
four OF the Ave singles and split the two
doubles.
Summaries.
:, straightforward Navy. defeated IVAN,
Haverfnrd d-S t--d. a. Grav HaVer.
iom JgteatTd Fartiu NAVY ~ s-~t.
u HoH NAVY defeated lohusop Hs>ef-
uoesrnnauer Havertar,i 6-S as. ID
Halstt al Navy. defeated Haruhugst Hayey-
fUtd al E~-~H.
p0uhes~ oward and Farrlu NaNV Ar-
teNtcd E.Ans and Ieheson. HaVerfNTd e---t.
~. HnEEeuoeA and GtaN UaNFrtcrd
dcteHied Nouns and Sst~NarN <avs, To
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Evening star., 1928-05-27
PRINCE GEORGES MINES
IN THREE GAMES TODAY

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. May 20 ---
Hase bah teams In the Southern halt
OF Prince Georges County viii be busy
tomorrow,
Marlboro tosbefa will entertain Indian
Head Marinea here, Crooma A. q. aud
Clinton A, e. viii clash at Croome ard
nrandywines tosaera will visit Indian
Head t0 meet the town nine there,
Evening star., 1928-05-27
SCHOOL RIFLE TITLE
IS KEPT BY WESTERN

Western has successfully defended It's
public high school rifle championship
The Georgetown Rangers have Just de-
feated Central for the second time this
season, by l,a06 to l,h74, David Me-
Dougal for Western and Stanley Dim
Widdie for Central we're stars
Scores from the various positions
Evening star., 1928-05-27
NET MATCH ABANDONED.

Because of wet courts the tennis
match between University Of Maryland
and Vtllanova scheduled yesterday at
College Park was called Oft
Evening star., 1928-05-27
Totals ~ a"tfS

Nuts y tfttfSu. ttt'AS. f.FFHfNS~~- nv cav %
aGe. Campbell RrAntiey Three base hit
Campbell. Sacrifice hitS-~lewrrnce Rvand.
lev. Bases on halls~-OH kerrlgan B. OF
Rraudley. / Struck cU,-R Kerrlga an. s:
by Rrandley Stolen ba~es--McG arrieau
~ Hen,ler Mtllcsn 80, HsnucEau, Keith
Lett nn bases~-Mouuj 81 Mary'S q Naval
Academy pouhle plaN~-Hcmlcr Rud
Campbell. CmptreS--MeSSrs Green anS
Hushes. Time ct same hour And 50
minutes
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Goa!s-IoSan 81. HelfrtsCh go Eagan.
Wilson SuhSututtous-Ho Hdaison
for nottcrWlrh niddisou going out home IN
vcrood haf and kcgan into the defense;
Maryland Smtnk for Snyder Roberts tor
Adv Referee Mr korn Syraruse Judge
~ piay~-Nr Graham Cornell Time OF
halves 10 minutes
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Jefferson Firennen viii have Cabin
John as Their guests a. O'Clock on
JefIergoa fed Home players win re-
port al 80 clock Manager Beck
with would ike " hear from managers
o. Heynooa Falrlo1Is Mount Rainiers
Sid Hyat1slalle Ail-staFs. Gail Claren-
DOR 250-W-z
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Coach Newman aau take bis Noun,
Pleasant 4. { players ~ LeeaDurg Va
this afternoon " meet the crack team
fepresen ting the Virginia town.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
CENTRAL HIGH BEATEN
By NAVY PLEBE SHOTS

ANNAPOLIS, I'D May 26.--tThc
isayy PIebc rife tceu !osed its season
today With d victor over Central High
oi Washington. 1851 10 2G7
The yearlng midshlpmen had the
margin al each Of the ioui classes Of
FIRE
Midahipman Parker was high gun
With 237 points out Of possible 250
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Triangle A. {. viii entertain Ma
Chcselcine's Modern Wooomen nine To-
cay a. Largo. Nd. On Wednesday
'Tylangles viii meet Hess 4. G. on the
same field, and Mas pets will 60 70
Silver Hill for Two games.
Evening star., 1928-05-27
BUREAU NINE HEADS
DEPARTM MENTAL LOOP

Bureau Of Engraving and Supply nine
is setting the pace In the Departmental
Base Ball League with three wins and
one defeat. Il Is the only team which
has more victories than losses.
SWede Swanson. pitcher Of the lead
er8. is the ranking hurlcr so far. TAX
ing part IN four games he has won
two tied one and lost one. With l2
hits out Of q times at bat Jack Caspar.
Agriculture, holds the best batting
average. Swanson has topped the
league in hitting the past two seasons.
Opltz, Treasury. ard Dye. q. +. o..
have stolen most bases, four apiece,
and Sol, q. T. O., is leading scorer
with eight runs.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Hditops will De the attraction on
Yslscepsbu.g diamond thiS afternoon 81
q o'clock a. guests of Dixie Pig a. &.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Kensington- Silver Spring tossers will
open their renovated park al Wheaton,
re with Ballston 4. 9. Is the sttrac-
tior. al 8 O'Clock Balifton previously
defeated the CE1ob charges.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

The newIy organized Chain 4. &. un-
limited hire yill MAKE itS DOW this
afternoon a. J O'Clock On 30 q dis
srord of TIE Monument grounds against
General Baking Co. representative
Evening star., 1928-05-27

With Army Headquarters nine as the
attraction al Mount Rainier today and
. visit 10 Eastport Nd. slated for
"Wednesday, the Mounts are IN for
busy week corkins. former Mount
nurler, IS expected 70 pitch for East
port.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Hess A. &. players viii meet tnis
morning a. 10 O'Clock On Virginia ave-
gue Fairgrounds ~ make trip 70
j T<otaYetoWn Nc, ~ meet q team Iep-
4 Yesenting that Town.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

THIN NFFh FFHFHHTt.
Tomorrow y o. ". Treasury APrt,
culture te Hlireau pf Engraving Il supply.
Tnufsb ~ --AFricuiture -. Treasury.
F1dHN-- Bureau 0f Engraving supply
rs. Government PRINTING 0ftice.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Auto Bodies, Radiators aud
Tenders Repaired
FFeeseRrDaf radiators and rOfea IN staeh,
Wiitstatta, 1893 iAth Bet. T. 4 q
$40 18th, 70 Block Below Ave.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Allied Rooferx are 10 face tough foe
TODAY al Ashub-n, Va. when Herndon
FagrlouK will be met al o'clock.
Allied players are asked 70 report al
1922 Nea. street northeast before
O'clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Hartford also taxes the Rad today
meeting Scaggsyille. no Ia Two games
Local players aIe ~ gather at lz60
Owens street northeast at u O'Clock
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Undefeated Seat Pleasant FlFeneF
snag find trouble this afternoon "iaef
pog Krembs Liberty f.. c. nine ls cn
pageo on the Seal Pleasant field
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Washington Red Sox open a three
game series with La Plata this after
noon at the Charles County town,
staging the other two contests Wednes-
day on the same diamond. SoX want
az catf-of-town foe for June 3. Call
Atlantic 3T77-W after 4 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Part Washington Soldiers viii be
visited today by washington Highlands
9lQgggfh.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

Simpsons Dairy nine ~ Aerfhsni&
League vii oppose Columbia FheHleh
et flekandgla ~ O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

- AIMING a big lead in the run
ming events, Tech captured
7 first honorS in the thirty-frSt
~ annual inter-high school track
ntnS sclS a,,nnt o. ExA.,An.l g.
Evening star., 1928-05-27

pamonds Art stone tossefe are "
Journey ~ Silver H!I NO. Dday 70
r. 1tfe fbe home town nine 1t 3 ocaock.