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Evening star., 1928-10-19
CATHOLIC u. FACES
TOUGH COURT CARD

Catholic University's basket ball team
record on the court this Winter to COM
pare favorably with the past few sea-
sons.
Despite that the Cardinals have lost
Foley. Long and several other depend
ables who have sported the colors of
the Brookland institution for the past
few seasons, they will face their usual
exacting schedule,> having booked games
with Navy. Virginia, Fordham, Loyola,
Villanova and City College of New
York Gallaudet will be met at Brook
land January 9. but dates for the an
nual home and home engagements with
George Washington and American Uni
vcrsity have not been set. Two games
with Mount ST. Mary's and another
with Washington and Lee also are
planned.
According to the schedule announced
Yesterday by Director of Athletics Jack
McAuliffe, the Cardinals will open their
season December IS when both the
G.. U. Varsity and Freshmen will en-
gage the VARSITY and Freshman uuints
of Baltimore University.
The schedule.
December 15-Baltimore u, Varsity and
Freshmen.
December i5-Wiliam and Mary.
January a-Callaude
January l2-Navv, Annapolis.
January l5-Loyols
January lS--Villspova
February 2-virginia, Varsity and Fresh
men.
February 6-Fordham.
February 12-Duuuesne.
February 14-Loyola. Baltimore.
February 22-Vilanova, Philadelphta.
February 23-City College. New York.
Two games pending with Georse Washing
ton. American University and Mount st.
Mary's; one with Washington and Lee.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
glund Due to Stage Brightest Contests of Weend Gruon Program
HARTMAN BASKETERS
WILL GATHER TONIGHT

A meeting of Hartman &, Co. basket
ball players is scheduled tonight at
French's store at 7 o'clock. The squad
includes many former scholastic stars.
Nelson Colley. William Crouch. Alvin
Buscher, Maurice Enright, Aloysius Nc
Gowan. Bernard Jones and Dominic
Falcone are included in this group.
Manager Emmett Broderick would
like to schedule games with Anacostia
Eagles. st. Mary's Celtics, Hyattsville
Guards and other strong teams. Call
Columbia 3833-J after o'clock or write
him at 43l7 Seventh street.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

Hayes McLain. Indian back with
Iowa, is built like the fullbacks of old
g feet 2, 225 pounds. He does his
best work against the enemy's line.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
HYATTSVlLLE HIGH
ATHLETES ARE BUSY

HYATTSVILLE Md. October lo.--
Hyattsville High School boys soccer
ball and girls field ball teams were to
engage these combinations of Oxon Hill
High School this afternoon at Hyatts-
Vile in Prince Georges County title
matches.
During the week the Hyattsville boys
have defeated Rockville and Gathers
burg High teams at soccer by scores of
to and to 2, respectively. and the
Hyattsville girls have drubbed the
Gaithersburg lassies at field ball, Is to
O.. The boys win over Gaithersburg
came as revenge for a defeat handed
Hyattsville by Gaithersburg several
days ago.
Hyattsville Volunteer Fire Department
bowlers. who won their opening en-
gagement over the. Bladensburg Firemen
here last Saturday night. will engage
Washington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission team of the Prince Georges
County Mems DucSpin League. tomor-
row night on the Arcade alleys here at
8 o'clock. and Monday night will en-
counter the Bethesda. Md, fire depart
ment team at Bethesda.
Wiseman. Davis. George Wilcoxen
Walsh. Vincenzo and Dorrelle are the
players making up the Hyattsville de-
} partmentS team
Evening star., 1928-10-19
MARSHALL WINS MATCH.

BERLIN, october 19 Lp).-The sixth
round of the International Chess
Masters tournament was played yes
terday, Marshall, United States cham
pion. scoring his first victory. Capa-
blanca of Cuba was held to a draw by
DR.. Tartakower of France, but he still
leads with three and one-half games
won and one and one-half lost.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
PETROLLE HURTS HANDS.

DULUTH. Mimi. October 10 fPl.-
Billy Petrolle, the Fargo Express" and
contender for Sammy Mandell's light
weight crown. injured his hands so Sc
vere,y in his losing bout with King Tut
of Minneapolis Tuesday night that he
has been forced out of the ring for six
weeks.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
ALTRoCK ENTERTAINs.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October ia
Nick Altrock coach-comedian of the
Washington base ball team. presented
Skit at the Kiwanis Club luncheon
yesterday in the George Mason Hotel.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
G. u. PREP MIDGETS LIST
CLASH WITH VIRGlNIANS

Georgetown Prep School midget class
foot ball eleven will entertain Univer-
sity of Virginia Props tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock on the new
Georgetown Prep athletic field at Gar
rett Park, Md.
Evening star., 1928-10-19
PRO NET STARS TO PLAY.

CHICAGO. October 19 tP).-Vincent
Richards of New York and Karl
Zozeluh of Prague. Czechoslovakia
will renew their professional tennis
rivalry in a match at the Chicago
Coliseum October 81.
Evening star., 1928-10-19

A foot ball stadium, carved out of
the hills. will be dedicated by Georgia
when Tulane plays at Athens October
~
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
Bale De CarneStOlen=
daS Ell PrOximO SabadO

Ell pr0ximo sabado, Is de Febre-
70, en- ell Salon "Armory' tendra
lugar I'm simpatico bale de Carna-
val, que ha sido organizado por un
grupo de enthusiasts jovenes de la
ciudad.
Antes de la fiesta, Sc procedera
al enjuiciamiento de Don Nal
Humor" que, segun Sc nos infor,
ma, Sc encuentra va encadenado,
esperanto que Sc lie haga tremen-
da acusacion de la que, aun GUAM
do quiera hacerse ell loco, proba-
blemente no alcance perd0n.
Don Nal Humor," que como de-
cimos, Sc encuentra va %encarcela-
do, sera llevado esa noche al Sa-
Ion, en- donde sera juzgado. En-
case de encontrarlo culpable ell
jurado, de la acusacion que en- su
contra Sc lie va a presentar, ell
Juez lie aplicara TODD ell rigor de
la ley, procedi6ndose a SUI ejecu-
cion Embellishments.
Despues, para festejar la desa-
parici0n del causante de tantos
chismes y arguendes, los concu-
rrentes Sc entregaran al bale, ell
que durara por algunas horas.
Sombreros y bastones Sc rega-
laran a todos los concurrentes que,
Sc espera, sean muchisimos, So
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11

Una hija del desaparecido ex
Gar de todas los Rusias Sc en-
cuentra en- New York, tranquiIa,
aIejada del mundanaI ruido de las
pompas paIaciegas. La noble de-
ma, Viviendo de los ~recuerdos, es
una de las mas capacitadas para
~apreciar Ia verdad incontestable,
de que la vida es VANIDAD. Los
~despertares son amargos. Los
cuentos de AIadino Sc han Gambia
do. La Cenicienta Sc convirtio en-
~princesa, ahora es a las p~rincesas
a quienes toca convertise en- Cent
cientas.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
DISCURSO DEL
PIE ACHADO
A LINDBERGH
Miles De Personals EsperarOn
En- Ell AerOdrOmO Al Avia-
dor Americana

HABANA, Cuba, Feb. 1O.-El
microbes, lego a esta Capital ell
aviador Charles A. Lindbergh, en-
SUI Ultima etapa en- su viaje de
buena voluntad iniciado en- Di-
ciembre pasado.
En- ell aereodromo de este lugar,
fue esperado por una compacta
muchedumbre, asf como por ell
Presidente Machado y los Dele
gados al Sexto Congreso Pan-Ame-
ricano.
Del aereodramo fu6 llevado al
Palacio de Gobierno, distante ocho
millas, habiendosele dado en- aquel
lugar, por ell Presidente Machado,
la bienvenida a Cuba. Machado,
en- su discurso, entire otras cosas
dijo: "Tu has venido a esta Re-
publica, en- donde nosotros pelea-
most arduamente por Independent
cha. Tu representas una de las
mas grandes naciones del mundo,
como Embajador del aire. Yo tie
extiendo una cordial bienvenida
por cada cubano. Tu, practical
mente, has visto toda nuestra isla,
cuyOs h~abitantes nunca olvidaran
10 que tn haz hecho por ellos en-
sus horas de necesidad. Nuestro
pals es pequeno en- territorio, pero
es grande por su amor por la Ii
bertad.
Tu eres unO de los grandes
hombres de una gran nacion y ST.
empire seras considerable como n
de los mas gloriosos ciudadanos
del mundo. C%ualquier momento
de tn vida, en- gloria o pena, tn
siempre tendras un amigo en- no
sotros. Tu siempre seras bien re-
cibido en- Cuba.
FL discourse del PreS1dente Ma
chado fuo traducido por ell Em-
bajador Cubano en- Washington,
Sr. Ferrara, actualmente en- la
Isla.
Despues de las ceremonies, Lin
dy fu6 conducido a la casa del
Embajador Americana, en- donde
permanecera durante SUI estancia
en- esta.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
FL Hotel Santa Rita
Sera RecOnStruidO

Planes para ell future Sc han
venido estado hacienda, por los
propietarios del Hotel Santa Rita,
que van a invertir de $50 a dos
cientos mil dolares, en- la remode-
laci6n del edificio, re-decoraci6n
asf como a aumentarle "a cuartos
mas, con las ultimas comodidades.
Dos arquitectos de Los Angeles,
considerados como los primeros en-
aquella ciudad, son los e~ncargados
de hacer los planes para la reno
delacion del Hotel.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
Will Rogers InvitadO
al ROdeO En- Tucson

Ell famoso humOrista Will ROg-
ers, sera invitado para que venga
a Tucson, durante ell presente mes
y en- los dias que tenga lugar LA
Fiesta de los Vaqueros."
En- case de que acepte, Sc pom
dri a SUI disposition un aeroplano
para que haga ell viaje desde Bev-
erley Hills, donde reside.
Ash mismo, Sc hace 10 possible
porque este ano sean dos hombres
de gran estatura, los que asistan
al Rodeo.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
HICKMAN Y Ell
PADRE DE M.
O CAREADOS
Ell Els Ell Hombre, DijO Ell Ban
querO, AL Estar Frente AL
ASeSinO

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. TO-
William Edward Hickman y Perry
M. Parker, ell primero asesino y
mutilador de la hija del segundo,
fueron careados ell jueves.
Ell banquero Perry identified a
Hickman como ell hombre que ha-
bfa tornado de sus manos, los BIZ
lletes de $40 como page por ell
cuerpo destrozado de Marion Park
err.
"El es ell hombre que tomo ell
dinero," dijo ell banquero.
Ell joven criminal durante las
horas que no esta en- las audien-
cias, ha estado preparando un
bien fundado discurso, ell que quie-
re pronunciar ante ell Juardo CO.
mo SUI Ultima defensa.
Parte de csc discurso, fue va
lefdo por uno de los alienistas y
en- Ell trata sobre ell crfmen en-
America, sobre 81 ell pdblico 10
comprende y sobre 81 Sc SAGA al
gun resultado con guitar la vida
al criminal o con dejarlo en- una
penitenciarfa por toda su vida.
En- tai %discurso, Hickman trata
sobre los hermanos Loeb, los cua-
les cometieron un crfmen seme-
JAMIE al cometido con la nina
Parker y los cuales fueron con-
denados a prisi0n perpetual.
Hickman dice que, imponiendole
csc pena, sera I'm ejemplo para la
juventad, para que escarmiente.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11

WASHINGTON. Feb. LOLA
fuerza de narc0ticos, al servicio fe-
deral de este pals, y que Sc en-
cuentra bajo las 0rdenes del Corl.
L. G. Mutt, dice que no podra con-
tinuar su campana con mucha eff
ciencia, en- virtud de que Sc ha
acabado ell dinero, y que en- 10
SUCCESSIVE no sc podran hacer "com-
pras'' a los traficantes para com
probarles su culpabilidad.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11
Hoy ES Fl Bale
De La MOCtezuma

Hoy, por la noche, tendra lugar
en- ell Salon "Alianza" ell bale or
ganizado por la Sociedad 'Mocte-
yuma"
Ademas, habra algunos hume
ros especiales de bale y canto, Sc
gun ha manifestado la Comision
~encargada de la organization de la
fiesta.
Una de las mejores orquestas
de Tucson, sera la que tocara.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-11

b~repasando su numero a todos los
habidos Ell fiestas de esta natu-
~raleza, EN- amos a%nteriores.
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TiIden Picks L. S.
Davis Cup Players;
Texas Man Placed

AUGUSTA, Ca. Mar. 2f-pP1-Wil-
liam Tilden III. captain on the United
States Davis cup team. tonight an
nounccd that John Hennessey, In
dianapcliS; Arnold Jones. Providence,
r. T.. and Wilmer Allison, Fort
Worth, Texas, in addition to him.
self would compose the squad that
will meet the Mexican tenn az Mex
leo City next month In the first
round OF American zone play.
w. ". Coen, Dr., Kansas City high
school boy. Tilden said. would be
taken along with the team for the
experience because Of his excellent
showing in the tryouts here this
week.
Announcement Of team selections
came as a complete surprise as Til
den previously had said the names
OF the players chosen would not tie
made public until tomorrow night.
John w. Wear OF Philadelphia.
chairman Of the Davis cup COM
mittee. said, however. taat Tilden,
on comforting with United States
lawn tennis association officials
here this morning tentatively had
agreed on players. but withheld
final decision until today's play was
completed.
The team will leave here tomor-
row night for Mexico City and win
spend considerable time condition
ing there before meeting the Next
can Davis cup team on April 5 and
6.
Mr.. Wear said that Coen. a 16-
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HIDALCO MEET
RACEISCLOS
McAllen, Donna, Yves.
lace Have Tight Run
For First Place


DONNA, March 24.-With many Of
the results not tabulated tonight, it
was indicated that the race had been
close between Donna, Neslaco and
McAllen for first place in the Hi
dalgo county interscholastic league
two-day meet. Good crowds attended
and the interest was keen.
Donna seemed TO be leading in the
number Of first places taken but sew
eral of the events in which this city
won firsts do not count in the final
standing.
The results Of the meet will be
tabulated Monday and winners will
be- announced then, according 20 y.
ID Bramalette, director general.
In the high school track and field
meet Donna won first place, Meal
len second and Phar-San Juan third.
Mission was winner in the mile relay.
In the class b meet Sharyland
took first place and Hidalgo second
In the rural school division South
Palm Garden was first and Valley
view second.
In the junior boys class "A track
Donna won first and McAllen second
In the girls meet McAllen entries
were first and Donna second.
In the literary events some of the
results were as follows:
Boys debate-Weslaco first, Don.
M second.
Girls debate-Mission first, Merce-
des second.
Senior boys declamation-Donna.
Senior girls declamation-Phnrr.
San Juan.
Junior boys Observation-Disclosures
Junior girls Observation-Disclosures.
Junior spelling-Pharr-San Juan.
Junior spelling-Pharr-San Juan.
Sub-junior speliing-Weslaco.
Observation-Disclosures first, Merce-
des second.
Typewriting-Donna.
Wild flower display-Mission, Ed
inburg.
Extemporaneous speaking - Edin-
burg first, Weslaco second, Mercedes
third.
Band-Donna first, Weslaco sec.
ond. 1.-TWO entries).
Observation-Disclosures first. Donna
second, Mercedes third, HidaiFo
fourth.
Edward j. Onstot, director or the
day, expressed appreciation 10 the
Brownsville junior college for sun
plying competent judges for the
events.
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year-old star. was being carried only
that he might gain experience and
be or mid I'm future international
competition.
Henncsscy, who Il 81 years old,
is the fifth ranking player in the
nation. but has never before par
ticipated in Davis cup competition.
Jones. who was graduated from
Yale In 1895 is the seventh ranking
player In the states and for three
years was a star on Ellis tennis
team.
Allison, u student III the University
or Texas. Is national Intercollegiate
champion and only in the last few
years has sprung into the tennis
limelight.
This will mark Tilden's ninth sue
cessive year Of play on the Davis
cup team. Tilden declined 10 elab-
crate on his announcement or Sc
lections, beyond giving out n letter
OF thanks 10 the city Of Augusta
for the hospitality extended the
squad while playing there.
Coen continued his victorious
sweep today by defeating Edward
bud" Chandler. Harvard law stu
dent. and former intercollegiate
champion, 1-6. 1910. SO. 81. u.s.
Tilden. captain or the Devils cup
squad, played his best game or the
week In the other singles contest
Of the afternoon TO defeat Arnold
Jones, Providence. r. l., and former
Yale star. 6-3. 6-3. 60.
In the other singles matches Of
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ENTERTAINING
BOUTSCARDED
AT MERCEDES
Shaw VS.. Montana Be-
Iieved To Be Fine
Scrap; Macy Quits
Ring For Office


Time; Monday. March 20. : r. N.
Place. Mercedes. AL Robinson
rev fight arena.
Participants; Main event. Battling
shaw W. Joe Montana, scheduled 10
rounds; Ken Macy vs.. Sake 0'Hara,
s rounds: Jack McCarty vs.. White
Wolf. 8 rounds; Jesse Sada Va. Tony
Nicotcra. = rounds
Object: All they can do 70 each
other.
This choice morsel az "a rounds
of modified murder when served up
BY Promoter Al Robinson. is expected
10 Satiate the Valley fight fans
cravings for some time TO ome
In the headliner, Battling shaw
and Joe Montana, each 81 whom hold
a victory over Juan Hernandez. will
club and stab IL out over "A scheL-
uled ten-roEnd ~tete-a-tete that prom
ises 10 be one Of the hest fights in
the Valley since the memorable set
10 staged by Kid PanchO and JOHNNY
Hughes. The victories over Herman
dez are ample recommendation for
many lower Valley fans and a large
delegation is expected therefr0m-
Battling Shaw further demonstrated
his werth as an exponent Of the
clinched digits before Valley fandom
when he made the customarily classic
features Of Dick Wymore. known as
the La Feria flash. assume distorted
and CORY unnaturalness, at a recent
fray.
Ken Macy. who has decided TO
forego the ring for the drawing
board and art gum in an architects
office and c0nfine his wranvlings "a
prospective customers over plans and
specifications. will be singing mis-
announced swan song when he and
Snake O'Hara clash fn the eight-
round semi-final. Macy has always
been a willing fighter and may be
expected 70 expend great efforts to
finish his career with = win. Snakes.
fresh from a victory over Frankie
Treyino. the Matamoros iron man.
does not propose to let anvonc's
swan song deter his own pugilistic
ambitions. A good e-ar-mangling row
Is toreseen in this scrap by the dope
sters.
In a six-round fray, Jack McCarty,
a veteran Of the ring. viii take on
the fast moving White Wolf. who
zones from Laredo. White Wolf re-
Gently lost a close decision 10
Speed Hampton Of Fort Brown.
but has been training steadily for
an attempted comeback. McCarty
represents X. the unknown quantity.
but has many hackers who have seen
him in action before.
Jesse Sada, clever youngster from
Laredo. and Tony Nicotera or Fort
Rirgg0ld will open the bill in a six
round bout that may not 20 six
rounds II Sada il able 20 land effec-
lively with the heavy right demon-
strated in his bout with Hernandez
az Fort Brown.
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A Second Bill Tilden" il the title
predicted for a tall, gangling New
York youth young Frank X. Shields,
who for many months has been one
Of the school boy sensations Of ten
mis-.
Not yet II years old. Frank is
showing remarkable talent in the
court game. The tremendous strides
the boy took during the last year
has stamped him as a great posi-
bility 70 become Americas foremost
tennis star in the not too very dts
tant future.
Shields apparently possess all the
physical advantages Of Tilden. lie
is tall. broad shouidcred. equipped
with long. sinewy arms and has I'M
limited endurance.
The boy is not a volieyer or a base
line player alone, but plays a salts
factory ~all-around court game with
o wide assortment az strokes. That's
the style that made and kept Tilden
q great star over n long period.
II may do the same for Frank.
Shields has still another wear Of
junior play ahead Of him and. with
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Miss S~igourney
Wins Indoor Net
Title For: Women

BROOKLINE. Mass. March "a
R)-Miss Edith Sigourney of Ma
hant, won the women's national in
door tennis singles championship Of
the Longwood covered court today
defeating Mrs. Charles y. Hubbard,
Jr.. in the finals, 4-6, 60. GIL.
Paired with 1~5-year-old Sarah Pal
frey OF Brookline, the youngest OF
her sex ever in win a national senior
title. Mrs. George Whitman carried
off the doubles championship, de-
feating Mrs. W. NJ. Shedden and Mrs.
j. l.. Bremen of Boston. 6-2, 60.
Mrs. Wightman acquired her twen-
ty-eighth national title, when In
partnership with Henry T.. Johnson,
Jf- a Dartmouth freshman. she won
the finals match in the mixed dou-
bles. defeating Mrs. Hubbard and
Henry p. Guild of Boston, 6-3, 6-1.
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Higgins Is
Victor In Derby
AT New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. March 24.-fP-
Jack Higgins. owned by WI. Curran,
won the seventh renewal rf the Lou
isiana derby here today. BeaureEarA
was second and Timemaker. the fa-
vorite, third. and Galahad finished
fourth
Jack Higgins. ridden by Jockey e..
+. Allen. was a length and a half
ahead Of Beauregard nj the finish.
Time Maker. the heavily backed IA
voritc, was three lengths behind
Baaurcgard-
The time for the milo and one
eighth was 1.52.
Jack Higgins paid $l6.40 to place
and 5000 ~ show. ~BeaureFnrd paid
St4.4 to place and $40 to show, and
Time Maker paid $3.50 10 show. The
track was almost fast.
Unofficial estimates placed the
crowd at 1900.
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Detroiter Keeps
Lead in Marathon
Race to New York

THOREAU, N. NJ, March 24.-P-
Although he finished fifth in today's
BIB mile grind from Gallup, NJ. NJ.
Arne Souminen Of Detroit, retained
bis lead in the Los Angeles To New
York marathon race with an elapsed
time Of 126:51:25. Andres Payne OF
Claremore, Okla, who finished third
today gained slightly on Souminen
and has an elapsed time Of I~29:49:57
Tor the 74f.6 miles that have been
covered thus far.
Peter Gavuzzi Of SOUTHAMPTON.
Eng, made the best time today's Ian.
he covered the distance from Gallup
over the Continental Divide 10 this
place in 4:3O:30. Nestor Erickson
Of Port Chester. N. ". was second
today in 4:30:45. He has an elapsed
time of 1~40:42:32. while Gavuzzi's
elapsed time is 3O:5O:O1.
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TANGLED IN WHISPERS

BEAUMONT. March 24.-P,-Zed
iker went as wild rs his flowing Jocks
this afternoon and allowed the Fx-
u~orters to defeat the House Of David
3 70 3. In the third the locals scored
all their runs on two hits. two bases
on balls. a hit batsman. a balk and
two errors Zediker was succeeded
by RadIoff. who went five innings
and allowed one hit.
However. Using and Williams were
no bargains, nor vas the Exporter
fielding which performed perfectly
n hold the runs down. Peterson
slammed n homer over right fieIA
fence in the fifth with none en-. The
teams play here again tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25
CUBS TAKE FIRST CAME

WACO March 24.-tPl-The Waco
Cubs scored two runs in the ninth
inning to nose out the Oklahsna City
Indians here this afternoon. Z to 6.
The Cubs held the advantage up to
the ninth when the Indians nut
across three runs 10 take n 6-to-5
lead. The Prattmen came back with
q brace Of runs in their half to save
the game from going into overtime.
The Cubs meet the Indians in the
second game Of the series Sunday
afternoon.
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Cambridge Wins
AS Oxford Falls

LONDON. Mar. 24.-R-Despite
the presence Of six American
Rhodes scholars on it's squad. Ok
ford was overwhelmed today by
Cambridge In the Goth annual track
and field meet Of the two great uni
versities. With first place alone
figuring IN the team scores, Cam
bridge captured tie meet. eight
points "a three. One Of Oxford's
three points went to G. p. Faust,
former Princeton star. VINO broke
the varsity record by clearing IL
feet in tho pole vault.
Although Faust was the only
American 70 score. three others
placed IN their events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-25
BOSTON LOSES
TO ATHLETICS
Hauser's Singles Give
Team Victory BY
5 to 3 Count

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March "a.
-tPl-Joe Hauser's four steaming
singles ended the Philadelphia Ath-
letics' losing streak anc gave them a
) to 3 victory over the Boston Ma
tionals here today. evening up the
series Of two games. Hauser played
occasionally at first base and was
responsible for four Of the Mack
mems runs.