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Evening star., 1929-01-02

BIOS. Eagles III tllc 1ESb Icy
ular wednesday night card in which
the Birds will figure.
That the Grays will offer the Eagles
stern opposition is evidenced by the
fact that the former will have in its
lineup such stalwarts as Jack FOrney,
Mickey Macdonald, Bill Banta, Tom
Peck and others.
Pierce A. C. Of HyattsviIle and Light
ming basketers were victims of Peck
Memorial quints yesterday, the former
being defeated, 8 to 81, by the Peck
Regulars and the latter, "A to 20, by
the Peck Junior class tossers.
Victorious over Columbia Engine Co.
tossers of Alexandria, 46 to 10, yester-
day. Y. M. @. A. baSketers tomorrow
night will entertain ST. Martins on the
"Y" floor at $3.50 o'clock. Y. M. C. A.
Independents and Hoffman Clothiers
of Alexandria are to hook up in the
preliminary at 7:15 o'clock. Harding
with 10 points, led "Y" scorers yes
terday.
Though they lost, 25 to 80, last night
to Optimists, Speakers are still tleo
with Fort Myer for the lead in the 115-
pound division of the Boys Club Basket
Ball League Each has won four games
and lost two. French MidgetS trimmed
Arcadians, 13 to Z, and Fort Myel
drubbed Meridians, 80 to II, in Other
1l5-pound league matches last night.
Postponement Of the Washington
City Amateur Basket Ball League game
scheduled for tomorrow between Com.
pany F of Hyattsville and Company G
District National Guard, has been an
nounced. Lieut.. McClay of the Hyatts.
vile company Is asked to call manager
| of Company G at Main 222.
Potomac Boat Club basketers. WHIT
last night added another win to theil
long string, defeating Naval Air court
men, IT to 10, at Boiling Field, will en-
gage Tremonts tomorrow night in {
Community Center League game.
Jewish Community Center tossers vii
entertain Passaic Athletic Club tonight
in the center gym. where they viii
engage Hartman g. 90. quint Sun.
day and Y. M. C. A. team Monday
night. All three matches will start a
8 o'clock.
night by Y. M. C. A. AZtecs, WHIT
!
and Live Wires, 35 to 0, on the baske
ball court. AZtecs are arranging game:
through Manager Holm at Main $3.50.
Northern A. C. tossers vanquishet
Y. NJ G. A. Juniors, % to 18, in {
hard-fought mat . last night on th'
"Y" floor.
Games with VI ton teams to b
PLAYED Sunday n. are still beinl
sought by Oakley : ef Baltimore
Address Theodore n Ks, 1854 Oakle.
avenue, Baltimore.
Boys Club Standards will engage Ma
tional Preps in court game tonigh
at 7 o'clock in the Central High gym
other matches are wanted by Stand
ards with 130-pound class teams. Cal
Georgia 42l4.
Stanton Athletic Club quint Is cast
ing about for contests with quints hav
ing floors. Challenges are being re
ceivel by Manager Tony Jordan q
slinccin '6977-J between S and 6 ..riI
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SHORE, D. C. NETMAN,
LOSES FINAL MATCH

BALTIMORE, Md, January 2.-Un-
able to solve the southpaw maneuvering
Of Richard Murphy, youthful Utica.
N. Y, racketer, Frank Shore, Washing
tons promising young netman, lost his
big chance to win the national junior
indoor tennis title here yesterday.
Murphy was complete puzzle for
the District contender, taking three
successive sets, 6-l, 6-1 and 60.
Murphy added second triumph
when he and S. p. Hayes Of South
Hadley. Mass, defeated Billy Jacobs
of Baltimore and Richard Covington
Of the University of North Carolina
In the junior doubles championship
final, 6-3, 8-6 and 6-1.
Shore played sensationally through
the early rounds, but was unable to
gain an advantage over the versatile
Murphy at any time.
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BIG SIX TEAM WINS
ON HOWELL'S WORK
nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSS.
DALLAS, January 2.-Blue Howell,
Nebraska fullback, the Big Six Confer
ence's 1928 leading scorer, who gained
all-America recognition, wound up his
collegiate gridiron career in brilliant
style here yesterday afternoon by lead
ing picked six team of stars to a 1875
victory over Southwest Conference stars
in charity game.
Only three days after he contributed
the lions share of touchdowns in the
East's 20-to-0 victory over the West at
San Francisco last Saturday afternoon,
Howell ran wild against the best the
Southwest had to offer and recorded
both of his teams touchdowns. He
likewise scored two touchdowns at San
Francisco.
Although he was forced to travel part
Of the way by air to get here in time
for the New Year day game, Howell ap-
peared as fresh as ever and ripped the
| Southwest stalwart line to shreds in the
first two periods, in each Of which he
crossed for a touchdown.
Howell, who scored 54 points in nine
games for the Cornhuskers during the
regular 1923 season, was unanimous
choice for all-conference fullback.
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BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

N YEW YORK, January 2.-RiegeTS
75-yard run toward his own
NJ goal in the Georgia Tech-Cali-
/ Y fornia game at Pasadena on
New Year day was by no
means an unprecedented incident. Con-
fusion as to ones own goal may well
occur in the heat of conflict, particularly
in the case of back field man who may
have been Jared on a previous play.
But never has such thing happened
in a game of the Importance of that
battle in the Rose Bowl, where two
representative intersectional teams were
battling for supremacy. General SYM
pathy will go out to Riegals, sympathy
the more keen inasmuch as in the last
analysis his mistake affected the out
come of the game.
Following the contest over the radio
it would seem that the game went to
the eleven which was the better pre-
pared to take advantage of breaks
Georgia Tech, for that matter did some
.fumbling and committed other misplays
but without the costly results which
attended California's errors and other
adverse shifts of fortune.
California showed rushing attack
of merit and no doubt surprised both
her opponents and her friends by. it.
But when all Is said and done it was
the Bears, splendid passing game which
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brewer PRIZE WINNER
ON SOUTHEAST DRIVES

Reds Brewer and Clarence White
were chief prize winners in the elini-
nation bowling tournament that ended
yesterday on the Southeast alleys. The
former survived the field, topping
White and Charles King in the nth
game on the final night. White had
high total pinfall for the nine games,
997, getting a triple-header strike in
hts last game to overcome a 19-pin
lead and emerge the victor by a 2l-
pin margin.
Brewer, who holds high game record
in the Capitol Hill League and was
formerly star with Carry's team in
the Commercial League, had a COL set.
His scores were SO, 12l, 129, 126 and
1876
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HOWARD TOSERS WIN
TO START DIXIE JAUNT

GREENSBORO, N. c., January g.
Howard University basketers of Wash
ington, D. c., who opened an invasion
of the South with 20-12 victory over
North Carolina Aggies here last night,
tomorrow will engage Johnson G. Smith
tossers at Charlotte.
Friday the Bisons will engage More
house and Saturday they will meet
Clark. both games to be played at
Atlanta.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Georgia, 81; South Carolina, 2S.
Butler, 43; North Carolina, 20.
Wisconsin, 32; Carleton, "a.
Pennsylvania, "a; Rutgers, 10.
Iowa. 35; Simpson, is.
Pittsburgh, So; Indiana, 81.
Purdue, a.; De Pauw, "a.
Michigan. 32; Penn State, II.
Niagara, 20; Cornell, 28.
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players of the club have left Washing
ton during the past year, leaving the
ranks so depleted that it was impossible
to work out an active schedule last Fall.
Mrs. Elliott Strauss, formerly Lydia
Archbold, still holds the presidency,
and will be on hand to assist in re-
organization, as will Elizabeth Jackson,
Maud Preece, Winifred West and Persis
Myers.
New recruits are needed to fill the
vacancies now existing. An invitation
will be extended to horsewomen at near
by Army posts to join the group, as well
as to any local riders who would enjoy
playing the game. Experience Is not es-
sential to membership, nor is it neces-
sary for recruits to be equipped with
malletS and helmets at the outset. Ac-
cording to Miss Preece equipment will
be loaned newcomers by the club.
Practice will be held, as in the past,
on the Potomac Park field, If sufficient
number of enthusiasts turn out to war
rant inaugurating formal program.
! Workouts will be held twice a week.
Games will be played probably with the
quartet from Baltimore and teams from
nearby Virginia or Maryland. The club
would like to organize at least two
| ouartets in order to have a series OF
| interteam club matches, and would like
to pick from this number aEluh quar-
sXszals ~. 1zEZs. $50 go N@%TI
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

New York Rangers, 8; Toronto Maple
Leafs, 2.
Boston Bruins, 8; Ottawa Senators, 0.
Vancouver, 3; Victoria. 1.
Montreal. 4; Pittsburgh, 2.
New York Americans, l; Les Canadiens,
l (Overtime).
Buffalo, 1; Toronto, o.
New Haven, 8; Newark, /.
Detroit Cougars, q; Chicago Black
hawks, 1.
Kansas City, 1; Minneapolis, / lover.
time).
London, s; Niagara Falls, 8.
Duluth, /; Tulsa, o.
Hamilton, s; Kitchener, 4.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
ALABAMA OLD GRADS
BEAT AUBURN ALUMNI
BY the Associated Press.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, January q
Alabama Alumni defeated Auburn
! Alumni, 6 to 0. yesterday in a charity
game that marked the first meeting OF
| foot ball teams composed Of players
representing the two State institutions
since athletic relations were severed be-
cause of intense feeling in 1907.
! Jimmie johnson, Alabama back, VINO
scored the touchdown to tie Stanford In
the Tournament Of Roses game three
wears ago, scored the winning marker
| for the Crimson and White alumni IN
the first quarter. -,
The game, sponsored by the local
Junior Chamber of Commerce, was de-
signed as a step toward bringing the
schools back together on the gridiron.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
BRITISH UNITEDS VICTOR
IN GAME IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, January 2.-British
United soccer team downed Fairlawn
Rovers, 2 to 1, here yesterday at Cliff
ton Park. K Knight, inside right for
ward, and w. Smith, inside left forward,
scored the visitors goals in the first
period. j.,
Taylor, goal for the winners, STAYED
of one Fairlawn goal when he made a
fine save of hard boot.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
COLLEGE FOOT BALL.

Georgia Tech, s; University Of Cali
fornia, !.
University Of Oregon, 6; University of
Hawaii, O.
Oklahoma, 80; Southern Methodist, 13.
Blk Six, IA; Southwest, 6 picked
teams).
Alabama Alumni, 6; Auburn Alumni, 6.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
BOWLING MATCH CARDED.

! HYATTSVILLE Md, January 2.-An
interesting bowling match is carded on
the Arcade alleys here tonight between
Dixie Pig, leader in section 1 of the
Prince Georges County Duckpin Asso-
ciation, and Company F, which stands
second. Dixie Pig now holds four
game margin over Company F inJshe
A@AG:yRrh r1> .as1s .*sa5ss ~
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GIRLS IN TITLE GAME.

CHICAGO, January G49.-An unof-
ficial national girls basket ball title will
be at stake tonight at the Broadway
Armory when the Taylor Trunks quintet
meets the Cleveland Aces for the fifth
time. In four previous engagements
each team has won two games.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
CLARK is 18TH IN RACE
WON BY PHILADELPHIAN

BALTIMORE, Md, January a.
Haskell F. Clark of Washington finished
nineteenth in the annual Emorywood
A. C. 10-mile run here yesterday.
Paul Mundy and his brother Joe,
representing Nativity Catholic Club of
Philadelphia, ran one and two.
Roland E. Parrish of American Uni
versity and James Montague, District
veteran, finished thirty-fifth and thir-
ty-ninth, respectively.
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GRID GAME POSTPONED.

Poor weather conditions yesterday
caused the postponement of the all
scholastic and all-sandlot foot ball
game scheduled for Union League Park.
Coaches Mitchell and Hughes have
agreed to stage the contest Sunday at
2:30 o'clock on the same field.
Evening star., 1929-01-02
Grays to Play Eagles Tonight;
Other Basket Squads Are Busy

Calvary Eagles drubbed Cresley A. G.
midget class tossers, "a to IL.
Contests with -pOund-ciasS teams
having gyms are being listed for st.
Stephens quint through Manager Pizza
at West 1888.
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Lineup and Summary.

Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdown-Thom-
California scoring Touchdown-4Phillips
Point from try after touchdown-Barr.
Referee-Herbert Dana tNehraska). Um-
pire-H. A. Badenoch fChicago). Field
iudge-Bil STREET. alabama Poly). Head
/ linesman-Tom Fitzpatrick (utah). Time OF
periodS-15 minutes.
Evening star., 1929-01-02

MOUNT AIRY. N. c., January 2 up.
-Oakridge's eleven completed forward
passes with telling effect. and beat the
All-State High School eleven of North
Carolina, IL to 0, yesterday
Evening star., 1929-01-02
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

ORGANIZATION of the Wash
ington Polo Club will be one Of
the major concerns of local
horsewomen for the Spring
cnaCnn Saunral of the star
Evening star., 1929-01-02
PRO BASKET BALL.

Fort Wayne. "a: New York Hakoahs, 20.
Trenton. Al; Chicago, 16.
Evening star., 1929-01-02

r v WASHINGTON GRAYs basket
Y N ball team will invade Con-
NN gress Heights Auditorium
tonight to face Skinker
Troe Eorloc In the frat re0-
Evening star., 1929-01-02

~ ASADENA, Calf, January q
- Corn pone and hot biscuits
proved themselves a more en-
L during diet for athletes than did
..a,,rl and r,,ilL in Gnnrnia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-10
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press. q
CHICAGO.--A Greenfield, Chicago,
outuoirlted Willie Mitchell, Belgium (I0).
sailor ray Kosky, San Francisco, won
/ on foul over Johnny O'Keefe, Column
bus. Ohio (6). Clyde ChaStain, Dallas,
TEX, knocked out Jack Horner, st.
Louis go.
CLEVELAND. Gorilla Jones, Akron,
Ohio, and Tommy Freeman, Erie, Pa,
drew (l2). Paul Pirrone, Cleveland,
stopped Russie Leroy, Fargo. N. D., 60.
HA0ERsToWN, Md.--Joe Belmont,
Baltimore, outpointed Kid Williams,
New York, ca.
MILWAUKEE,. - Tony Cansoneri,
New York, outpointed Eddie Anderson,
Chicago (10).
PORTLAND, Me. Babe McGorgary,
Oklahoma, and Homer Robertson, Bos-
ton, drew t12).
MINNEAPOLIS. Is Harry Dillon, VIM
nipeg, knocked out Billy Freas. Indians
apolis (S1. Tom Sayres, Detroit, out
pointed Tim Derry, Dublin 90.
SIOUX FALLS. s. p. Billy Petrolle,
Fargo, stopped Norman Brown. Chi
cago az.
INDIANAPOLIS. Harry (Kidl
Brown, Philadelphia, outpointed Lew
Terry, st. Louis fl0l Tom Pivic, 81.
Louis, outpointed Paul Pantaleo. chi
cA9Q .Ntls s .---.s
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HICKEY SEES KEEN
RACE IN A. A. LOOP
Head of League Sure Six of
Clubs viii Be in Hunt
for Gonfalon.
BY PAUL r. NICHOLSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

~ HICAGO, April 9.-The chase
y for the American Association
pennant, usually thriller,
~ will be- even closer this season,
Thomas j. Hickey, veteran
president Of the league, predicted.
At least six teans-Indianapolis. st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Kansas
City and Toledo-are certain contend
ers for the flag, while Louisville and
Columbus, which finished last In 1928,
have stronger teams and may surprise
their rivals, Hickey said.
THE American Association pennant
race usually is a fast, tight one, but /
believe the 1929 edition win be one of
the hardest fought in its 20 years Of
play" Hickey said. II saw every team
IN action during my training trip ex-
cept Milwaukee and from their enthu-
siasm and splendid condition every
thing looks bright for fast race again.
I'VE have two new managers this
year" Bubbles" Hargreaves, former Gin
cinnati star, at st. Paul, and Allan
Sothoron, former st. Louis Cardinal
coach, at Louisville. st. Paul had O
good club last year and will be hard
to beat this season, while Sothoron Is
expected to help the Colonies, who fin
Indianapolis, 1928 champions. will
have another heavy hitting team with
some good pitchers, even though 1t lost
PITCHERS Swetonic, Yde and Leverette,
catcher Spencer and Third Baseman
Haney. Several new and promising
recruits will help the Indians.
Milwaukee suffered a hard blow by
losing Claude Jonnard by Commission
er Lands free agent ruling, but 1t. too.
has likely recruits. Columbus hopes to
get some aid from the Cincinnati Reds
Tor Joe Strip, and If it does should
have good club.
And so it is with all the clubs.
Minneapolis, Kansas City and Toledo
put strong teams in the field every year.
although they are weakened often in the
middle of the season with sales to the
major leagues. However, they are
among the strongest teams In the race
again this year"
Although the American Association
followed the example of the majors by
scnedul1ng the opening of its season on
April Is, a week later than usual.
Hickey is worrying about the weather.
We haven't had good weather for
our earlier games for the mast siy
years, ne said, land hope the ink
goes not pursue US this year. In 1928,
April was so cold and rainy that our
AZ e marx was approximately
Hickey, who is entering his seven-
teentn year as head of the association.
VII attend the opening game between
Oo4umous and Minneapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-10
BIG LEAGUE BASE BALL
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Today's Schedule.
At Birmingham New York Gamer
ican) VS.. Birmingham.
At Phiiadelphi Philadelphia INA
tiona1) VS.. Philadelphia (American).
At Richmond Boston (American) VS.
Reading Internationally.
At Louisville - Chicago (American)
VS.. Louisville. 5
At Tulsa st. Louis (American) vs.
Tulsa. !.
At Shreveport Pittsburgh (National)
VS.. Detroit (American).
At Atlanta Brooklyn (NationaD VS.
At indianapolis = Cincinnati (Na-
tionaD VS.. Indianapolis.
At Fort Wayne-St. Louis (Nat!onaD
At Houston Chicago 6NationaD vs.
At Charlotte New York (National)
VS.. washington (American).
At Norfolk - Boston (NationaD VS.
New Haven (Eastern).
Yesterdays Results. 2
At Oklahoma City st. Louis Gamer
ican), g; Oklahorna City, !.
At Houston Chicago (NattonaD ! s;
Houston, 2.
N At Little Rock New York (Am1eri-
CAM -; Little Rock, I.
I At Augusta aShington (American)
81; New York (National), 3.
At Atlanta Brooklyn (NationaT, 10;
Atlanta, 4.
At richmond Boston (American), 9;
Reading, i. =
At Norfolk Boston (National), Is;
New Haven, 8.
At Shreveport Pittsburgh (NationaD
10; Detroit iAmericar), 8.
Oti1ers-Haill.
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MANAGER JOHN McGRAW-
Capital City Insects, Juniors
Meet Tonight to Make Plans

Press Building. The Cards will meet
Indian Head Cardinals Sunday at
Waldorf, Md.
Press Cards have two open dates dur-
ing May for which they would. like to
book leading unlimited class teams.
Coach Harrington will receive chal-
lengeS at Cleveland 1881. j. B. Owen.
who last season played for Bond
Clothiers and r. T. Keane teams, has
been signed by the Cards.
Two games are booked on the north
Ellipse Sunday afternoon. Eastern ALI
o'clock and Lionel Juniors will face
PotomacS at o'clock.
Boys Club indoor and outdoor junior
and senior class base ball leagues will
be organized at meeting tonight at
the club at 1880 O'Clock. Boys inter-
eSted in joining teams in either league
are asked to telephone the club at Main
1894 or attend the meeting.
Petworth Yorkes who plan to play Sc
nior ball this season will meet tonight
at the home of Manager Jerry Rich
ards, 4118 Third street at 7:30 o'clock.
The team is seeking games preferably
with teams having diamonds. Call
Richards at Adams 4687-J.
A game for Sunday especially is
sought for Hartford unlimited division
nine. Write tai Fourteenth street or
telephone Franklin 6764. Hartfords had
a good season in 1928 and are hopeful
of again doing well.
Bill Flester Is again handling the
nine.
Takoma Tigers are to hold special
business meeting tonight at the home
of Garrett Waters at 1880 o'clock. The
Tigers will drill tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at Silver Spring and Sunday
will meet Foxall A. c.
Jefferson District, Va, Fire Depart
ment base ballers are to meet tonight
at o'clock in Virginia Highlands, Va.
Auth Midgets are after one left-hand-
complete its nine. The team was to
practice this afternoon at o'clock on
Monument Diamond No. 10 and at the
same time and place will drill again
Friday.
A game with a junior class nine for
Sunday is sought by Comforter Juniors.
Call Manager Kelly at Atlantic 1910
w after pm. Corinthians and Col
legians are especially challenged.
Maryland A. C. nine is after match
for Sunday with an unlimited division
nine on its diamond. Telephone Cap
itol Heights 244.
Addison A. C. nine will open its sea-
son Sunday against Dixie Pig tossers on
the latter'S diamond. Stevens or Robert
son will start on the mound for Addi-
sons. A drill is carded Saturday after
noon for the Addisons, at o'clock at
Third street and Missouri avenue.
Hess A. c., which was to engage IN
practice game this afternoon with Sea-
men Guriners at 5 o'clock on Navy Yard
diamond will meet tonight at 1880
o'clock at 2210 Shannon street.
Aztecs are casting about for games for
Saturday and Sunday with unlimited
! class mines. Telephone Lincoln 1924.
Lionel Insect and Peewee mines. both
of whom have diamonds available Sat-
ilrday, are after opposition. Call West
871.
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GOWDY BACKSTOPS
IN 0LD-T|ME FORM
Does So Well in Exhibition
Braves May Use Him in
Regular Season.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
N ORFOLK, Va, April lot
nj begins to look as If the veteran
Hank Gowdy, who was a lead
i ing major league catcher when
he was with the Braves Is
years ago, might leave his coaching
duties more than once to catch for the
Braves this year.
Yesterday Gowdy was behind the
platter for the full nine innings, nursed
Southpaw Ed Brandt along to pitch
almost shutout ball, made two hefty
singles and galvanized his respondent
mates into playing real ball.
The sum-total of the afternoons play
was 13-to-3 victory for the Braves.
SHREVEPORT, La, April 10 CR-
The Pirates were jubilant today over
the showing Of their two bespectacled
hurlers. Carman Hill and Lee Meadows,
against the Detroit Tigers.
Hill and Meadows experienced diff
Guilty in getting into shape the forepart
Of the Spring training. but in yester-
days 10-to-3 victory gave evidence of
being in midseason form.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 10 CP-
After two days Of idleness the ST. Louis
Cardinals left for Fort Wayne for the
final battle before the city series here
Saturday and Sunday.
Hal Haid and Bill Sherdel were men,
toned as the probable starters in the
opening contest against the Browns on
Sunday.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10 CR.-The
Cincinnati Reds were in Indianapolis
today. trying to get out Of the rain
which for two days baked their efforts
to play the Louisville Colonies a pair of
exhibition matches. The schedule called
for game with the Indians here today
and another tomorrow before the Reds
return to Cincinnati Thursday night.
HOUSTON, Tex, April 10 R,.-Joe
McCarthy's Cub machine, hitting on all
cylinders, moves northward tonight after
the most successful Spring exhibition
season in years.
The Cubs defeated Houston, to 2,
Yesterday, running their season exf1i-
bition record to 81 victories out Of &c
games.
Hack Wilson helped make it six
straight over the Bluffs yesterday, bag
ging a homer and single.
. ATLANTA. Ca, April 10 (P.-Doug
McWeeny finally has turned in the kind
of pitching Wilbert Robinson has come
to expect from his regulars.
McWeeny. holdout for some time,
has been slow in rounding into form,
but he was at his best against Atlanta
Yesterday. Pitching seven innings, he
baf1ed the Crackers all the way except
for the fourth inning when Dave Ban
croft's error paved the way for two
Atlanta runs. The Robins won the
game, 16 to 4.