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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs
De Witt Barkhurst has been qult'
i'll with bowel trouble.
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CREAM! CREAM!
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HOME MARKETS

Fancy gasloshes for all ages, at
Coulson's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

LAXACOLD kills colds. 25c tn
boA.-The Stanbery Pharmacy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Mrs Catherine Hottinger Of the
Riverside telephone exchange, en-
tertained Wednesday evening her
hello" as sscciates, at her rooms in
The Mrs Ellen Shipley residence
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Laura Hooper has in nice I'M
of new millinery, at her store II
Stockport.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Russell, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Beard, had his tonslls re
moved recently.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Fancy gasloshes for all ages, at
| Coulson's.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
De Witt Barkhurst has been quite
! i'll with bowel trouble.
Laura Hooper has in a nice l'ne
of new millinery, at her store IN
Stockport.
Russell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Beard, had his tonsils re-
moved recently.
DR.. G. E. Northrup is spending
today in Columbus on professional
! business.
Mrs. Clancy Woodward of Melgs
who gave birth to child, recently,
is quite ILL.,
While about his work handling
tin, Mr.. E. O. Mcdonald had two
fingers on his left hand badly cut,
recently.
Coulson's fancy galoshes are
pleasing to all
Bruce. older son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ralph Huntington of Canton
is making an indefinite stay here
with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
| Willard Huntington.
Another shipment of Moore's Par
| lor Furnaces came in this week, ana
| three more sold in one day, at Nor
: ros Hardware.
Miss Isabel Bozman left Wednes-
day evening for Muskogee, Okla,
where she expects to spend the
winter with her nephew Mr.. Ned
Bozman and family.
MIA. Clifford Osborn returs eG
Wednesday to her home in u les-
vile, after having visited here since
Monday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. BROOKS.
WALL PAPER just received
new fall patterns. Stanbery Phar-
macy.
Mrs Catherine Hottinger of the
Riverside telephone exchange, en-
, tertained Wednesday evening her
hello" associates, at her rooms in
the Mrs Ellen Shipley residence.
Miss Agnes Pyle left Wednesday
- l, Ii ILL
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Mrs. Clancy Woodward of Meigs
who gave birth to child. recently,
is quite i'll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

W ALL PAPER just received
new fall patterns.-Stanbery Phar-
macy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

DR.. G. E. Northrup is spending
today in Columbus on professional
business.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

MlA Clifford Osborn returH eG
Wednesday to her home in 2 les-
vile, after having visited here since
Monday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs c. G. BROOKS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

While about his work handling
tin, Mr.. E. O. Mcdonald had two
fingers on his left hand badly cut,
recently.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Miss Isabel BoZman left Wednes-
day evening for Muskogee, Okla
where she expects to spend TIL
winter with her nephew Mr.. Ned
Bozman and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Coulsons fancy galoshes are
pleasing to all
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Another shipment Of Moore's Par
lor Furnaces came in this week, ana
three more sold in one day, at Nor
rCs Hardware.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-11-21

Bruce. older son OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ralph Huntington of Canton
is making an indefinite stay here
with his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Huntington.
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D. c. and Nearby Sandlot Mines
Preparing for Sunday Battles

with unlimited division teams Of WASH
ington and vicinity. He may be reached
ct 407 Fourth street northeast.
A drill will be held by the Saints
at $50 o'clock today on the Plaza
diamond.
Jim Mcnamara, Jewish Community
Center coach, viii address the Iroquois
Midgnts, who will compete In the
American Legion base ball series In the
Capital City League this season, to-
night at 8 o'clock ct the Center.
Games for the Iroquois are being
arranged by Manager Esenstad at
Franklin 1927, between 9 and pm.
A contest Is sought for Sunday.
Addison A. c. diamonders viii prac-
tice Saturday afternoon ut 8 o'clock at
Missouri avenue and Third street In
preparation for their opening game
Sunday against A. 3. g. w. Busn1en
on the Arlington, Va, diamond. It also
win be the first regular game for the
Busrnen.
Barnes Midget class base ballers will
meet tonight at o'clock ct ITS Morse
street northeast. Games with the
Barnes may be arranged by calling
Lincoln 4.
Avenue Valet and Aztec unlimited
class mines will face Sunday at 5 o'clock
on the West Ellipse diamond.
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Y v YITH two Of the leading junior
a racketers Of the city on the
NV entry list. Eastern High
V V School girls tennis tourna-

week by Miss e. Hosdick In charge OF
net activities. Lo9eye Adkins. holder
OF the District playground singles title
and runner-up tot Marian Wells for
the District junior championship last
year, is expected to make strong bid
for the Eastern crown with Dorothy
Kelso, another playground star, giving
her keen competition.i
Fourteen entries hspe been received
and others are expected before the
lists close. According Go Miss Fosdick
activity IL 16 or nora girls compete
and the winner and rurH1er-up will re-
ceive major letter awards. If there
should be less than 16l in the draw,
however, tennis will be mated a minor
sport.
In addition to the championship play
there will be an innovation TO the
tennis program at Eastern tthis year in
the form of classes of inSa ruction Tor
beginners given on Tuesday, afternoons
of each week throughout the Spring
term by Mrs. Virginia W0odin.. All
girls desiring to enter this grlIup should
consult with Mrs. Woodin at Che earliest
opportunity.
get under way next Mondayf and VIII
be held each Monday afternoon on
the Monument Park courts. 1he school
courts are not In condition fog match
play at present. Tournamentt entries
should be made through Miss iF'osdick
or posted on the board outside tie gym
ONCE.
Hockey teams are being forItAed at
Eastern Is another after-schoolh sport
for the Spring season. Play yt1ll be
held In the school stadium. where .
full-sized field Is TO be marked OF.
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HAWKS WILL DRILL
FOR SUNDAY CLASH

EVANSVILLE, Md, April Ia
Brentwood Hawks base ball team,
which will meet Lanham A. G. Sunday
at 2:30 o'clock at Lanham,, will drill
today at $50 o'clock on the Hawks
diamond.
Hawks will meet Friday night at the
Nighthawk Club ct o'clock and all
members ere urged to attend.
Bill Walton's Pierce A. G. diamond
ers are to practice Saturday at 4 o'clock
on the Hyattsville High School field In
preparation for their game Sunday
with the Eastern All-Star unlimited
class nine on Rosedale playground,
Washington, at 1880. JEFF Small or
Tapp viii pitch for Pierce, with Willie
Robinson catching.
Several new players have been added
to the roster d the Hyattsville Volun-
teer Fire Department base ball team.
They are Happy Laurie. outaelder;
Frenchy Cohan, pitcher and outfielder;
Harry Canvin, catcher, and Larry
Walsh, pitcher and first baseman.
A practice with the hanover nine
has been booked by the Firemen for
Sunday. 1t probably viii be played on
the Hyattsville High diamond, starting
at 10 o'clock.
According to plans, the Firemen viii
open their campaign early In May.
j. Wells Fainter, manager Of the
Firemens nine, Is booking games at
either Hyattsville 1042 or 1914.
w. c. Kreitxer has been elected
president Of the Bowie Athletic Club,
with w. A. Smith, treasurer: J. E.
Dorsey, secretary, and Capt. w. A.
Smith, treasurer.
Gambrills Athletic base ball team OF
nearby Anne Arundel County will
open its season April %, entertaining
Reina Mercedes nine at Gamhrills. j.
r. Hallett has been reelected manager
OF the Gambrills team.
Charles Hayes, with $50, so far has
the best three-game string in the blind
pig doubles tournament in progress on
the Arcade bowling alleys. Approxi-
mately 20 duckpinners so far have shot
their three games In the tournament
and before 1t is over, April ~. It Is ex-
pected that Just about every member
of the Prince Georges County Duckpn
Association will have competed.
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MARYLAND j. NAVY
GAME TO ATTRACT
Diamond Clash at Annapolis
Saturday Is Feature of
Week End Card.

n Ar ORE washington folk 60 TO An
M napolis to watch the popular
IVN Mid6ies perform, no matter
4 4 what the sport, than attend
college games here. Hence the
Navy-Maryland ball game Saturday
likely will outdraw the Quartico Ma
rine- Catholic University clash at Brook
land.
The Cardinals apparently are In no
position to make 1t interesting for the
Leathernecks. Rather than base ball
contest 1t looms as an exhibition by the
Marines.
One Of the Outstanding weekend coll
lege attractions in this section will be
the lacrosse battle between Rutgers and
been defeated and both are among the
championship.
In view Of Leo Sections weak leg,
Georgetown supporters are enthusing
over the progress Of Clarion Gosh In the
decathlon. Cosh's speciality has been
the quarter mile and he Is member OF
the mile relay, but of late the sophomore
from Vineland, N. j., has shown indica-
lions of class In the sprints and field
events.
Sexton, who was counted on as
Georgetown ace In the Penn relays
April rs and az, pulled tendon in
winning the intercollegiate shotput last
month and the injury still is bother
some. It may be that Gosh will out
strip him.
Maryland and v. p. I. will play
Southern Conference Tristate League
ball game tomorrow at College Park.
The Terrapin tennis team will visit the
Cardinals at Brookland today.
Catholic University has tried In vain
to get started In tennis and track. Sew
eral net meets were called of because
Of wet courts and rain prevented its
track inaugural with William and Mary.
Quantico continues to mop up In base
ball, the Devil Dogs swapping st. Bona
venture, IS to 6. However, st. Bona
venture had the satisfaction Of driving
out the Marines starting finger. Smith,
who lasted six innings. One finger
usually has been enough for the Leath-
ernecks.
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~ UHIyC high school base ball and
tennsi championship clashes, two
matches opening the Prep
i School Tennis League, another
tennis encounter and q track
meet are programmed on the attractive
card arranged tomorrow for schoolboy
athletes Of this area.
Business and Western teams are to
face In the public high title diamond
and tennis matches. The base pan
game will take place in the Eastern
stadium, starting at 3:l5 o'clock. The
tennis match probably will be staged
on the Sixteenth street reservoir courts,
beginning at the same time.
Friends and st. Adams will meet at
st. Adams and Gonzaga ri George
town Prep win face at Garrett Park.
Nd, In the opening Prep School Tennis
League matches. CentraPs tennis team
Is listed to entertain Episcopal here.
Eastern cinderpathers are to appear
ut Alexandra against the strong Epis-
copal High team.
Business nine will be making its de-
but In the public high series against
Western. Eddie Leobard probably viii
begin on the mound for the 6tenogs
with Roland Hargett behind the bat
Business Is handicapped by lack Of sea-
soned material, and though the Stenogi
may do better than expected, they are
not thought likely to prove serious con-
tenders for the series flag. Coach Lynn
Woodwork, however, will have the
team fighting all the time. That ID
certain.
Dan Alhern, Westerns mentor, an
nounced today that he expected to
again start Fletcher IN the box tomor.
row against Business. Fletcher pitched
the fun game for the Georgetown
schoIastics when they lost to Eastern
last Friday, 2 to 3. and on the whole,
did fairly well. He Is the lone seasoned
hurIer Western has. The remainder
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School Teams Will Be Active
I'm Three Pastimes Tomorrow

Of the Western lineup also likely will
remain the same, though there may
be shifts In the batting order.
OF. Adams viii begin It's fight for its
third straight title in the Prep School
Tennis League when It entertains
Friends racketers tomorrow.
More than usual interest attaches to
the showing Of the Eastern track team
against Episcopal. The Alexandria
scholastics recently soundly defeated
Tech. It is believed that something re-
garding the comparative strength Of
Tech and Eastern. regarded with Cen
ors In the public high meet here May
~. may be gained as the result Of the
tests on the Episcopal track.
Central and Tech mines were 10 clash
today in their postponed public high
school championship base ball match in
Eastern Stadium. This game has twice
been deferred because Of the opening Of
the big league season here. It originally
was set for Tuesday, advanced 10 We'd
nesday. 70 as not to interfere with the
big league game. and then deferred
again when the Washington Philadel-
phia tilt was postponed until yesterday.
In other games today woodward and
81. Adams were to meet on the St.
Adams diamond and Business was 10
engage Washington-Lee High base ball
ers at Ballston, Va. A match between
Catholic University Freshmen and East
ern diamonders carded today In the
Eastern Stadium was expected to be
postponed TO permit the playing Of the
Central-Tech game there.
Three base ball encounters scheduled
yesterday were called of and when they
viii be played has not been announced.
Charlotte Hall was TO meet Dewitt on
the Ellipse. Eastern was TO engage Alex
andria High at Alexandria and EmeT-
son and Episcopal were to meet at
Episcopal.
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Women in Sport : az: {;
BY
CORINNE
FRAZIER.

Mary WiIes has been electeo manager
Of the hockey group. Mildrsd Neil Is
assistant manager. Miss Imcgene
Socket IL the instructor In charge
Of the group, which includes more than
two full teams already, with prospects
of number of other recruits.
Mckinley High School girls nominated
for minor rs, the highest athletic
award open to members OF the fair
sex at the Technical school. In recog-
milton Of their prowess on the basket
ball field, include six Seniors two jun
iors and one sophomore. In addition,
six juniors, six sophomoreS and six
freshmen have been recommended for
numerals.
II all recommendations are o. KID
by the general organization council Of
the school, as is expected. the girls
named will be awarded their emblems
at a special assembly to be held In
the near future.
The nine selected as the best play
ers IN the recent interclass series who
are scheduled to receive minor rs in
clude:
Seniors, Dorothy Lane. Marie Trede.
forwards: Virginia Sabotka. center;
Helen Notter, side-center: Catherine
Wassman and Joyce Conner, guards.
Juniors, Margaret Smith and Bessie
Buchanan, forwards; Sophomore, Hat
tie Stryker, forward.
Mineral awards are recommended
for the following:
Juniors, Bessie Buchanan, Margaret
Smith, Helen Halves, Bertha Won Berni-
Witz. Ruth Leonard and Ester JoIley.
Sophomores, Leonore Goodwin, Hat
tie Stryker, Marie Hunt, Nellie Hobbs,
Georgia StouM and Florence Brill.
Freshmen, Ethel Koochogey, Pearl
Brown. Reiia Erismali, johanna DAN
haki. Esther Bright and Catherine Reh-
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ecords Are Likely Be Broken Dewitt Track Meet Saturday
DEMAR IS FAvORITE
TO TAKE MARATHON

~ the Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 1e.--Six times q win
ner Of the Boston marathon, Clarence
Demar, 40-year-old Melrose printer,
today Is once again o favcrite among
2lO runners who are scheduled TO leave
the starting point at Hopkint0n az noon
tomorrow FOR the race TO Boston, 70
miles and 305 yards.
A victor first In 1911 and the first
man to breast the tape In i've Of the last
seven races, Deniar may be going over
the course the last time In COMPETE
ton tomorrow. He has limited as much
and he Is to married In the FAN. As
things stfrd. however. he holds the
worlds reCSrd for the course, two hours
10 minutes and 10 seconds.
But upsets and startling performances
have not been infrequent during the
80 years the marathon has been run.
In 1925 Johnny Miles, an unknown
from Sydney Mines. Cape Breton,
Nova Scotia, won. Last year Joie Ray,
veteran middle distance man, tackled
the distance for the first time and nm
ished, third, behind Demar and Jimmie
Heniglan OF Boston. Miles and Henigan
are both entered for tomorrow. but
Ray ia not.
with the exception of the record entry
last year, when 286 men registered
because the race was also the Olympic
tryout,, the entry this year is the larg-
est In the history of the event.
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SATURDAY.
BLUE RIDGE TEAM
DROPS CELTIC GAMES

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 1s.-Bob
Wells, manager Of Frederick, Of the
Blue Ridge League has cancelled all
three engagements scheduled with the
st. Mary's Celtics, April Al, a. and 40,
two Of which were to have taken place
here. and the HagerStown outfit has
advised the locals that IL would not be
practical to play the game which was
pending between the two teams.
]. Earle Ross, director of the Old Do
minion Boat Club basket ball team, will
be POSTMASTER at the banquet to be
held Saturday night in the George
Mason Hotel. Harry r. Kennedy, pres
ident Of the club; John NJ. Reed, vice
president; John Bryant, coach and
center, and Jack Tullock, sports editor
Of the Alexandria Gazette, will speak.
Columbia Engine Company has
scheduled game with the Independent
A. g. Of Washington. to be played here
Sunday at 8 o'clock on Hayden Field.
Vernon Edwards has been elected
coach Of the No. Engine Company
base ball team. Horace Howard, man.
ager and Mutt Cockrell, captain. How
ard Is anxious 10 list games with senior
and unlimited class clubs. Phone him
at Alexandria 311.
Two games will be played In the Sec
ton A. third athletic district, series
here tomorrow, with Alexandra play
ing Washington-Lee Of Ballston at $50
o'clock In Dreadnaught Park and George
Mason playing Fredericksburg High on
Edward Duncan Field at the same hour.
Honor sweaters have been presented
by the Columbia Engine Company to
Bob barley, Russell Sutton. Bob Rob-
erson, Burton Ross. Dave Shapiro and
Louis Latham Of It's basket bali squad.
Alexandria Fire Department Props
foot ball team was guest Of the Column
bia Engine Company at its annual ban
quet at the engine house last night.
An important meeting Of the Virginia
A. G.. Is to be held tonight at 8 O'Clock
at No. Truch house.
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LASSMAN IS GOING
BACK TO HOSPITAL

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Al Lassman,
New York University foot bah captain,
who was seriously injured In q game
with Carnegie Tech last Fail, Is going
back to the hospital for further treat
ment and observation. He viii not re-
sumo his scholastic work until the
opening Of the term In September.
Lassman goes back to the French
Hospital, from which he was discharged
in February, today for an indefinite
stay.
No oficial statement concerning his
condition was made by the university
officials. and DR.. Michael Tetelmsn.
who had Lassman under his care. re-
fuses to discuss the case, but the infer
ence generally taken from the bare ar
nouncement Is that he has suffered
slight relapse or that his complete re-
covery has not come Is soon as ex-
pected.
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LIST OF CONTESTS
IN SCHOOL SPORTS

TODAY.
Tech vs.. Central (public high school
base ball championship ganne), Eastern
Stadium, 3:lB o'clock.
TOMORROW.
Business W. Western public high
school base bali championship game),
Eastern Stadium. S:l5 o'clock.
Business vs.. Western public high
school tennis championship match.
Eastern W. Episcopal track. Alex
andria.
Episcopal W. Central (tennis), Monu-
ment courts.
Friends W. st. Adams prep School
Tennis League), St. Adams.
Gonxaga vs.. Georgetown Prep PREP
School Tennis League, Garrett Park.
Saturday.
Dewitt School track meet, Georgetown
University Field, 10 am.
Tech vs.. University Of Maryland
Freshmen tbase bal), College Park.
81. Johns vs.. Dewitt tbase ball.
st. Christopher Of Richmond, Va, W.
St Adams Chase ball, So. Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
MICHIGAN NINE SHOWS
POWER IN FIRST GAME

CHICAGO. April 10 Op.-Michigan
has made a good start In It's fight to re-
tain the Big Ten base ball champion
ship.
The Wolverines. with one of the best
hitting clubs of the race and a staff of
able pitchers, opened their campaign by
defeating Northwestern, to J., at Ann
Arbor yesterday. The defeat was the
second within q week for the Wildcats,
ing Butler College, 81 to 4. In q non
conference game, while Chicago was
defeated. to o, by Lake Forest, another
non-conference foe.
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COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Han 12: SL Rnnayentnre, 6.

Maries, IL; ST. Bonayenture, 9.
North Carolina, 9; Virgins Poly, ,.
University Of Richmond. Z; Bridge
water, 5.
Furman. Is; Presbyterian, 8.
Davidson. 5; Virginia, 2.
Illinois, 81; Butler. 4.
Michigan, 4; Northwestern, L
Lake Forest, /; Chicago, 0.
wisconsin, 4; Missouri, 2.
Lafayette, Z; Lebanon Valley, ;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
KERR lis NAMED COACH
OF \COLGATE GRIDDERS

WASHINGTON, Pa, April 10 LR-
Andy Kerr veteran foot ball coach who
has directed the grid squads Of wash
ington and Jefferson College for three
years. has resigned TO accept similar
post at Colgate.
Kerr came to Washington and JET
ferson from\ Stanford University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
INDIANA JAvELIN STAR
MAY BE OUT OF MEET

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 10 Up.
"A back injury may keep Wilmer Rine-
hart, Indiana's star javelin thrower,
from competing IN the Kansas relays
Saturday.
Rinehart, who has been regarded rs q
certain winner in the event, suffered
the injury early il the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
REDS, S; CARDINALS, 3
AT CINCINNATI.

Totals. "a 10 "a IL Totals. :. 81 II ~ 10
s1atted for sherdel in seventh inning.
ST. Louis .......... 5000 1lD0i-S
Cincinnati. OF x-8
Runs-Rottomley ca. Colbert. Critz. She
hatted in-Dopohue. .,Shsrdel, Hottonley,
hits-Allen. Colbert. Bottomley.. Home run
zBottomley. Stolen base-Ford. Sacrifices
p FL Wake H Dixon Donch,ue Double
finger to Orits TO Kelly, Haney to Frisch to
Bottomley. Left on hases-st, Louis, 8; GIN
cinnati. 8. FIRST base on ballS-Oh Sherdel,
8; of Donohue. /. Struck out-By Sherdel.
]: Hits-Of Sherdel. - in innings; of
--Donohue Umpires-Messrs. Moran, Nc
Laughlin and ouisley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-18
v. M. I. NINE TO TRAVEL

LEXINGTON. Va, April 1S.--virginia
Military Institute varsity ball players,
with victories in five out of six starts,
play North Carolina State at Raleigh
tomorrow and on Saturday 60 to Chapel
Hill to tackle the North Carolina nine.
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JUNIOR HIGH RELAYS.
SWIMMERS TO COMPETE.

: CHICAGO, April 10 GRy-Swimmers
from almost a score Of States and Can.
ada~will compete in the seventh annual
international Y M. G. A. indoor meet
tomorrow and Saturday. Walter Spence
Is among them.