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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
Ball Game College Healthier Scholastic Athletes Face Busy
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Navy, s.; Fordham. 2.
Army, 2; Connecticut Aggies, l.
North Carolina, 8; Virginia, 5.
North Carolina State, 6; Duke, 5.
Yale, 4; Dartmouth, 8.
South Carolina, 5: Georgia Tech, 4
Ohio University. 8; West Virginia,
Pennsylvania. Z; Cornell, 4.
Iowa. ia; Missouri. 0.
Wisconsin, 8; Vanderbilt, S.
Gallaudet, 8; Fort Humphrey. 5.
Marines, s.; Juniata, 4 90 innings.
v. M. I. Medical College, 7; Vir'
yinia. 4.
Columbia, 2; Harvard. I'll innings)
N. Y. u, 4; Manhattan, 0.
Temple, 8: Villa Nova, 2.
Washington College, 8; Hagerstown, 5
Princeton, Z; williams, 4.
Boston University, s.; Brown. S.
Drexel, 6; st. Joseph's, S GO tnninsSl
Swarthmore, g. Penn A. O., 5,
La Fayette, 10; East StroudSburg, 8
Illinois, Q; Mississippi A. g. NJ, s
(tie).
F. g. M. 8; Delaware, = 90 inninesl
Tufts, 10; Lowell Textile, /.
Michigan State, IL: Chicago, 4.
Providence, IL: Northeastern, 2.
Rutgers, !; Lehigh, o.
Cincinnati, 8; Michigan, Z.
Haverford, Is; Moravian, S.
Penn State. 49, st. Francis, IL.
Dickinson. g.; Albright. 4.
Yale, 4; Dartmouth, 3.
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OLD LINE FRESHMEN
WIN MEET, 68 TO 49

University of Maryland Freshmen
conquered Baltimore Polytechnic Instl-
tute in q dual track meet at Colege
PARK Yesterday afternoon 81 to ~.
II was the opening competition OF
the season for the Old Line cubs:
MARYLAND won by coming back strong
" in the field events after trailing ~ 70
Al in the track races. .. >,
The Old Liners scored 46 points
9 for the visitors in the jumping any
throwing events, registering clean
SweenS In the shotput, the pole vault
~ susick was high point man Of tn:
meet with lo4 points. He took nrst
Mace in the high hurdles. nnlsneo IN
: triple tie for first in the high jump
and In the pole vault was one OF 1our
Old Liners who tied for nrst place
Summaries:
s.e ioD seisn Poly; third, Blanch POLY
Tass s..l III s' SfSaashwon BY Evans sSy,
second, Seish POLY; third Madison 'm~i'
Yi IPe' H III i sTRSLrswen by na-
sick (Marylandl: second. Pacs 'PoiSn;a 'n'ro'
ws.s; NsTf To% FTi al sss0Ss'M
t iSR MoiahershesS qPMaTyand, Time ass
'ef sG90oecTsARD DAsH.won BY CLARK CLARK (r1ly, ;
second. Lappan lMaryland); third Krat]
ley IMarylsndl; Time, SSts seeo r.a ,po,v, =:
second con. sutton tMaryiandl; third. Walter
(MsryIandJ. Time. 2 minutes l4ls seSon1os:
second, Pappan maryland: third. kratz
(Poly5. Time. minutes 57?s SECONDS
second, Poppelman Maryland: third,
Hockensmith lMaryland). Distance 50 feet
DISCUS THRoW-Won by Robbins MARY
land5; second. Stafford Poly; third. Baker
HJAVELIN THROW~Won by Baker MARY
landJ: second. Duvall !Polyl: third. Mara"
vek Poly. Distance, ISL feet inches
land. Momyer maryland. Hockensmith
(Marylandl and Poppelman (Maryland).
Height. o feet 8 inches.
HIGH yUMP-Tie between Busick MARY
laEd).. Momyer Maryland and Walter
BROAD jUMP-Won BY Madison MARY
landl: second Lappen Marylan0; third,
Maravek POLY. Distance, 20 feet inches.
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SWIMMING MEET LIST
TO CLOSE ON APRIL q

District swimming championships TO
be held at the Ambassador Hotel pool
April % and 20 promise keen competi-
ton.
Entry blanks may be obtained by ap-
plying to D. Melville Carr, American
National Red Cross. All entries must be
In by midnight April 81.
Applicants are requested to check up
their A. A. U. registration with their
club or with william Russell, 1903 North
Capitol street.
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French-Di*ie Pig Tilt Feature
Of attractive SandIOt Card

Because Of Holy week the game be-
tween Victory Post and st. Johns
mines, carded Tuesday, has been called
of, VictoryS will meet Tuesday night
at o'clock at 1895 D street northeast
and drill Wednesday at $50 pm. on
the North Ellipse.
Majestics and Takoma Tigers will
face on the Silver Spring diamond at
$3.50 O'Clock. Carl Bean, Southpaw
probably will pitch for Majestics.
Neishborhood rivalry will mark the
game between Ballston A. c. and Vir-
ginia White Sox at 3 o'clock at BaileyS
Cross Roads, Va. Manager George Har.
rison is booking for the Sox at Falls
Church 824-F-2.
Colonial A. c. tosserS will open their
season against Fort Myer at 3 o'clock.
Dolph and Pollard are likely to see
mound duty for the colonials.
A drill is slated for the Mardelle
Juniors at IL am. on Monument d1a-
mond, No. /. The Juniors will face
Rover Juniors next Sunday.
Holy Name Midgest will drill at
east at IL am.
wolverines, rained out last Sunday.
will face General Accounting once nine
at o'clock on Fairlawn diamond.
| Emerson Peewees downed Whirlwinds,
| IL to 6, on the Sixteenth street reser-
voir diamond. Julius Lewis played well
for the winners.
Sam Vests and Eastern Midgets will
face on the Plaza diamond at l o'clock
! tv~ rIAN dc aA m a n r.
esting game.
sherwood A. C. diamonders will drill
on Rosedale playground at 3 o'clock,
Isherwoods are booking at Atlantic l408
after 8 pm.
| East Ellipse field will be the scene of
| a game at l o'clock between Potomac
A. c. nine and Neighborhood Senator'S.
Modern Woodmen Of the World toss
ers will meet Foxall A. C.. on the lat
ter's diamond at 3 O'Clock.
A practice Is booked today for the
newly organized Columbia Heights Busi-
ness Mems Association team at ,
| o'clock.
st. Joseph's A. C. nine. Capital City
League unlimited class defending cham
pion, will engage Fort Washington's
| nine this afternoon at the fort. The
Saints will report at 1890 am. at the
Seventh street wharves.
Games are wanted by the following
! mines:
Southern Props. Manager Buckley,
Lincoln 1858. 4 to pm.
PotomacS linsectS). Cleveland $3.50.
Rockville A. A. Saturdays and Sun
days. Cole, Rockville 23l during the
day, Cleveland 305l-M after Z pm.
Ethods (juniors). Manager Watson,
| Frsnklin 5090-W.
Trojans (midgets), Ernest Stribling,
| l743 Eleventh street.
Holy Name (midgets), Milford. Lin
! coin 46I0.
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FINE FIELD LISTED
FOR PENN RELAYS
KieIIStrom and WiIdermuth,
G. U. Stars, Are Meeting
Strong Opposition.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
~ PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Five
- of the individual champions Of
1929 are expected TO defend
their titles in the thirty-sixth
annual University of Pennsylvania relay
carnival on April IS and 26.
The only double winner of last year
Jack Greene, Of the Army, again is en-
tered in the running broad jump and
the hop. step and jump.
Erick Kjellstrom of Georgetown, who
won the 40O-meter hurdle race in Sc
seconds a year ago, is entered against
a strong field in his favorite event.
George Simpson of Ohio State, who
holds the worlds record for the hun
dred, with starting blocks, will attempt
to win his third successive champion
ship. Lats year he broke the tape in
93s seconds.
Karl Wildermuth of Georgetown Uni
versity, who finished a close second last
year, and De Amour Hutson OF Denni-
son College. are OF the close to 50
sprinters who are expected to oppose
Simpson. HutSon was q star at Mer'
cersburg Academy three years ago. being
timed under 10 seconds on several occa-
slons. He has run 9+s several times
since entering Dennison.
Ben Hedges OF Princeton, who Won
the high jump at feet la4 inches, and
David Meyers of New York u, who
threw the javelin a distance Of 1876 feet
ga inches to win first place are othel
defending champions.
DR.. Paul Martin, the Swiss champion
in the half-mle and the mile, and
American indoor titleholder for 1000
yards, will compete against two or three
of the best milerS 10 the country
among them probably Leo Lermond and
Ray Conger.
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VIRGINIA TRACKMEN
BEAT V.P. l., 70.56

BLACKSBURG. Va. April 12-Vir-
ginia swept to q double track and field
victory over Virginia Poly in brilliant
exhibition today.
Virginia's varsity dominated the field
in the hurdles, dashes, 2-mile. pole
vault and javelin to win 10 to Sc.
The Virginia freshmen came to the
front in the final events to win, 1923
to 46ls.
Varsity Summaries.
rn hhn.hsFs 7Tss y SECONDS Mccsnn
yaaa s;sSSs x S.d %s fssh H sssd
.s ESn9sss BY , wn:str c yc
lvirEinia), third. Time, ais seconds new
1,fSS% by sx:rt Tss; MSts5y
Di;snSi si Hi s;f a6kDhEswon by
WRss Si;sRis5 sSlT9 Ei%s; is ;S1s.
tied 81 HEIGHT feet , T. inches BAY
nss s. f 6spt r' GsSICol
'h 4%oH Tli: rs RSN .esSoS' by oehs yr-
sinie); Palmer !Tsch), second; Elder (Tech)'
snss sSxA IRiS.i L6 dS;2t HuRDLEs-won By Bryan
(Virgifia1; Leonard, second; hampton (Vir.
siPisS bird Tins; sss sseopSsSs5 49, [r.eb,,
S4s Il Feet inches n.T
SSo: YxHD RUN-won by -Lybroek (Tech);
LhsTnton Virginia., seconds Carter tTech)'
yAyELiN TIHISOSWi.-won BY Kimban tvir-
g!nia); Carper tTech). second; Paxton tVtr-
sinis!; third; Distance. 1es feet: ,,,,.u,.,.
Cook and Mayo (Virgfnia) and Weaver
(Tech). tied for second. Height, ~ feet
(new stadium record.
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BURROUGHS A. C. BEATS
WONDER BOYS, a TO ;

Burroughs A. c. nine defeated Wonder
Boys, I to 3, In an insect class base
ball game yesterday on the diamond
at Eighteenth and Otis streets north
east
Bob Stewart, Burroughs pitcher, held
the Wonders runless for the first eight
innings. but the latter rallied to score
their three runs on two hits and two
errors in the ninth.
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C. U. FRESHMEN NINE
DOWNS TECH, 5 TO |

Catholic University Freshmen van
pushed Tech High In the opening game
3 to !, Yesterday in the Brookland Sta
dunn. The contest WAS called In the
seventh inning. -,,. +,
A four-run splurge by the yearlings IN
the sixth inning to break a l-l Tie
carried them to victory.
Except for that seventh frame, Benny
Spieel, Tech pitcher, held the G. U
batters at bay.
Betley, the freshman moundsman
pitched strongly, giving up just TWO
bingles.
The score:
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~ EVERAL games of unusual inter-
est for so early in the season are
listed among Sandlot teams Of the
District area today.
One of these is that between Bill
Flester's French A. C. and Hugh Wal
drops Dixie Pig A. c. which will be
staged at Seat Pleasant at O'Clock.
Babe Clapper or Eddie Collifiower of
the French team and Blackie Adair or
Lefty Stevens of the Pigs are likely
pitchers.
Out at Mount Rainier the team repre-
senting that place will entertain BUCK
game at o'clock. Manager O'Day
wants all Mount Rainier players to re:
port at o'clock. Mount Rainier Will
open its regular season next Sunday.
Bauserman Motor Co. is planning to
open its season on the Arlington, Va,
diamond with bang. Manager Charlie
Deutermanns boys will entertain the
Capitol Heights nine at o'clock. The
Capitol Heights Community Band Is an
nounced as an added attraction. BauSer.
man players are to report At 1850
o'clock
De Molay's nine will engage Georgia
WhirlwindS at 3 o'clock on Monument
diamond No. 3. De Molay players are
asked to be on hand early.
District Grocery Stores nine will face
Monroe A. c. on the Eighteenth and
Otis streets diamond.
Phoenix A. C. will meet the Tank
Corps team at Fort Meade, Md, this
afternoon. Phoenix players are to be
at their club house by noon. A return
game between the Phoenix and Com
merce teams is listed for Tuesday at
pm at Third street and Missouri
avenue.
Colmar Manor, Nd. Insects and
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church, also
of Colmar Manor, will clash in the
Maryland suburb today The insects
are booking through Manager Etter at
| HyattSville 1893.
Dick Hughes is slated to pitch for
| Chickasaws, who meet Clifton BARRIERS
at o'clock on Monument diamond
No. !.
Cardinal Juniors and Rover A. c.
| mines will face at O'Clock on Monu-
ment diamond No 3. The Cards will
meet a senior OUTFIT. the Brookland A.
c., on the same field Tuesday at $50
pm. Capt. Mccarthy is booking for the
Cards at Georgia l74l.
Charles A. Lindoergh Club base
ballers Of Mount Rainier will drill on the
diamond there at 10 am. in prepare.
ton for q game with the Bethesda A.
C. Juniors at 2:30 o'clock on the Mount
| Rainier clubs field On the north end of
Thirty second street.
Potomacs. team Of l4-year- olds. is
| q tnr SATURDAY. and SUNDAY OanneS Call
Cleveland 6S5s.
A game has been arranged between
Chevy Chase Grays and Army Medical
School at 2:30 o'clock on the Chevy
Chase playground. Ray Knight and
Joe Freschi are pitchers ready for duty
with the Grays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

IL being manifested in the visit Of the
Army teams to College Park. Requests
for tickets have been steadily coming
in to the university, especially from
Army officers stationed in this area
It is probable that the biggest crowd
that has ever watched q Spring sports
contest at College Park will be on hand
when the West Pointers line up FOL
battle with the Black and Gold.
Army and Maryland lacrosse teams
have been battling for years, but this
Is to be the first diamond contest irl
which they have met.
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BURGESS OF WASHINGTON
GETS WILLIAMS LETTER

WILLIAMSBURG, Mass, April Ia
Ralph Z. Burgess Of Washington, D. c..
has been awarded letter In swimming
at williams College. He was captain Of
the water team during the past season.
Burgess, q senior, has been consistent
performer in swimming for the past
three seasons, his forte having been the
44O
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CENTRAL BALL TEAM
OPENS WITH VICTORY

A big early lead enabled Central
Highs base ball team to open its sea-
son with 1913 victory over Gettysburg
High yesterday in the Central Stadium.
Getting out in front by eight runs IN
the first four innings. Coach Ty Rauber
started making changes in the home
teams lineup and before the game
was over had used 10 players, including
4 pitchers.
The Score.
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PREP SCHOOL NETMEN
START LEAGUE ACTION

Play in the Prep School Tennis
League will open this afternoon when
st. Johns and Georgetown Prep face
at $3.50 o'clock at Garrett Park. League
competition was to get under way Fri
Gay between st. Adams and Friends,
on the latters courts This match
has been postponed until April %.
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BALL TEAM TAKES NAME
OF WASHINGTON STARS

Washington stars is the name Of q
new colored unlimited class base bali
team. Candidates will drill at 1880
o'clock today at Twenty-fourth and
Benning road northeast.
p. D. Greenfield Is listing games with
District ana out~of-town teams at as
Kentucky avenue southeast, telephone
Lincoln 1859.
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COLLEGE LACROSSE.

Army, 8: Hobart, 2.
oxford Cambridge, s; Army, 1.
Mt, washington, z; Johns Hopkins,
Onondaga Indians, 5; Syracuse, 2.
Yale, 8; SwarthInore, 2.
Princeton, 8: Union, 2.
Stevens, 6: Lehigh, 2.
Cornell, 4; Harvard, 3.
Navy Plebes. Z; Severn School, !.
Rutgers, IL; La Fayette, 8.
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MT. WASHINGTON TEAM
BEATS HOPKINS TWELVE

BALTIMORE, Md. April 12.-Mount
WashingtonS lacrosse team ripped
through the Johns Hopkins stickmen
for IA verdict at Homewood today.
The loss was regarded as an upset by
Blue Jay followers.
The Hillmen displayed an aggressive
style that gave no attention to conSer-
walton of energy and they conceded
nothing in endurance to the younger
college players.
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EVANSVILLE HIGH NINE
HAS 2 TILTS THIS WEEK

EVANSVILLE. Nd, April ~
Hyattsville High Schools base ball team.
which has won five games in as many
starts, will play twice this week.
It will 60 to Silver Spring wednesday
to meet the Takoma- Silver Spring nine
and Thursday will entertain Maryland
Park In the hrst Prince Georges County
championship game for both schools.
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VAR|EDI
CONTESTS LISTED
Base Ball, Track and Tennis
Occupy StudentS-0nIy
One Day Is Open.

~ ESPITE that the Easter
holidays will result in an
abbreviated school week.
- scholastic athletes of thel
District area are scheduled for a
deal of activity during the seven
days beginning today. Base ball,
track and tennis all will have
turns in the spotlight. Seventeen
contests are carded. There will
be something doing every day eX-,
cept Thursday. -,
After this week Just one MOI week
remains before the public high school
base ball championship series gets
under way. and the various mines of
this group have planned plenty of work.
Tech and Western will face in the
series opener April 20.
st. Johns and Georgetown Prep will
meet in today's contest, a Prep School
Tennis League match. on the latter's
courts at Garrett Park.
Charlotte Hall and Georgetown Prep
will battle 1t out on the Garrett Park
diamond. and Western and Friends will
meet in a tennis match on the Friends
courts In engagements tomorrow.
Two bail games and a tennis match
are listed Tuesday. On the diamond
Emerson and Central will try conclu-
sionS in the Central Stadium, and
Woodward and ST. Adams will battle
1t out at st. Adams. Gcnzaga and
Friends will try conclusions in a Prep
School net league encounter at Friends
Tech and Western mines both will
invade Alexandria Wednesday, the for
mer to cross bats with Episcopal and
the latter TO oppose Alexandria High
Out at Rockville the Sherwood High
nine of Sandy Spring and the Rockville
High diamonders will meet. A tennis
tilt Is booked between Friends and
Episcopal at Alexandria.
After idling Thursday, the scolastics
are to face in a trio of bail games Fri
day. Tech and Emerson and Landon
and Woodward will mix on the Monu-
ment Grounds and Rockville High and
Friends will have it out on the latter'S
diamond.
Contests in base ball. track and ten
MS are carded Saturday. While Gen.
trail Is entertaining Forest Park High
of Baltimore In the Central Stadium
and ST. Adams and its alumni are try
/ ing conclusions at ST. Adams in ball
games, Eastern and Episcopal will be
battling on the cinderpath at Alex
| andria and Western and Tome will be
| clashing in tennis at Port Deposit.
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TWO ATHLETES SHINE.

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April H.
Bridgewater College led by Smith and
Shaver today won the first Virginia
conference dual track and field ever
staged on Riverside Field in beating the
Hampden Sidney tracksters 10 to 56.
Smith and Shaver each tailed 10 points
for the Eagiea
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v. MI WINS ANOTHER.

LEXINGTON, Va, April l2.-v. M. I
ran UP their sixth consecutive win here
this afternoon by nosing out Virgins
Medical College by the score OF to 4
R.N.I.
MeGical, COLLEGE * i2GSSRSA5 j
Hatteries-Meadows and Humphrey Ma
son, Noble and 6lnckers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13
GALLAUDET RALLIES
TO DEFEAT SOLDIERS

Rallying in telling style, Gallaudet
chalked up a 9-5 base ball victory over
the Fort Humphreys Engineer School
team yesterday at Kendall Green.
Gallaudet counted five runs in the
fifth on two hits and q couple Of errors
to gain the lead at 6-5. They kept in
front thereafter.
Monaghan, pitching his first full
game for the Kendall Greeners this sea-
son, turned in a good exhibition and
also got two hits, one q triple.
Thu score:
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COLLEGE TRACK.

Virginia, 70: v. P. L, Sc.
Catholic University, a; Wake Forest,
50.
v. M. T., e.; n. G. state, 50.
Southern California, % Lila; STAN
ford, IS lila. ....
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er: IamphieT. "1 War t6. Belle. Twc.ssse
ThTee-base hits-Monashan, Weaver. BASES
on balls-Qn Monaghan. l; of Cohen. 5; on
Cohen. g; BY War, wig Ditehss.SMon-
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Runs-Whelan (2. Enslish, DonnnnsE'
Monica. shaliack. Two base hitESnaliassSS'
Russell. Donnaher. Left on hases-C. ." =;
Tech: Bass on e snt s S1Sii + eSg g
Betiey, s. Hit BY piteher-By Spiel tCum-
rirRs, Whelan).
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Goals-Evans (N, Wilson !O. zee; LousH-
ran. Healy. substitutions: MaIylanaTI1 MsS-
rsn far Ncholson. Reeves Tor Beck Lee for
Ronkln. Healy tor Colosimo: FaSer no d9r E Hsf
pTis Esmmil for Ravens, Benson for TIL
man, wallace for Lawrence, Jones ior wa
lace, Seitz for Baker, Pincura tor "elahseF'
Referee@Mr. Nyiie Mount WashinEton,
judge OF play-Mr. Baker mount wash'ns-
toni. Times OF halves-30 minutes.
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Runs-H. Miller (2), Harrison a.. A.
Miller. Kisrnan. Hall (0: Lynch. Robert
!3l. KitEmiller, HartmSMn. MTSseim s IaTnn.
Kiernan. R16ert.. Twe.base hits..-AllZins.
Harrison. Thrse-base hits-H; AAlller, NAN.
6ases-Harrison (O. Double pleya-F1ynn 70
WeYmick. Base on balls-0h Kuhn. 2; on
ss1sI q T1nsS i 81 oh SSSs,
BY Cook, Il. By Pollock, .; By Mesby: 2;
By Kuhn. S; by r. Pitzer. 5. winning pitch
Mr.; watt. Time Of game, hours and 50
minutes.
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Runs-Aube, Maynard. Ashiorth Stroh
(2]. Lowrence I7J. Errors-Laborns: MAY
nard. o'Toole ca. Two-hase hit-Meynare.
Three.bese hit--sheerin. stolen oas Sts
Gubbins. Left on bGseG-Fordhan. 5; Navy:
S. Base on bslls-oR Comerford. .; on
Bauer. 5. Double playS-LowZence, OToole
and Gentner; Ashforth. OToole ana Gent
ner. Umptres-MeSSrs. Green ana Augnes'
WaShington.
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GObIS. MOUIlI WNsNLlkNUIl-D 1UIIUUIIs q
stinson. O. Norris. Blake. Thomson. Browne.
Johns HOPKINS. Turnhull. Dukehart.
substitutions: Mount washinEton-Paul
Norris for Holloway. Holloway for Browne,
Chapman for o. Norris. GodberE for STREET.,
McDorman for Thomson. Prize for Blake;
Gesstord for Chapman. Browne for Paul
Norris. Johns Northumberland for Camp
bell. Campbell for Stone WeitEeI for Ness.
Hubert for Nickel, Towbin for Trplett ~.
Turnbuli To- in home,;; Cone for Love Levy
George Hoban. Time of halves-So minutes
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After its victory over Yale last Wed
nesday, the Navy team had q d1sap-
pointing and Overwhelming defeat this
afternoon by Harvard, the Crimson
racket wielders taking the match by
to l.
Summaries:
sNGLEs-Hin Harvard defeated John
fsated iIslstssd;;v 50 81 sR Rao Srs%e
Harvard defeated Lucas, 81 81. S-S'
Daggett (HarVard) defeated salisbury. So;
IS. 81; Patterson (Harvard) defeated
HG poTSIRsSH iil 0 and Daggett Harvard,
defeated Halstead and Salisbury. 30, 81;
Robinson and Chew, ga. Is; Patterson
and Tower (Harvay ~ defeated johnson ana
Lucas, 6-3, Us.
Opening their lacrosse season this
afternoon, the Navy Plebes displayed
good stick work and team play IN de-
feating Severn School, Z to !.
Morton. Mcdonald and Ferguson
shone for the Navy yearling team.
The Nays attack was strong enough
to keep the ball In SevernS territory Tor
nine.tanths of the game.
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st. Johns and Georgetown Prep will
meet in today's contest, a Prep School
Tennis League match. on the latter S
courts at Garrett Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

Charlotte Hall and Georgetown Prep
will battle 1t out on the Garrett Park
diamond. and Western and Friends will
meet in a tennis match on the Friends
courts In engagements tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

Baldwin (PennsyIvania).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

sherwood A. C. diamonders will drill
on Rosedale playground at 3 o'clock.
Isherwoods are booking at Atlantic l408
after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

- EVERAL games of unusual inter-
est for 50 early In the season are
listed among Sandlot teams Of the
District area TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-13

East Ellipse field will be the scene of
q game at l o'clock between Potomac
A. c. nine and Neighborhood Senators.