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SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
TODAY.

TODAY.
Tennis-washington College W. Mary
land at College Park.
Tennis-George Washington W.
Duquesne.
Base ball-Catholic University w.
Delaware at Newark, Del.
TOMORROW.
Base ball-Catholic w. ct. Johns at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Base ball-Georgetown vs.. Providence
at Providence, r. I.
SATURDAY.
Base ball-Georgetown w. Holy Cross
at Worcester, Mass.
Base ball-Catholic University 70.
Seton Hall at South Orange. N. J.
Lacrosse-Marylandv W.. Johns Hopkins
ut Baltimore, 8 o'clock (daylight-saving
time).
Track-Maryland vs.. Navy ut
Annapolis, 2:15 o'clock.
Tennis-Maryland Va. Johns Hopkins
at Baltimore.
Tennis-deorse Warrington ~.
Pittsburgh.
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Navy Plebes..... 2 0-6
ss45 oSssnals daam:n n. w;rs p n.
go; Dayenport oonnaliy TwS; dm. hit
Iata. Stolen base;.Mssteison tS: oormsn;
McEiwsa, .. Struck out " Davenport. 8;
By McElwaa. 8. Ralk--Oavsnport: wild
pi tchlE;Davenpc" Umpire I'D Sroekman
Catholic Jniversity's ball team left
this morning for Newark, Del, where It
afternoon in the first game Of O three
game trip. The Brooklanders play st.
Johns Of Brooklyn tomorrow.
Georgetc-:.- lives tonight for the be-
81 ming of its To-day series Of road
games. It opens tomorrow with Pyovi-
dence &C 'ege and Saturday meets Holy
Cross.
University o. Maryland Is .rking
hard with It's lacrosse team for the
game Saturday with Johns Hopkins.
Marylands meetings with Hopkins this
week and Navy next are the most i'm
portant of its schedule. Hopkins, on o
basis Of comparison Of what the two
teams have done, is the stronger, espe-
cially considering the showing each
made against st. Johns.
Maryland apparently was OF color and
outclassed by the Johnnies, while Hop
kins trimmed them, 3 to 2. II Mary
land was OF form and not up to its
real standard against st. Johns, then
the game Saturday should be q great
exhibition, but if the defeat sustained
by Maryland at the hands of st. Johns
was true criterion of the relative
merits Of the two twelves, then Mary
Dc mi ~ z
However, most people, including both
Maryland and Hopkins supporters, be-
lieve that Maryland against ct. Johns
was not the Maryland 1t was against
Army, nor the one 1t was against Penn,
nor the one it will be against Hopkins
Saturday. However, only the game It..
self viii give the real truth.
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EASTERN RETAINS
BASE BALL TITLE
"Biq Bats" Defeat Business
and Capitol Hill Nine
Wins Third in Row.

<TAKE those bats back. WHATS
that fellow. think we are
playing, ping-pong or some
thing? We want sticks with
some weight something we can really
sock the ball with"
It was Chief Guyon, Eastern base
ball coach, talking to one Of his assist
ant managers. That worthy started TO
swing one of the sticks in question and
found It quite job. And he was
pretty husky boy, too.
"You mean these bats are not heavy
enough. coach?" queried the assistant
manager, frankly surprised.
bottle bats. II can get the boys using
them like they should be used, they
will hit the ball. And II they hit the
ball they will win ball games"
That the genial chief knew whereof
he spoke is plain today, Is he ana ms
team are being congratulated upon the
winning of their third successive base
bali championship. A 1875 victory yes
terday over Business assured the Llgnt
Blue the crown.
Hard Hitting Team.
In TAKING 6uSIIlcSS IL IiAtS ACaPcN 1900.
the Eastern bats. That made total
of "a blows Guyon's boys had pounded
out in three games, or an average OF
q little more than 81 per contest. That's
really being brutal to the ball.
Yesterdays win was the third In rs
many series starts for Eastern. The
Light Blue has another game to play,
meeting Western next Wednesday, but
even should 1t lose 1t cannot be beaten
for the title, Is each Of its opponents
has lost two games. Yesterdays win
was the eleventh straight for the Linz
coin Parkers In diamond championship
play.
business went down battling grimly,
as Is Business won't Eastern simply
kept increasing its one-run lead gained
In the first inning. The Stenogs touched
Dick Lanahan q bit briskly at times,
but the slim southpaw was never IN
real danger. Lanahan, incidentally, was
one Of the leaders of his teams attack,
slamming q homer and q double. Spen-
Ger Chase, regular first baseman, start
ed on the mound for Business. but was
not effective. The Stenogs rallied gal
lantly in the ninth, but after three runs
had scored Lanahan checked the up
-ssSro T1na 9rNre.
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Geogeon Aims at Highest Standards Athletics Says Director Nils
FINALS
ON CARD SATURDAY

Elementary school athletes who won
places in the various division meets just
ended to qualify for the municipal play.
ground departments city track cham
pionships to be held Saturday on Plaza
Field, starting at 10 am, now are put
ting the finishing touches on their
training.
In the last Of the series Of division
affairs Peabody -Carbery boys
yesterday took both Junior and senior
honors in the Plaza division meet.
Peabody won the Junior title with 81
points, against ~ for Ludlow, runner
up, and annexed senior laurels with
81 " points, followed by Gales. second,
Summaries:
7s-PoUND CLASS.
ses ss H:. n E:s;s sssss
as. .s:sf .'s"'%ss * H''sR !s'sa
rvsy, h ss s.ssls, st S
y Ss Z ;isS5e' Sax. tSh.sf:io.
trone. Curry. SULLIVAN. ~....
sS-PoUND CLASS.
sSys Ns,o SsssE:p T. syu r.ssoi s.t
so:ysrS nurdiss|Wen BY Coles !1aiss,;
a euani9S5 u; 'iHac csr. 'HT 9YadiSS Ese.5 EsS.
sapRss a:h ps9%sa r. ~ s.':'ss: ss:
sss;ysIs r.1., ,1. szE|,.:Es.,g,. 3 5s.S,::
Ssss
ner. Boggs).
1oo-PouND CLASS.
pe sSiSsatso p. Il. Se.}: Murrsy D. 4. Is:
eisesi' s! sisss o. g. Il 2z.sRl s:s.r r.
Rg g Wy SI1sS y
nRSnnins hi, high ,S,mI-g gsn,. hy cl BE
ton. Murray. Marine: aOiittsin! ISS,ss
so Soss tfortun es' %ynESoS. Muris. Messsis-
hesdl.
11s-PouND CLASS.
ssSn ,s:s ': 4::n:s:; "a s.:s
{s'a:s ;sSs%sss A..a.
CALEB; second sullivan r.. II. OF third
Hsss 5Sn,n e. Z ki.4R e. ,ump-won BY. Rud,
! tdsle.5: sscopd. qEsco !asleS.: 20.
Lone ssS'sE r.e o:l. XzauMiiino ~ ..ssss
1Biaso. Jennings, Herrell. sullivan.
UNLIMITED CLASS.
Ioo-yaEd dssh1wsn p PARKS q. \. o.;
ii0yaTd hurdiss-won By La Sane o.
RSnniins broad jump-wsn b. De sinaons
Il ynhISs, ~ hish iuns.weH y Esn4 sg.Is.
Psss: ssss.,..1 Q. ta.a-
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IOWA u. STILL STRIVING
TO REGAIN 8 ATHLETES

IOWA CITY, Iowa, May ~ CF.-
University of Iowa athletic oficials
have not given up hope of gaining re-
instatement for Of II athletes dis
qualified for borrowing an alleged
slush fund.
An appeal to the Western Conference
faculty committee on athletics, which
almost year ago ordered Iowa expelled
from the Big Ten. viii be presented
Friday at Chicago.
Mike Farroh, who was elected CO.
captain Of the 1880 Hawkeye foot ball
team, win be taken to Evanston, H.,
Thursday with the hope he might be
reinstated to throw the discus for Iowa
In the Big Ten track and field cham
pionships Saturday.
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G. U.'PREPS AIMING
TO TRIM GONZAGA

Georgetown Prep viii be making Q
stern bid for victory tomorrow when
II engages It's old foe, 0onxaga, In .
base ball game ut Garrett Park. A
couple Of weeks ago the Purple con-
quered Georgetown Prep after hard
fought 3-2 struggle.
Western and woodward are listed
to face on the Monument grounds and
Friends has an engagement with
Rockville High, at Rockville, In other
ball games scheduled tomorrow.
Dewitt and St. Johns are carded to
battle 1t out in Prep School Tennis
League match on public courts.
Central base hallers overcame George
town Prep, TO 6, in q hard-fought
game yesterday on the diamond ct Gar
rett Park. George Brandt's circuit
clout, that scored two mates, started
the Blue toward victory.
1ThA
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MOOSE A. C. TO HAVE
TWO DIAMOND TEAMS

Moose A. O., which has placed clever
base ball teams in the field for several
years, will have senior and junior mines
this season.
All candidates for both teams are
asked to report to Manager Nalley for
practice tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock
on Fairlawn field or cali him ut Lin
coin 0480.
Victory Post has arranged o game
with the Indian Head nine for IL O'Clock
Sunday on Monument diamond No. 10.
Brooke orubb's silver Spring Giants
viii entertain Tank Corps tossers Of
Fort Meade ut Silver Spring Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Wildcats routed White Hawks, 16 to
1, Friends diamond.
Capitol Heights Junior Order tossers
have lined up several unusually attrac-
tive games. They will meet Ross
Council, Junior Order, Sunday; Union
Printers, June 1; Naval Hospital, June
o; Rambler A. c., June ID; Saks, June
az, and Washington Red Sox, june 90.
Games with other leading unlimited
mines for July and August are sought
7o4a. ).
Holy Name Insects wish 10 change
the time Of their ball game next sun
day with the Southeast Joe Cronins
from / to IL o'clock. The Holy Name
managers telephone number Is Lincoln
| 362-W
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STANFORD SELECTS
MEN TO SEND EAST

San FRANCISCO, May a. (R.-The
defending champion athletes Of STAN
ford, hopeful contingent from the Uni
versity Of Southern California and q
group Of aspirants from the University
of California will begin their trek to
Cambridge. Mass. tomorrow for the
national intercollegiate A. A. A. A.
games May 30-31.
The announced personnel Of the
champion Stanford team Is as follows:
Sprints-Hector Dyer, Ralph Giber-
son, Jim Howell.
440-yard dash--John Morrison, Ike
Hables, Mayner Shove.
Hurdles-Roger Smith.
Pole vault-Wesley Berry.
Broad jump-virgil Dowell, Arnold
West, wallace Butler.
Shotput and discus throw-Eric
Krenz, Harlow Rothert, George Grey,
Herbert Fleishsaoker.
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Eastern's Track Team FauOred
To Take Title Meet Tomorrow

BECAUSE of its alaround strength Easterns team IA
vored to annual public high school championship
meet tomorrow afternoon for the second year In
- in succession Competition wiz start at S:so ocock
but neither can be termed formidable in the field events
Western few points In the games nut BUSINESS
probably will not be represented
which second TO Eastern
again will be the runnerup though Cen
supporters hope of beating out Tech
and furnishing lively competition for that matter
If the battle points anything like last fans Will
looking in the Of thrills The dramatic
which Eastern the meet over Tech 50 to a. the
honors being decided until the last event. the javeln
history 1t the first time in the annals OF the Lin
coin Park school that 1t ever captured the meet
Mike Kelley will present Eastern team tomorrow
generally looked stronger than last while
Tech though q sturdy bunch is not formidable
The passing of Jack Edwards now Penn who
the for Tech sngehanded In 1925 and
all but did it last year, body blow to the Gray
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SCHOOLBOY PROGRAM
FOR REST OF WEEK
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Base ball-Devitt vs.. western, Monu-
ment Grounds.
Tenuis-Devitt vs.. Western, public
courts.
TOMORROW.
Track-Public high school champion
ship meet, $3.50 o'clock.
Base ball-Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown
Prep, Garrett Park; Friends vs.. Rock
VILE High, Rockville; Western vs.. Wood
ward, Monument Grounds.
Tennis-Devitt VS.. st. Johns, public
courts (Prep School League match).
SATURDAY.
Track-Junior high championship
meet, Central Stadium.
Base ball-Georgetown Prep vs.. Char
lotte Hall, at Charlotte Hall.
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the game to even things up. but poor
base running cut short the rally.
The score:
Totals. 80 s37l4 Totals. 81 . - II
sBatted for Gaylor in eighth.

.Batted for daylor in sishth.
Maryland: 49,: SSsSdsSf -
Runs--FitzseraId; Ashworth. ofTools: Hyns.
Ho@e Tan@ftsrefsiS saeras:sdsSlsr;
Batson. Struck out-By Schultz, s; By Bat
6all~By Stroh (Batsonj. Double plays
Lowrance to O'Tcole; Gaylor to Radice. Left
on bases-Navy, 5; Maryland, Q. Umpires-
Messrs. Hughes and Green.
Not content with whipping the Mary
land ball team in o varsity contest, the
Navy tennis squad walloped the Old
Line racketers and the Plebe base ball
team took the measure Of the Maryland
Freshman nine.
TIL tennis match score was to I,
and the Plebe-Freshman contest, 6 to B.
lennis summaries:
SINGLES.
80 50: Robertson- (Navy) Defeated
navy defeated Duehman. 90, 81; Hal
stead Navy defeated Freeman, Ga, e-2i
g. Lucas (Nsvy) defeated w Lucas. 50.
81; Holtzworth tNavy) defeated Roberta
Rosenbaum and Freeman (MarylandO de-
feated Robertson and Chew So, Ga. g.;
and Lucas. "a, Is: Reiter and Coli
Navy defeated Duchman and Roberts,
6-2, 81, ca.
Trc--, hass haII srora.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Runs-H. Miller ca, Brandt. Hall (0.. A.
Miller, Pollock (O, Moore, sullivan, Crowley,
Robinson ca, Heating. Errors--R. Cooke
!O,. Herman. Thompson, Deveau. cumber-
land, Murphy, Sullivan, Ragland. Three
base hits-H Miller. Thomson Home run
Brandt Stolen bases-Pollock. A. Miller.
Hall, H. Miller, Moore, Murphy. First base
on balloon Pollock, 5; of PAINFUL, 3: on
Crowley, q. Hits--On Fanjul, Q in 4 innings;
on Crowley. in 4 innings. Hit by pitched
ball-By Fanjul (Pollockl. Struck out-By
Pollock, II; by Crowley, 5. Losing pitcher
PAINFUL. Umpire-Mr. Jones.
Friends School racketers won their
ninth straight engagement in the Prep
School; Tennis League yesterday, de-
feating Dewitt, 4 to !, on the Friends
courts.
The summaries:
Singles.
Willis CD defeated Ruth. IS Us. ga.
Boyle (F) defeated Joachim, SO, SIS.
Carpenter Cd defeated Caldwell, Go.
61.
Ruth! EysH, and soyl: a., defeated willis and
csTpsnter and Rebb. tY) defeated caid-
well and Joachim. 60. e.
Rockville High squeezed through to
o ga base bah win over Woodward's
nine yesterday on the Ellipse.
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SIGMA NJ IS PRESENTED
WITH BASKET BALL CUP

Sigma MI Fraternity Of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland yesterday was pre-
sented with the Emile Zalesak Cup for
winning the frat basket ball champion
ship in the series held during the past
season.
The presentation was made at the as
sembly Of students in Ritchie gym
nasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Runs-Kessler "a. McAboy cd, McCui-
az. schneider lai. Duryee l2. Chase, Frat.
SrroIs-Ksssler ,Jsyi1.. TuTnsr Lsp pinl.n
silverman. Two-base hits-Lanahan. Me-
3Hlloush: ohs.s: Hsms ~, r 1pr- Ar Mc.
S%lioasS. HAYDEN, Finley. sscrifce- Dnryse.
Double play-McCuiioush to Kessler. Left
on bases-Eastern. .; Business: 70. First
Oh siiyeTman,. /; on Carmen !. HitsEon
Chese. II IN 2 inninssi on garner. In ma, !
Sy pitched ball-By Lanahan (silverman,
puryee, Fratantuonol; BY Chase tMcAboy).
struck out-By LAnahan, .; By Chase. y; by
Losine pitcher-Chase. Umpire-W. Watt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Joe Turner, veteran District mailman,
will met George Taylor in the main
bout on the weekly wrestling card to-
night at the Gayety. Bobby Meinfort
and George Tohorow will grapple In
the preliminary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
LEGION MINES TO PLAY.

Efforts are being made to draft rules
and regulations and complete other ar
rangements in time to start play IN the
American Legion midget base ball COM
petition June Ii or n. The series was
scheduled to start next Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
OvERC0MEs ZIG LEAD.

{ Company d diamonders trimmed
Company q nine In o ball game among
Central High students, - to IL. The
winners overcame an 1l.run lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Navy, 9: Maryland. ..
Army, l.: Swarthmore, (called END
Of ninth, rain).
Yale, 10; Syracuse, 8.
Navy .Piebes, 8; Maryland Fresh
men, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
NOLAN SQUAD TO MEET.

Nolan Motor Co. Senior base ballerz
viii meet tonight ut 1880 O'Clock ct
st. Johns Church, Georgetown, to dis
tribute uniforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22

Babe Ruth has been ON 10 pennant-
winning base bali teams in 10 seasons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
PEEwEs SEEK CATCHER.

Colonial Peewees are after q manager
and o good catcher. Call Charles Smith,
Metropolitan e232.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-22
eAYUk

Three liksabls sixss.
Perseeto $3.50. Toe
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
CITIZENS APATHY
/ WILL Be STUDIED
Friendship Group, Aroused by
Lack of Interest in Meet
\ ings, Starts Probe.

Aroused by the small attendance at
citizens association meetings all over
the city, the Friendship Citizens As
ISOLATION, meeting last night in the
Janney School, appointed a committee
to investigate the situation and deter
mine if possible the reason for lack
of interest.
It was pointed out that the groups
meeting as civic associations seldom
represent the entire community bound
ed by the organizations. The commit
tee appointed to conduct the investiga-
ton is composed of James w. Talley,
chairman, Miss G. w. Holinger and
William j. Bush.
A resolution asking the Board Of
Education to arrange to have chairs
repaired and linked together in the
Janney School auditorium SO 1t may be
used for visual education" by showing
motion pictures and lantern slides was
adopted.
Thomas w. Lodge was Endorsed for
the Citizens Advisory Council.
Removal of electric light poles in the
center of Wisconsin avenue in the near
future, instead of waiting three years,
as is now proposed, was urged in reso-
luton unanimously passed.
The association Endorsed a resolution
requesting that provision be made in
the next District budget for an eight
room addition to the Janney School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
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CONES FOR PILES
A Scientific Triumph by the
Makers of Unguentine

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

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