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hipline and diagonal movement Of cir
cular fiaring skirt that wraps and
Grapes its side.
Style No. 3o4 is the new purplish
blue fiat silk crepe with trim in novel;
ty crepe of same coloring.
1t is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years,
SO, SO, 40 and AZ inches bust.
1t is very dignified and gracious in
black silk crepe or black chiffon.
Orangey-red silk crepe is versatile
and youthful suggestion for afternoons
and informal evenings.
Printed silk crepe, dark green canton
crepe, crepe marocain in Patou tan,
new rust shade in crepe silk and crepe
Elizabeth in royal blue are charming
ideas for its development.
For a pattern Of this style, send is
cents in stamps or coin directly to The
washington Stars New York Fashion
Bureau, Fifth Avenue and Twenty
ninth street, New York.
We suggest that when you send for
pattern, you inclose 10 cents additional
Tor q copy Of our new Spring Fashion
Magazine, just of the press.
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that extra tire" at the waistline which
ruins the lines of all the clothes.
Even they have come to exercising.
Here are some of their pet stunts to
reduce waist girth, spread of hips and
generally f1abby muscles.
First, raise arms above head, clasp
hands loosely and then treat the upper
part of body like a pendulum. Swing
1t to right, then to left, then back
again. Do this 20 times.
Next, stand upright with heels to-
gether. Raise arms slowly until stretch
ed full height. Bend slowly from waist
line. Keep knees hrm. Continue to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

perhaps little of the Spring fever had
taken possession of them. Anyway,
they felt that they Just had to go to
see what they could find. Now, Bowser
is dignified and sedate and rarely gets
excited, unless he smells the scent Of
Reddy Fox or Mrs. Fox. On the other
hand, Flip is a very lively little chap.
So, while Bowser trotted along, shining
here and snif1iing there, Flip raced
about. He would dash of to the left.
He would dash off to the right. He
would race ahead along the Lone Little
Path.
He had made one of those little dashes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
Ny Neighbor Says:

To prevent hard-boiled eggs
becoming discolored plunge them
into cold water Immediately after
they are boiled and before re-
moving the shells.
When dry ingredients, liquids
and fats are called for In the
same recipe, measure them in
the order given here, thus using
but one cup.
Tinware will not rust If 1t Is
rubbed with fresh lard when it
is new and placed in a hot oven
for an hour.
To dry out the lining Of a wet
shoe, place q lighted electric light
bulb inside the shoe, but do not
allow it to remain long enough to
burn the lining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
Never-Fail Dumplings.

Mix and sift together one pint Of
-four, two teaspoonfuls Of baking pow
der and one teaspoonful of salt Add
three-fourths cupfIIl of milk. Mix
quickly with the -four mixture. Take
out carefully by teaspoonfuls. being
careful not to stir the dough, and drop
into boiling water or stock or into a
stew and boil for 20 minutes, II pre-
ferred, roll out the dough, using as little
-four as possible. Spread with soft
butter and roll UP. Cut of slices about
inch thick and place on q buttercd
plate. Set In steamer and steam for
40 minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
NANCY PAGE
Have to Exercise to Get
Right Silhouette.

Some girls and women decided that
the new silhouette which came in last
Fall was of passing interest. They were
not going to bother with exercises OF
diets or corsets, not they. Why should
they make themselves uncomfortable
when Spring would see the return OF
the old comfortable, one-piece, straight
line dresses?
But Spring has not seen the return
And these same girls are now worry
ing about that roll of superfluous fat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
do they love devils food
at Jour- bouse9. 5. then try this
Hostess DEVILS FOOD BAR today!

You'll find that the other kinds of Hostess Cakes
are equally delicious The Layer Cakes-Cocoanut
and Pineapple and Chocolate-are great favorites.
Also our Lemon Loaf, made with freshly crushed
lemons. And those good old-fashioned Hostess
Cup Cakes e for 5t) frosted with vanilla or
chocolate icing.
Hostess Cakes are delivered to stores so promptly
and so often that we can give you moneyback
guarantee of freshness on every one Of these cakes
Read the guarantee below. And be sure your grocer
understands it is Hostess Cake you want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

Every child requires disciplining.
with this as an essential parents must
consider what sort of discipline Is best
and then how to make 1t most effective.
There are three definite forms Of gov
erning-rewards for good deeds, penal
ties for wrongdoing and corporal pun
ishment.
The wise parent chooses, first, re-
wards for good deeds, endeavoring to
instill into the mind of the child that
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SAAS 40 " 4.
asked to be one OF
their sponsors.
It was no ran
dom thought on
their part--inviting
the angular and
good natured Ten
nesSean to be one
of their advisers.
Not even pages do
things that way on
Capitol Hill.
All Of them knew
that the Senator
was a candy manu-
facturer, one of the
biggest in the
South.
Their foresight
became known the
other night when
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dad told Junior and me" is the
correct form. You should have no trou-
Bile with O sentence Of this type If you
will mentally "dissect" 1t, as follows:
/. Dad told Junior. -
2. Dad told me.
3. Dad told Junior and me.
You would not use "I'' for "me" in
sentence 2. Therefore you should not
use II" for me" in sentence 8.
Jolly Polly viii slaoly answer SJur ques-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

Flip the Terrier, who had come TO
live at Farmer Browns, had learned q
great deal about the little people Of the
Green Meadows and the Green Forest.
i HoweVefs he still had a great deal more
to learn He wouldn't admit it. He IL
one who likes to think himself very wise.
The result Is that every once in while
Flip gets in trouble. Flip didn't like to
admit that Bowser knew more than he
did. "
It happened one morning that Bow
ser and Flip went over to the Green
Forest. You see, it was Spring and
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THE STARS
DAILY PATTERN
SERVICE.

This model win be especially well
coined by smart young things who wish
to appear trim and slender. 1t will dis
guise overweight for the woman of
larger figure.
The collarless neckline of simple
bodice is particularly becoming finished
with applied bands. Long sleeves have
the new pointed cuffs.
A narrow belt marks normal waist
line.
Note extreme smooth flt through the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BIZ HERBERT PLUMMER.

WHEN pages of the United States
Senate organized themselves into
q Boy Scout troop q few months ago,
the newly seated Senator Brock was
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Why Hostess Devils Food is so Good
Only the finest tested ingredients are good enough
for Hostess Cakes. Specially milled and blended
-four eggs carefully inspected butter that tests 80
score" Even the sugar must be 1870 pure. And
the finest quality chocolate-not cocoa-is used in
both cake and fosting
Ingredients such as these are found only in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

good behavior is pleasant to himself As
well as gratifying to parents. 1t is a
mistake to consider there is anything
wrong in making a child think 1t pays
to be good. In later life every person
knows this is true, just as surely as
that wrongdoing brings its own pun
ishment.
The saying that virtue is its own
reward Is cold and without appeal. AS
an actual fact virtue brings It's own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
EVERY HOSTESS CAKE
is guaranteed fresh

Hostess Cakes are so uni. '
formly good that We give
them this guarantee.
Ifyou ever buy one that's
not perfectly fresh and sat-
isfactorY in every way, take
it back to your grocer. He
will cheerfully refund your
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
By ALICE ADAMS PROCTOR

DICH with butter and chocolate . :. and fresh
IN as if it had come out of your own oven this
morning, this Hostess Devils Food Bar makes
everybody cake-hungy just to look at it. And
it's big long cake-enough for everyone to have
two or three generous slices!
AS soon as you cut it you can tell that here at
last is devils food that's better than most home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21
Flip Finds Strange Fellow.

Be careful of the way you greet
The stranger whom you chance to meet
-Bowser the Hound
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|DorothyDir| &C., &C.; 4:
Are Men
to Blame
for Marriage
Problem?
''Men Are Still Looking at Women Through
Grandpa's Spectacles," Suggests an
Interested Onlooker.

the other day
is why SC smoke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-21

best home Kitchens. They would actually
cost you more than the price of this cake
and think ofbeing suwofperfectresults,
think of the work and time you save!
Evening star., 1930-04-04
ROOKIE PHIL HURLER
HAS TEAM GUESSING

PHILADELPHIA, April 4 P).-Man-
ager Burt Shotton of the Phillies would
like to know the whereabouts Of Chester
Nichols, right-handed pitcher drafted
from Montreal.
"He was offered a splendid contract
and I want him." Shotton said today,
"but I guess he does not want us. !
don't know where he is" The Phillies
are back from their Southern training
trip.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April (P-Man-
ager John McGraw of the New York
Giants refuses to say who will pitch
the opening game Of the season. but
the boys are guessing that Bill Walker,
Southpaw, will get the assignment.
He is bigger and stronger than he
was last year and has plenty OF
confidence.
LOS ANGELES, April 4 R-Real
concern over the condition Of Rogers
Hornsby's ailing heel was felt in the
Chicago Cub camp today as the club
faced its final engagement with the
Los Angeles Angels. The Rajah drop
ped out Of the lineup yesterday under
doctors orders and 1t was feared he
might be forced to have another
operation.
HOUSTON. Tex, April 4 CP.-Gus
Suhrs two home runs in yesterday IS
exhibition game here was the chief
topic of conversation among the Pitts
burgh Pirates today. His hitting has
been one of the features Of the Bucs'
Spring tour.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
WELSH WILL DIRECT
MONTGOMERY LEAGUE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

| Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 4.-The
election of officers and the beginning Of
preparations to have Rockville prop
erly represented on the base ball dia.
mond this season marked the annual
meeting here of the Rockville Athletic
Association.
F. Barnard Welsh of the Rockville
bar was reelected president, and the
other officers chosen, most of them also
reelected, were: Vice president, Leon
ard L. Nicholson: secretary, Roger
Shaw; treasurer, John E. Wilson: ex-
ecutive committee, F. Barnard Welsh,
Roger Shaw. Leonard L. Nicholson. DR..
George l.. Edmonds, F. Bache Albert,
Joseph N. Starkey, A. B. Bernstein, j.
Paul Brunett and Eugene B. Gringen.
rett P. Wilson, Eugene B. Gingell and
George Boice, named by the executive
board. were placed in charge Of the
associations base bail activities of the
year, and they at once got down to
business by naming Robert M. Cole
manager of the team, which will repre-
sent Rockville in the Montgomery
County Base Ball League, now in pro-
cess Of formation.
President Welsh reported that IS
business establishments of Rockville
| AAuN dOAdOC0 do 1LldA1J bdoC bdAA 0AAA
forms, and also stated that the grand
stand has been relocated and other
changes made in the base ball field to
meet objections Of nearby property
owners and improve playing conditions
generally.
Donations of cash by the Montgom-
cry County National Bank Of Rock
vile, the Farmers Banking & Trust
Co. of Rockville and A. B. Bernstein
were reported, but the urgent need OF
more funds was stressed and it was de-
cided to at once inaugurate a member
ship drive as one means of providing
the money necessary to get base ball
OF TO good start in the county seat.
The campaign for new members will
be in charge of committee consisting
Of J. Paul Brunett, Roger shaw and
Joseph N. Starkey. named by President
Welsh. The members of the commit
tee signif1ed its purpose to begin work
promptly, and expressed confidence
that a large enrolment and more
than usual interest would result.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
Exhibition Base Ball

At Wichita Falls, TeX.-Wichita Falls
IT. L.), 8; New York (A), 6.
AT Macon, Ga.-Brooklyn CN), Z; Bos-
ton (N), 4.
At Birmingham, Ala.-Birmingham
Is. A., 3; Cincinnati (N), !.
At Houston. Tex.-Pittsburgh (N), 8;
Houston IT. L., z.
At Charlotte, N. c.-Philadelphia
(A), 4; Charlotte Is. Atl.), 2.
At Fort Worth, Tex.-Chicago (A),
10; Fort Worth IT. L.), 4.
At Louisville, Ky.-Louisvtlle "a. A.,
Is; Boston (A), 10.
Memphis Is. A.,
At Atlanta, Ga.-Atlanta Is. Az, s.:
Detroit (A),,4.
At New Cleveland (A), 8;
New Orleans Is. A., 4.
At Los Angeles-Chicago (N), S; Los
Angeles (P. G. L., 4.
TODAY'S SCHEDULES.
At Fort Worth, Tex.-New York (A.)
VS.. Fort Worth IT. L..
At Macon, Ga.-Brooklyn CN) VS.
Boston (N).
At Los Chicago CN) VS.. Los
At Birmingham, Ala.-Washingtcn
(A.) VS.. Birmingham Is. Al.
At Richmond, Va.-Philadelphia (A.)
VS.. Reading Il. L..
At Little Rock, Ark.-Chicago (A)
VS.. Little Rock Is. Al.
At Louisville, Ky.-Boston (A.) vs.
Louisville "a. AZ.
At Atlanta, Ga.-Detroit (A.) VS.. At
lanta Is. A..
At kansas City-st. Louis (A) VS..
Kansas City "a. A..
At Houston-Pittsburgh (N) vs.. Hous-
ton IT. L..
At Bradenton, Fla.-St. Louis (N) vs.
Rochester Il. L..
Evening star., 1930-04-04
COLONIAL A. C. OPENS
CAMPAIGN ON SUNDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 4.-Colo-
NAL A. G. has scheduled the Miller
Furniture Co. Of Washington for the
opening game Of its season Sunday
afternoon at Guckert's field at
o'clock.
Manager Bill Hammond will pitch
"Curley" Dolph against the invaders.
A practice has been called for 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Aubrey wilkerson has been re-
elected president of the Potomac Rife
Club. Ernest D. File is treasurer, John
r. johnson secretary and Max S. Snow
executive officer.
The club appropriated funds to place
in shape Its range at Beverley Hills.
Bennie Wormsley, Washington sand
lot base ball player, who performs on
the mound and In the outfleld, has been
signed to play with the Bauserman
Motor Co. Of Arlington.
Alexandria High will open its base
ball campaign at home today, when 1t
entertains the HyattSville High.
st. Mary's Celtics were to resume
their drills for the exhibition game with
Evening star., 1930-04-04
ROCKNE IS ADVISED
TO STICK TO CHAIR

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 4-Chick Meehan
New York University foot ball coach
who spent most of the Winter discussing
tactics with the ailing master, Knute
Rockne, on the sands at Miami Beach,
Fla, believes Rock" Is still a very sick
man. mostly because Of his own courage
and unwillingness to admit that he
must be very careful of his health.
1--WE sat one day with doctor on the
sands" Chick explained, "and Knute
listened to a lecture on his condition.
The doctor prescribed absolute mac
tivity in bed for six months, then order
ed that Rock merely supervise practice
from q wheel chair next Fall.
"Knute never even answered him.
He turned to me and said: Chick,
maybe we'd better stay here another
week before we go back to work."
Evening star., 1930-04-04
CONNALLY DROPPED
AS WHITE SOX TREK
Violation of Training Rule
Loses Him Job-Foxx of
AS Starts Hitting.

By the Associated Press.
TORT WORTH, Tex, April A.
r The Chicago White Sox, minus
Sarge Connally, who was drop
ped for lack of adherence to
training regulations, today started on
the homeward trail.
The Sox finished their stay in Texas
with 10-to-4 victory over Fort Worth
yesterday. Today they faced the OPEN
ing contest of three-game series with
Little Rock.
RICHMOND, Va, April (R.-
Jimmy Foxx, Athletics first baseman,
finally has found his batting eye. He
was in a slump during most of The
Southern training season, but as the
team neared home yesterday he clouted
a home run and a double, batting In
3 of the Athletics runs against Char
lotte.
KANSAS CITY, April 4 lR.-The st.
Louis Browns, here for a three-day
series which is expected to make or
break many of the rockies, have picked
up another infielder. Joe Hassler, the
tall, slender lad from Baltimore, Joined
the squad at Memphis yesterday In
time for a workout.
ATLANTA. Ga, April 4 R.-The
Detroit Tigers had a chance today to
redeem themselves after being defeated
here yesterday by the Atlanta South
ern Association club, S to 4. The Tigers
are here for three-day stand.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4 R.-The
Cleveland Indians squad in training
here showed more cuts of the pruning
knife today.
Business Manager Walter McNicholas
announced that two recruits, Roxy
Lawson, right-handed pitcher, and
Jerry Harris, college catcher, who has
been one OF the sensations of the train
ing season, will join the Terre Haute
club Of the Three-I League.
This cut brings the squad within only
seven above the limit.
Much to the credit Of Walter Sim
mons, brother of Al on the Athletics,
the Indians yesterday defeated the New
Orleans Pelicans, 6 to 4.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
BEATING GRIFFITHS
GETS GAGNON JACK
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April A. Sailor Jack
Gagnon, French Canadian heavyweight
from Boston, stands to make himself
around $25,000 for meeting Jerry
(Tuffy) Grif1ths of Sioux City, Iowa,
and Chicago in the Chicago Stadium
April 80, all because Chicago fight fans
refuse to believe his technical Knockout
of Tuffy at Philadelphia last Monday
wasn't an accident.
Gagnon was not a high-priced at
traction before his victory over Grit
f1fths, but when Matchmaker Nate
Lewis of the stadium tried to sign him
up for q return match with Grifiths
the Boston puncher demanded a guar
antee Of $4,000.
The stadium has changed its policy
and no longer gives guarantees, but the
bout stacks up as a great natural for
Chicago and Lewis offered Gagnon 20
per cent of the gate, which in case of
a sellout at $4.e9 tops would amount
to about $4,000.
Gagnon, or whoever handles his busi-
ness, apparently was not so certain of
a Sellout. and Lewis finally was author
lied by the stadium directors to make
it 80 per cent.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
D0UTHIT OF CARDS MAY
GIVE WAY TO RECRUIT

BRADENTON, Fla, April 4 R.-
Taylor Douthit. idol of the knotholers'
gang in Sportsman Park. may pick
splinters instead of doing sentry duty
for the st. Louis Cardinals, Manager
Gabby Street has indicated.
Douthits hitting has been one of the
upsets of the limbering-up season, being
credited with an average of 1877 in the
II games of the Cocoanut League.
Homer Peel. likely looking rookie, NAV
get the call from his preseason average
of 400.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
CANADIENS REGAIN
PRICED HOCKEY CUP
BY the Associated Press.

MONTREAL, April 4.-The Stanley
Cup, for 81 years Canada'S most coveted
sports trophy and the present emblem
Of the world hockey supremacy, has
come back to the Dominion after two
years in the United States, through the
amazing efforts of Les Canadiens of
Montreal. The flying Frenchmen re-
captured the trophy by defeating the
Boston Bruins In two successive games
of the play-of series between the sur
vivors of the National Hockey League
competition. The Bruins were heavy
favorites.
The Canadiens won the first game,
to 0, and took last nights dual, to 3.
In the first place play-of of 1929. the
Bruins won three successive victories
over the Canadiens and in the regular
league season this year the Bruins beat
the CanadienS four times. The Ca
nadienS went through two overtime
battles of record duration in defeating
Chicago and the New York Rangers to
reach the last round of the play-offs.
The victory gave the Canadiens pos
session of the Stanley Cup for the
fourth time since it was first awarded
by Lord Stanley of Preston in 1898.
Previous triumphs were in 1915, 1919
and 1924.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
LOTT, DOEG EXTENDED.

NEW ORLEANS. La, April 4 R.-
George Lott of Chicago and Johnny
Doeg, Santa Monica, Calf, were ex-
tended to win from Arthur Waters and
Charles Granger, both Of this city;
61. As, Ga, IN the New Orleans
Country Club invitation tennis tour
nament.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
BIEBER, D. C. BIKE RIDER,
TO STRIVE FOR RECORD

An attempt to break the Washington
Baltimore bicycle speed record of hour
44A minutes held by Charles CLOCK Of
Baltimore will be made by Ed Bieber,
crack District cyclist, Sunday.
for several weeks. He viii be accom-
panied by three judges. Clock made
- record june IL, 1873.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
the Reading Keys Sunday at Baggett's
Park today.

the Reading Keys SUNDAY AZ 6aSgetts
Park today.
Elicit Cabell. local youth, Is play
ing in the outfleld and batting Clean
up" for the Emerson Institute nine in
Washington.
Episcopal High Schools nine opens
its season against st. Adams In Wash
ington today.
Plans are now being made by Albert
Hurshman to stage banquet in honor
Of the st. Mary's Celtics basket ball
team. The feast will be held at
Hurshy's Salon, 400 King street, within
the next few days.
Haysnuth, Swift and Elliott, new
comers, are making strong bids for
places OH the Episcopal High tennis
team. Capt. Morgan, Jimmy Shuford
and the Taylor twins, veterans, are lead
ing in the race.
Indian Head Cardinals Of Indian
Head, Md, will play the Del Ray A. G.
at Edward Duncan field April 13.
Three games were to be played in the
Fairfax County High School A. A. Base
Ball League today. Floris was at Lee
jackson, Clifton at Falls Church and
Franklin at Herndon.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
GALLANT FOX SHOWS SPEED

NEW YORK, April 4 (F).-"Sunny
Jim" FitZsimmons, trainer for William
Woodwards Belair stud, showed his
Kentucky Derby hand, when he sent
Gallant Fox and Flying Gal over the
six furlong course at Aqueduct In the
fast time OF l.16.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
r Trained Than in MARYLAND Seas01

Batson, who made quite o reputation
last year and year before that on local
amateur diamonds during the Summer
months, hurt his arm In a game late
last season and so far this Spring has
not been able to get in shape. Right
now it seems that his whip Is ailing so
much that he will be lucky If he does
anything more than some relief work,
and possibly he may not be able to do
that much.
Gavin Haddin Of New York, probably
the best stadium and field house archi-
tect in the country, spent yesterday at
College Park going over plans for the
development Of these athletic features
at Maryland. In planning for the
enlargement Of its stadium and the
building Of o field house, the Mary
landers want structures that will
harmonic with the general campus
buildings.
Evening star., 1930-04-04

TREEzEPR0oF 1:z Radiators for all makes
WITTSTATTS RADIATOR, FENDER
AND BODY WORKS
sIS ISo 18th st; NV. MetroDoltan $50.
Evening star., 1930-04-04

PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.
Montreal Canadiens, 4; Boston
Bruins, 3.
Cleveland. 8: Buffalo. 0.
Evening star., 1930-04-04
RUTH'S 5O0.F0OT HOMER
AND ONE OTHER WASTED

WICHITA FALLS, Tex, April (PY
The New York Yankees came tC
Wichita Falls, saw and were conquered
but the real winner was Babe Ruth.
While the Yanks were losing to the
local entry in the Texas League yes
terday, Ruth clouted two home runs
the second Of which was one Of the
longest drives of his career.
The center-f1eld fence here Is 405
feet from home plate. Ruth's second
drive cleared this barrier with plenty 10
spare and landed nearly 500 feet from
the batter's box.
More than 5000 fans turned out to
watch the Babe and his mates.
Evening star., 1930-04-04

COLLEGE LACROSSE.
Oxford Cambridge, 10; Washington
College, o.
Evening star., 1930-04-04

Episcopal High Schools nine opens
its season against st. Adams In Wash
ington today.
Evening star., 1930-04-04

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Georgia Tech, q; Florida, 1.
Vanderbilt, s.: Michigan State, 4.
Indiana, 6; Mississippi, {.