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BARK BOUGHT FOR SCIENCE

BARK BOUGHT FOR SCIENCE
 OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 10, P)- The old three -masted steel barque, Star of England, has been purchas- ed by Los Angeles capitalist who plans to sail on it with his family to the South Seas on a research ex- petition. The Star of England was formerly in the San Francisco Alaska service.
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Excellent assortment of fresh candies at Sylvia'S.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
Minor Leagues
International League.

International League.
Rochester. IA; Baltimore. 5.
jersey City. g.; Montreal 7.
Newark. SIS; Buffalo, "a (seconl
game innings.
Toronto. 1913; Reading, 1-s (first
game innings.
American Association.
Indianapolis, rs; Milwaukee, "A.
ST. Paul 9-l0 Toledo. AS.
Minneapolis. IA: Columbus. SIS.
Kansas City. 9-4: louisville 1-8.
Eastern League.
Bridgeport. s.; Hartford, /.
Albany, 8; Richmond. :.
Springfield, 8: Norfolk, 2 10 innings
Allentown. IL; New Haven, 6.
Southern Association.
Knoxville. 6: Little Roc,:., 5.
New Orleans. 7: Chattanooga. s.
Memphis Atlanta. wet grounds.
Others not scheduled.
Pacific Coast League.
Missions, 7: Sacramento, 2.
Three night games.
Texas League.
San Antonio, 8: Fort Worth, 4.
Longview at Beaumont, rain.
Two night games.
western League.
Oklahoma City, g; Des Moines, 6.
Tulsa, IA; Denver, g.
Three 1 League.
Quincy, 6; Springfield. l.
Terre Haute. 9; Peoria. 8.
Decatur. /; Danville, o.
New York-Pennsylvania League.
Wilkes Barre, S; HaZleton. l.
Harrisburg, al; Elmira, 90 (secont
game 7 innings.
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BAUSCH AND CHARLES
CLASH IN DECATHLON
Standout in Field of Olympic Try
out Finals-Stewart May Join
in Struggle.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 22-Jim Bausch.
former Kansas University foot ball and
track star, and Wilson Charles, from
Haskell Institute, head the field which
will engage In the final Olympic death
Ion trials at Dyche Stadium, Northwest
ern University, Friday and Saturday
With Barney Berlinger, Pennsyl-
vania's great all-around ace, and Jesse
Fortensen of the Los Angeles Athletic
Club out of competition, Bausch and
Charles, old rivals, appear to be the
best in the field. A three-way battle
will result if Jim Stewart of Southern
California can be spared for the trials
Along with Bausch and Charles. Joe
Hall of Florida Wilbert Lambeth New
berry College, Garfield, Ohio; Graham
Bachelor of the University of Georgia;
Clyde Coffman, formerly of Kansas
University, and Carl SAKE of Bedford,
Ohio, have filed entries
Five events-the io0-meter dash.
broad jump, shot put, high jump and
400-meter run-will be fought over Fri
dav, and the remaining five tests-the
ll0-meter high hurdles. javelin throw.
discus throw. pole vault and 1900
meter run-will be decided Saturday.
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Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
QUEBEC. Quebec-Henri Deglane, 219,
Montreal. won in straight falls from
Pat McGill, 220, Omaha.
BALTIMORE-Fred Grubmier, 200,
Iowa, won by decision from George
Zaharias. 238. Colorado (Zaharias dis
qualified for fouD.
NEW HAVEN. Conn-Ed tStrangler)
Lewis. 240. Los Angeles, threw Earl
McCIeady. $50, Oklahoma. ALTO.
PORTLAND, Me.-Jim Browning.
900. Springfield, Mo. won from Lee
(Wyckoff first fall. 1907, but injured
and unable to continue).
CHICAGO-Joe Stecher. 229, Ne
braska. threw Pat OShocker. 222
Nebraska, 22:00: Jim McMillen. 215
Italy. $1,000: Hans Steinke, 248. Ger
many, threw Lou Plummer, 222, Chi
cagO. 16 90.
NEW YORK-Dick Shikat, 2l8
Philadelphia. drew with Sander Szabo
205, Hungary, 30:00
SAN FRANCISCO-Mustapha Pasha,
1872 Turkey. tossed Paddy Mack. 1870
Boston. 1900. 400; Dr. Karl Sarpolis
2l5. Cleveland. defeated John Freberg
245, Sweden tSarpolis took the first in
% minutes, then tossed Freterg out OF
the ring and he was unable to come
back Dick Daviscourt, 225. Glendale
defeated Hal Rumger. 220. Iowa. IL 100;
Ted Cox, 2l8. Fresno. and Nick Vel
coff, 235. San Francisco, drew. 600:
George Nelson 900. Salt Lake, and Alex
Yermakoff, 2l0, Russia, drew, 20:00.
SAN DIEGO, CalY.-Abie Coleman
200, New York, defeated Joe Varga 205
Hungary (Varga disqualified for illegal
use Of the strangle hold after each had
won a falN.
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N, A. TENNIS DOUBLES
SLATED TOMORROW
Mangan and Markey Seeded No. !
in Field of 28-Winners to
Vie in National.

WITH a strong field of % pairs en-
w tered a keen struggle for the
Middle Atlantic tennis doubles
crown, play for which opens tomor-
row on the Columbia Country Club
courts, is expected The winning com
bination viii gain the right to repre-
sent the sectioH In the national dou-
bles at Boston In August.
Tom Mangan and Bud Markey have
been seeded No. /. Markey and Eddie
Yeomans won the title last season.
Yeomans is not entered this year.
Mangan. formerly paired with Consi-
dine, who this year will play with Dick
Mason.
Iieuts. Gerry Smith and Bill Gra-
ham Of the Navy Leech Cup team have
been seeded No. 2. Frank Shore and
Anthony Latona and Alan Staubly
and FREDERICK Sendel have been given
the No. and No. ratings, respec-
lively
First-round pairings follow:
Tenn Mangan, and Bud Markey. bye;
peei and Bi sedel vs. adRson and
Mclean and Bob Doyle; Frank Shore and
partner; JACK % and Don A1 Dudley "eis" VS. KIM ao
Nell Nell and partner; Ensigns Farrin and Nc
Moo. eo sna ser s upsaur nS Mdof
head and Lieut. McVay.
Meuts. Smith and Graham vs.; Clyde Yeo,
Mil Buchanan vs.. Frank Taylor and and Bob Bob
BurwslI; Bob Considine and Dick Mason
sngsEp gphan " % snS aeeT.sd sseSa Kres sn5 ds, d
son Grant and Kurt Krause--A. o. White
fnf H Pat o. Vault RSey vs. .ps pfd S 19ye 1sa as s
Clarence charest and Hickey Wills. Bye.
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20 YEARS AGO
WASHINGTON. after losing two
w doubie-headers in a row to the
IN THE STAR.

WASHINGTON. after losing two
w double headers in a row to the
Athletics. defeated them. 8 to g.
Bob Groom allowed Connie Mack's
nine Just five hits for his second win
over it in four days.
For the fifth straight year Har-
ward yesterday demonstrated rowing
superiority over Yale. winning the
varsity. freshman and four cared
contests
Pepco defeated Southland. 5 to 1,
to gain second place in the Inde-
pendence League. Barton. winning
pitcher, allowed only 2 hits and
fanned II. Joe Leverton. losing
hurler, was nicked for nine bingles
Jack Spaulding, Southland shortstop,
starred.
G. P. o. topped Aggies. u to IL.
in the Government League. 1t was
the twelfth victory in as many starts
for G. P. O.. which is leading the
race. Kelleys two-base hit and
Platt's overthrow netted the winning
run in the ninth. Ford for @. P. O.
and Mactarney for the Aggies were
leading hitters.
First Presbyterian defeated Metro
politan, 9 to 8, in the East WASH
ington Sunday School League. Hits
by Marx. Lodge and Davis In the
ninth brought Presbyterian victory.
Charley Dodge, second baseman,
starred for the winners. In Dad
Williams and Pop Kerper the Nets
have two of the oldest players in
the District. Dick Woodward has
resigned as league llmpirp and Fred
Jaeschke has been named lis Sue
ceSsCr.
Commerce and Labor surprised by
defeating Agriculture, 10 to 6, in the
Departmental League Ekewine, win
ming pitcher. was in fine form.
Eidness, losing finger, was hit hard.
Taylor. Downey, Bailey and Cullen
led at bat.
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|D|zzY DEAN EARNS
| CARD BOSS PARDON
HurIer Who Quit Team Comes
Back Quickly to Beat
Giants-Cubs Gain.
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,

hbSOClhteo tTeSS SpOrtS writer.
JEROME HERMAN DEAN, eccentric
right-hAnder of the st. Louis Car
dinals. perhaps Is trying to discover
whether the best way to Manager Cab
by Streets heart is through gilt-edged
pitching.
The dizzy one, whose career with the
Cardinals has been one big argument
after another. quit the team cold a few
days ago in Philadelphia. He repent
ed as quickly, returned to the fold and
perhaps earned full forgiveness yester-
day when he stopped the New York
Giants cold with six hits to win 81
decision.
Dean blanked the Giants for eight
innings, but saw a possible shutout
vanish in the ninth when Mel OFT
doubled and Frank Hogan singled.
MEANTIME. the Chicago Cubs were
lVl increasing their National League
lead by trouncing the Phillies,
1913, while the secondplace Boston
Braves accepted 9-3 beating from
Cincinnati.
The Cubs blasted out IA hits. in
Guiding home runs by Moore and Hart
nett, to win easily behind Pat Malone's
steady pitching. Chuck Klein's nine
teenth homer with one on accounted
for two Philly runs. Babe Herman
had a field day with home run and
three singles as the Reds checked the
Braves. Ray Kolp gave the Tribe
seven hits, two Of them homers by
Berger and Worthington.
Fred Heimach pitched effectively and
hit a home run and single, driving in
three runs, as Brooklyn beat Pittsburgh,
90. and went into q tie with the
Pirates for third place.
CHAD KIMSEY'S three base wild
~ throw Of sacrifice bunt permit
ted the New York Yankees to
score three runs in the ninth. beat the
st. Louis Browns, 1l-8. and increase
their lead in the American League. Lou
Gehrig hit his fifteenth homer with
two on In the third.
The Philadelphia Athletics got cnly
six hits off Milt CASTOR and TIE Chi
cago White Sox walked off with 81
decision. punching hits off Rube Wal
berg for all their runs In the eighth.
George Uhle's pinch triple in the
ninth gave Detroit 80 victory over
the Boston Red SOX
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OPEN SECOND HALF
IN LEAGUE SERIES
Dixie Pigs, ViCtors in First
Part of Schedule, Will
Play Terminals.

~ IKE PIGS, who yesterday won
the first half championship Of
the Industrial Base Ball
League By vanquishing Con-
structioneers. to 0, this evening will
face Terminal in the opening game of
the second half
The Dixies, with Blackie Adair pitch
ing steadily, took the lead in the sec
ond inning yesterday and gradually
widened their margin.
The boys really busted" the apple
yesterday in the Departmental League
a total of 50 hits being piled up in
two games.
Naval Hospital downed Commerce. II
to 8. and Investigation defeated D. C
Repair. Is to 8.
Thompson. Patterson. Hall Hargett
Rosser. Colliflower and Snyder were
the evenings best batters.
Eldbrooke rallied spiritedlv to score
three runS and earn 3-all tie with the
West Washington Baptist nine, in the
Georgetown Church League.
A big eighth inning in which they
scored seven rurs carried Auths to an
Ill win over D. C. Firemen.
A meeting of Federal Employe Union
ist ball team will be held tonight at 8
O'Clock, at 10 B street southwest
Sears Insects gather tonight at 112l
B street northeast at 7.30 o'clock.
Wheaton A. c. and Gaithersburg A
c., cid Montgomery County rivals. will
face Sunday on the Gaitherzburg dia-
mond.
Congress Heights A c. nine will meet
the Union Terminal team this evening
at o'clock on the Congress Heights
field.
The Heightsmen will face the Pali-
sades Saturday on the same diamond at
3 o'clock.
Some teams seeking games are:
Fraternal Order of Eagles. for Sat-
urday with a nine having a diamond
Call Hartung, National 4637, between 8
am. and pm.
Clifton Midgets for tomorrow, Friday
Saturday and Sunday. Keyser, Colum-
bia 1888.
Mark Blums, Lincoln 4O99.
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Annapolis Head
At West Point

vI1EST POINT. N. Y, June 22.-
w Rear Admiral Thomas G..
Hart, superintendent of the Naval
Academy, and Mrs. Hart are guests
of Maj. Gen. w. D. Connor, super
intendent of the Military Academy.
and Mrs. Connor. The West Point
head attended the Poughkeepsie crew
races with Admiral Hart. This morn
ing the Field Artillery detachment
fired 13-gun salute in his honor.
Both officials declined to state
whether they had discussed the
athletic situation, but their warm
friendship Indicates the opening OF
a new era of relationships between
the two service schools
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GROVE SKIPS A TURN
Passes Up Chance for Easy 18th
Straight to Rest Ankle.

CHICAGO. June % [P.-Left,- Grove
probably will not try for his twelfth
straight victory and his thirteenth of
the American League season during the
present series with the frail Chicago
White Sox
Grove, who defeated the Sox for his
sixteenth straight last season to tie the
all-time league record, suffered a
wrenched ankle Sunday and is not like
ly to start again until the Athletics re-
turn home.
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Fistic Battles
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Jack Sharkey, Boston
outpointed Max Schmeling, Germany
world heavyweight champion 15), wor
championship; Charlie Retzlaff, Duluth
Mimi, outpointed Hans Bierke, Ger
many (5): Lou Barba, New York. out
pointed Jerry Paveiic. New York Isl
James j. Braddock. Jersey City. out
pointed Vincent Parille, Argentine 90
FAIRMONT, w. Va.-Young Saylor
Charleroi, Pa. outpointed Paul Czer
Fairmont (); Steve O'Malley, Bel
laire, Ohio, outpointed Benny NC
Arthur, Fairmont 80.
NDIANAPOLIS.-Sa S mmy kid
Slaughter, Terre Haute. outpointed Ray
Tramblie, Rockford. Ill. u0).
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Ah Wing Lee
Portland, and Eddie Mack, Denver
drew (8.
At Roanoke Va.-Joe Knight. Cairo
Ga, won by technical knockout ovel
Eric Lawson t9. Iavson claimed
foul: but referee awarded knockout tC
Knight)
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Frau Schmeling
Refuses Verdict

Bv the Associated Press
DERLIN. June 22-Max Schmel-
- ings mother is convinced he
won the fight with Jack Sharkey
at New York last night III spite of
the decision.
She listened to the report of the
fight over the radio in her home,
surrounded by a group Of friends
Il heard the f1ght-every bit Of it.
she said My son-and only my
sons the world champion. 1 am
firmly convinced. l telegraphed him
that. too"
The words of Mayor Walker of
New York were solacing to German
listeners. In my humble opinion,
Schmeling should have won.' the
mayors voice said, coming through
the microphones.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
Straight Off Tee

THE second club championship Of
L the year is to be decided next week
when a small field will gather at
the Chevy Chase Club to play for the
club title, now held by Richard P.
Davidson The competition is at 70
holes medal play, with one round sched-
uled for each day. beginning June 81.
The following members of the club
have entered Richard P. Davidson,
Richard Lunn. Fred HitE, A. McCook
Dunlop. Emmons S Smith Kent Legg
John Britton, Frank P. Reeside. Brown
Miller, Landra B. Platt, Gen. R. H
Allen. George Richards, jr., and G. S.
Prince.
GENERAL matches have been played
y in the first round OF the event for
the Midseason Cup among senior
golfers at Chevy Chase. Results OF
the matches played SO far are: Gen.
Allen defeated Admiral J. D. Beuret.
2 and l; Admiral c. B. McVay defeated
John W. ChildreSs. 2 and /; c. P. Hill
defeated c. V. Wheeler. 5 and 4; E. x.
Campbell defeated Edward Clifford by
default, W G. Brantley defeated Gen.
H. p Mccain. and l. E. o. Wagen-
horst defeated H. C. Sheridan by
default.
DILLY MALLOY, one of Fred Nc
- Leod's aides in the Columbia golf
shop. Will pair tomorrow with Paul
j. Frizzell against Everett EynOn and
Tom Bones in an attempt to whip the
orthodox southpaw combination who
have been playing so well recently. Not
long ago Eynon played the course in
TO- while Bones has been around in
better than thai mark. Bones score,
however, was made from the short
tees
A miniature golf competition under
auspices of the Women's District Golf
Association was in progress today over
the Army War College course.
DRIES won in the women's golf
Z tourney al the Army War College
were presented yesterday at a
luncheon at the Officers Club there
They went to Mrs. L. H. Hedrick.
first flight winner. who also captured
the low medal prize; Mrs. John s. Up
ham. first flight runner-up; Mrs. o. H
Saunders. second-f1ight winner, and
Mrs. Harbold, runner-up; Mrs. Gibner
third flight winner; Mrs. A. z. Dedicke
and Mrs. CARRIER. consolation winner
and runner-up. respectively, and Mrs
Morrow, who had low net score.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
Painful Thumb Scene Open 7ouneyB Tough
Enemy Is Hitless,
Loses Pro Debut
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DECATUR. H., June 22.-Joe
- Noonan. 2l-year-old college
graduate from California. made his
debut in organized base ball by
pitching a no-hit game for Danville,
ILL.,, but today he was down in the
records of the Three-1 League as the
losing pitcher.
Decatur won the game here last
night by a score of l to 0. although
Noonan allowed not semblance OF
a hit for nine innings, struck out
seven opposing batsmen and only
walked two. Errors helped the vis-
itors to victory.
First Baseman Walters got on first
in the sixth due to walk and q
forceout and stole second. Noonans
next pitch was high and Walters
raced to third. The Danville catcher
retrieved the ball and threw 1t wildly
to third, allowing walters to score
Noonan is product OF st. Mary's
College of California.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
DIES THINKING COB LOST
Sharkey Fan Collapses at Radio
Near End of Round IA.

DENVER, June % (P.-For many
months Michael Carey 80. had looked
championship fight Sharkey was his
favorite.
He heard the round by round de-
scription of the bout Near the end OF
the fourteenth round, Carey got UP
from his chair and exclaimed: "Shar-
Keys lost" Then he slumped to the
floor
Friends carried him to bed and called
a physician. The doctor said Carey died
of heart disease
Evening star., 1932-06-22
REBA KiRSON SURVIVES
Lone D. c. Player Left IN Tourney
for Maryland Tennis Title.

y
BALTIMORE. June 22-Reba Kirscn
today was the lone Washingtonian left
in the singles of the Women's Maryland
State tennis championships in progress
on the Baltimore Country Club courts.
Mrs Ruth Martinez. ace of the Dis
trict Of Columbia contingent. was elimi-
rated yesterday by Anne Page Of Phila-
delphia. seeded No. 2. The score of
the encounter, a third-round affair, was
6-3. 6-3
Another Washingtonian bowed to a
Philadelphia entry when Marion Butler
succumbed to Anne Townsend in a
6-l. Go match Mrs Dorette Miller
and Sara Mo re were the ether Wash
irgton players to be eliminated Mrs.
Miller was a Go. 6--3 victim Of Eliza
CCxe Of Asheville N C. and Miss Moore
lost to Eleanor Cottman. the defending
champion The score was 6-3. 60.
Miss Kirson won her third-rcund
match over Eleanor Cooper. 6-l, "a.
Only one District Of Columbia combi-
nation was put out in the doubles, when
Eleanor Cottman and Mrs D. Luke Hop
kins defeated Sara Moore and Mrs.
Dorette Miller. Go, Ga
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HOGGESHALL subdued Paul Mullen.
WINS Sd CORPS TITLE
Pvt. Scruton Defeats Lieut.. Miller
in Five-Set Net Battle.

L v l. 0Cl ulOu OeIedLS Lieut.. Miller
in Five-Set Net Battle.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Pvt. R. A.
Scruton, saith Infantry, won the Sd
Corps Army Area tennis singles title
when he defeated Second Lieut.. G. w.
Miller, 319th Infantry, Organized Re-
serves, Of sparrows Point, Md, +s,
6--1, 60, 81, 60.
Pvt. Scruton and Lieut.. Miller will
represent the 3rd Corps Area in the
Army matches, which open on the Army
and Navy Country Club courts in WASH
ington, June a.
In the interservices matches for the
Leech Cup, to be played On the same
courts, starting July 1e, Pvt. Scruton
probably will be paired with Maj. Alfred
E. Balsam, lst Tank Regiment of Fort
George G. Meade Lieut.. Miller is not
eligible for Leech Cup play.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
BOOTHS HOMER DECIDES.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, June 22.-A
home run by Albie Booth in the first
inning with the bases filled, plus the ef-
fective pitching of Johnny Broaca, gave
Yale AZ victory over Harvard in the
158th base ball game between the Blue
and the Crimson before a commence
ment crowd of $500 yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
MAX WARRANT HOLDS
$25, 900 of Fight Purse Attached
Pending Primo Suit Result.

NEW YORK, June % (P.-Supreme
Court Justice Louis A. Valente late
today declined to vacate a warrant at
taching S25,000 of Max Schmeling S
earnings in his championship fight
last night with Jack Sharkey. pending
the outcome of 100000 suit brought
against the German heavyweight by
Primo Carnera, Italian boxer
Camera alleges Schmeling broke a
contract to fight him in 1885, The
attachment order was obtained 10
days ago.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
WESTERN NETMEN
REACH STIFF GOING
PuShovers Nearly All Out of
Way in Title Event-Lott
Thrice Victor.

By the Associated Press.
HICAGO, June 22-Top rank
1 ing entrants in the West
Y ern singles tennis champion
ships got down to serious busi-
ness today, having cleared out most OF
the s-ft spots.
George Lott. seeded number one
whipped through three matches yester.
day, eliminating Frank Hughes and
Richard Cochran. both of Chicago. the
former by GO, GO, the latter in love
sets. and finished up on John Baumann
Chicago 60, 6-1. He was matched
with Frank O'Connell, veteran Chicago
star, today.
Frankie Parker. the 16-year- Mil
waukeean, was paired with Doc Barr Of
Dallas, Tex; Gilbert Hall, South
Orange, N j., had John McDiarmid ol
Fort Worth, Tex. and Harris Coggeshal
Of Des Moines, the defending champion
was pitted against Lefty Bryan of Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
T ESTER STOEFFEN Of Los Angeles
~ was down to meet the winner o.
third-rounder between Charlie.
Lejeck and Henry Kaiser; Junior Coer
of Kansas City, was matched with Scott
Rexinger, former Western Conference
champion; Fritz Mercur, Bethlehem
Pa, and Edward Mcknight Of Chicago
were paired, and Ed Lejeck, 1882 big
10 title holder, and Wray Brown, st
Louis, filled out the fourth round
brackets
OF all the important survivors. Ed
Lejeck had the closest call, just man.
aging to beat cut Warren Byrum of thu
University of Michigan, 63, 10-8.
COGGESHALL subdued Paul Mullen.
~ berg of Chicago, 6-1, 60, and
Coen trimmed Walfer Harmish,
Ga, 60. Leon Piggott Of Chicago gave
Hall good battle, but was eliminated
ca, Ga, and the New Jersey playe!
took Thane Halsted. Chicago, 633, 7-5
while Parker continued his sensational
play by 60, 60 triumph owe,
George OConnell, former Illinois ane
Indiana champion. John Shostrom
Chicago, 16-year- older, forced Stoef1er
to open up. but succumbed, Ga, 10-8
Evening star., 1932-06-22
"Batted for Hildebrand In eighth.
1Batted for Burnett in eighth.
tran for. Ferrell in eighth.
Slated for Hudlin in ninth.
fRatted for MontaRue In ninth.

HsseInss0n SIsSsisnd -: =: q5SS $3.50 9!
Bluege. Spencer. Brown. Vosnik. Cissel. Fer
rell. Two-base hits--Averill.. Connatser. ,vos-
bsfe-Reyaclds shN y sacfiseemBroMn. sf B poUSie Us
playf-Morgan to Burnett to Morsan; MysI
cleveiand. aa | First % base on SsIismbf Rus:
sell: l; off Brown. 2; of Marberry. /; OF
Eudin. l.. Struck out-By Russell. S: by
l3 in 7i5 innings. of Hildebrand. none in q
inning; cff Hudlin. none IN ! inning: of
Brown. in ~ innines off Marberrv. | in
las innings. Wild p;tch-Brown. Winnipe
pitcher-Brown. Losing pitcher.Russell
Unlpires-Messrs. Vangraflan ana Nallin
Evening star., 1932-06-22
WAR NET TEAM WINS.

War Department tennis team downed
Pos OGicc-Agriculture. 4 to l. in a
Cepa-tli ntal LEAGUE match on the
.Icnument courts.
Summarize:
D rs. and Patch defeated Chambers and
Fle-N :. C-1, c-l. Neweardea and Groves
tefest-L -I5-II,k and Ste!nhoUser. 6-3, 6-l,
Cr,ne ana Watcol us Gated Cane aaG Hart
MAJ. IS. 6-3. 6-1. Lowe and Thomas
defeated Richardson and Sherry. "a 6-l.
PSyal and Sherman p o "A defeated Al
HE and Cornell, GO, 60.
Evening star., 1932-06-22
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Yale. 4; Harvard. 2