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Record-Breaking Performances
Mark Michigan Wins in Western
Conference Track, Field Games

In 4:211. Harmon Wolfe Of Michigan,
provided the surprise Of the race by
diving ahead of Herbert Spears OF Pur-
due In the last jump, TO finish second.
The strong breeze undoubtedly kept
Brocksmiths time down in this event
and also in the two mile. Brocksmith
won the two-mile, with no opposition'
in 9:37.9.
The wolverines, leaving the record
breaking to others, picked up points In
almost every possible direction: They
failed to score only in the broad Jump,
pole vault and javelin. They won three
firsts. with brilliant victories IN the
ouarter-mile, in which three men
placed; the discus and the one-mile
relay. ,u.I,
gan were lost when Kellar was forced
to drop out of the low hurdles because
of a pulled muscle. He quit midway
of the event while trailing the field.
The triumph Of the wolverines was
their twelfth in 80 years Of Big Ten
competition, breaking their tie with
Illinois
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HARVARD HUMBLES
YALE TRACK TEAM
Defeat, SO IA to As 3-4, Is
Eli's Most Disappointing in
80 Years of Meet.
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press.
~ AMBRIDGE. Mass, May 2l.-
With Capt. Gene Record set
ting the pace, the Harvard
track team today defeated
Yale, 8sL4 to ASA. the most diSappoint-
ing setback the Ellis have received from
their ancient rivals in the history OF
the dual meet, which dates back SO
years.
Three meet records were broken and
another was equaled as the Crimson
piled up 10 first places, tied for two
more and made clean sweeps in three
events.
The Harvard freshmen topped the
Eli yearlings, SO to 66, TO gain their
fourth victory in IS years. This COM
petition was extremely close and When
the last event, the broad Jump, started,
each team had SO points. Ed Calvin
gave Harvard the victory by winning
the broad jump with a leap OF Il feet
624 inches.
Capt. Record was the only double
winner. He captured both hurdles, set
ting a new mark in the l20-yard high
timber event before equaling the low
hurdle record PenroSe Hallowell, Har-
wards intercollegiate indoor mile cham
pion. fractured the half-mile mark and
provided three more points with sec
ond in the mile.
The other record breaking feat was
performed by Joe Crowley, Yales great
weight star. who bettered the discus
mark before placing second in the shot
mt
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STATE
WINS DIXIE MEET
Hurdle, Discus and JaveIin
Marks Broken in Games
Held in Atlanta.
By the Associated Press.

ljT tne Associated Press.
A TLANTA. May 21.-Louisiana
" State today showed we'll dis
~ trlbuted strength in many
events to spread-eagle a fast
field and win the Southern Conference
track championship. The Tigers scored
38 POINTS.
Duke University. with only a Ave
man team. came second with 81 points,
while Auburn was third with ~ and
NORTH Carolina fourth with 23 Tulane,
1891 winner. was sixth, with Is points,
just behind Georgia, which had 81.
Point scores for the other teams
entere follow: Virginia. IS; Florida,
Il; Mississippi State, 8la; Georgia
Tech. g. Clemson, 7; Alabama. 6l2;
Kentucky 6; Tennessee, s. Vanderbilt,
5 V. P. l., 3.
Moreau Louisianas fast-stepping
hurdler, hung up new mark over the
high tinbers in 149 seconds to erase
the 1926 mark of Is seconds by Baskin
of Auburn. IN one of the preliminaries
in this event Stewart Of Auburn
equaled Baskin's time.
jenkins of Florida broke the four
year-old discus record of 136 feet Ga
inches made by Lund of V. P. l., when
he tossed the plate 142 feet inches
Legore of North Carolina threw the
iavelin 1875 feet 3 inches to better the 193-
foot 8I4 inch mark of Anderson Of
Georgia, made in 1928. Brownlee Of
Duke equaled his own conference
record of last year in the low hurdles
in "a seconds fat.
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YALE OARSMEN TRIUMPH
Beat Harvard and Princeton In
15O-Pound Varsity Race.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 81 R1-
The characteristically long, powerful
strokes Of Yale gave the Blues 150-
pound varsity eight a decisive victory
over the lightweights of Harvard and
Princeton today in the Goldthwaite Cup
Regatta.
The lower stroking Ellis had q two,
and half length lead as they crossed
the finish line. Princeton and Harvard
outclassed from the start, battled
valiantly for second honors. which went
to the Tigers by a six-inch margin.
Yale's time for the Henley distance. a
mile and five- -sixteenths, was 1883
Princeton finished in 500 and Harvard
was q fraction of q second slower.
DERBY, Conn. May 81 (P.-Yale
freshmen and class crews made O clean
sweep of the three races with Harvard
today on the Housatanic.
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Minor Leagues

International League.
Baltimore, 9; Jersey City, 6.
Toronto, 80; Montreal, 0-3.
Rochester, 8; Buffalo, T.
Newark, 2; Reading, /.
American Association.
Milwaukee. IL; st. Paul, 8.
Indianapolis, g.; Toledo, l.
Columbus, 10: Louisville, g.
Minneapolis, Z; Kansas City, /.
Southern Association.
Little Rock, 40; Atlanta, 0-3. (Sec-
ond game seven innings)
New Orleans, Ga; Chattanooga, 10
(Second game seven innings)
Nashville, 4: Birmingham, 3.
Memphis, 4; Knoxville, 3. I'll IN
nings)
Eastern League.
Springfield, 8; Hartford, Z.
Bridgeport, 4; Richmond, 3.
Allentown, Z: Norfolk. 5.
Albany, 9; New Haven, 4.
New York-PennsyIvania League.
York, SO; Binghampton. so.
Hazleton, 6-10; Wilkes-Barre, 3-6.
Elmira, IT; Harrisburg. 3.
Williamsport, Z; Scranton, 6.
Texas League.
Longview, S; Tyler, 3.
Beaumont, IL; Houston, 2.
Galveston, 5; San Antonio, 4.
Cotton States League.
Pine Bluff, 4; Port Arthur, /.
Baton Rouge, 5; Monroe, 8.
El Dorado -Vicksburg. rain.
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A THOUGH Temple had the tieing
n run on third base in the last in
ming with none out, the Navy
tossers retired three men in succession
TO win to 3.
Davenport, Navy twirler, held the
visitors to but one tally and two hits
in the first six innings while the Tars
built UP a three run advantage. The
owls brought the score to within one
run of a tie, however, in the closing
three frames.
Masterton, Navy left fielder, poled a
home run to center field with none on
in the sixth.
NAVY Varsity and Plebe tennis
IN teams registered a double victory.
The Varsity defeated Temple,
to q while the PlebeS blanked Mary
land State Normal, 8 to 0.
The Varsity won every singles match
while scrub combination dropped two
Of the doubles
The Plebe base ball team defeated
Mount ST. Joseph's High School OF
Baltimore in a free-hitting contest, II
to 6. The PlebeS had runners on the
paths in every inning.
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute was
victorious over the Plebes in lacrosse,
4 to 8. The Engineers had the edge at
the first period, 3 to 2.
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MARINE R|FLEMEN
SCORE OVER NAVY
MiddieS Win on Diamond and
Court-PIebes Take Two
of Three Events.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, May 2l.-The
~ Quantico Marines defeated both
n the Navy and the Philadelphia
Marines, in a three-cornered
rife match here today, with score OF
2,334 points.
The Middies followed with 1921,
while the Quakers trailed, 2,278.
Today was the second successive sat
urday that the MiddieS have been
topped in the rife sport, in which COM
petition they are rarely ever beaten.
In finishing first, the Quantlco
shooters excelled in every division Of
rapid and slow fire but the 800 rapid.
Summaries.
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PICKS ALL-TIME NINE

BLACKSBURG, Va. May 21.-Coach
George C"Jockey'0 'Kircher, veteran OF
10 diamond campaigns at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, has named Poly'S
an-star base ball team of his regime.
His selections:
Joe Logan, right field; Gene Rule.
center field; Benny Palmer left field;
Bird Hooper. first base; Henry Turner,
second base; Buddy Dear shortstop;
Tommy Tomko, third base; Monk Mat
tox and Rosey Thomas. catch; Nurney
Bond, Reggie Mapp, Lloyd Murden and
Ike Doxier, pitch.
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o Putt for Birdie on Extra Hole Wins c. Title for Mrs. Mcolon
Moore Wins Pole
In Auto Classic
BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEED

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEED
i WAY, May 2l.-Lou Moore, ordi-
narily a conservative driver. late
today won the pole position for the
5OO-mile automobile race to be run
here May 80 with a sensational
qualifying speed Of 117.363 miles
per hour. A total of 81 drivers
qualified.
1t was the fastest 10-mile dash
ever made over the Indianapolis
motor speedway track with motor
that did not have a supercharger.
Superchargers were outlawed
three years ago from speedway
racing, the all-time 10-mile record
for the Indianapolis course is
122 S96 miles per hour, made by
Leon Duray in 1923.
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RULES BIG TEN GOLFERS
Fischer of Michigan Wins Title in
First Varsity Season.

MINNEAPOLIS, May 81 (Pl.-John
Fischer, slender 20-year-old youth Of
Cincinnati, today outdid the Big Tens
best golfers to win the Western Con-
ference championship in his first sea-
son of varsity play for the University
of Michigan.
Going back TO the lead from which
he was ousted on the second 18 holes,
Fischer maintained a steady pace today
to finish with a 303 score, five strokes
better than the runner-up-Earl Larson
of Minnesota.
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BOWMAN TENNIS CHAMP
Conouers Keiles in Old Dominion

RICHMOND, Va, May 81 C).-Her-
bert Bowman Of New York unleashed a
terrific attack In the finals Of the Old
Dominion tennis tournament today to
defeat Alex Keiles of Baltimore, 60,
6-1, 60.
Composition for the womens singles
crown, resigned by Mrs. Frederick Ben
nett of New York, the former Penelope
Anderson Of Richmond, ended with Mrs
sylvanian, 6-4, "a.
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JOE BOLEY STILL FREE

PHILADELPHIA, May 81 A).-It was
reported at Shibe Park today that Joe
Boiey, former shortstop of the Philadel-
phia Athletics, had signed with the
Newark club of the International
League, but when Joe put in an appear
ance at the AS park he denied that he
had connected with the Jersey team.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
PASS WITH BASES
FULL BEATS CUBS
Bush Hands Reds Game in
Ninth - Dodgers, Giants
SpIit-BraveS Win.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~INCINNATI, Ohio, May 21.-Guy
Bush, Cub pitcher. won a game
for the Cincinnati Reds today
by walking Heath while the
bases were loaded in the ninth to give
Cincinnati a 6-to-5 decision.
Gong in in the eighth as Malone
wilted before the Cincinnati lombard
ment, Bush snuffed out budding Cln-
cinnati rally. Then, with a one-run
lead to defend, he walked Herman, saw
Hafev placed a sacrifice that Jurges
fumbled. let Lombardi single to send
Herman home and walked high and
then Heath to end the game.
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{ GALLERY of about $50 woman
Il 4 ..4r "a

Mrs. z. A. Rule Of Kenwood won the
second d-fiight final, defeating Mrs B. c.
Hartig of Manor by 2 and l. The first
flight consolation went to Mrs. j. o.
Rhyme of Congressional who downed
Miss Susan Hacker of Chevy Chase on
the eighteenth hole, up.
Mrs. H. j. Sirnons defeated Mrs. T.
n. Beavers on the nineteenth hole to
win the second-fiight consolation. Both
women are from Manor. Mrs. H. T.
Whitlock of Manor beat Mrs. Allen C.
Minnix of Columbia by and to win
the fourth h-fiight consolation.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 40 IA 27l2 Totals. 38 IL II IL
'Batted for w. Moore in eighth inning.
Esw Esookfyg Y05k ...2 SS 2SSfS fi55

Runs-Koenecke az, Lindstrom ca. Ter
ry, OFT 90. Jackson (2), Vergez. Hogan,
Luaue ODoul t2), Wilson t2), Cuccinello.
Error-Cuccinello. Runs batted inNTerry
(4l, Hogan (3l. OFT, Jackson, VergeZ
KoenecEe, Strip. Kelly. Frederick. wilson
Wright. Two-base hits-Jaokson, Terry
Vergez, Luque, O'Doul, Picinich, Wilson
bases-Terry Lindstrom. Sacrihces-Vergez,
Strip. Left on bases-New York, 5; Brook
lyn, II. Bases on halls-On Phelps, q on
l. Struck out-By Phelps. 2; by W. Moore,
i; by Luaue, g. Hits-Of Phelps, Z in 7ls
w. Moore in "a inning; of Quinn, none
in / inning. off Fitzsimmons. in 3h in
ming pitcher-Luaue. Losing pitcher
Phelps Umpires-Messrs. Reardon, Quig-
ley and Barr. Time Of same hours and
2 minutes.
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CENTRAL GOLF WINNER
Defeats Washington-Lee School
Team by Two Points.

Central High golfers defeated Wash
ington-Lee High divot diggers. 5i2 to
312, yesterday at East Potomac.
Summaries:
Central, 5ia; Washington-Lee, 3la.
William CW.-L.) defeated Duyan and
8; Turner Co and Loyeless halved. Best
ball, Wsshington-Lee, 8 and 2.
Bennett Co defeated Callahan, I and
5; Burns (W.-L) defeated Jacobs, and
2 Best ball. Central, / UP.
Park (C0 defeated Raine, 5 and Z; Slater
(CJ defeated Noise, and g. Best ball,
Central, and ).
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FIsHBURNE NINE WINS.

STAUNTON. Va, May 81 R.-
F'ishburne Military School defeated
Augusta Military Academy at Fort De-
fiance today. 10 to 8, to capture the
State prep school championship for the
third time in four seasons.
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MRS. EYNON LOSES
COURAGEOUS FIGHT
Makes Sensational Recovery,
Sinks 15-Footer, But Foe
Goes Under Par.

TWELVE-FOOT putt that plop-
" ped into the bottom of the tin
~ on the first extra hole won her
fifth District of Columbia wom-
ems golf championship yesterday for
Mrs. Hugh Nicolson, the former
washington Golf and Country Club
star who as Dorothy White won the
District women's title four years in
row from 1926 to 1929 AS pop-eyed
gallery watched Mrs. Everett Eynon OF
Columbia come from bad spot in the
woods on the first hole at the Manor
Club and hole a 15-foot putt for a D
which looked good enough for a hall
and a continuation of the overtime
match. Mrs. Nicolson stepped up to
l2-footer and calmly rolled it in Tor a
birdie to close out the plucky little
Columbia matron, who made game
uphill fight to square the matcn, Oilly
to lose on the extra hole TO Mrs. MIC
olson's birdie.
The victor is the same imperturbable
golfer who completely dominated the
picture in local Women'S golt curing
the four years beginning with 1870
winning the District title four times
and annexing other tournaments. Dur
ing the Winter she dropped her mem
bership at Washington and now plays
without club affiliations. To win the
title yesterday for the fifth time in
seven-year stretch, she defeated Mrs,
Betty P Meckley, the 1881 champion,
and took the measure in the seml-tinal
on Friday of Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes,
Middle Atlantic title holder.
THE runner-up is the wife OF Everett
J. Eynon, Columbia Country Club
champion for the last two years.
Mrs. Eynon herself won the Columbia
title two years ago, and in the came
year annexed the Rhode Island state
women's championship.
Playing steady golf, the pair were all
even at the turn in the tnal matcn
Yesterday, both with scores OF A Tor
the first nine, with MRS. Eynon three
putting the ninth green to give Mrs.
Nicolson half in 7. Mrs. Nioolson
won the eleventh and twelfth and got
a half on the thirteenth by hGtNg a
lengthy putt, but on the foWcenth
Mrs. Eynon sank long putt-tnis time
a 2O-footer-to halve the hole in par
Is They halved the long fifteenth in
par SIS and Mrs. Eynon won the six
teenth to become only down when
Mrs Nicolson was bunkered with her
second shot. The seventeenth was
halved and a sliced second shot out OF
bounds cost Mrs. Nicolson a half on
the eighteenth. Although she Clipped
her fourth shot up to within 8 feet OF
the hole she missed the putt and Mrs.
Eynon squared the match with a WIN
ming 5.
A GALLERY of about $50 woman
n golfers followed the finalistS to
the extra hole to see Mrs. Eynon
slice her tee shot into the woods, while
Mrs. Nicolson hit straight ball down
the middle. Mrs. Eynon's third shot
was short and her pitch left her Is
footer, which she sank. Mrs. Nicolson,
meanwhile put her third shot 10 feet
from the hole. With Mrs. Eynon.s ball
in the hole in Mrs. Nicolson stepped
up to her putt and as calmly as if she
was powdering her nose she knocked
1t in to win the match with birdie 4
on a hole where mems par is 5. Here
arJo af
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Totals :. "a s'24l2 Totals 80 927 II
'None out when winning run scored.
sp,4,ad for nurocher In eighth

GhicAEo Glhhc;HE0.t ;...... Sgi3S 81 S
Runs-Richbourg. English t2), Stephenson.
Hemsley, Grantham. Herman ca. Hafey,
High, Durocher. EIrors-,W; Herman; Jurges
Moore Stephenson, Hemsley. Jurges. Hatey.
Lombard. crabtree. Lucas IwoI6ase base bits bits
Herman English Sacrihces-Grimm. W.
Herman Hafey, Lucas Double plays-Jurges'
w. Herman to Grimm. Left on baseS-Chhi..
cago, S; Cincinnati, 13. Bases on balls-Oh
Malone, 6: Of Bush. 8: of Lucas. J.: Struck
out-By Malone. 2; by Lucas. q. HitsLoh
Malone 7 in innings. none out in eighth;
of Bush in inning. none opt in nipth,
Losing pitcher--Bush. umpires~rMessrs MO-
ran Magerkurth and Pfrman. Time z hours
and d minutes.
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MEME STAYS WITH BUGS
Robins Proposed Deal for Hold
out Pitcher Dropped.

PITTSBURGH, May 81 R].-Asx
Carey, manager of the Brooklyn Club
of the National League, notified OIL
fcials Of the Pittsburgh base ball club
today that trade negotiations centering
around Heine Meine, Pirate pitcher,
are at an end.
Meme was suspended when ne would
not sign a Pirate contract. He held
out for higher salary than the Pirates
would offer.
The Pirates and Robins have been
attempting to strike up deal for sew
eral days. Carey did not say why the
Brooklyn club would not agree to terms
offered by Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1932-05-22
20 YEARS AGO
MANAGER CLARK GRIFF1TH
IN THE STAR.

Nj ANAtER CbARh GnlFF1lH II
1V1 of the Washington ball team
has reopened negotiations with
the Montreal club looking TO the OBJ
tanning of Chick Gandil
Howard Shanks has been showing
inield ability and may be put at
second base by the Nationals.
Bob Groom pitched Washington
to a 5-4 victory over Detroit.
Helen Taft, daughter of the Presi-
dent, teamed with Alys Meyer to de-
feat Annie and Mildred Greble in
the Chevy Chase tennis tourney.
Business kept out of last place In
the public high school base ball race
by defeating Eastern in 10 innings.
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DRooKLYN. May 81 lP.-The Dodg-

ID ers and the New York Giants bat
tied to a draw In doubleheader
today before a packed house OF 54,4oO
paying customers.
New York won the opener, II to 5,
breaking up a close game in the eighth
inning when they blasted Phelps, Hell
mach and Moore with nine hits and
eight runs. =,
Brooklyn staged a come back behind
Van Mungos pitching to take the sec
To
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THE exempt players are Bill Burke,

L NauOnaI open CHdHlpIUH, UeUI &c
Won Elm, Leo Diegel. Bill Mel
horn. Witty Cox, Gene Sarazen, Wal
Ter Hagen, Mortie Dutra Phil Perkins.
Macdonald Smith, Johnny Farrell, Al
Espinosa, Frank Walsh, Herman Bar
ron. Ed Dudley, Harry Cooper, Al
Watrous, Charles Guest, Tony Manero,
John Kinder, Olin Dutra. L. B. Ayton.
Willie Klein, Eddie Williams, Denny
Shute, John Golden, Horton Smith,
Henry Ciuci. Joe Turnesa, Tom Creavy
and Alex Watson.
Following are the districts. courses,
entries and qualifying places:
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CARDS DROP HUNT.

ST. LOUIS, May 2l R).-Joel Hunt.
outfielder, has been released by the st.
Louis Nationals outright TO Columbus
Of the American Association.
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Schedule.
MEMS SINGLES.
First Round.

First Round.
10 o'cloek-Latona vs.. Kirson.
Second Round.
10 o'clock-Shore vs.. Edwards, Considine
VS.. Grant. Hunt VS.. CLYDE YeomanS. Garnett
vs. Dorst, Mitchell VS. Hin. Mason vs.. Lord
II oclock-Yen VS. Martinez, Judd VS.
Baker, Staubly vs.. Ladd, Buchanan VS.. Trigg,
y o'clock -RitzenberR VS. winner Of La
tons -Kirson match. Olhausen vs.. Erana.
woMEN's SINGLES.
First Round.
II ,clock---Frances Walker vs. Mrs Lee
d. Butler. Elinor Totten VS.. i4aTgaret Gra-
ham. ElInor Finckel VS. sara Moore
veE sose VS. VS. Jsne Edh MeSs kf
Reba Kirson VS.. Matte Pinette. Mrs. z. K.
Morris vs.. Alice Rose.
Second Round.
o'clock-Dorothy Kinssbury vs. Dorett
MEMS DOUBLES.
First Round.
II o'cloek-Cyr and Cyr VS.. Haney and
is o'clock-Dorst and Smith VS.. Johnson
o CLOCK -NewEarden and Grove, VS., Rey-
1 o'ciock-Shore and Latona VS. Horecker
and DresehleJ. considine- and partnsr Us VS.; q
VS. Dyas and Ehlshlager.
Second Round.
II oclock-Hunt and Mason VS.. Freshman
i .o'ciock-Hermann and Yen VS.. Hill and
oelock-Deck and seidel VS.. Atwood
n rf %onens sinsles Mrs. N, C wyeth. Mrs.
~ M, NJ V. Duhamei and MsEson Butler
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SENOND CAN'T
Totals. "a 724 Q Totals. IS s77 is
'Batted for Mooney in sixth inning.
tRatted for Gibson in eiRhth inning.


sfCo1iyS sf% xH5k 49,: .:::ds 81 1882 - "a
Runs-cEsz @, Taylor q. Strip. VII
Cuccinello. Wright: Lopez. Runs bstted in
-Lindstrom (2l. Wilson %, Wright, Cucci-
nel,o, Taylor. Two-base hits-Vergez. Will
son. Three-base hit-Cuccinello. Home
runs-WilSon, Wright Stolen baSe-Ott.
Double plays-Cuccinello to Wright to
Kelly t2l CIitz to Terry Left on bases
on Mungo,, 6; of Mooney, 2; of Gibson,
2; of Rsrmelee: Z Struck out-By Mungo,
!: by Mooney, l; by Parmelee. 2. Hits-Of
Mooney, Z in innings of Gibson, ! in 2
innings; on Parmelee, in inning. Balk-
Parmelee. Losing pitcher-Mooney. Wild
pitch-Mungo. Umpires-Messrs. Quigley,
HrF and Reardon. Time Of game-2 hours
and 10 minutes.
POSTON, May 81 (P).-The Boston
~ Braves won a 14-inning game
from Philadelphia today, 6 to S.
West Schulmerich smashed out a dou-
BILE in the fourteenth, scoring Urbanski,
to break a 5-tO-5 tie
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BBqsissaslpnla, Basso8. SSEd S5SSySSS =
kaatRs SsPsS, r.Iss s:lEsE tsf fsssS1 s0tss
Mallon, Bartell. Hurst, Whitney, Lee. Schulz
Two-base hi.s-Mccurdy, schglmerick l2).
BaTteii. saeTificesUBarteii q. whitney,
kDothe. Double play-Nichols to Bartell 70
so.tdn sSrss on essssfhisSeRRhfIi,ai, RfI,o,t i9
OF Nichois, 3; OFF Brown. s.. Struck OUT
BY Nichols, 2; by Brown. 3; by Cantwen. /.
IN seventh; of Nichols, In 7as INNINGS
of Brown. in ! innings; off Cantwell. 3 in
INNINGS Wild pitch-Brown. Winning
piteher-cantweu Losing pitcher--Nichols;
Umpires-Donnelly and Rigler. Time Of
game-Two hours So minutes.
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YANKEES SELL CATCHER

Tom Padden Plucked From Newark
Farm for Bucs, Price $1,000.
NEW YORK, May 81 Rp.-The New
York Yankees, through their Interna-
tional League farm, Newark, today sold
Catcher Tom Padden to the Pittshuryh
Pirates. The price-was $500.
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CHICAGO has the largest number OF

~ entries, 134, and Is qualifying
places but the Chicago entry list
is AZ under that of 1881. There were
comparable decreases at st. Louis, Min
neapolis, Detroit, Dallas, San Fran
cisco, Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
The "a players exempt from qualify
ing include the two foreign stars, Jose
Jurado of Argentina, and T. Miyamoto
of Japan. Tommy Armour. and the 30
low scores and ties in the 1891 Ma
tional Open. Armour was exempted
so he might defend his British Open
title
Evening star., 1932-05-22
NET PLAYERS BUSY
TODAY IN TOURNEY
Mems Singles Will Be Continued
and Action Started in Two
Other Divisions.
DLAY in the women's singles and the

DLAY in the women's singles and the
L mems doubles in the City of Wash
1ngton tennis championships will
begin this morning at II o'clock on the
Rock Creek courts and competition in
the mems singles which opened yester-
day. will be resumed starting at 10.
F1rst-round play in the mems singles
was well advanced yesterday, and one
second round match was played.
Yesterdays summaries and today's
schedule:
Summaries
FIRST ROUSD-Crant defeated O'Brien,
50, 50; Hunt defeated Tomeldon, 90
90. {, IeomanS defeated Wells. 60, Go;
Garnett defeated Boyle. 90. 81: johnson
defeated H Buchanan. 6-l, 81: Yen de-
feated Sendel, IS, 50: Martinez defeated
Martin, e-3 &c, Rutley defeated Haney,
by default: Freshman defeated Deck. 3-6,
as, rs: Atwood defeated Hofecker. 6-i,
6-l; Dr.. Smith defeated Carpenter. 81,
81, Dorst defeated Mofftt. 6-3 6--i:
Mitchell defeated Spencer, 6-1. 6-l: Hill
defeated Dreschley. 6-1. 6-3; Judd defeated
NewRArden, 81. 3-6. 6-3: Baker defeated
Tracy, ell, "a, 6-3; Staubly defeated
REYNOLDS. 81. 7-5: Ladd defeated Krause
6-I. 6-S: Mason defeated J. Yeomans. 6-l
S2b koTf DETECTED Haas By defart Rt
Buchanan. Sc, Sc. e-2: TriRg defeated
Owens. 50. e-l Hermann defeated Shoe
sEcoSD RoUND-RutIey defeated Ruck-
man, 6-2, 6-2