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Evening star., 1932-05-08
MILDLY TRACK TEAM
DEFEATS w. AND M.
Six Records Made as Navy Wins,
69-57-Hardman Noses Out
johnson in $50.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May Z

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, May T.
w Navy's crack trackmen turned
back William and Mary, SO to ST.,
here today as six new records were es-
tablished
Hardman nosed out johnson of the
Indians in a sensational half-mile run
in 1853.
Waybright ran the century in 0:09.9
and stepped the furlong in 0:21.4.
Summaries:
1OO-YARD DASH-Waybright (N) first;
Shaw w. M, second; Smithers wv. M,
MILE RUN-Johnson wv. M, first; Rob-
erts CW M, second; Burton (N), third.
ss0-YARD DAsH-waybrieht CN,, first:
Smithers wv; M, second Hemingway (W.
w5t}yE.r Low HgRDLEsmNswtgp Isco5@ win N) 5st'
TWo-MILE RUN-Gibson CN). first; Doane
tW. M. second; Grifnth tN), third. Time
iio-YARD DAsH-Coleman ND. first;
Clark lW M, second; Musgrave NNl, third.
HIGH HURDLEs- whitaker ,tM. first;
hitwin lhtya 1W; NJ; second Hart tW. M.
sso-YARD RuS&Hardman NJ. first;
johnson iSira Nv W. M .ss second Sparrow cw. M,
Johnson tND, second; Quirk (W. M, third
Dlstance-f5 feet inches.
DIsCus-Meade wv. M. first; Shaw
lNl, second; N. Douslas wv. M third.
Distsnce-l32 feet II inches
JAvELIN-Meade tW. M, first: Syer
tW. M }, second; Scherwin (N), third. Dis
tanee-l83 feet inches
HIGH JUMP-Bacon (W. M. and Comma
way M, tisa for first Bingham IN third
BROAD JUMP-FraZer M first: Shaw
tW. M. second Perzekow wv. M, third
Distsncs-22 feet 4 inches.
POLE VAULT-Bandy (N), Flickinger
tW. M and Randolph CNl, tied for first.
Height-1l feet.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
YALE CREWS NEAR
REGATTA CLEANUP
Penn's Victory in Freshman
Race Prevents Sweep of
Blackwell Program.

By the Associated Press
~ HILADELPHIA, Pa, May T.
- Yale came within one race of
sweeping the upper Schuylkill
In the annual Blackwell Cup re-
gatta today by taking the varsity,
Junior varsity and 150-pound races.
Pennsylvania kept the Blue from
making it cleanup by impressively
winning the freshman race.
More than 10000 persons saw the
blue-tipped Yale blades flash over the
line of the new Flat Rock Dam course
three full lengths ahead Of Columbia
with Penn a trifie more than length
back of the New Workers. Yale COW
cred the mile and a half in 7 minutes
So seconds while Columbia did $40.
Water conditions were ideal but slight
head wind prevented the crews from
cutting q few more seconds on the
time.
EoR the first time in Philadelphia
J. rowing history an observation
train followed the races. About
800 persons were aboard the same cars
that are used at New London and
Poughkeepsie.
Yale led all the way in the varsity
IdCC, oblOhC .OOAAAA S6ShoOh -
Haven never raising the pace above 80.
Columbia made bid to overhaul the
Blue three-quartrs Of mile after the
start, but Stroke Macrae Sykes and his
crewmates were not equal to the occa-
sion. In the last quarter mile Yale
was pulling away from Columbia and
Penn, the later trying desperately 10
overhaul the Lions.
In the junior varsity race, Yale nm
ished a full length ahead Of Penn, Co
lunbia trailing the Red and Blue by
at least six lengths.
The Ellis did the mile and half in
the Junior varsity in minutes 70 sec
onds. while Penn's time was 1926.
DENN, stroked by Peter Reed OF
Worcester, Mass, put over the sur
prise of the regatta in winning
the freshmen event by three-quartrs OF
a length from Yale in minutes sec
onds. with Columbia several lengths
back of the Bull Dogs.
In the opening event for varsity loO-
pound eights over the Henley course
of one and five sixteenths miles, yale
had at least length and a haf 10
spare over Penn, with Columbia four
lengths back of the Quakers.
The Eli lightweights were clocked In
7 minutes 13 seconds.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

ter. You need not worry about their
spots, coloring, build or anything
else. The cheek and gill covering
test is final and absolute.
In the matter Of coloring, one
simple test is to remember that the
muskie is spotted, barred or blotched
dark on light. The pike is spotted
light on dark, and the true pickerel
is very definitely Chain" marked
light On dark
The pike in America reaches ap-
proximately one-half the size and
weight of the muskie and the pick
erel less than one-half the size and
weight of the pike.
But, after all, don't burden your
self with lot of useless and need
less so-called technical knowledge on
this subject 1t isn't necessary. The
above tests will fill all your needs
And pike, pickerel or muskie-noth-
ing counts as much as good fight
and successful catch.
What are your fishing and camp
ing problems? Write them to Fish
ing" care of this paper, inclosing
self-addressed, stamped envelope,
TomorrowECamp Cooking.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
Interscholastic Finals.

loo-YARD DAsH-won by Price (cen-
trai) second, Mayor, Central; third, Ditz-
ies 2eoeYaRhD oSGYeaaiEhDi a. shasmexmlO1s xl seconds:
trail. Timeo2ssre 2sSehsraD; tnird' Sonen Cen
trsii: stiS-YAnD aIsd,, DAssa-wOn oy Babcock tcen-
harSnan 1Techl. Tlme-o3ss seconds. ''' ~
sssSnd Edws5ds Teehs os tai4d aaRk tdHssa5 dssao:
fAs6 e aPGH mipqsei apk6LEs@%oaa seSsaas' BY
f9irG SeeTs WE vSyW,esternl; second. Smith GTechJ
-TAkp ff5 f6m iRe aSabEfEs@ef%ooaaS DE sefSoaS by
tnird saFs stsseT stSeftsTn second Smith Tech
onds. ~9IS eeS-
m6rs 0SEiMTLE MIL: RUN.wen by King CBati-
cbDiIfssGfSSs bpIsGSs .arals TaRowmwon Ry Dunlap twln
Hoiisgfs W lsft bsaap EPsa
k3csis (centrap. Distance. Is feet ii inches
New record. Former record Of IS feet I
in inches hes made by Williams OF oxford. n. C..
POLE yAULT-won by Sprinkle tEastern,;
'TssRi ssRs, z KSeig6T; IIa 53 feet inches ,'A ,
ehsser second suscSef oentTa q Ssps Mia tSlrd
G2rmley CTechl Distance. 1865 feet I inches
ch mede bE Moeg e Of s4 fe
ONE-MILE RELAY-Won by Tech tCohen.
Edwards. Lank at Hartmann; second.
woodstock CBushong. Didawick. E. Holly
and Strickler). Time. 3 minutes 45ss Sec
BROAD JUsIP-won by Robinson Cen
traD;. second. Kocsis (CentraD: third.
Sprinkle EASTERN Distance, 81 feet
HIGH yUMP-won by Chapman (Tech) i:
second. Beers western: third. Miller
(Eesternl. Height. feet 6Is inches
oNE-MILE STATE RELAY CHAMPION
SHIP-Won By Gilman Country School
Chairman, Baetjer, Stafford, Constable) /;
second. Georeetown Prep; third, Hyattsyille.
Time, minutes 44a5 seconds.
County Events-FinaIs.
100-YARD DAsH-Won by McLaughlin
(Towson); second. Hennessy (Hagerstown); !;
third, Love tHyattsville). Time 1915 sec
onds. New record; Former record of 1925
n5Se Hss6 anS SE 1871 5sT widmyeF OF in
sH0TPUT0Won by Pastrana (Annapolisy;
second. Smith (Bel Air: third, Warner
Frede-ickl. Distance. 43 feet l034 inches.
44O-YARD DASH-Won by Gimple (Hagers-
town.; second. Bealky (Allegheny): third.
Claggett CReisterstownl. Time, 54b seconds.
HALF-MILE RELAY-Won by Allegheny
keyl; SECOND. Hagerstown: third. sparrows
BROAD JUMP--Won by Hennessy (Hagers-
town.: second. Blume lAlleghenyl; third.
Wolfkill (Hagerstownl. Distance. 10 feet 8
ss0-YARD RUN-won by Hoge Cations
vilIe): second. Hayes (Hyattsville); third.
Patterson Maryland Park. Time. minutes
ga seconds.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

fed. We should not be. From the
tee we should try to direct our ball
to position in the fairway that
will give us the best possible ap-
proach to the green. Jones, Hagen.
Armour and all their rivals would
do so.
This is the first step to be taken
in making fairway play successful.
In succeeding articles we will deal
with various tips that may help you
in playing second shots.
'Tm helpless when II comes to
long iron shots" How many times
have you heard this? Address Joe
Glass in care of The Star and ask
for his free illustrated leafiet on
Long Iron Shots" Be sure to in
close a stamped, addressed envelope.
(COpyright, 1892
Evening star., 1932-05-08
BOY SWIM MERS SEEK
CITY A. A. u. H0N0RS
First Championship Event for
Juniors Listed May 16
at Ambassador.

Junior swimmers or boys under IA
are extended special invitation to
compete in the District A. A. U. junior
championships to be held in the Am
bassador Hotel pool May 16 at pm.
1t will be the first A. A U. junior pool
competition here. Events will be the 25
and SO yard freestyle, 25-yard back
stroke and 50-yard breaststroke.
Men and women will compete for the
District A. A. u. low board titles in the
same meet. Onalene Lawrence Is ia
vored to win among the women. while
Vince Gomez. John Broaddus, Norman
Smith, Emory Wilson and Gale Heslop
are among those expected to fight it
out in the mems event
Gold, silver and bronze District A. A.
U. medals will go to those finishing first,
second and third in each event.
Entries will close May Is with Joseph
Ransavage, manager of the Ambassador
pool Contestants must be registered
with the District A. A. u. Charles M.
Fyfe, Boys Club, 230 C street, or Ran
savage will receive registrations
Evening star., 1932-05-08
PRINCETON UPSETS
HARVARD TRACKMEN
Records Go as Tigers Score Over
High-Favored Crimson Team,
rs 1-2 to SO 1-2.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
nRINCETON, N. J., May 7-Resum-
I ing track and field relations after
u highly favored Harvard team In
Palmer Stadium today 751z to 59I2.
One track record was smashed and
five dual meet marks were bettered and
one equaled
Haskett Derby, Nassau sprinter, ac-
counted for two of the meet marks
when he ran the 440 yards in 48 3-5
seconds. and the 220 yards in "a Sec
onds fiat.
Pen Hallowell of Harvard. indoor in
tercollegiate mile champion, set up a
new track record of Alb 2-5 for that
distance and also won the half mile
in the fair time of ST 2-10. Hallowell
was given terrific opposition by Hunter
Dawson, Princeton captain, in the mile
and won only in the last few strides
to the tape
Other dual meet records were estab-
lished by Scarlet of Princeton when
he ran the low hurdles in "a seconds
by Bonthron Of Princeton in the two
miles. and by johnson of Princeton in
the 100 yards.
The meet was not decided until the
last two field events, when Princeton
Unexpectedly captured first place in
the hammer throw and first and sec
ond in the broad jump The only
clean sweep of the day was made by
Princeton in the 220-yard dash.
Princeton had an edge in first places,
eight to seven.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
College, School
Events for Week

College.
Tomorrow.
Tennis-George Washington at st
Johns. Annapolis.
Tuesday.
Tennis-Maryland at Hopkins.
Wednesday.
Track-Catholic University at Villa
nova.
Thursday.
Base ball-Richmond VS.. Maryland al
College Park.
Tennis-Baltimore U. VS.. Geore wash.
ington at Columbia Country Club.
Base ball-Georgetown at Harvard.
Tennis-Maryland VS.. Maryland State
Normal at Towson.
Friday.
Bast ball-V. M. I. VS.. Maryland a,
College Park.
Tennis-Lafayette VS.. Georgetown on
Hilltop courts.
Golf Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross si
Boston.
Base ball-Georgetown at Boston
College.
Saturday.
Track-Wake Forest at Catholic Uni
versity.
Track-Lynchburg College at Gallau-
det.
Track-Maryland at Navy.
Base ball-Georgetown at Holy Cross
Lacrosse-Maryland at Penn State.
Golf-Georgetown vs. Harvard at Bos-
ton % am).
Golf-Georgetown VS.. Dartmouth al
Boston Il p.m).
SCHOLASTIC.
TODAY.
Tennis-Georgetown Prep at Dewitt
(Prep School League match.
TOMORROW.
Base ball-Shenandoah Valley Mill.
tary Academy at st. Adams.
Base ball-Western VS.. Maryland
Freshmen at College Park.
Base ball-Tech at Charlotte Hall
Tennis-Georgetown Prep at Friends
(Prfp School League match).
Tennis-Western VS.. Maryland fresh
men at College Park.
TUESDAY.
Base ball-Central VS.. Tech at East
ern Stadium, $3.50 o'clock public high
school championship game).
Tennis-Gonzaga at st. Adams (Prer
School League match.
Base ball-Georgetown Prep at Rock
vile High.
WEDNESDAY.
Base l-Washington-Lee High al
Eastern.
Base ball-Gonzaga at Western.
Base ball-Emerson at Central.
Track-Tech VS.. Maryland freshmen
at College Park.
Base balEGeorgetown Prep at Char
lotte Hall.
Tennis-st. Johns at Leonard Hall.
THURSDAY.
Tennis-Devitt at st. Adams (Prer
School League match).
FRIDAY.
Base ball-Gonzaga at Eastern.
Base ball-Alexandria High at Cen.
trail.
Base ball-western at Georgetown
Prep
Tennis-St. Johns at Friends (Prer
School League match).
SATURDAY.
Base ball-Episcopal Academy (Phila-
delphia) at st. Adams.
Tennis-Woodberry Forest and Tow
son High (double-header) VS.. Western
here.
Base ball-Central at Charlotte Hall
Evening star., 1932-05-08
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

MANAGER CLARK GRIFFITH
1Vl of the Washington ball team
still is negotiating with the
Montreal team for Gandil Mon
treal wants 1000 cash and Players
Flynn, Akers and Becker.
A homer by Harry Lord gave Chi
cago a 10, five-inning win over
Washington. Lange pitched for the
Sox and Bob Groom for the Ma
tionalS.
Lord, Weaver, Rath and Zeider
make up a fast Chicago infield.
Eddie Foster, third baseman, is
leading the Nationals In batting this
month.
With Burke and Hughes pitching
well, Manhattans, 1911 Independ-
ence League champs, are optimistic.
The Cornell Co. nine looms as the
best in the Capital City League.
J. Upshur Moorehead defeated E.
P. Grosvenor in the Chevy Chase
Club annual closed tennis tourney.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
Meet Summaries
At College Park
Maryland Hopkins.

second, Quinn Maryland; thru. Wilson
'h1o9pkWin.s9; 19o Timealo3s seconds.
'4io-YARD DAsHMWon By SeJUnSS' jung CHop-
BSl; BBinSl; second, Sonen jMarylandj; third,
RnNwon Tms2s S1 Gronin SECONDS
land; second, Jung tHopkins); third, Brown
oNE-MILE RuN-Won by Shure (Mary-
Dd Iana; SECOND, Hopkins tHopkins); third,
1DSezvenaoTI 1SzF tMaryland). Time-4 minutes
lfO- YARD HIGH HURpLEs-wOn by
Piggott maryland; second, Brian Hop
Kfn9; SfaS9 third Freeney Maryland). Time
2$O-YARD Low HuRDLEs-won by Wifi
son Hopkins; second Piggott (Maryland1 /;
'h1FS T%oMIT oMsTiHP aH1pkiRs0 aISWo Tlms2 ses9nas
iIano1' Ian.1' second. Auld CMarylandl; third.
onds. ID See
HIGH JUMP-won by Jenkins Mary
lanal; tle Tor second among Fouts, Bussick
sna Ricketts, (Maryland). Heights feet
BROAD JyMplwen by Wilson tHoD-
Klnsl; second. Krajcovic (Maryland); third.
MotaVeK tHopkins). Distance-2l feet 81s
JAVELIN THRow-won by Allison MARY.
iianol; secono, Robbins Maryland third,
OoTmsn tHopKins). Distance-i54 feet.
ShoT fUT-Won by Krajcovic MARY
Hanls iSau1 secone; Pease Maryland; third.
iDn Dornan 'Hopkins) Distances feet Z
:. DISCUS THRow-won by Dorman tHop-
AA1ls2i second, kraJcovic (MaryIand); third
iarlale Msrlale lHopkins). Distance-ll7 feet &
POLE yAULT--won by Fouts (Maryland) +;
tie Tor second between Cronin and Bus1ck
NAaaFy4andJ. Height-11 feet inches
Evening star., 1932-05-08
oube Victor Central Bags Trophy at Field Day at College Park
College Sports

Lacrosse.
Maryland. 8; st. Johns, 2.
Johns Hopkins. Z; Mount Washing
ton, 3.
Navy, o; Pennsylvania, 2.
Cornell, 6; Hobart. o.
Army, Is; Union, 8.
Yale, 8; Dartmouth, 2.
Harvard, IS; williams, o.
Stevens, 5; New York University. 0.
Washington College, 3; Lehigh, /.
Brown, 10; New Hampshire, 2.
City College Of New York, g.; New
York L. c., 2.
Boston L. c., S; M. !. T., 4.
Crescent A. c., 2; Montclair A. c., I.
Base Ball
v. M. T., 5; Duke, 4 90 innings.
v. P. l.. Is; Emory and Henry, z.
William and Mary, z; Richmond, 8
90 innings.
North Carolina, 9; Virginia, 6.
Michigan, s.; Chicago. /.
Harvard, 5; Pennsylvania, 8.
Northwestern, IT; Minnesota, 3.
Yale, TT; Dartmouth, 40.
West Virginia, 10: Ohio University, 5
Bridgewater, 6; Virginia Medical Coll
lege, S.
Iowa State, 8; Kansas State, o.
Indiana, Z; Ohio State, 4.
Illinois, 7; Wisconsin, z.
Hampden- 4; Randolph Ma
con, 6.
Auburn. II; Oglethorpe, s.
Penn State. S; Syracuse, 8.
Quantico Marines, Is; St. Josephs
Celtics, 0.
Golf.
Yale. 7; Georgetown, O.
Williams, 61s; Georgetown, az.
Williams, 6: Princeton, 8.
Yale, 612; Penn, 2h.
Washington and Lee, II; Virginia
Medical College, /.
Notre Dame, 141z; Iowa, az.
Ohio State, II u; Indiana, 6lz.
Tennis.
New York o., 8; Georgetown, /.
Hopkins, 9; Loyola (Baltimore), 0.
viIlanova, S; Bucknell, 2.
Penn State, z; Susquehanna, o.
Swarthmore, 6; Lehigh, 8.
Dickinson, 8; Delaware, /.
Duke. o; Richmond, l.
Harvard 6; Navy, 8.
Iowa State, 5; Iowa, l.
Minnesota, 6; Wisconsin, 0.
Davidson, 8; Citadel /.
Ohio State, 6; Indiana, O.
Track.
Catholic University, rs Sc; st. Jo-
seph's, so 1-6.
La Sale (Philadelphia), Ct; Gallau-
det, SO.
Maryland, 81; Hopkins, A.
Navy, SO; William and Mary, 81.
Lynchburg. "a; Emory and Henry, g.
Kansas, n; Kansas City, 54.
Drake, So; Coe, 43.
Indiana, So; Chicago, 80; Purdue, 38.
Minnesota, 100 AS; Northwestern
"a 1-5.
Michigan, 77h; Illinois, 56l2.
South Carolina. 54; Presbyterian, A;
Clemson, 36; Newberry, 16; Furman, Il.
Penn State, 891z; Pittsburgh, 451a.
Pittsburgh Frosh, IS; Penn State
Frosh, so.
Army 84k; Holy Gross, 4112.
Dartmouth, So; Colum bia, 46;
Brown, 81
Boston College, rs; Northeastern, 10;
NJ I. T, STA; Harvard Reserves, 32A;
Tufts, 0.
Polo.
Princeton, 6; Army. 6.
Princeton Jayvees, 8; Ohio State, 2.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
Golf Analysed
BY JOE GLASS.

Passing up the question of short
holes, the second shot in golf is the
one that usually signals the begin
ming of the players worries. He can
approach his drive with a fair de-
gree of confidence, because condi-
tions for the tee-shot are all in his
favor, but when he plans the second
shot, he has much more to think
about. Distance and direction now
are vastly more important and even
if his ball is in the fairway it seldom
has a lie that meets with his whole
hearted approval.
II most Of us can drive from ITS
yards to 200 yards into the fairway-
left, right or center-we are salts
Evening star., 1932-05-08
BY ED DECKER

r UNDOUBTEDLY the most ma
ligned and abused family in
the matter of identity in all
fishdom is that of Peter p.
Pike. Particularly as it applies to
the difference between the various
members of his tribe
Let me. as simply and definitely as
possible, settle this matter once and
for ALL
Forget what you have heard about
pickerel having more ''dished in"
nose than the pike-that the pike is
heavier in body-a greater fighter
more voracious and vicious.
Remember this one salient and
all-conclusive fact
Lock at the scales on his cheek
and gill covering.
The muskie is scaled only on the
upper rim of his cheek and the
upper rim of his gill covering. The
pike is scaled on little more than
half his cheek and just the upper
rim Of his gill covering. The pick
erel is scaled completely on his cheek
and completely on his gill covering.
If you arc In any doubt whatever,
this simple test viii settle the mat
Evening star., 1932-05-08
Division of Points
In Maryland Meet
Varsity Dual Meet.
laryland, "a; Johns Hopkins, AZ.

Varsity Dual Meet.
Maryland, "a; Johns Hopkins, AZ.
Interscholastics.
Central High, Washington, 80.
Tech High, Washington, 81 e.
Winchester High, Winchester, Va, 81
Western High, Washington, Is.
Eastern High, Washington, 8.
Baltimore Poly, S.
st. James School, ST. James, Md, ~
North Plainfleld High, North Plain
field, N. j., /.
County Events.
Hagerstown High, Hagerstown, Md,
II.
Towson High, Towson, Md, 10.
Allegheny High, Cumberland, Md, s.
Annapolis High, Annapolis, Md, 5.
CatonSville High, Catonsville, Md. 5.
Hyattsville High, Hyattsville, Md. 4.
Bel Air High, Bel Air, Md, 3.
Frederick High, Frederick, Md, l.
Maryland Park High, Maryland Park,
Md, /.
Reistertown High, Reistertown, Md. /.
Sparrows Point High, Sparrows Point,
Md, l.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

Goals-Stone Cd Guild, Packard. J. Turn
bull (2l, c. Kelly, Thomson, Loane, D.
Turnbull
Substitutions: Hopkins Turnbull for
Triplett. Darrell for C. Kelly. D. Kelly for
McDorman. Stone for Ives, Guild for Reid
Beeler for Packard, Kneip for D. Kelly.
Mount Washington-Stinson for Alberts,
Browne for Harwood. Thomsen for P. Nor
ris ColoSimo for Macdonald. Clark for Kelly
Cornbrooks for Loane, Schmidt for Corn
brooks, Fader for Gerstmyer P. Norris for
ColoSimo, Coosimo for Thomson, Gerst-
myer for Fader. Loane for Schmidt.
Referee-Mr. Korn (Swarthmorel. Judge
OF play-Mr. Baldwin Mount Washington
Evening star., 1932-05-08
HOYA YEARLINGS WIN
Nesley Holds Central to Two Hits
to Score SO Victory.

Georgetown freshman base ball team
opened its season by squeezing out a
victory over Central High, 3 to 2, yes
terday on Hilltop Field.
Nesley. yearling pitcher. limited Cen
trail to two hits, while De Bettencourt
on the mound for the schoolboys was
found for nine.
GEORGETOWN scored its winning run in
the eighth. Passed balls were big fac
tors in both Centrars runs counted In
the fourth.
The Hoya Yearlings will engage Tech
Thursday and Gonzaga Saturday, both
at the Hilltop.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
MARINES GOING STRONG.

QUANTICO, Va, May (R.-Henry
allowed only four hits today in the
Quantico Marines 15-to-0 victory over
the st. Joseph Celtics. 1t was the
Marines seventh victory in as many
starts.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
SKINNER EAGLES WIN.

The Skinker Eagles defeated the
Radio Majestic nine yesterday by to
2. Singman led the winners at bat
with three hits, while Aretel for the
losers contributed two bingles.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
Lacrosse Summary.

JOaIs-NoIIIs' HDHklH FuRh IaI. ooIno-
ron. Zlegler. Ramsay
Substitutions: Msryland-Snyder for Pop
pelman, Poppelrnan for Hockensmth; St.
John's-Russell for Willamc, Cassassa for
Trader. Stearns for Ziegler. Purvis for
Steafns. Scheffnacker for Athey. Kilmore for
Ramsay, GallagheF for Fillmore.
Ofheials Referee-Mr. Baker fSwarth-
more. Judge Of play-Mr. Wehr (Pennsyl-
yania). Goal umpires-Mr. Keech mount
Washingtonl and Mr.. Rolph (Syracnsel.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
EPISCOPAL BOOKED.

ALEXANDRIA, May Episcopal
High has booked a dual track meet
with Woodberry Forest for next Satur-
day on the Episcopal field.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
DEWITT GOLFERS BOW
st. Johns Wins, 81, in Prep
School League Match.

st. Johns defeated Dewitt, to /, In
Prep School Coll League match yes
terday, at East Potomac Park. The
Kaydets now have two victories, two
defeats and one tie as their loop rec
ord. Summaries:
Ruane st. y defeated Richards, and 2;
Stanley tSt j. defeated J. Baer, up.
Best ball. st, Johns. up.
Crtman (St. ~ defeated Childs and 4;
A. ,.Baer % defeated o'Leary, up. Best
ball, st. johns, / up.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
FARR TO FIGHT SHEA.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May 7 Op).-
Johnny FarT Cleveland featherweight,
today was signed to meet Eddie Shea,
Chicago, in q lo-round bout here
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STRAYER NETMEN AHEAD.

Strayer netmen conquered South
eastern racketers, to 2, yesterday in
a Washington Collegiate Conference
tennis match. The losers forfeited
both doubles.
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DODGERS BUY A CUB.

CHICAGO, May Cp.-The Chicago
Cubs today sold Outfielder Dan Taylor
to Brooklyn. The price was said to
have been slightly more than the waiver
figures.
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FORT WORTH IN VAN.

DALLAS, Tex, May Z dp).-The off,
cial Texas League standing, including
FTiGaY's games:
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Elliott, Bowers, Duchardt and Irwin, Sub
stitutions-Elliott for Moncure. Smith for
Miller, Condor for Morton. Giberson for
Raffel, Ayres for Kaliski. Cadwalader for
Burnett. Referee-Mr. Carson. Judee OF
play-Mr. Townsend
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HOPKINS TWELVE AHEAD
Speed and Stamina Too Much fol
Mount Washington, 7 to 8.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 7.-Speed
and stamina stood Johns Hopkins in
good stead as the Blue Jays conquered
Mount Washington at lacrosse, 2 to 8,
at Homewood today.
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NAVY LACROSSE WINNER

Moncure Stars With Four Goals as
Penn Is Beaten, e-2.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Navy's S
high-powered lacrosse team handed
Pennsylvania a 9-to-2 defeat today.
Moncure of Navy shot four goals.
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OLD LINE TWELVE
DOWNS ST. JOHNS
Wins, 5-2-Trackmen Easily
Beat Hopkins School,
boys Break Records.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

d NAINOIS u. , AN.
HIGHT smact on the whis-
~ kers st. Johns national
4 \ championship lacrosse war
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Princeton, 6; Army. 6.
Princeton Jayvees, 8; Ohio State,