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Evening star., 1935-05-12
PAY TAKOMA PINMEN

Prize money for the 14-team Tako-
ma Suburban Duckpin League, which
has just closed q successful campaign,
with Brooks Shade Shop as the win
ner, will be distributed next Thursday
night. In connection with the dis
tribution a f1ve-game handicap sweep
stakes for league members only will
be rolled.
Brooks Shade Shop won by six
games over Stewart Bros. Photogra-
pliers, who stepped into second place
by winning five of a six-game double
header, while Fritz Billiards were able
to capture only two out Of six.
Making up the Brooks team were
AL (Softie) Lewis, captain: A. ].
Buddy Seal, Eddie Keith, Ray Mil
Ter. Reds Rhodes, Noble (Pop) Viers
and J. c. (Dutch) Sherbahn.
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WHITEHEAD TIGHT
|N5TH WIN IN ROW
DahIgren Prevents No.Hit
Feat With Two SWats.
Score, 13 to 3.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
@HICAGo, May 1.-THE Chi
cago White Sox, checked for
" two days by Boston, went on
the warpath again today, and
behind a two-hit pitching job by
Silent John Whithead, who racked
up his fifth straight victory Of the
season, pounded three Red Sox hurlers
for a 13 to 8 triumph. The victory,
combined with Cleveland's defeat by
the Yankees, returned the White Sox
to first place.
Whitehead, the sensational rookie
righthander from Dallas, collared
every Boston hitter except Ellsworth
(Babe) Dahlgren, the Red Sox fresh
man first baseman. Dahlgren drove
in all the Boston runs and banged out
his third home run in two days along
with a double that came close to
being triple.
Dahlgren, who came to town with
a less than 200 batting average and
left tonight with slugger's reputa-
ton, produced his home run in the
fifth after Luke Appling booted
Julius Solters grounder.
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DIDRIKS0N TO ENTER

BEAUMONT, Tex. May II P).-
Mildred (Babe) Didrikson, Texas Wom-
an golf champion and outstanding
girl athlete, plans to enter the Wom-
ems Southern Golf Association tour
nament at Louisville.
The Beaumont Country Club, OF
which Miss Didrikson is member,
has announced that formal appli-
cation for membership in the South
ern tourney has been made.
Ben S. Woodhead. club president.
said the application carried the entry
Of Miss DidrikSon.
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Boston, Regain First Place Yankees Sheack Indians
Varied Sports
College Base Ball.

CelIese Base Bali.
Navy. s; Georgetown. 8.
Ghicsso' z; lSws; love-, .,.rn g.;
NoTsR iaGi' central hi foI'fSnissS Z EimSurst, s.
Capital o; Marietta, 5.
Ohio State. 4; Michigan, 8.
St5sinsa SUsmDa rffh fla ~ Y.. X.rsants 4s Military O.
North Carolina State. 3-6; David
Fordham. 10; Boston College, z.
Virginia, 4; Richmond, 8.
coese ans easa end " nintS
Wee. WoesteF; For.;t :; oberliH; Se! H.v5, s. p,.
Defiance. s; Wilmington, 4.
st. vincent. 10; west virginia. 8.
EEsirmont !; PsNIsJ51sn,s Psyis;Elsin:, e
EatHsE0' Eather, s; IS simpson; DSns''s.n'A' ). o.
Scholastic Base Ball.
McDonough. IS; st. Adams. 7.
Hagerstown High, IL; Mercersburs
Academy Jayvees.
Eastern High, 8; Navy Plebes. z.
College Track.
Maryland, 7o; william and Mary. 81.
Catholic University. ~ 5-6; Western
Ms5slsRa GsneVa fs: west Virginia Wesleyan, So.
reaeSers acne s'a6s 20; corne1 collese. & ss' ~
Kalamazoo. 76la; Central State Teach
III iowa " State, ss; Drake, SO. 49,.
St. Ambrose, s2hs; DUBUQUE, 32as.
Oberlin, 80: wooster. Al;
Army, "a; Holy Cross. AZ.
Eoyola. & ssss; Elmhurst. S5is.
Grove, City, 79ls; Clarion State Teach
Michigan. 80: Ohio State. 81.
Washington. 78l2: oregon, 54h;
coiorado. ~ Denver o.. SOia; Colo
race coloTado Mdes' coiiese, 1917; Greeley State.
"; kansas Mssst; State, 70; Oklahoma A. 4 NJ, Al
Indiana, rs; Northwestern, 53.
Illinois, 70; Purdue. 50.
Notre Dame 92ia: Miehisan State. ssh.
Epissopaf Eaxs foes 50; " WoodSerry a Forest. 81.
ColleEe Tennis.
Catholic University. 5; Western Mary
American University. s; Randolph-Ma-
deorsetowns =; West virsinia; 9;
Central State Teachers. i; Kalamazoo. 2.
Oberlin. 5: Wooster. 4.
Ohio. Z; Cincinnati, @.
Miami. 4; Ohio WESLEYAN. 3.
North Carolina. 8: Dana, o.
Navy. z: Duke. 2.
Illinois. 6; Iowa. 0.
Virginia, 8; Virginia Tech. 3.
Scholastic Tennis.
st. Adams. 8; Navy Plebes. 4.
EasteTn .a,an High as 8; Msryland Jayyees. 2.
Mercersburs Academy, z: McDonoush
Jefferson High tRoanoke>. 8: Suffolk
High. 3.
College Lacrosse.
Maryland. 3: Navy. 5.
l., St. Johns lAnnapolis), 10; Johns Hop
eng {. g. n E Y' Ys"aFshTSfsj 1st TeSish. l. :.
Dartmouth. 5: Yale. ..
New Hampshire. Is; M. 1. T. 3.
Princeton '3s. .13; Yale '3S. 6.
senn state. 10; Cornell; 8;
stevens: II: Union. IL.
Navy Plebes. 8; Baltimore Poly. 5.
COLLEGE Golf.
Yale. S; Georgetown 4.
Ptttsbursh. s., Western Reserve. /.
Nebraska. 8: Iowa State. q. (Tie1
northwestern. IL "a: Notre Dame, 9l2.
Hinc,, Navy 20; Hampden-sydney. Z:
Michisan.., 1s: Illinois: 8.
Purdue. IL; Indiana, Z.
Polo.
Penn Military Academy. II: War De-
oSio o sss sssts: is: MififGSdi fiiinois. : Z.
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PilnlicO Results

Blue Ridge; purse. 5000; for 3 3 and ! year
old msdsns syn Porsans sa ha g an a.
Beshy. lis u. Renick5. third. s4. Time
a4 Also am !, Rustic s,i. Rsst
Wise. Barbizon and Lealette.
SECOND RAcE-2 miles; the edo Penn a. Ath- tn
Ing; tor 4;year-0lds and upyard: cgstsin " AZ
$3.50: Old Bachelor. 13s wv: BetheD.
second. $500. So so; Swansea, 132 tCoe),
,afa Madams sSSS Ward zeanstt Ass rand and
TaIRD 1od RAGEi miles; mi the oS: RSy.in; .IG
ss40 ,:ss5s gs:ss ss 80! rSs
Fnssde as e. Aso Esus 4anMs4,s thar slS &ss
MlasaRa snd saand0ss 0sar''n Duniern H0'ai haSS'e
,ona rSTFdH dzsos Du4ss ls gss as 6f
elas and upward: I'd: canImar tG, io5 g. Ren; 1G;
q, Merritt second. S4:3o. So 90; Tristrap.
k.sss s|s::t, fS: i
Fire and River Rose.
pordsT TH pd1.s kAeE foT tqrsnss is9
ssssSa sSssSS1 S sS sbilnslpst Mss5itt fS5 &
Knapp, third. $40. ,Time-0:b4. Also
ran-Bay Buddy. Gilt. Abbotsford and
Chantantel.
SIXTH RACE. miles; the Preakness:
purse s25 o03 % added; d. for s,yearSSladsS on sS aS
S3.io'' So SO: Firethorn, 126 (W. p:
Wrishtl: second; $40 S.,A:s $50; % Psychic
1:5S4s Also ran-Commonwealth. Nellie
FLAG Mantagna. Boxthorn and Brannon.
SEVENTH RACE mile and 70 yards;
the Ashburton; purse. 5000; claiming; for
3-year-olds and upward; Lonmeg, es C:
Hanford), won, $I6.I0. $6;I0. $500;
$40 So: Marmion, lis "a AbeD. third.
$270. Time-1:45H; Also ran-U De-
EIGHTH RACE-.1is miles; the Curtain
9e s9eoa aDsr5S g. sso agstps ruy hhI wsi io7 T9 9
Brysonl. second. So 10. 50 10, stallman,
logs. Also ranELucuient. oloritone,
Eson. Peteeblue. Caloric, and Triolet.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
RANDALL TUMBLERS WIN
Dudley, Hawkins and Hall Star
in Extramural Event.

Randall Junior High School boys
won top honors in tumbling tourna-
ment at Shaw Junior High School, a
feature of the extramural competi-
ton of the District colored Junior
high schools. Dudley, with 46.5 points,
was high scorer, followed by Hawkins,
with 46, and Hall. with As. All three
are members of the Randall team.
School totals were: Randall, 221.5;
Francis, 206; Garnet-Patterson, 1893;
Shaw, 1855; Terrell, 1905.
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Totals As Is % 20 Totals 81 13 27 6
sBatted for Rhem In fourth.
TBatted for Benton in ninth.

Ghicago ............ $50 013 2oI-14
-. Lindstrom tal:: cuyler (al. cavsr-
Mowry, Berger. Errors-Herman.. Klein.
Ruth. Lee, Moore. Runs batted in
Linstrom fo).- Hartnett. Jurges: Berger
& MalloP Lee Moore and
Cavarretta. ;Jurges. Mallon. Mowry. Three
base hits-Lindstrom, Cavarretta. Home
Jurges to cavarretta: Herman to Jurges
Jurges to Herman to Cavarretta. Left
on bases-Chicago II: Boston. 4. Bases
on balls-Of French. /; of Smith. ! of
ManGum. l; off Rhem. l; OF Brown. 9.
Struck out-By Rhem. l: by Benton. l..
HitS-Of French. 13 in innings (none
out in s eishsh, - of Root. none in z in
gum in ! 2, innings; of Rhem, l in 2h
innines; off Brown. 3 in innings; OF
Benton. in 3 innings: Hit by pitcher
S,nI By Benton ICuylerl: wild pitch-Rhsm:
Smith. Umpires-Messrs. Pfirman.
cuisley and Sears. Time-2:0s.
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LAzzER| IS GREAT
ASNEW CLEANUP
Hits Two Homers, Second
With Bags Loaded, in
10-to-4 Victory.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
)LEVELAND, May 11.-Tony
Lazzeri, newly advanced to
" the post Of cleanup hitter
for the Yankees, smashed out
two home runs today to give the
Yankees a 1o-to-4 victory over the
Indians and shove Cleveland down
into second place in the American
League standing.
Lazzeri opened the scoring with a
homer in the second and finished it
In the ninth by smasming another
after Dennis Galehouse had loaded
the bases. Johnny Allen turned in
some f1ashy hurting for the Yanks
although touched for II hits. He
struck out IL, in the first four in
ninpS
Evening star., 1935-05-12
TRST GAME

Runs-Martin L2!.. Winsett l2l. Frisch
Dean 80. L. Chiozza 52). Allen. j. Moore.
Camilli, Ryan. .Errors-Vergez. Watkins,
Ryan go Pezzullo. Bowman. Runs batted
Frisch 80. Delaney (2). whitehead. j.
Moore Moo 80 Camilli; Todd. Allen. Two-base
Allen. Delaney. Home runs Collins
go. j. Moore. Stolen bases-Camilli.
vergez. Sacrifice-Winsett. Double play
Philadelphia. Z: St. Louis. 5. Bases on
balls--Of Pezzulla. 9; Oh Bowman. .
Struck out-By E Moore. /; by Pezzullo.
OF e. Moore. Z in 1ls innings; of Pez-
zullo. 3 in . innings: off Bowman. in
5z3 innings. Losing pitcher-E. Moore
Umpires-Messrs. Moran. Stewart and
Reardon. Time of game-2:13.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SCHOOLB0ySL
TO &C" CLUB MEET
Seventeenth Annual Games
Slated Saturday-BaII
Game Postponed.

T EADLINING the biggest week
- in schoolboy sports of the sea-
son hereabout, which opens
today, will be the seventeenth
annual &C" Club track meet Saturday
afternoon in Central High Stadium,
and public high school base ball cham
pionship games. between Central and
Eastern on Wednesday and Roosevelt
and Tech on Friday. The Central
Eastern game originally was booked
for Tuesday, but was moved back a
day to avoid conflict with the high
school competitive drill.
With such formidable teams en-
tered as Tech, defending champion,
and favorite to repeat; Charlotte
IN. c. High. Baltimore Poly. Balti-
more City College, Episcopal High,
Newport News High, Tome, Harrison
burg, John Marshall High, Massa-
nutten Military Academy, Mount st.
Joseph's, Staunton Military Academy,
Fredericksburg High, and Woodberry
Forest, indications are the meet will
at least measure to the high standard
it has maintained throughout its long
history.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SET TO ERECT STADIUM
$167,766 Structure at w. and M.
Will Be Financed by P. W. A.

RICHMOND, Va, May II (P.-
Construction of a stadium for the
College of William and Mary at Will
liamsburg, will begin on Monday. J.
Binford Wallford. architect for the
college. announced today. 1t will cost
sl67,766 and will be financed through
P. w. A. loan-grant to the college
The brick and concrete stadium
which will be erected on the site OF
the present foot ball field, will seat
about $500. Provision will be made
for temporary seats at each end OF
the field to increase the capacity to
10000.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
TERRAP|NS SHADE
MILDLY ST|CKERS
Three. Goal Rally in Third
Period Is Big Punch
in 6-5 Victory.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS, May 11.-Overcom-
~ ing an early lead, the Univer-
n sity of Maryland lacrosse
team scored three goals in the
third quarter to roll up an edge sufi-
cient to whip the Middies 6 to here
today in the annual game. Five thou
sand fans saw the contest.
The two teams battled to a 1-to-1
tie in the first period and Navy led
to 2, at the half.
Thomas and Brill scored for Mary
land to give the Old Liners a 5-to-4
lead as the third period ended. In
the fourth quarter Elliner boosted
Marylands lead to 6 to 4, with Schacht
rolling in late goal for the Tars.
The
Evening star., 1935-05-12
BROWNIES BEAT AS
ON KNOTS HURLING
Regular Relief Pitcher Starts and
Finishes to Win. Al.
Foxx Spoils Shutout.

By the Associated Press.
OF. LOUIS, May 11.-Jack Knott.
y who usually appears in relief
role, made his second start Of the
season today and pitched the st.
Louis Browns to a 4-to-l victory over
the Philadelphia Athletics.
The Athletics made their lone run
in the eighth on Foxx's single which
scored Finney. 1t was the Browns
second victory in 13 games, and ended
q three-game series.
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GETS COACHING JOB.

ST. LOUIS, May IL P.-Hudson
Hellmich. 23-year-old former Uni
versity Of Illinois athletic star, today
was appointed head basket ball and
track coach at Washington University
here. He will succeed Don White,
basket ball coach. and John e. Davis,
track and field director.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Tech Victory Assured.

CHOULD Tech win the games, and it
y seems certain it will, the Nc
Kinley contingent will achieve its
fourth victory in the affair Central
is the only school which has captured
the laurels as often.
There will be no junior high school
events this year. It has been decided
to do away with these tests because
of the large number of senior high
school entries, the committee in
charge of the meet has announced.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
CUBS 18 HITS SINK
BRAVES BY 14TO 7
French Credited With First Win,
Though Knocked 0ut-Ruth
Held Hitless.

BY the Associated Press.
u OSTON, May 1.-THE Chicago
u Cubs battered a Boston pitching
quintet for IS hits today to give
Lefty Larry French. who failed to go
the distance. his first victory of the
season by the one-sided margin of
14-7.
Babe Ruth performed for seven
innings and. although he went hit
less. he accounted for two of the
Boston runs. He had two fielding
chances and missed on one of them.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DISCUSS TRACK MEET.

To discuss plans for the annual
District of Columbia A. A. U. outdoor
championship track meet en- June 2,
the washington Track and Field Club
will meet this morning at II O'Clock
at the home of Dorsey Grinth, 1416
Twentieth street.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
HEADS oPEQU0N GOLF CLUB.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, May IL
Paul A. Bennett has been named
president of Opequon Golf Club. Other
officers are: Vice president, .. o.
Henson; secretary. w. F. McAneny;
treasurer. / H Boggs.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
EASTERN GAME WINNER
Comes From Behind to Conquer
Navy Plebes by 9 to 7.

ANNAPOLIS, May 11.-Playing
steady uphill game, Eastern overcame
an adverse score of 6-to-4 at the end
of the third inning and won from the
Navy Plebes today, 9 to Z. Hollidge
pitched three sessions for Eastern and
gave way to Sullivan, who finished the
game effectively.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DERRINGER FINALLY
NAILED BY DODGERS
Victim of 81 Setbacks in 1884
Loses His First Game of
Season for Reds.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n ROOKLYN, May 11.-Paul Der
ID ringer, the right handed finger
of the Cincinnati Reds, who was
on the losing end Of 81 mound deci-
sions last year, suffered his first defeat
of the 1885 season today as the Dodg-
ers batted out 6-to-1 victory.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DEAN BROTHERS WIN
AND LOSE To PILLS
Dizzy Is an Easy Victor, 1876,
but Daffy Absorbs a SO
Shellacking.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
DHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE
Dean brothers could do no better
than break even In a double
header with the Phillies today as Paul
tDaffy) Dean dropped a 5 to 2 de-
cision after his brother, Dizzy, twirled
the st. Louis Cardinals to a 15.to-6
win.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Eastern is figured to down Central

Eastern is figured to down Central
Wednesday in base ball and move
closer to the title, which it is de-
Tending. Central in its only series
start, was unimpressive in losing to
Roosevelt by 11-3, while Eastern in
its lone test showed well in turning
back Tech, 6-1.
Roosevelt and Tech can be depended
upon to put on spirited scrap Friday.
Each has lost one series game and
another defeat will be virtually fatal
to their pennant chances.
Evening star., 1935-05-12


mines. diamonds in the city and
vicinity will be at a premium.
Out in nearby Maryland the newly
formed Maryland County League
opens with three games. The loop is
a merger of last seasons Prince
Georges and Montgomery County
leagues and contains eight teams.
One of the most attractive con-
tests slated In the new circuit is that
between the Wheaton and Horning
teams at Wheaton. White Haven
meets North Washington on the lat
ter's field, and In the other encounter
Mount Rainier A. C. battles the
Cheverly-T Tuxedo Fire Department
nine on the Bladensburg road dia-
mond. All games are set for o'clock.
In the Atlantic & Pacific Tea
League. Condors and Ionas face on the
west Ellipse and the Bokars and
Rajahs battle on the south Ellipse.
Both games start at II o'clock.
st. Mary's Celtics today are In
Front Royal, Va, to engage the Front
Royal All-Stars.
Rose Jewellers are to meet the Dick
erson MD A. c. nine at Dickerson
at 2:30.
I. W. o. Fraternity nine meets the
Mardella A. c. outfit on Monument
ia IN At ~p4
Patsy's Inn nine appears in double
header out on the Maryland Park
High School diamond. It takes on
Oak Camp. Woodmen of the World,
at l O'Clock and at 3 meets the Wash
ington Coal Co. outfit.
In Old Dominion League games
Clarendon Business Men and Fran
coma mines face at Clarendon. Vir-
ginia White Sox and Mclean at Nc
Lean, Forestville and the Rangers at
Forestville, Clarendon A. c. and Clar-
endon Cardinals at Park Lane and
the Occoquan Grays and Park Lane
at Occoquan.
Four games on Monument fields are
carded in the No. Police Precinct
Boys Club League. At o'clock Duke
and Otey tossers meet the Joe Kuhels
on diamond No. 3 and Police Boys
Club No. face Colmar Manor on
field No. 4. At 3 O'Clock, Police Boys
Club No. II faces the New Deal team
on No. 8 field and Merrick Boys Club
engages Michigan on No. 10.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

st Louis. ............ 200 900 900
Runs-Frisch Medwick. Chiozza (3).
Watkins. Ryan. Errors-Martin 2,.
whitehead. Ryan: Runs batted in-Med9.- &c.
Two-base hits-Chiozza (2). Allen (2).
Delaney. Home run-Medwick. Stolen
base-Ryan. Sacri1ce-Allen. Double
plays-Chiozza to Ryan to Camilli; Col
Inns tunassisted). Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. 5; st. Louis. 8. Bases on balls
l. Struck out-By Jorgens. 3; by John
SON 3: by p. Dean 3. Hits-Of P. Dean.
in 6 innings; on Haines. 1 in 2 innings;
OF Jorgens, in innings none out in
NINTH; OF johnson. ! in / inning. Hit
BY pitcher-By p Dean q. Moore). Win
ming pitcher--Jorgens. Losing pitcher
p. Dean Umpires-Messrs. Stewart. Rear
don and Moran. Time of same-1:56.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
TR0JANS CHALLENGE.

Trojan A. g. midget diamonders,
who have . field, are after q game
for today. Call Cleveland 1890.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Totals 40 Il - 10 Totals 35 ll27IO
'Batted for Lee in seventh,
+Batted for Bean in ninth

TBatted for Bean in ninth
Gf Gew YORK. .......... 020 600 314-1n
cleveland ........... 900 O0l 1O2-
10 Runs--Combs, Rolfe. Gehrig. Lazzeri
~ Hill 90. Hoag. CroSetti. Allen, Averill,
Serger l2l. Campbell Errors-Berger l2l,
Grosetti, Allen. Vosmik (2J. Hale, Hughes.
INo-oase hits-Vosmik, Rolfe. Dickey,
Double plays-Lazzeri, Crosetti to GehriS
Left on bases-New York, z: Cleveland.
BASES on balls-Allen, 3; Lee. /; Gale
house. 3. Strikeouts-Allen, ii: Zee. -.
Galehouse, l.. Hits-Of Lee, s in in
nlnss; on Galehouse. = in l inning lnone
out out IN ninth)i of Bean. . in l inning.
pitcher-Lee. Umpires-Messrs Quinn,
MCGOWAN and Summers. Time-2:15.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Boston ,..,..,...... UO1 02O OOU- 3
Chicago ............ O16 O02 31x-13
Runs-Solters. Almada. Dahlsren. Rad
Haas. Appling (2). Dykes. Whitehead 12).
ErrorsLIWerber: r; Johnson; Applins
Rgns fJ1 ,ln batted in-pshlsren '3; , Radeii1 eli.
Whitehead (2). Two-base hits-Dahlgren,
Appling. Home runs-Dahlgren. Hayes.
ssaSrifices[Hayes. Hayes Dykes: Double plays
Bonura: Dykes to Hayes to Bonura. Left
on bases-Boston.. ,: Chicago. 8. Bases
]; Whitehead, 5. Struck out-By White
head. /. Hits-Of WEIGH, 3 in 2Is in
nings: of Wilson. none in y inning: of
Hockette. in SIS innings. Losing pitcher
WEIGH. Umpires-Messrs. Dinneen. Kols
and Donnelly. Time-1:55.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
WIN WITH 21 RUNS,

Ossie Bluege A. c. diamonders yes
terday topped the Southwest A. G.
nine, 21-12. Nat Christopher was the
winning pitcher.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Score by innings-
Phila delphia 600 600 010-I
st. Louis ............ 900 OBI 0Ox-4
Runs-Finney. Hemsley. Melillo. Knott.
Strange. Errors-Higgins, Warstler. Runs
Poxx aeo Twdsbass sHane sitsjohnson SFS West
HemsIey FinneN Three-base hit-Pepper.
Msrchm to MeNar Go 70 rnney 1eft on
bases-Philadelphia. :: St Louis. g. Bases
on balls-Of Marcum. l; OF Knott, 3.
Struck out-By Marcum. .: by Lieber .:
by Knott ). Hits-Off Marcum in 5zs
innings; of Lieber +" in Us INNINGS Los
ing pitcher-Marcum; Umpires-Messrs
GeiSel and Ormsby. Time-l:4S.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

score by Innings.
Eastern High ......... $40 101 100
Navy Plebes .......... 4O2 900 OO1-7
Runs-Boyce. Bartos (2). Tucker. Crisa-
van. Mcfarland. Harvey. Ingram. Schroe-
5sl.. Bartos. scheible. McFarisnd. sbiss
Harvey Three-base hit-Boyce. Sacrifice
hits-Ingram, Adair. Bartos.. Stolen base
---Sbisa.. Left on bases-.Eastern High. 4;
1; on Hollidse. 4: Of sullivan, 1. Struck
out--By zimanski. s; BY Sullivan. :: By
plrs-Er. .Purdy. Tims-2:25.
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- - -
Totals 26 124 s

Episcopal ....... 100 600 00O-1
ST. Christopher ...... 900 900 O2x-2
Runs Knowles. Dinwiddie. billiard.
Errors-Swindell Dinwiddie. W. Bell.
hitsswightman. hta Riie1 carter. Stolen e Sases@
Dillard, w Bell. Sacrifces-Dinwiddie
Left on bases-St. Christopher 4; Episco-
pal. 3. Base on balls-Oh Lawson, 4.
Struck out-By Lawson, ID Hit by
pitcher-By Lawson lMcCandlis), Umpire
Mr.. Sham. Time of game-1: 40.
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Cincinnati ........... O1O 600 600.
RroOklyn .,. 300 ITO ok

Cincinnati ........... O10 900 000-1
Brooklyn ............ 300 ITO 01x-6
Runs--Lombardi; Boyle. Frey (2). Stripp
Cuccinello, Lopez. Errors-Goodman. Frey.
Runs batted in-Byrd: Frey CD. Taylor
bardi. Three-base hits-Stripp. Taylor.
TAYLOR. Double piays-Stripp. Cuccinello
and Leslie: Derringer. Kampouris and Bot
tomley. Left on baseS-Cincinnati. g.;
/: OF Zachary. l. Strikeouts-By Zach
ary. 2: bv Derringer. g.. Hits-On Der
ringer. o in z innings: OF Freitas. 9 in
inning Umpires-Messrs. Pinelli KLEIN
and Magerkurth Losing pitcher-Der-
ringer. Time-1:43.
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EPISCOPAL N0SED OUT
Held to One Hit by Lawson of
St. Christopher in 81 Game.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, May 11.-Ducky
Lawson, brilliant st. CHRISTOPHER
hurler. held the Episcopal High nine
to one hit here this afternoon to
emerge the victor in a beautiful
hurling duel with Bell of the visitors,
2-l.
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atted out a 6-to-1 victory.

Totals ,35 S2412 Totals. 30 IL 27 13
sBatted for Derrinser In eighth.
tran for lombard in ninth.
tBatted for Freitas in ninth.
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Totals 40 27l1 TC
Totals. 43 IA % II

'Batted for Ingram in ninth.
Score by innings:
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 81 "a Totals. 80 8 - II
'Batted for Dean in seventh.
tBatted for Haines in ninth.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
SANDLOT FIELDS
WILL HUM TODAY
Diamonds at a Premium as
Base Ball Gets Into
Full Swing.

TNHERE will be plenty doing for
sandlot base ball teams Of the
metropolitan area today. With
most all leagues now function
ing, along with flock of Independent
mines. diamonds in the city and
vicinity will be at a premium.