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Evening star., 1937-08-11
TEACHER DENIES
EVOLUTION COUNT
Waynesburg, Pa, Woman
Testifies She Told Pupils
It Was "Joke."
BY the Associat ted Press

BY the Associated Press.
WAYNESBURG. Pa, August IL
In a hot, gas-lit country school,
jammed with overall-clad farmers
and ginghamed housewives, a dis
charged school mistress testified early
today she had told pupils evolution
was Joke
Mrs. Laura Elms Morris, charged
with cruelty and incompetency, ad-
mitted she struck 14-year-old stu
dent with 3-foot board
A hearing on the charges turned
for the second time to an investiga-
ton of the teaching of Darwin's
theory after counsel for the Whiteley
Township School Board recalled four
pupils to get at the bottom of this
monkey business" A student testi-
fled at session last week that Mrs.
Morris taught men came from mon
keys"
Testimony was completed after mid
night, but the board of farmers and
: State higway department mechanic
reserved until Friday their decision
on whether to re-employ Mrs Morris.
Jack Jones, stocky, sun-tanned
seventh grade student testified Mrs.
Morris discussed evolution while ex-
planning a picture of man who was
covered with hair"
She told us he was a man who
Just lost his tail and by losing his
tail he changed from a monkey into
a man and started to live in a cave"
explained the boy, brother of
Eugene Jones, who Mrs. Morris said
she padded with the board
Red-haired Kathleen Dods, IA, an
other witness, asserted Mrs. Morris
talked of evolution every other week. -"
Mrs. Morris, testifying in her own
defense earlier in the hearing, said
she discussed an article on evolution
In a magazine, but added:
Upon my oath I told them it was
joke"
Board members emphasized that
evolution was not involved in the
formal charges against Mrs Morris,
but Jesse Scott, counsel for the board,
asserted it was his duty to thor
oughly investigate this phase"
Evening star., 1937-08-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1937-08-11

The geographic center of the steel
industry is in Richland County, Ohio
about mile north of the city of
Mansfield. The center has moved l3
miles eastward since 1888, reversing
its historic western trend.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
Flood Area Crops Boom.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, August II
P.-Union Township farmers look
forward to finishing the year of the
big flood with their best corn CROP
in years. More than $4,000 acres of
corn, flooded twice last Winter and
Spring, now promise a yield of so
bushels an acre.
Evening star., 1937-08-11

Held at Belsoni, Miss, Bar
nett, 50-year-old tenant
farmer, 1UaS charged 1Uith
murder toUo1Oing the diScoU-
cry OF the decomposed and
decapitated body OF his IL
yedr-old son, Jordon. Leuoid
Barnett, IS, q daughter, told
police her father had "1Uorn
out a bean stick" 1Uhipping
the child the day before he
1OaS last seen aliUe.
-COpyright, A. p. WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1937-08-11

Three printed patterns in white,
natural, green. red, brown, black
and navy-with smart handles.
Good looking, practical and most
attractively low priced.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

'Splice the Main Brace, Boys!!'
A SQUARERIGGER port with romance her convos
hot fingers wherever there who 90 down the
in ships Photos by Randolph Rout Star Staff
Evening star., 1937-05-23
RESULTS YESTERDAY
GAMES TODAY,
D0DGER SLAB ROOK
PUTS BEE ON CARDS
Luke Hamlin Yields Three Hits
Shuts Out Gas House Gang
After First Inning.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Rookie Luke
Hamlin baf1ed the Cardinals
through nine innings today, letting
them down with three hits as he
pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to 4
4-to-l victory.
Going the route for the first time
IN the big leagues, the former Ameri-
can Association finger allowed Pepper
Martin = double in the first, johnny
Mize single in the seventh with two
out and Don Gutteridge single in the
ninth. Those were the only three Gas
House Gangsters to touch him.
The Dodgers collected 10 hits of
Jun Winford, Mike Ryba and Ray
Harrell. One of their safeties was
Long Tom Winsettis second homer in
two days, made in the sixth.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
COSTELLO POST OUT
TO GAIN BALL LEAD
Webb Will Hurl Against Police
Post in Feature Game Of
Legion Series.

IN AN effort to break IN existing tie
with Fort Stevens Post, Costello
Post today will shoot Buddy Webb
against Police Post diamonders at l
o'clock on the North Ellpse field In
the feature game Of the American
Junior Legion base ball series.
Fort Stevens meantime will strive
to retain its undefeated status at
the expense Of Bunker Hill Post At
3 O'Clock on the North Ellipse field,
while other games will md Agricul-
ture Post stacking up against Drum
Corps on West Ellipse diamond ut |
O'Clock and Nash Post clashing with
sergt. Jasper Post on West Ellipse
field at O'Clock.
Costello Post, which with Fort
Stevens, boasts an unblemished record
in three starts, owes most of It's
current prestige to the stocky Buddy
Webb, a 14-year-old pitcher who has
granted only 10 hits, struck out 20
men and walked only 2 batters in the
23 innings he has pitched.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
'SD0WN CH|SOX,
TAKE LEAD AGAIN
Hayes Hit in 18th Earns
1919 Win After Deans
Homer in 9th Ties,

By the Associated Press.
~ H1LADELPHIA, May 72.-The
u Athletics swept . two-game
series with the Chicago White
L Sox and climbed back to the
top OF the American League by taking
an thinning battle today as Cleveland
lost to Washington.
Tying the score on Chubby Deans
homer in the ninth with two out and
none on base, the Mackmen won by a
score OF 10 to when Frankie Hayes
singled Wally Moses home In the
eleventh with two gone and the bases
filled.
The score see-sawed back and forth
with first the Sox ahead and then the
Athletics, who scored two runs on
singles by johnson and F. Hayes and
Deans triple in the seventh to whittle
the Chicago lead to a lone tally.
Six pitchers saw service for the
Athletics, with Harry Kelley bringing
up the rear and pitching hitless ball
In three-inning rescue trick and
drawing credit for the triumph. Zeke
Bonura hit homer with two on base
to give the visitors three runs In tho
opening stanza.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
NEW GOLF WRINKLE

Something new in the order OF
golf tournaments is being conducted
by the Army Finance Golf Associa-
ton OF the office Of chief of ordnance
OF the War Department.
Although divided into eight flights,
the tournament will end with the
winner Of each flight opposing each
other. The survivor OF the elimina-
ton will receive the Chief of Fl
nance Cup, presented by Maj. Gen.
Fred W. Boschen.
Winners of flights one to eight.
respectively, follow: Maj. e. w. Nc
LArren, Col. e. A. Hickman, N. L,
Goodman. E. A. Bland, R. L. Harr,-
man, R. E. Mcdonald, j. F. Donnelly,
Miss M. Eckert.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Probable Hurlers
In Majors Today
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 22.-Probable
pitchers in the major leagues
tomorrow:
American.
Detroit at ashington-Bridges
VS.. Appleton
st. Louis at Philadelphia Hill
debrand VS. Gumpert.
Cleveland at New York-Gale-
house VS.. Ruffing.
Chicago at Boston-Lyons vs..
Marcum
National
Boston at Chicago-Fette VS..
Root.
New York at Pittsburgh-Smith
vs. Blanton.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati-Frank-
house VS.. Grissom
Philadelphia at st. Louis-Mul-
cahy or Walters VS.. Dean or War
neke
Evening star., 1937-05-23
palQ N0te OF z 015
Totals 4S ~ ~ II Totals SO IL 27 Il
.Batted for Young in sixth.
Batted Tor r. Davis in NTH.
Slated for L. Moore in sixth.
lBAtted for Van Der Meer in ninth
Philadelphia

Phila delphia - OO2 1ha aA0-1o
Runs-Browne (3), whitney (s,, Cor
bett. Martin. Arnovich 90, Camiili (3),
wilson, Young. j. Moore, Norris, Scharein,
"a Master: Jordan (2), Goodman. Cuyler,
Colbert, Kampouris (2). schott, Walker.
Er19fp-Atwood Enr9p nMn. 81; Jordan, HoliinIs-
ney C), Martin (3l, Arnovich (2), Ca
muH 90. Wilson (2), J. Moore, Norris
81, schsrein a.. Jordan, Goodman I3,
aaIey ~: lombard (2). Tvo-base hits
Browne. Martin (2), J. Moore, Jordan l2),
7lnw.n;,,i Three1Sass ,ihitsssbIoxne; Norris: Home
Jordan: sacrince-La Master. Double
play-scharein to Norris to CamflH. Left
on bases-Phtladelph 13; CincinnStt,
9. Bases On balls-Od La Master 4: Oh
Passeau. 2; OF HollinEsworth. 4; Oh
Moore. !: of Van Der Nicer, 2. Struck
out-By La Master, 3; by Passeau. i; by
Aolnngsworth. l. Hits-On La Master. 7
IN ~ innings; Oh Passeau, s in AS in
nings; Oh Hollingsworth, in ~ in
nings; on Davis, in y inning; Oh Moore.
innings. Hit by pitcher-By L. Moore
lBrowne); By Van Der Nicer lcamilii and
Passed ball-Lombardi. Winning pitcher
rasseau. Losing pitcher-HollinEswor
Umpires-MessrS. Nagergurth. Parker and
Moran. Time-2:b2,
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Mary Greason Is Cynosure.

WHILE five second-round matches
are scheduled for this afternoon,
starting at o'clock, the days most
interesting development centers around
the appearance of Mary Greason. Miss
Greason, a newcomer from Honolulu
and California was thought good
enough to be seeded No. by the COM
mittee even before she had played her
first match IN local tournament, and
her debut against Kay Baker, one of
the Districts former ranking stars,
will be watched closely.
Edith Mccullough, seventh ranking
District player, also makes her debut
at 2 o'clock against Christine Gawne
The only two flrst-round matches
rained out, pitting Frances Carter
against Elinor Finckel and Lillian
Rixey against Polly Preston, also will
be played at 2 o'clock
Although eight doubles teams had
signed up at the end of the first days
play, it was decided to hold the entry
list open another "a hours, with the
result that additional teams have un-
til 6 o'clock tonight to register. Doubles
play will start tomorrow.
Results
FIRST ROUND Eleanor Craven de-
feated Ellen Dryden, 6-l, 6-3; Sara
s-3; Frances Bassett defeated Elinor
woodward e-1. f.: Edith Clarke de-
feated Dorothy Kingsbury, 60. Go:
Barbara Conard defeated Harriet Williams.
S-5. 6-4; Mary Ryan defeated Hazel
Bishop. 64, 60: Johanna Zeltmeier
defeated Evelyn Watkins. 60. 60:
Mary Bouve defeated Christine Davis.
by default; Margaret Robinson defeated
Maude Walker. by default; Dorette Miller
defeated Gertrude Hunt. 6-1, 6-3; Anne
Ellis. defeated Willie O'Steen. 3-6, s-6.
6-4.
TOday's Pairingx.
. o'clock--Mary Greason VS.. Kay Baker;
Lillian Rixey vs.. Polly Preston; Christine
GaWne vs.. Edith McCullough; Frances
Carter vs. Eleanor Finckel
3 o'clock = Margaret Robinson VS..
Eleanor Craven Frances Hassett VS.. Sara
Moore: Edith Clarke VS.. Barbara conard;
Anne Ellis VS.. Dorete Miller.
4 oclock-Mary Ryan VS.. Johanna Zelt-
meier.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Totals.39 Is "a 3 Totals 1927 1
'Batted for McKain in sixth,

Detroit ------ 1O2 O5O O1O-p
Boston -------z- oil O05 40x-l1
berg ~. Walker, Fox Rogell. English. Gro
min co. Foxx ca, McNair (2J. Higgins
90: Desautels W. Ferrell. Gaffke. Errors-
McNair, Higgins. Runs batted in-Green-
berg ~, Cochrane. Fox. English. Mills 90.
McNair (2). -Cramer. Cronin, Foxx, Hig-
gins, Deaautels, Gafke. Two-base hits
GaE GGoeahrsne , ~, Fox; Ro{ell, Mills. Higgins
Nair. Greenbere. Sacrifices Russell, Ro-
sell, Armada: Cronin. Double play-Wil-
son to Cronin to Foxx. Left on bases
on Gill, l: of sorrell, !; Of Russell. i; OF
Auker. ]; OF w Ferrell. l. OF Wilson, 2.
Struck out.-By sorrell {: by Russell /;
By W Ferrell; !: BY McNair. I; by Wilson,
out in 3D.; on sorreI. in 2as innings;
9n On. Russell n - = inning; of Auker. ! in
(none out in 5th): OF McKain. 2 in 2 in
nings: Of Wilson, in 3 innings. Winning
pitcher-Wilson: Losing pitcher-.Russell
Umpires-Messrs. Summers and Geisel
Time-2:@0. Attendance-7,0 900.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
GIANTS SPANK CUBS,
80, AS OFT H0MERS
Benched Day for Weak Hitting,
Mel Returns to Park One With
Two on Bases.
By the Assoclateo'Press.

BY the ASsoclateoP Press.
CH1CAGO, May 22-Mel OFT,
benched only yesterday for weak
hitting for the first time in his career,
came back today with three-run
homer that gave the New York Giants
. 3-to-2 victory over the Cubs
The win sent the Giants to third
place in the National League and
dropped the Cubs out of that spot.
Although the Giants were held to
five hits by Larry French and Bill
Lee. their first-inning splurge was
enough. Lou Chiozza beat out a
bunt and Jim Ripple walked before
OFT came up to bat and parked one
OF French's slants into the right-field
hlea cherS
Evening star., 1937-05-23
.ENDEAVOUR lis DUE
AT NEWPORT TODAY
British Racing Yacht That Lost
Convoy at Sea to Receive
Noisy Welcome.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWPORT, R. l., May 22.-This
yacht minded town tonight
awaited arrival of Endeavour I, co-bid
of T. o. NJ sopwith, British air
plane manufacturer, for Americas
Cup, victory trophy in the forth
coming international sailing classic
here.
Yachtsmen, noting a favorable,
southerly breeze, expected the veteran
racing boat to nose in to q noisy
welcome some time tomorrow under
her own abbreviated canvas. She
parted her towline some 1000 miles
of shore in a gale week ago. Her
convoy, the motor yacht Viva, put
in Thursday after an unsuccessful
40-hour search for the racing craft.
Challenger for Americas Cup for the
second time, Sopwith must choose
between Endeavour I, defeated in
1884 by Harold 8. Vanderbilt's Rain
bow, and her successor, Endeavour II,
which arrived from England last
Tuesday after an uneventful crossing
and Is now fitting out at . Bristol
shipyard.
Evening star., 1937-05-23

Totals 40 9x32 1s Totals AZ 13 33 IA
winning run scored after two out in
eleventh
'Bstted for Kink in sixth.
fBatted for Smith IN eighth.
CHICAGO -- 300 231 600 o. q
Philadelphia 10 400 POI Ol-lU
Runs-Kreevich (2). Walker C2), Bonura
90, Appling t2). Sewell, Finney Werber
90, Moses, Johnson. Dean t2J. Newsome
,t2), Nelson Errors-Brown, Werber. Runs
katted in,Bonura a. M Hayes i3l.
Sewell. Kreevich. Nelson, Finney Moses
-; -; johnson. Dean t2!; p Hayes ,l@l.
IWo-base hits-Werber, Newsome, Walker.
M. HAYES Three-bsse hit-Dean. Home
runs-Bonura, Dean Sacrifces-Piet.
Cain: Werber. Double plays-Applins to
M. Hayes to Bonura Left on bases-Chi-
cago. 8: Philadelphia. 9. Bases on balls
on Kennedy, 4: OF Cain. /: on Brown. 3:
of Kelley. /, off Nelson. 4 of williams -
on THOMAS. Struck out-By Kennedy.
!: by Brown. 3: by Nelson. ] /: by Kelley, >
Hlts-Od Kennedy, 5 in 3ls innings; of
4a5 innings; of Nelson. in "a innings:
In y, inning: of Thomas. none in l in
ming: on Smith in | inning. OF Kelley,
o in 3 innings Wild pitch-Kennedy
Winning pitcher-Kelley. Losing pitcher
Brown Umpires-Messrs Basil Ormsby
and Kolb. Time, 2:27. Attendance.
2,Oss.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
GORDON AND ROSE
MINES IN FEATURE
Eight Other Games Slated
for Today in National
City Circuit.

TN A crucial National City League
base ball game today, Gordons
Cafeteria will clash with Roses
L Liquor Store on the South Elipse
diamond at 3 o'clock. Eight other
games will be played in Sections A
and B at the same time
Gordon's Cafeteria is tied for Sec
ton A first place with Heurich Brew
ers with three victories in as many
starts, while the liquor lads hold third
position with two triumphs in three
tits.
Brewers Play Anacostia.
HARLEY BOOKER or Cranston
Howard is expected to twirl for
Roses, with Melvin Fugitt behind
the plate, while Bill Silverman will
pitch for Gordon's, with Jake Fra
din, former Roosevelt High star,
rounding out the battery.
The Brewers, meantime, will stack
up against Anacostia Motor Co. toss-
ers on the East E1lipee diamond, with
Jim Murphy slated to pitch for the
Anacostia nine. Following is the
schedule for today and standings Of
the clubs:
Roses Liquor VS.. 0ordon's Cafeteria
South Ellpse
Heurich's Brewers vs.. Anacostia Motor.
East Ellipse. -
Dixie Piss VS.. Shady Grove, No. 4 Monu.
ment.
Union Printers VS.. Mount Rainier Grays
Mount Rainier High School.
Section
Ross jewelers. vs. Reads Pharmacy No
Q West Potomac Avn"
Cardinals VS.. White Haven Cabin John
260th Coast Artillery VS. New Deal. No.
Georgetown A. c. vs.. D. c. Plumbers
No. l Takoma
Star Radio W.. H. B. Leary, No. IL Vast
Potomac '0' "es'
tAll games start at 3 pm)
Evening star., 1937-05-23
B0S0X BEAT TIGERS
WITH LUSTY HITTING
Knock Three Home Runs, Come
Far From Behind to Win, 1l.9.
Pound Four Hurlers

RS tie Associated Press.
ROSTON, May 22.-The Boston Red
Sox refocused their batting eye
today and clouted four Tiger pitchers
for IA hits. three Of them home runs,
to defeat Detroit, II to 8.
Six runs behind as they marched
up to the plate in the SIXTH the Sox
found Vic Sorrell for five runs with
the aid of homers by Joe Cronin and
Eric McNair.
The Boston team sewed up the game
when they belted Sorrell's successor,
Jack Russell, from the box in the
SeVenth with four ,r1rc
Evening star., 1937-05-23
TREASURY SETS PACE

-Four games are scheduled in the
Colored Departmental Base Ball
League. now headed by Treasury with
two victories in as many starts.
On Tuesday, p. w. A., which has yet
to win = game. meets @. P. O.; on
wednesday. Navy Yard meets Treas
ury; on Thursday, Navy Yard plays
P. w. A. and on Friday Treasury plays
q. p. O.
Navy Yard and q. p. o. broke
Sven IA ta1efr Afot tWo stAxtA
Evening star., 1937-05-23
OFFICERS WIN IN SHOW.

BALTIMORE, May 22-Oficers OF
18th Field Artillery and the ard Cav
airy from Fort Myer. Va rode OF with
long list Of awards at the fifteenth
annual Doughoregan Manor horse
show today in Howard County The
Officers scored two firsts, four second
places and one third.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Totals "a "a Q Totala AZ 10 %
Pirates eco To Town" !"

Totals "a "a o Totals 80 1927 IL
johnson batted for Warstler in eighth
tGarms batted for Lanning in ninth,
Ries batted for Thevenow in ninth.
Score by innings.
Boston OlO 001 OOo-o
Pittsburgh - OO1 600 3Jx-5
Runs-Cuccinello Moore Jensen Suhr,
TODD. Handley. Brubaker Error-P
Waner. Runs batted in-Moore t2J. p
Waner. Handley. Brubaker, Dickshot Todd.
IVo-base hlts-Cuccinello. Jensen. Three
1ase hitS-Moore. P: Waner. Handley.
lodd. home run-Moore. Sacrifice
Thevenow. Double play-Vaughan to
Todd to Handey to Suhr. Left on bases
of Lucas. 4 of Lanning. ,. Struck
out-By Bush, l. by Lucas. l. Hit-On
Bush. in 6ls innings; of LanninE 3 in
3 innings OF Lucas. in S2s innings;
of Swift none in !, inning. Winning
pitcher-Lucas. Losing pitcher-Bush.
Umpres-Messrs. Klein. Sears and Ballan-
fant. Time OF game :55. Attendance,
: 900.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Totals.:35 24ll Tota

lUtuIS.'bU II II IUtdIS. 90 10 :
'Batted for Bonetti in sixth.
tBatted for Koupal in ninth.
ST. Louis - 600 100 100 .
Runs-Vosmik. Cliff Crosetti (3)
Rolfe (2). Di Magic l2). Gehrig, Dickey,
Selkirk (2). Heinrich. Lazzeri. Gomez.
Di Maggio o.. Hemsley, selkirI l2).
Rolfe, Dickey a.. Carey. Heinrich Lazerri.
Tvo-base hits-Vosmik, Hemsley. Knicker-
booker. Rolfe, Di Magic, Carey Dickey.
Three base hits-Henrich. Crosetti. Home
run-Selkirk. Stolen bases-Crosetti,
Dickey. Sacrihce-Gomez. Double plays
Gomez to Crosetti to Gehrig. Cliff to Carey
to Bottomley, Bottomley .(unassisted). Left
on bases--New York, 4; St. Louis 10.
4: OF Koupal A. strikeouts- s.
Bonetti B., Hits-On Bonetti In fve
innings: OF Koupal. IN three innings.
Losing pitcher - Bonetti. Umpres
Messrs. Dineen. Owens and Hubbard.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Homer Standings
BY the Associated Press,

Yesterdays homers-Selkirk Yankees,
l: Grsenbers, Tigers, l; Foxx, Red sox i;
Gronin. Red sox. L: McNair. Red aox. !:
Bonura. White eox. /: Dean. Athletics, l /:
Moore. Bees. l: Camilli. Phillies, l.; OF,
Giants. l: 'Winsett. Dodgerk l.
The leaders-Bsrtell.. Giants. 10: Med
nss hc4rdina!. !r g. sslaiIh alnI. Yana3e:s g.
9: Kappouris, Reds. 8; johnson, Ath.
a. ."lf1:I 4eI I'cSSeol6,-S's'onal So6. los: American
Evening star., 1937-05-23

9to2kyin ------- 100 101 100
Ut. Louis ------------- 100 900 O00-1
~ Esuins-Coonsy ssins (2).. Hsssett. Winsett,
Hs..a1;i 11rttorL.Enslish; Runs batted in
Iwo-bsse hit. Martin. Home run-Win-
sn1i,.b sSatii bssferince-..cooney; Double plays
Brown ana Mize: Durocher, Brown and
NE: NE: Martin. Aise and Brown. Left on
ppsS%es-5rook1yn. 8: st. Louis. 8. Bases on
E,be.l Ey,bs. !. Struck .out-By Hamiin. S; BY
nH wlnfora w,Sby >; by Ryba. l; y HarreM. l.. Hits
IN MT > trInad WIhnrord: IN innings; OF Rybe,
Wild pitch-winford. Passed ball
Spencer Losing pitcher-Winford. I'm
Ttmss-2:o2. omcial paid attendance--
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Moore and Bassett Meet.


Margaret Robinson defending cham
pion. received a default and thus de-
layed her 1887 debut until today
against Eleanor Craven. Miss Craven
won the right to meet the title holder
when she trounced Ellen Dryden,
81, 6-3.
Only two matches were taken with
out the loss of game, but one Of them
by Edith Clarke, runner-up last year
and thiI[ seeded player, again re-
vealed her threat for the champion
ship. The bronzed blond's victim was
none other than Dorothy Kingsbury
veteran of many a Women's League
match, thus adding to the impressive
ness of Miss Clarke's victory. Edith
meets Barbara Conard in a second
round affair, Miss Conard having
fought hard to defeat Harriet Will
liams yesterday. IS, 6-4.
Mary Ryan and Johanna Zetlemeier
won the right to meet each other to-
day when the former defeated Hazel
Bishopp, Ga, 60, and Miss Zetle-
meier hung up the other 60, 60
WhiteWash of the first round over
Evelyn Watkins.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Totals 3S 10 27 6 Totals 80 727l3
Georsetown ----- $40 600 O1O-7
NaVy 0lQ 900 lQl-3

\, Runs.Nolan t2). Bassen t2), Keating
Errors-Nolan. Keatins, Bodine' Sbiss'
Cooke Pace. .McGuiness. Gibson. Bruckel
runs batted tn-Bassen (2). Barabas. Bo-
Earned runs-Georgetown, 3; Navy 2.
Iwo-base hits-Keating, Powell. Cooke.
1nree-base hits-Bassen Stolen bases-
Kay. |; OF Bruckel. 3: on Nicketsfis >:
on Petroskey l. Struck out-By Bruckel'
:, NRSketaki' ai+ Il By Ps.re.key VIVID
Sbisa (by Nicketakis). Hits-On HeKay
3 IN inning; OF Bryckel. in 8 innings:
on Nicketakis, 8 in Sc inninss: Oh Petro.
GEORGETOWN. &: Navy H. Lesine & on n,tsSe,-- ba,e,-
Mckay. Winning pitcher-Nicketakis Um-
pires-Messrs. Brockman and Brennan
Evening star., 1937-05-23
STANDINGS.
Section d,
PHILLIES CRUSH REDS
Bang Four Hurlers for % Hits.
10-to-0 Victory.

CINCINNATI. May % LP.-Hop-
ping on four Cincinnati hurlers almost
1t Will, Philadelphia unleashed tn.
siege guns today and with q barrage
OF ~ hits defeated the Reds, 10 to 9.
before 4 naid nafa nf 4 00k
Evening star., 1937-05-23
SEEKING VARIED FOES.

Peewee, insect and midget base bah
teams desiring games today are re-
quested 10 ea11 Columbia 1911.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Totals 80 scr q Totals 81 7271e
sBatted for French in seventh.
tBatted for Lee in ninth.

Chicago 100 900 100
Runs-Chiozza. Ripple. OFT. Galan
Hartnett, Errors--Herman.- whitehead
Buns, batted in--Ott 90, Hack, Marty.
bsse Home sse
French to Hack to Collins. Jurees 70
yerk 3; chieaso, s' :. bases On balls
Frencs ss.rlte0utfsy Htso faisleman' Frsnsh in 0y
innings: on Lee in innings. Wild
pitch-French. Losing pitcher-.French:
Pinelli. Time Of game-2:02.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Minor Leagues

International.
Newark. S. Baltimore 4
Toronto. s. Buffalo. T rs innings
Syracuse. g: Jersey City. J.
American Association.
Minneapolis. IA: Louisville 8.
Milwaukee. g. Columbus. 8.
Southern Association.
BIRMINGHAM =: Chattanooga, T.
New Orleans :. Atlanta 5.
Knoxville. Is; Memphis. 0 tcallcd
nth. rain).
Only games scheduled.
Pacific Coast.
San Diego. IL; Seattle 4.
Oakland. 10; Missions I.
Sacramento. :: Portland. 4.
Texas
Houston. 7; Beaumont. /.
Piedmont
Portsmouth, :: Charlotte g.
Durham. 8: Winston-Saiem. 8.
Rocky Mount. 10. Richmond. 5.
Sally.
jacksonville a; Macon. 5.
Columbus. 6: Savannah. 2.