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DARCY. EVERETT CASINO. On
Thursday. January II, 1919, at his resi-
dence. 1905 2!rd st. NV, EVERETT
6Asso and cn pa aasr q MARI ovs
ins at Chambers Funeral Home, 3012
M st. NV, until Tuesday, January ls.
at $50 am. Graveside services at Ar
DAVIS, BIRDIE CLEVELAND. On Sum
pAvs mathsa Of Miss Emily
G; Davis; Friends may call at Gawler,iS
pm. from Western Presbyterian Church.
1905 H st. NV. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery.
DIGNAN, WADE J. On Monday. Janu.
AIRY r. lg49. at Prince Georges General
beloved husband Of Nellie K. Dienan and
father OF Mrs; Ruth Ours. Donald. John
ena Fgseps psna Home Remains fns
Services at Fort Lincoln Chapel on We'd
nesday. January 10, ct . pm. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. IS
DOUGLASS. RUTH N. Suddenly, on
Sunday, January 10, ls4s at her resi-
DOUGLASS, beloved wife of Gillistie
Douglass, devoted daughter Of Mrs Bertha
E; Irving, sister Of Mrs; Beatrice Jones,
nieces, other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting at Barnes & Matthews Flu
neral Home. GA 4th st. s.w. Notice OF
funeral later
DRURY: JOHN JOSEPH; On Saturday
49,. Va, JOHN JOSEPH DRURY. SON
% Of the late william M. and Jane
I@ Greene Drury, brother, Of Mrs.
HA14 Ito,
Prayers at Chambers Funeral
Home, 3o52 M st. nv, on Wednesday,
at Holy Trinity Catholic Church 36th st.
between N and o SITS NV. at 9:30 am.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Is
EAGLEN. AMANDA J. On Saturday
J ia 1aG- IL 1s4a' AMANDA hSdsa j. GAGLEN
Phillip Eaglen. sister of Mary Hager and
Jackson Gilmore; she is also survived by
four grandchildren. Joyce and Jean Dan
relatives and friends. After pm. Mon
day: January II. friends may call at the
w. Ernest Jarvis Funeral Home. 1892 You
airy Is, at l pm. at the Galbraith A. M, E.
SITS; NV, Rev; J. l.. White oficiating.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IS
EAGLEN. AMANDA. Members OF the
m Interdenominati onal Ushers' I'm
Fl II ion you are hereby notified of
II r. the death of our beloved men,
III Der, AMANDA EAGLEN FL
IT neral services at the Galbraith
\ SSrffTTIIInG1 A. NJ. E. Church on Tuesday,
1 <S44 January 10. 1949, at / pm.
ALMA C. HAWKINS. President.
+ HENRY Eta K DAVENPORT,
Corresponding Secretary.
EPPs. EsTELLE. On Friday. January
IA, 1919, at her residence, 1917 10th ST.
NV Mrs ESTELLE EPPS, beloved aunt of
Bessie Shaw Oliver and Samuel Towles.
She also is survived by other relatives and
many friends Remains resting with L.
E. Murray d.. Son. 1897 10th st. NV.
where friends may call after pm Mon
day. After 10 am. Tuesday. January Is,
Mrs Epps will lie in state at the Florida
Avenue Baptist Church where funeral
services will be held at l pm. Rev. Robert
Rollins oficiating. fnterment In Harmony
Cemetery. IL
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EPPS, ESTELLE. Oficers and members
of John Brown Beneficial Association are
requested to attend the funeral of Sister
ESTELIE EPpS Tuesday, January lS,
1919. at l pm, from the Florida Avenue
Baptist Church.
PAULINE R. JOHNSON. Pres
FRANCES JACKSON. Rec Sec'y
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ERNEST BLEUER, WorshpfuI Master.
FRED BERTRAM, Secretary. II
WISER: FRANCES 4; On satuEday
of 1907 Columbia I'd. NV. beloved sister
Of Carl A and Florence Wiser Funera
from the w. K. Huntemann Funeral Home
1872 Ga. ave. NV, Tuesday. January IS
at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited
to attend Interment Glenwood Cemetery
WILKINS, JOHN D. On Saturday. Jan
uary Is, 1a49. at his home. 1877 Ran
dolph st. ne. JOHN D. WILKINS. beloved
husband of Helen Waters wilkins, father
Of Lucy E. wilkins, Catherine w. McChes-
ney John NJ wilkins, Helen W. Sparrow
Mary Louise and Jean c., wilkins,
brother of Mary Falls. Kate Prettyman,
Martha Heating and Walter L. wilkins:
Friends may call at the Birch Funeral
Home. 3O34 NJ st. NV, where services
will be held on Tuesday, January 1S. at
g pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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LAIkBUKN, FRANK bEKNAKD.
Evangelist Chapter knights Rose
[% Croix, A. A. F. R., in the Valley
A of Washington, will conduct the
Rose croix service for our late
a e brother. FRANK BERNARD
BLACKBURN. on Tuesday. jan
uary is. 1919. at = pm. at the
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 4th
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WILLIAMS. JANE Departed this life
Hospital JANE WILLIAMS Of 1906, 23rd'
Sc fhs e'y MRS to Ees Reese ss and
at the R. N. Horton Co. Funeral Home
1922 U st. NV: Funeral wednesday. jan
Gary l9 at cbnrcb fr6m Ne st eo pw
Rev w. A. Stewart oficiating, 1nterment
Harmony Cemetery, 10
WILLIAMS, MARY GOODE. On Sunday,
January IL. 1919, at her residence, 1913
Church st. NV, MARY GoODE VIII,
LIAMs daughter of the late Am9o
and Amos E Goode Also surviving are
two nephews. paul G. Bridgeford and
Robert Goode. IT,: three nieces. Florine
johnson, Mary Dudley and Cleo Stevens.
After 8 pm; tuesday, friends are invited
Wednesday. January 10. at Metropolitan
A. M. E. Church, M st. between 5th and
18th SITS. NV, at | pm 1nterment at
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by
WOOSTER. PAULINE. Suddenly, on
Sunday. January l6. l949. at Emergency
Hospital. PAULINE WOOSTER, 5726 Mac
Arthur blvd, daughter Of the late Hon
sister Of Mrs Allen C. Brishtenburs Of
Washington, D. C. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 I4th St
NV, on Wednesday, January 10, at :
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1s
YEATMAN, JOHN KENNETH AND LA
KENNETH AND La DoscA HODGES
YEATMAN, beloved parents of La Dosca
Jeanne Yeatman. Mr.. and Mrs. Yeatman
test at ths Warner pumghrey r snnT
Md Notice of services later
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Elk, PHII.LIP b. Gen. Nelson a.
Miles Camp No. /. United
Spanish War Veterans, viii! as
semble at Hines Funeral Par
lor, 2901 l4th St NV, on
Tuesday, January IS, at = pm.
to attend the funeral of our
late comrade. PHILLIP B.
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WILKINS, JOHN d. A special commu-
a nication of Potomac Lodge. No. 5,
N F. A. A. M, is called on Tues
IN day, January 70, 1919. at l pm.
Ms 10 to attend the funeral Of Past
NEH Master JOHN D. WILKINS. BY
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Hospital. JAMES DEL1VoN' BROOKS, be-
, loved husband of Mrs. Bessie Brooks, IA
, Their of LESSEE, Pearlie. Mazo Haislteen.
. Augelstima Mozella Shelton. Emma Wash
ington. He also leaves to Sbemoan their
two sisters, eleven grandchildren. two
January Is. from to 10 pm. at R. s.
. Stephens Co. Funeral Home, 1925 Mary
> land ave. q. - Services at4a pm. Thurs
: day, ST. Paui's Episcopal Church, Gordons-
vile, Va. $50
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BOWIE. MAN. HOWARD WALKER.

Q. A. r. Suddenly, on Saturday, January
Is. $40, at the United States Veterans
Hospital. Perry Point Md. Mai HOWARD
WALKER BOWIE of Rockville. Md. be-
loved husband of Gertrude N. Bowie and
son of Anna S. and Donald NJ Bowie
Remains resting at the Colonial Funeral
Home of Robert A. Humphrey. Rockville
Nd. where funeral services will be held
Tuesday. January 1S, at > pm. Inter-
ment Rockville Union Cemetery Is
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Summaries in Penn Carnival

sixth rn4,sa Rs.m nR.y E wi.m if:
q I5res RroSklyn; ym. s:s. Johns Of BROOKLYN
!sssss ssss e ss5sss n.5s li!s, ss:ss
Farlane. Donald McFariand): 2-Prince-
'0n Two-mile anas eoiiese reiay ehssmeeionship: s
f-Ohio state Edward Reilly, Gene Davis.
Fon Washinston. Nal Whiteheldn: 2
fsnesy5ysalss rime. 7:aa,s. '-A'eh's''' '-'''a'''"
His lump H,enses sefaeSn rh.Ds nbB Msrpsp hrqsn
ohc sss a nd In Arnod wssS seas..n Psp
New stsnHSn YORK Univ; Uniyersity, a ! f r. IN.
rndsns' Ho.snso Gasa wrrs Rsyn. s.'sr
csstsf, f penn State, Tins. Q; seconds
ss..s e0sfs ehsn sf.s wiam %an
Sshsaf.Iter'; s!iNss YORK gR,ysTs,ty: Il :
p snas e.sas SI1s Kn.rs Tsss
jack Moody, william Adams Richard
Taylorl;;o ;o aMorssn, a1a state p .Army Arm,
Of Zoo g set by Yale. ls4o). toniy thres
r. mile g...s s:'ss s.sss Sn
basisC: Seton Hail David Evans
Robert Carter. STANLEY Bestys. Charles
Slade); 2-villanova: 3-Manhattan; f.
Providence. Time 3:20.2.
College mile relay championship. J.
New York University tyonn Nelson, Hust
Maiocco,- james Giihooiey. Reggie. Pear
Michigan. Tlme. 3:Ib.6.
Pole vault: Tie amons Edward OF.
vestad. Michigan: Arthur sherman. Rhods
island State: Martin korik. Tennessee
Nell King, Yale; George Appel, Yale. anc
Richard Bastor. Army. Is feet.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Cards Nose Out Cubs
On Disputed Homer
In 9Th Inning, 4-3
by the Asscciotsd Press

CHICAGO. April 30.--A disputed
inside the park home run by
Glenn Nelson salvaged a 4-to-3
victory for the st. Louis Cardinals
over the Chicago Cubs today be-
fore 30,775 fans.
Cubs Centerfielder Andy Pafko
claimed to have caught Nelson's
blow but 1t was ruled no-catch by
Umpire AL Barlick.
With the Cardinals trailing 81.
Enos Slaughter doubled in the
ninth and scored on Eddie Kazak's
single with two out. Chuck Dier-
ing ran for Kazak. Nelson then
lined the ball to left center and
Pafko made a somersault dive and
came up with the ball.
Barlick did not make any deci-
sion until Pafko started running
toward the infleld with the ball.
Pafko. unwilling to believe the
no-catch ruling. did not throw
the ball until Nelson was crossing
the plate with the winning run.
Bob Rush went the route for his
second loss while Ted Wilks. third
Cardinal ht1Tler, won his second
relief win. Cloyd Boyer. rookie
starter. was routed In the first
inning.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Sunday sSurprsng Reds Beat Bucs To Gain Flag Lead
Rogers of Lundon Sets Pace
In Friends Schoolboy Tennis

.rriencsl te.s, 60: JIM coot. tst
Don McKnew 1st Albanal (s--2l Go:
DICK stoeYer Landonl defeated Bill owen
wilson t7--5I e-3b; Dick Lane Geo.
eD fssi oe9 e@s9 'Je Joe s ssdiey 5o eoona.saI b.
default from Don Ellicott IandonD; Tim
Coss fFriends1 defeated Walter Perkins
tLandonI fo-0l f6--0).
BOYS. First Round.
Tom Bradford Deal5. defeated Tyler
eelm Leith Iandon). defeated Bss jordan
ELeIans, L, defeatsd A,yin Johnssn
81, Tisnsii Adams a.f..ted ssEss eo1Tosss qTssss
surseley loeorgetown Prep. defeated
So; Denny Barnes tst, Adams. defeated
a,bs arrisndss: defsated pick r,sano
Gsrdinsr Iandonl. defeatsa Colin Maher
II HriendsS, ns1n' defeated Ian Henderson ass.
aassp asfe.e.d 2 Bl 4naz hoffman ns'9ss a
1sEl1 st Adams. defeated eeaat mfs smn Preneh
ebeaS' eafoh defeated Tom Lerimsr r tfssnas' ea'n
feated Alan Lowe tcoolidge!. SO, 81;
Barnett Gsndonl, dsi..ted Tom Weed Weed
Gustafson tDeaD. defeated John Kileoyne
(Georsetown Prep), 81, 6-1
Schedule Tomorrow.
3 p.m-John Frisby fGonzaga) W.
M Boteier tSt- Johns).
pm-Oscar Dodek (Coolidsel vs.
Bob Davis fWiisonl; winston sutter
Coolidge, VS. John Myers tBethesds-C. c.:
Marvin Sugar fRooseveltl VS. Dick Stoeser
Lsndon); Dick Lane fGeorKetovn Prept
vs. Joe sidley tGonzaga); James San
born tBlaiD vs.. Dennis Hevener
tCoolidge).
4:3O pm-Jim coote fst. AlbanD W.
winner Frisby -Boteler match.
s p.m-Alan McNabb fGeorsstovn
Prep VS. Bill Cess Isndon).
$50 p.m.-H. Straley CFriends) vs.
winner sutton-Myers match.
Boys Division.
pm-Tommy Bradford CDeaD vs..
Malcolm Leith Uandon): Bill Corse tLe-
land) VS. Serge Ouruson tSt. Alhans):
Peter Gibb CFriends) VS.. Pierce Gardiner
fLandon); James Cromwell tst. Albansl
vs.. Frank cougston DeaD: Donald Dell
Hourdes) vs.. Don Haller leland; Rich
ard Barnett Uandon) W. Bruce Gustafson
s p.m.-Bob Burseiey toeorgetovn
Prep) vs.. Denny Barnes q ST. AlbsnD:
sandy Pearson priends) vs.. Andy Provost
(Gonzagab.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

Ted Rogers. District boys tennis
champion. staked a claim to local
interscholastic nonors yesterday
by knocking out Ansel Chaplin
of st. Adams in straight sets. 60,
so. and coming back to admin
lister similar medicine to Tom
Garesche of Georgetown Prep
as the 10th annual Friends tourna-
ment got underway.
1t was sufficient notice to side
line observers that the tourna-
ment winner. If not Rogers, will
have to hurdle the pounding Lam
don ace to gain the crown.
Tim Coss. seeded second, dis
played his usual brand Of con-
sistency in shutting out Walter
Perkins of Landon, 60, 60. The
Friends School star is regarded
as one of the players Rogers must
beat, but another pair of potential
threats move into action tomorrow
when Winston Sutter Of Coolidge
meets Johnny Myers of Bethesda
Chevy Chase.
Yesterdays results and tomor-
rows pairings:
First Round.
Harrison Straley tFriendsl defeated wal
ter Shropshire iAnacostiaD f6-2) Cd
Alan McNabb Geo. Prep defeated Walter
Weieert Frienda CD 1s-3D BOB
Kogod RoosevelD defeated Gilbert sward
wilson (6-2) (6--D; Alan Peyser
1Friends) by default from David Butler
(st Albans): VIM. Cess Iandon1 by de-
fault from Jerry Conover tst: Albansii
John Frisby fGonzasa) defeated Bob Hal
Ter Beth. C CT (6-4l 60 CD;
1FriendsI 90 o., 90; Bob
Eaton wv. L. by default from Dan Levine
(Blair): Don McKnew tSt, Aloansl de-
feated Bill Solomon (Blair) go go
Marvin sugar (Rooseyelt) defeated Robt.
johnson JEFF. JrD go Cd.
Second Round.
Ted Rogers Gandon) defeated Ansel
Chaplin (St. Aibans) t6--0) 60; Tom
Robt. Elweii 1st. Albans) Nelson Kobren
(Rooseveit) defeated Frank Winters oOon-
saga) t6-0) go; H, Straley tFriendsl
defeated Bob Fierstein (Anacostia) Cd
90; Alan McNabo fGeo; Prep defeated
Bob Kogod fRoosevelt) t6-9 Cd;
Bill Goss LAndon) defeated Alan Peyser
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Two Homers Amonq Il
Cincinnati BingIes;
Braves Top Giants
By ,he Asseeiassd prsss

CINCINNATI. April 3o-The
Cincinnati Reds, picked by many
Of the experts to finish last In
the National League pennant race.
took over the loops No. spot
today with an 8-4 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Notching their third successive
triumph. the Reds shelled six
Pirate hurlers for II hits, includ-
ing home runs by Johnny Wyros-
tex and Grady Hatton. 1t came
with a 4-to-0 victory by Boston
over New York to help boost the
Reds into first place.
Young Herm Wehmeier. who
was taken out early In the sixth
inning. was credited with the VIC
tory, his first In two outings.
The Reds greeted Starter Elmer
Riddle with a four-run outburst
In the first inning. featured by
Wyrostek's two-run homer. He
went 10 the showers when Hatton
homered to open the next round.
Wehmeier pitched shutout ball
until the fifth when two walks,
an error and three hits gave the
Pirates three runs.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Nv the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. April 5e. -
Summaries of today's events In
the 55th annual University OF
Pennsylvania relays:
Hsli-WIs exo eollsssi savin, relas Pstross Lorenso
WfieRt sSR gnsdS; saads celeR.n, s~gsson HalI; ss
sEfndians; AmManhattanl; l.m.s rims; scholia. it,
sehmoad pTnpsm p.4smouth ss lt iss isshfs
Ssss Il. ieees%s; s%. inches so'epn - ASn. n,.,ss,
wISs: sEssd "a lsnR IT, INCHES slsEefihs %
inches; 3James Gillerest' snas,d Hanns d.as seton
b INCHES s, ST. 4andre" inshss Stannel0' se'on
J.yslin ,s!ov H. sneses kiEt EsEHlSs4s N4.sa
Mssnleys soatsn Ais5sht YAH. is4 is f. IL inches
4Hcharles covino. Manhattan. as7 IT,
'oM oM.sion.Dixon ,heneri conference mile ,sy re.sy
Milton Hubbard James m.rtrs Twiiisy ssy.tsal,s hssus
univ.; 4-Loyois (Baltimcrel:: Time 3;as s.!
College class mile relays: F First (pos. Tass
MereMassnis Msi,n migies Krsss. A'ssm sesn Msers
ssnsert ~ sieiertonS: a-Lincoln: g. sprins.
as,a; 4,a., aa::sasss York Maritime A'.1., -
saTa Mos: cguss.rs GS,sss 4 FINE. se" xsTs
Third race l.H9ysrwa rwa,,fs% Booker Hndsrsen Anaen
9. LSg,s lEvIsssni. Egs.ssi aasser'rla ssass Fine sss
r,,.Sy Hsrfii Er. }Shn azkssssh,. ksllsh 'g':
Fifth race: i-Adrian trorres4s TO- Schultz IT..
MecHessas Te.sa.r. way
nall; 4-Bayonae Junior. Time 3.2F.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Mills, Gabriel Pace Coli
Start at Congressional

A total of 212 golfers played in
Congressional Country Clubs
opening program yesterday. A. B
Mills fired a 78 to capture low
gross honors, while r. A. Gabriel
was winner in low net with a 90
20-70. Second net honors went
to c. Fl. Tesky with 83-12-T. '
Carlisle Bargeron won the Sc
lected nine holes. one-half handi-
cap event with a 38-1l-27. DR..
j. e. Wissler scored a 102-24-78
to tie with IL others for the blind
bogey. DR.. Wissler was announced
the winner after draw. Guest
blind bogey honors went to H. T.
Morse with 92-13-79.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
BY me Asscs;ossd prsas

ANNAPOLIS. April 30.-Yaie's s
eight-oared crew and baseball
squad ruined Navy's at-home
sports party yesterday. The Eli
sweepswingers won both the var
sity and jayvee races while the
diamond team scored a l0-inning.
5-4 decision over the Midshipmen.
Nays 80 victory over Colum-
bia for its seventh tennis victory
of the season. and its TO golf
triumph over William and Mary
were small solace for these two
major defeats.
Yale. stroked by Dick Krementz.
finished the IA mile test in 9:5s
despite a 12-knot quartering wind,
Nays time was 1908 and Cor
nell, third In the triangular race,
was clocked in l0:193.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

Ray Sutton, Milt Hubbard. Jim
Twilley and Larry Brandenburs
posted It's victory in one Of seven
college-class events. giving its
school a running start in point
scoring In the conference cham
pionships scheduled the latter part
of may.
Washington won in 1884, beat
ing out Johns Hopkins. Catholic
University, Loyola of Baltimore
and American University.
Howard University's mile team
of Booker Anderson, Ernest Bos-
well, Bill Collins and Lou Russell
reeled off the fastest college-class
time of 1921. in defeating Ha-
verford, Swarthmore and Virginia
State.
Maryland's half mile foursome
of Bill Alexion. Paul Ostrye. Ed
Matthews and George MCGOWAN
failed to gain the final. although
lit equalled Penn States time OF
1927 in a virtual dead heat with
the Nittany Lions in a trial.
Alexion also was second to In
diana's Charley Peters in a 100
yard dash heat. won in 10 seconds,
but was out of the money in the
final as the Hoosier won In 81
seconds, sss8ss ~ sss3s
Georgetown was second TO North
Cardinals S record smashing timber
toppers in a 480-yard shuttle hur-
die relay heat. but failed to qualify
/ for ti1e final.
Cardozo High Schools mile re-
LAY team was nosed out by Kearny
IN. j. High School in $50. as
Oliver Sax ran a 49-minute anchor
quarter for the victors.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Penn Relays
Continued from Page BID

aualified easily. but Anchor Man
Nal Whitfield eased up in the
stretch and was nosed out Of third
place In his heat by Frank Fox OF
Seton Hall.
With those two out Of the way,
Reggie Pearman anchored the N.
Y. u. team to q 20-yard triumph.
with Cornell second, Seton Hall
third and Michigan fourth. 1t was
N.Y.U.'s fifth success in the event
and third In a row. giving the Vio-
lets permanent possession Of the
challenge cup.
After his second failure of the
met. Whitfield, the Olympic 300
meter champion, finally anchored
Ohio State to victory in the 2-mile
relay. Given a 10-yard lead by his
teammates. Ed Reilly, John Muir
pny and Don Washington. Whit
field came home yards In front.
Ohio State was timed in 7:44.4,
with Pennsylvania second. Michi-
gan third and Villanova fourth.
Penn State 4-mile Victor.
Penn State defended its title in
the camille relay with q team OF
Mitchell Williams. Bill Ashenfelter,
Bob Frebairn and Horace Ashen-
felter who stepped the distance IN
a17:33.4. a N. Y. U. finished second,
with Manhattan third and Syra-
cuse fourth. "a
North Carolina's team of Bob
Morrow, Jack Moody, Bill Adams
and Dick Taylor turned in the only
record breaking performance OF
the day in winning the shuttle
hurdle relay. The Tar Heels were
clicked in 59.3. wiping out the
met mark of 1908 set by Yale in
1910. Morgan State was second IN
the three-way final.
North Carolina also had an in
dividual winner In Bob Kirk. who
took the javelin throw with toss
of 189 feet. 5z inches.
Dick Phillips of Brown captured
the high jump for the second
straight year. clearing the bar at
6 feet, 5 inches.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Yale Oursmen and Boil Team
Ruin Nuvy's At-Home Card

The Blue won the jayvee race
In e:l5. with Cornell second and
Navy last. Nays Plebe crew
saved Buck Walsh's charges from
a shutout by winning the fresh
man race.
Lou Kreutzer's single with the
bases loaded in the tenth scored
Yale's winning run in the baseball
game. Dick Cooks triple with the
bases loaded and Paul Lambert 3
double gave the Eli a 4-3 lead in
the sixth. Cal Killeen's hitting
featured the Navy attack.
Only two varsity tennis matches
went into extra sets. Nays Bob
Moore overcame Dick Brunstetter
as, after being faced with match
point in the No. 4 singles.
Dick Wiseman of Navy had O
rs for low medal golf score.
Tie In Lacrosse Game.
The jayvee lacrossemen battled
Johns Hopkins jayvees to a 1910
tie in two extra periods. Ben
Frankwich of Hopkins scored in
the last 30 seconds OF play TO
send the match overtime.
The jayvee nine defeated Will
liam and Mary. Norfolk branch. S.
4.
Jerry Holland broke the acad-
emy javelin record he hung up two
weeks ago with a throw of 205
feet. inch. as the Plebe track
men overwhelmed William and
Mary of Norfolk. Ills to 1856.
Plebe netmen defeated Coolidge
High School of Washington. d. c..
7-2. the nine won over Admiral
Farragut Academy. TEL; and the
golfers downed George Washing
ton y. Freshmen. Az. The la
crosse team outplayed Baltimore
Poly ia
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Mason Dixon Relay Won
By WASHINGTON College

PHILADELPHIA, April 80 P.
Washington College won the
Mason-Dixon Conference mile
relay championship here today IN
a feature of the 55th annual Penn
Relays Carnival.
The Eastern Shore quartet OF
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tet. seEninics, RnsSs taa, Hadset EfTsl
Hammer Runs eAttfd IN REsts l31 SINNER
Jones, Miller f5f Ssminlex .tal-, AshhuFn.
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base h4t~-anlasF Three hsks hits%~~A ai1.
burn, Hodges, Hets7s FgEs e1ssaetal, Mi
Ter. NieheIson stolen hH Rosirhnr Sat.
rifiee-. nofnws f,nathIa ais yse~-AalsF to
Hammer 10 Nkttka7 LA mnst TO all.sE
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pa rnes, / . on Met8lothtnl 9 asrusk out
b. Bsnta. hs MCtltothgn : Hlts-of
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~ innings. OF Mtnnet . ia y tnnans
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Ennis Winning plfrhsf - natesY tt-}35
LOSING nstrisef-~~HAsts fH.1A tisupsFsAa
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Evening star., 1949-05-01
Fort kyer Nine Squares
Series With Bulls, 81

Fort Myers baseball team
squared its series at 1-all with
Bulls yesterday by winning. So.
at Bulls. The hosts got of to a
10 lead In the first period. but
Fort Myer tied 1t In the fourth
and went ahead in the seventh
1t was Bulls fourth loss In eight
Evening star., 1949-05-01
White Sox Sd Viciors
By Curbine Browns
Uprising in 9Th
o. ms Asa4=s - spaa A@sss

ST Louis Aas4l - BY
Parsr~ a1Acwe>a t2ai ssx hst. ara
ssryseA esst s4ht a. sles Csszca6e
White SCI sssxseSs aag ttsF 81 is>Sss
ReueG8 10 ssasas.
E-E psrgcs a@6 ta Gssw tsesa
from Mat So kaai 10 sscss aAts
Aycw rte rally
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Braves Soin Overcomes
Giants for First Win

BOSTON, April 80 (P.-Right-
handler Johnny Sain came up with
his best performance of the sea-
son today as he pitched the Bos-
ton Braves to a four-hit 40 tri-
umph over the New York Giants.
Sain. who won "a games last
year, had no trouble in hanging
up his first victory of the season.
He walked one and famed tive
and breezed along as his mates
gave him a three-run working
n, a rnix, In thr fret ianir,n
Evening star., 1949-05-01
WRIGHT HurIs No-Hitter

Buddy Wright hurled a no-hit,
no-run game as Woodward de-
feated the Y Flashes. ll-0. in a
senior YMCA baseball league game
yesterday on the Ellipse.