Catholic U. Romps to Third Consecutive Title in Mason-Dixon Track Meet Nearly Doubles Count Hopkins' Lacrossemen Swamp Central Archers Bag On Washington, in Terps, 10-3, Earn Clear Claim First High School Runnerup Spot To National Championship Championships By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. little southpaw, who played all but of in BALTIMORE, Md„ May 17.— •the last three minutes of the match, Barbara Berberieh Doyle Cards, 880, his mates Get? Johns Hopkins threw the book at paced to victory, scoring three goals. George Penniman, Sets 1 of 5 Records; erratic l&crossemen to- Girls' Title, Goes Maryland's Charley Thomas, Prank Murnaghan Boys' Corbett Big Star day, burying the Terps beneath a and Ed Spilrnan counted early to To Bruce Gist 10-3 count to claim its first national give Hopkins the upper hand. By LEWIS F. ATCHISON, collegiate championship since 1932. Maryland held the lead briefly In In the first in ter high archery Stiir Staff Correspondent. A capacity crowd of 5,000 fans the second period when Ray Gre- tournament here, Central won both BALTIMORE. Md., May 17.— lent a Derby Day atmosphere to the lecki scooped up a loose ball and team and Individual championships Almost doubling the score on its match. It was a strongly pro-Hop- pegged a shot, but Thomas squared yesterday in competition sponsored nearest rival while bagging six kins crowd that came out for the matters two minutes later and the1 by the Potomac Archers on the Individual titles, Catholic Univer- anticipated kill, for Maryland was Blue Jays were on their way to Monument Grounds. sity’s trackmen captured their third the long shot in pre-game dope. victory. Barbara Berberieh beat her team- consecutive Mason-Dixie Conference Hopkins, appropriately enough, re- Hopkins' Title Claims Clear. mate, Martha Dallas, by one point / in the sixth annual ascended the throne on the to win the girls’ title, while Bruce championship golden Hopkins’ claim to the title is un- renewal of the here Gist and games today. anniversary of its first national disputed by virtue of its victories Shelly Williams, both of Paced an honor won for it Central, finished one-two in the by smooth-striding Johnny championship, over Army, Princeton—which in retained his crowns in boys’ tournament. Corbett, who by a mustachioed crew of gallants turn defeated Navy—and Maryland. the mile and 2-mile gallops, the in the of 1891. Coolidge and Eastern finished back lusty age Maryland was handicapped by in- i Cardinals rolled up the was from the out- behind Central in that order. impressive It not apparent juries. Jordan Sexton, ace mid- i total of 64 while Delaware would the The team trophy Vi points set that Hopkins emerge fielder, did not start because of a captured by the will become was beating out Washington College victor and with an unblemished rec- badly hurt ankle, and Bill Graham, Vikings yesterday for honors, 39'4 to 35. the first the permanent possession of the runner-up ord for the season, for senior cover point, was nursing a in the fol- school the annual event Other teams finished period ended all even at 1-1, and tom ligament in his shoulder. winning Johns three times. lowing order: Hopkins, 1914; Maryland went ahead early in the Neither had played since Princeton Consolation prizes were awarded Randolph Macon, 17; Bridgewater, second. was defeated on May 3. Western Maryland, 8Vi; Amer- to Betty Doyle of Anacostia and 15; Blue Go to Town. Poj. Maryland (3). John Hopkins (10). 3. Jays Bernard of Central. ican University, 8, and Gallaudet, G-Forbes _ Swerdlofl Rosenberg It was in this second period when P. _Graham _Tolson Memberships for a year in the Po- Five Records Shattered. C. P-Widener (C.)_ Shawn attack stalled in the face tomac Archers Club were awarded Five records were inscribed in the Maryland’s F. D.Fetter* _ Kaestner of an impregnable Hopkins resist- S. D-McGregor_Williams Williams, Jack Economos of Coo- one credited to Catholic’s C. _Mueller_ Green books, own defense came ance and its apart S — Allen lidge, Jack Pettit of St. John's. R. Johnny Doyle, who broke the tape H. _Penniman at the seams that the ultimate out- F. A-Slesinger _Thomas Cardinale of Eastern, Jeanne Reat In the run in 2 minutes, 0. H-Vandenberg_ Spilman 880-yard on the assem- of come slowly dawned 1. H. Grelecki _ Murnagham Anacostia and Dorothy Jones of 6/10 seconds, slicing almost a full 8core by periods: blage. Hopkins fired five shots into Tech for their high scores. second off the mark hung up by Maryland _ 110 1— 3 the net, one caroming off Bill Hopkins 15 3 1—10 Scores follow: Driscoll of Johns Hopkins two years Scoring: Johns Hopkins—Williams (41, Graham’s crosse into the goal, to INDIVIDUALS. ago. Tolson (31. Penniman (2). Spilman. Mary- obtain a 6-2 lead. land—Allen. Grelecki, Mueller. Assists: Boss. Other record breakers were | Hopkins—Thomas (2i. Spilman, Penniman, Name. Team. Hits Score. Bruce Gist. That should have been sufficient Gosnell. Maryland—Grelecki Penalties: Central _ S3_495 Johnny Lovett, Randolph-Macon, in Shelly Williams. on. Hopkins—Spilman (3), Penniman. Mary- Central_72_412 the Bill Rosenthal, Johns and it was, but the Jays kept land—Fetters. Reserves: Hopkins—Wol- Edwin Wood. Coolidge_ 70_37 3 100; Hop- Will In the third three more goals man for Thomas. Roberts for Murnagham, Montague. Wilson _ 67—351 kins. in the Parde — period Mayo Cox. shotput; Mickey STRAIGHT SHOOTERS Barbara Berberich and Bruce ment Joel G. of the Potomac Archers’ Associa- Marshall for Spilman. Brown for Central _ 71_339 Gist, range. Winkjer before the Bal- Williams, of and John rattled into the net Smith for Green. Gosnell for Penniman, George Brown. Central_69—321 Hopkins, pole vault, Robert Healy. both of Central, being presented with prizes for having the top tion, which sponsored the event, is doing the honors. timoreans decided they could coast. Zink for Shawn. Wilson for Zink, Weitzel Central_ 70—304 Rawlings. Randolph-Macon. javelin. for Kaestner. Green for Swerdlofl Mary- Jack Economos Coolidga_60—’’SO Monu- a Allan Cox. Central scores in high school archery tourney yesterday on the —Star Staff Photo. Jack Williams speedy, shifty land—Hill for Allen, Sexton lor McGregor. _ 60—260 Vince Campenella, Catholic Uni- Jack Pettit. St. John’s _ 59—259 versity’s freshman sprint star whose Rocky Cardinale. Eastern_ ST—259 Jesse Newberry Eastern_ 47—203 old habit of crossing over into the Albert Botkin, Coolidge _ 42—193 wrong lane caused him to be disqual- John Kemp. Eastern _40—179 Probable Darrell Smithson. the W. A. A. Is Nosed Out Eastern _40—170 ified in 100, thereby losing Heurich Nine Facing Stralka Musters Redskin Ten Brewer Nine Is Close Bernard Rosenberg Central_43—159 second place, won the 220 in the fast Girls. In Barbara Berberich. Central_42—190 time of 22.2 seconds, which also Majors Today Martha Dallas. Central_46—1*9 By the Associated Press. Helen would be a record according to Baltimore A. Nelson. Central _48—184 Barrier in For Tussle With Star Club To First-Half By C. Betty Johnston, Central_37—153 on Flag NEW YORK, May 17.—Prob- advance the meet. But Tough Marie St. John. publicity Coolidge _43—135 in the major Josephine Gillespie. Central_33—127 the mark was questioned by George 's Service Station With recently having able pitchers Jane Liamos Central _ tomorrow (won-and-lost 31—119 Ekaitis, Washington College coach, ten, composed almost entirely of moved to Washington there will be leagues In 5-4 Evelyn Armstrong, central_25—107 Millers In Industrial records in Lacrosse, Joanne Latta. Central _20— 98 who claimed the Cardinal merely Today members of the Washington Red- parentheses): Naomi an even dozen in Stralka’s the Clifford. Coolidge_31—107 players By Associated Press. Jones. equalled the figures hung up by skins, will make its debut as that . Dorothy Tech _ 23— 79 the others Frank Fil- Jeanne Rest. Anacostia _16— 62 Bill Young two years ago. team today when it meets The Star squad, being at BALTIMORE, Md., May 17.—Bal- Game on Heads Reliance Gets Colonial Brooklyn Chicago—Casey Betty Doyle. Anacostia _ 0— 17 Ellipse at Softball Sta- , Carleton Douglas of Deleware was Club Washington chock, , (5-0) vs. French (1-3). timore Athletic Club defeated Wash- dium at 3 o'clock. Clyde Shugart, Micky Parks, Dick TEAMS. a double winner. He won the 120- Card; Naimans Players for Tussle New York at ington Athletic Association lacrosse Central. Luring The for the first Bill Steve Pittsburgh—Me-’ Gist time Skins played Farman, Yeung. Andrako, 83—495 Cox. M. __ 71—339 yard high hurdles in the good Gee vs. Butcher (2-3) or *0-1) team. at with Williams _ 72—412 Brown 69—321 P. G. Club time as a team last Wednesday night , and In Second Series 5-4, today Homewood, of 15.16 and surprised by taking the Play Boys' Sewell (2-2). a 9-5 exhibition Draftee Fred Davis from Alabama. of B. A. Totals _ with a of 5 feet, 11 when they dropped George Thursby C. scoring 295—1.567 high jump leap Boston at Cincinnati—Tobin inches. Earl Stevens, de- Heurich Brewers, who escaped de- to Standard Linen, but Stralka fore- Stralka also is said to be after Barring a sudden and wholly un- three goals. Smith of Washington Caalidge. usually _ vs. (2-4). Wood 70—376 Botkin 42—192 the narrow of one saw in his teammates and Tuffy Leemans, the Giant star who (2-2) Derringer also tallied three times. pendable Gallaudet ace who won feat by margin j promise expected letdown In their two Economo* 66—280 St. John. M 43—135 has a business to with at the event last with a record- run in their first two National City forthwith organized them officially here, play Philadelphia St. Louis— Washington kept the battle close year 1 games this week, the Heurich Totals _ 221—983 face one of the tall- his team. Grisson (0-1) vs. (4-1). all the but never had the making jump, failed to place. League games, under his banner. Cooper way, Eastern. 6^foot Brewers virtually are certain to est barriers in their path to the . upper hand, scoring single goals in R. Cardin’le 57—259 Kemp __ 40—170 Cards Sweep Quarter-Mile. first-half this after- have the first-half in hand each of four periods. Newberry— 47—203 Sm:thson__ 40—170 championship j pennant Cleveland at Philadelphia— Pos. B A. C Wash. A A Catholic University made a clean noon when they tangle with Miller when curtain in In- (5). (41. Totals _ 184—802 the drops the Dorsett (0-0) vs. Babich (0-0*. G. _Christhilt -Muncks sweep of the first three positions Fumiutre at 3 o’clock on the East P. -Kenny -Fletcher Hurls, Tigers Series dustrial League Friday afternoon. York—Harris Rigney Hoag Sweep St. Louis at New C. P-Nance_ Bowie in a fast which saw quarter, Johnny Ellipse. F. D-Eaton Cameo which held the (2-2) vs. Gomez (2-3). _Hoskinson Wendell in No-Hitter Weschler the tape in 51.6, trailed The battle, which is expected to Furniture, S. D-McCarthy _Magurn C. -Henderson _ by Teammates Jim Malaney and attract a couple of thousand fans, Brewers to a tie in their first Chicago at Washington—Diet- Randall j Bats Chisox to 3-2 With Mackmen for game, S. A-Lundvall _Hamilton For F. B. I. came ! Sundra (4-1). F A.-C Lassies Charley O’Keefe. Weschler headlines a well-balanced program but lost the second, and O’Donnell's rich (3-2) vs. Kelly_Hantske OH-Wyatt _ Smith back to place second behind Cam- and will be for undisputed posses- Fern Wendell pitched a no-hit, at Boston—Newsom I. H. Thursby _ Deckman Grill have outside chances of over- no-run for F. B. penella in the 220. sion of first place. Moreover, the (2-4) vs. Grove (2-1). Score by periods: game I. Recrea- Bennie's B. A. C. _2 12 Cleve Catholic's broad victor will have the inside lane on Win Over Yanks Road Wins hauling Manager Ralph n—5 tion Association softball team Stauffer, Only Washington A. A. _1 1 1 1—4 girls’ crew if it loses to O’Donnell's Tues- Goals: B. A. as it Interior R. A. Jumper, got second place and Walter the first-half flag chase. By the Associated Press. By the Associated Press. C—Thursby (31. C Kelly, swamped lassies, in day and Little Tavern Thursdav. Litz. Washington A. A—Smith (3>. Sagner. 20-0. Makofske the runner-up points Is Substitutions B. A. Asch- Miller Squad Strong. NEW YORK, May 17.—Right- PHILADELPHIA. May 17.—The In this event Cameo and Heurich C.—Deeley. the shot. Miller, which nosed out the Brew- Detroit celebrate Con- meier. Rowse. Diflenderfer. Alberts. Wash- Only two runners reached first Hander Johnny Rigney, who beat Tigers helped would have to play off their stale- Novikoff Alone ington A. A.—Leverson. Hill. Berry. Dia- Ill luck overtook Charley Riehl, Tough mond. off Miss Wendell, both by walks, as two to in a nie Mack Sagner. ers, games one, weekday day today by beating his mate. Edwards. Catholic’s freshman pole vaulter, them four times last year, and Left- Penalties: B. A. C.—Alberts (2). Wyatt. her players behind her played error- playoff series three years ago after Philadelphia Athletics, 8 to 5, to Deeley. Kenny. Washington A. A.—Berry. who was on his third and Reliance Life, managed by Vinnie less ball. Injured staging several tie games, has been Fielder Myril Hoag, who used to wear sweep the three-game series, their Hamilton. last but did well D’Angglis and populated by most of As Melton of Giants attempt enough bolstered for this the addi- road victories of the season. fray by the same uniform, proved trouble- only current to get third. The youngster landed the George Washington tion of Frank Watt, former Phila- A five-run attack that drove of a board and some thorns in the Yankees’ sides Jack University squad, will be an added on the sharp edge delphia National Leaguer, who h.as his ; Knott to the showers wiped out a starter in the second-half race, was believed to have fractured since with the today as they collaborated to give Shuts Out Cubs signed up Metropoli- one-run deficit in the eighth inning. which will be longer than the first, ankle. tan Police force. Watt, however, the a 3-2 de- York’s led By the Associated P'-ss. Corbett ran well races to Rudy t|je rally. when the teams played around only paced may not get the starting assignment a cision over the New Yorkers. Home runs by and twice. CHICAGO, May 17.—Cliff Melton take his two events, showing for Less Hoff, Lanny Birch, Bill Lig- kick to win the mile. Rigney, though he got into trou- Benny McCoy featured the A.’s “Booty” McQuinn of Cameo held the Cubs to five hits as strong finishing gett. and Boyd Liggett also are ready today In the 2-mile he had "Slim” Chase, ble several times by issuing seven nine-hit attack, but their teammates clouted his first homer of the season for a turn on the firing line. his New York Giant mates battered Western Maryland’s persistent dis- walks, held the Yanks to five hits, couldn’t get to Tommy Bridges’ last week, connecting with one of The furniture men, who bowled three of four for 13 tance at his heels for six no more than one in any inning ex- curves with men on base. Detroit Eddie Colliflower's fast balls. Chicago pitchers runner, over Taft A. C., 13-3, and nosed out of the but out in cept the sixth. Hoag paced Chi- got 12 hits off Knott and Nelson Johnny Nurane's 1-hitter against H. and and a 9-0 shutout. eight laps pulled Jacobsen have an air- J. Construction was his second for the Florists, 4-3, two of his Potter. front on the last two and was cago’s nine-hit attack, Brewers this season. Mel Ott, Babe and Joe tight infield, reading from first to Detroit. AB.H. O. A. Phila. AB.H. O. A. Young three in the first Team standings and games this week: breezing at the finish. singles driving 4 0 third as follows: "Connie” Sulli- Harris,If 10 Suder.3b_ 4 0 11 W. L T. Aver. Orengo fired the'heavy artillery for two Sox runs. Mullln.cf ft 3 2 0 Moses rf The track was slow and the meet 8 110 Heurich Brewers _S 0 1 1.000 van, Eddie Cinotti, "Danny” Dans- C'mD'll.rf 8 0 0 0 13 A base on an Infield out McCoy,2b 8 5 Cameo Furniture Co-3 2 1 .(too the winners. Ott drove in three was conducted under adverse con- balls, 0 0 0 0 and Bill but it is St’b’ck rf J’hns’n.lf 3 0 10 Grill_ 3 3 0 .500 berger Simonas, York lb 4 0 O’Donnell's Sea ditions. A heavy rain fell about and Hoag's hit to center gave the 214 Siebert.lb 4 2 9 1 H. and J. Construction Co. 1 4 1 .200 runs with a pair of doubles, while conjectural if it is smoother or G’r’g’r,2b 4 0 0 4 Ch’m’n.cf 4 2 7 1 an before the start of the Sox one in the second: another Little Tavern _14 1 .200 hour stronger than the Brewers’ inner de- M'Nair.iib 4 14 2 Hayes.c. 4 2 3 3 Young and Orengo each bagged finals and a light drizzle continued walk, Dario Lodigiani's double and Tebbetts.c 4 2 6 0 Br’c’to.ss 3 112 Monday (No. 2)—Little Tavern vs. fense. Cr'ch’r.ss- 4 3 13 Knott.p 2 0 10 Cameo. three singles. ju Novikoff, back until the last two events. a single by Hoag to short right Bridges,p 3 0 0 2 Potter.p_ 0 0 0 0 Tuesday (South Ellipse)—Heurich vs. Russ Kidwell, Joey Kaufman, • field brought another in the sixth, Collins 10 0 0 O’Donnell's. in the lineup because of Hank Lei- 100-yard dash—Won by Lovett (Ran- Huck Stahl and Max Posnack will t Miles10 0 0 Wednesday (West Ellipse)—Cameo vs. H. second. Bell (Randolph- and in the ninth an error Joe and J. Construction Co. dolph-Macon); man the Heurich defenses and this by ber’s injury, was the only man to Macon); third. Yerkes (Washington); Gordon, the Yanks’ third of the Totals 37 12 27 IT Totals 7 ~9 27 13 Thursday (North Ellipse)—Heurich v». fourth. Jackson (Washington); fifth. D. combination is tough to beat. Art •Batted for Potter in ninth. Little Tavern. give Melton trouble, clipping him Shull (Bridgewater). Time, 9.6. (New day, set the stage for Chicago’s tBatted for Suder in ninth. Friday (East Ellipse)—O’Donnell's vs. for Lacy probably will draw the pitch- H. and J Construction Co. three of the Cubs’ safeties. record.) deciding run. Detroit _ 020 001 050—8 __ .. The Giants to Verne 220-vard dash—Won by Camnanella ing assignment, as Manager Ralph Philadelphia 202 110 Olu—5 got Olson for (Catholic V); second. Weschler (Catholic Spud Chandler went the route for Runs—Harris. York t2>. McNair (2). a run in the fir.* and drove him to Bennie has been rotatnig Ed Colli- Tebbetts (2). Croucher. Siebert (2). tJ.): third, D Shull (Bridgewater): fourth. the Yankees, his second McCoy. Wampler (Bridgewater): fifth. Bell (Ran- flower, Leonard Downs and Johnny suffering Chapman (2). Runs batted in—Croucher cover in the f, h, when Burgess dolph-Macon). Time, 22.2. Ties record. defeat. (4). Chapman <2>. Hayes (2). York. Mc- Murnane in weekday league com- Harris. Mullin. Two-base hits— Failure fo Plate Whitehead led off with a triple to O. Coy. Tag 440-y*rd run—Won bv Weschler (Cath- Chicago. AB.H. A. N. Y. AB.H. O. A. Croucher. Three-base but all three will be avail- Kb’k'r,2b 4 112 Mullin. McNair, right center and four runs in all •11c U.): second. Muleaney (Catholic XT.): petition, Sturm.lb 5 1 13 3 Siebert. Home fourth, Appling.ss 5 14 1 Rolfe,3b hits—Croucher, Chapman. third. O’Keefe (Cathoiic XT.): able if falters. .3111 runs—McCoy, York. Chapman. Stolen came in. Jake Mooty put a very Lacy Kuhel.lb 4 14 0 Steele (Washington); fifth. Cierow (Dela- H'rich.rf 3 0 0 0 base—Harris. Double to Potent Nines to Clash. Wright.rf 5 0 2 0 plays—McCoy temporary damper on the Giants, ware). Time. 51.6. DiM'gio.cf 3 12 0 Brancato to Siebert. Brancato to McCoy On Homer as L giani.Sb 3 12 2 Keller,If 4 0 10 Costly for he was 880-vard run—Won by Doyle (Catholic Naiman Photographers, who seem to 81ebert Left on bases—Detroit. 8: knocked out of the box Kr'v'h.cf 3 1 3 0 Grdon.2b 2 0 2 5 XT.): secodn, Gerow (Delaware): third, to have one of the better Philadelphia. 6. Bases on balls—Off in the sixth when five hits, White- Buckingham (Washington): fourth. Huff- younger Hoag,If 4 3 4 0 Dickey.c, 3 2 3 1 Knott. 6; off Bridges, 2. Struck out—By Tresh.c 4 17 2 0 man (Gallaudeti: fifth. Lord (Delaware). teams in the circuit, travel out to IPriddy 0 0 0 Knott, ft: by Bridges, ft. Hits—Off Knott, head again leading off with a sin- Time, 2:00.6. New record. j Rigney.p_ 3 0 0 0 Cros’ti.ss 2 0 13 11 in 7% innings: off Potter. 1 In l'i Bows Magruder Park for a game with the •Selkirk 0 0 0 0 Episcopal gle. were good for four more tallies. innings. Losing —Knott. Um- Mile run—Won by Corbett (Catholic Rizzuto.ss 10 11 N. Y. AB.H. O. A. Chicago. AB.H. O. third, potent Prince Georges Police Boys’ pires—Messrs. McGowan. Rommel and In a ball game played in the rain, A. TT.); second. Doyle (Catholic 0.1: Ch'dler.p 3 0 3 5 Hack.3b. 3 0 3 0 fourth. McQuade Quinn. Attendance—12,361. SSS&TXt 11*8 Jeffers iJohns Hopkins): Club nine that promises to stir up SRosar__ 1 0. 0 0 Forest nosed out Wh’h d.2b 4**2 4137 (Bridgewater); fifth. Diehl (Bridgewater). Woodberry Epis- Str’ger,2b action for the most avid fan. at Alexandria Jurges.ss 4 13 5 C retta.lb 4 0 15 0 Time. 4:40.6. enough Totals 35 0 27 7 Totals 30 5 19 copal High, 14-13, yes- Young.lb 5 3 9 0 O 1 • 27 N'h'ls'n.rf 4 o High hurdles—Won by Douglas (Dela- Today’s complete schedules: Batted for Crosettl in seventh. terday. It was Episcopal's first loss Dann g,c 4 0 5 0 ITyik'ff.lf 4 3 11 ware); second. Wall (Catholic TJ.): third. Section A (3 F.M.). * Ran for Dickey in ninth. Ott.rf 5 2 2 0 D s’dro.cf 3 10 1 a team this season. Betts (Delaware): fourth. Hutton (Catholic Heurich Brewers vs. Miller Furniture, t Batted for Chandler in ninth. Wins Over to Virginia Amoy h If 3 0 2 0 McC gh.c 3 0 2 2 Chicago _ 010 Podgajny 3 0 2 tT.); fifth. Diehl (Bridgewater). Time, 15.6. East Ellipse. 001 001—3 Failure of Frank Wideman to Orengo.3b 4 Er’kson.n 0 0 0 J Small Motors vs. Orange I>isc. South New York 000 010 001—2 5 Shotput—Won by Rosenthal (Johns __ Melton.p 111 "Hudson 10 0 0 — touch home after a second. Makoske (Catholic U.); Ellipse. Runs Knickerbocker, Wright. Lodi- plate smashing St'geon.ss 3 0 0 6 Eiani. Di d. Bifbegiia (American TJ.); fourth. Taft A. C. vs. Jacobsen Florists, Taft Magglo. Gordon. Errors—Gor- homer in the seventh with two on Olsen.p 10 0 3 :lair (Washington); fifth. Conlon iCath- Park. don (2). Crosettl. Runs batted in—Hoag Walters as Phils Mooty.p 10 0 0 TJ.). Distance, 45 feet 10 inches, Prince Georges Boys’ Club vs. Naiman <2>. Dickey. Wright. Rosar. Two-base caused an Episcopal rally to collapse. Pr'snell.p 0 0 0 1 Photographers. Magruder Park. hits—Dickey. w record.) Lodigiani, Knickerbocker. The blow would have George.c 10 2 0 Sikinsl: Sectior, B (10:»A A M ). Three-base hit—Kreevich. —- put Episcopal Pole vault—Won bv Pardew (Johns Hop- Arrow Cab vs. Carolina Rebels, South Gordon. Sacrifices—Knickerbocker. Rig- ahead for the first time after the Totals 38 13 27 10 Totals 32 6 27 21 tie for second. Freeman (Washing- • kins); ney. Double play—Crosettl and Sturm. 2-1 Batted for Erickson in ninth. Riel (Catholic XT.): fourth. Ellipse. Sock Reds, ton! and Ninth and New York Avenue Lunch vs. Left on bases—New York. 8: Chicago. 11. opening inning. New York_100 (Delaware). 11 feet 044 000—0 Schoolmaster Height, 8olomon’s Market. East ElliDse. Bases on balls—Off Rigney. 7: off Chand- the Associated Press. Chicago 000 000 000—0 6 inches. (New record.) By Woodberrv took the lead with five Perry’s Restaurant vs. Southern Oxvgen, ler. 4. Struck out—By Rigney, 5; by _Runs—Rucker, Whitehead (2), Jurges (2), Broad lump—Won bv Freeman (Wash- North Ellipse. Chandler, 2. Winning Ditcher—Rigney. CINCINNATI, May 17.—The Cin- runs in the second inning and won Young (2). Ott (2). Errors—Whitehead. Western Electric vs. Pepsi-Cola. West ington!; second. Stauffer (Catholic TJ.): Umpires—Messrs. Hubbard. Grieve and cinnati Reds lost their sixth the game with three in the Sturgeon. Olsen. Runs Batted in—Jurges third. Yerkes (Washington); fourth. Glazer Ellipse. Ormsby. Time—2:18. Attendance—10,- straight eighth. *2). Young, Ott (3). Orengo *2). Melton. 272. (Johns Hopkins); fifth. C. Shull (Bridge- I today as the last-place Phillies Episcopal scored two runs in each Two-base hits—Ott (2), Dallessandro. 21 feet inches. Three-base Wi water). Distance. 7% knocked them down, 2 to 1, behind of five innings. hit—Rucker. Stolen base— run—Won Corbett (Cath- Whithead. Sacrifice—Whitehead. Young. Two-mile by Double olic TJ.': second. Chase (Western Mary- the six-hit pitching of John Sig- Thirty hits sailed from the bats play—Melton to Young. Sturgeon to land): third. Maxwell (Delaware); fourth. Princeton Drubs Stringer to Cavarretta. Left on bases—- Notre Dame mund 21-year-old Polish of the two teams, with Dick West New Phillips (Delaware): fifth, Taylor (Wash- Navy Nips Army Podgajny, York. 10; Chicago 7. Bases on balls ington). Time. 10:12.2. rookie. Episcopal shortstop and —Off Melton. 2; ofT Olsen, 4; off Mooty, pitcher, 1; off Pressneli: 1. Struck (Randolph- At 5 to 2 out—By Mel- Javelin—Won by Rawlings Lacrosse, John permitted the world cham- leading the way with four. Ben Mc- ton. 5; by Olsen. 1; by Erickson. 2. Hits Macont; second. Yerkes (Washington): —Off in By the Associated Press. to at least one man on Bumey, center fielder, led the win- Olsen. 7 4% innings: off Mooty, third Wharton (Delaware): fourth. Irwin pions get 3 in 1 inning: off Pressneli. 3 in 1% in- (Western fifth. Rosenthal Last-Inning Rally Maryland): WEST POINT, N. Y„ May 17.— base in every inning but the ninth, ners with a triple, double and single nings: off Erickson. O in 2 innings. Wild Distance. 187 feet Vt — Johns Hopkins). pitch Olsen. Losing pitcher — Olsen. A of rain but were unable to bat in a in five times — Inch. downpour during most of they up. Bunny Berkeley, Umpires Messrs. Magerkurth. Stewart Digcus throw—Won by Bisceglia (Amer- For 5-4 the game did not slow down Prince- 1 single run. Episcopal second baseman, lined a and Dunn. Time—2:01. Attendance (ac- ican XT.); second. Sinclair (Washington); Victory tual)—6,308. third. Freeman (Delaware); fourth, Yerkes ton's lacrosse team much today as The Reds’ one score came in the homer to center field in the third (Washington); fifth. Dove (Bridgewater). By the Associated Press. the Tigers whipped Army, 5 to 2. third when rookie Third Baseman inning with one man on. Distance, 129 feet 9Vs Inches. SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 17.— Two goals by Joe King and one Chuck Aleno tripled and got home Wdb'y. AB. H. O. A. Episc'l. AB H. O A. Ikiw hurdles—Won bv Wall (Catholio Espey,2b. 6 2 6 1 Malo’y.cf 5 17 0 Charlotte Hall Regains TJ): second. Douglas (Delaware); third. Navy’s baseball team, scoring all by Elmer Weisheit gave Princeton on a passed bail. .His slide sending Cole.P-— 4 2 0 2 Snow.rf .5210 Garber (Bridgewater): fourth. McQuaide 4 0 5 8 6 its runs in the first two innings a 3-0 lead at half time. Weisheit Jorda head over heels was Jones,c West.ss.p 4 0 1 (Randolph-Macon): fifth. Hutton (Cath- Umpire Thach,3b. 6 112 W'e'n.lf,3b 5 3 11 Title From and a last-frame Briarley olic TJ.>. Time, 0:25.4. stopping rally, and Dan Stuckey added to the score the feature of the game. Fuller.ss- 4 2 3 4 Berke'y,2b 6 3 0 2 Special Dispatch to The Star. M'Bur’y.cf 5 3 2 1 Ht'h,3b,ss 4 15 2 High jump—Won by Dofiglas (Dela- beat Notre Dame, 5 to 4, today for in the second half. Bucky Walters, co-ace of the Cin- ware); second. Huether (Johns Hopkins); Gam’n.lf 5 110 Burn't,lb 3 2 7 1 CHARLOTTE HA£L, Md„ May its ninth in a third. Betts (Delaware): fourth. Freeman victory row and its A1 Reinert and Ed Carberry made cinnati staff, gave the Phils only six Greene,lb 4 0 8 1 Marsh.c 4 16 0 17 Bemlss.rf 6 110 Ellis,p,If. 5 10 2 —Charlotte Hall Military Acad- (Washington); flOth. Irwin (Western Mary- thirteenth in 16 starts this season. the Army goals. hits but In the second Nick land). Height, 5 feet 11 Inches. himself, emy’s baseball team regained the Shortstop Don Blue of Wichita, Pos. Princeton (A) (Army (35. Etten walked and stole second, Em- Totals 42 13 27 14 Totals 43 18 27 9 _ Charbonneau Score by innings: Maryland military school title it batted in three of the Mid- G._Campbell Kans., _ mett Mueller _ P._Marshall Hinkle singled, and Bob Bra- Woodberry 250 200 230—14 dropped to Briarley Military Acad- dies’ five runs. Capt. Andy Chle- C.P_Cunningham_Smith gan doubled for all the winners Episcopal _ 302 202 220—13 Penn Scares Ten, 1 D_Allen _k_ King Runs—Espey (3), Cole (3), Thach (2). emy last year by out an Navy beck of the Irish two hits and slugging got 2D._Munkenbeck _ Galloway needed. Fuller (3). McBurney. Greene. Bemiss, 8-5 win over the West wideman Red Devils. It was a . C._Weisheit _ Kaalowskl Maloney. Snow. (2>, (3), But Is 11-4 Joe Marty, Phil center fielder, Errors— the Beaten, 3 A_Naylor _ Crlss Berkeley (3), Hitch, Marsh. Ellis. Cadets’ second win this year Notre Dame’s two-run ninth- 1 A_King _ Thigpen crashed Burnett (2). Ellis, West, Berkeley, Jones, By the Associated Press. against the outfield wall over the Ammendale nine. 0. H. .. Hulburd_Mitchell Thach. Fuller (2), Bemiss. Runs batted inning spurt collapsed as Catcher a ___ making sensational catch of a Thach ANNAPOLIS, Md„ May 17.—Penn 1. H. .Stuckey Reinert in—Wideman (2), (3), McBurney Prank Cady was the individual Bernie Crimmins, star football full- Goals—Princeton. Weisheit (3) King (2), liner by Lonnie Frey in the third, (3), Berkeley (3), Gammon (2), Cole (2), star of the gave the Navy lacrosse team a scare Stuckey. Army. Reinert. Carberry. Substi- Jones. Ellis. Two-base hits—Fuller. Mc- game, collecting a dou- back, was out trying to steal home. but was able to remain in the here today by leading, 4 to 2, at in- tutes—Princeton, Crollus. Munda, Callery; game. Burney, Maloney. Three-base hits—West, ble and two singles, stealing three Army, Nazzaro, Tate, Carberry, Murphy, Phila AB. H. O. A. Cind. AB. H. O. A. McBurney, Wideman. Home run—Berke- 230 000 000—5 8 3 bases, a clean steal termission but the Middles got going Navy. Cobb, Prawley. May,3b 5 (I 0 0 Prey.2b. 3 0 2 1 ley. Sacrifices—Burnett 2, Jones. Stolen including of Dame 011 000 002—4 5 4 4 0 bases—Maloney. Thach. Double play— Notre Litw’ler.ll 3 0 Joost.ss _ 4 113 home in the fourth and In the second half and walked away Berkeley to Hitch to Burhett. Left on inning, Marty,cl. 4 0 5 0 Rlpple.rf 3 14 0 in with the game, 11-4. Hurt, N. Smith and Wallace; Etten.lb 3 1 12 1 F.Mc'k lb 4 1 8 1 bases—Woodberry, 5: Episcopal, 10. Bases knocking two runs. Mueller,rf 3 13 0 0 on balls—Off Cole. 4: off West. 1. Struck Po«. Penn (4). Navy (11). and B. Crimmins. Mottos Takes Perfect Koy,ll 4 10 Ch. H»I1. AB.R. O. A. Briarley. AB.H. O. A. Fischer, Metzger Bragan.ss 4 12 6 Lomb'di.c 4 14 0 out—By Cole. 4: by West, 2: by Ellis, 1. _Williams _Klauer Smith,s»_ 3 0 3 3 Meyers.2b 5 114 Warren,c 2 0 0 0 M.Mc’k.lf 4 0 6 0 Hits—Off Ellis. 5 in l*j innings. Hit by —-_M. Smith_Weems Dyson.p, 4 10 4 H’Kin.3b 12 R. M’rnie,2b 4 12 4 Aleno,3b. 4 2 0 1 pitcher—By Ellis (Greene), by Cole (Hitch). 5 1 C. P._D. Smith _Swain Slate Palace Cady.rf 4 3 2 0 5 110 r.™ Against Podg’y.p 4 112 3 O 1 8 Wild pitches—Ellis (2). Passed ball— Intbert.cf 1 D._Bosetti _Wiley Walters,p ^ F. W. Mattos A. C. baseball leader Marsh. Losing pitcher—West. Umpires— Mat'gly.cf 4 2 2 0 Reed.si. 4 10 2 3 D._Rosenthal _Montgomery V. team, Brown 3b 3 0 0 Petworth, Play Totals 33 6 27 13 Totals :iT 6 27 ~U Messrs. Fry and Green. Time—2 hours 1 Lodge,p. 4 10 4 C. _Craemer _ Brady in the S d’h'r.lb 4 1 12 0 Poote.rf. 4 10 0 Washington-Virginia League, Philadelphia _ 020 000 000—2 30 minutes. 2 A._Stock _Howard Darla.If. 4 2 2 0 Stltt.c 4 110 O Cincinnati _ 000—1 1 A_Childs _Andrews To 4-to-4 Deadlock risks its undefeated status today, 001 000 Runs—Etten, Mueller, Aleno. Errors— Wilson.e 4 0 6 0 Knloe.lb 4 18 0 O. H._Peacock _Kelley and Veterans of when It meets Palace A. C. at Balls- A d'son.2b 3 0 14 Cordua.lf 4 0 2 0 LH._Dolman _Lazenby Petworth A. C. Bragan, M. McCormick. Runs batted in— Bragan (2). Two-base hits—Bragan. Rip- Nine Keeps Lead Score by periods: Wars baseball teams played ton Stadium at 3 o’clock. Totals Totals 39 ~7 24 11 0 0— 4 Foreign ple, Aleno. Three-base hit—Aleno. Stolen 33" T2TlT Pennsylvania _ 1 3 ANN 17 Briarley M. A._ 010 220 OOO—5 fl 3—11 to a 4-4 tie yesterday at Alexan- Other teams in the loop will be base—Etten. Sacrifice—Ripple. Double ARBOR, Mich., May (/P Navy _1 1 C. H. M. A. ..._OOO 401 30x—8 Goals: (2). Dol- out of town. Motors plays—Podgajny. Bragan and Etten; Bra- Pushing over five runs in a big Pennsylvania—Stock dria. busy Village Marftle Etten. Left on bases— Runs—Smith. Dynon. Cady (2), Mat- manPD Smith Navy—Brady (3) An- gan. and meets Elkins Bluebirds at Philadelphia. R: Cincinnati. 7. Bases on outburst. tingly. Brown, Sondheimer Davis. Hodg- drews (2). Kelley <31. Green (sub tor Morton, pitching for the Veterans, Elkins, fifth-inning Michigan's balls—Off Podgajny. 3; off Walter*. 4. kin. Ingberg. Lodge (3). 8titt. Errors— Lazenby). Peto (sub for Lazenby'. Lazenby. seven hits and fanned 13. while W. Va., and Wolverines retained first place in fuer- gave Arlington Dodgers play Struck out—By Walter*. 2. Passed ball— Brown. Sondheimer. Smith. Dyson. Ing- Substitutions: Pennsylvania—Detitis, (2V Hodgkin Two-base hits— Young. Navy Jaskin* of Petworth allowed five Winchester Park Association at Warren Uajslrea—Maasra, Jorda, Bare the Big Ten race by trimming berjr