Marathoners a Puzzler : A. A. U. Meet Peps Up Track Athletics Psychology —.— A How Points Went ! Victory Surprise Mighty Heaves in Final Ten ERRAND TO STORE In College Meet 'ARMY WINS TWICE To Trojan Coach SECOND HALF RUSH ALL SORTS TO VIE i Strokes Send Oarsmen Press. Press. Middy Br the Associated By the Associated IRKSOME TO LYNCH May 27.— Mas*., May 27 — IN SUNDAY GAMES Is the were Dean GAME of CAMBRIDGE,Here how point* TO ONCE FOR NAVY CAMBRIDGE,CromwelL Southern Cali- GIVES TERPS Home Yard in Front Penn! in the said divided intercollegiate fornia track coach, to- ______meet: night his team was "lucky" to win Southern California. 45. the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. cham- I the ''All In" After John's By Associated Press. despite the fact that conditions suited Date Change Keeps Venzke But, Tough Stanford. 42. Cadets Victors at Lacrosse pionships. Defeat St. Stickmen, Mass. May 27.— its heavy crew. Cornell. Yale and New York Uni- "I honestly did not think we had the lead 25 As a reward for its victory, the Navy He in Run- versity. 16 each. a chancc to win from Stanford, be- in After losing yards but Interest in Day, Delights and Track, Midshipmen 9-5, Mire, After Once was the newest of the Away, Manhattan and Princeton. 13 fore the meet." said Cromwell, "but from the finish line. Navy's eight given Eastern rowing trophies, a handsome each. my boys all came through hand- CAMBRIDGE. crew on a Dozen Miles. powerful varsity put donated Charles Francis Adams, Event Is ning Pennsylvania, 11. at Base Ball. somely while Stantord experienced Trailing, 1-4. cup by Lively. terrific closing drive to nose out Penn- former of the Navy, noted Harvard. 9. a lot of unfortunate breaks, espe- Secretary ——_ and keen follower of Har- University of California at Los cially in the running of Les Hab'.es sylvania's valiant oarsmen by a scant yachtsman vard's rowing fortunes, who refereed a BT fc. D. THOMAS. Angeles, 8. one on in the sprints. a contest that brought the Spring yard today ifi the event of the beyond to day finished up /Inal the regatta. William and Mary and Michigan Hables, Stanford dash man. had when track and field ath- such a remains as a in three sports season at the University of Adams Cup triangular regatta with In the In which thing State. 6 each. Navy yesterday his right leg swathed in bandages junior varsity event. Maryland to a successful finale, Harvard on the turbulent Charles River. Pennsylvania was not Har- letes of Washington will tired business man. he may Fordham, Maine and Penn State, sports tilts staged between and was on crutches tonight. He represented. LOOKING IN the Th? Midshipmen appeared beaten up vard's who will Old Line "Jay-vees." probably once fa- 4 each. ARMY competed in the 200 meters, failing lacrosse ten van- carry on after school or col- himself of that rid i the service rivals. The to the last quarter:mile. for Pennsyl- the Crimson in the California IF Bowdoln and Rhode Island State, to reach the finals, despite a recur- its old State represent quished rival. St. John's vania off to a start and are over, the District mous feeling by hot-footing it, 3 each. Cadets broke even on their home rence of an old knee dislocation. got splendia intercollegiate regatta at Long Beach in lege days of 9 to 2. Blond who scored Annapolis. 5. .yesterday in Byrd maintained a length lead on them for July, stayed ahead of their Navy rivals A. A. U. will a up hill and down dale, or through Colgate, grounds, at track, 76 to Charley Parsons, j stage championship of the of New inning the for Southern Stadium at Park. The victory six-sevenths of the mile and three- during all of the mile and three-quar- College City York, winning points College 1| meet next Sunday which is ex- the city's streets and parks, for, Dartmouth and Pitts- 50, and to the Middies at the the 200 quarters race. The powerful Crimson ters of and finished less than Columbia. losing California in last event, assured Maryland of runner-up honors rowing to lay the foundation of a crew, after a perfect racing start, two in pected 10 or 15 miles at one take. burgh. 1 each. was at An- meters dash, is the son of a former yards the ven. The Crimson's ; tay, base ball. 4 to 8. It i'or the national championship during a six-seventh of the mile-and-three- classic event in years to come. U. S. C. sprint star and one-time time was 10:02 flat and Navy's 10:02 2-5. A is ol a the victors. The meet, to be held in the Catholic Yes, your correspondent puz- napolis that the Soldiers gained teammate of Cromwell's back in season in which it won five of six con- quarters length behind made its first bid as It entered of the rivals to University Stadium, is open to all reg- rled. too, but hear what Mara- their the sweet 1904, The elder Parsons, now dead, tests, the lone defeat being handed the Navy managed gain edge, triumph 1 the last of water. istered amateurs within the jurisdic- was a star sprinter and Cromwell quarter-mile choppy EACHone victory for the freshman race, thoner Mike Lynch has to say at 8 to 5. Old Liners by the champion Johns It tore Into a.head-wind at a tion of the District chapter of the A. coming lacrosse, was an all-around man In the field 40-clip over the same course. The Pennsyl- about it. Mike is and even and then ahead A. U.. but a number of events are in- co-proprietor events. Hopkins ten. ! slowly pulled vania yearlings led the Navy's plebes NASSAU cluded in a fulsome to take BUM. ! of tile who an- program of a lunch room and does a stint ANNAPOLIS. May 27 —The Army A tennis match scheduled be- hard-working Quakers, two and a half lengths and the Harvard varsity cart of out-of-town athletes. Invita- He in ! swered this challenge by jumping to a more than three behind the counter. puts lacrosse made a finish to tween and Delaware v.as youngsters by lengths strong today Maryland 38-beat. The Navy shell kept a bit of tion arid handicap contests will inter- a long day. He is past 50. j in the fastest race of the day. Condi- : win frcm the Navy by 8 to 5, after the washed out by a downpour that halted its bow In the lead until Pennsylvania sperse the championship events. "When I get home tome evenings." j tions were much better for this opening latter uncorked its mighty final spurt. It was said Mike yesterday. "I feel ready to had a 5-to-4 margin for the flr«t the lacrosse game early in the first race and Pennsylvania's winning time DOUBLE stroking 40 as it pulled slightly ahead high school, Y. M. C. A., VICTOR the Just tired. All I care to do ACE. half. The made three and quarter and which transformed ; was 9:57 3-5 to 10:07 for Navy and drop. dog Navy points PRINCETON'S CREW of the but that club and unattached athletes of ; COLLEGE, is sit and browse playing field into a quagmire. Midshipmen, high speed 10:10 3-5 for Harvard. through my Evening ssciircd the lead when a down- this are a in- heavy j a was not fast enough. The Navy had section taking lively Star. Then in drops a friend and Maryland triumphed through su- ; The competition brought both the < Continued From First Page.) pour of rain in the second made < the only 10 strokes left to row when it gen- terest in the meet, though virtually no sugg«sts a little workout. I forget quarter perior second-half attack, after and seasons erated the that carried Navy Pennsylvania rowing has been it. Dorsey •bout tired. The lure of the road the sailors feel at home. Johnnies had battled to a 3-1 lead at terrific power publicity given being young to a close, now that the Poughkeepsie chairman of the Track three years the iron man of college dis- half-time. The Old Liners counted the shell over the line at a 42-clip. Griffith, Com- takes hold of me. the first the i has been canceled. considered about During half, Navy held CUP regatta mittee of the District A. A. U., had ex- ! tance tracks and just WINS WRIGHT the and says and hustle to five goals in third quarter 'Righto!' I, get 'T'HK unfavorable condition* made It Both were defeated by Princeton, as famous runners unbeatable McCluskey met nis Water- the bail in Army's territory three-quar- I three in the final while pected to bring several Into running togs. My whole outlook period, holding was which was able to out- of Manhattan X a slow race, for Navy's winning Harvard, here to agitate the turnstiles and on life, for the moment, changes as if: loo in little Jack Ryan ters of the tim? and missed many good the visitors to a pair of markers in the time was 10 minutes 8 seconds. row but one rival, M. I. T., during its to withhold the flies. College, who passed the Fordham star final 30 minutes. thought ballyhoo until by magic. Fatigue chances to score. In the second half, Finish was a fifth of a second sprinting season. The Crimson crew lo the amazement of a crowd of 15.000 Tigers' Lightweights FABER. Maryland in-home, Pennsylvania certain of arrangements. the Army more than reversed matters will now start for its four-mile a in in the back-stretch of the last and j slower and Harvard, which failed to get priming Gene Venzke. holder of the world *k'TT HERE'S pure, simple joy lap End tallied the first of the game kept the Middies fighting with SKIPPY point its beat above 35 at time after the race with Yale at New London record for a was X if one's is left Joe floundering with a* brilliant re- any objective mile, among the greats just running, body ] their backs to the wall a of Three-Quarters of Boat after seven minutes when he finish in final. large part starting sprint, was clocked In 10:11, next month. who were ready to appear. Had the sound and toned up. It's a the 3,000-meter ceived a pass from George the time. perfect meet be?n 30 as feeling of exhilaration, physical and i Ryan won by 20 yards as McCluskey. Hockensmith close to the crease. St. staged May originally Tibbetts and Douglas showed skill in have that I don't can be himself unable to match strides Ahead of Columbia. sec- planned. Venzke would competed. mental, suppose j finding at the critical moment, the John's counted three goals in the with his rival in the home- shooting A change to June 4. next Sunday, con- nma. quae, irom sandy-haired former times and ond Jimmy Hays, substitute Exhibition and scoring four the lat- period, After flicted with the miler's anything else. stretch. nearly collapsed barely 1 them and Hunkie great program. ter twice. Capt. Ferguson. Navy, scor- center, making two of You'll find no type staggered home to save second place By the Associated Press. other. The double-header between the GrlfT- ing three times, put up a great fight LaMotte the of athlete more from the rush of New York University's HILADELPHIA, 27.—Prince- scored SCHOOLBOY SPORTS Tilts for Griffs nirn and Yankees and the added com- for his team, but missed a number of May Johnny Donahue, first defense, enthusiastic over George Barker. petition of the Bowie races dissuaded times, as did most of the attack ton's smooth rowing lightweight p.nother goal early in the third quarter his than the Scarcely less surprising was the fail- Navy Griffith and his committee from at- game players. to give the visitors a 4-1 lead. At marathoner." ure of of the touted cham- eight today carried off the main for a track show Memorial day. any highly this stage, however, the Maryland at- GRIFFITH is looking tempting or record holders in the vault summary: Quite humanly. pions pole Army IM. Position. trophy of the modified American tack started and the Old mor<> work for his ball players. 13 feet 6 Ngvy Bill Graber of Southern Cali- Morton Capital has had no serious representa- cabbage j Frentzel First Attack Howard and five-sixteenths Henley distance in the last time two minutes before the no l?ague games until June 17, so well fornia, national and holde- tion in the realm of the shoes that she, champion Lam Out Home Condon when Casassa when are scheduled to a spiked Wilson 7 minutes and 45 seconds to capture the j close of the period Bunny About Wind Season's they open doesn't understand of the best \ault on record, and Bill In Home ... Ferguson *c.i Up and thin pants. Its college and high won last Columbia. found the range. series in St. Louis. So the big boss Miller of Stanford. title holder Score by quarters: trophy year by school when finished with a m a r a t h oner's Olympic of the club is for a tilt at athletes, Army t 'J 3 1—K A fast-moving Navy shell with a dickering with re- ! who was handicapped by a weak, ban- went ahead to stay school, virtually all have given up com- viewpoint Navy S :t II CI—it took third [ Competition. W. Va., with that city's —— quarter-mile stretch sprint Wheeling. no gara to pnysicai daged ankle. before the end of petition. They have had encourage- Goals—Army, Tibbetis Hi. Douglas second defense, who was In- ized the Washington Track tor Elliott. lor Penn was fifth. Maryland CHOOLBOY athletes in the Dis- can Association club at Indianapolis aometimes about to the store i gained third to Spitz in the high Quinn D?iravre. Tibbetts for shell, Club, which will have a team in the going place Reno. Senter for Brlarly. Lincoln In the Hopkins tilt last week, on June 15. for Frent- jured area will wind for me. but on of that will ! jump with a leap of 6 feet 4 inches. zel. Reeves for Lang. trict virtually up meet next Sunday.- right top Douglas foi Wilson: MEMBER of the victorious Prince- entered the gnme and on the first play "Just to keep the players in trim." run a dozen miles." Navy. Bird for Reedy. Dornin for Tyler. half the of the field for reason's activities this week with Runners and field men who thought Ward lor Ferguson, Ntbbs tor A ton boatload. Arthur L. Strang, dashed length Griffith says. One of Mike's training companions— Eastern teams had the ; Seeds, Bedell themselves through with competition j for Howard. Larsen for Nebbs. Campbell tor whose home is in Denver. Colo., a score. a comparatively light card. his in fact—is satisfaction of 8 of the 15 ! Morton for are to the protege, Jerry Looney.' ALTHOUGH winning Referee—Wylie. Mount Washington. turned sculler in the event and In the final qu3rt°r the Old Liners keeps flocking joyfully who besides Judge of play—Moore. University of opening A ball game between Tech and A uniform hopes to help Washington make individual titles outright, j Penn- three times, once on a second new club's standard. an H 'I u—5 apiece. chance by going almost the full dis- Southern California in 10.8 seconds in Hits by Knapper. Kossler and Mas- j winning the first match. 1.363 to 1.327. Catholic University's entire tracil Goals—Faber «:t). Vincent ('!). Pueh and George Hoban 'Dartmouth'. HERE'S being ball, Totals 485 458 41(1 ! the 5.000 meters. 10.000-meter Star's race last August. Bill "felt ; even the sweep of Stanford's and another in the Time of quarters—15 minutes. unless otherwise indicated: race is scheduled Fuqua produced Grays on Spree and CENTRAL. P. K. S. Totals, tentatively. as he it, / Giants in the events and fifth, and two more filtered across in Scoring p.. Davts nt» »4 su I There will be events for good,'' put NOT weight Tomorrow. virtually al] ana ran ju miles. the fine of the low the sixth on a walk to McGarity !•!» ft'! 8o -.VTI classes of'athletes and any runner or performances Lewis, Legg's One Man Out. Thomas !»7 *'2 8ii •:«."> Only TO NAVY Roosevelt vs. Tech. Eastern 1 far «»*4U *-»» unii DYE IS G0IN3 Stadium. man He finished hurdlers. Herbert and Meier, in placing o ll/llg u/ Wallace 1»T 81 8(» 258 field who cares to compete llkelj 4 o'clock down the list In first and third in the 200-meter low Navy. AB. H. O A. Army. AB. H. O. A (public high school series tV. Davis !»ii So 75 251 will find an attractive spot in the pro* Kuapper.ss 1 O I Conway.3b •; 0 O :| the hurdles could the Indians game). gram. Any information the championship final, pull Kossler.-.'b 4 ;i :t 1 Vans t.'Ib. :i 1 J :J D. C. Athlete Passes Along' With Total* 488 4-:» 410 concerning ; Md. May 27 —in a m-e- Central vs. at Gar- 1,327 i test 24 hours later. over the handicap of a poor showing in Dannta.Jb. 3 1 4 o Fuqua.r?.. .1 I 1 II Georgetown Prep meet may be obtained by phoning Grif- M'st's'n.rf ri 2 l o :i inning game, here this afternoon, rett Park. Arthur Dew- the track events. Lyman, the record- O'Neill.ss. i a l Annapolis, Other Stars. , WESTERN. P. K. S. Totals. fith at Decatur 0148. The admirslon Borrlrs.cf. 3 1 u o Lpwts.lf... J o l it whicii was with Sports Orlmm !•* KK hunt. the Y. M. C. : stopped by rain I Dunbar vs. Armstrong in Walker >•"> *:*i fee will be two breaker, "Slinger" Dunn and "Nellie" Pratt.If... 3 1 I u Caug'y.lb. 'I 1 x » bits. half of the sixth played, Tech High, ANNAPOLIS. May 27.—Fred Janney, Stadium (colored school Claagett 1<>» S»1 8* 27! A. entrant, who Gray collected 11 points in the shotput. Gadiow.:ib 3 (i 1 •I Legg.cf... 3 1 1 o public high Wallace •'»» 92 85 27rt V. Arsd'l.c 3 1 ? J B' own.c.. 3 14 1 champion of the District of Columbia and end of the eleven at Law- series gamr). Harlan !'7 8.» S.» '.it. surprised the Henri Labqrde, with a winning throw of captain Davnp t p •: II X ^ Fiflds.p. o n II 1 school series, led the Navy Plebes by rrnccville Schonl last and Billir.g- Htibhell !'■'! 93 TO "(!.> marathon world 162 feet and Dunn and T>r.mnM n !l lln It il«i i year, NET STAR TURNS PRO. by JO'j inches, Tiemann.p :t O | 5 to 3. Tuesday. fa- iam, crack back at the same school, Totals beating many Gray gathered 11 more points in the Central vs. Mount St. 487 4".i> 425 l.."H Totals.. 27 10 IN 7 Total*. .24 0 IN x In the hall" of the sixth, which was are those who have their Jossph'3 at CHARLOTTE. N. C.. May 27 mous runners to discus. emong pasred Ba CENTRAL. P K. S Tot-ls. n'aved, Tcch had scored two runs and itimoic. Cob Crossland. Charlotte tennis finish fourth last Score by innings: mental examinations for the Naval McGarit^ 1 «»•» !>4 sii 28n lanky Southern California's winner 1 only Navy 2 4 0 O 2 O—N had only one out. so ihe Dl-tri. t cham- Alexandria High vs. Lee-Jack::n High n. Davis it'" !'i 8i> 277 rtnr. has turned professional by accept- is the 1 Academy. year, only was Bob Lyon, in the 110-meter Army u 1 O O 1 2—4 at FMer Stl 71 high pions easily showed their superiority. other athletes who also have Lee-Jackson. 'i7 "51 ing a position as instructor at Myers one of Washing- In which his <2>. Dnnnis, Among W. Davis ».'t 8(1 7- 25I hurdles. teammate. Jeddy Runs—Knapper <2». Kossler The game was one of the athletic Central vs. Western Rock Creek Fark Country Club. ton's sizeable Borries. Piatt, Van Arsdall. Conway. Lewis, parsed are Willard Dye. Washington Thomas 95 73 7!» group Welsh, was the victim of a bad fall mid- events which ushered In June week at Courts t public high school series cf contenders who J Caughey. 1>kk. Errors—Kossler. Davenport, athlete, and A1 Cox. 100-pound center way in the race. This was one of the Cauahey. Huns batted in—Masterson the Naval Academy. match). Totals 7485 423 :U>7 1,305 is | of (he North Carolina freshmen last taking things few Trojan setbacks, as the champions \ Kossler. Dannis <2>. Pratt. Gadrow. Puoua. The fourth was Tech's Lece Two-base hits—Masterson «•!». Three- b'g Inning, year and also a basket ball center. Wednesday. eat}- In prepara- came otherwise in fine through style, j base h!ts--Dannis. Pratt Lets. .Sacrifice*— the visitors piling up three runs on tion for the June Mount St. Joseph's vs. Central on MORELAND GOLF VICTOR. BASE BALL They placed two point winners in the Dannis, Davenport. 8toien bases—Brown. three hits, an error and some good ™DPA„Y > Central 17 test Dewhurst is ("light. He keeps 100, 400, the high hurdles, the broad Lewis. Left on bases—Navy. 4; Army. f>. base courts (tennis). HOUSTON. Tex., May 27 OP).—Gin AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK Double plays—Davrnport and Kossler. Struck running. In constant shape and needs little extra the and the In the i Dallas amateur, shot j jump, high jump javelin, j out—By Davenport. 7; by Tiemann. 2. Base second. Tech started Its scor- CARDS' OLD WALLOP Friday. Moreland, two he for the marathon! J over training, holds, To show how well balanced the Trojan on balls- Off Fields. 1. off Davenport. 2. ing 011 Nau's triple and Beach's single j i par for 28 holes today to retain vs. Hit by >. DourIoss vs. Dunbar in Walker Washington Philadelphia distance. *as, U. S. C. tallied 21 pitcher—By Davenport «Conway Wheeler's double, his steal of third and High the Texas Golf Association strength points [ Hit*—Off Fields. in 1 innings off Tie- ! champicn- "I trained too hard for the Boston 2j Stadium. a j In the track events and 24 in the field mann, 4 in 4 V-. innings. Loving pitcher— Robertshaw's wild throw brought in FLATTENS PHILLIES j "-hip. He scored 9-and-8 victory over TICKETS ON SALE AT PARK run," he said "and was ! yesterday, features. Fields. Umpires- Bob Clarkp and Roy Tech's final run. Saturday. Harold Oohn of Houston in the sched- At 9:00 A.M. forced out of the race with cramps. ! Green? Tune of game—i hour and uled 36-hole final. The only champion to retain his title minutes. Tech AB. H O A. Plebe* AB H. O A I to rest for a .t 0 o Mount St. Joseph's vs. Western at intend entirely almost outright was Pete Zaremba of New i Sulltv'n.lb x Prntt.:jb.. '! o 0 .'i **eek The Star's run." F Nau.^b 3 10 1 Entler.*!b '! O '2 'I Frisch, Collins, Medwick, Wilson Western (tennis). preceding York in the hammer throw, EST POINT, N. Y„ 27 t/P).— :: o University May France.'ib. o 1 Schw'n'r.^f 'A 1 3 O I Central vs. Baltimore at Wheele»\ss .*{ *2 o '2 'l City College although Bill Graber of Southern Call- : Piling up a heavy advantage in s«vford.«s 1 1 Have Field at Bat in Baltimore | 8.Nan.If :t 1 I o T.King.lb '! II ft o Day (tennis). fornla shared honors in the the field events. track team top pole Army's Thomas.c. '2 1 ft I E.King.If.rf'? 1 1 o Central vs. Western (golf). LUCAS'PINCH HOMER vault for the second straight year. defeated Navy. 76 to 50. today in the Beach.rf. 1 o o Krogh.rf.lf 2 0 1 oj 10-to-l j Vernxtn.cf 'I o 1 n R b'Uh'w.c *i o I o Victory. first dual meet between the two service i 0 Elgin.p.. •: o academies since 1927. Serrton.p. o o \» J Leach's Scoring clean in the discus Totals H15 • Total*. 21 4 16 8 HICKS WINS FOR REDS, 4-3 sweeps By the Associated Press. TRIMS ORCUTT and 100-yard dash. won Tech High o 1 o .'I 1—.', I. C. 4-A Army eif^ht a j o LOUIS. 27.—Unloosing Champs events against five for Navy. The Navy Plebes I ] O 1—it May pole as of old. vault resulted in a tie. R una—Wheeler «'!>. S Nan. Thomas. ST.powerful batting attack IN METRO Beach. Entler. GOLF FINAL Ctots Firit Circuit Clout in Home W. H. of Seyford. Sexton. Errors- the St. Louis Cardinals buried the Newton Navy and Bruce | France. Wheeler <*!>. S Nau. Auto Elgin. By th* Associated 4"r«s. Seyford. last Phillies under an avalanche Epler of Armv tied for individual hon- E Kins. Roberlshav/. Tv.o-ba^e hit— place Park to Send in Two Rum stadium, cam- ors. each with eight points. Newton Wheeler Three-base hit —S. Nau. Home of hits today and tock the second j run—8evford. Sacrifice hit — Pratt. Stolen of 10 to 1. Plays Best Game in Home Stretch — won the game the series, Harvardbridge, Mass., May 27 220-yard dash and placrd sec- bases — Wheeler rj). Thomas. Beach. of Cards Phil Collins for in Front Him. crov.ned in the ond in the low hurdles in which Navy ! Schrener. E. King. Struck out- By Elgin. The pounded Champions 4 four to Overcome 3-Hole Lead. Brake i scored its onlv won Passed ball—Robertshaw. Double plays 14 hits and fight runs in the first A. A. A. sweep. Epler the — fifty-seventh intercollegiate | Entler to Seyford to T. King. 8exton to BRAKE 120 hurdles and was innlngr, while Plckrcl held the locals A. track and field rmet today, to- high second In the Entler to T. King. Elgin to F. Nau to Sulli- 8-Footer NC the Assoc uted Press. van. to four hits and two runs in the re- Clinches. TE STI By gether with their broad jump, but was shut out of the I Umpire—Mr. Brockman Baltimore). performances. Time of game—1 hour 1ft minutes. Service Co. May 27.—Red Lucas, Track events: low hurdles when he hit one of the maining four innings. I barriers. The Cards six doubles and two CINCINNATI.serving in his occasional role as a 100 meters—Richard Hardy. Cor- got Word Hardman. Frisch. J Collins, Medwick and CITY. N. J., May 27 — Sav- pinch-hitter, gave the Reds a 4-to-3 ! nell. 0:10.8. Navy's crack miler. triples. Not Ju»t Place won his in Wilson each made three hits. Frisch her best for the home Any over the Dodgers for 200 meters—Howard Jones, Penn- specialty 4:19.8 but finished AND GARDENing golf >197 If Cf WW victory Brooklyn HARVARD YALE — third to Graham and and Wilson hit two doubles each, while stretch, Helen Hicks. former na- on K Street But I IV Il.ff. a cltan sweep of their series todav. sylvania. 0 12.3. Proctor of Army, i j 01. who ran a dead Medwick a and a tional title holder, defeated her Lucas, batting for Rollie Hemsley in i 400 meters—James Luvalle. U. C. heat for first place. got double triple. old Blil of Armv won Bill in his sixth rival. Maureen Orcutt of the sixth, hit the first home run he L. 0:46 9. Ryan the most ex- PLAY 7-7 POLO Hallahan, gaining Englewood. A, j TILT N. 2 rJtins? race of the day, the 2-mile, com- victory of the season, let the visitors J.. up. in the 36-hole final rouni ever has made in the home park in! fiOO meters—William Bcnthron, i ins from third in the stretch down with hits. of the Women's golf eight years with the R'ds and drove in Princeton, 1:53.5. place to j eight Metropolitan beat Edward Marun went niuess in at the twr> runners ahead of him. Hailey of Navy and Dodd pepper toaay championship Cherry Valley Club 1,300 meters—William Bonthrcn, $495 St.irbird of to Call It a After Six 4-Wheel Brakes Navy. Agree Day five times at bat. today. The only other run off Ray Benge Princeton. 3:ov koi a Daa oreaic in Phlla. AB H O A St Louis AB H. O A Three down at the end rMiivy the sprints •* of the first teme when the Brooklyn hurlcr hit » 3.000 meters—John Ryan, Man- Chukkers and Extra Period Fullis.cf. .41 10 Martin.:tb ft <• l FORD, MODEL A when John Waybrisjht. who holds tthe 18 holes. Miss Hicks rallied to cut her Harry Rice with a pitched ball while hattan. 8:36.4. Klein.rf. 4 'I u h Kin*! .... o o o 0 o n o— par hole, Fied'ck.rf 4 1 Moore.cf. 4 1 clsion. Philadelphia o 1 Plymouth means that Buick—Stand. ii .'I Jr.velm—Horacc Odell, Manhat- (Arrnyr srcond. J. Nichol third. o o o the YOU must Stflpp.rtb. 4 1 Bot'm'v.lb :s I 1"! I | The Crimson led 5 to 3 at half Si Louis *Z o :t M •: x—lo New Jersey girl taking 4. 4 l l <1 :! l I u tan. 205 feet 1 inch. Stanley Lonning 'Army). T:ine -1 !».H Rec- time, Dodge—D.D.-6 be satisfied, "Wihon.lt. Hafey.lt ords Runs—Lee. Frlsch <:t». Orsatti. J. Col- -ind WE 4 o 3 'J u 2 4 but the Ells tied the count in the fourth j Studebal-.er Diet, Cue n'lo.'lb O'nt'in.'Jb Hammer—Pete.- Zaremba, New lins Allen. Medwick. Wilson. Runs Durant (Small) will make YOU so. even 3 :i u ,'S 1 USD-YARD BUN—Graham lArmy) unti Jordan.es. 4 2 5 Rice.rf. chukktr. batted in—J. Ccllm*. Medwick »'*>. Allen ; and Comm. 4 111 1 ,'t 1 r> York University, 169 feet 4 inches. Prcctor iArmy• tied for first place Ward Ertkine to the extrnt cf Bis'ette.lb Mersey.es «."•». Orsatt*. Davis Wil.son. Hallohan. Two- replac- *' 1 I* 1 Hardman iNavyi. third Tine. 1 Bahvin of Yale and Capt. Nicholas Outen c. ,'t 2 2 Hcrr.'lfy.c 2 Broad jump—Henry Little, Wil- base hits — Frisch c.M. Medwick. Wilson <•.'», Estex ing lining if YOU »ro u ii MII.E HUN—Won by Ward Hardman of Harvard shared A 1st CUSS A 1st Sukef'th.c ii » ii II "Lucas. .1 1 liam ; scoring honors, each Three-base CUSS not Nath "6'' and Marj', 24 feet 4'4 inches. 'Navy): second. Wlnton Graham Lee. Hallahan. hits—Allen. Naih Lt. "6" entirely sat>fird. Special Bnnae.p 2 H n 0 Manlon.c. loot . Time. 4 innings: oft PWkrel. 4 in 4 innings Hit SIMONIZE 0 0 0 0—3 S. L. A.), 13 feet 6 inches. 15.1 Brooklyn 0 2 0 0 1 .seconds. Score by chukkers: bv pitcher—Bv Pickrel «J Collins). Losing And 6 Qts. 0 0 0 3 0 0 •»2n-YARD I.OW Cincinnati 1 0 x—4 •New world and I. C. A. A. A. A. HURDLES—Won by Yale 1 3 0 3 1 1 0—7 pitcher —P. Collins. Umpires—Messrs. Stark WAXED WEAVER Frank Whitaker second. of 25c Oil Bissonette (2). Adams. record. tNavyt: Waller ; Harvard 1 :i 1 O 1 X n—7 and Ruler. Time of game—*2 hours a»nd U Buna—Jordan. N»«tcn Rice. Morilsaey. Lucas Errors—Outen. 'NavyI: third Maurice Fitzgerald I minutes. Automatic Machine tNew I. C. A. A. A. A. record. tNavyi Time. 24.4 seconds. Goals—Yale. Snow. Baldwin <41. Secor. All All $12 Bottomley. Kolp Run* batted in—Outen Elkus: Harvard. McGuckin •:!>. Nicholas Teat* Corretponding ly 12). Bente Rice. Lucas <3i. Two- HIOH JI MP—Won by J T Bingham For. For tNavyi. A fe-t li3* inches; Mi. Penalties—Harvmd. Yale. 1. Ref- $2-3® $3.00 HuJion base hit#—Jordan. Bissonette. Bottomley. Geo-pe Vanwav and erees—J. C Rathborne and Hbrld»e Gerry. Low Home run—Lucas Sacrifices—Bottomley. Rtchard Moorman lArmy). tied tor Prices On Kolp. Double plays —Morrlssey. Orant- Son Sees second. .1 feet 1ttJ4 inches. Nath Adv. "6" Complete to Grant- BROAD JUMP—Won by Robert H Mr- EXPERT AUTO Cart Not ham to Bottomley Morrlssey Slugger $ Oakland Lifted ham: Bottomley to Morrlssey. Left on Reay tNavyi. 22 feet 4 inches: second, Hydraulic Service rsnice Epler 'Ariryt. 22 fee' 2 inches: bases—Brooklyn. 4: Cincinnati, x. Base third. | Rrflllinl. Blrertinr and As Not John (Navy. 21 PAINTING 15 on Bente. 3: of! flhaute. 1 oft Hero, Cline feet T'« inches Willys-Knight balls—Off. Papa ! NOTICE RenUrint of Part» 1. Smirk out—By Bente. 1: b» Kolp. POLE VAULT-—Ronpld Mnrtin 'Army ss Kslp. n Tex. I/P).—Every father is e id W. G. Cameron tArmyi tied for firs, AUTO I. Hits—Oft Bente. in ii inmnts Shauie. HupmobiU 1 In 2 inmr.t' Hit by Bitched ball—By DALLAS.supposed to be a hero to his son, ploee, 12 left t; inches. R M Metcalf and Special Proposition BODY AND FENDER GARAGE OFFICIAL »? D for third CUSTOM BUILT Buick—Matter Bente iRicei. Losint pitcher—Bene' Um- but Tcm Jenkins. Dallas Rar.doiph (Navy), tied place. BRAKEBAND pires—Messrs. McCrew and Pflrman Time outfielder, 12 feet. I o4 tame—2 hours and 1 minute. who formerly wore the Texas Ljtguc JAVELIN—Won by .Toseph MacWilllam To Your Car. REPAIRING SERVICE tArmyi. lHt» feet 4'a inches: second. George TAXI DRIVERS VERY RATES swat crown, doesn't with m» 6- Individual Pattern!* Not Found In REASONABLE Eatman tArmyi. 1K1 feel 4'« inches: third. < ye»i-c,M h»f. Yotir Own Car Any Other Shop. GET M DONALD. V.lillSTi Kane (Navy). 172 feel Ow.il BROWNS "Which one is your daddy?" a base DISCUS—Won by John Smoller (Army), 427-9 K St. N.W. ME. 8208 l.'tl feet Inches: second. Auto Laundry PHILADBLPHIA. May 27 VP).—The ball writer Asked young Tommy when 2'» Peleer Kope- Universal Auto Co. Super sak tArmyi. l.'io feet '* inch: third. John See Mr. K&hn Top INC. 3360 M St. N.W. WE. 2378 Athletics sent he visited the press box. Armstrong lArmyi. 120 feel Philadelphia today fl'«|inches. 201S 14th St. N.W. Two Block# to the 8t. Louis "I don't know where is. SHOT PIT—Won by Richard Moorman 2312-20 Opposite SERVICE Pitcher Hank McDonald Daddy but North of « Oorbr'x (Armyi. 40 feet .V« inehai: aacond. J. DEcatur 5309 them In Detroit Zeke" (Zekt Bo- D. H Rail rirk AfUkrr> Browns. He will join there"—pointing—"is Johnson. 45 feet 10 Inches, third. Jack 610 St. N.E. G#Orgm tomorrow. nura, slugging first baseman). Armstrong iNavf>, 44 te»Pi Inch**. 5