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■ ■-- —.. ■ .— ...... - — ...... —■ — 1-—...— ■ — A — — -- — .. ————— Red Sox, Cubs Rated Navy Downs Harvard Sports Program Tigers, in Great Year, For Local Fans Second Finishers On at TODAY. Break World Diamond, 9-5; . Eight Washington vs. Boston Bees, In Flag Chases Lacrosse, 14-0 Orlando, Fla. Swimming Marks TOMORROW. Baseball. Placed Pull Two Nats, Sixth, Seen Middies Stick Washington vs. Boston Bees, Runnersup in League, Ga. Troublesome; Giants Rallies as Bruckel Savannah, Prominent in Other Yale at Georgetown, 3. Are Uncertain Lot Commands on Slab Maryland vs. V. M. I., Lexing- Big Competitions ton, Va. Press. By DILLON GRAHAM, By the* Associated TUESDAY. PRINCETON, N. J.. April 8 — Associated Press Feature Service Sports ANNAPOLIS, April 8—Navy loosed Baseball. Princeton swimmers broke or tied Writer. in the third and 17 bombardments Washington vs. Boston Bees, records, 8 of them world marks, NEW YORK. April 7.—After a fourth innings today to take a 9-5 Charlotte, N. C. during the 1938-39 season, a check- tour of baseball's spring training decision from the Harvard baseball Pittsburgh at Georgetown, 3. up shows. Swimming to second Palmetto which I behind the stellar of in the Eastern belt, during gath- team flinging Maryland vs. Washington and place Intercollegiate ered a handful of sandspurs. a sun- Jerry Bruckel. Lee, Lexington, Va. League, third in the national col- an and burned face and occasional curt Bruckel weakened in the ninth to Washington-Lee at Bethesda- legiates fifth in the national A. I'm sold on Harvard runs but A. U. the nod from the managers. let tljree across, Chevy Chase, 3:30. meet, Tigers also gained 16 individual or the Yankees and the Reds. held command throughout the rest St. Albans at Rockville, 3:30. medley champion- I'm convinced the of the game. ships. race will be closer than a miser's Harvard failed to behind the WEDNESDAY. Capt. Dick Hough, breast-stroke; fist. And that the runners until the ninth, dropping Baseball. A1 Vande Weghe. back-stroke, and teams will be bunched, too—bunched half a dozen chances to score when Washington vs. Boston Bees, the 300-yard medley relay team of together behind the Yanks. Bruckel handcuffed them in the Griffith Stadium, 3. Hough, Vande Weghe and Ned That, by the way. is a good place clutches. Boston College at Maryland, 4. Parke or Hank Van Oss accounted went for the bulk of the laurels. to be. If you were in front of the Navy sluggers to work on THURSDAY. shattered five world Yanks you'd probably get your ears Charlie Brackett. Harvard starting Baseball. Hough marks knocked off. , in the third, and chased and included the Eastern intercol- Washington vs. Boston Bees, across six runs on two walks and six legiate and N. C. A. A. and Yanks Like Money In Bank. Griffith Stadium, 3. 200-yard bingles. the A. A. U. 220-yard breast-stroke As a precautionary note, before Michigan at Georgetown, 3. Navy collected three more runs off titles among his honors. At present you rush out and wager the family Slim Turner, Harvard relief Track. the Tiger captain holds the world's on remember I hurler, dime my forecasts, vs. Alexan- in the next canto. Eastern Episcopal, best times of 2:18.8 for the 200-yard gave you Fighting Fox in last year's dria. also defeated Harvard at breast-stroke in a short-course pool, Derby. Navy la- crosse, 14 to 0, the Middies Tennis. 2:22 for 200 yards in a regulation i My latest report from Churchill being I on both attack and at Maryland, 4. pool and 0:59.9 for 100 yards at regu- Downs, if you're still interested, is impressive de- Michigan feme. lar lengths. that Fighting Fox just passed the GROUNDED—This Penn State FRIDAY. harvard. ah h po. a Vande Weghe included among his stickman with his feet in the Johns. 2b. .{ Baseball. three-quarter pole.) 2 ] o marks and titles a world record of Gannett, cf. _ 5 n The Yankees are not sure things. when he i i Michigan at Maryland. 4. air got the worst of it Grondahl. .'lb. _,_ 4 o o ,‘l 9:59.4 for the 100-vard back-stroke. Neither is money in the bank. Lou Lupien ib. _ 5 :i 0 St. Albans at Charlotte Hall. 12 He also won Eastern and national tried to get the ball away Hoye. if. _ 5 n Gehrig, the old Iron Hoss, has 1 2 Wilson at Bethesda-Chevy Tully. If. __ 4 n o' from Heil 1 intercollegiate championships in the slowed down to a trot. Gomez and Maryland's George Keyps, ss. _ 4 n 2 2 Chase. dorsal event, but was un- Puhon. c. 4 l 5 i ; 150-yard Ruffing are a year older. But Pitch- Jim Meade (55) and Bill at Rockville. <54>, Brackett p. _ 1 n o :i Gaithersburg i able to compete in the A. A. U. event. Hildebrand and Wes Fer- Turner, p. ___ 2 O O ers Oral Cole (30». He also lost 2 Fairfax at Jefferson. The trio pos- *Soltz _ O o o 0 Tiger medley posted rell and Charles Keller 1 session of the ball in the Tennis. 2:51.9 as its final time for 300 yards, should take game Totals _.*47 H 24 17 and Joe Gallagher up American U. at Johns Hopkins. thus shattering previous world team to the NAVY. AB. H PO. A. any slack. The Yanks still are tops his dropped Terps, marks also Thompson, ss. _ 5 0 1 1 belonging to the Nas- me. SATURDAY. with 18 to 2, yesterday at College McGuinness 2b. _ 4 1 2 .'4 sau men. Cooke ,lb. -.5 2 :4 1 The others may wind up like this: Baseball. Park in the final of twin bill. Niles, rf. _ .'i 2 1 0 vs. Boston. Mann. cf. ___ 4 2 .'4 o Washington Baltimore, beat 2 10 Detroit. Maryland the Virginia Powell. If. __4 Griffith Stadium. 3. Wooding lb. 4 1 9 o Take Cleveland. Poly trackmen, 85 to 41, to Anderson, c.__4 1 7 O Michigan at Maryland. 1. May Larger Bass Bruckel. p. _ 4 10 4 Chicago. start matters off. G. W. Freshmen vs. Heurich

_ 11 27 ■■—■■■-- — ...... — Totals *'47 9 In New York Washington. j»- Brewers, Ellipse. Now St. Louis. Score by Innings Harvard 000 110 00.'4—5 7 5 Lacrosse. ALBANY. N. Y.. April 8— Gov. Philadelphia. Navy nod .'loo nnx—9 11 l St. John's at Maryland, 3:30. | Runs—Johns (2». Gannett. Lupien. Lehman has signed the Lupton bill, Bosox Long Shots to Lead. Soltz McGumness <2). Cooke <2‘. Niles ; Track. increasing from 12 inches to 16 Terrapins Slaughter * 21 Mann Anderson Bruckel. Errors— Sox. The Red paced by Battling Woodine. Johns Grondahl Hove. Tully. I Maryland vs. V. M. I„ Lexing- inches the size of striped bass that in—Cooke Mann Champion Jimmy Foxx. are a good Fuiton Runs batted <2>, j ton. may be taken in New York State, Yanks. >2*. Powell Woodm?. Lupien c*4>. Hoye. ! long-shot bet to stop the Tuo-ba'-e hits—Lupien. Johns. Mann, i Tennis. It was argued that taking of bass — j Boston has the V. P. I. Nine, 22-5, Anderson. Three-base hit Mann. Sacri- j definitely pennant I Richmond at Maryland. 2. I at 12 inches interfered with repro- the flrp hit—Thompson plavs— 1 bug. Pitching has handcuffed Cooke to McGuinness to Wooding. Johns Wayne at American U., 2. duction of the species. Red Sox and. taking a gambler's to Lupien Lef' on bases—Harvard. J 1 Navy, s Base on balls—Off Brackett. 2: chance. traded two stars. As Foes Help off Turner l off Bruckel. :i Struck out— Ben Chapman and Third By Turner. 2 by Brackett. 2 by Bruckel. ! 7 Hits- Off Brackett. 7 in 2'n innings: ; Baseman Pinky Higgins, to get off Turner 4 in inning off Bruckel. aid—Dennis Galehouse, Combine Heavy 7 in 9 innings Wild pitch—Brackett. twirling Hitting Passed balls—Fulton Cl*. Winning pitch- Elden Auker and Jake Wade. They’re r—Bruckel Losing pitcher—Brackett. With Gobblers' Poor Umpires—Messrs. Brockman and Sippel. strictly no fireballs, but may be mighty helpful. Work on Defense Pos. Harvard «0>. Navy Ml*. Outfielder and In- G. Hanford _ James P __ Livingston _ Carey to be fielder Jim Tabor are likely By the Associated Press. C. P Wilcox _Bergrer rookie but they'll hardly F. D B’otner __ Harty sensations, __ BLACKSBURG, Va„ April 8.— S D. Tonner .._ Welch knock in as many runs as Chapman C. Willard __ Mason University of Maryland's baseball S A. Zouck __ Sellers and Higgins. F A Halstead _ Miller Detroit will be dangerous if team combined heavy hitting with O H. Riecken Refo I. H. Hammond_ Hedrick Freddy Hutchinson and Schoolboy loose Tech to- fielding by Virginia Score bv periods: Hf'« your dog- Rowe both have great seasons, day and slaughtered the Gobblers, Harvard _0 0 0 O— 0 j Navy 1 :i 4 H—14 broken in your way Freddy is the year's high-priced 22 to 5. Behr. Substitutions: Harvard Gilbert. — trained to be recruit, but his slants didn't puzzle Tech's riime-a-dozen hurlers all Ierardi. Childs. Sullivan. Bird Navy—Gil- down South. Outfield more Munson. Merrimcer Simmons. Hend- your* personally. anyone punch appeared like Cousin Elmer to the rix. Shaffer Seaman. Bulfinch. Blandm. and catching finesse is lacking. clouting Terps, who poled out 16 Castelio. G Moore. Fox looks Scoring Navy—Hendrix (2*. Miller f2>. Rookie Frank Croucher good hits, including a home . two Refo C41. Moore (2*. Simmons. Mason <2*. Hitter Castelio. Seaman. at shortstop and j triples and four doubles. and Rudy York > The visitors batted around in the should knock in a pile of runs. first inning, getting six hits and as Nats May Offer Headaches. many runs and the Teehmen never salvo. J. C. Paces Even an anticipated great year1 recovered from this opening Wynkoop for Bob Feller won't keep Cleveland Md AB H O A Vfi.Tcch AB H O A ft ft 5 4 4 the skids if A. C'b’s.2b 4 J Reed. 2b 1 from 's; Kn'pl y lb ft .*5 ft ft Cobb.:5b 5 *2 ft 4 arm remains troublesome. The Rob't s'n .'ib 2 1 ft B low.If p 5 1 ft 2 c a.:5b 4 ft ft ft Dorvin'lf. 2 <* 1 ft Trophy Trapshoot B'e others shouldn't cause much worry, Keller.rf 5 :5 *2 ft Ben'ett.rf 5 1 *2 ft although Washington may offer an Johns'n.ss 7 ft 2 < Mast.ss 2 ft ft 1 Crisaf'Ul 2 2 2 ft M Leod.ss 1 ft ft l occasional headache if Buckv Har- Maisel.If 25 ft 1 ft Trice.If 4 1 15 ft At Gun Club ft ft 4 2 2 ft ris finds a winner among his Cuban C C’b's.cf 5 l Pierce.c 1 ft ft ft Sampson.c 25 ft 25 1 Culver.cf Dr. J. C. won the first colony. Burns.c 5 2 1* ft Boswell 1 ft ft ft Wynkoop the National out- THREE AT A TIME—Mason Chronister, Jim Kehoe and Joe Peaslee. all of Maryland, finished W ding r.p ft 2 1 4 Horne p ft ft ft 1 leg on the Cadillac Trophy with a Here's League Becker p 1 ft <» O 1 23 in the event look: abreast in the mile run against V. P. I. While their time of 4:37 was not fast, due to not being Spain.p ft •» ft 25-target handicap yesterday at the weekly trapshoot Cincinnati. it was a meet record. —Star Staff Photos. Totals 5ft lft 27 8 Totals 258 8 27 15 pressed, of the Washington Gun Club. The Chicago. • Batted for SJpain in fourth. New York. Score by innings; trophy will be in competition for Maryland H1 4 25»>2 ft‘24—22 10 weeks, with the shooter holding Pittsburgh. Va Tech <>02 ft.’ift ftftft— 5 St. Louis. most wins gaining permanent pos- Princeton's Stickmen A. Cantrell Heads Rune—A. Chamhris i4». Knepley <4). Boston. J. Robertson. Bergoechca <2). Keller <25*. session. Johnson. Crisafull Burns i:i>. Weidinger The shoot under . I25*. Reed. Cobb <2*. Barlow. Bennett. Er- regular 50-target rors—Johnson <*.’ >. Reed <2*. Barlow. Mast the grab-bag system was taken dv Philadelphia. Trice Boswell. MacLeod. 'G' Club's <2>. Weidinger. William Britt, whose 44 was the Beaten <4>. The Reds may win by the margin Off Early by Varsity Runs batted in—Robertson. Keller Johnson <:{». Crisafull. Burns. Weidinger number drawn. Walter S. Wilson of a redbug's snout. So far as I can <2). Kneplev. Bengoechea. Bennet;. Bar- was with 49. determine they're the only contend- low 125). Two-base hits—Robertson. Kel- high j ler.‘2: Crisafull. Kneplry. Three-base hits Next week a miss-and-out contest I ers who’ve themselves.1 Mt. Fete Committee strengthened Washington —Bennett Burns. Keller Home runs— f The Breodmoo Barlow. Weidinger. —A. Chum- is scheduled, with shooters compet- They've got hitting, fine fielding and Press. By the Associated University's varsity bris. Knepley. 2. —Reed to for a offered the best Georgetown ing trophy by Parker probably tossing. 8 —Fred Stie- MacLeod to Trice. Sacrifice hits—Robert- BALTIMORE, April “G" dinner be held 27 at son. Bengoechea. Left on Cook, former of the club. An able-bodied Lee Grissom and | will April bases—Mary- president ber and his nine Mount Washing- land. ft: Tech. 8. Base on balls—Off Horne. One re-entry in this event will be an improved Whitey Moore should i the Willard Hotel with Joseph A. 1; off Becker. 2: off Spain. 2: off Barlow ton mates had too much speed and 1: off Weidinger. 1. Struck out—By permitted. bolster a crack corps that includes | finesse for Princeton today and the Cantrell, prominent local attorney Horne. 1: by Becker. 1: by Spain. 2: bv Summaries: Paul Derringer,, Johnny Vander Weidinger. '. Hits—Off Horne. 5 in in- were beaten in a lacrosse and member of the Gen- ning; off Becker. • in off The in- Tigers Maryland ’•» inning: Spain. Meer and Bucky Walters. 2 in 1 inning: 25 in 25 Walter S. Wilson_4J* 22 7 to 3. oq Barlow innings. field looks better with Bill Werber game. eral Assembly, as general chairman. Wild pilch—By Spain, 25: bv Becker. 1. Parker Cook _4s 21 Stieber, in home for the Hr by pitcher—Burns and A. Chumbris. C Oliver 4»i playing in Dr J. C. at third. The “G" dinner first was held by Becker and Barlow Sampson, bv Weiri- Wynkoop _ 45 23

scored five of — Julius national champions, mger. Passed ball Sampson. Boswell. Marcey __ 45 17 Cubs Don’t Look Stronger. and now is one of the out- William Britt the victors' For the first pe- 1924, Losing pitcher—Horne. . Messrs. _I 44 21 I doubt that the Cubs are stronger. goals. Stanley. Time—2:10. Kelley Wynkoop_ 42 20 in the run- ! its kind in Wash- James M. Green didn't riod Princeton stayed standing events of _Z-ZZ~ 30 IS The loss of Bill Jurges help. Dr A. V Parsons_II 3S 22 ning and was behind but one point, J It has here such Wynkoop __ The Giants rate no better than ington. brought ~ 30 M. Pullian 3 to 2, going into the second Von Briton _ 30 third until it is known whether athletic figures as Knute Rockne, Cramm, Top J. A. Alexander_18x*25 II A"£ quarter. « Hubbell and Schumacher can pitch. Gene Bill Bill In- Stieber and under Tunney, Roper, ■ youRs its chance last company got U. S. Tennis Pair f • p Pittsburgh fumbled • way then, however, and dominated graham, Jock Sutherland, Mai Stev- By the Associated year and likely wron't threaten again. Press. *t the the Boston has added power, perhaps play. ens and many others. Because ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. April 8 — Terps /y '/fjfl?S0**UY p, Pos. Mt. Wash. (7). Princeton (3). (Continued From E-l.) at the expense of its defense. Brook- BANQUET BOSS—Joseph A. Georgetown in the last year has had Baron Gottfried von Cramm. former Page G. F Stnde_ Turner should be a trifle improved. German Davis Cup star, and G. P. *"‘'*oS S“p lyn P. Weitzel_ Wynne local and the most successful season in Cantrell, attorney sports Charles Allen were for Branch Rickey said the Cards could CP. W Siude_Stewart Hughes, one-time member of Brit- outstanding FD. Kneip _ Thomas the schools the affair this the each k,n9/„f finish anywhere from first to ! member of the Maryland Gen- history, ain's international team, today de- Terps, making three goals. 8.D. Beacham_Higginbotham Track summaries: seventh, and that still goes. A com- | C. Beller_ Green year is expected to surpass all others. feated the American combination of eral who is Mile run—Won S A. Guild _ Munkenbeck Assembly, general In dead heat by Joe on fifth would be Cantrell graduated with honors Don McNeill and Charles Harris. Pea.slee. Mason He’s another until he's broken- promise position FA. Neilson _ Naylor Chromster and Jim Kehoe. just dog trained, O chairman of the annual Law School finals Maryland, Time. 4:37 imeet record! a good estimate. H. Darrell_J. King from the Georgetown 6—2. 6—2, 6—1. in the doubles IH _ 4 Ill-yard dash—Won by Alan then he becomes Stieber Findley had a tourna- Miller. in, your way, yours personally. Even an old-time dentist like Doc Georgetown U. Varsity G din- in 1922, and since then has of the international tennis Maryland; second. Gene Ochsenreiter. Score by periods: — is em- Maryland: third. Vernon Miller, Maryland. Most like best Prothro has found the Phillies have ner to be held at the Willard colorful legal career. He ment. things men pipes, guns, horses, Mount Washington_3 13 n—7 Time, :•>] to fill. ployed in the legal division of the McNeill and Von Cramm will play ion-yard dash—Won Joe too many cavities Princeton _2 0 1 0—3 Hotel April 27. by Murphy. even lounge chairs, require breaking-in before Treasury Department and has tried for the singles championship tomor- Maryland: second. Kenneth Barnes. Mary- Scoring—Stieber (51. Darrell. Neilson. —Harris & Photo. land: third. Lowe. V. P. I. Time. 10:04. ran be This was once true of Naylor. Higginbotham (2>. Substitutions— Ewing many important cases. row. 120-yard high hurdles—Won by Hermie they really enjoyed. Mount Washington. Vandenberg. Dukehart. Evans. Maryland: second. Bradshaw. V. P. but we’ve all that! Justice Team Ives. Bowman Pasarew. Adams. Webb: 1.: third. Joe Devlin Maryland Time. :lfi. shoes, too, changed Captures Princeton. Rogers. Baetjer. Arnzen. Discus—Won by Monta. V. P. I.: second. Llvesey. Cameron. V P. I ■ third. Todd, V. P. I. Smith Shoes arc crafted to be enjoyed at the Distance 119 feet. 2 inches. -—-- Table Net Pennant 880-yard run — Won btf Jim Kehoe: first All the has been, done Maryland: second. Joe Pea.slee. Maryland; step. breaking-in by table tennis third. Baldwin. V. P I. Time. 2:00.2. it is that don't Justice Department's St. John's Scores Fifth 220-yard dash—Won by Joe Murphy. craftsmen whose proud boast they team has won the championship of Maryland: second. Kenneth Barnes. Mary- land: Bradshaw V. I know how' to make shoes in a From toe to the Federal third. P. Time, hurry. League. Stick Win land: third. Bradshaw. V P. I. Time. 0:23. Straight run — The aew title holders finished six j 2-mile Won by Tommy Fields. heel, Smith Shoes are the yardstick by which all Maryland: second Draine. V. I : third. full matches ahead of the second- fly the Associated Press. P. Davis. V. P. I. Time. 10:00.4 tmeet rec- fine shoes are measured. place Aggies, the other team ord i. only ANNAPOLIS. April 8.—St. John's low to end the than 220-yard hurdles—Won by Hermie season with better took its fifth straight lacrosse vic- Evans. Maryland: second. Bradshaw. V. P. & 500 percentage. tory today in downing Dartmouth, I.: third. Joe Devlin. Maryland. Time. The final 0:25. team and individual Javelin — 11-5. throw—Won by Gordon Kluge. Here, too, is ■ loyal companion a standings: Maryland: second. Monta. V. P. I.; third. The Johnnie defense functioned can for com- Team Miller, V. P. I. Distance. 177 feet 7 shoe you rely oa perfect Won Lost, Team Won Lost inches Justice 23 well, holding the Indians scoreless fort. It has the inbrCfl smartness, the War 40 45 Pole vault—Won P. I : sec- Agriculture .01 by Ellis. V. 29 Interior 29 50 half. ond. tie between Demuro lines of a You'll Archives 44 in the first and Harrison. clean champion. 40 r j ji_21 69 V. P. I. Height. 12 feet. A midfield carried wear this trim custom last of second-string High jump—Won by Ed Miller. Mary- proudly Individual Leaders. the burden in the last half and land: second, tie between Kluge. Maryland, Black Alpine Calf. Call for No. 428. and Ellis. V. P. I. Height, t> feet 2 inches roster (Justice! allowed the Northerners to mark IgSt 921' up (meet record). YOU CAN’T WEAR OUT THEIR LOOKS five tallies. Broad jump—Won by Joe Murphy. Mary- GVadm™r;A*rlCUl,Urf' «2 land: second. Francis Kenney. Maryland: Bradford 1® (Justice) _ 30 '057 Pos. Dartmouth (5). 8t. John's (111. third. J. Holloway. Maryland. Distance. Wells (Agriculture) o? _37 ’0*27 0. ... Hastings _ Todd 22 feet H1, inches. SheDDard (Justice) _~ 34 00 Shotput—Won E '009 P. ... Case _8hawn by Morris. Maryland: at these Smith Smart Shoe dealers Elsey (Interior) 00 This Model, end Many Others, 35 C. P_Baker _Archie second. A. Miller. V. P. 1.; third. Monta, Kloeber (Agriculture) _37 01 *94 V. P. I. 39 feet P. _ Ma17. Distance. 214 Inches. Beyer (War) D_Hoskinson 30 >2 500 8 D_Sinclair_ McQueen Lacrosse Wilson (R. E. A.)_20 To summary: ‘513 C. _Sterling _MacMillan Pos. Maryland. WASHINGTON. D. C. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Ross (Archives) _ 24 Penn State. 04 S A. Catharine Reeves 11 _Ball G. —-—Grier -Meyer (Archives) _ 10 470 D. Kaufman, Inc. Co. F A_Merriam _ Buck P._J. I. Stevens-Shepherd Wilson (Interior) _12 10 Mueller_Carter '310 Fuller _ Sntbbe O H. C.P-L. Mueller_Cowan 1005 Pennsylvania A ve., N.W HARRISONBURG, VA. 1. H. Kenner _Medford F.C_Mulitz_Drake by Score quarters: S D-Todd -Ritter HAGERSTOWN, MD. B. Ney & Sons A's Farm Two Dartmouth ..0 0 1 4— 5 C.-Cole_,_Cramer Rookies St John's 4 2 2 .'1—11 S.A-Meade_Defalco Bilcle'a Shoe Shop ORANGE. VA. Substitutions: Dartmouth — Johnson. F.A_Nevares_ Buser Craiton & Sparks, Inc. To Southern Brown. Jackson. Baker. Hosmer. Van OH_Stexton_Riddell LANCASTER. PA. League Mater. St John's—Hamilton. King. Hill. I.H._Hewitt_Coskery CHARLESTON, W. VA. By the Associated Press. Ruhl, Mowell. Cubbage Staylor. Reynolds. Score by periods: Wilbur & Martin Shoe Co. (3). Harmon, Isaac & Martin Scoring: Dartmouth—Catharine Maryland _9 4 8 «—18 ^ ATLANTA, April 8.—Connie Mack Fuller (2>. St. John's—Buck (3), Med- Penn State_(I 0 0 2— 2 ford (5). Snibbe (2). MacMillan. YORK. PA. MART1NSBURG. W. VA. released two rookies to minor Goals—Maryland: Meade (3). Hewitt (3). Allen (3). Navares. Hell. Bond. Todd. Lehmayer's Inc. Fiery 's Shoe Store league clubs today. Cole. Sexton. Lawrence. Garrett. J. Mueller. The and to Penn State: Coskery. Wuenschel. players their destina- Terrors Rivals OUT AT THIRD—Vermont’s Right Fielder Lawrence was the victim of teammate Boucher’s tap Substitutes—Maryland: Garrett. Muncks. tions are: Babe Barna, outfielder, Seeking seen Brand Bond. Badenhoop. Forrester. Hell. the which Johnny Smith picked up and threw to George Pajak, who is Widener. Lawrence. Allen. Penn State: All lovers will want a ol this booklet. Its to Chattanooga of the Southern Georgetown pitcher, dog copy Chase Terrors are seek- Blair. Krause. — Chevy Board. Genther. Hess. Hauth. FREE •( all Smith Smart Shoe dealers or write here the ball on the runner. The play came in the fourth inning of the game at the Hoyas’ Buckman. Sham. Price. Wuenschel. League; Irving Bartling. infielder, ing insect baseball games this week. putting to Atlanta of the 1 Officials—Clem spring. St. John'a. and to the I. P. SMITH SHOE COMPANY. CHICAGO. Southern League. Call Robert Dan at Woodley 5938. diamond, which the home team won, 6-3. Carroll Barndt. Johns Hopkins.