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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-24


trestu, nemohla by opGt
byti sc mnou v pokoji? Mama,
yer, ze byla bych dlouhou chvi
Ii jiz umTela, co byla Lisa
pryc, tam nahore v tom -
kutlochu -" pri tom vsi mo-
ci musila Sc premahati, ably
nevypukla V smfch. "A pax,
vzdyt' zapomnela jsem uz sko
Iro vsecky symfonie, ktere
jsme spolu hraly ma ctyry ru-
ce. Prosim te tedy, mama,
smi Lisa opet ke mne?"
"Nu - pro mne! Ultra ra-
no DEF tedy Vasilisiny v9ci sn6
sti dolI!"
"A proc ne jeste dnes vecer,
mama?" pravila Zina veiice
lichotivym hlasem.
jest uz pozde. Ted jenom
jdete spat, deti. Ultra jiz mi-
zete zaciti spolu sve studie.
Vasilisa musi Sc vynasnaziti,
aby v tom, co jiz INA, Sc Edo.
konalila a v tom, CO jeste ne.
zna, Sc vycvicila."
Odmerenym krokem vysly
ODE divky z budoiru a vstou.
pily ruku v ruce do studovny.
Miss Juniorova neverila svym
zrakdm. Nekolik slov poucilo
il 0 stavu veci; pficina vsak,
proc Sc tax stale, byla vsem
posud tajnou.
"Vsak Sc to dozvite brzy,"
pravila Zina, objavsi svou Sc
strenici. Ted jenom jdi zas
10 sveho kutlochu a cd zitr-
ka = doufam - opustis jej
ma vzdy."
Lisa radosti zaric, cdbehla
nahoru a ihned dala Sc do skla
dani svych veei, ably pri pro-
citnuti rano mohla je ihned
odnaSeti. Pri teto sve praci
pojednou byla prekvapena Ju-
stinou, vstoupivsi do pokoje.
Go to delate, slecno Vasi-
iiso?" tazala sc svym sla-
d'ounkym hlasem.
"Stehuji Sc, slecno Justine! !!
pravila Vasilisa, napodobic je-
il rec.
V prekvapcni sklesly Justi-
ne ruce.
IVY Sc stehujete? A kan?
Prece nebudete nit svatbu v
poster"
"To 81 take myslim, ze ne!
Ostatne - nebudu Sc ami vda
vati, slecno Justine. Jestli va
Sc srdce jevi takove lcasten-
stvi. prosim muzete 81 po-
drzeti pana Cudesova pro Sc
be; on zajiste vam da nara
mex. kteryz ma rozkaz tetin-
ky prave jsem mu pos'ala ma
zpet."
Justina byla bez sebe.
Jake! Hrabenka zruSila
tento shatek tax chytre navle-
ceny bez jeji vedomosti? Kdo
to asi zpusobil?
"Ale - jak vas to zlobi!"
pravila Lisa zlomyslne, chtic
pomstiti sc "a veskere dvou-
masicni trampoty. "Mela jsem
snad byti opatrnejsi pri I'VE
stovani vam teto novinky pro
mne TAX radostne. Nechcete
snad sklenci vody pro posilne
nou?"
JuStina V roZechveni Sc
vzchopila.
''To nemuze byti, Wy dovo-
lujete 81 nevhodny zert! Okla
mite muslin k hrabence."
'Nedivim Sc ovSem vasemu
pfekvapeni. Stalo Sc neco, v
Gem Wy nemohla jste 81 omocit
svuj nosicek. Tetince vsak asi
malo zalichotite. Teknete-li il,
ze rozhodnuti jeji povazujete
"a nevhodny zert. Co sc mne
tyce, bud'te bez starosti -
ia to nevyzradim! -"
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OF N A M K Y
PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc fadna divks ma do
maci praci, ktera uni vafit q
domluvi sc anglicky. BlizM sc
sdeli ' adm. I. listu. 5-24
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I "WsW StctOsN
Mce. Pravid. We.
lkosti | prO sn.
n&iSi xaRv. yelk.
s2-s4. zadnv
pfiDIatek DrO
r3tSi DOstavy. -
Model. einici W-
stavu stihlejSi.
Neiprekvapuiici
iabidka. Pfekva-
pi Vas bohatou
kraSOu a "a ce-
nu, jakou sobe
nIzete dovo'iti.
Eadny priplatek
ga vetSi rome
ry. Zaslete VaSi
obiednavku nz ny
ri, dokud prodei
trva a sporte
penize. Modni z
emn@ho, praveho
hedv. tnssah mul
lu. mekke vzhled
ne Mtky S no.
wynn pari2skym
hlubokynl vystri-
hem s rostran-
mimi vlozkami. no
vymi kridlovymi
rulk&vy a yaus-
nou predni vloz
kou 2 tezke Spa
nelske kraky a
hQdvih fih,.t,
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KRASNA OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
r o M A n
Ndpsdf Henry GruNe.

&E e4MGM004ksN4Q4l0@GSl @GSll100N1M8Nf1&E!
dostucinenim, ze pc cele od-
plldne mohla poslouchati znA
ma il cviEenf ma ctyry ruce,
'kteraz tax dlouho jiz nesly-
sela.
xxx.
Hrabsnka nerniiuje, kdyx ple-
te Sc il nskdo do jeff
xalexitosti.
Zprava souboji roznesla
Sc rychle. Cudesov ovsem me-
patfil k tenn, nehoz by Sc
byli pfilis interesovali; byla
to osobnost knfzete, kteraz
vzbudila rozcilenf.. Bylat. "a
jiste .pficina souboje velice
zahadnod. Potykalt' Sc knife
pro cest stare slechty, ktera.
nesmela byti poskvrn9na no.
vopecenym drednikem.
Kazdy posuzoval Gin jeho
jakozto galantni, rytffsky.
knife stal Sc skutkem tim
'velice popularnim, a kdyby
byl jenom chtel, cele tucty
maminek byly by mu s nejvst
si radosti daily sve nejrozkos-
nejsf dcerusky "a manzelky.
Uloha hrabenky nebyla tax
tax skvela, a knize, jemuz ne
malo ma tom zalezelo, ably
pratelstvi jeho s hrabenkou
nevzalp djmy, nevedel v prav-
de, jak vec nastrojiti, ably nj
kde nenarazil.
Ia tim icelem cele tri dny
Sc rozpakoval, nezli Sc odho-
dial hrabenku navstiviti. Byl
zvedav,e jak asi bude, prijat.
konecne We ctvrtek odva-
I'll Sc vstoupiti do domu, pred
nimz Sc tolik strachoval.
Hrab9nka prave psala.
Pin uzkosti stoupal po scho
dech nahoru, pri cemz neo-
pominul vrhnouti pohled do
studovny divek. Pokoj byl ale
prazdny; jelikoz byl krasny
cas-, vysly ODE divky ma pro-
chazku.
Zaklepal ma dvere budoiru
q vessel.
"Nu, knize," pravila hraben
ka spatrivsi jej vchazeti, "te-
dy Wy jste to byl, jenz toho
uboheho Cudesova potrestal?"
Tento lahodny zert hraben-
ky iii balsam v mysl knizete,
tax re slaby usm6v pohral ko-
lem jeho rti.
"Prosim vas, co yam ude-
lal?" pocala opet hrabenka,
majic zjevne v lmyslu knize-
te poskadliti.
"Mne neudelal niceho," od-
povedel knize, "avsak nikdy
nesmel jsem svoliti k tomu,
ably takova osobnost uvedena
byla v nase kruhy!"
"a kdo chtel Cudesova tam
uvadeti?" tazala sc hrabenka
jakoby zvedave.
"Avsak - coz zamySleny
snatek vasi neteri?"
"Ah? Tedy proto strelil
.jste jej do ramene? HIM! N.Y.
slila jsem, ze ucinii jste tax
re zarlivosti!"
Surov zapyfil sc az po u
81.
Razem pozbyl veSkerou du-
chapfitomnost.
Pocal sc omlouvaH, avsak
shledal hned, ze octl sc ma
klamne ceste.
"Dovolte, vsak, PAM hraben
ko, nemohl jsem snesti, ze ta-
kovym zpdsobem byla jste o.
klamana -"
Opet Sc zajikl.
"Ah! Tedy jste prisel do
Petrohradu jen proto, abyste
mi vlastne prokazal sluzbu,"
pravila suse - "a die vSeho
jste asi kazdemu take w.
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PkiJME Sc pradio a zehleni
do donu, muscle by Sc pfivez
ii a odvezti. Prace prvni tffdy
a zarucena. Haste sc Y elsie
801O Laumer Ave. 2 Warner
Rd. 5-26
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PkUME Sc radra a zkusena
divka ma domaci praci. Dobry
domov. Haste Sc v {. 1908
Thornwood ave. Tel. Eddy
9377. 5-26
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dny media. Nasledujici jsou dobre koups q nemwi-
te miti vsecky penize, Vas prazdny lot Sc molina
prime spldtta.
$2OO0-3 svet. doinek nachazec nedaeko Stop. 10.
AB kary $1,000 hotove.
$1,000 susne svet sklep pod celym, lot 51xl75
dohIe ulici Turney Rd. $500 hotove aneb Sc
vezme lot kdekoliv.
$3OOO-4 svet. domek ma Tustn nedaeko e. 81. ui
Broadway Atkov teno nlajetek nenf
Shaker Heights, jest u same Rapid Transit
kdo mem dobfe pochodi; prime lot aneb
vetsi majetek.
$45oO-Berte tento domek, dokavad davaj, hezkych
svetnic, gas el. hezky sklep puda, veky
!. lot tfeba pouze $500 hotove; {. 3711 E. so.
u Fleet Ave. Bude hned X nastehovani.
$4s0O-5 svet. koupelna. ell svetla, skep lot 40
Kills e. los. Union; vyneni 2 rod.
o 5 svet aneh candy stor.
$4SOO- velke svenice velky skep, fe-nes pudas lot
60x149, same Libby Rd. move skoy koste
la, $1,000 hotoye aneb lot.
$52OO-Toto jest lace - peknych sv6tnic. veky skep
puda, hezky lot naleza skoly storu
Maple Heights, asi $1,000 hotove ostatni eh
ke splatky.
$500 domy lotu 33xl65 koupelna, gas el sv,
els. 1885 E. 81. ul. Vymeni Sc "a vetsi moderni
$780, svet koupelna fernes el svetla. garaz pek
ny, zachovaly musite 81 no prohlednout u
vnitf. Cs 5O22 Frazee Ave. Dolloff Rd as
$4,000 hotove
$75o0-Chlovy zanovni syet koupel., gas, e sv.
fernes lot 4oxl65 els. 1898. E lao. u
$73OO-Bungalow Corlett, svet. koupeL, gas, ell
svetla, fernes hezky lot 40xlO5, {. 1902 Coath
$76OO-6 svet koupel, gas. ell fernes vSe
derni, els. 1911 E. 1876. st. Kinsman.
$7sO0-Corlet Bungalow, svet. koupeL, lot 4Ox15o
els. 127O5 Holborn Ave.
$S2OO-7 svetnic, moderni dim 42S9 Z. 1873 same
Beechwood Miles Ave-, tuto cenu bude
venku obarveny hotoye treba pouze $2OOD
aneb lot.
$35CO-Stop 25 Kinsman same kafe, velky dunn ma
lotu 55x360 vym6ni grocerni neb rezni.
cky obchod We m6ste. ss
$l3,O0O-Toto jest venkovni obydl m9ste cihlovy
dunn o svet koupei., gas el. sv., hot water
fernes, skopAy; krasny lot rostly asi 90
nymi stromy jnymi rlznymi kerr, velm dobre
msto pro p6stovani drabeze; naeza same
Broadway els. 17444 Stop a. A B. c. kara Kdo
81 chce popfat pohodlne obydlf toto jest to. Pfi-
jme' $4,000 hotove zbytek lehke spatky.
Pfispeste 81.
A nnoho jnych proposici.
LOYAL FINANCE CO.
536s BROADWAY, ROti BARKwILL
Tel. Broad. 1923.
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tenkrat pferusen, nezli ten BIZ
dacky cudesov postal mne
svdj krasny dopis, kteryz pro
vetsi jistotu - snad jste mu
diktovai sam -"
"Ale - pani hrabenlo -"
"Slysela jsem ostatne 1st
Vasilisinych, vec. ktera sama
sebou byla by mne donutila,
abych snatek ten zruisila. A
kdyby net mole byla drive
Sc mne priznala, re cudesov
Sc il osklivi, nebylo by vubec
ami k zasnoubeni doslo -"
slrov byl timto vsim pode-
zrivanim takrka omamen. Co
mel vsak ma to rici? Hrab6n-
ka povazovala kazde slovo sve
jako slovo z evangelia - me-
smell il tudfz odporovati.
PokouSel se, aby sc ospra-
vedlnil, ale marne.
Po peti minutach rozechven
posud, mel Sc k odchodu.
Hrabenka rozloucila Sc s
MIN milostnym hlasem:
"Tedy ma shledanou, mily
sousede, v lete v kumjasinu."
Ubohy SIrov!
Ia veSkerou snahu svou tax
bylo s MIN jednano. Do te do
by jiz tedy neuvidi Vasilisu.'
divku, pro kterou vydal Sc ma
cestu, aby il zachranil KITE
ra ted snad by jej milovala.
Odesel zcela melancholio,
ky a ubiral Sc po zablacenem
chodniku, kdyz nahle uslysel
volani:
"Knize! Knize!'
Byla to Zina.
Miss Juniorova marne il
napominala, ze Sc to neslusi.
Zina vsak svym zvonkovym
hlaskem volala ma neho stale,
az knife je spatril.
Divky .byly ma druhe strane
ulice.
surov vahal chvili jiti pres
cestu, jez byla pima blata a
kousku tajiciho snehu, nechtel,
ably nejaka nehoda ucinila jej
smesnym. n
Sci vsak konscne opatrne;
vetsim skokem pojednou ale
octl Sc pravou nohou v kalu-
Ii. S kloboukem ruce pocal
sc pax omlouvati.
Il nechte toho!" pravila III
ma rusky, aby miss Juniorova
tomu nerozumela. "Dekujeme
vam - zvlaste tablet" dodala
ukazavsi ma zapyfenou ne
mou Vasilisu. "Jenom mne.
prosim vas, nevyzrad'te."
"Bud'te ujistena, slecno -"
Go jste ucinil, bylo krasne,
bylo rytirske! Jestli tato ne
vdecnice Sc VAN neodslouzi,"
opet pohledla ma Vasilisu, kite
ra byla cervena jako RUE,
'tedy vezmu tn povinnost ma
sebe ia. Rada ucinim vse pro
vas - me cestne slovo, kni-
zew
Jenom nevinnost jeji omlou
vala tato slova. Knize, velice
dojat touto vroucnosti. deko-
val Srdecn6. PAX Sc yzdalil
"Procs' nepromluvila ami
sldvka?" tazala Sc Zina po-
tom Vasilisy. "Za tebe Sc stri-
lei a ia, ia mu musila de-
kovati"
-Vasilisa Sc opet zapyrila a
mlcela.
Ach! Jeji srdce. cinilo il hor
ke vycitky; mela ovsem v IL
myslu podekovati knizeti, kde
koliv jej polka - nyni ma
HE nebyla mocna slova.
Proc asi?
Potkala pred tim Maricke-
no.
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PRODA Sc grocerni a feznic-
ky obchod v dobrem miste,
kde je trzba "a hotove. Haste
Sc (. $3.50 zap. SO uI.
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SRCDA Sc LEVINE dinning room
set, bedroom set, karpet a ji-
ne, dobfe zachovale. Haste
Sc ihned v c. $3.50 vych. so.
vi. z Fleet Ave. 5-24
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PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
ma Union Ave-, licelne zarize-
ny, We velmi dobrem okoli. A.
dresa sc sdGli v adm. t. listu.
5-26
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
ium @ sesti pokojich. bunga-
low, hotovy k nast6hovani, je
v peknen okoli, moderne "a
izeny. garaz, dlazba zapla-
,ena. Tez nam nekolik dom.
6a jednom poschodi. Haste
Sc u FIR. Lisy, 431O vych. 116.
III. z Miles ave. 5-27
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?RODA Sc neb vymsui "a
nestsky nlajctek farma SO
.krech u Geneva, O. On the
Lake. Blizsi sdeli Jos. Hejna,
roh Clark a Scranton Rd. Z?
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dostucinenim, ze po cele Cd.
p0ldne naohla poslouchati znA
ma il cvitenf ma ctyry ruce,
kteraz tax dlouho jiz nesly.
sela.
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z jistych pficin muslin W.
prodat mij rasn5 nabytek
ze styf pokojd, ramofon,
karpety q elektrickou lam.
pu, we velrni levas. Hlaste
Sc v {. 1878 vych. 1lA. ul. z
W..
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PRODA Sc dvourodinns dum
0 5 pokojich dole q to same
nahore, 2 koupelny, z fernesy,
elektrilla, vse zarizeno. Vez-
me Sc po pripade drully mort
gage. Haste sc v (. 1868 vych.
l31. ul. blize Union kary.
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PRODA Sc pod cenu novy
dunn o sesti pokojich, bunga-
low, hotovy k nast5hovani, je
v peknGm okoli, moderne Ia
fizeny, garaz dlazba zapla-
cena. Tez mann n6kolik DOM
ku jednom poschodi. Haste
Sc u Fir. Lisy, 4310 E. 116 St.
? Miles Ave.
Evening star., 1924-07-29

the Cardinal nine of Alexandra
wants the secretary of the District
Umpires' Association to get In touch
with him tonight between and $3.50
O'clock at Alexandria 29.E-2.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
OLYMPICS ARE DUE
TO BE REMODELED
BY WALTER CAMP.

The status of the Olympic games
today reminds one of that in which
foot ball found itself twenty years
ago. AS foot ball came through its
period Of travail, so will the Olympic
games. The Olympics will not be
dropped, but like foot ball of two
decades ago, they will probably be
reformed"
If those who advocate their discon-
tinuance and those who want them
retained would put their heads to-
gether and eliminate some of the
danger points it would be more
profitable than to make charges and
countercharges as they have been
doing.
1t will take hard. conscientious
work to map out the really needed
reforms and w>Sk of this sort can
not be started too soon. It does no
good to say nothing is wrong about
them If faults exist that can be cor
rected.
Foot ball was reformed at q critical
stage by It's friends, and the Olympic
games will be reformed by their
friends through the elimination of
such events as depend upon close
Judges decisions and by the .ex-
cision of sports which unduly stir the
passions Of the spectators.
And probably the limitation OF the
number of entries possible In any
event would go far toward making
the games q fair contest for those
countries which cannot afford great
expenditures
Evening star., 1924-07-29
LIGHTWEIGHT STAGE
HELD BY VICENTINI

NEW YORK, July 29.-The light
weight fighting situation is full Of trou-
bles. Just now Vicentini seems to stand
out as the sole baby doll. Pal Moran
was talked of until Vicentini pushed
him aside Bobby Barrett seems to
have incurred the anger of the Philadel-
phia fans by the way he slowed up in
his recent bout with Tender after a
vivid start Bobby does not usually do
that sort of thing. and says Lewis dila-
tory tactics were responsible for the
tame ending Of the fight
Then Jack Zivic, who was beginning
to claim public attention as a light
weight hope. was beaten by Jack Bern
stein, which ended him, while at the
same time the victory did not help
Bernstein much, since the fans simply
won't seem to hear of the Yonkers lad
standing as target for Benny Leonard.
Kansas is discussed some one always
remembers that Benny Leonard was the
only other fighter who ever turned the
trick on Kansas. This occurred at Ben
ton Harbor. Mich, in 1922. In the in
terest of accuracy, and to give Kansas
all due credit, not forgetting Vicentini,
Benny did not put Rocky to sleep. 1t
was merely a technical knockout. Kan
sas broke his arm and had to retire.
So the Chilean is really the only fighter
who ever rocked Rocky to sleep.
The low state OF heavyweight
boxing in England is indicated by the
fact that the summer thus far has
brought forth nothing of any note over
there If there have been any battles
they have not been of sufficient impor-
tance to waDrant paying the cost of
from 12 to 20 words of cable.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
DENCIO and HEBERT
MILL CALLED DRAW

Young Dencio, the Filipino flash.
and frankie Hebert of New England
battled to a draw decision for IL
slashing rounds last night in the fea-
ture attraction at the Washington
Sporting Club, Kenilworth. Md.
The Filipino battler, who forced the
fighting all the way and floored his
opponent for the count of nine in
the first round, should have been
awarded the decision. in the opinion
of many of the fans. The judges,
however, believed Hebert 1eft-jabbed
Dencio enough to call 1T even
Joe Kid Peck was fouled by frankie
Rice in the third session of their
scheduled eight-round affair. Rice
was dropped in the second round, but
he managed to weather the storm.
Joe Rivers of the Washington Bar
racks knocked out Willie Morrison Of
Fort Myer in the second stanza of
the four-round opener Kid Woody,
Government Printing Office colored
scrapper, also produced the sleeper
over Kid Brown in the second round:
while Joe Walcott, another colored
fighter, hung the X. o. sign over
Happy Davis in the fourth round.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
HOWARD AND HORGAN
WIN GOLF SKIRMISH

George T. Howard, crack amateur
OF the Washington Golf and Country
Club, and Dan Horgan, professional
attached to the Chevy Chase Club, led
a good field of amateurs and pros IN
in the first best-ball match of the
season under the auspices of the To-
cal professional golf association yes
terday over the course of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club. How
ard and Horgan chalked up a best
ball of 7s to lead George P Lynde
and Peter James and J. T. Barnes and
darcy BannaSan by two shots. All
tbs amateurs We're from the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, and
while they were helping the profess
sional best ball affair, they fought
out OUT nt1ie bpIa private hs scrap OF their
which Peter James, tall, long hitting
assistant pro at Congressional. walk
ed away with the honor and much
in 35 for card of IS, which, with his
handicap of three strokes, gave him
first place by a three-shot margin.
Howard was playing fine golf and
bettered the score of Horgan, his
ard had two As a the seventeenth for
"a. He finished with two 6s. w. r.
McCallum was second in the amateur
Win d cdTu Oh oU, "Hlle
Arthur B. Thorn of the Town and
Country Club finished second in the
professional event with II. plus 1, rs,
and Dan Horgan, Chevy Chase, was
third, with 70, plus !. so.
The best ball scores were as fol-
lows: G. T. Howard and Dan Hor-
gan, Chevy Chase, ~; G. P. Lynde
and Peter James, Congressional. "a;
J. T. Barnes and Darcy Bannagan
Columbia, IA; E. w. Freeman and
James Crabb, Congressional, rs; C. G.
Duganne and A. B. Thorn, Town and
Country, rs; W. r. McCallum and w.
H Wood, jr, Washington, 76; DR.. j.
T. McCIenahan and Dave Thomson.
Washington, 76; r. Z. Carlson and
Robert T. Barnett, Chevy Chase, rs;
j. w. Turner and Leo Cooney, Rock
Creek Park, rs; DR.. T. J. Rice and
George Diegel, West Potomac Park,
79.
After the match most of the pN-
fessionals remained at the club tSf
dinner.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
CALIF0RNIANS SCORE
IN SEABRIGHT TENNIS

SEABRIGHT, N. J., July 29.-Initial
play in tie annual Seabright invita-
tion tennis tournament advanced six
California men to the third round and
one woman, from the Sunny State,
Miss Mary x. Browne, to the second.
Only 16 Of the Al entries in mems sim
giles today remain in competition.
Among the upper half survivors are
ter Wesbrook. Percy Kynaston, Har-
vey Snodgrass and Lucien Williams.
Some of those eligible to continue
play in the lower brackets are Will
liam n Johnston. Robert ,e,H kinssy, Ss
Niles, Dean Mathey and Jerome Lang.
In addition to Miss Browne, Miss
Mayme Macdonald and Miss Virginia
Carpenter are prepared to do battle
for further honors in the women's
Johnston, making little effort to
play at top speed, defeated Harris B.
Fischer. jr., of Williams College. 81.
81. and the veteran Craig Biddle OF
Although considerably overweight.
Miss Browne took her first match in
love sets.
All three members of the Mexican
terday-Manuel Llano by Bryan Nor
ton, Ignacio De La Bourbolla by Ber-
non Prentice and F. Gordes by Niles.
Thayer of Philadelphia sprang a
surprise by defeating Hugh Kefleher
of New York, 4-6, 6-4, 60. Will
liams, former intercollegiate cham
pion, defeated Elliott H. Binzen of
New York, IS, 6-3, and Fritz Mer-
cur, the Longwood bowl winner, Ct,
Ct.
Kynaston defeated Lewis N. White.
University of Texas, 3-6, 12-10.
Sc; Lawrence B. Rice, Boston. de-
| feated Carl Fischer, Philadelphia,
4-6, 6-1, 6-1; Jack Wright, Can
ada, defeated DIR. George King of New
York, Ga, 7-5; Willard Crocker,
Canada, defeated John F. Whitbeck,
Bronxville, GO, 81.
Evening star., 1924-07-29

Mount Rainier Juniors now are
second in the section c race of the
junior series of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association. Their
latest victim is the Warwick team.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
CALLAN AND BOWEN
WIN DOUBLES TITLE

Kip Callan and John Bowen are the
1924 junior doubles champions Of the
District, but they had to deliver their
very best tennis efforts to claim that
distinction whe nthey took the meas
ure of Fred Doyle and Ben Detwiler,
As, IS, 3-6, 6-1. 6-3. yesterday
in the final match of the local Junior
championships.
Stellar back court play and well
aimed placements proved big fac
tors in the success of Callan and
Bowen. The victors got off to a poor
start, but they came to life in the
remaining sets except the third, when
Doyle and Detwiler reached their top
form.
Doyle and Detwiler tired consid-
erably in the last two rounds. while
their opponents improved. Few er-
rors were scored against the victors
at this stage of the game.
Louis I. Doyle conducted the junior
titular matches this year in the most
successful manner.
Evening star., 1924-07-29
ROMERO IS AWARDED
BOUT WITH WEINERT

NEWARK, n. j., July 29.-Quintin
Romero of Chile today enjoys un-
diminished prestige in heavyweight
circles in view of his victory by de-
cision of newspaper men over Charley
Weinert of this city in their 12-
round bout.
Romero piled up an impressive
total of points in the early rounds,
which Weinert, in spite Of his mark ed
Improvement toward the close, was
unable to surpass.
In a 10-round semi-final. Joe Nc
Carthy, of Orange. n. j.. won a
technical victory over Irish" Paddy
Mesher of the U. S. S. Shenandoah
when Mosher's second threw in a
towel in the sixth.
Collie Plenis Of New Haven had a
slight edge on Soldier Jack Ritchie,
of Newark, in an eight-round pre-
liminary.
Evening star., 1924-07-29

Hoao can a beginning pldye, o0er-
come fear of q speedily pitched ball? L
Answered by
RAY SCHALK,
Catcher, Chicago White Sox. One Of
the greatest baekstOps Of all time.
Has caught In 100 or more games per
season for the past II years.
X
One way to overcome the fear Of
a pitched ball is to do little hgur-
ing. About one out of every 10000
pitched balls hits a man. About one
in every 1000 of the balls which do
hit a man causes an injury of any
seriousness. This means that when
a ball is pitched to batter the
chances are about one in 100000
against getting seriously hurt by
that ball. Stand fatfooted, with the
legs well spread apart. and it will
give confidence, because it is easy to
duck out of the way of wild pitch
when in this position, and it is also
easy to take good swing at the ball
from this position.
Copyright, 1924. Associated Hditors)