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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-30

Nub nC1C AAJ 0ANhOg
That late slump was good thing.
I'm surer of my club now than
was before because OF 1t. For it
gave my youngsters their baptism
OF fire. They played through a
losing series. They were under
fire when it seemed as II the whole
pennant was shot.
And they played great ball. Now
I'm convinced that all the hulabaloo
and all the excitement Of the world
series won't hurt them. And that
was one OF the biggest worries
had.
/ admit il frankly now. because
its past. IL / was still worried
Won can bet j wouldn't write or
say anything about 1t. No man.
ager in writing for the public
tells about his deepest worries.
A lot has been written about the
Youngsters on the Yankee club and
on Hornsby's club. too. But l ne'
lieve the newspaper boys are over
estimating q bit. Hornsby's young
ster stood up in great shape through
about as tough q race as their
league has seen in good many
years. And my kids played nobiy
through a slump that would nave
discouraged most of the ball players
in the league. After going through
that / can see where the excitement
If a world series willnot cause them
to falter or break. Perhaps I'm
wrong. but I'm honest when ! say
that that recent slump convinced
me that / needn't worry about my
young ball players.
Don't misunderstanding me.
realize that my club has certain
weaknesses and certain shOrtcOm-
ings. They're not the greatest
hall club ever brought together.
Neither are the Cardinals. But
have a good club. Going into
the season this last spring j fig
ured l had one thing to accom-
plish.
In 1925 the Yankees finished
seventh. During that season they
lost 35 games by a margin or one
run. My problem, as / saw It. was
Ito increase my clubs scoring abil-
ity to save those one-run games.
That's what / attempted TO do and
I believe that's what we did.
had to gamble on young bali
players and so l gambled. They
came through for me in great
shape. Koenig and Lazzeri and
Gehrig all have lot to learn. They
haven't yet reached their best. l
expect them to improve next sea-
son, and the year after, and even
after that"
But 30 far as cracking in this
series Is concerned don't believe
they'll do it. They stood the gaff
OF a seasons play and they kept
their heads up when the club was
in q terrible slump and it looked
as though we might be beaten for
the pennant after all.
That proved they had nerve.
And the world series after all is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-09-30

The Knickerbocker Props, who
were among the 135-pound football
leaders last season, are back with
strong eleven. They want a game
for Sunday. Warren Hilleary, the
manager, may be phoned at West
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HIS YOUNG PLAYER rs
HELPED BY BAPTISM
Of FIRE, SAYS CHIEF
BY Miller Higgins

New York Yankees, American League Champions
month of the They looked particularly bad the
against Cleveland and later the White
lot Of the boys have taken the angle that the club
back.
staggered badly the finish and lucky to
wn chap and only that lead piled early n the
All that be but look at the
thing angle Maybe you'll think I'm all
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De vi. DOGS
PINNED

Head Coach Tom Ready has
pronounced his Quantico Marines
eleven primed for the King College
game Saturday In the Catholic Uni
versity stadium. The Marines look
for stern opposition.
The Marines will drill today and
tomorrow at Quantico. and will
leave early Saturday morning for
this city.
It is almost certain that three
Marine regulars will view the melee
from the sidelines. They are Joe
Burger, Bob Stock and "Bozo"
Duncan. Burger has lame knee;
Stock, ailing feet, and Duncan a
sprained back. Dahlgren, fresh
addition, Is also laid up with
injuries.
Burger IS Washington boy
and starred I'm high school. He
advanced to Maryland where he
came along fast under the guild
ing hand of Curly Byrd. Stock
and Duncan are also well known
here, having played well in bat.
ties WIFI homegrown anu NdShOAS
University.
The Marines lineup follows:
Whitfield and Thompson, ends;
Brougher and Wigmore, tackles;
Hough and Zuber, guards; Bailey
(captain) and center; Arnold, quar-
terback; Pugh and BukoWy, halves,
and McQuade, fullback.
The newcomers on this eleven
are Thompson, Whitfield, Arnold
and Bukowy, the former trio prod
ucts OF colleges. Bukowy is q
service man.
King College will have Fletcher
and Stuart, ends; Larson and Mil
Ter, tackles; Weigelt and Youell,
guards: Williams, center; Gum,
quarterback: Sackett and Gardner,
halves. and Hammerstrom, full
back.
The King gridders leave Bristol
this afternoon and are due here
tomorrow morning. They will work
out tomorrow afternoon in the
Catholic University stadium.
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Jack Cafoni whipped Johnn
Myers, the Army. Navy and Ma
rina Corps flyweight champion. in
the six.round seni-windup and this
was the feature Of the show. Both
Judges voted for Cafoni and the
referee thought Il . draw. Short
explained that Cafoni's holding ef
fected his decision. II was strictly
q boxing match IN which both boys
handled themselves cleverly and ct
top speed all the way. Neither was
ever in serious trouble though II
appeared that Myers was dfzzied
once by q one-two to the whiskers.
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Kennedys to Play

The Kennedy A. c., rtlnner-up in
the Petworth League, will play the
Ceder Grove, Nd, club, Sunday, on
the Galesville field, at 8 o'clock.
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"As a championship fight, 1
would not touch it, Richard de-
clared today, but merely as an
elimination contest. don't think it
would occasion much opposition.
However, both Dempsey and
Richard claim to be incensed at
Wills for his interference with
their recent plans.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
SITIATIONS-NALE.

ACCOU N'TA Mt BOOKKEEPER. experienced
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XMAS SURPRISED

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FOR HER

FOR HER.
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II"
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ART AND GIFT NOVELTIES. stationery,
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SECRETARIAL COURsE-Give your daugh.
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MASSEUSE, GRADUATE IN PARIS,
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cushions snap fasteners tape bound S1975
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WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH AN IN
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ELECTRIC TREATMENTS.
Acute and Chronic.
Sun Baths. Franklin 429-J.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED
In order to protect its adver-
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matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
will be withheld, as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
f1ide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers III
care of The Star will be delivered
TO advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

SEWING MACHINES. used. SIS, $40 Snd
9loi al guaranteed; repairs and rentals
machines sent on trial. C. NJ. Gusack 7O3
ii ne. Lincoln SO89 Ins
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REED BABY CARRIAGE SO: ash sitter
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SHOW CASE. one SIT. floor. tables. des,t :
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Evening star., 1926-12-16
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Evening star., 1926-12-16

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Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

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Evening star., 1926-12-16

sun cost $40, two pairs of pants SIS
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
(EnnAInrnd

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Evening star., 1926-12-16

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Ar4-V Star office
Evening star., 1926-12-16
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

SPECIAL INsTRUcTIoNs FOR CIVIL sERv-
81 800 TO So. 100: post Office clerk and mali
clerk: Patent ONCE. salary 81 $50; both men
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Evening star., 1926-12-16

Swing MACHINE. Singer. like new; only
rd Columbia 056l
Evening star., 1926-12-16

I1PEWRIIERS - Washington TypewrltC.
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cash or terms: fine rentals. Frank. 1914
Evening star., 1926-12-16

POLICE PUPS, pedigreed: sired by Peter
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10 weeks old. Karl i. Schaefer. Box 136
Evening star., 1926-12-16

COII-ECTOR-Must be familiar with Wash
ington and vicinity to collect monthly ac-
counts. Bond and references required. MT
Hawkes.. 1917 T st. NV, Room 90l, 10 TO
Evening star., 1926-12-16
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

CHRISTMAS PUPPIES - Most sffectionate
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WIRE HAIRED SCHNAUZER PINSCHER.
female. 8 months old: well set. trimmed ears,
true salt and pepper color: sired by 5000
imported dog; wonderful disposition: iust
right for Christmas gift. Ruffcote Ken
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Evening star., 1926-12-16

TYPEWRITER. Royal good condition. SO,
j. Frank Kelly. 2101 Ga. ave. NV. 17'
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IKE new: SIS. O23 KenyOn st. nv. IL.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

HEATING AND PLUMBING-Heating sys.
TENS installed and repaired; prompt plumb
ing service: Southern Heating Co. 719 9th
81. NV. Main H62o dA2Qs
Evening star., 1926-12-16

BOYS, white or colored with wheels; to- to run n
trade Anplv 5I4 10th at. NV. 10Th noor:
Evening star., 1926-12-16

ANTIQUES, old gold, silver. diamonds.
iewelry. A. F. Arnold. 1923 G Ct. NV.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

CLERK, experienced in delicatessen: steady
position for right person. Apply III person
CT "
Evening star., 1926-12-16

BOOKKEEPER. first class. for good paylnitg; ,,ltit,
nermanent positfon: excellent opportunity
for advancement; rare chance for trust
worthy, industrious man. Address. WITH par
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Star office --.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

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d. GAnr nqi
Evening star., 1926-12-16

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC that can 90 nSin t1snt
welding: salary or rent shop. l~Io N'''
Evening star., 1926-12-16

CHECK WRITER FIELD MANAGER TO
organize on most saeahle machine on tne
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Evening star., 1926-12-16

BOSTON TERRIERS (25. male. pedigreed
deposit reserves until Christmas eve. 6C3
Evn ct N
Evening star., 1926-12-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WANTED--SALESMEN.

Statesmen t21 for profitable connection
with large and progressive Ford dealer: ex,
perience unnecessary, but must be active and
own Ford or be able TO buy one on liberal
terms. .Ferd" Carter Parkway Motor Co,
1905 Wisconsin ave. NV.
calendars and advertising specialties on hb-
eral commission basis. in Virginia and west
ern Maryland Reply with references. If you
Co. Inc. l23 y. 11th st. Phila.. Pa.
SALESMAN wanted by established automo-
tive equipment lobblng concern; state quail
ncations in detail. Address Box 464-V. star
on
Evening star., 1926-12-16

SEWING MACHINE. Singer, nice condition
no reasonable offer refused. 2404 10th st
Evening star., 1926-12-16

KEYS-Duplicate keys. 25 cents: made while
you wait Turner & Clark. new address
l22l n New York ave. NV. Frank. 30O5.
METAL WEATHER STRTP-Highest grade
material and workmanship; special. house
fronts, 5 windows. l door. S22 so. Flaherty
1915 I8s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.
BROKERS',
Q2Q n. Y, Ave.

DRUGGISTS, ATTENTION ]
Most wonderful location for, druggist. In
we'll built:up northwest residential IGN c9m
radius of / mile And hundreds of homes
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A strategic location. on one OF Washing-
''t CALI ADAMS S7a2 AFTER Q PM. FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

PAINTING. paperhanging and plastering:
rooms papered. So up Columbia S90-J.
waxing: skilled mechanics: reduced prices
Paul Serene. 55 N ST. NV. Pot. 25I. 21s
Evening star., 1926-12-16

EX-SERvICE MEN-Three with uniforms
wanted 20 usher in moving picture theater.
Annlv Rnnm OIL QlR G NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ELECTRIC TREATM ENTS.
Acute and Chronic.
Sun Baths. Franklin 429-J.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

FIREMAN. white, for high-pressure boiler;
city reference and age: & hours; sos. Ad-
dress Box S-X Star Office. IL,
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, CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
tCOntinued.)
sa-a=--as-=-ass -a-s

sTATTONERY-ExQUI GIFT BoXEs
with finest selected papers In suede finish
yelours and linens. BRENTANOS. 18th and
Evening star., 1926-12-16

reasonable rates: free estiinates given. S. J.
Koran. 1850 Newton ct. ne. North 5SS-J.
Evening star., 1926-12-16

FURNITURE HELPER on truck; must know
how to handle new furniture: no others need
Eol-i ,rfp nj n o
Evening star., 1926-12-16

sAxOPRONEs. tenor banjos, vioiins. cor
nets etc; terms ne low as 81 monthly: get
our monthly rental plan. We teach you to
play by methods that have produced over 30
professional players from our classes. We
rent you instrument. and rental applies 20
purchase OF new instrument. Beayd Stu
dlos. 341l 18th II. nv. Adams 2509.
SEALsKIN. COAT squirrel trimmings: ex-
oelient condition. gI5 845 q ne
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTOMOBILES, wagons and high Grade too
boxes for boys: wholesale. M. Frank Rup
merit 1921 7th ct. NV.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
iII n

The girI clerk Hiss Mabel
Hitchcock, 2 of 1920 Center ST.
II. w, who Is being treated st
Emergency Hospital for badly
battered face, told The washing
ton Times today that, IS soon II
she is released from the hospital,
she will seek 8 warrant for 7.
Karl Lerch, an auto accessories
salesman, alleged to have been
one of the members ct the party.
Broke Finger, She Says
Miss Hitchcock declared that,
three weeks ago, while on d party
with Lerch. she suffered b broken
finger. The battered face capped
the climax. she said. and now she'll
charge Lerch with assault. She
said she would press no action
against other members Of the party,
said by her 10 be cyril g. Clark
an. insurance agent; 4. @. Dyer and
George Seymoure.
Police declare that r. Miss Hitch.,
cock sWears out a warrant for
Lerch. they will serve IL at once.
They also are investigating the
party. with a view of learning i9
any Of the liquor laws were vio-
lated. II II Is found that such viO-
Iations did occur. the police plan
to seek warrants on their own re-
sponsibility.
She states that the fight started
when she ''bawled out" two Of the
men for being so long" and drink.
ing up the WhiskeY on the way
back, after they had gone for
additional supplies. Miss Hitchcock
says she was sore because the two
men put water in the peach" s.fter
most OF it.
Seymoure. she said. struck CLARK
and this started the fight. All Of the
men carried her to the. hospital. she
asserts. after it was. seen how badly
she had been beaten.
Miss Hitchcock lives with Mr.. and
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column II
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