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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11
EIGHT TEAMS PLAY
IN COUNTY SERIES

HYATTSV1LLE Md. August 1o.-All
eight clubs are scheduled for action to-
morrow afternoon in the Prince Georges
County unlimited class championship
base BAN series which got under way
last Sunday. A pair Of double-headefs
is listed In each OF the two sections,
starting at 80 o'clock
In section games Bowie Motor Co.
and Berwyn A. Q. will clash at Berwyn
and Clinton A. c. and Hyattsville ALL
Stars will meet in Riverdale Park. Both
last Sunday, the former over Hyattsville
All-Stars and the latter over Clinton A.
C. Both bills are expected to present
spirited tusSles. Bowie and Berwyn will
be striving to retain their leading posi-
tions and Clinton and HyattSville will
be making desperate stand for double
wins to keep in the race.
Capitol Heights Junior Order and
Maryland A. C. will meet at Seat Pleas
ant and LanhAfn and Mount Rainier
will face at Mount Rainier in section 2
games. It will be the first series ap-
pearance of Maryland A. @. and Mount
byes last. Sunday in order that they
| might keep previously scheduled dates.
Capitol Heights and Lanham both will
be striving for better than an even
break. They split doubled header last
Sunday. Capitol Heights and Maryland
| A. C. are particular rivals because OF
| the proximity of the rleikhborhoods.
| Each team will play one double head
er against all other teams in its section
| with the winners In each section meet
| ing In three.game series for the
county championship.
Team Standings.
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In Chess Circles
Rx FRANK d. WALKER.

While recounting local chess players
one of the first names to be mehtloneu
is that of Albert W. Fox. He came 70
this city about 80 years ago from Paris,
where he made for himself name m
the chess world as a mystery man.
some Of the scores of his games were
almost uncanny. showing unusually bril-
liant wins. and it was sometimes ques-
toned whether they occurred IN actual
play.
Pa. masters tournament and mace q
creditable record. He also PLAYED IN one
Of the cable matches between Creat
Priatin and the United States. He never
has taken part in a local tournament
nor match for the District champion
shin. He did. however. play v. Sournm,
for time District champion, but the
scores Of the games. or results. were
never published. ,,....s,. ;,
~.wsnaner work and only infrequently
gives Serious attention to chess: HIS
name was missing from the local line
nm in the Washington-London match
last November. and his absence caused
a serious weakening In the Wasning-
ton team. He always plays q. serious
game, full Of surprises. 81
At the end Of the seventh round, o.
one-third Of the route, IN the mtsrna.
t;onsi masters tourney at Carlsbad
Rudolph Spielmann Of Vienna IS In tne
lead With q score Of six wins and one
draw. He Is q game and hall aneao
Of the nearest man, Dr.. Euwe, cnam.
pion OF Holland. Capablancs, tne
Cuban, has pulled UP 70 tnId plac.
with q score Of four ana o1e-nan van =.
~ two losses. Madison, who was n
the lead a week ago, now is In eighth
mace. Bogoljubow. challenger of Dr
Alekhin for the world CHAMPIONSHIP
il in twelfth place: Marshall, United
states champion. in eighteenth place
and Miss Menchik, woman contestant
in last place, with q score OF one Wiz
and six losses.
The match for the match champion.
ahip of the City Club between j. w
Byier,' title. holder. and z. M knapp
: challenger - start early In September
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PAIR OF VACATION
LOOP RACES OVER
Other TAo Championships in
Boys Club League to Be
Decided This Week.

Pennant winners have been deter
miated in two Of the four loops Of the
Boys Club Vacation Morning Base Ball
league and the other two will be
KonWn by the end Of this week. Plaza
has won the nag in the midget section
and Hoover has clinched the pennant
in the insect section. division B. Buddy
Myers are out in front in the peewee
section. Nye House and Warwicks are
tied for the lead in the insect section,
division. A, each with eight wins and
one loss.
Six games are scheduled this week on
various Fairgrounds.
Tomorrow the Elks and Civilians will
meet in a midget section game on Plaza
Playground at IL o'clock. CroninS and
Neighborhood House will face on Hoo
yer Field at 10 o'clock in an insect
section, division B. tilt. and Buddy
Myers and Nye House mines win try
conclusions in peewee section en-
counter on the Missouri Avenue Play
ground at $50 o'clock.
Nye House and Warwicks will clash
Tuesday in a play-of for the insectiun
section, division A, title. The game
will be played on the Missouri avenue
field at 10 O'Clock.
Cronins and Hoovers are to face in
an insect section. division B. contest
Wednesday on Hoover Playground at 10
o lock.
On Friday the first game of a series
of three to determine the insect class
championship Of the league will be
played when Hoover will meet the WIN
ner OF Tuesdays game between Nye
House and Warwicks.
Marked success has attended the
league. which was started this season
with the idea of giving boys who have
to work in the evening a chance to
play ball In the mornings. The league
has been conducted by the Boys Club
Club Of this CITY ana with the hearty
cooperation of the Municipal Play
ground Department and the Neighbor-
hood. Nye and Friendship Settlement
Houses.
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.BETTERS OUTSMART
SELVES ON MlSSTEP

CHICAGO, August 10 (P.--Turf fans
never let sentiment place their bets.
A stanch horse which never failed
them Is Just another nag when they
dope race. But sometimes the sharp
est dopsters outsmart themselves.
The Arlington Handicap here gave
sweet picture of the learned boys f1g-
uring out rlln.Around for themselves.
The best band Of thoroughbreds in q
race this season faced the barrier
Among them was the champion OF the
West, Misstep, great 4-yeAr son Of
Upset.St Theresa.
Misstep has won thousands Of dollars
for his followers, but they gave him the
eo-by for the Eastern stAfs-SUn Beau,
Osmand, Sun Edwin, Display.
Misstep, usually the favorite At 3 to
s or even money, went to the post ~,
Stool shot. The old western cham
pion ran away from them all and his
fiekle followers As well.
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LIBERTY A. C. TWICE
LOSER ON FIELD DAY

Pop Krernb's Liberty A. e. played
generous host yesterday 10 the wash
lngoon Red Sox and. the Johnny A. G.
I6ladensburg) at the annual Liberty
held day In Grifith Stadium.
Pops club lost to the Red Sox, IL to
Q; ana took 8 to beating from the
Bladensburgers.
In the field events, c. Booker won
the 50-yard race; Spencer Usilton won
tine base ball throw for distance And
the finish of the novelty race was as
iellows: Dick Branson, Dick .Kremb
JACK Brsnson, Frankie .Sherer and
frankie Branson, the last named re-
ceiving the BOBBY prize. -.
JACK Casper Of the Johnny A. c., won
several prizes offered by business con-
Germs when he socked q home run. In
nine years only three prize winning
hoii1ers have been hit ia Liberty fald
day games. So
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COOKE BATTING 1881
TO SET PACE IN A. A,
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. August lo.-1f1annerink
American Association pitching ct D
.424 clip during the last week, TO bring
his season average to 1871, Dusty
Cooke, st. Paul outtieldef, increased his
margin In. the Hickey circuit batting
race.
Cooke improved by three points TO
top Tony Cuccinellu, Columbus star
infielder, by -.
other regulars following Cooke and
Cuccinello were. Rosenfeld, Toledo,
$50; Callasflan, Columbus, 34S: Tuck
err. Kansas City, 346; warner, Toledo,
344: Boone. Columbus, SAL; BrAnon,
Louisville, $40; Chapman. 81. Paul,
337: Sinons, Louisville, 337.
st. Paul and Columbus failed to hit
quite 30 hard, but remained In fifst ana
second positions in team batting. The
Saints dropped two points to SOP
and Columbus lost three, to leAvo u
average ct "A even 500.
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ALEXANDRIA POLICE
BEAT CAPITAL COPS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. August 10
Alexandra Police Department turned In
an impressive victory over the Metro
poiitan Police Department Of Washing
ton today in BAggett's Park, . to l.
Leon Riley, the Alexandria Police
mines youthful pitching ace, held the
invaders to one hit, that q home run by
Campbell In the seventh after two were
down. Campbell's blow carried well be-
You'd the left field limits Of the. park.
Riley had a good afternoon In every
respect. He struck out Is batters and
socked three singles In his five trips TO
the plate. Ordinarily wild pitcher, he
walked but three today.
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Minneapolis had collected 100 runs.
10 lead the league in scoring, while
Kansas City still. was most difficult to
score upon, having held opponents to
456 tAllies.
Archie Campbell, one Of st. Paul's
pitching mainstays, lost his FIRST game
Of the season during the week, but
won one to offset the defeat, His
record was nine victories and but a
single defeat. x"
Lynn Nelson of Kansas City led the
hard. working pitchers with IL tri-
.urnphs and defeats.
Team fieldine showed general i'm
provemeYt, with Kansas City remain
ing tn first place with an average Of
ESQ.
Toledo accomplished 10 double plays
to bring their season collection to 1913.
Other leaders:
Runs batted in--Coeke, 81. Paul, SO.
Runs-Chapman, st. Paul, Ill.
Hits-Cuccinello, Columbus, 1853.
Total bases--EhArman, st. Paul, AGA.
Home runs--oooke, st. Paul, q.
Triries-kuhel, Kansas City, 10,
poubles-Cuccinello, Columbus, Y6.
stolen bAses--Enrner. Minneapolis; ~.
Team home Minneapolis. IDS.
Triple blass-oelpmbus and Kansas CITY
i each.
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DUBUQUE U. RETURNS
TO CONFERENCE FOLD
~ IA. Associated press.

~ the Associated Press.
Somehow It isn't much fun playing
Ill alone. and so Dubuque University,
which turned up Its nose st intercol-
legiate athletics four years ago. Is safely
back in the fold of the Iowa State Col
leee Conference. ''
Karl F. Wettstone. then president OF
the college, startled the athletic worioo
by decreeiag a program of intramural
athletics DESIGNED to give every student
physical training. Contests with other
schools we're banned.
Paul H. Bucholz. now president. found
attendance and student interest in the
school waned uder the plan. and nov
DUBUQUE has q schedule Of six foot bal
and IS basket ball games scheduled fol
the coming season.
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Runs-Kidwell, Landlord, zimmefman lLl,
TTo SI hisssH~Mede Ksmilten: Home
rtn~-GanDbell Double plAys--EdwArds,
tanef0ra. Hsniiltori: Edwards, Curtiss. HAM
iltoii; MIser, Masuiski strtkeputs.By Kelly,
i; By Cox, 81. 6y Riley, -. seerines Mts--
s sssss On SSiismon ks Sllsa :; 81 coz. 81
Riley, ). hit by. pitched 1ell-ey Riley
kiitsss. Losins pitshsr-Ksiis. bmpifs-lff.
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CHURCH FAvoRs GOLFERS.

Presbyterian Church ct ftasco, ILL.,,
has changed its schedule and established
special 7:3O am. services for Sunday
golfers, with Sunday school class at q
corresponding hour for caddies.
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CATCHES eoo.F0oT FLY.

Bing Miller, right fielder for the Phn-
adelphia Athletics, recently caught tne
from the blimp, Mayflower, from an al
titude Of 800 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11

Big Ed walsh IL the only major
lacquer Of modern base DAll--dAted from
1900--to have Q son following his pro-
3eeAinn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11

Babe Ruth, who b reported to re-
ceive $4,000 year, averages little
more than $4SD for each -ganne.
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The Ffrernen have several open dates
and would like to get In touch with I'M
limited outfits. Telephone Manager
Billy Padgett or Coach Harvey Lunce-
ford at Alexandria l714.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-11

The match for the match champion
anin of the City Club between j. w
Byier, title. holder. and Z. NJ knapp
s,isaiianReR a start early in SEPTEMBER
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Columbia Engine Company is TO play
its first game OF its home diamond this
season when the firemen journey to
Foxall, Md. tomorrow for q game with
the Foxall A. C,
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Japanese Prince
To Wed Maid of
Parents Choice

TOKYO, July 5.|(P-Marriage
is still a matter Of parental ar
rangement in imperial circles in
Japan.
It is true that Prince Chichibu,
the Emperor's younger brother, met
and admired the former SetSuko
Satsudaira before she was finally
selected to be his bride, but it was
otherwise in the case of Prince
Takamatsu, the next younger i'm
perial brother. 1t was nearly two
months after their former betrothal
that TakamatSu and Princess XII
kuko Tokugawa, granddaughter Of
the last Shotgun, met for the first
time.
This took place in the palace Of
the Empress Dowager Sadako, the
princes mother, who invited the
young couple and the mother of
the bride-to-be to tea. This was
served in a simple Japanese room
with sliding paper doors and floor
Of mating.
The meeting lasted an hour and
a half, and at the parting the i'm
perial hostess gave each of the
couples presents of sea-bream, hall
but and lobster, from time imme-
mortal the ceremonial gifts Of con-
CALCULATIONS on a betrothal in high
circles.
The marriage is to be celebrated
IN the spring of 1880.
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Wet-Dry Campaign
Seen in Wake Of
Candidacy

4, He occupies the technical position
of majority leader in the state by
virtue of the majority that went for
Hoover; though. his friends have
made no pretense that he can carry
the votes in his own race that were
cast along with his negatively in the
Smith Hoover election.
But it is conceded he is a spokes-
man for a large element Of the Tex
as bone-drys.
Sen. Love has been exceedingly
busy during the long legislative ses-
sions. His handiwork Is upon i'm
portant measures, even though he
did not individually carry the fight
through for them.
For instance, this week Sen. Love
by parliamentary strategy, put two
state senator's on record as refus-
ing to support the plea of Congress
man John G. Box that the party
take control Of its affairs out Of the
hands Of the repudiated national
chairman, RaSkob.
Then Sen. Love succeeded in put
ting through the legislature, to win
Gov. Moody's immediate approval,
his bone-dry bills for repeal of the
search and seizure law and the
evidence clause" Those laws at
tempted to prohibit searches with
out warrant, and to penalize unlow-
full searches, and to prohibit use of
evidence Illegally obtained.
Campaign Fodder
In these bills, Sch. Love enlisted
the support of Miss Margie Neal,
woman senator, and her name ap-
peared first on them, by custom
designating them as the Meal
bills"
Then Sen. Love daddied the plan
Of corS,,ining an increased gasoline
tax and a 50-per cent reduction in
automobile license fees into a
single law. At earlier sessions he
could not get this double barrel
measure considered. He secured an
from Atty. Gen. Claude Pollard
holding such two-purpose low a
valid form. Then he succeeded in
substituting this bill for the two
separate measures of the house. In
creasing the reduction of license
fees from the 80 per cent voted by
the house to so per cent. And the
house, overwhelmingly, accepted the
measure.
Sen. Loves name did not appear
first on this law. Capt. w. A. Will
hanson Of Bexar county joined him
in the measure and led the fight
that put the plan into effect.
Loves campaign for governor Will
have a bearing as determining not
merely one individuals political
success, but a definite trend in the
affairs of the democratic party in
texas as it starts back from the
debacle Of 1928.
His first announcement for gov
ernor had rather a hopeless air. 1t
implied, without saying so, he had
no hope of victory, but felt impelled
to make the race as a continuation
of his old fight. He said With
malice toward none, and charity for
all, I shall be a candidate for gov
ernor, as an anti Tammany demo-
crat, before the democratic pri-
maries next year.
"I have a message to carry to the
people, and I know Of no other way
to do 1t. . I feel that the time
has now come when my friends and
my enemies as well, are entitled to
know that I choose to run"
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Nv me RROOKS

AUSTIN, July 5.-Senator Thorn
as B. Loves announcement for gov
ernor this week definitely puts the
race, SO far as he can force the is
sue, upon the wet-dry controversy
which split Texas democracy last
year.
Sen. Love announced he will ask
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor. His activities in supporting
Herbert Hoover electors against Al
fred E. Smith last year, and his
speeches in the Texas senate have
shown that despite his aspiring to a
democratic nomination his fight will
be one upon John j. RaSkob, demo-
cratic national chairman.
The big news, as seen here, is not
that Love will be in the race, as was
virtually assured by circumstances,
but whether the democratic state
executive committee will permit bis
name to go on the party ballot.
Sen. Love must take his request
for having his name put Oh the
primary ballot, to State Chmn. D.
w. Wilcox of Georgetown, who last
year served notice that those who
quit the party would be kept out OF
it in future. A majority Of demo-
Gratis in Texas then voted against
the party nominee for president,
though few in Texas forsook those
nominees for whom they had voted
in the state primaries.
Supreme Test
That will be the supreme test of
the party's attitude toward Hoover
Gratis. and it will come long before
election day.
Observers here contended that 1t
will only add fuel to the flames if
the party organization attempts to
rule him off the ballot.
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French Cabinet Is
Convoked Suddenly
AS New Crisis Seen

PARIS, July 5.-(P)-The French
cabinet was convoked Unexpectedly
in special session today to consider
varied attacks Of the opposition
which have brought the government
perilously close to a ministerial
crisis.
The ministry decided to try to
convince the finance commission of
the chamber it should reconsider its
decision to inject a safeguard clause
into its ratification Of the debt ac-
cord with America. 1t prepared
also to fight the attack on Andre
Tardieu, minister of the interior.
The cabinet discussed all phases
Of the situation presented by the
finance commissions unexpected &C
ton yesterday in voting to include
the safeguard reservations in rati-
fication.
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lieved that no mere man could ever
aspire to this all-embracing syno-
nym for that something" for which
everyone falls.
No less a person than Jesse L.
Lasky, head of the production de-
partment of Paramount Famous
Lasky on the west coast, is author
ity for the fact that Maurice Cheva-
lier, idol Of France, has 1T"
When Lasky heard Chevalier
speak in "Innocents of Paris" his
first all talking American-made pic
ture, Lasky declared that Chevalier
had as much 1T" as Clara Bow.
And when the French star heard
OF this remark, he said:
"Eet? What is ziS eet?"
AS Madame Glyn was not present
to give the correct definition, Che
Waller remained puzzled over the
appelation for some time.
Chevalier speaks excellent English
having learned it during 26 months
Imprisonment in a German prison
camp, in which many of his friends
were English and American.
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Greater Beauty
For lovely Women

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use MELLO-GL Face Powder that
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French process makes MELLO-GLO
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nose. Pure! Prevents pastineSS,
flakiness, irritation and large pores.
Use MELLO-GLO.-Adv.
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Twelfth Cavalry To
Stage a R~egimental
Review on Saturday

A regimental review and inspec-
ton will be held at the aviation
field in Fort Brown at 8:15 a.. m.
Saturday, military officials at the
post announce.
The exercises will be elaborate and
the public is invited to be present.
All local units of the Twelfth cav
airy will take part in the review.
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Women Of the Isle OF Man, Great
Britain, were not excited over the
general elections. They have been
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DEAD MAN

LONDON.-Through errors in
the army records, two officers kill
ed in the war have been gazetted
as the new commanders Of two
regiments.
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voting alongside their me for 10
years, women householders having
had the vote for 80 years.
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Nearly all the lithia ore mined
in this country comes from the
Black Hills of South Dakota.
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BIBLE THROWN AT JUDGE
RUGBY, ENCLOSING her tenn
per while a witness, Miss Rose
Mawby threw the court Bible at the
Judge,
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When Elinor Glynn coined the
much circulated term 1T" she ap-
piled it to a charming feminine
member of the Hollywood film COL
ony.
And until just now it was be-