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New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
Herald:s Daily Pattern Service
Make This Model at Home
Attractive Morning Dress
Pattern 1855
BY Anne Adams

A dainty, fresh wash dress finds
its snartness in cleverly designed
bodice trimming and low placed
skirt flare. The short kimono
sleeves are mighty comfortable in
warm weather, and easy to launder.l
Pattern 1858 makes up beauti-I
fully in plquc. percale. gingham.
dimity, shantung, linen. etc. Al
pastel ground brightly printed inI
floral or seonetric designs will bel
most attractive, or one might use,
solid color AID trim it with cor :
trastlng bodice banding, cuffs and
belt. Tiny buttons add a chic1
touch.
May be ordered only in sizes "a.
1G. IS. 20. 80. "a. So, IS. 40 and A..
Size Is requires IA yards Of 3sI
inch material.
No dressmaking experience i'd
necesEary to make this model With
Nour pattern. Yardase for everyl
size, and simple, exact Instruction.
are given.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (l5c) I'M
coins carefully wrapped, or stamps.
for each pattern. Ee sure to write!
plainly your NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER and SIZE
wanted.
Our BOOK Of PATTERNS for
adults and children, also transfer
patterns. is FIFTEEN CENTS. butt
only TEN CENTS when ordered
with pattern. address all mail
and orders to New Britain Herald
street, New York city,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
SEW SLEEVES FOR OLD

Coats for summer have an anlaz-
tically gone IS the straight long
sleeve. Three-quarters and short
ones replace II, some fare, some
have fancy cuffs, some take Triple
founccs. One may use their ingen-
uity TO good advantage in design
ing new cuts or finish tor her
sleeves this summer.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
Lamb Patties- serrinr q

L~Aio fdttiea, serving
1 IL pounds shoulder Of lamb. :
egg, IL teaspoon salt. IL teaspoon
paprika, tablespoons chopped
parsley, IL tablespoon finely
chopped onion. s slices bacon.
Have the lamb ground at the
butcher shop. Mix the lamb, egg,
szlt. paprika, parsley and onion.
Shape into cakes ore inch thick.
Fasten the bacon strips around the
l>n2b cakes. Fold IN place with
tooth picks Broil for 10 minutes.
Rhubarb Conserve
cups diced, peeled rhubarb. 3
oranges, chopped, l lemon chopper,
? cups ralsins, 6 cups sugar
Mix the ingredients and let stand
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
PASIEIS For TOWN

Nothing is more indicative Of the
elaoorateness OF new styles than
the delicate colors shown for town
wear Aquatone, turquoise and pale
wafer green appear along with new
soft plnks FOR suits hats, shoes,
gloves and purses Very delicate
gray is excellent, too.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
SEQUIN JACKET

For evening wear, the latest little.l
short, fitted jacket is made oil
scint!llating sequins, in some richI
tone such as raspberry or billiard
green. 1t has cape collar and
elbow sleeves and tastens with q
single button Just above the waist
line
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
DULL WHITE JEWELRY

New jewelry ensembles for sum-
rner include necklaces and bracelets
OF multi shaped beads in a dull.
dead white composition which are
extremely smart when worn with
colored trocks, white gloves and
shoes.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
BROWN CHIFFON

A brown chiffon, printed in
beige has shirred peplum skirt
with deep founce below, also shiri
red. and a wide, bateau neck with
shirred founces over the shoulders
TO fashion short sleeves
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18

I'm 70 ranter from the world N
Ta.ch he must learn 10 live.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-18
Isl IS. Menus
efhe Day D Ill {.
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bJ -l:s. Alexander George
EhUoarb Conserve for Dinner
LAMB pattes, creamed potatoes.
bread, rhubaro conserve. macedoIna
salad, cherry roll cream. coffee.
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No Mail Phone or c. 0. D. Orders accepted
Mems Furnishings

(271 pairs) Mems use and S1.00
Fancy Socks; broken ranges: per-
feet, sizes ga to IL, 49c: 8
pairs ................. $z.75
I'll pairs) SIS All-over Rayon Pa
jainas; also broadcloth. mostly COLI
lar style, sizes A to D.. 1895
1921 Mems S5.95 TO $3.50 Silk
Shirts; collar attached to match
and neckband styles, sizes 1872
10 18 .S2.95
(2) SIS Enameled Cocktail Shakers;
slightly SCARED .............S 4.95
CID SIS to $40 Flasks; various sizes
ana KINDS ."............$2 .95
tl76 pairs) Fancy Socks; dtScon-
tihued patterns, sizes 9l2 to ~,
2Sc; 4 prs, 81
~ Sc Belt and Tie Set; both
match, polka dot effects. =. soc
l61) Mems $1.5O Chain Suspen-
derS 81
1891 Mems 81 Silk Handkerchiefs.
hand rolled hens. soc
(79) Mems soc Silk Handkerchiefs;
(160 pairs1 50 Rayon Athletic
Union Suits; 2-button shoulder
style and regular button front:
some soiled, sizes "a, So, So. CSC
t49) Mems 81 RayOn Athletic Pull
over Shirts; short sleeves, sizes "a,
SO, AZ and A ...... .55c; 6 for So
t2) Mems 81 Tie and Handker-
chief Sets; Soiled, in green. =. soc
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Infants Wear and
Riddles Wear

90 S3.95 Handmade Slips; with
handmade lace; sizes 4 and 6
rs pairs) soc Sateen Bloomers:
French leg: sizes and 4
years -. lX@c
t1O) 81 Part-wooI Blankets; with
white borders, sateen bound sec
(1O) Tots $1.50 Wolfe Hats; hand
made, in colors .I5c
(12) $1.50 POngee Hats; sizes 10 to
81, for boys and girls. 1890. soc
(6) S3.95. Atwood Fringe-end
Shawls, white and blue -. .SI.59
80 S. All-w0ol Blankets; white
with blue borders. ....... $3.50
t3l Tots $7.95 Silk BengaIine
Goats; silk lined. tan; size 2. 81
(10O) Tots $1.95 Dresses; dimity,
organdy, broadcloth. prints; sizes /
to s years.. ........ 81
(12) Boys S2.95 Summer Mesh
Suits; rose, yellow and blue; sizes
to 8 years. .S1.5O
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Household Linens

(25l Bath Towels, 20x40 inches,
pastel shade of pink only. a for 81
(50( 29c Bath Towels; size 1895
inches; white with colored bor-
ders ..............1 9c; 6 for S1.0S
1851 COlored Border Sheet Sets;
the famous Colonial" brand; q
sheets 72x108 and 2 cases to
match; Set... 1913
(5O) LinfeIt Table Covers; felt
back, will not crack, four popular
colors, 54x54 in. and 54x70 in,
$2.29 and $2.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Housewares

QI) S1.95 Screen Doors; sold as
Is condition. ................ .5Oe
(15) SOC Wood Frame Window
Screens; sold rs Is. .15c
(12) 79c Dupont FabrikOid Scarfs,
assorted colOrs. p ......... .lSc
CI4) S4.95 Polar Cub Electric Fan;
3-inch size, black enamel, A. G. or
ID. q. @S'So
(10) $3.50 ThermOs Bottles; quart
size. with 3 aluminium CUPS, $l.95
(25) S2.69 Rubberized Shower Cur
tains; 6x6 IT. all colors. ...... Sl.S5
l25) Odd lengths OF Garden Hose;
ss-inch, foot ................. &c
tlOl 81 Bread and Cake Boxes;
different colors, rs is. ....... .2Sc
t13) S4.95 Porch Rockers; finished
in oak. ...........s.. S|.So
40 SEAS Porch Benches; finished
III green. 49,. ......,.. .@A'o0
(12) $3.95 Porch Swings; stain ffn-
ish, with chains and 2 hooks, $2.S5
(5l S44.95 SAM Cold Refrigerators:
3-door style, oak finish, porcelain
lined, 75-lb. ice capacity $2s.SS
(3) S3s.95 Sani-C Cold Refrigerators;
3-door, porcelain lined, oak finish,
50-lb. ice capacity. $500. $S4.S5
(3) $155 IrOnrite Ironer; duofold
cabinet. in green and grey ...$SS
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Mems Clothing

(220) Mems $3.50 to $40 Sum-
mer Suits; palm beach, linen, nu-
rotex, regular, long, short and
stout sizes .S12.95
(40l pairs Mems $3.50 Finest I'm
ported Linen Knockers; oyster
white, sizes % to A waist. $2.95
(4S) Mems So Black Office Goats;
regular, long and stout sizes. SEAS
Il pair) $35 English Bedford Cord
Riding Brooches; size "a waist, SIS
~ pairs) $40 Black and White
Check Wool Riding Brooches; size
80 and 81 .S12.5O
n pairs) Mems s12.95 Linen Rid
ing Brooches; sizes "a and 36
NoASb 80 SJs6O
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Upholsteries
$l.59 to $2.95
Sample Curtains
ST. Pr.

Criss-cross styles, valance sets,
lace panels, and tailored lace cur
tains Mostly one of a kind.
Soiled from display.
100 yards 65c Belgian Linen,
so in. wide, part cotton, stripes .2Sc
(4OO yards) 29c Lightweight Ray
on. SO in wide. striped or plain 22c
(35 yards) $1.59 irish Linen, green,
so inches wide. ............... 81
(6l S1.95 Large Rayon Pillows, tai
lored styles. 81
(5O) 35c Leatherette Covered Tai
lored Pillows, IA inches square .25c
(40) S5c Tapestry Squares, 25x24
inches, various styles and
weights .....................49 c
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Dresses from the
Mayfair Shop

Won1en's and Misses SIS to S29.75
Dresses; lace. chiffon, fiat crepe,
prints; ensembles and other types,
sizes is to 20 and 38 to A S18
Women's and Misses S3e.T5 to
S59.75 Dresses: evening dresses,
sport ensembles, printed chiffon
cocktail dresses, chiffon afternoon
prints, sizes 10 to 20 and 38 to
AZ ............... :. $40
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Mems Shoes

(13 pairs) Mems Sc Rubber sole
uOtI SHOtS $500
rs pairs) So Black Low Shoes;
gOO0 styles $4.S5
ia pairSl Golf Shoes; tan and
black and white .S3.95
(2l paffs) Hanan Low Shoes;
broken sizes .S7.S5
t13 pairs) Soft Sole House Slip
pers; broken sizes. 81
I'll pairs) Bath or Beach Sandals,
49c
Is pairs) Mems $40 Golf Ok
IOruS ,...ss.... yO.N5
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Umbrellas

n3) Women's S12 silk Umbrellas.
novelty handles, heavy silk 81
CID WOmen's $3.50 Gloria I'm
brellas, l6-rib ..............$ 2.45
nD WOmen's SIS SILK Umbrellas,
l6-rib, novelty handles. -. 1895
i24) Children's 81 CretOnne Para
soils, novelty prints. ......... 79c
t9) Children's IS silk Parasols;
pasVel SnaueS ...s..........$ ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
ChiIdren's Shoes
Jr. Miss So White Shoes

White calf l.strap pumps, white
lizard trim, junior Ss2 *
heel; sizes 3 TO 7..... %0OO
1857 pairs Children's S2.95 Woven
Sandals; tan and brown, leather
heels, broken sizes ga to 2. .$1.59
(12) pairs Infants 50 Black Pat
ent Shoes; button style, sizes to
Az ................. .$l.59
1907 pairs Children's Tan Buckle
Sandals; 1-strap, crepe rubber
soles, sizes to 2 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Wonen's Hosiery

t46 pairs) 81 Wool Sport Socks.
for tennis or golf .......,...2 csc
t142 pairs) S1.5O to $500 Full
fashioned Silk Hose, damaged in
stock soc
us pairs) So Pull-fashioned Silk
Mesh Hose, white and gray
only .........,,...... $1.S1
(120 pairs) Ingram Chiffon Hose,
irregulars of So grade; full-fash-
toned, picot tops .S1.50
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Women's RaincOats

(2) Women's ss.95 Black Leather
cite RaincoatS; size SO. .S1.95
(2) Wornen's S5.95 Brown Leather
cite r ainco oats; sizes AZ and
a. SIs50
~ W0man's ST.95 Brown Leather
cite RaincOat; size AZ. 1895
a. SIS Green Suede RaincOat:
size IA .S3.95
a. S7.95 Black Elephant Hide
RaincOat; size ID. S3.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Boys Items

Boys Shorts-Fancy striped per-
Gale shorts. Sizes 8 to 10
years a for 81
Boys Fast-COIor Wash Suits -
Button-on and novelty styles.
Fast-color fabrics. Sizes to z. CSC
Boys 81 and $1.65 Summer
Knickers-Plain greys. Sizes TO
10 7gc
Boys RayOn and LisIe Polo Shirts
Pastel shades and white. Sizes
8 to Is years. .79c
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Leather Goods

(l5) Boys S2,95 Toilet Cases, fitted
with comb. brush and tooth
bruSh SI.95
(2) WOmen:s S4.95 Tan FailIe Bags,
with crystal handles .S2.95
(6) Women's S4.95 Black Linen
Bags, with leather trimmings, s2.95
(6l Women's $3.50 Black Linen
Bags with pastel leather trim, S4.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Mems Sports Shop
Mems S. to SO
Riding Pants
S2.Q5

Entire stock included. Rein
forced legs and seat.
Main Floor. The Hecht Coz
GO pairs) Mems and Boys SO
Base Ball Shoes: broken sizes. 81
(1OO) Mems $3.95 Slip-over Sweat
ers; plain colorss or checks, sizes
So TO A S1.S5
1851 S1.95 Golf Clubs, mashies,
mashie niblicks and niblicks,
hickory shafts. calfskin grips. 81
(2OD Mems $5.95 Sweater Sets;
golf hose and sweater. -. .$3.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Women's Goats

a. S29.75 Navy Blue Tweed Sport
Coats; 2/16, 1/14 and 1912 .S5.95
u) S69.85 Brown Tweed Sport
Coat; large raccoon collar, size
AZ ......,......... =. S25
(12) Misses S19.75 Tweed Sport
Goats; sizes IA to 90. ....... 1886
~ Green Transparent Velvet
Jackets; size 18 .... $685.
(2) Transparent Velvet Goats;
green, size ID; l brown, size
10 .S13.95
(S) Navy Blue Ge0rgette Goats:
sizes 10 to 40; Q black georgette,
size 40 $685.
~ Navy Canton Goats; size 10
ana 70 ........,........ S13.95
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
WOnen's Scarfs
Neckwear

(2O) So Imported Silk Scarfs,
squares and triangles, hand paint
ed. 81
(5) $5.95 Sequin Triangles, for Fri
Gay $3.50
(35) Acc Sport Ties, polka dots,
satin, in dark colors. $3.50. 10c
Gao pieces) 81 Neckwear, lace or
silk, in ecru shade ..........6 9c
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Mems Hats

1891 Mems So Linen Caps; mostly
dark colors, all sizes. $500. .95c
t1S) Mems $2.5O Stiff Straws and
Body Hats: broken sizes. 81
Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
"F Street at Serenth''
Women's Dresses

(24) WOmen's and Misses Silk
Dresses, taffeta, fiat crepe, striped
crepe and prints. $40
(20l Women's and Misses S16.50
Silk Coats, navy and black. some
nave CapeS .SIU
(1Sl Women's and Misses $29.75
Flat Crepe and Print Dresses,
many shades, including black. SIS
Third Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Women's BlOuses

(62) Womep's IS to $12.95 Silk
Crepe and Cotton BIouses. extra
large sizes, SO to so; white and
colors .............. S5.95 to S3.g5
1901 Women's So and SO Cotton
Blouses. organdy, linens. dirnities
and batiste; white, pastels; sizes
main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24
Women's Hats

New Transparent Velvet
Berets
New Fall shades Of black.
brown, navy, sand, G1 90
copen and red. ....... ~ -
f2O0) Women's S3.95 Summer
Straws, better type straw hats.
Various styles ..............$1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-24

Sizes IA to 20 80 to 40 40 to
So. Not all sizes in every style, but
large enough variety to insure
your finding the very dress you'll
like!
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The Washington times., 1930-12-09
Bowling
Tonight

District League-Meyer Davis W.
Petworth. at Lucky Strike.
National Capital LeaRue-Fountain
Hams vs.. King Pin. at Lucky strike.
washington Ladies Leagus-Sham-
rocks VS.. Hilltoppers. Beeaues vs. CO.
Bureau. Daughters Of Isabella VS..
Cardinals. University Park VS.. ARoes,
at Coliseum.
Masonic League-Albert Pike Va.
Dawson. Anacostia vs. Congress, Stans-
bury vs.. Harmony. st. Johns We. .Joppa,
Potomac vs.. King solomon. Whiting VS..
Petworth. Pcntalpha VS., Trinity. Mt.
Pleasant vs. Naval, Lebanon vs. Fed.
eral at Convention Hall.
Eastern star League-Mt. Pleasant
w. Unity. washinEton Centennial No.
VS.. Treaty oak, Columbia ys. Martha.
Miriam VS. Harmony. Jos. II. Milans
VS.. Good will. Washington Centennial
No. w. Brookland at Lucky Strike.
Capitol Hill League-stevens Service
vs. EisceI NJ Hardware; Maravuu. Scots Cafeteria
Capitol Hill.
Suburban LeaEue--Leader Market VS..
Georgia Avenue Business Men, at Pet
worth.
Bethesda Business Men Leaxus--
Ketchams vs. Chevy Chase Grays. at
Boulevard.
Bethesda LeaEue-Montgomery Refuse
vs.. Postoffice. Chevy Chase vs.. Masons.
at Bethesda.
Insurance League-Peorles VS.. Mass
aehusetts Mutual. Continental Casualty
VS.. Acacia Reds. Prudential vs.. Mutual
Insurance. Acacia Blues vs. Young &
Simon. Metropolitan vH. N. Y. Life,
EQUITABLE VS.. Travellers. at Lucky
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
INDOOR TENNIS
LOOP To OPEN

The Dumbarton Club, once
powerful in local tennis circles,
Is coming back.
Saturday afternoon a team re-
cruited from former members Of
this famed group will face the
Naval Academy team in the open
ing matches Of the Winter Indoor
League at the Fifth Regiment
Armory. Baltimore, Md.
Tom Mangan, Comdr. C. C.
Gill, Jack Purinton, Joe Rutley,
Freddy Haas, owen HoweStein,
A. o. White, and H. H. Burgwin
make UP the team.
Thursday night the two local
teams entered in this league will
journey over to Baltimore for a
little practice. The original
Washington team won the league
championship last year, and in.
cludes Dooly Mitchell, Bud
Markey. Frank shore, Colin STAN
Bin Buchanan, and Clyde Smith
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
IOWA GRAPP[ER
BILLED HERE

Coming East again for the first
time in two years, George Hill.
the Iowa grappler, will run into
a formidable opponent in Billy
Bartush at the washington Audi
torium Thursday night. Hill won
a decision over Wladek zbyszko
two years ago and since that time
has been appearing in the West.
The match between DR.. Ralph
Wilson and Chief White Feather
should stir the interest Of local
wrestling fans. This is their first
meeting since that memorable
battle when White Feather
clamped his dread chin-lock on
DR.. Wilson in order to win the
bout.
The remainder of the card
should appeal. Renato Gardini,
the speech-making Italian. will
come to grips with John Makes,
the Greek: Ray Steele, the Cali
fornian, tackles Nick NeSter. the
Greek, and Toots Mondt opposes
Pete Lejimmie, the Austrian.
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
| 8 CON TESTS
FOR ARMY

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. 9.
Listing is games with the lead
ing educational institutions Of the
country, Major P. B. Fleming,
graduate manager Of athletics at
the United States Military Acad-
emy here, today released the 1890
81 Army basketball schedule.
The complete schedule is:
December 20, Harvard University; Jam
uary 3, Princeton University; January Z,
University Of Delaware; January 10. Johns
Hopkins University; January ~, UniveI.
sity Of Pennsylvania; January II, Lehigh
University, January 81, Bucknsll Uni
versity; January 2s Georgetown EniveR-
sity; January 81, Ohio State Un'ver.
sity; February Z, Columbia University
lat New York city) February IL, Uni
versity OF New Hampshire; February ~,
University of Pittsburgh; February fe.
Carnegie Institute Of Technology; Feb
fuary 81. West Virginia University cat
Morgantown, W. Va.); February 2s,
Notrs Dame
The plebe schedule iS:'
January ~. James Munroe High
school: January "a. Manlius school
February I, Mackenzie school; February
T. Dean Academy; February 81. Cook
Aeadsmy;1 February IS. Inl1ps .8tgA
@~@s y -
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
JOCKEY JAMES
AIDS FAMILY

Jockey Eugene James, the SEN
sational Louisville apprentice, ran
his total to 100 winners by scor-
ing with three Of his mounts last
Saturday at New Orleans. James,
although only riding less than five
months, has kicked home II win.
ners. 5 seconds and 4 thirds in the
Today racing at Jefferson Park.
Roscoe Goose, who developed
James and sold his contract to
Joseph Letter, Chicago millionaire
sportsman, is sure James will
make good for his new employer
and, barring accident, will lead all
the jockeys at New Orleans dur.
ing the winter. Goose is as proud
of James and his talents as II he
were his own son. Roscoe Goose
was at one period one Of the best
riders in the country, and excep.
tionally well on 2-year-olds.
James rode his first winner
ct LatOnia last July, and
since then has led all the
Jockeys ut every track on
which he has ridden. It was
rumOred that James has
earned about. S., 1000 in Jockey
fees. He has paid off the
mortgage ON his parents
home and sent his older
brother to college, besides
making liberal cash presents
to members of his family.
Goose presented James with a
handsome bonus when he sold
his contract to Letter. The
amount has not been revealed,
but It Is believed to be 25 per
cent Of the price paid by Letter,
This part Of the deal was not
compulsory but Goose held the
boy and his family in such high
esteem he rendered them the
money without any solicitation.
Goose is at his home in Louis.
vile. It is likely he will train
for some big stable next season
The Washington times., 1930-12-09

Picture shows the correct
position Of the arms with the
hands neither too low or too
high far out or in close. Bobby
Jones has his left arm bent
slightly as most of us do in
taking this stance. Incidentally,
Walter Hagen's left arm is just
as much bent even at the i'm
pact.
The sole Of the club near the
toe is held just clear Of the
ground to prevent it catching
on Instructions and swerving
the shot.
Knees should be relaxed but
not bent. The back Is rounded
and must be kept so until the
end of the follow-through. But
don't, above all, stand like a
weary old cab horse.
Picture 2 depicts the way
most beginners start, as demon
trated y John Duncan Dunn.
The clubhead in the picture
is soled too much under the toe
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
OLD line QU|NT.
NUMBERS NINE

The Maryland varsity basket
ball team will compose Bozie Ber.
ger, center, forward and guard:
Bob Gaylord, center and guard;
George Chalmers, Ed Ronkin and
Fred Steiber, forwards; Jack Nor
1is, center and guard; Jack Pitzer,
Charlie May and Bob Wilson,
guards.
Eight Of these men were On
last years squad. Wilson, .
member of the formidable 1928
freshmen five, was unable to re-
port for varsity basketball last
year because of an operation to
correct shoulder ailment. This
same injury returned to hamper
his football work this fall.
Coach Burton Shipley must
struggle along this winter with
out the services of Julie Radice,
All-State guard; AL Heagy, guard,
and Bill Evans, captain Of last
years team. Practice will start
after the Christmas holidays,
while the opening game is Sched-
uled for January Z with Gallau-
Diet. The complete schedule:
January Z. GaIlaudet at College
Park; 8. Washington and Lee at
Lexington; 10, V. NJ. l., at Lexington; {;
15, Duke at College Park: II, Loyola
at College Park: 10. Washington and
Lee at College Park; %. Johns Hop
College Park; 81, v. P. I. at College
February 2. Virginia at Charlottes-
Vile; &, Catholic University at Brook
land; 10. North Carolina at College
Park: II, Washington College at College
Park; IS, Virginia at College Park; "A.
Western Maryland at College Park; 81.
Navy at Annapolis; 25 Johns Hopkins
at College Park; % Tournament,
Southern Conference, at Atlanta.
Open or closed car transportation r.
available to those who consult the
Used Car" columns Of tOday's CLASH
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
Army Coach breads
Strong Navy Attack

WEST POINT, Dec. 9-Hard
drill was scheduled for the Army
today as Coach SaSSe drilled the
Cadets for the Navy game in
New York on Saturday. SaSSe
said, the Navy was at its peak
now and he feared a powerful at
tack. Sebastian is out for the
season, and Armstrong, Malloy'
Trice, HillSinger and Summerfelt
are injured and may not get into
the game, SasSe said.
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
GreenLeGf TriIInlphs
In Billiard Match

NEW YORK, Dec. "a cluster
Of 43 in the fourth inning and
an unfinished run of IS in the
eighth chapter was enough 1or
Ralph Greenleaf to score his first
victory in the opening match OF
the worlds pocket billiard cham
pionShip.
He won over Thomas Boatllan.
of Portland, Greg, last night.
The coast player tailed but IL
markers.
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
PEER OF JOCKEYS

Laverne Fator, one of the great
est jockeys in turf history, led
the list of winners in New York
for five successive years until
1880 and during the previous
five seasons was a contender with
Earl Sande and Linus McAtee for
premier honorS.
The Washington times., 1930-12-09

Tony Canzoneri, new light
weight champion, is already one
of the wealthiest boxers in the
game. Since entering the profes-
sional ranks In 1915 his gross
earnings have totaled, more than
$250.O00.