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The Washington times., 1931-03-18

o. 4ONG Is tIA4AS SO4 4VSs
In Mr.. MONEYS letter of &C
ceptance of the craftsmanship of
the fans committee, he reflects
the exact idea behind the move
ment to honor Ruel with some
small token of appreciation. Re
ferring to Ruel's service in Wash
ington, his reputation on and off
the field and his popularity among
the fans, Mr.. Mooney today wrote
The Washington Times:
81 am in receipt Of your COM
munication of the 18th instant,
in which you inclOse three dol
lars representing three indi-
vidual subscriptions to q fund
for the purchase Of q suitable
remembrance to be presented to
HerOld Muddy Ruel upon his
initial appearance in Washing
ton as a member of the Boston
Red SOx, April 19, 1881.
I'm reply to your suggestion
and request, shall be glad in
deed to act as chairman for the
fund and will appreciate the
honor of presenting to Ruel
whatever may be selected by
the committee appointed for the
purpose.
81 might state, your sugges-
ton in this connection is not
only appropriate, but a very
laudabIe one. No player who
has ever graced the American
League has done more to raise
to a high standard the prOfcs-
sion to which he belongs than
Muddy Ruel.
"He is beloved by his col
leagues, as well as the thou
sands of citizens whom ne has
thrilled by his marvellous work
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
"Single Pin Tourney
No Cinch for Stars
Says Harry Krauss

"NO bowler is sure of wining
it," commented Harry Krauss
when quizZed on The Washing
ton Times single-pin bowling
tournament, which opens at the
Rendezvous alleys Friday q
week. KrauSs is acclaimed gen.
orally as the greatest duckpin
and ten-pin shooter the Dis
trict has produced.
"Ole Nose" as he is affec-
tionately dubbed by his fol
lowers, states that an obscure
shooter has as much chance as
a star, and the stress lies not
on general all-arOund bowling
skill, but on accuracy.
Harry once shot a regulation
duckpin game which, it is
claimed, was one of the most
skillful ever rolled, although the
score was only rs. He hit the
key pin of every break with
every ball, in all ten frames,
a remarkable display of accu-
racy. In a single pin game he
would have had a perfect score
for three games, or 80.
Only 10 more days remain to
enter The Washington, Times
single pin tourney. The tour
nament opens at Rendezvous
Friday, March 27. The final
1O-game block will be rolled at
Temple on Tuesday, March 81.
Entry fee is $5 per man, in
Guiding price of games. A
handsome trophy, symbolic of
the singIe-pin championship of
the city, goes to the winner.
COLONIAL FIVE PLAYS
Colonial Five meets G. P. c
Federals tonight in Central Higl
School gym at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
SHERRY DUMPS
De LONGE

Jack Sherry may be a tornado
in Ohio, but he is little more
than a gentle zephyr in this neck
of de-forested area, if his victory
over Don De Longe. Of Van
couver and points thereabout, at
the Strand last night is to be
taken as a criterion.
After % minutes of getting out
Of holds the Britisher clamped
on him, and making all the tradi.
tional grimaces. Sherry finally
picked up the alleged French,
Canadian very much as if he
were three sacks of eels, lifted
him to the level Of his chest ano
then dropped him.
The climax, which has been
referred to as an airplane spin,
came after q series Of flying
mares.
After being out-slapped for 29
minutes and gently lifted out of
the ring several times. Stanley
Stasiak, the slavering Slav, threw
George Vassell, a Greek, out of
the ring onto his (Vassell's) head
the Greek re-entered the ring
with a dying gladiator expression
on his pan and Stanley immedi-
ately cuffed him to the floor.
Four D. C. lads tossed around
in two 15-minute bouts, Harry
Gross winning one of them.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
A. A. u. Basketball
Tourney at
Tech High
TONJGHT,s SCHEDULE

= p. M. north cOurt-BOys Clnb OPP
timists VS.. Arcadians. 1OO-pOund class
(first rOundb.
IN. M, south court---MOunt Rainier
vs:: Good Shepherd. 11S-pOund class
7:45 D. M. north cOurt-Warrenton.
Va. rs. Eagles, girls senior class first
7:45 D. M. south cOurt--Jewish Com
munity Center VS.. .Powhatans, .13O-
pound class (secOnd round).
.. M. main cOurt-Capital AVN
ing Aces VS.. POntiacs, unlimited class
(first rOund)
10 p. M. main cOurt--Jewish Com
nunity Center VS.. Red Stars, un-
limited class first rOuRGD.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
UNLIMITED CLASS-POtOmaC Boat
Club SchOlastiCS. 81; Company A, Fort
Humnhreys, 90 first round).
g.. As: st, Stephens, 23 first rOundl
13O-POUND CLASS-ShinIey A. c.,
IS, st, Martins. Is (seCOnd round).
. 11S-P0UND. CLAss-Nye House, "a,
Sacred Heart. % (first rOund),
JUNIOR GIRLS CLASS-HyattsvlII
nigh School. Sss CIOvsSsttea. SO
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Don George Winner
In Cleveland Match

SAN FRANCISCO, March ID.
Don George, claimant of the
heavyweight wrestling title, de-
feated DR.. Karl Sarpolis, Cleve-
land, in straight falls here last
night. George took the first fall
in 10 minutes and pinned the
Cleveland wrestler's shoulders to
the mat for the second fall in 43
minutes.
Joe Malcewicz, Utica, N. Y, de-
feated Joe Bonomo, Hollywood, in
II minutes. Casey" Kazanjian,
former Stanford football player,
won from Johnny Goodman,
Fresno, in AZ minutes.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18

behind the bat. A polished
gentleman both on and off the
field.
1--WE will give him o hearty
welcome and / know that his
many friends and admirers join
us in wishing him great success
in his new home"
Meantime, Postmaster Mooney
is looking around to enlarge the
Ruel committee, believing that
the outlying sections of Wash
ington should have representation
thereon to act with Fred Buch.
holz, Fred PelZman and William
M. Smith, a lifelong friend of
Mr.. MONEYS, who have also
accepted membership. Today Mr.
Mooney is inviting sports leaders
of Alexandria, Rosslyn, Bethesda,
Silver Spring, Rockville and
HyattSville to work on the Ruel
committee with him,
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
WAITE HOYT STARS

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, March
18.-Waite Hoyt and Charlie Sui
rvan predicted their probable
value to the Detroit Tigers in the
coming baseball season when they
pitched the Tigers to a 6-to-2 VIC
tory over the Mission team here
yesterday. The Bengals connected
with hits in each inning, totaling
13 for the game.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
PIN GRIND
IN ALEXANDRIA

How many duckpinS can you
knock down in go minutes Of un-
interrupted bowling2
A chance to find out definitely
is offered to every bowler, man
or woman, in and around Wash
ington, by Charles Grant. at the
Alexandria Health Center, from
now until March %.
Fifty dollars will be given to
the winner. There is no entry
fee except the price of the bowl
ing and a bowler may bowl as
often as he wants to. The games
can be bowled at any time, night
or day. Burt Parsons, Washing
tons demon marathon bowler is
sure to be among the participants.
George L. Isemann took a
fling at ten-pins for the first
time since 1915 and did rather
well. He replaced Harry Kruass
on the Arrow Special team in the
A. B. C. tournament at Buffalo
and rolled $40. including a 219
game.
Teddy Wedmayer's 578 led
the so additional entrants in
Bill Woods Dub Sweepstakes
at Lucky Strike. He had games
of 1O7, 13O, 1O8, 113 and 12O.
Albert Carman had 568 and p.
West $50, including a 14O game.
Sarah Updike led the individual
efforts in the Washington Ladies
League with a 323 set, while
Billie Butler and Lands tied with
a 319.
Charlie Stott and Paul Harri-
son staged a "hot" anchormen
duel, in the Columbia Heights
League, and ran a dead-heat with
394 apiece. Pauls team, Cool
Drinks, won two games.
King Pin made it even seven
with Hyattsville, when they re.
turned a compliment of several
weeks ago. by sweeping the Balti.
more Pikers in the District Lea.
que. They shot 1906. The
Fountain Hams lowered their
colors twice to Lucky Strike, once
by a measly two-pin margin, in
the National Capital League.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Three Posts Open
On Indians Line-Up

NEW ORLEANS, La, March
1S-With Eddie Morgan, last OF
the Indian holdouts, back in the
fold. regulars for three posts on
the Cleveland baseball team re-
mained undecided today.
First base, third base and left
field were the jobs open for com
petition. The Tribe will battle
the New orleans Pelicans in an
other exhibition game today.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18

1GSSlIlS CIldL 6dAIST Is 1I1VdluaDL6,
is frankly dubious, believing that
Schacht is attempting to cut in
on the proposition.
The whole thing started over
the radio the other night. Bax'
ter, when called upon to make an
address here, praised the Wash
ington club in general and Grift
in particular.
"We've not only got one of the
greatest clubs I've ever Seen," he
remarked, "but in Clark Griffith
we have the bestposted base
ball man in the country"
Ladies and gentlemen"
Schacht followed up when called
upon. Baxter says one thing
and means another. What he
wants is not to praise Mr.. Grif-
fifth, but to get himself q pay
increase. Hereafter we work
together"
The next day word got around
to Griff that the battle was on
If memory serves Schacht broke
the news.
Sounds like some of your
cOnniving to me, AL" he de-
clared. whats in it for you,
anyhow? Whatever it is you
l0se."
BY foxy Al-ask Heine Manust
was not to be out-maneuvered
Immediately he got his strategy
clicking.
Pair Held Conference
Mysteriously enough, Schacht
and Baxter went into a Whispered
conference just before an enter
tainment rendered in a downtown
theater. All Washington Clut
members were guests of honor.
The usual talkie was followed
by special features, and-as thu
big punch-Schacht and Altrock
The boys mimicked and panto
mined to perfection, drawing
tumultuous applause.
Then came Schacht's COLDER
minute. Prexy Griffith was listen
ing intently and everyone's eye
turned toward Al as he StarteC
speech-making.
Folks" he said, T am
ashamed and humiliated to in
trOduce to you two of the screw
lest characters in baseball. One
is my pal, Nick AltrOck. The
other, Assistant Trainer frankie
Baxter.
"But before Baxter is Off
ciaIly introduced, permit me to
turn over the floor to the host"
Whereupon the host announced
'Mr. Baxter has asked me to
make an important announce
ment. One that vitally con-
Germs the Washington club.
"Mr. Griffith, I have been re-
queSted to make a public plea
for a salary raise for MIR. Bax-
ter. He feels he deserved it."
Framed up" frankie blushed
Stammered and looked helplessl.
in Griff's direction.
But no help was Forthcoming
Schacht had shot Frankie's bolt
The Washington times., 1931-03-18

POSTMASTER of Washing
ton, VINO has accepted the chair
manship of the Muddy Ruel
Remembrance Committee, an
organization of fans who are
collecting a fund of small
amounts from the various fans
who wish to help remember
his first appearance here as a
Ruel with some suitable gift on
member of the Boston Red Sox,
April 10. The committee pro-
poses to select a watch or a
suitcase or possibly both and
present it TO Muddy next month.
Small contributions, nickleS and
dimes and quarters from as
many fans as possible is the
spirit Of the idea to show Ruel
how well thought-of he is in
the baseball city he served
from 1923 through 1930
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Insurance Pin
League

SEASON RECORDS
High individual game-Cherry, 16S:
Spicknall. 153. High individual set
Spicknall Cherry, 381: Farber. 375. High
individual avera ge-Rice. 11O-3S; Spick-
nall, 1O7-S7; Hare. 1O72O. High aver
age strikes Lewis. 1866; Geesa, .454
High average spares-Rice, 2.44; spick-
nall, 221 High team sets-Inter League,
1909; Acacia Reds, 1908. High team
game-Acacia Reds. 5S2.
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
EAGLES NINE MEETS

Anacostia Eagles baseball team
will hold a meeting Friday night
s. the home of Manager Norman
Murphy. Fourteenth and Savan-
nah Streets southeast. All play
ers asked to attend.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
GRAYS WIN

United Typewriter Grays easily
won from st. Martins cagers last
night, 80 to 10. Bob Freeman
and Fuchs starred for winners.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
INSECTS WANT GAMES

Columbia Heights Insect nine
is on the lookout for games with
teams in its class. The Wonder
Boys are especially CHALLENGED.
Manager AEelman ak North k1la
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Ruel T ype Raises Standard
Of Baseball l---Mooney

Postmaster Bill Mooney has caught the spirit Of the idea
behind the suggestion made these columns that the base
ball fans be invited to chip in gift for Muddy Ruel
when here with the Boston Red sox April 49, for
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
NATIVITY ANXIOUS

George Sullivan's Nativity 100.
pound cagers are after games.
kCan Georgia 1899.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Lack of Pitching Handaps Business Chances In Inehg Series
Framed, Says Baxter, Losing
Plea for Salary Increase
BY JOE HOLMAN
Timea staff CnrreapOndant

BILOXI Miss March 1s-Assistant Trainer frankie Baxter
and Coach AL Schacht today wagng valiant campaign.
The object 8 Baxter a
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
Muddy Ruel Gift

Ruel Gift Committee,
City PoStOffice,
Washington, d. c.
Enclosed please find the
amount Of. Of.................
(NOt more than $1)
to be spent for a remem-
brance for Muddy Ruel when
he comes here on April 10 as
suggested in The Washing
ton Times.
name
Address INSTRUMENTATION.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18

va W OsAo S@
to lie down partic-
ularly smooth and
tight, after applying
Glostora, sim ply
moisten your hair
with water before
brushing it.
A large bottle of
Glostora costs but q
trihe at any drug
store.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18
COLONIAL FIVE PLAYS

Colonial Five meets G. P. o.
Federals tonight in Central High
School gym at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1931-03-18

If you do not know the convent
ence in owning your own home. fiRM
out right away. Turn to the Classified
Real Estate Columns.
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1881 Buick 8-57 De Luxe Sedan,
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1879 Buick Master Sedan.
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1923 Cadillac 7-Pass Sedan
1929 Franklin Sedan
1880 Graham Paige Coupe
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1880 La Sale Conv. Coupe
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1928 Lincoln Custom Roadster.
1929 Nash Conv. Coupe
1880 Packard 7-40 Phaeton.
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1928 Packard Club Sedan.
1929 Packard 6-40 7-Pass. Touring.
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SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
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Chevrolet Sedan Only S135.
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PARKWAY"
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% Chevrolet Landau Sedan. $345
Light tan hnish Trunk rack. Many extras.
80 Ford Cabriolet. .... 1928
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Original gray paint like new. Seat covers,
% Whippet 4-Door Sedan. S245
orisinaI paint without a Oisnish. Al.
81 Ford Tudor Sedan. .$345
Like buying = new car at = senatorial saving.
% Chevrolet Coach. ..... SOS
Considerably underDricsd. See It.
% Buick Sedan, model AZ. .S595
Beautiful blue nnish. Radio equipped.
80 Marquette Coupe .S425
Every detail perfect. Very well cared for.
'28 Chrysler 81 Sport Road. $1o8
sporty car at giye-sWay price.
20 Chevrolet Coupe. .SI55
80 Ford De Luxe Phaeton. 1906
Beautiful condition. Many extras
Dodge Senior Coupe. ,... 1885
Should be priced much higher
80 Ford Sport Roadster. S245
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'Z9 Chrysler 65 Coach. .S345
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1880 Chevrolet Coach 1875
1880 Chevrolet Sedan. AS
1880 Chevrolet Roadster 355
1880 Ford Tudor ...... 500
1880 Ford Roadster. . 345
1880 Chevrolet Sport Coupe. AS
1880 Ford Sport Coupe. I5
1929 Ford Sport Roadster. lo5
1929 Ford Sport Coupe. 49, 245
1929 Chevrolet Coach. 2o5
1929 Chevrolet Landau. SIS
1923 Chevrolet Coach. $50. los
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. $500. 195
1923 Chevrolet Cabriolet. !. 2l5
1927 Nash Sedan. .. Us
1926 Buick Sedan. | 145
1926 Ford Tudor. .... 65
1925 Dodge Sedan. ~ IS
1927 Chevrolet Touring " IS
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CFIRY SLER
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1881 Ford Sport Roadster. . 39S
1929 Pontiac Cabriolet ...... 395
1880 Studebaker Commander 8
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1881 Chevrolet Roadster .... 435
1880 Chrysier Roadster ...... SIS
1929 Chrysler Is Cabriolet.. 675
1923 Nash Spec. & Coach. ..... zS5
1927 Dodge Roadster ........ $50
1881 Chrysler 8 Sport Coupe,
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1880 Plymouth Sedan End series. 395
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VISIT OUR SHOW ROOMS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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THE W.ALLRAFF-5 LARGE ROOMS, KTT
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LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
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CONFIDENCE IN
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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ROoMS-FURNISHED
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MODERN BUILDINGS.

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sALE--AuToMoBLEs.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-02-06
BAND CONCERTS
ARE POSTPONED
THE POPULAR SUNDAY AFTER
NOON EVENTS BY THE COM
MUNITY BAND WILL BE MISS
ING FOR A PERIOD OF TWO
WEEKS.

Owing to the ski tournament next
Sunday and the presentation of the
Square Crooks" by the Stevens Players
under the auspices of the ST. Anthony
Club the following Sunday, the popu-
lar concerts by the Ely Community
Band will be missing for these two
Sundays.
Last Sundays concert drew a full
auditorium and was roundly applauded.
In addition to the well selected band
numbers, an additional treat had been
provided by the Cossacks who played
three fine numbers. Two of these
numbers were arrangements of melo-
dies and selections by Mathew Gouze,
director of the CossackS. In addition
to the treat enumerated, Mrs. Una M.
Ayres gave two vocal solos, "Homing''
and Rose in the Bud in which she
was accompanied by Mrs. F. DiNino,
and 20, Sole Mic" accompanied by
three pieces of the Cossack group.
The audience was more than pleased
and evidenced their pleasure with pro-
longed applause. An elegant program
is being arranged by Director DiNino
for the resumption of the concerts.