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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-22

Copyright, 1919
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

Printers; %. G. P. o. VS.. Navy Yard:
20. Naval Hospital VS.. Interstate,
June 1, G. p. o. VS.. Interstate: 2,
Navy Yard VS., Union Printers: 3. Naval
Hospital VS.. G. p, o.; 4, Interstate VS..
G. p. o.; 1, Interstate VS.. Navy Yard;
S, Union Printers VS.. Naval Hospital.
SECOND SERIES
June %. Navy Yard VS.. Interstate !;
%, Naval Hospital VS.. Union Printers;
24, Interstate VS.. G. P. o.: 25, Union
Printers VS.. Navy Yard: rs. @. P. O.
vs.. Naval Hospital: 20. g. P. o. VS..
Union Printers; 80, Naval Hospital VS..
July i. Union Printers VS.. Interstate;
2, Navy Yard vs. G. P. o.: 3, Open
date; 6, Naval Hospital vs.. @. P. o.;
Z. Navy Yard VS.. Union Printers: s,
G. P. o. VS.. Interstate; .. Union Print
ers VS.. Naval Hospital: 10. Interstate
Printers; Il, q. p =. t Q. vs.. Navy yard Yard:
is. Interstate VS.. Naval Hospital; Is,
Union Printers s.. q. P. O.; II. Navy
Yard VS.. Naval Hospital: 20. Navy Yard
vs. Interstate; 81, G. p. o. vs.. Naval
Hospital; 20, Union Printers vs.. Navy
Yard: %. Naval Hospital VS.. Interstate;
"a, @. P. o. VS.. Union Printers: 81,
Naval Hospital vs.. Union Printers; %,
Navy Yard vs.. G. P. O.: 20, Union
Printers vs. Interstate; 30, Naval Hos
pital vs.; Navy Yard: 81, Interstate Vs.
August 8. Interstate vs. Naval Hos
pital,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

where the ball would be, turn
ing on a verticle axis. This
puts you in the correct swing
ing position. You will observe
how much your left shoulder
comes down and under. OBJ
serve also how your right leg
stiffens, and how firmly your
left toe holds the ground. The
forward swing puts you into
the exact opposite of this posi-.
ton. And since it will not be
difficult for you to turn with
the club hooked in your elbows
this way, it should be no more
difficult when you are actually
Swinging-and isn't.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

Lou" Hollis, stellar right
fielder Of the G. P. 0. nine, had
a perfect day at bat, connecting
for three hits out Of three at
tempts. Chick" Beck, frs
sacker of the Yardmen, also
batted 1000, getting two out Of
two.
In Departmental League, the
Treasury downed the City Post
office nine, 8 to 6, in a skin
ming affair.
Pitcher Giddings, Of the win.
ners, was hit freely but man.
aged to bear down in pinches.
Roberts, left fielder Of the losers,
knocked a home run and fielded
brilliantly.
Brooke Grubb's HOwitzer
Giants will face o strong foe
Sunday when they play the
Alexandria Cardinals in q dOu.
ble.header on the Silver Spring
diamond starting at $3.50
o'clock.
Mccarthy and Young are SEIZED.
uled to pitch for the Giants.
Carl Dennison's Potomac Food
Distributors will practice today at
S o'clock on diamond No. 3 Of
the Monument grounds. Sunday
they tackle Cabin John nine at
3 .. m. on the latter's diamond.
Cole or Jackson will twirl for
the Foodmen.
Acme Printers seniors would
like to book a game for Sunday.
Call National 1858 during the
day and after 6 o'clock call Lin
coin 1881.
The remaining baseball games
to be played in the Government
League are as follows:
FIRST SERIES
April 80. Naval Hospital vs.. Inter-
state.
a. Interstate VS.. Navy Yard; S, Union
Printers VS.. Naval Hospital; s, G. P. o.
vs.. Interstate: Z. Navy Yard vs. Union
Printers; s. Naval Hospital VS.. G. P. O.;
II, Union Printers VS.. Interstate: II,
Navy Yard VS.. 6. P. O.: 10, Interstate
vs. Naval Hospital; IA, G.. P. o. VS..
Union Printers; is. Naval Hospital VS..
Navy Yard: IS. G. P. o. VS.. Naval Hos
pital: 49, Union Printers VS.. Navy Yard !;
30, Interstate VS.. G. P. o.: 81, Naval
Hospital VS.. Union Printers: %. Navy
vs. G.. P. o.; rs, Navy Yard vs.. Naval
Hospital; 81, Interstate VS.. Union
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

your driver,
put it back of
you and hook
your a r m S
over it at the
elbows. Then
pl a &c your
feet in your
o r d in ary
stance posi-
tion. N o W
t urn y ur
shoulders to
the right un-
til the end of
tn e S h a I t
points direct
" to the spot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30
P | n AVERAGE
SHR|NKS

Aston H. Clarke's giddy Wash
ington Gas Light bowling league
average dwindled a little in the
last month, dropping to 1905 from
well over the 121 mark. The league
rolls until the middle of May, and
Clarke may again raise the ante.
Meter Shop appears to have the
team pennant sewed up, but Sec
ond place is still in dispute, with
Fitting holding an edge. Stand
ings:
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w. w. A. Tourney
Schedule

CLASS A
Virginia Yarnell Paulie Ford
Helena Kohler Marjorie Smith
Ethel Palmer Margaret Miltner
CLASS .
Alice Burke Esther Yaggie
DOUBLES
Cox and Shugrue
Purdy and Higgins.
Bowers and Youmans.
Barrett and Robinson.
Lewis and Irwin
Mason and Chase.
Smith and UpdikG.
Marques and Loenberger.
TEAMS
Kann's Department Stores.
Telephone No.
Butchery.
War Department.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30
WOMEN
BOWLERS
ON CARD
By GINO SINH

John A. Farrell, the old
timer" benign czar of the Agri-
cultural Interbureau League, is
leading his cohorts to the wars
In the w. c. D. A. tournament
ct Lucky Strike tonight.
His league, one Of the most
spirited and capably governed in
the city, lists several colorful
characters among its personnel.
Not the least of these is the
~old-timer" himself. A mountain
Of O man, he is one Of the most
genial, popular and capable fol-
lowers of the small pin game.
he rules his little kingdom
with an iron hand, encased IN
several thicknesses Of velvet gloves
Next in order to Farrell and
slightIy more renowned Is Harry
Dixon, who ut one time held
the world high three-game-Set
record, 445.
He made the mark as a mem
Der of this league. Besides bowl
ing with his team, Dixon IS
bowling doubles with Fellowes.
In the recent N. D. B. c. Dixon
teamed up with the man who
displaced him, Charley Phillips,
in the doubles.
Mike Gordon, Chef Lindstrom,
Charley Lyons, and Rudy De
Glantz are other well-Enown
Aggie maplers.
The Odd Fellows League Is also
scheduled for tonight. It's most
outstanding performers are Perce
Ellett, Art Logan and Howard
Campbell.
A flock Of leading pinettes
are scheduled to slam the ma
pIes In the w. w. ID. A. tour
nament, also at Lucky Strike.
The ladies end their event to-
morrow night.
Among tonight'S performers
are Pauline Ford, National all
events champion; Marjorie Smith,
Meyer Davis Sweepstakes title
holder, and Margaret Miltner,
Helena Kohler and Virginia
Yarnell, all Of whom are promi-
uent members Of the local bowl
ing colony.
Mary Cox and Pauline Shugrue
and Marjorie Smith and Sarah
Updike stand out among the dou-
bles listed.
The John Blick Midget bowl
ers, whose only defeat in some
10 starts, was registered by q
record breaking performance by
an aIl-Star wOmen's team, are
encOuntering the Rendezvous
girls ut the Arcadia Saturday
night In o three-game match.
The Rendezvous girls lineup
will include Peggy Babcock, Mar
garet Leaman, Sammy Forteney,
BeSs Kirk and Irene Scott. Ouncie
Harrison, AL Baer, Bill Sisler,
Jackie Simmons, Ray Sisler and
Bob Chalfonte are the Blickites.
The Columbia All-Star girls
team scored over the kids" two
weeks ago by breaking two all
time marks-high-team game and
high-team set.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

High individual games-Jones, 1856;
Clarke, 1877. High individual sets
Clarke. 41S; Crawley, Corcoran, $50
ness, 5ss; Commercial, 571. High team
sets-Meter Shop, 1,64s: Commercial
1921. High strikes-Clarke, 4s; Duster-
hoff 80. High spares-Clarke-219;
Dusterhoff. 149.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30
st. Mary's CeItics
Seek SNH1dGu Games

The st. Mary's Celtics are seek
ing a doubleheader with some
unlimited team for Sunday. Teams
interested are asked to phone
Business Manager Charlie Cor
bett, Alexandria 564, during the
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

A flock Of leading pinettes
IRE scheduled to slam the ma
pies In the w. w. d. A. tour
nament, also at Lucky Strike.
The ladies end their event to-
morrow night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30

BEST EXTRAORDINARILY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30
F0ODMEN TO WORK OUT

Potomac Food Distributors will
hold a practice session this after
noon at 5 o'clock on No. 3 Dia-
nond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-04-30
GOLF
Ry CHESTER HORTON

There is a simple method by
which you can see your golfing
action in correct form. Take
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Leads Aagie League Rollers Into c. d. A. Tourn aent
Lou Hollis and "Chick" Beck
Stars of II Tie
BY sgd KATZNELL

Government Printing Office and Navy Yard bated
TT tie yesterday in Government Baseball League game be-
fore 1900 fans The game halted in the fifth inning
account of darkness
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THRILLING TALE OF
 \ T|E-HACKER WHOSE
 LABOR. SHOWED UNDER

l Silence amid tumbled ranges glittering under an azure sky, ] silence which was supplying. Sound itself seemed frozen. When a pinnacle of ice a mile away crashed down into chasm and was split into radiant jewels on the fanged rocks, the result ant din came as a whisper, as if even the echoes were afraid to speak.
 Slowly vending his solitary way thru it all, occasionally lift ing his eyes to the scene unfold ing and making affirmations of arazement- -asinine remarks, at tempting to find adjectives that should describe the indescriba- ble, plods a weary human.
 CHist, Watson, the needleD
 'Tis a Sourdouhgnut who has lost the location where he stack ed the last batch of railroad ties and the heavy snowfall has com pletely hid them. Strange sounds issue forth from his clenched lips. This, however, is easily un- derstandible for he learned En- gliSl1 at Cambridge University, German at Heidelburg, French at the Sarbonne, and cuss words, in Alaska In happier days, around a glowing cabin fire, he told tales which would have made MunchhauSen blush.
 Everyone has no doubt heard of the socalled witch or "devining rod" for locating gold.
 But few have heard of a tie finder" But such is the long rod carried in one hand Here and there he prods deep through the snow. some IS feet at least, en- deayoring to find his d--ties.
 This is a true tale, folks Of tie-hacker up in the hills but not knowing whether he has a humorous complex, no names are mentioned. But like Dad, he will know.
 He should also no of some physical inpossibilities- as, for instance, putting chickens back into the egg. or frogs back into tadpoles
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ROUGH VOYAGE

After having battled on the Gulf of Alaska what officers of the Admiral Farragut report as one of the worst storms HI the history of those waters, the boat hastened to Juneau on her south bound voyage to get two members of her crew into the hospital and then retraced her route to Funter Bay to load canned salmon for Seattle discharge, says the Jun eau Enipre. A women passenger also suffered a minor injury.
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THE STOCK MARKET

SEATTLE, Feb. l4. (F Jun eau 8a, Am. Can ll6A Ban Corr poration B and 2314, Cities 20, Cons Gas 93A, zellerbach 5
 Durant lss, Motors 42i4, Gold- man \, Int. Tel. g, Kennecott 2714, Lehigh 64, Radio 1874. Rich- field 5, Stand, N. J. 5Oa4, Carbide 6312, Union, Cal, 2514, steel .l477aa
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.LECAL NOTICE

UNITED STATES, DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR, GENERAL LAND OFFICE, U. s. LAND OF F4CE.
 Anchorage. Alaska January IT, 1881.
 Notice is hereby given that LOUIS c. GREENE has made application for a Soldiers Addi- tional Homestead, serial O7269, for tract of land situate at Vil- lage of Unalaska, Unalaska Is- land, U 8. Survey No. 1943, con- taining OPP acres situated North west of and adjoining U. s. Sur vey, No. 853 Tract c. U. s. L. M. 1915 bears 8. 100 27' 20" K. 22.10 chains distant from Cor. No. 1, this survey 1e43. Latitude 53o 52' 42" North, Longitude 1860 32' 20" West.
 Any and all persons claiming adverSely any of the above men toned land should file their ad- verse claims within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. in the U. 8. Land Of flee, Anchorage, Alaska, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 J. Indley Green. Register
 First publication Jan. 23, 1881; last publication Mar. 20, 1881.
 Publish Jan. 23, 30, Feb. q 13.
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MAY NOT FREEZE

In 1929 Lake Kenai froze over March 10 and was open again by April 15. But this year the Oldtimers out that way do not expect to see the lake freeze this year owing to the remarka- ply mild weather and plentitude of deep snow and running wat CTS.
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TEAM AND AUTO COLLIDE

An automobile and team col hded recently in Anchorage, ac- cording to the Times, evidently due to the heavy snow falling at that time which blinded the dri- yer of the car.
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LUTHERAN SERVICE

Lutheran church services will De held in the Episcopal church, Friday, February 20, at 8 p. m.
 Rev. R. Frieling
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List your labor wants with us; we will endeavor to secure for you the help desired. Phone Adams 126 or ct-ll at the M & w Club, Seward. Alaska.
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There are 53 army and 14 navy airport and landing fields in the United States, or B total of 67 of which none are in Alaska. .
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A SUGGESTION

Look at the bottom of your shoes; if worn or thin, have them half-soled. It may prevent hos pital bill.
 Seward Leather Works
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Chas. Gilliland, of the Gilli- land hotel, was discharged from the hospital yesterday after long and serious seige of illness.
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Wm. sherman, forest ranger, left today for the Lawiag ranger station, there to see and for to look around" as Mark Twain would say.
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Ooaligan Nets at J. N. Graef'S. Haas Candy-Fres1 shipment ,n every boat. The Alaska Shop.
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Played ky Bert LOwu and His Hotel RiltmOre Orchesfra

Heading of this weeks list of Victor records is brand new one by Bert Lown T. and, apropos of rho title, it's going to concern you in big Udy when you hear it. There are flock of other good numbers 10 keep it company. Come in today and hear 'em all! To Whom IL May Concern Fox Trot
 BERT LOwN AND HIS HOTEL
 BTLTMORE ORCHESTRA Blue AgainFox Trot DUKE ELLINGTON AND HIs
 COTTON CLUB ORCHESTRA
 No. 22603, lo-inch Yours and Mine To Whom Il May Concern
 JOHNNY MARVIN
 No. 226o4, I0-inch You're Driving Me Crazyl (What Did I Do?l Crying Myself 10 Sleepl
 GENE AUSTIN
 No. z2601, l0-inch Lonesome LOver-Fox Trot BERT LovN AND HIS HOTEL
 BILTMORE ORCHESTRA Little Spanish Dancer-Fox Trot HAVANA NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
 No. 22602, f0-inch Hcss Not Worth Your Tears Fox Trot Hurt Trot LEO FRESHMAN AND
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 No. 436dS, 1oAineh Jasf . Cigolo-Fox Trot l, I'm Alone Because I Love You Fox Trot LEO REIsMAN AND
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-28
Victory Parade
For Cardinals

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.-tP-The
national league champion Cardin-
ais return home today ITO start
tuning up for the Worl dseries. but
preparations will be interrupted
long enough tomorrow for a vic
tory parade In honor OF the team.
Grover Cleveland Alexander.
Cardinal hero OF the 1926 World
series. has been invited to ride In
the parade and the three bands
which will take part have been
asked to play "Alexander's Ragtime
Band In honor OF the once great
pitcher. now a manager Of the
bearded House of David team.
Convinced Robert Moses Grove.
Connie Mack's ace southpaw. will
play a prominent role In the series.
even II not assigned the pitching
Job In the opening game here
Thursday. Manager Gabby Street
OF the Cards plans to give his
players much bstting practice
against left-handers. Bill Walker.
star left-hander Of the Giants. has
agreed to help groo the national
leaguers for the series.
The Cincinnati Enquirer said to-
day Manager Street announced be-
fore the Cardinals left here last
night he would start Paul Derrin-
ger. sensational rookie. In the first
game and follow with Wild Bill"
Hallahan. a l~eft-hander who won
from and lost to the Athletics last
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-28
SERIES
IS PREDICTED
Athletics rs Favorites;
Million Dollar Gate
May Return

NEW YORK, Sept. IS. Up
Baseball may return to the boom
days and a MILLION dollar worlds
series If the St. Louis Cardinals
wage an extended battle. as they
are expected to do. against the
Philadelphia Athletics. starting
next Thursday on the home
grounds OF the national league
champions.
The Athletics. as BELTS their po-
sition Of royalty in the great AM
erican sport. have been established
as z to 5 favorites to capture their
third successive worlds champion
ship and further embellish the
record OF their 63-year-old pilot,
Connie Mack.
This has never been done before.
however, and the Cardinals. from
Sergeant Gabby Street down TO
the mascot. firmly believe 1t won't
be done this year. National league
hopes are running high that Street
and his Red Birds are the COM
bination destined to wrest world
series honors from the American
league for The first time since
1926.
The Cardinals forced the fight
to six games last fall, when the
gate receipts totalled 1858. 900. The
capacities OF parks. 90. 900 at Phila-
delphia and $4,000 az 81. Louis.
may be stretched a little TO push
a six-game total this year beyond
the million mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-28

Eagles Click
This Season;
Watch Them

When the crack Brownsville High
school Eagle team graduated two
years ago. local fans transferred
their attention to the Scorpions.
The Eagles are going to bid for
more attention this season. They
looked great mt weslaco Friday In
beating the young Panther machine
$40.
The high school machine clicked
off nicely a. q unit. Somehow Il
reminded one OF the hair trigger
eleven which Boy Newman led two
years ago.
The individual performances were
uniformly good although no one
player stood out. The team Is not
big nor Is 1t a veteran outfit. but
IL looks like a winner. It's strength
Is In unified concentration.
The line IS n fighting outfit
which will prove a thorn In the
side OF the opposition. The back
field Is light. but a hard driving.
spirited pony affair. Ems. Villa
real. Trujillo and Cabler MI gain
lots OF ground this What
the backs may lack IN brute power.
they make up with hard, intelligent
bali carrying.
Watch those Eagles
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-28
STRONG GAMES
ARE COMING UP
Texas Will Play Missouri;
Oregon State VS..
s. California

NEW YORK. Sept. 28. (P-The
National football slate for the second
big Saturday OF the 1881 season re-
veals q score CT games that promise
close competition.
Once again the Pacific coast
scores with Oregon state coming
down from the north 70 meet
Southern California, upset last Sat-
urday by ST. Mary's college of Oak
land. Calf. st. Mary's will try 10
make II two victories in a row over
Pacific coast conference teams when
10 tackles California.
In the midwest. two outstanding
clashes pit Nebraska against North
western and Pittsburg travels west
TO NEE. Iowa and Iowa CITY. Notrc
Dame will make its first start Of
the year against Indiana.
The south offers three or four
big-time battles with the Texas
Aggies meeting Tulane ut New Or
leans. South Carolina, which upset
Duke Saturday. must face GEORGIA
Tech next and Vanderbilt will clash
with North Carolina. The Texas
Lonehorns match strength with Mis-
souri,.
In the east. most major colleges
have scheduled only warm-up on
poncnts but fur should fly In thu
meetings between Washington and
JEFFERSON and Carnegie, West vir-
ginia and Fcrdham. and western
maryland and Georgetown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-28
Red Oliver
And Casper
Fast Frogs

Reports that Charlie Casper.
speedy sophomore halfback, has
dethroned Red Oliver IS the fast
est man on the r. c. u. football
squad are not true. The Frog red
head Is at least seven yards faster
on the hundred than the sopho-
more, but Casper comes In . good
second. Oliver Is the fastest man
in a football uniform IN the south,
and there are few football players
in the nation that cal. match steps
with him. The football players that
can step the century in 9.6 seconds
in a track suit r few and far
between.
TWO Horned Frogs have brothers
or Dutch Meyers freshman squad
this year. wesley Green, three-let-
ter athlete from North Sid,. Fort
Worth, is a brother Of Capt. Green.
Although the later edition OF the
Green family looks TO Be a mere
shadow OF the 190-pound Christian
fullback, he tips the scales st
practically the same figure that
Harlos did when he was a freshman
In 1928.
Hulin Martin. 180-pound back
field man from Packsboro. Is q
brother OF Othol Martin. who fin
ished his college career against S.
M. U. last November. Othol is to
aid Dutch Meyer in tutoring the
freshmen this year. and will coach
his brother. Like Othol. Hulin was
transplanted from backfield to end
when he entered T. G. u.