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The Washington times., 1932-10-22
SUNRISE ROLLS
1,702S SET

It was clean sweep week in the
Temple Minor Duckpin League,
all matches being decided by the
whitewaSh route.
Shorty's Market and Peerless
forged ahead of the field by
blanking Rinaldi Tailors No. 2,
and United Motor, respectively,
as Princess Theater and the Wild
Turanians bowed to the Pirates
and TimeS-Herald.
Little Greeks"
Sunrise Bakery ran roughshod
over Watkins Lumber, smashing
out a new high set, 1,702. The
Wild Turanians picked up a lit.
tie Of the ground they lost by
handing a triple beating to a
fighting United Motor.
Stuart Patti, Tony Maley,
Shorty" Launi, Arthur Moore
and Smash" Robertson are stag
ing a close fight for high aver
age leadership.
Standout scores were Chipouras,
1865; Caparell, $50; Maley, John
son and Patti. 354; A. Moore,
$685. Launi's 348 set and 14O
game, Evans, 344 and 139, Pasko,
1873: Norris, 34S; Rebholtz, 346,
and Bill Luciano's 1877 game.
Standing:
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. L.. WI
shorty Mkt. II 4 Times Herald.
Peerless 80. 10 5Isunrise Bak...
W. Turanians 6Rinaldi Tailors. !
Pirates I Unit. Motor. 3 /:
Princess TIL. 8 7Iwatkins L.. /:
RECORDS
High individual game-Maley. 15s
High individual set-Maley, 3S7. High
individual averages-Maley Cwild Tur.
anians), 11s-11: Patti (wild Turanians)
1876: Launi (shorty's Market). 1Os-12
Moore (Peerless), 1O9-1O; Robertson
(Peerless), 1884. High team game
Princess Theater, 500. High team set
Sunrise Bakery, 1,7O2
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Won POrGt KnyOes
Mueller in Sixth

BERLIN, Oct. 22.-Otto Won
Porat, Norwegian heavyweight,
who returned to Europe after a
long campaign in America, today
held a sensational victory over
Hans Mueller, of Germany. Won
Porat stopped the German heavy
weight in the sixth round here
last night in a volley of punches.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
N KENNY STARS
IN {. &P.LOOP

It was a battle of lead-off men
in the Coin Box-Northern District
match in the C. P. Telephone
League this week. McKenny, of
Coin Box, rolled $50 set, while
Daniels, of Northern District,
totaled the same.
McKenny's game of 159 helped
Coin Box to break the league rec
ord for high team game. Coin
Box .totaled 656, bettering the
mark by 8 pins.
Here's the standings after last
weeks matches:
STANDING OF TEAMS
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
EX.D. {. STAR
ODEFEND
TITLE
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Definite assurances have been
received that George j. Voigt
will come down from New York
for the tenth annual Brightwood
Ex-Caddies Association golf tour
nament, November 6.
Harry G.. Pitt, of Manor Club,
and one of the associations Off.
GERS, was in telephone conver.
sation with Voigt and the latter
stated in emphatic terms his
eagerness to attend. In fact, the
excaddies tournament is a fix.
ture on Voigt's golf calendar.
Voigt himself was a caddy
when the old Columbia Country
Club was located in Brightwood
near Georgia Avenue. And,
though the "Dutchman" (as
known to boyhood chums) has
climbed the golf ladder, he has
never snubbed his former com.
panions.
Features Club Champions
This years tourney will fea.
ture three champions of local
clubs, namely Pitt, of Manor:
Bill DiEste, of Argyle, and
Johnny Miller, of Beaver Dam.
Another member, Jesse Baggett.
was runner-up to Miller in the
Beaver Dam championship.
Miss Susan Hacker kept her
women's golf championship of
the Chevy Chase Club by scoring
"a in the concluding 18-hole
round yesterday, giving her
two-day total of 1873. This was
good scoring as a high wind
hampered the players.
Mrs. Hume Wrong placed sec.
ond with 95-101, 1876, while Mrs.
A. S. Merrill, 99-101, 200, and
Mrs. Harrison Brand, jr., 1O6-94.
200, tied for third. Other scores
were Mrs. T. c. Kincaid, 94-1O8.
202; Miss Louise Claytor, 97.1O5.
202; Mrs. L. c. Cameron, 103-104,
207, and Mrs. Frank B. ,Keefer,
110-10s, 218.
Clash Next Week
Mrs. c. P. Medley and Mrs.
Otis F.. Glenn will clash next
week for the women's champion
ship of the Kenwood Club. The
former removed Mrs. A. A. Nc
Entee, 2 and l., in the semifinals
yesterday while Mrs. Glenn dis.
posed of Miss Virginia Pope, 3
and 3.
Mel Shorey's scorching SO
placed the East Potomac Park
pro in front as the second round
of the Shenandoah Valley Open
Tournament got under way at
Staunton, Va, today. Shorey was
six strokes in advance of Jack
Lowdon, Staunton pro; Nelson
Long, Roanoke; AL Houghton,
Kenwood, and Walter Cunning
ham, Burning Tree, with IS each.
Arthur Thorn, of Woodmont,
counted n.
Shorey was 81, even par for the
first nine, and trotted home in
80, five under par.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Front Line BOULers
To Meet Wednesday

Front Line Post No. 1401 holds
its regular bowling matches next
Wednesday night at the Temple
alleys at 8 o'clock. Doc Cercell is
manager of the team and is look
ing for more players. Front Line
Post members interested are urged
to report to Doc Cercell.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Joe Cronin Appears
In Benefit Game
On Coast

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. %.
Led by Joe Cronin, manager Of
the Washington Griffmen, an
array of major league stars will
take the field at the Oaks Park
here tomorrow in a charity
game between major and minor
all-Star teams.
Among the big leaguers will
be Gussie Suhr, Mark Koenig,
Jimmie Reese, and Larry Betten-
court,
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
HAYNES BEATS De KUN

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a
Leroy Haynes, Los Angeles negro
heavy, has convinced fistic fans
today that he belongs in fast com.
petition. following his easy 10
round victory over Arturo De
Kuh, Of New York. Haynes out
slugged the Italian in all but the
second round.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Grange Will Appear
In Line-uD TOMORROW

HICAGO, Oct. %. - The
Stapleton professional football
team of Staten Island, N. Y, was
in Chicago today to encounter
the Chicago Bears at Wrigley
Field tomorrow. Harold C"RedD
Grange, backfield star of the
Bears, has recovered from his
injuries and will compete in the
game.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
CARRIES HOPES OF GEORGETOWN

JOE ALENTY, Georgetown
halfback, will strive to make
some noise against the Western
Maryland eleven in today's
game at the Clark Griffith
Stadium. Mo- only is Alenty
adept at ball carrying but he is
also a good blocker, a valuable
asset to any football coach.
Following it's rout by New York
University last Saturday, the
Hilltoppers hope to get back
in stride again at the expense
of the Terrors. Picture by
Times Staff Photographer.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22

.e . :. All Madison Square Garden
has left out of the summers
heavyweight activity are some
slight profits and an iron
bound contract with Jack
,Sharkey, the champion. Now
st so happens that Sharkey
isn't any more of a drawing
card than John l.. Sullivan's
tombstone, and just what the
garden will do with its new
champion, remains to be seen.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Garden Denies Plans
For Sharkey-Walker
Go In Miami

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Madi-
son Square Garden officials
today said they ''knew moth
ing" about a Jack Sharkey-
Mickey Walker fight scheduled
for Miami, Fla. next February.
Jack Kearns, manager Of
Walker, said he had arranged
the bout and that the Garden
would promote it.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
Mack Releases
Ed ROn111eL

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-Ed
Rommel, with the Athletics since
1920, has been given his uncon-
ditional release, the Philadelphia
club announced today.
Rommel, exponent of the
knuckle ball, has been used in
a relief role in the last two sea-
sons.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22

High team game-Cooks Bakery.
634. High team set-Cook's Bakery,
1881. High individual game-Joe
Harrison (Sol Herzogs), 40. High
individual set-A. Beavers (Book OF
Washington). 42S. High strikes-New-
man Cooks Bakery, Lowry Cooks
Bakery, 12. High spares-Keith
(Book of Washington), 40.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
LAUNDRY LOOP
LEDBYC CONGERS

Congers regained the lead in
the Laundrymen'S Bowling League
by taking three games from Home
No. despite Anchor Man Riley's
record breaking ISL game. Fellin-
ger was high for the winners with
125 and 349 the latter good for
high set of the evening.
Old Colony and Carroll staged
a battle royal with Old Colony
taking the odd game although
Carroll rolled high team set, 1852.
Bergmann's Zoric and Home
No. 2 battered out 81 decisions
over Manhattan Dry Cleaners and
Manhattan No. /.
Riley topped his high game
with a 345 set. Other good sets
were rolled by Smith 336, Whit
ing 333, Tyler $50, Peck 324, and
WilkerSon 321.
STANDINGS
s:?ss:; i Hs%: Hs%: ss NJ: J.: l.: !:
Old Colony. 10 5Manhat. D. c. 5 10
Manhattan /. 7ICarroll. ....... S12
RECORDS
High individual average-Fellinger
CcOngers};; I'LL. I'LL High i1dividual
369. High spares-whiting (Carroll).
81. High strikes-Fellinger (eongersl.
10. High team game-Carroll, $50.
High team set-Congers. 1858.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
POLISHERS PLAY

The Dixie Polish gridderS will
play the Eastern A. C. on the
Fairlawn Field at 3'o'clock in
stead of the Benning Field as
previously announced.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
DEMOLAY TEAM
LEADS PACK

Teams in the Saturday night
bowling league are wondering
whether the Demolays are going
to be stopped this season before
it gets too late. At the present
writing they have won all their
matches and lead the circuit with
six wins.
Convention Hall and Shaffer
Florists are tied for second place
with five triumphs against only
one loss each. Minson Auto
Works holds third place while
Book Of Washington and Triangle
Cafe top the second division,
tied for fourth place. Here's
a few records Of the leagues
doingS:
The Washington times., 1932-10-22

Transportation worries can he over
come economically through the pur-
the many GOOD BUYS listed In to-
dayiB Classified SeCttgAs
The Washington times., 1932-10-22

High team game-La- Billie. 500. High
team set-La- Billie. 1,649, High individ-
uaI rage-La- Billie (La-Bille), ia.
High individual game-Rathgeb (La-
Bille), 162. High individual set-Rath-
Eeb (La-Bille).. ass. High strikeS-LA-
Billie CLa-Bille). s. High spares-Reid
(FaSaAs)s S2s
The Washington times., 1932-10-22

STANDINGS
WI. WI
Demolay .....6 Ol Triangle Cafe. 8 8
Convention H. S 1lFredrick's ....
Minson A; W. I 2IU. S. P: H. s. :
High individual averages-Eddinger
116: Hoist, 1853; Darling, 114-5; Held,
1874 High sets-Heil, S6S; Hoist, $50 )
Behncke, 35S. High games-Bair, 1854;
whaley. 1873; Goldman. 1877; Eddinger,
1856. High sets for week-Eddinger, 1854;
Goldman. S45; Darling, 343 Smith, S42;
Hoist, 33S; Guyther, 1885, Stull, 3S5;
for week-Goldman, 1877; Eddinger. 1875;
Darling, 1872; Smith, 1870; McLarney. l22i
SeaIdL, 122i Frye 11sS GuyheEa 11A
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
FAIRLAW A. C. SEEKS

Fairlawn A. C. seeks 135-pound
opponents Call Atlantic os23.
The Washington times., 1932-10-22
SanicO League

STANDING OF TEAMS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28
OPEN PROBE OF
CO-EDS' DEATHS
Oklahoma Doctor Accused
of Illegal Operations.

By United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, April "a
Deaths Of four women, after al
legged illegal operations. were in
vestigated today by County Attorney
Lewis Morris.
Two of the victims we're Uni
versity of Oklahoma goods.
A warrant was issued charging a
physician with murder in one death,
and alleged connection with two
others, was investigated, and an
osteopath was called for question
ing in the fourth case.
The prosecutor said the osteopath,
whose name was withheld, was &C
cused in the death-bed statement
of Virginia Wyckof, 81, of Norman,
a university student, of having per-
formed the operation that preceded
her death.
Search continued for DR.. Richard
E. Thackef, charged with murder in
connection with an alleged illegal
operation on Miss Robbie Lou
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28

formed by DR.. Henry Mich in the
hospital for joint diseases.
An hour and a half later the doc
tor said Kennedy had just come out
of the ether and was doing as well
as could be expected" and had "a
fighting chance"
IF don't come through" ne said
beforehand, my wife and boy will
be able to get along on my 81 800
pension. But I'll live I've got to-"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28
CRIPPLED COP
TAKES 1,OOO-1
LIFE CHANCE
Amputation of Leg, If He
Lives, Means Freedom
From Paralysis.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, April o." Smiling
Jack Kennedy, crippled former
Nassau county policeman, took a
1,000-to-1 chance today when he
permitted amputation of his para
lyzed right leg.
1t was one Of numerous operations
he had had since a motorist fired
a bullet into his spine; and he was
told in advance that it was only the
merest gamble
Death, the doctors said, would be
the probable outcome, but a free
dom from paralysis affecting his
hands, the winning-if he won.
The operation today was per-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28
WALKER GETS LITTLE
BEER PARADE SUPPORT

Wet Executive Of Large Cities Are
Sympathetic, But Doubt Value.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. April 23.-Mayor
James J. walkers proposal for ma
ton wide parades in urban centers
on May IA to demonstrate for legal
lied taxed beer as a prosperity aid,
appeared today to be meeting little
official response outside of New
York City and a few small upstate
towns.
While most of the so-called wet"
executives of the nations larger
municipalities expressed sympathy
with the purpose of the demonstra-
ton, all indicated they felt little
could be accomplished by parading
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-28

Thompson, telegraph company en-
ploye, who died Saturday.
Morris said F. S. Roach signed a
statement today accusing DR..
Thacker of an illegal operation upon
Mrs. Roach two days before her
death last week.
The prosecutor charged that
Thacker also performed an opera
ton on Mrs. Frank Lee, II, OF
Wichita Falls, Tex, another stu
dent. which preceded her death
here Tuesday. Morris planned TO
question her husband, Frank Lee,
University Of Oklahoma football
star.
Evening star., 1932-12-29
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Friday Only Special!
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the same handkei chiefs that created a sensat
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