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La gaceta., 1932-02-02
SELECCIONES PARA HOY.
EN- LAS CARRERAS DE
PERROS EN- ST. PETERS
BURG

Primera carrera. -Hiwana
Pass, Shirley Joe, Speedy Vic
tor; segunda carrera-Pansy
Doom, Velvet Mickey, Cheer :
full Memories; tercera carrera
Caesar Boy, Bob Miller. Ste
We Royal; cuarta carrera-Gol
den Dragon, Cheerful TOPPER,
DR.. Trigger II; quinta carrera
Skipper Lee, Tepperaru Tim
Masked Ginger; sexta carrera
-Dickey Boy, Coming Gift,
Blande Babe; septima carrera
Irish Imp. No Better, Twen-
ty Grand; octav acarera-To-
nopah, Blue Lark, Master
Spark; novena carrera-Firs
Snow, Dude Wrinkle, Moore's
Bud; la mejor apuesta, First
Snow.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Tres nuevas subestaciones dt
correo fueron habiertas aver Ell
estq ciudad. La numero s eStd
situada en- la Gale de Platt 807
" esta a cargo de la Sra. Irene
Duke; la numero 10, en- la ave
nida de Nebraska AIS, con Wi
lliams B. Virgins, de empleado
y la numero IA en- ell 305. East
Buffalo, bajo la direction de Co
ra E. Hammond. La estaci6n
mum. 2 Sc halla ahora en- la Gale
de Tampa $500 y la numero 4
en- Nebraska 4l01.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

-Bueno Y no es mas extra
no que tn hermanita solo ten
ga I'm diente.....
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Luego de dos dias de investi-
gaci6n, ell jueZ de paz Cathcart
decide aver no ser necesario
reunir un jurado en- ell case de la
muerte del j6ven Clemente J..
krush, de 10 amos, a quien ell sa-
bado por la noche matara un ON
nibuS de la Tampa Electric. Dos
personals que viajahan en- ell ON
nibus de%clararon que ell acciden-
tie fue inevitable.
Krush era mensajerO de la
cdmpania Postal Telegraph y
aver por la tarde su cadaver re-
cibi6 sepultura en- ell cemente-
rito Myrtle Hill.
Pas6 el dia de aver en- Ell hotel
Tampa Terrace, John w. Mar
tin, exgobernador del estado de
Florida y candidate para ell mis-
mo puesto en- las primarias de
JUNO. Asegura Martin son fal-
SOS y ridiculos los rumores de
que el retirara su candidatura.
"Solo faltan cuatro meses para
las primarias-dijo-y en- los
dos uItimos anteriores he estado
hacienda activa campaha por
la Florida y creO poder asegurar
que la victoria sera mia y de mis-
amigos.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Ell juez Petteway, de la corte
de 10 criminal, sehal6 la fecha
de febrero 20 para juzgar a la
Sra. Maude Thomas, a la cual Sc
acusa de desfalcar una paluena
suma a la agencia de SECURES de
w. E. Mitchell. Para el dia % Sc
fij6 la vista de la causa contra
Howard Rice, acusadO de asalto
con intenci6n de asesinar al po-
licia N. N. Wright, en- West Tam
pa, ell pasado Is de septiembre.
Tambien Sc senal6 para febrero
20 ell juicio de la acusaci6n que
Sc hace a Joe Capitano, Joe Mis-
tretta, y Juan Dana, presuntos
incendiarios.
Ell DR.. T. c.. Whiehurst sera
juzgado por homicide y practi-
car la medicina sin licencia, ell
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

"Delena," $3.50; Tercera ca
rrera, cuarto de milla, Mask
ed Beauty $3.50; cuarta ca
rrera, Silver Lu," $1,000;
quinta carrera, cuarto de mi
LA, "Pay Boy" $3.50; sexta ca
rrera, "Ro Roy Blitz,' $3.50;
septima carrera, SIG milla,
"West Point" 1920; octava
cgrrera, Oakland Horsham,"
$1,000; novena carrera, "Dr.
Tom $11.60.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02
dia "a de Mario. Ell dia primero
de Mario Sc juzgara a Frank AL
derman. que deSfalco la Gaia de
una compania maderera.

Tres hombres y una muier so
bre los cuales recaen sospechaS
de qe puedan haber figurado en-
ell aseSinato del diputado Ed Au-
lick, fueron detenidos aver por
los detectives de la ciudad.
Los soSpechosos tenian en- su
poder un automQNil que no era
Suyo y el guardabrisas habia ST
do roto a tiros. Los numeros del
motor del vehiculo tambien apa-
recen cambiados.
Ell iefe de detectives asegu-
ra que Aulick fu6 asesinado Guam
do trat6 de arrestar a tres o Qua
tro borrachOs.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02
AUTOMOVILISM0

Siete carreras ha preparado
para hoy, dia de aperture, la Aso
ciaci0n de la Feria del Sur de Flo
rida. En- las dos mas importan
ties, la tercera y la cuarta, toma
ran parte los drivers Peterson,
Lake, Fitzgerald, Haugdahl, Mil
Ter, Powell, Inguish, Green, Pur-
Wis. Waller y La Plant. Los cinco
primeros tomaran parte en- la
tercera competencia y los restan-
ties en- la cuarta.
La Sra. Elfrieda Mais, de In
dianapolis, ofrecera una exhibit
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

les numeros de la opera Aida,
de Verdi los fuegos artificiales
comenzaran a quemarse a las
9:l5.
Los espectaculos de Johnny
Jones permaneceran abiertos du
rante TODD ell dia y la noche.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

ci6n de velocidad y destreza en- ell
quinto ndmero del programa.
Cuatro de los drivers inscrip =
tos son de Tampa, Shorty Cling
rich, Jack Sheppard, Bobby
Greenn y Howard Miller.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Un ladr6n penetr6 an0che en-
la residential de la Sra. Albert
Wing, aVenida Plant 305, llevan-
dose las c~arteras de cinco de las
senoras que ALI estaban.
Las carteras fueron encontra-
das POGO despu6s en- ell patio, pc
70 su cOntenido, unos $4,000 ma
bia desaparecido.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Dye, gradull6n, no tie da
verguenza haber hecho llorar
al chiquitico?
70 no lie hice %llorar, 10 uni
co que lie die fue que Ell no de-
bia llevar esos trapos siendo
su padre un sastre.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Ell juez Watkins, de la corte
de policia, conden6 a Is de los
in%dividuOs arrestadOs ell sabado
por ell Jefe Logan, bajo la acusa-
cion de jugar al prohibido. Para
la manana del microbes queda-
ron los casos contra ell cafe de
Tito, situado en- la Septima 22O8,
Y ell ESTABLISHMENTS de Frank
Garcia, de la Gale de Tampa GOT.
Representa- a esos acusados ell
ex-juez w. Marion Hendry.
Luis Martinez Sc declare cul-
pable de tener en- su poder una
ruleta y fue multado en- $26.00.
Multas de $51 Sc impuSieron a
Jose Diaz y Jack Bena, por una
bolita que operaban en- la Gale
Is mum. 1904.
Richard Diaz page $26.00 de
multa por permitir Sc a~puntaran
n1meros de bolitas en- su estabIe-
cimiento de la Gale de Spring
1919, y Jose Gonzalez fue conde-
nado por vender numeros de bo-
lita en- Howard Mum. 1902.
La gaceta., 1932-02-02

Esta noche, a las 8 AS, la com-
pania Cola Santo cantara en- los
terrenos de la Feria los principal
Evening star., 1932-08-24
TWO GAMES LISTED
IN SANDLOT SERIES
HyattsviI|e- Vienna, Skinker.
Kensington Battles Mark
Title Competition.

~ ATTLEs between the Hyattsville
x All-Stars and the Vienna Fire
Department mines at Riverdale
Sunday and a clash between
Kensington A. c. and the Skinkel
Eagles either Saturday or Sunday arc
listed this week in the series tor tht
independent sandlot base ball cham.
pionship. Steuart Motor Co. nine has
drawn a bye.
Featuring the Capital City League
card Sunday will be the deciding game
for the unlimited crown between Co.
lumbia Heights and Dixie Pigs to be
played on the University of Maryland
diamond at O'Clock. Each team has
won one game.
Other league contests carded this
week end:
SATURDAY.
Insect Division.
Hawks VS.. Phoenix, No. Z, IL am
Junior Division.
Mount Rainier VS.. Southwest Mer-
chants diamond to be announced).
SUNDAY.
Junior Division.
Georgetown VS.. Wheeler Club, Eas.
Ellipse, pm.
S. w. Merchants VS.. Dixie Polish
East Ellipse. l pm.
Mount Rainier VS.. Fussell-Young
West Ellipse, 8 pm.
Alexandria lawyers defeated a group
of Washington attorneys on the dia-
mond, II to IL. E. Joel Treger's pitch
ing and the heavy hitting of the
Colasanto brothers helped the winners
Al Goldstein's pinch home run and
Welliver'S four hits were the highlights
from The Washington standpoint.
George Washington and Lincoln
Post mines will face Sunday in the sec
ond game of their series for runner-up
honors in the American Legion compe-
tition.
Griffith Blue Goals will meet the D
C. Policemen this evening at S O'Clock
on the West Ellipse.
Results:
I. B. o. B., 18; Public Documents, 4
Independent League.
charlottesville A. c., 7, 2; Capital AL
Stars, 3, U.
Warwicks, 7; Robinson A. c., 6.
Howitzer Giants, 6; Fredericksburg
Elks. 5.
Rex, 9; SeWanee, 2.
Games are sought by these teams:
Rambler A. c., for Sunday. Call West
2201, between and pm.
Dora unlimited, for Saturday ano
Sunday at Magruder Park. Hyattsville
Bowers, Hyattsville 1859. after pm.
Woodmen of the World, Saturday
and Sunday Lincoln 0977. Woodmer
have field.
Congress Heights for Sunday. Lin
coin 1905.
Hyattsville A. C. Greenwood 22l8
after pm.
Western Electric for Friday. Ma
tional 7075
Federal Enploye Unionists for Friday
on North Ellipse. Earle Moser, North
$3.50.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
American League.


American League.
Batting -Foxx, Athletics, 1856; Ma
nush, Senators, .35l.
Runs-Foxx. Athletics, 100; Sim
mons, Athletics, lis.
Hits-Manush, Senators, III; Por-
ter, Indians. 169.
Runs batted in-Foxx, Athletics, 1874;
Ruth and Gehrig, Yankees, 120.
Doubles-Johnson, Red Sox, 81; Por-
ter, Indians, 36.
Triples-Myer, Senators, Is; Cronin,
Senators, IA.
Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, IA
Ruth. Yankees, 35.
Stolen bases - Chapman, Yankees,
81; Johnson, Red SoX, 10.
Pitching - Gomez Yankees, 20-6
Weaver, Senators, 1877.
National League.
Batting - ODoul, Dodgers, .37O;
Klein, Phillies, .355.
Runs-Klein, Phillies, 1856; O'Doul,
Dodgers, 100.
Hits-Klein, Phillies, 1877; ODoul,
Dodgers, 176.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, 100;
Hurst, Phillies, 119.
Doubles p. Waner. Pirates, so;
Klein. Phillies, AZ.
Triples-Herman, Reds, Is; Klein
Phillies, IL.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies, IS; OFT
Giants, Ct
Stolen bases-Klein, Phillies, 10;
Watkins and Frisch, Cardinals, 16
Pitching - Warneke. Cubs, 1875;
Swetonic, Pirates, and Thurston
! Dodgers, lis.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
MRS. PARDUE BLOCKS
PATH OF GOLF FLASH
Course Record Smashed Twice in
Two Days by Mrs. Hill in
Title Defense.

BY the Associated Press.
nEORIA, ILL.,, August 24.-Mrs. Austin
L Pardue of Minneapolis, the former
Dorothy Klotz of Chicago. today
stood in the way of Mrs. Opal Hills
sensational rush toward second
straight women's Western golf cham
pionship.
Mrs. Hill. one-third of the Kansas
City delegation which had reached the
second round. yesterday continued her
great play over the country club of
Peoria course. smothering Marion Gala
han of Madison, Wis, 9 and 7. and
setting new course record for the
second time in two days. She shot a
brilliant 49, to wipe out her own mark
of rs set up Monday.
Mrs. Pardue, star in national
tournaments several years ago. easily
eliminated Mrs Harold Foreman OF
Chicago, and S. and was expected to
give Mrs. Hill plenty of trouble. The
other Kansas City pair Mrs. Robert
Greenlease and Mary Elizabeth Ford
moved up by victories over Virginia
Ingram of Chicago and Alice Belle
English, West Lafayette, Ind, respec-
lively, and were paired with a pair OF
Chicagoans, Jean Armstrong and Rena
Nelson.
Mrs. j. Walter Boyer of Tulsa
Okla, transmississippi title-holder and
Oklahoma State champion, who yester-
day shot nice II in eliminating Mrs
A. w. Clapp. of st. Paul, was matched
against Jane WELLER of Chicago.
The other pairings were: Mrs. Tom
Wallace, Tulsa, Okla, VS. Dorothy
Gustafson, South Bend, Ind; Lucille
Robinsin Des Moines, Iowa, VS.. Marion
Miley, Lexington, KY: Mary K. Browne
Cleveland. VS.. Mrs. Roy Greene, Glen
dale, Calf, and Mrs. Melvin Jones,
Chicago, VS.. Elizabeth Abbott, Los
Angeles.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Old Boss Loyal
To Bruins Pilot

NEW YORK, August 24-Joe
~ Mccarthy, boss of the New York
Yankees, was the first big
league manager to send congratula-
tions to Charley Grimm after the
latter signed contract yesterday to
manage the Chicago Cubs again
in 1893.
Mccarthy and Grimm still are
pals and will continue to be even
if their teams clash in the world
series. They have been steadfast
friends ever since Mccarthy, when
he managed the Chicago team, took
Grimm from Pittsburgh and put him
on first base with the Cubs.
When Mccarthy left the Cubs his
Chicago friends gave him testimo-
NAL. The story goes that all the
Cubs were invited to attend the fes-
tivities, but of all those who had
fought shoulder to shoulder with
Mccarthy, only one showed up at
the dinner, and that player was
Grimm.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Diamond Aces Outlook Dire
Magnates Are Certain Weld Salary AK This Winter Ruth
Due for Big Job.

And, oh, oh; what is going
to happen to Connie Mack's high
priced flock is something too tragic
to discuss. Yessir, when the man
with the ak gets through swinging
there will be Mackmen flopped all
over the American League.
Gentlemen. the moguls have shin
plaster complex this year and they are
going to trot it out next Winter.
But the YdnkS are in this year. 1t
1UiH take Uncle Eph's mule and a
cyclone to take them of the perch.
The boys tDiH hare to lose all OF
their ball games 1Uhile the Athletics
uin all of theirs. Which is impos-
Sible as UeH as silly, because Con-
nie'S boys cannot get their minds of
uhat is going to happen to their
salaries merit season.
Chicks are out for the big test at thi;
moment. If they can get away with
the present series with the Cubs, then
the race becomes tigher than grandpa's
old drum.
Anyhow, everybody is either turning
or looking for corners. Maybe the
Tigers will take a few from us during
the visit of the moment, and then may
be they will not. But you can lay yolIl
last and rare frogskin to anyone'S thai
Mr. Harris is going after the set o.
scuff1es that he may get along farther
in his business-which is fourth place
Evening star., 1932-08-24
SANDE TO BE TRAINER
OF MAXWELL HORSES
Veteran Jockey Announces He
Will Assemble String for
Dayton Turfman.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Au-
gust 24.-Earl Sande is to train string
of horses for Howard Maxwell of Day
ton. Ohio he announced here Maxwell
formerly raced extensively, but has been
in semi-retirement from the turf in
recent years. Sande will get together
Sande will pegin his new duties i'm
mediately after the close of this meet
ing, where he has had an occasional
mount. He stated that while he has
not definitely decided to retire from the
saddle, he will ride only Maxwell horses
while in his employ.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Hack Would Shine
Against Old Team

CHICAGO, August 24.-Hack Will
~ son, the pudgy one with the
big bat, has an opportunity to
cover himself with glory in the Chi
cago- Brooklyn series opening today
and also chance to be a COM
plete bust.
They say that Hack is all keyed
up to fay his erstwhile teammates,
the Cubs. and push Brooklyn higher
in the National League pennant
scramble and that he is confident
his batting will improve in this series
now that Rogers Hornsby is no
longer around. 1t seems that with
Hornsby peering at him in the Chi
cago park. Hack couldn't click so
well at the plate 1t was Hornsby,
you know, who sold Hack down the
river" to the st. Louis Cardinals,
prior to mis- transfer to Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
BY TOM DOERER.
days.

~ ORNER- CUTTING days.
1 Those Yanks are going
" around the corner to a
certain flag, Carey's
Brooklyn chicks are peaking
around the bend, and Detroit, here
today, is sticking a paw over the
hedge at your Uncle ClarkS
hither and yon Senators.
And that's nothing to what's around
the corner this Winter. Listen to the
whispering in the club houses, and you
will know that the boys whose pay
wads bulge just know that it is not
Santa Claus.
That's a fact.
For instance, the inside Is that
the greatest economic storm in the
history of what you lovingly call the
national pastime is gathering for a
burst this Winter, which will leave
high priced diamond luminaries
dangling from the tree tops, veterans
with nowhere to go, and nothing to
go with, and change in the rosters
OI ItduiHS CluDS W Hidhc yOu -
stranger.
That's what the boys are saying be-
tween base hits and errors.
A man can't keep his mind on his
work and his pay check at one and the
same time. And the players like their
base hits next to something else.
Count Mr.. Bam Ruth cut 1Uhen
the storm clears. Uncle Jake Rup-
pert has about the last of the best
out OF the Big Babe. But Ruth 1OiH
pop up at the head OF a club. You
knoW he has been Dery good boy
these many years. When he 1Ods
making merry to make reputation
it t0ds another story. NON there is
a big place in base ball TOR the Ban,.
Joe Tinker, of the old Evers-Tinker-
Chance combine, taking peek at the
BAN the other day, said that Ruth was
due for another year of playing Joe
knows base ball players. But every
bodys talking out of step with the
once clever little man.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Me.-Blbber Mccoy
215. Boston, won two falls out of three
from Stanley Pinto, 2l0, Chicago.
SAN FRANCISCO.-EverettM Marshall,
2l8. La Junta, Colo. and Ira Dern. 205;
Salt Lake City, drew (match stopped
at midnight by State law. John Pesek
1876, Nebraska, tossed Barney Ostopo-
witch, 235, Russia. 2l:00, $1,000; Ok
Shikina, 205, Japan, threw Tex Wright
ireland. and Dick Raines, 220, Texas.
drew tossed c2ch other out of ring
after IA minutes and neither able to re-
turn within the 10 seconds TINE Hm.:) I;
BIll Hefrer, 225, TcX2s, v-aS awarded
Tire decision on a foul over Hardy
t--urii...i2n1p, 2oG. Columbus, Cn.a
(r1rut thI7- M r-2s disqualified for Eick-
ING afts4 l9 minutes.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
GR0BME|ER FACES
TASK WITH STEELE
Bout Is Feature of Turner
Mat ShoW-0ther TussIes
of Note Carded.
GRoBMEIER is certain to

r. RED GROBMErER is certain to
- find the going tough when he
takes on Ray Steele in the main
wrestling go tomorrow night at
Griffith Stadium.
However, Steele is the only top
notcher Fred hasn't met and he is set
to give his best.
Rudy Dusek and Berto Asserati will
have it out in the semi final and other
encounters will bring together Herman
Hickman and Lou Plummer, Frank
Brunowicz and Pat O'Shocker and Son
Jennings and John Maxos.
Competition will start at $50 O'Clock
and women with paying escorts will be
admitted without charge
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Mack Near Total
OF $500 Triumphs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 24.-Twenty-
~ five hundred triumps on the
field of base ball.
That will be the achievement of
Connie Mack, 69-year-old manager
of the Philadelphia Athletics, if his
players conquer st. Louis today and
tomorrow.
Tomorrows game will be needed
to round out the $500 mark. Mack's
players are determined to reward
him with glorious victories.
Mack, oldest manager in the game,
started piloting the AS 81 years ago.
He says he won't quit until he feels
he has become a handicap to the
club.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Stars Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Tom Bridges and George Uhle, IT,
gers-Held Red Sox to five hits and
famed eight
Mickey Cochrane, Athletics-Drove
in five runs against White Sox with
two home runs and pair of singles.
Tony LaZzeri, Yankees-His two tri-
pies. driving in four runs, beat Browns.
Sam Rice. Senators-Singled in thir-
teanth to drive in winning run agains.
Indians.
Walter Berger, Braves-Found Cardi-
nal pitching for three hits, including
homer with one on.
Gus Suhr, Pirates Beat Giants with
double with bases filed.
Fat Malone, CubS-Stopped Phillies
with six hits and famed eight.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
SHIKAT MAT VICTOR
IN STRAIGHT FALLS
Tosses Macarthur Twice in 25 Min.
utes-Munn Reveals Masked
Marvel as Atckovia.

Dick Shikat handily disposed of Jack
Macarthur in the feature match Of
last nights Boiling Field wrestling card.
He won in two straight falls, the
first of which came after "a minutes
and the second after only a minute.
The Masked Marvel was revealed as
Jack Atckovia after Glenn Mum had
tossed him in six minutes.
In other scraps Mike Romano and
Babe Caddock fought 80 minutes to a
draw, Mike Mazurki threw Bill Middle
kauf in Is minutes and Ivan Zirkoff
took Oscar Negren in Is minutes.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
MAY IRWIN IN SULKY.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, August "a (P1
May Irwin, famous in an older gen.
Grafton as the stages queen of laughter
will drive her 3-year-old filly, a PAGER
an exhibition mile during the Jefferson
County Fair here next week. May
Mrs. Kurt Eisfeldt-operates a farm
near Clayton wlsere she spends her
Summers.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Jad4S ...-..' u II
Battcd for Harder in fifth.
4Ratted fn- COn1ally in ninth

Runs battcd in-Manush. Cronir; BlneRe,
SPENCE, Vosmik Porter. Rice, Ayerill Two
Kamm Burnett Porter, Cronin. Three-base
hiL-Kuhcl- Stolen bsse.--Av9ril. sscrlfice
CIsseu to Burnett to Cannatser, Cronin to
Kerr to Kuhel. Left on base5-cleyel;a,nd, ar
IS: WASHINGTON, 9. First base on pals
3 Struck cut-By Harder: 2; by Russell. 2;
by CroWGer, 5. Hlts-Of Harder. in :
Russell. in 4Is innings; of Crc Ter, 10
in g., innings; of NcAfee, in 4is lnlngs.
Winning pitcher-McAfee. Losing pitcher
Russell Umpires MesSrs. Hildebrand,
Guthrie and Van Granan. Time OF game
. hours and SO minutes.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
CANADIAN COACH DIES.

TORONTO. Ontario, August "a (Pl
Sydney W. Smith, coach of the Cana
dian olympic rowing team which par
ticipated in the games at Los Angeles.
died here yesterday. He had suffered
a heart attack on the train coming
home from the coast.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
HURLS, WINS TWIN BILL
Frank Tubbs Allows 10 Hits, Fans
10 as Pueblo Iron Man.

PUEBLO, Colo, August "a (P).-One
victory day will satisfy most base ball
pitchers, but not Frank Tubbs, who
tosses for Pueblo of the Western League
Tubbs pitched both games of dou-
ble-header with Des Moines last night,
won both, allowed only 10 hits and
famed 10. In all he pitched l6 IN.
nings. the second game being limited
to seven by agreement.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
ACE TRAPSHOOTERS
AFTER u. S. HONORS
Scores Today to Determine
Makeup of AII-America
Team-DeWire Stars.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
" ANDALIA, Ohio, August "a
" Americas best trapshooters-
" the best by test-will swing into
action today in the fifth pro-
gram of the thirty-third annual grand
American tournament.
Today's card calls for the race be-
tween State champions, the professional
clay target championship of North
America. the selection of an all-Amer-
lea team and the veterans race for
marksmen 10 years of age and over.
Picking an all-America team is an
innovation in shoting circles The 10
high scorers in each State shoot will
be eligible 70" competition and at the
end of today's firing the high man from
each State will become a member of
the cOuntry's first mythical squad.
YESTERDAYS shooters continued
i their onslaught on perfect scores.
So far this week l44, 500 targets
have been fired at and 1886 per cent
have been shattered-a mark that has
never been equaled in the history OF
trapShOoting.
Monty De Wire of Hamilton. Ind,
and Mrs. H. S. Grigsby of Oklahoma,
were the major winners yesterday, cap
turing the North American clay target
championships in their respective divi-
sions. Mrs. Grigsby, who was runner-up
last year to jeanette Jay of Waverly,
Iowa, turned in the remarkable score
of 191 out Of possible 200.
TIE WIRE, owner of a large stock
- farm, shot perfect score of 200
consecutive targets in the regula-
ton event, only to tie with Billy Hoon
of Jewell, Iowa. In the shoot-off, how
ever. De Wire outlasted the veteran
Westerner and won one of trapshoot-
ing's most highly priced crowns.
j. c. Martin Of Harrisburg, Pa, shoot
ing class A, scored a 172 in yesterdays
firing.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
CoLORED MEET ON TODAY.

The annual city colored boys cham
pionship track meet of the Municipal
Playground Department was in progress
today at Walker Stadium. Nearly 1000
were competing.
Evening star., 1932-08-24
Gr for Tiger Set Czea-Lp of Dodgers All Cubs Need
Gets 6.Base Hit,
Fails to Score

T 1N1ONTOWN. Pa, August "a (P,.
" Charley Chalfonte of the
Church Base Ball League made
a six-base hit last night.
Painting across home plate after
long drive, Chalfonte heard some
one shout:
Hey. you didn't touch first"
So Charley started around the
bases again. He fell into second
ahead Of the ball and was called
safe.
The next batter ended the inning.