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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
HANS STEINKE zapasiti Dude
s HANS HAMPER.

Pffstf 1tery, %. rfjna v krfz-
kovych zapasech poradanych
V Carlins Park hlavnim zapa-
sc Hans Steinke utka sc S Hans
Kampfer.
V nasledujfc1ch zapasech u
cinkuj1: = Koverly VS.. Fields;
Kashey VS.. Hada; Guthrie VS..
Zeller.
Vstupne: &C, 99c, S1.1O a
$1.65. zeny v prdvodu muze
mali vstup volny!
Minute dtery v hlavnim "a
pase mezi Dick Raines a Hans
Kampfer Raines porazen byl
v 33 minutach. Pred ukonce-
MIN zapasu Kampfer vyhodil
Rainese mezi obecenstvo a ten
to We velkem hnevu popadl "a
jednu sesli. Kdyz ku svemu
prekvapen1 poznal re tato jest
pridelena k cele Tade sesli, po-
padl tyto a vrhl je ma sveho
SOupere DO areny. NekOlik Sc
slf rozbito bylo a Raines pro
sve tax hezke jednanf pokuto-
van byl komis1 $25.
V nasledujfcfm zapase Geo.
Koverly pc 20 minutovem "a
paseni s Dean Detton tohoto
vyhodil z areny a tento pri pa
du zranil Sc tax pod OXEN re
nekolik stichG bylo zapotrebf
ku opraven1 zranene cast.
Soudce Ed Brockman zastavil
zapas a prohlasil Koverly jake
viteze.
Lew Plummer porazil George
Hagena v 16 minutach.
Ernie Zellers zv1tezil mad Do
bic Osborne v Is minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Usmrcen ~vystFelem.

V Jourdaton, Texas, krajan
Elk Dupn1k, jel ma kare, podf-
vat Sc ma pole. Wal S sebou
pusku. Kdyz tam prijel, otev-
rel dv1Tka, cht6je slezti s kary,
pTi tom mu vsak puska uklouz-
la, kohoutkem narazila ma stu
patko kary, rama vysla a zasa-
hla jej do prav6ho boku pod
paz1, tax re byl hned mrtev.
-Byl 60 roxy star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Gangsterii.

V Providence, R. l., policie
a detektivove snazili Sc zjistiti
zdali je pravdou, CO Sc v meste
vyprav1 O gangsterske vrazde.
Kolujf povesti, re Danny Walsh
byl odpraven tim zpGsobem, re
mu byly nohy zality cementem.
Kdyz cement nalezite ztvrdl,
byl pry "a ziva vhozen do mo-
re. Byl nacelnfkem likern1ho
syndikatu. Policie doufa, re Sc
dozvf leccos cd byvaleho Tfdice
likernf lodi, Arthura ROWAN
da z Bridgeport, Conn.,, ktery
Sc primal, re sc tez z1castnil
veceTe v Bank Cafe onoho We
cera, kdy Walsh beze stopy
zmizel. Rowland take nezapf-
ra, re byl prftomen, kdyz Bo-
ston hotelu bylo zaplaceno
$40 900 vykupne "a Walshe.
Jiny 1castnik one "veceTe smr-
ii" jest Carl Rettich, byvaly
Walsh1v spolecn1k, ktery jest
nynf We vysetrovanf pro %postov-
nj loupez $129, 900 We Fall Ri
yer. Byl take prftomen pTi W.
plate vykupneho. Dosud neby-
10 presne z~jisteno, jedna-li sc
O mstu aneb chladnokrevnou
vrazdu "a 1celem vylakanf pc
nez.
Ucastnlci one "veceTe smrti"
mlci jake hrob a nechtf zradit
jeden druheho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Pro Iahev koralky.

V Clevelandu v 1zke ulicce
nalezen 54lety John Pietrow-
ski mrtev. Ia hodinu ma to zat-
xii detektivove jisteho mlad1-
ka, ktery byl jiz jednou tres
tan, jake vraha. Mel ma sobe
zakrvacene kalhoty. Pr vysle-
chu doznal, re Sc dostal S Pie
trowskim do hadky pro koupi
butlegaTske koTalky. Ranou
pestf pry no srazil k zemi. Pie
trowski upadl tax, re narazil
ma kamen a rozrazil 81 lebku.
Bee pomoci tam skonal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Wallace pta Sc proc zdrazova-
nj chleba.

AA Gk11COds
Predpovedene zdrazovanf
chleba znepokojilo We stredu
sekretaTe orby, Henry A. Wal
lace.
Sekretar pravf, re zdrazova-
nj, ktere jiz v nekterych mis-
tech nastalo, jest neopravne-
nym a re mysl1, re "pekarny
povinny jsou dati veTejnosti
vysvetlen1."
Zdrazenf chleba o l cent pc
cele zemi, pfidalo by rocne asi
$500 900 ku Gene, jez oby-
vatele platiti must "a potra-
why.
Louis H. Bean, AAA ekono-
mix, poc1ta, re obvykla cena
"a potraviny naroda, jez obna-
sela drive rocne $15, 900, OOO,-
900, jest nynf mezi $4,000
100000 a $4,000, 600, 900 ma
sledkem klesnut1 PRINT oby-
vatelstva. Zdrazenf chleba po-
Gallo We Washlngtonu Jiz We
stfedu.
Sekretaf prav1, re ceny pla-
Gene "a psenici ma farmach
jsou nizsf nezli byly pred ro-
KEN. FarmaT dostane asi IL
centu z 10 cent?, ktere kupuji-
CT obyvatelstvo nynf platiti mu-
ST "a chleb.
Baltimore ma ku ocekavan:
zdrazenf chleba CO nejdTive
jak nekteT1 We stTedu pTedpo
vedeli.
Ukazujf ma b6dy pekar1
vsechno pry jim zdrazovano-
cd mouky ku sadlu.
Re zdrazovani vinena jes
vladn1 administrace, ktera da
la zaorati psenicne 1rody, pc
b1ti veprovy dobytek atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Vrahern tr1.

George Rutledge, 31lety fez-
nix re San Diego al., byl vez-
men policil co vrah, ktery "a
sveho Tadeni v Salt Lake City,
Utah, zastrelil tfi osoby, a dive
tezce poranil.
Pr vyslechu Rutledge Tekl
policistGm, "Mozna, re jsem to
udelal," a vysvetloval jim, re
Sc Sci napfti do Rock Springs,
Wyoming, a pax "zapomn6l
ma cely svet."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Prechod k podzimn1 strave.
P1Se
DR.. John L, Rice
komisaf zdravotnictv1
m3Sta New YOrku.
mesta New Yorku.

moSCa New
Chladny, vzpruzuj1c1 vzduch
teto rocni DOLBY povZbuzuje
chut k jidlu. Vsichni name
vetsf chad, neil jsme m1va-
Ii "a parnych dnd l6ta. Vetsina
z mas je ma podzim aktivnejs1;
Gin vice Sc pax pohybujeme,
tim vice potravy mas organis-
mus v%yzaduje. TAX, jake mu-
sine pTikladati vice uhl1 pod
kotel, chceme-li dostati vice
parry, tax mus1me tez davati
nasemu telu vice potravy,
|chceme-li zvysiti nasi cinnost.
Nyn1 je vhodna doba k po-
j1danf l1vancG, vajec Sc slam
nou a jinych t6zs1ch pokrmG Ike
sn1dani. Take k obedu nestac1
nam MONA jenom sandwich a
vecer neodm1tneme niceho, co
je nam predlozeno. Mas zalu-
dek zada 81 zmeny a dava pred
most tezs1m j1dl1m "a lehka,
jez no pine uspokojovala V me-
sfc1ch letn1ch.
Pr tom vSem mus1me vsak
byti stale ma strait. Nesmlme
sc ami ted pTej1dati, name
vsak jfsti vice rGznych druhu
potravin. Tal1r varene nebo
syrove obilniny S mlekem nebo
Sc smetanou, ovoce nebo ovoc-
ma stava, topinka a salek ka-
Wy a konecne velka sklenice
mleka, ty tvoT1 vyzivnou snlda-
nj pr1merneho dosp6leho Clio
veka. Diva nebo trikrat tydne
m6zeme takovouto sn1dani do
plniti slaninou S vejci. Polevka,
makarony, salat a sklenice
mleka, prfpadne jeste i jablko,
tot syt1c1 a pri tom i zdrav1
prospesny obed. K vecefi je
dobTe pridati k masu nebo ry-
be s brambory jeste i dive ware
ne, listnate zeleniny a salat re
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

Pc svedcenf, re manzel il
hrozil zastfelenfm, obdrzela We
stfedu Eleanor Smith re SINCE
valid u Bel-Air, rozvod. Ode
sla cd neho V Tfjnu roku 1882,
IA patnact rokI to pc snatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Posledni zpravy.

imera, Pierre Laval, re dOhO-
dou by Sc dalo ukonciti nynej-
81 valku v Africe, rozplynuly
Sc We stTedu.
Jak Angli1 tax Italif zavrze-
ny byly.
Jak Francie tax Anglie pla-
nuji zadati Spojene Staty O po-
moe proti vyvozu italskych pro
duktn, kdyby Lfgou NarodG
takova sankce pTijata byla.
Vladar Ethiopie prohlasil We
stredu, re Ethiopska armada
nenf porazenou, ale re rozhod-
ne bitvy bojovany budou al l.
,talove dospejf ku ethiopskym
posicfm v horach uvnitr v zemi.
Diva slime ethiopske oddly
napadly italske 1zem1 Somma-
liland pry sc zdarem. Jeden
oddfl vedl kolonel Siwiank,
Holandan, jenz bojoval pred
Lefty v Boerske valce.
V Londyne ujistovano bylo
We stredu, re Italie poslala DIAL
SIGH 10000 muzG do Libye.
Ctyricet anglickych lodi va
lecnych zakotveno jest u Alex.
andre, Egypt.
= Jiz O Novem roce vejde v
platnost zakon O starobnfm po-
iistenf, ktere by Sc mohlo zacft
vyplaceti hned 1. ledna, kdy-
by to nebyl obstrukc1 zkazil Sc
nator Huey Lont blahe pameti,
hned jak kongres v novem "a
sedanf penize povolf. Pojisto-
vaci odbor We Washingtone We
Sci v platnost hned cd 1. zaT1 a
zahajil porady Sc staty, ktere
pojistovacf zakony prijaly, a
by hovely podminkam federal
nj vladou predepsanym. Zako-
ny ty byly prostudovany a n.y.
nj bylo oznameno, re nejmene
35 stat1 Dude nuceno je opra-
viii. K tomu Gill svolaji mimo-
fadne zasedanf snemu, V rfjnu
nebo v listopadu, ably to bylo
vyT1zeno do Noveho roku.
Zde Sc Ease ukazalo, re pra-
&c kvapna je malo platna. V
kongresu Sc pTijet1 pojistuj1cf-
no zakona protahovalo, a tn 81
snemy We dvaceti osmi statech
pospfsily a pfijaly zakony je-
ste pred kongresem. Ty vsec-
ky je budou muset nyni opra-
vovati. Staty, ktere jiz k Will
tomu snemy svolaly, jsou: Ari-
iona, Connecticut, Georgia, L
IDAHO, Illinois, Indiana, Kentuc-
ky, Maryland, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, Nevada North
Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma,
Rhode Island, Texas a Yer
mont. V Louisiana nedalo Sc
mic takoveho ami mysleti,, po-
kud byl dictator Huey Long
xiv. Nynf, pc jeho smrti, Sc OBJ
cane umoudrili a pTipravuj1 sc
odvolati nektere zakony, k VII
Ii nimz nemohla Washington
ska vlada o veci tie Sc staten
jednati.
Zakony, kter6 federalnfm
pozadavkGm 1plne vyhovuj1.
mali dosud staty Kalifornie.
Massachusetts,, New York, New
Hampshire, Utah, Washington
a Wisconsin, ktere je skoro yes
mes prijaly az pozdeji, poole
vzoru z Washingtonu predepss
neho. Jejich snemy zasedaly
dele neil kongres. Jest jeste
tTinact statd, kter6 zadnehc
zakona toho druhu nemaj1, ale
jejich snemy sejdou Sc vetsi.
nou v lednu anebo bro potion
Jak znamo, vlada vyplat:
kazdemu obcanu, ktery jest X
~pojistenf opravnen, tolik, kolil
mu vyplatf stat, ne vsak vice
nez Is dollarG meslcne. Zad-
ny stat neplatf vice neil $15
"a mesfc, nektere dokonce me.
ne. Pojistenec dostane z Wa
shingtonu pensi teprve kdyz je
IS rokG star.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Kolektor zranSn.

Irving Robert, 34lety kolek-
tor obchodu S nabytkem, napa-
den byl We stTedu cernochem
ma druhem poschodf domu V
1900 blocku w. Lexington uli-
ce a zranen tax, re musel do
praven byti do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
SUCHE HOURLY!

Chcete-li prav6 ceske houby
list, musfte ku
ZAORALKOVI jft, ktery prave
.obdrzel zasobu ceskych suse-
nvch hTibkG. PTihlaste Sc v els.
234O MADISON ST. pokud "a
SODA stacf. Telefon, Wolfe
1907.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

sestnact rokd starry, Elmer
Deshon, kriticky zran6n byl We
stfedu padem S nakladnfho
vlaku Pennsylvania drahy v
blfzkosti Chase a Chester ulic.
Byla mu urfznuta prava noha.
Hoch bydll We $500 blocku E.
Eager ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Stroj, ktery mIze cele mssto
uciniti neviditeInYm.

Prazsky inzenyr Jirotka zho-
tovil stroj, jenz NIUE vytvoriti
mraky dymu v takovem mnoz-
stv1, re cele mesto NIUE byti
zahaleno do MILKY prot ito
kun letcG. A
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18

ri. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
ktera prftomne dlf letnfm BIZ
lem dome v Hyde Parku, N. Y.
v patek klidne oslavovala, bez
obvykle prftomnosti sve rodi-
ny, 51lete narozeniny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
94letemu Sc ztratil 71-letv.

V Milwaukee, Fred Klug, "a
let starry, ma policejnf stanici
Sc tazal kde je jeho syn, II let
starry, ktery je pohTesovan cd
29. zaTf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-18
Vitezstvf ceskeho zapasnika.

We Wilmington, Delaware,
Emil Dusek, 215 liber tezky,
pochazej1c1 z Omahy, Neb.,
porazil Dicka Daviscourta,
225 liber tezkeho V zapasu We
volnem slohu.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
IA[~R0p AND STREAM
EaSh=by By PERRY MiLLERAMs@

Of boat to 60 out on the ocean. Let
US again warn anglers to be sure that
their boatman Is one Of the expert
enced men at Wanchese or Manteo.
We saw on our trip last week end
some boats that did not look fit to
travel the waters Of Chesapeake Bay,
and certainly were not flt to go out
on the ocean. with all It's commotion.
II D. BEOT, acting superintend-
T.. ent Of the fish hatchery Of the
United States Bureau Of Fish
cries at Fort Belvior, Va, reports that
Monday night he observed large
schools of herring jumping out Of the
water between Sycamore and High
Point With the coming full moon
next Saturday it seems probable that
we will now have the long -looked-for
run Of these hsh.
Belot also said that the run Of shad
was only fair this season, not more
than 80 or 40 being taken in any net.
The rockflsh, he said, are more nu-
merous this season than for many
years, being landed 80 to 125 per net.
He said he landed one that weighed
IS pounds in his net, but that it was
practically dead when caught and
could not be returned to the water.
The most encouraging feature Of his
report concerning the herring was the
fact that the white perch are drop
ping back downstream, and when this
occurs the herring advance upstream.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
Texas Cho1u Protest S. C. A. Rules Ddon Out of Tournaments
STRAIGHT OEE IME TEE
BY w. R. ms CALluM

It's q tough nine at best and he de-
serves credit for mastering 1t.
Match play will start tomorrow. with
the semi final and final rounds carded
for Friday.
~HE handicap match play tourney
for the Post Trophy at Con-
\gressional was wide open today
as 16 survivors battled for q place in
the last flight over the lengthy Con-
gressional course. Mrs. Roland Mac
Kenzie, the 1884 champion, was on the
side lines following her S and 1 de-
feat yesterday at the hands Of Mrs.
w. 8. Masten Of washington.
Mrs. Mackenzie drove to Washing
ton from Pittsburgh with her husband
early yesterday, grabbed q sandwich,
and stepped out on the tee to play
her delayed match. She found Mrs.
Masten playing well. and with Gus
tomary sportsmanship she said Mrs.
Masten played far the better golf and
deserved to win.
Betty Keeler. women's public links
champion, beat Miss Susan Hacker Of
Chevy Chase by ! up in an upset,
Evening star., 1935-05-15
.HE majority of local anglers
visiting Oregon Inlet engage
boats, but two Washingtonians


boats, but two washingtonians
who could not obtain q boat
last week end hshed in the surf from
the north side Of the inlet and with
rare success. These two anglers, w.
B. Briggs Of the Eastern Air Line and
r. K. Castell Of the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co., returned home Tues
day morning exhausted after their
battles with blues and channel bass.
They hshed at night on q very low
tide and Saturday landed Il channel
bass, the largest weighing 461a pounds.
Sunday night the blues came in close
to shore and they caught 100, the
largest weighing 12A pounds.
Telling Of their experience, Casteu
said he never saw anything like it.
He said they were wading in the water
with high boots and that the fish ac-
tually ran between their legs, at times
almost knocking them OF their feet.
I'VE lost practically all our lures and
leaders with the big 'fellers,' who in
sisted on running out to sea. We just
could not hold them. We picked up
herring along the beach that were
thrown up by the waves and put them
on o hook, and Just as soon as it struck
the water it was grabbed by . big
blue; at times three and four would
make o dive for 1t. When we could
not find any more fish one Of the boys
tore his shirt to pieces and we used
strips of 1t on our hooks and the fish
took it Just as readily as anything
else," this angler said. He also re-
ported that q party Of anglers from
New Jersey were catching blues Just
as fast as they could pull them in
and taking them to Manteo and SELL
ing them, materially reducing the cost
of their trip.
Every angler we talked with re-
ports that the blues are running wild
at Oregon Inlet. Anglers are reach
ing these grounds from every section
Of the country and taking every kind
Evening star., 1935-05-15
Indian Spring May Lose Out
As Site for amateur Tests

r INDIAN SPRING COUNTRY CLUB
may not be chosen as the scene
Of the sectional qualification
i rounds for the national amateur
championship next August, even
though it has been understood for
several months in local golf circles
that the course near Silver Spring,
Md, will be the place Of the trials
for the Simon Pures In the Middle
Atlantic sector.
Nathan n. Kaufman, president Of
the Maryland State Golf Association,
has been In touch with ofiicials Of
the United States Golf Association
seeking approval Of the course for the
60-odd amateurs who viii make their
bid for the championship, and while
Indian Spring has not been turned
down. the U. s. G. A. has held up
making definite announcement, even
though the spots for the qualification
rounds in other parts Of the country
have been settled upon.
This does not mean, Kaufman said,
that the bid Of Indian Spring for the
amateur trials Is out, but it does mean
that there Is a hitch somewhere along
the trail Of course awards, and that
1t may not be picked.
The Indian Spring course Il one Of
the best in this section, stretching
out to around $500 yards, with par
Of II. The Maryland State amateur
championship and the open title
tourney have been held over the lay
out, alone with other important
tournaments.
Evening star., 1935-05-15

spending his time on the practice
fairway at the Oakmont Country Club
here, preparing himself for the Oak
mont Of Pittsburgh, which he knows
from experience Is going to call for
the most exacting brand of play.
Second Shot Important.
1.-THE man who wins the open this
i year." said Smith sagely, els
the man who can hit his sec
ond shots well. On that course there
is one shot you'll have to play exactly
right. That's the second.
"Of course, your shots of the tee
have to be straight, for the fairways
are narrow. But that's only one Of the
things that makes Oakmont tough.
There's plenty Of trouble ahead for
the lad who doesn't keep his second
shots straight"
Smith knows, perhaps as well as
any one. His return to Oakmont
this year will be something Of home
coming. He was professional there II
years ago. And he was there In 1927
when Tommy Armour beat Harry
Cooper in the play-off after they
had tied with totals of 301 for the
u holes. Mac thinks the winner
will need about the same score this
year.
Methods Not Unusual.
The veteran Scotchman, who
learned his golf at old Carnoustie,
doesn't see anything strange about the
fact that his preparation for the elu-
sive open title has been devoid Of
18-hole practice rounds.
Golf championships as often as
not" he said, ARE not won during
the competition, but weeks. months
or even years before To be q good
golfer you have to park a lot of ideas
on different shots in your mind for
future reference"
Evening star., 1935-05-15
WOULD CHECK EASTERN
Central Aims to Tie Up Series in
Contest Today.

Central was to meet Eastern at $3.50
o'clock today in Eastern Stadium in
the most crucial game Of the inter-
high school base ball series to date.
A victory over Central would give the
fasteners a firm hold on first place
and would 60 far toward establishing
the Lincoln Park nine as a distinct
favorite to retain its title. Coach
Jack Rays outfit was hopeful Of turn
ing the series into q muddle, as all
teams in the race would be tied should
Central win.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
KING CORNwELL, veteran
Columbia golfer, has been
chosen general chairman Of

the committee which Will
handle the Joyce Wethered exhibition
at Columbia on June 9.
Working with Golf Committee
Chairman Martin r. West, Cornwell
today started wheels moving toward
lining up all the details Of the match
that promises to be the biggest thing
in local golf this Spring.
Miss Wethered and Fred Mcleod
will play against Mrs. Glenna Collett
Ware and Roland Mackenzie. West
today returned the signed contract to
the Philadelphia managers Of the
Wethered tour. Q jauat by means Of
which the famed Englishwoman will
take home o potful Of American gold,
something the Wethered family, once
wealthy, has been without for some
time.
1t isn't the easiest thing In the
world to stage such Q match, with
such details as parking, gallery, police,
and so on, to arrange, and Columbia
Evening star., 1935-05-15

since l9lO.
And strangely
enough, although
the 43 year = old
silent Scot has
trained for hours
on end for the
difficult assign
ment over the
tough course out
side Of Pitts
burgh, he has not
played a round
Of golf since the
California Winter
tournament sea-
son.
Smith has been
Evening star., 1935-05-15

1884 tourney and viii defend his title
in the cup tournament to start May 23.
Carl Witcher, Membership Campaign
Committee chairman at Beaver Dam,
has called . meeting Of the 16 COM
mittee chairmen for tonight at the
club. Before the meeting q s-hole
golf tourney will be played.
Evening star., 1935-05-15

while Mrs. Betty Meckley, former
District champ, licked Mrs. L. G. Pray
Of Kenwood to atone for her defeat
in the District title tourney last
Summer.
ACK from Pittsburgh. where he
n qualified for the national open,
Roland Mackenzie, with q broad
grin wreathing his tanned counte-
nance, declared the Oakmont course
Is almost unbelievably hard. Changes
made In the fifteenth and sixteenth
holes make 1t even tougher, he said,
than it was when Tommy Armour
won the 1927 open championship
there with q card Of Sol.
ANY score below 800 will win, I
think" Roland said. when you get
OF the fairway it isn't q case Of play
ing for the green. You have to take
your sand wedge and play for the
nearest patch Of fairway. Sometimes
you can't even play toward the hole,
but have to turn your back on 1t and
play out. Anything to get out Of the
bunker"
Roland plans to leave Washington
about May 81, to get in ample practice
In advance Of the championship
scheduled to start June 8.
Craig Wood, the Jersey bomber,
golf's original hard-luck guy, will ap-
pear In an exhibition at the Hecht
Co. next Monday. He will put on
much the same sort Of show As
Sarazen staged q few days ago.
Georgetown Untversitys linksmen
VIII leave Washington tomorrow for
Boston, where they will meet three
Eastern colleges at the Oakley Coun-
try Club Of Watertown on Friday and
Saturday. The Hoyas viii play Har-
ward. Holy Cross and Dartmouth.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
Varied Sports
Base Ball.
Temple, s; Georgetown, 2.
Richmond, IL; Maryland, 4.

Temple, 8; Georgetown, 2.
Richmond. II: Maryland, 4.
Maryland Freshmen, IL; Tech, Z.
Friends, IL; Dewitt, 4.
Alexandria High, 10: Montgomery
Blair, /.
Laurel, IL: Mount Rainier, I.
Chicago. 10; Purdue, 8.
Wisconsin, z; Notre Dame, 8.
Ohio o., II: Ohio Wesleyan, 2.
Gustavus Adolphus (st. Peter), Is;
st. Thomas, Z.
Hampden-sydney, IA; Bridsewater,
2.10.
william and Mary, 8; v. M. I,5.
North Carolina State, 4; Wake For
est. o.
Randolph-Macon, s; st. Johns, /.
Michigan, L; Western State, o.
c. G. N. Y, 8; st. Johns, z.
Clarkson, 10; Ithaca, 8.
Fordhana, 40; Upsale, l.
Holy Cross, 10; Tufts, 5.
Kutztown Teachers, 5; West Chester
Teachers, 4.
Lafayette, o; Lehigh, 8.
Long lSlano u, lZi wagner, U.
New Hampshire, 6; Providence, 8.
Syracuse, 8: Colgate, Z.
villanova, 10; Bucknell, o.
Wesleyan, 2; Trinity, /.
Tennis.
Franklin and Marshall, 8: Western
Maryland, /.
Drew, 4; Dana, 3.
Harvard, S: Princeton, I.
Lehigh, o; Albright, o.
Montclair State Teachers, Z; Seth
Low. 2.
st. Johns, 5: Fordham, 1.
Golf.
Cornell, 4: ithaca, 2.
Wesleyan, 4: Amherst, 2.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
WINS SEVENTH IN ROW
Drafting Room Beats Torpedo In
Navy Yard Soft Ball Loop.

Winning its seventh straight game.
the Drafting Room ten defeated the
Torpedo Tube outfit, 1871, yesterday
in the Navy Yard Soft Ball League.
Fuse and Assembly turned in its fifth
consecutive win by downing Broad
side Mounting, 90. The Fourth Class
Apprentices upset Metallurgical, 4-3.
Heurich Brewers defeated the Gal
linger Playground tossers. 1917, in
Washington Playground Soft Ball
League game yesterday. Sullivan hit
home run for the Brewers, who
scored eight runs in the final inning
to take the game.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
MAC SMITH G|RDS
FOR ELUSIVE TITLE
Practices IncessantIy for
Shot at Open Crown He's
Sought Since 1910.
BY PAUL ZIMMERMAN,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

- LENDALE, Calf, May l5.-
1 Macdonald Smith, perennial
" national open campaigner.
packed golf bag and baggage
today to depart for Oakmont in quest
of the championship he has pursued