davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHRYSLER 1885 Airfow "S' sedan. demo en-
o. s.rator; used very little. condition Ike
new. fully equipped; has radio. Great saw
TRANSFORMATION you can buy: terms. trade
II. b Leary. Jr.. & Bros; 1872 81; w W.
Potomac 2700. Open evenings ana Sunodys.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

rIVVPOI .FT 1033 sedan: 6 wheels. new
tires low mileage; driven by Dept oi
Agriculture official since new splen99to sple9E
Cline, S4o5 34l9 Conn. Cleveland 3S3S.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan. S325; only ,s S%5
down. no signers. This car is in marvelous
condition; must be. seen TO apprescInaEteii snE At
ST j, w Phone North 9232.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1888 Fordor; in the hneSt 90 OF
shape: Just grand car at a low pliSe'
reconditioned by the Nol-analyzed system:
as low as Sll down payment. oeS ESefS NoTsn Ga1
Nrotor Co Conn ave. at Nebr. Emerson
500
Evening star., 1935-05-13

DODGE 1881 sport coupe;. original dark
green factory finish, upholstery spotleSS.
tires like new, motor perfect; rumble seat.
Very attractive and a good value at S265; @
ST NV Phone District 9l4l.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1929 sedan; thoroughly clean
and dependable throughout eSce9ennt aIeTs olfes'
3530 14th 81. NV. and 1919 Irving ST. NV
Tobope Columbia 10306.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1894 de luxe coupe; black hnish.
cream trim and wheels. Immaculate velour
interior, rumble seat driven little and
reflects new-car condition throughout.
sos down. small monthly payments. m
tee and 80 days free service. Triangle
Ford Dealers No 9 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1885 demonstrator Fordor de luxe
sedan, black, green wheels. mohair uphol-
stery. radio. low mileage: new-car guar,
antee: $50 down. See Mr.. Jordan. smell
Station: corner Conn and Neor. aves' NV.
Phone Emerson S794.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CADILLAC 1925 roadster. rumble seat; seat;
perfect mechanically. original llent spot' sIoh
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1929 coach; excellent finish:
c4ean interior motor and tires reaoS LOT 10
tee6 Logan. Ford Dealers. $3.50 l4th ST.
NV and l4I9 Irving ST. NV. Col. 10306:
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1898 standard VS. coupe. recondi-
toned like new A perfect car-one that
has been carefully used. See this wonder.
tul value for only $3.50. easy. terms and
Used-Car Lot, 646 Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHRYSLER rs coupe; rumble seat; in
grand shape; new top and body polish
like new; as nice used Chrysler in this
model as there is in town. Other cars
reconditioned with 3S separate operations
11nder the Nol-analyzed system. as low as
SII down payment. Ready to go. Chevy
Chase Branch Nolan Motor Co. Conn.
Nehr Emerson 1894.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SMALL STONE HOUSE ON LEE HIGH
way. unfinished or partly furnished,
sell cheap. Write Box 4s9. War; snton, Va.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1880 roadster; new blue mn
fsh: thoroughly reconditioned; good tires;
rumble seat: Sl59; guaranteeo; Ik1a
irving st. NV Phone Columbia 1O306.
CHEVROLET 1929 coach; unusual value
for 500; easy terms. 34l9 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1935-05-13

1929 coupe. rumble seat
newly painted. excellent mecnaniCal coHu5 ,H1
zion new tires: $50; must sell. Geo. 54O2
Evening star., 1935-05-13

tCHRYSLER 1885 town sedan; driven only
trunk safety glass throughout: like new
in every detail Your You opportunity nsi9sr- TO Per-
abie saving. Selling used cars from this
same location for over % years is your
guarantee H. B. Leary Jr., Il Bros, 1871
18th ST. NV Phone Potomac 1900.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

Gg,IOU-bIUU OhDI1--bIU NUN H.
Broom bungalow. bath. electricity, gas,
furnace heat. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
Hyattsville 765.
CORNER LOT FOR SALE. REFINED COM
munity; nearby Virginia. Apply A.
SCHMIDT. Mclean. Va. 13'
AN S-ROOM HOUSE IN CABIN JOHN
Park, with acres high ground. Bargain
at $3.50. terms. Room 723, Colorado
Bldg. National 1885. 14'
S25 PER MONTH BUYS BUNGALOW.
win WI sIas Se niof for sa raSe Sown naHent
and only S25 per month. Total price,
S2,25O. Big bargain. Inquire of c. BER-
NARD, Groveton, Va. (nr. Crockett's store).
Evening star., 1935-05-13

demonstrator; run only three months; peTi per;
feet condition. new-car guarantee: sSHn WIi
accent trade You can save over 500.
Raasuna BILE terms H. B. Leary. Jr.. & BIOS.
1872 U st. NV. Phone Potomac 2'oo.
Omen evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1882 convertible sedan. model B.
4-cyl. A fine little sport car in perfect
itol Motors. Big Used-Car Lot. 646 Pa.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

DODGE 1894 de luxe sedan. gun metal, o.
wheel equipment: less than 1000 miles.
Perfect in appearance and mechamcally
Private original owner. Call Georgia 4513.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

DODGE 1898 de luxe business coupe low
mileage built-in radio. like new. 9O2 East
Capitol ST. Phone Lincoln 1880.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1929 coupe. entire cost. S39' Sa
Cheyrolet 1929 coach. entire cost. SOY
Stber cars recondltioned under the Mol
anaIyzed system as low as 81 Il down pay
rpnt Chevy Chase Branch. Nolan Modor
e cnnn ave nj Nehr Emerson NlH4.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1881 roadster; clean finish leather
upholstery. good rubber. excellent motor;
S179: fully guaranteed. Logan Ford Deal
ers. $3.50 14th ST. NV. and 1419 Irving
st. NV Columbia 10306.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1885 de luxe Fordor sedans; demon
Strators; choice of two; positively cannot
be told from new: new-car guarantee and
terms Your chance to get a 1895 Ford
at substantial reduction. Trade your old
car Logan Motor Co.. Ford Dealers, $3.50
14th st. NV. columbia 10306) and 1419
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHEVROLET 1881 convertible coupe; beau,
tIful condition: SO terms. keposseSSeu
Church W.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

CHRYSLER 1881 coupe; excellent in every
vay very low mileage. Prettiest car IN
D. C.. priced right See Mr.. Mack. 1909
Evening star., 1935-05-13

ESSEX 1882 Pace-maker; 1909 better
than the average used car: reconditioned
under the Nol-An-Alyzed system; ready to
really run; looks like new: others cars,
Fords, Bucks. Chevrolets, Chryslers. Nash.
etc Recondtioned with the. 80 separate
operations of the Nolan -Alyzed system.
Your own terms. Chevy Chase Branch,
Nolan Motor Co. Conn. ave. at Nebr.
Phone Emerson S194.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

DODGE 2-door demonstration. Light blue
color New-car guaranty. substantial
saving from new-car price. Phone Fails
Church 25S. Falls Church Motors. Falls
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1882 VS. Victoria; good paint and
tires; fully reconditioned in our shop and
is ready for the road; 30-day guarantee;
exceptional buy. S319: easy terms: Logan
Motor Co, Ford Dealers: $3.50 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; black finish
without a blemish. mohair interior IS
spotless. tires show practically no wear
and mechanically the car is faultless. At
tractively priced sos down payment. easy
monthly notes on the balance. There Is
no better guarantee than our Famous
Blue Ribbon and 3O-day no-cost service.
Triangle Ford Dealers. 18th and r. l. ave.
ne North O33O. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD VS. cars. 1884 models, all body
types. Practically new condition and
guaranteed We believe we have the lowest
prices. cleanest cars and best terms in the
city. We have a large stock to select from.
Capitol Motors Big Used-Car Lot. GAG
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; black finish. RED
trim; clean and like new mecnanicaady eSaa anyG;
dealers 1880 l4th st. NV. and 14lS
Irving st. NV Columbia 10306.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

BUICK 1880 coupe; rumble seat looks I and
rms like new; Sl35; terms, SD doWn'
driven bS LADY Phone Columbia 433S.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD, late 1884 VS. Fordor sedan: this IS
an exceptionally fine car; original hnlsh
CAPITOL Motors big used-car lot. 646 Penn
Sylvania
Evening star., 1935-05-13
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK 1880 club coupe; in excellent con-
dition; small down payment. balance
monthly. You who have owned BUCKS
know what this car is. Other recondl-
TONED Nol-analyZed cars as low as FL FL
down, Splendid assortment. Coupe; S39.
entire cost. Chevy Chase Branch: Nolan
Motor Co. Conn. ave. at Nebr. Emerson
Evening star., 1935-05-13

PONTIAC 1881 4-door sedan; beautiful
black finish; looks and runs like new; will
be glad to demonstrate; consider terms.
Owner 100 Il st st. W.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

DODGE 1889 6-cylinder coupe; black; 4
brand new General tires; S395; perfect
condtion 341o Conn ave Cleveland 1898.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1882 VS. Tudor sedan, tan finish;
clean throughout: mechanically tip TOP
FORD dealers 3530 l4th St NV. and 1419
irving ST NV Columbia 10306.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1881 sport coupe; well rendered;
trunk rack: excellent condition; Sl95 !:
terms to responsible party. Call Cleveland
n-Ea Ant CO7
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan; the
dirt or wear. mechanical condition is
faultless and the tires are, excellent all
around. Attractively priced. S95 down.
balance easy. including our Famous Blue
Ribbon Guarantee and 80 days free serv-
ice Triangle Ford Dealers l7th ana n
ave n p North 0330. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

BTJTcK de luxe sedan; best condition; must
sell; SlS5; terms; $40 cash. 3l6l 1tn
Evening star., 1935-05-13

FORJ roadsters all models In excellent
condition. Come. and make your selec-
sasy terms. Capitol Motors Big Used-Car
Evening star., 1935-05-13

PONTIAC de luxe sedan; had finest care
by lady; looks almost new. wonderful con-
dition; sell Sl65; terms. S"5 cash. 316l
ct n VI
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
GOLDEN MILLER
ODDS 5 To z

A1NTREE, England, March %
G.N.SD.-Frantic bookmakers
emerged red-eyed from an all
night "call-over" in London today
to knock the odds on Golden Mil.
ler to win the Grand National
Steeplechase tomorrow down to
the unheard of figure of S to 2.
It was their desperate attempt
to cut down on the huge losses
as much as half million dollars
for some of the big operators
they face if Miss Dorothy Paget's
flashing eightyear-old repeats his
record breaking victory Of last
year.
For many far-sigl1ted bettors
had doubled Golden Miller with
Lord RoSebery's Flamenco in the
Lincolnshire, and Flamenco easily
led Bow and Arrow and Heavy
weight to the finish line in the
fiat racing seasons opener yester'
day to collect 8 to !.
.Tipsters agreed today that Col
den Miller would romp home an
easy winner in the more than
four-mile grind over 80 heart
breaking hurdles. Jock Whitney's
Thomond II was favored to follow
Golden Miller.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
SILVER GLOVES
/. IN SCI M|F| F|NALS

semifinals are on schedule to-
night in the Silver Gloves boxing
tournament now being staged by
all of the boys clubs in the Dis
trict. ..... ... ,..
Preliminary rounds were com.
pleted last night at the Northeast
Boys Club. The results:
5O-Pound Class-Herbert Long (W.)
defeated j. ROdiIl 60; DadafOgis (WO
defeated Ross (M); Thompson (G.) de-
feated Ragsdale (M0.
6O-POund Class-MalOusin (W) de.
feated UpthegrOve (N.ED Bud ROdill
(G.) defeated Channey (N.E0; Brown
(W.) defeated Hughes (N.E0.
7O-POund Class-ROberts (M0 defeated
Petit (G.); Collins (G.r defeated Gam
st so-Pound Class-Kane (N.EO defeated
Cross 60; Justice (W) defeated FOw-
11S-Pound Class-Percy (G.) defeated
JOrdOn (W); Cation (N.E) defeated
schmit (M.): KOustinis (W.) defeated
JuIiano (WD: Delft (W) defeated
Everett (M.).
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
SEA 7 s
\. INSTALLED

Extra bleachers have been in
stalled in the Howard University
gym to accommodate the antici-
pated crowd for the Colored In
tercollegiate boxing champion
ships there Saturday night. The
first bout will be called at 8
o'clock.
The competing schools will be
Howard, defending champion;
Lincoln University, Hampton In
stitute and Virginia Union.
Hampton and Lincoln have en-
tered strong teams. Hampton
looks to Captain Hooker, last
years middleweight wonder; Pitts
in the 112-pound class and Green
in the middleweight class to walk
off with honorS.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
DR., Luther With
Guests For
T.. u. Fete

DR.. Hans Luther, Ambassador
from Germany, will be one Of
the outstanding guests at the
Catholic UniverSity's second an
nual alumni athletic banquet
at the Mayflower Hotel. May
/. The fact that Germany will
conduct the Olympic games in
Berlin in 1886 makes the appear
ance of the ambassador at the
c. U. affair fitting tribute.
Other guests will include Dan
lei j. Sultan, D. c. Engineer
Commissioner; Senator Joseph
S. Guffey, of Pennsylvania;
Senator Francis Maloney. OF
Connecticut; Senator F. Ryan
Duffy, of Wisconsin; Representa-.
tive John ]. Cochran, Of Mis-
souri,; U. S. Attorney Leslie c.
Garnett: Corporation Counsel E.
Barrett Prettyman.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28

gent of major league teams prac.
ticing on the Pacific Coast.
Hartnett Receivers
Grimm had his Cubs well tuned
up before he brought them across
the channel from Catalina Island.
"Gabby" Hartnett was quick to
recover from a sore throat and
the training camp was compare
lively free of late winter phenomS
who burn up the spring circuit,
only to retire gil too soon to the
minors.
Two rockies who have looked
good to Grimm, however, were
Hugh Casey. Atlanta, Ga, and
Clay Bryant, from GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, via New Orleans, La.
Lon Warneke, "Tex" Carleton
and General" William Lee, who,
with Larry French, late Of Pitts
burgh, probably will carry the bur.
den on the mound for the Cubs.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
SHOE CHAMP ION
To ROLL IN
TOURNEY

All eyes will be glued on the
Clarendon Bowling Alleys entry
in the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress tourney tonight for
this team numbers not only the
flashiest roller of the last three
days but a horseshoe champion
trying his hand at bowling.
Young Sidney Kibler promises
to draw a big gallery since in
his last three sets he has rolled
431, 420 and 1856. In his first
three games he included a spar
king 18O.
Henson to Roll
Boo Henson, the metropolitan
horseshoe champion, and Billy
Kinsolver, who recently tied for
the Virginia State singles title,
lend distinction to the Virginia
lineup.
One of Mt. Rainier's prominent
teams, the District Line Service
Station, which includes B. A.
Stubbs, captain; Robson, Dew.
hurst, Hazel, Mezzanotti and
Gochenour will be on tonight'S
schedule along with the Albert
Pike crew of the Masonic League,
under the leadership Of Arville
Ebersole, secretary of the Wash
ington City Duckpin Association.
Ebby's Team Mates
Isador Shah, o. H. Scott,
Mischa Daoud and Ernie Ellis,
long identified with the big fra
ternal loop, will be Ebersole's
team mates.
Last nights rolling witnessed
the Dixie Pigs Of Silver Spring
climbing into second place in the
championship class with. a score
Of 1851. Bill Ham distip-
guished himself making four
straight strikes in his second
string which was top single for
the night.
College Park bowlers with 1884
lead, the booster team rolling.
Gino SINH, Washington Times
gifted sports writer, has fire IN
his eyes. Why not?
He rolled 364, only to run
second to Honest Abe Povich, OF
the washington Post, who bowled
365 to grab the lead in the
annual national sports writer's
championship yesterday after
noon at the Arcadia Alleys
The Washington times., 1935-03-28

Offered TO
BOwlers
By GINO SINH

George L. 1Semann Is as happy
as a baby with his first rattle to-
day.
Yes, George is tickled to death.
Why? Because he is going to
give more money away to Ma
tional Duckpin Bowling Congress
Tournament prize winners than
ever before, and the more money
George gives away the happier
it makes him.
Approximately 80 per cent Of
money paid in will be returned
to the bowlers by the N. D. P.
B. c., after the conclusion Of the
event at the Arcadia next month,
whereas the American Bowl
ing Congress, the tenpin an
nual classic, has never given back
to its winners more than Sc %
per cent of the gross receipts.
Gold Medals, Too
Four thousand two hundred dol
lars will be paid out in cash prizes,
81 900 going to the girls and $3,'
200 to the men, besides diamond
medals to the all-event winners
and gold medals to other cham
pionS.
The mems team and doubles
first prizes have been raised to
$3.50 and SITS, respectively, both
well over the previous high. Sub
sequent prizes have also been
raised. The girls doubles first
prize has been boosted to $75-an
alI-time high.
Break for Girls
Another nice break for the fe'
male of the specie is the fact that
one out of each five teams en-
tered will share in the prize list,
whereas in all other events, ex-
cept the all-events, only one out
of each six will be able to see
their palms crossed with "gelt."
Another welcomed addition is
special $40 high individual game
prize for men and women.
Here's the prize list:
MEMS TEAMS, 1880; 2. S225; 8,
$50: o, $50; 10, $40; ii, $35; 12, $50;
IS. $50; a. $50; l6' s25; 1e. Ss6; II,
BOOSTER TEAMS, $50; 2. $50: 8.
$25; 4. $50: 5. SIS: - .
8, $75; 4. $50; 3, $40; 8. $S5; I, $50; g.
$50; o, $1S; 10, $16; II, $16; 12. $14;
is, S14; IA. S14; Is, $12; 16, $12; II,
$1s; IS, S11; 10. $11; co. S11; s1' $40;
H. MESs f1S; 81 si1SGGEs-.1. sdS: 500; ?, .7s 3,
$50: 4. $45: s., SO; 8, sSS: :: $$S;
Is. sis: ii, $15; Is, $15: 16. $l5: II.
SIS; -: 81; 1s. 81; e. 20, s1$; S,i I'll 'ls: ls
sii: s ~ q; So. sf; Is. s1o: 2s.. SO; 90; s.:
g. s.. 8: s.: s. s. 8; S. S. s.: g. 8; 20. % 81
A. SIS s.; =" s.. s.; q; HvSi4s. s.; q: s. SAX. .
Se5; 5. $50: 4, SIS; 5. s15: g. &!2;
s., 81 O.s, $40; o. $s; 10. 50; II. IS;
High individual game in tournament.
"solid gold medal.
*DiamOnd medal.
WOMEN'S TEAMS-N0. L. $500; 2.
$55; g. $50; =: $50; s: $40; g. $50; T.
B;OosTEk TEAMs-NO. 4, 1918; 2.
WoMEN's DoUBLEs-No. I. 1873; 2,
SO: 3 :sS: T. :s :s9' ,S g. ss sso; s. sa sa?; H.
WOMEN's sINGLEs-1. $40; 2. $50;
8, s25; 4, $50; 5, SIS; s, $40; !. 60:
8. So; o, So; 10. 81: II. 81; II, g;
13, SO: il, So; Is, So; 16, So; II, So;
1S, So; 10. $4; 90, 81; Fl, "a; 22, 50;
23, So: "a. So: rs, 50.
WOMEN'S ALL EVENTS-1, e*$16;
2, SO; 3, 81; 4, $6; 5, $6; 8, $6; g. IS.
*Denotes solid gold medal.
"Denotes gold medal booster teams.
~"DenOtes diamond medal.
High individual game in tournament
R1O
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
Skeet Shooters
Compete For Cup

Skeet shooters will compete
Sunday on the National Capital
Skeet Club Range, Bradley Hills,
Md, at 2 p. m, for the cup
donated by Prince Eugene de
Ligne, counselor at the Belgian
Embassy. Men and women are
eligible for the trophy and the
winner will be decided on a
handicap basis.
There will also be a special
Trout FiSherman'S Handicap"
shoot on Saturday afternoon. To
the high gun (net) will go a
three ounce fly casting rod and a
double. taper fly casting rod to
the high handicap gun.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
MANAGER GRIMM, Of CHICAGO CUBS,
BANKS ON VETERANS FOR 1885 RACE

|also are from below the Mason
and Dixon Line.
Pittsburgh the other day got a
sample of what reserve strength
means when the Cubs regulars,
trailing % in the sixth inning,
were in the main derricked for
rockies, including Frank Demaree.
Of Los Angeles. The Cubs rockies
finished the game in front, IS.
Henshaw, Frank Coleman and
Roy Joiner have taken their turns
pitching for the Cubs and have,
in the main, acquitted themselves
satisfactorily.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
Pickups and
Put0utS
By GEORGE A. SIMPSON

Lou Little will air his 1888
football views over WMAL to-
night at 7:45 o'clock. . Matte
Browns peculiar boxing style
may Stymie Joe Louis in their
match in Detroit tomorrow
night. and those predicting a
knockout victory for Louis
might find themselves wrong.
Joe Judge, who passed up a
cOach's job with the Griffmen
to start anew in the local grill
business, is pinch-hitting for
Arch Mcdonald, local sports ra-
diO commentator, while the lat
ter is getting an eyewitness ver-
sion of the Griffmen at Biloxi
doc" Muckelbauer Whose
family was increased by another
baby daughter a month agO)
thinks the Griffmen will prove
the surprise Of the American
League this season and finish
in the first division.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
Police Boys Club
In Boxing Match

Police Boys Club ringmen from
No. S precinct entertain the
Seat Pleasant Boys Club m1tt-
men tonight in the precinct gym
at 8 p. m. The Police Boys
hope to keep their undefeated
record intact for the season.
Eddie Peruzzi, Joe Petro ana
Ell Brookman will head the Police
lineup. AL are well-known box
erS locally.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
D. C. Diving King
To Swim at n. Y.

Johnny Broaddus, District of
Columbia diving king, will COM
pete in the National Senior
A. A. U. indoor championship
swim meet at the New York
Athletic Club next week.
Broaddus won the indoor A. A.
U, championship last week here
with a total OF 1913 points.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28

Mayes McLain respectively,
Turner brings to the auditorium
two of the most interesting new
comers imported here in some
months.
Donovan is hopeful of eventual.
ly landing a bout with his fellow
countryman, Dan O'Mahoney,
while Wright is an established
main eventer in Baltimore.
The Zaharias7Szabo meeting
looms as one of the most sensa.
tional of the year, both being con-
sistent winners and big box office
cards here.
Andy Rascher pairs off with
Abe Goldberg in the semifinal
number.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28


the wind, but he hasn't a gra
tanned, with the firm skin OF
an athlete, and clear blue eyes
that have been his periscopes
and helped him keep his course
during daShes against distance
that few mortalS have ever
dreamed of achieving.
I say that Campbell IS the
only automobile racer who has
gone 200 miles per hour and
lived to carry on. I don't mean
that the others have given their
lives in achieving such round
figure, but since they achieved
their marks, have defaulted to
the Grim Reaper in attempting
to go on and on, such as Camp
bell has successfully avoided.
Luck Is Necessary
Major H. o. D. Segrave, Ray
Keech, Lee Bible, Frank Lock"
hart and Kay Don all drove 200
or better, but continued to tempt
Fate until their numbers went
up. Campbell alone, this mod
est, slightly built, almost Cool
idgesque character, has survived
the onslaught against speed,
and passes off the whole chain
of amazing accomplishments as
mostly a matter of luck.
you've got to have luck in
any undertaking" Campbell
told that select little group of
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
GOOD FEATURES
ON MAT CARD
TONIGHT

Two new and interesting faces
will rival the main event featur-
ing Sander Szabo and George
ZahariaS in interest tonight when
Promoter Joe Turner presents his
four star wrestling card at the
Washington Auditorium.
In Jack Donovan, 225-pound
California Irishman, and Rube
Wright, colorful Texas cowboy,
who oppose John Katan and
The Washington times., 1935-03-28

Grimm wanted
to turn on the
heat eff re
large exhibition
crowds he re-
lied on W h a t
W a s generally
expected to be
his S t a r t / ng
lineup.
Cuyler, Eng
Ii h, XII in.
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The Washington times., 1935-03-28

miles per nour-and IS sIlII awe 70 tel ABOUT
it-paused in our town yesterday.
Maybe 1 can bring you word picture Of
this tight-lpped wirey little 143pound Eng
lishman, who, on the 7th of this very month,
drove his famous Bluebird at the rate Of
276.816 miles per hour on the sands of Day
tona Beach for new world record better
ing his own former mark of 272.108.
Four days after that sensational dash over
the 11-mile racing strip the fastest course
in the world, Sir Malcolm became 30 years
of age. He doesn't look his years. There
orn Soma wrinkles arnnnd his ewes a charac.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28
GIRLS WIN TITLE

National City Christian sextet
is today the championship team
of the Girls Community Center
League. The ShamrockS were de.
feated last night for this title,
62-15.
The Washington times., 1935-03-28

NdIEL, . UEd-
all played right through the game
in clashes with the Pirates, Of
Pittsburgh, who, with the Chicago
White SoX, make up the contin-