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Evening star., 1935-01-09
DOUGLAS EXPENSE
ACCOUNT ENLARGED
Arlington Attorneys Office Grant
ed $1,200-Total Largest
in State.
By staff Correspondent of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va,
January 9.-The Commonwealth's at
torney,s Office of Arlington County will
receive more compensation in 1895
than that of any other county in the
State, it was revealed in table OF
salaries and expense allowances re-
leased yesterday by the State Com
penSation Commission.
Arlington, also, is one of the few
counties wherein the compensation
Evening star., 1935-01-09

fore their exchanges can be stabilized.
Substantial progress in this direc-
ton already has been achieved In
America"
Evening star., 1935-01-09
DAIRY FARMER SEEKS
LOUDOUN COUNTY POST
Tillett Out for Supervisors Seat
Held by Legislative
Candidate,
ial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va, January Oh.
Randolph Tillett, widely-known Ash
burn dairyman and farmer, today
announced his candidacy for super
visor from Broad Run district. He
seeks the post now held by p. ]. Cole
man, who recently announced for
Evening star., 1935-01-09

Royal Couple Like Music.
Both the Duke of Kent and his
bride are very fond of music.
Evening star., 1935-01-09
ECONOMIST URGES
new GOLD STANDARD
Sir Henry Strakosch Holds Infia.
ton Has Failed to Restore
Equilibrium.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, January s.-The recent
shake-up in the dictatorship Of the
Bank of France and the projected al
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

No 10 dijo, pero bien clara
mente 10 dej6 entender con la
mirada, Y Elvira di6le las gra-
.cias cen una triste sonrisa.
Despu6s pareci6 como ST Ell
cura qUisiera amman a Marta
Y lie habl6 de 10 buenas que
eran las hermanas y de 10 mu-
cho que la querrian.
va veras, ga teras,-de-
ciale.-Tienen IN huerto muy
Y con muchas flores,
donde juegan las ninas. SECURE
de que, a la semana de es-
tar ALI, va no piensas en- volver
a casa.
Martha permanecia silencio-
sa y miraba tristemente a la
marquesa, como protestando de
las palabras del cura.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
Nula la lucha entire ell russo Mikaloff
el aleman Herr Ruby Strongberg

A los so minutes de lucha los
jueces declararon anoche nulo
ell encuentro entire ell germano
Herr Ruby Strongberg, que es
ahora un hombre casado, y Ell
russo Ivan Mikaloff, ell de la me-
lena enmaranada.
En- los ultimos minutes de
la acci6n sufri6 ell russo de ma
nera terrible, pero su rival
no pudo vencerlo.
AL principle de la batalla el
aleman llev6 la peor parte, pa
deciendo los efectos de formi-
,dables llaves de brazo.
Grandes apuros pas6 Ell arbi-
tro Tom Mahoney para sepa-
rarlos en- dos ocasiones.
Tiger Collins, a quien Sc pre-
sent6 aqui enmascarado, sin
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

New York, mayo 28zEl
camoeonato -zrdl peso
welter q discu "a esta noche
en- Polo Grounds, cuando jim
my McLarnin y Barney Ross
pelearan a Is asaltos, o menos,
en- ell quadrilatero levantado en-
ell gran terreno de peoota de los
.Giga.tes. La batalla sera diri-
gida por ell nyevo Club Siglo
veinte y tendrG un tanto por
ciento en- los ingresos ell Fondo
de Lechn para los ninos, que di-
rige la Sra. William Randolph
Hearst.
McLarnin tiene tres amos
mas que Ross de experienced
como pugilista, y cree lie seral
possible retener la corona qV
ganara por primera vez EN-
1888, de manos de Young Cor
Ibett, perdiendola en- 1884, fren-
tie a Ross, y reconquistandola
ell pasado septiembre.
Ross, ell j6ven hebreo que vo-
|luntariamente entregara su CO.
roma del peso ligero, thace al
|gunos meses, para de nuevo as
Ipirar al trono de las lat H.
bras, muestra absolute ~confian
"a en- sus facultades Y ha dicho
que no solamente recuperara la
corona, sino que acostara a su
antagonists antes del decimo
asalto.
Ell empresario Mike Jacobs
calcula que $4,000 personas
presenciaran ell combate pa
gando en- las taquillas mas de
5000, 900.
Los asientos de jupto al cua-
drilatero Sc venden a $11.50
los reservados en- la glorieta a
$3.50, 3.45 y $3.50, y la entra-
da general $1.10.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

Ida tristeza y no dijo NADIA.
Hasta en- aquello Sc diferen-
Iciaba de las demas ninas.
Otra cualquiera ,en su lugar
hubiese dorado al saber que la
iban a encerrar en- I'm colegio. !
Apenas don Manuel Sc hubo
marchado, retir6se Candida de
detras del biombo y volvi6 a sus
habitaciones, murmurando:
Ivan a guitar de aquf a la
|chiquilla? iMejor!
Luego, murmur6 sonriendo:
Marta es la presa del pa
Dire Cerrada. No me importa,
.puesto que yo tengo va mi par
tie,
Aquel mismo dia, volvi6 don
Manuel para decir a Elvira que
las hermanas esperaban a la nj
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
Ell HROGRAMA DE BOXEO
EN- LA ARENA DE Sc
MINOLE HEIGHTS

I'm programa de boxeo Sc o.
frecera esta noche en- la Arena
de Seminole Heights, figuran-
do en- ell combate principal
Johnnie Leonard, de Toledo,
Ohio, con lat libras de peso, y
Hard Williams, con las.
Floyd Golden y Don Terry
combatiran en- Ell semifinal, y
Henry Rodriguez, excampe6n
amateur de peso de pluma, en-
ell mas importante prelimfnar.
Kid Monroe Sc batira con
Bill McCreary y Woodrow
Downing con Young Bobby
Diaz.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

mascara atropell6 aver a Joe
Lindsey, exvillano de Texas.
Quiso descalificarlo ell referee
Jack Lala, pero ell pdblico pro-
test6 y volvieron a 1uchar, A
los dos minutes y 20 segun-
dos Lindsey Gaia dominado por
una "barrena de aerdplano".
Concedida la victoria a Collins
volvieron a luchar y los artille-
ros tuvieron que intervenir,
restableciendo la paz.
Nick Bacalis venci6 a Ma
honey y Sc declare tablas ell
match" entire ell excampe6n
Babe Caddock y ell russo John
Podubny.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

temprano Y no eStaba en- casa.
Bien es verdad que Elvira
tampoco pregunt6 por 81 para
que Sc de 72idiese Martha.
Esta estaba muy grave, muy
formal, pero tranquila.
-iVas contenta al colegio,
hija mia?-le pregunt6 ell cura,
dandole una carih2sa palmada
en- las palidas y suaves meji-
Has.
ST, senor,-respondi6 ella.
Mama 10 quiere...
-Muy bien, hermosa. Asi res
ponden las ninas obedientes y
buenas. iEres un angel!
Y miro a la madre, como que
riendo decirle: q Mentira pare
ce que haya quien no anne a esta
criatura"
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
LIGA NACIONAL
Los R9i0s de Cincinnati;

Los R2jos de Cincinnati vol
vieron a derrotar a los Braves,
pegando IA hits. Babe Ruth
fue mandado a batear de emer-
gencia y lie dieron la base.
Boston sc, Oh, lie; Cincinna-
ii &c, 14h, De.
Ell Filadelfia alcanz6 aver
su primera victoria de la teE>
porada sobre los Piratas, con
Pezzullo y Moore de pitches.
Filadelfia DC, 15A, lie; Pitts
.burgh &c, 12h, lie,
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
AUMENTO Ell NUMERO DE
ESPECTADORES EN-
Ell GARDEN

New York, mayo 28.-En
la temlporada que ACADIA de ter
minar aument6 en- cast 100000
ell n1mero de concurrentes a los
espectaculos presentados por la
corporation Madison Square
Garden. La noticia, dada por Ell
coronel John Reed Fitzpatrick,
senala en- 1,590,971 ell numero
de expenditures, en- el ano 1884
35, contra 1,391,075 en- ell ano
anterior. Fue la mayor atrac-
ci6n ell hockey" professional,
que "llam6" a 284,280 perso-
mas, en- "a partidos, por un sole
torneo, y 209.66 Ell otro torneo
Doce programs de boxeo a.
trajeron a 118,825 y un tornec
de hockey amateur a 2O9.O66
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF


Por este medic cito a todos
aquelloS miembros de esta Lo-
gia que deseen aprender ell in
giles Y adquirir instrucciones
parala Ciudadania Americana,
para ell pr6ximo Microbes a las
80 de la noche en- la Secreta-
ria de esta Logia. Els requisite
indispensable ell presentarse a
las siete y media o tener que
dejarlo para otro dia.
Rafael Cosio,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

-iCuanta molestia!
-Mayores las sufriria gus
toso en- bien de listed.
i racias, padre!
Adde'S, Elvirita.
-Hasta luego.
Dame un beso, hermosa.
Bes6 a la nina, salud6 con
una profunda reverencia y sa-
lilo pensando:
i va es mia!
X
Elvira, al quedarse sola con
Martha, abraz6 a esta, dicien-
-VamoS a separarnos, hila
mia, pero no hay otro remedio.
La nina la miro con profun-
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
HACE UNA
OFERTA A OLIN

Los Angeles, mayo 28.-El
excamlpe6n mundial de las IT'S
libras ,el "payaso" Make Ros-
enbloom, telegrafio aver a Bob
DIN, ell actual campe6n, ofre-
ciendole $500 por un match
de revancha. Rosenbloom desea
pc pelear, en- New York, por ell
titulo que perdiera.
10 mas interesante del case
es que los dos pertenecen al
mismo establo.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

SUBASTA-Se ponen a publ
ca subasta las caSas n1meros
1912 v 1914 de la Decima avani-
da, para demolerlas o sacar1as
del Tote. Las personals que Sc in
teresen por esta venta pueden
dirigirse al Comite de Fabrica-
ci6n, en- ell No. 1911 de la Once
ave-, hasta el dia 10 de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

ces aAKrlano' le ve4.
dor a Frah,-- Aug<, de Chm
ton, Indiana, so6fe Johnny Lu-
cas-, de Candle, New Jersey,
en- un combate a 10 asaltos.
Ifon Heeney actu6 de referee y
llam6 varias veces la atenci6n
a Lucas, que Sc agarraba dema-
siado. Hughes pesaba 142 Ii
bras, cuatro mas que ell venci-
do.
por decision, en- Il semifi-
nal, joey Straiges, de Camden,
New J. venci6 por puntos a
Jimmy Wade de Orlando.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
Ndicia( &ss>B5ITsI5 s :
AcA AMERICANA E'1GlRd 1lnsal

Los senadores derroEA \
les 1ndios, mientras III A
cos venetian a los Me.-~
cas-, Wiltshire, I'm pitchers
ia de onnie Mack, dej6 Ell
hj% al team" dirigido por
jimmy Dykes.
Allen limit6 a los Tigres a 3
hits y sus companeros de club
descargarop sobre las curvas
del excolegial Rowe, venciendo-
10. Fue la cuarta derrota del j6-
ven lanzador, con solo 3 triun-
fos. \
In op6r,no "joni IN" de
Bejma y un "tribey" A Softer
abriercn ell canine para la vic
toria de los Browns sobre los
Medias Rojas. solters fYe cam
biado por Oscar Melillo.
Cleveland sc, 12h, lie; Wash
ington &c, 11h, lie.
Chicago 1c, Tn, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, 11h, lie.
Detroit 1c, 3h, De; New York
&c, Oh, 2e,
st. LUIS sc, 11h, lie; Boston
SC, 3h, 2e,
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

-Cuanto antes mejor. Asi Sc
evitara un nuevo choque...
Dice listed bien. Puesto que
ha de SER. sea niaiana.
Y Elvira bes6 a la nina, sus-
pirando.
Ell padre Cerrada, Sc levant6
para marcharse.
Con su permiso me retro,
-dijo,-Voy a hablar a las her-
manas. Volvere a traerle la res
puesta y decidiremos la bora a
que hemos de Mevar esta senori-
ia al colegio.
7GNos acompanara listed?
-pregunt6 Elvira.
-iNo faltaba mas!
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

VENDEDORES DE SEGU-
RIOS para polizas de vida de
$3.50, $500 y $1,000, en- un
plan de pequenos pages men
suales. De So a Sc al contado
y ademas de los renuevos. Es-
criban a sol Hildebrant Bldg.
Jacksonville, Florida.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

Como guste.
i Quiere listed encargarse
de hablar a las nermanas?...
iva 10 creo! Para ESQ y pa
"a TODD, me tiene listed incon-
dicionalmente a sus 6rdenes.
-iGracias! L9 se... Els listed
para mi muy hueno! iCuando
podra entrar mi hija en- ell cole
gio?
-Manana mism0, 81 asi 10
desea.
-lTan pronto?
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

Al decir de los Observable
res ell tempo sera favorable,
pero 81 no 10 es ell combate Sc
verificaras ell microbes.
La caHpanada iniciando el
combsse Sc ORA a las 10 de Ia
nodhe, peroTo por medic de Ia
radio, dado queila pelea no st
~trasmitira, norAcuerdo de Ia
nueva COS 5 sx5n. IL
Las puer0.g de los terrenos
Sc abriran a las $50 de la no
die, estando a cargo de la vigil
lancia on escuadr6n de 500 pc.
.licias, sin contar detectives, acc
modres, recogedofes de bi-
Nv directories y supervise
min y Ross Sc lpesarar
: ..arde de hoy, segdn la
reglas de la comisi6n atletica
.Creese que ell irland6s subira a
tablado con 1852 libras y 81
contrincante con 140.
Pocas apuestas Sc han hecho
pero Ross contin1a siendo e
favorito, de 2 a /.
Las Medidas de los dos gla.
diadores son las siguientes:
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
No &c Mosesse con
Parches dc iiostaxa

Muaterole. preparada con acaita
2uro de ostaza = otros actiVos In
gredienLte a~roduc!:a los mismoR
efectos Ga@ 81 antique pareLe do
nosta+a, siA iejac smpotlaS.
MHsteroie surle aiiviar con pron-
titud L:onaultts. dolores ds garEau-
Ia toses, resfriados, neuraigiss,
eongestjures, reu,uatismos, toEcedu-
eas, dolo:es> I~nusculares, contusio-
mes. y toJa cjsse &c males y dolo-
reg. Tiene poder hasta para evitar
Las puhnonias. Vandess en- todas
taH droGuerfas. a 3bc y 65c, en-
Isrros y en- Tubos. TamAho Dc hose
patal ~.
AefOP due - mmraka a. wmmakmmm.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
AVISO

A LOS SOCIOS DE LA COO
GEL PROGRESO"
La gaceta., 1935-05-28
CAPITULO XXXVIII

A la manana siguiente, a la
bora convenida, don Manuel fue
en- busca de la marluesa, para
con ella acompanar la nina al
colegio.
I'm criado habia llevado va
algunas horaS antes ell ajuar de
la nueva colegiala.
Candida habia salido muy
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

Todo Ell que tenga derecho
al tanto por ciento del Banco
de Ybor puede pasar por la DO
dega Gel AguiIa," Gale IS y
ga. avenida. - F. San Martin.
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

La Gaceta Folletin nc. 1876
La gaceta., 1935-05-28

ma con los brazos abiertos, y
qued6 decidido llevar a Marti-
ia al colegio a la manana ST
guiente.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
DOWN BRITISH, 81,
IN OPENING PLAY
Need Only an Even Break
in Singles Matches to
Win Ryder Cup.
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

"hAA
~ lockwood, N. j.. September
- 20. - Americas professional
links warriors took COM
L y manding lead over the Brit
ish in the initial joust of the 1885
Ryder Cup series today and Britain
tonight stands with her back to the
wall, hoping for the golfing miracle
that will finally win for them VIC
tory over the Yankees on their home
soil. The rubber match of the inter-
national series, played through driz-
zle of rain over three mines of the
Ridgewood Country Club course to-
night finds Capt. Walter Hagens gall
liant lads entrenched behind a lead
of to l. needing only four victories
in the eight singles tomorrow.
Hagen himself. back on his stick
and truly a marvel at the age of 43
years. led his team to victory in the
opening two-bal matches, style OF
play familiar TO the British and not
unfamiliar to the American pros, as
they showed in winning three of the
first four matches. From the time
Walter stuck home an 8-foot putt
on the first green Of the match in
which he and stubby Gene Sarazen.
his arch-rival of 10 years back, OPP
posed ALI Perry, the chubby British
open champion, and Jack Busson, the
British had no chance. Hagen and
Sarazen went to lunch up with a
II against II for their opponents.
The other Americans. with a single
exception, did almost as we'll. KY Laf-
foon and Olin Dutra dropped l-up
decision to Charles and Ernest Whit
combe of England. Henry Picard Of
Hershey, Pa. ard scowling John Re-
volta of Milwaukee shot 73 in the
morning and turned Z up on All
Padgham and Percy Allis, finally VIM
ming by and 5.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

DENVER, September % R.-Den-
yer sprang to an early lead in the
Rocky Mountain Conference by lacing
Colorado College. 19 to 0.
Colorado State, co-champion in 1884,
handed wyoming 12-to-3 defeat.
Montana State let loose something OF
an upset by beating Brigham Young.
Z to 0.
Utah State was handed a 3s-to-0
walloping by California at Los An
geles last night.
DALLAS, Tex, September e P).-
Four Southwest Conference foot ball
teams retained their undefeated 1885
records today when Arkansas, Texas
Christian, Texas and Southern Metho-
dist won n-conference combats.
Arkansas scored two touchdowns In
the fourth period to whip the Kansas
State Teachers, IL to o.
Southern Methodist whipped a weak
Austin College, go to o.
Texas made their 1885 bow by un-
leashing power enough to take Texas
Arts and Industries. 80 to 6.
Texas Christian got scare from
the North Texas Teachers. but won,
20 to IL.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

eastern Conference array. ran over
Virginia Military, 44-0, in an impress
sive display CT power.
Ray Morrison's Vanderbilt outfit
won the only Southeastern Confer
ence game of the day, a 14-9 victory
over a scrappy Mississippi array.
Virginia bowed to little Hampden-
Sidney. IL to 7.
Oklahoma's Sooners, making their
first start under the leadership of
Biff Jones, scored a hard-earned 80
triumph over Colorado University.
KANSAS CITY, September % R.-
Nebraska and Oklahoma proved them
selves worthy challengers today for
the Big Six foot ball championship
held by Kansas State.
Scorning "breather" openers. Ne
braska trounced Chicago, % to Z. and
Capt. Lawrence "Biff" Jones' Okla
homa Sooners defeated Colorado, CO.
holders of the 1884 Rocky Mountain
title, to o.
A rehabilitated Missouri squad
gratified its new coach, Don .Faurot,
by defeating William Jewell, 80 to O.
Cornell College held Iowa State to
a 6-6 tie.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

BY the Associated Press.
1HE woody lambs Of intercol-
legiate foot ball roared like
lions yesterday and cut the
Il big fellows right down to their
own size.
Cornell, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Virginia all were beaten and Alabama,
Rose Bowl champion, was tied as the
1895 season formally got under way
in spectacular style.
Bob Zuppke's Illini, hailed in ad-
vance as possible dark-horse con-
tenders for the Big Ten crown, fell
before fighting Ohio University out
fit, 60, and Wisconsin's Badgers were
upset by South Dakota State, 1875, in
the Midwest's two big form reversals.
Cornell, although threatening often,
could not develop a scoring punch
and went down before st. Lawrence
University of Canton, N. Y, 1876.
The biggest shock of all, however,
was the failure of Alabama's crimson
tide to get better than a TT draw
with Howard of Birmingham. Miss
ing the scoring punch provided last
year by the Dixie Howell-Don Huston
combination. the tide found itself
held in check by the smaller schools
stalwart defense.
Notre Dame, aiming at regaining
its former position around the top,
trounced Kansas of the Big Six. 28-7,
while Minnesota, the Nations power
house in 1884, had to turn loose some
extra steam in the second half to
turn back North Dakota State, 1855.
Nebraska, co-favorite with Kansas
State for the Big Six crown this year,
whipped Chicago easily, 28-7.
In the East only Navy, Colgate,
Dartmouth and Villanova lived up to
advance notices. Navy thoroughly
trounced William and Mary, 800,
the same margin by which Colgate's
Red Raiders whipped Niagara. Dart
mouth had no uneasy minutes in
800 conquest Of Norwich. and Villa
nova battered Ursinus, 3l-0.
Pitts Panthers, however, had trou-
bic with Waynesburg, winning only
14-0, and Fordham had to score twice
in the final quarter to whip Franklin
and Marshall, 14-7.
West Virginia got no better than a
scoreless tie with West Virginia
Wesleyan.
Among the Southern powers, Dukes
machine rode rough-shod over South
Carolina, 47-0, and Clemson spilled
Virginia Poly. 28-7. in another South
ern Conference game. Tulane, South
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Golf List Today
. In Cup Matches

BY the Associated Press.
ID lockwood, N. j.. September
~ 2s.-Here are the pairings for
tomorrow's eight 36-hole single
Ryder Cup golf matches.
Jack Busson, England VS..
Gene Sarazen, U. S.
Dick Burton, England, VS.. Paul
Runyan, U. s.
Reggie Whitcombe. England. VS..
Johnny Revolta, U. S.
ALI Padgham, England, VS.. Olin
Dutra, U. S.
Percy Alliss, England, VS.. Craig
Wood, U. S.
Bill Cox, England, VS.. Horton
Smith, U. S.
Ernest Whitcombe, England VS..
Henry Picard, U. S.
ALI Perry. England VS.. sam
Parks, jr., U. S.
The rival captains. Charlie
Whitcombe of the British team
and Walter Hagen, will remain on
the sidelines along with Ted jar
man Of England and KY Laftoon
Of u. S.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
N. C. STATE rs VICTOR.

GREENSBORO, N. c., September
20 R.-Two brilliant sustained drives
gave North Carolina State a l4-to-7
victory over Davidson to open the sea-
son for Hunk Anderson's Wolfpack.
About 10000 spectators watched the
contest, the last half of which was
played In q drizzle.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Conditions Bad.


IF THEY prove anything. they prove
that Britons won't play smart golf
under bad conditions. Where the
Americans we're closing the blades Of
their iron clubs and chipping the ball
with little run the British were
opening the faces of their pitching
tools and fading the ball of the slip
perry clubfaces into the bunkers at
the right. They almost wore out their
niblicks and their newly acquired
sand wedges, an American innovation
which they have been slow to accept.
But good as they are they couldn't
make up for missed pitches and bad
shots against the smart play of the
Americans.
It was quite noticeable over the
soggy greens at Ridgewood today that
the Americans were closer to the pin
with their pitches and their chips,
leaving them comparatively little to
do with the putter, while the Britons
were striving to get those lengthy ap-
proach puts dead or lay wedge shot
close enough to hole the putt.
If bad weather comes again tomor-
row Americas professional brethren
may collect as many as six Of the eight
points in the man-to-man singles
play, handing dear old Albion the
fanciest licking she ever has takenv
in this series.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Records Smashed BY Regatta YANKEES Cain Commanding Colt
NOTRE DAME Wins
HEAT IN CUP RACE
Boat Capsizes and Another
Sinks-Today's Events to
Close Program.

Continued from Page A-1.)
Evening star., 1935-09-29
EPERNAY TURF WINNER
Captures State Fair Handicap
Opening Texas Season.

DALLAS, Tex. September % R.-
Epernay, with J. Longdon up and
carrying lot pounds, won the 1880
added State fair handicap opening the
Texas Fall horse racing season today.
The winner rewarded his pari-
mutuel hackers with $3.50, $40 and
$3.50.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

combe of England. Henry Picard Of
Hershey, Pa. ard scowling John Re-
volta of Milwaukee shot 73 in the
morning and turned 7 up on All
Padgham and Percy Allis, finally VIM
ming by 6 and 5.
Runyan Shows Sand.
DIMINUTIvE Paul Runyan. who
~ should have been cowed by the
dismal weather If any man was today.
paired with Horton Smith to plaster
9-to-8 licking on w. J. Cox and
E. w. Jarman. turning in the best
score for the Americans with a card
2 over par for the % holes they
played. Hagen and Sarazen won by
Z and 6. with three above the rigid
par for Ridgewood at the finish. while
Picard and Revolta did not have to
turn on much steam in their match.
winning almost as they pleased with
a score 6 over par for 81 holes.
There always must be a goat in any
big team sporting contest. and KY Laf-
foon is it this year. The swarthy
half Indian stood on the thirty-fourth
tee late today with the match in
which he and Olin Dutra opposed the
whitcombe brothers all square. And
then KY proceeded to belt tee shot
so far into the bushe, at the left that
even big Dutra couldn't whack 1t out
far enough to get home. KY put a
brassie shot short of the goal. while
E. r. Whitcombe stuck his second shot
hole high. and Dutra then Clipped
boldly and we'll. The ball almost went
in, but when Ernie Whitcombe putted
down stone-dead, Dutra picked up the
British ball and conceded defeat. But
there was more to it than that. for at
the thirty-fifth it looked as if the Brit
ish were to go dormie l down. But
from a bunker came Brother Ernie
to whack the pill out two feet from
the cup for the needed half. That
may have had something to do with
Laffoon's hooked tee shot at the last
hole. AS it was, Laffoon and Dutra
lost the only match dropped by Amer
Evening star., 1935-09-29
RICE ON TOP, 10 TOT,
IN tilt WITH |. S. U.
Touchdown and Field Goal in
First Period Settle Issue
in Stiff Contest,

BY the Associated Press.
RATON ROUGE, La, September as
A flashing first period offensive
that netted a touchdown and a field
goal gave the powerful Owls Of Rice
a 1877 victory tonight over Louisiana
State University in a stubbornly
fought game. Line-ups: