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La gaceta., 1935-11-13
Sc inaugur6 eI C0Hsult0rio

Sc maugur6 Ell ConsUlt0rio
Con una ceremonial sencilla
qued6 inaugUrado anCche ell
Consultorio del Circulo Cuba :
no. Asistieron como invitados
los periodistas, los M6dicos del
Circulo, ell Consul de Cuba y
miembros de la Directiva.
En- nuestra edici6n del lunes
dimos amplios detalles del Con-
s%ultorio, que consideramos una
obra de gran necesidad para los
socios. Tn triUnfo bien ganado
de Ia Secci6n de Beneficencia.
Al acto concurrieron ell Con-
sui de Cuba, Sr. Jose A. Grego-
ry; los directories de LA GAGE
TIA" y LA Traducci6n', Sres.
Victoriano Manteiga y Jose Gre
CORY, Jr.; Mario Rodriguez, por
LA Prensa'; Juan Quesada,
Presidente, del Circulo; ORES,
Rafael Ortega, Jose n. Torret-
ia, Charles Bartlett, Luis Rey;
Sres. Joaquin Alvarez Soils,
Lauro Guadarrama, Presidente
de la Secci0n de Beneficencia;
Alfredo Montoto, Paquito Gar
cia, Alfredo Alfonso, Rafael L6
pei, Luis Sanchez, Juan Ro-
cha, Manuel G. TalaVera, Ar
mando Dosal, Candida Escobar,
Sergio Berdeal, Rogelio Rodri-
tRuez y Srta. Mercedes de Coz,
que esta empleada en- ell Consul
toriO.
Hicieron uso de la palabra ell
Presidente, Sr. Quesada; Qua.
darrrama; ell Consul, Victoria
no Manteiga, Alfredo Montoto,
Mario Rodriguez, ORES. Rey, To
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Ell gusto moderno para ell
arreglo de las casas tiende a
suprimir todos aquellos "bibe-
lots" inutiles que, sin embar-
go, complacen a tantas amas
de casa.
Todos los grandes decorado-
res de la epoca recommendation
a un tono que de los interiors;
modernos Sc retiren las como
das ,mesas veladores y "secre-
taires", que constituyen ell a
juar de un salon, esos mil OBJ
jetos frivolos, mas O menos ar
tisticos, que NADIA anaden a la
elegancia de un salon, y que no
sirven sino para almacenar in
sospechados tesoros de polvo.
Ell unico refugio que Sc per-
mite para la "bibeloterie", Ell
una casa bien montada, es la
vitrina, enteramente forrada en-
su interior de espejos y alum
brada con electricidad. En- ell
salon quedaran d~iseminados,
sin embargo, algunos preciosos
bibelOtS-4porcelanas raras de
China, artisticos ceniceros o
ccfrecitos de plata cincelada, al
guna ccpa moderna de cerami-
ca 0 de cristal talladO, o bien
una de esas divertidas figuri-
mas, ideadas por ell arte contem-
pcraneo, que Sc inspiran curio-
samente en- las creaciones de la
Prehistoric, ob6etos todos
que han de elegir con gran cui-
dado y precaucion, procurando
que Sc armcnicen con Ell estilo
general de la Ipieza que van a
alderman.
ST algun consejo Ihemos de
dar a nuestras lectoras en- tan
dedicada materia, Is que incli-
men su preferencia ora ihacia
una bien elegida creaci6n del
arte moderno, 81 ell estilo de su
casa Sc presta a clio; ora hacia
una de esas piedras duras de
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Ell hoH desempena I'm papel
cada vez mas importante en-
una casa moderna; tiende a ser
ell lugar preferido para las dull
ceS conversaciones de sobreme-
sa Y ell rinc6n donde Sc pasaN
las horas muertas del dfa.
En- la ciudad, esta plea, ge-
neralmente sin ventanas, debe
u algeria peculiar a los gran
des espejos que la alderman, a
las pilas llenas de peces del ia
pom y de China, y aun a las pa
jareras de reducidas dimensio-
mes que fi2uran en- alguna es-
quina.
La alfombra debe ser de CO.
lor claro, las butacas, amplias,
seran de saten; en- ell centric,
una mesa antigua, de estilo es-
panol, recibira con estudiado
desorden peri6dicos y revistas.
En- ell campo, ell hall tiene una
importancia mucho mayor aun !;
reemglaza a veces al salon y al
cuarto de fumar.
Ell arte moderno quiere que
este hall este enlosado, sin al
fombras en- los suelos, con las
paredes blanqUeadas en- un an
gulo, un reloj antique; los niue
5les pueden ser de estilo rusti-
co.
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II uchd.S meSNs

Manana publicaremos la lista
de las personas que han sepa-
RADIO mesas para ell cabaret que
con ell nombre de "Septima No
che de Gala" Sc celebrara Ell sa-
bado en- ell palacio del Centre
Asturiano.
Los admiradores de las can
didatas, Srtas. Cristina Coma
lez y Maria Rodrl2 uez, deposi-
sus votos para elegir a
una de estas dos gr~aciosas mu-
ahachas, a la Miss Centre AS
turiano 1885,.
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PLEITOS Y

Lydia Navarro contra Ramon
Navarro; Maria VaAQuez con-
ira Secundino Vazluez; Ma
nette Bryan contra w. NJ
Bryan; Estado de Florida con-
ira j. l.. Johnson; First Saving
and Trust Co. contra C. C.
Blount.
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JOHNSON SALIO ILESO DE
UN ATERRIZAJE FORZOSO

Atlanta, Nov. 13.-El aero
plano en- que viajaban ell gene
raj Hugh Johnson y su ~secreta-
ria tuvo que hacer un aterriza-
je forzoso, cerca de aqui, pero
los pasajeros y ell photo sale
ron ilesos.
La noticia Sc do por ell gene
raj Johnson al general Moseley,
que lie llam6 por telefono desde
Janesboro.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
SCHMELING CREE QUE A
LINO RESISTIRA

Madrid, Nov. 13.-Los pc :
ri6dicos publican declaracio-
mes del pdgil aleman Schme :
ling, afirmando que Pauline
Uzcudun resistira todos los gol
pes que lie aseste ell negro Jose
Luis, ell dfa 10 de diciembre.
En- Santander ell pugil cuba
no Milanes venci6 al frances
Maran, a los puntos.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
STRAUS PIDE UNA INDEM-
NIZACION

Madrid, nov. 13.-El gobier-
no ha recibidO una carta de que
ia del ciudadano mejicano Da-
MEL Straus, en- la que este pide
una indemnizaci6n razonable
por habersele insuEtado ,Sdblica
mente, en- ell Parlamento espa-
mol.
La carta Sc entreg6 al fiscal
de la Rep1blica para que actde
en- forma conveniente.
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PERMISOS DE CONSTRUCT
CION

Sc concedieron aver a M. Me-
lendi, reparar un portal en- Jeff
arson 1912; Arthur Gillette, re-
techar en- ell 906 West Wood
John L. Pope, reparar en-
1904 avenida %; Mariana Con
zalez, reteohar, 1906 avenida
Michigan.
Venta de prdpiedades: De D.
Lee a Irene Brown; Roberta A.
Wagner a R. S. Torbett; NJ. G..
Gibbons a E. F. Shaver.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
MAS T"RABAJADORES PA
RIA Ell CANAL

Jacksonville, Nov. 13.--Han
sido llamados a las obras del ca
nal otros 1000 trabajadores.
Jchn N. Spearing, iefe de la d.
vision del trabajo, dice que los
primeros 100 nuevos trabaja-
dores Sc agregaran ell viernes.
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MATRIMONIOS

William C. Pierce, "a, y Car
ME Counts, 25; Frank Bass, 10,
y Fanny R., -Shulman, 16; Cyril
K. Sprague, 27, Y Belle Jones,
81; William Denny, %, Y Jose
fina DiMaggio, %.
Marea alta a las 2:29 a. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
Ell TEMPO

Nublad0S, Prdbaibles lluvias.
en- la parte norte y central.
Temperature minima aver,
65; maxima, 80.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

duras de antano, dc los tapices
&c los muebles innumerables.
En- re las paroles l2intadas de
c!aro de un salon moderno, ell
ramo de flores es vida es coloe
rido, es algeria. Su Qresencia
es tan Indispensable para ROM
per la monotonia forzosa del
estEo moderno, COMO la luz del
sole es necesaria para nuestra
existencia.
u ID
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
ReStdbLecidO

De nuevo sc encuentra en-
sus oficinas el DR.. Juan SilVe-
rio, agreeable medico y amigo
que estuvo recluido en- su no
gar, padeciendo una fuerte "a
facci6n grippal.
Grata noticia para su hume
rosa clientele y para esta casa,
donde Sc lie aprecia de verdad.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
MA A LAS DOS
De HABER MUER-
TCN PADRE

Fal,eci6 aver en- ell domicilio
de su hija, Sra. Anna Brill, en-
la casa n1mero 12O9Fde la Gale
East Cayuga, ell Sr. Jose Saran-
kG de II amos, de Sidney, que
estaba enfermo.
Dos horas despues una de sus
hijas, la Srta. Margaret Saran-
ko, de % amos, fallecia en- Ell hos
pital municipal.
Manana, a las 10 a. m, Sc e.
fectuara ell entierro del padre
y la hija, en- ell cementerio de
Myrtle Hill.
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BlmcO PGrtu

NumerosoS los tickets que Sc
nan 1ondido para ell Bunco Par
4 .ue la Secci6n de Damas de
To- Loyal Knights celebrara ell
sGoado %, en- los salones del
Gastillo Crist6bal Colon.
Durara desde las 9 hasta las
; de la madrugada. Tocara la
Crquesta Don Francisco.
FL precio sera de 25 cts. por
persona.
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PARA LA MUJER
Ell gusto mbderno en- 81 aneglo de la cas-
Las florks como adorno y|decoracion

China, amatistas, jades, corna-
linas u otras, rdpresentando un
dies c an tema animA qre con-
viene a todcs los estilos de haOi-
taci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
"ANIVERSARIO DE LA MUER
TIE DE CANALEJAS

Madrid, Nov. IS. - Aver Sc
conmemor6 ell 230 aniversario
de la muerte de don Jose Ca
nalejas, asesinado por un ex-
tremista.
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A pagan las meSds

A pagan las meSds
Recibimos una carta firmada
por ell Secretario del Centre AS
turiano rdgando a las personals
que tienen reservadas sus me-
a para Ell cabaret del sabado,
T. asen a abonar ell importe y a
La gaceta., 1935-11-13
MERCADO DE LA MO-
NEDA

madrid, Nov. 13.-El dollar
Sc cotiz6 aver a 1856, los fran
cos a 48.40, las libras a 1920.
l;ras 59.45, marcos 2.95, flori-
mes 4.96, coronas suecas 1.87
Y coronas checas a 5000.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

ODIFI IIJUItO0
Cumple hoy un ano mas la
Srta. Esther Lopez, vecina de
la avenida Henderson I'll.
La Srta. Lopez es graduada
del Institute HillsborCugh y
cursa ahora sus estudios en- la
Universidad de Tampa.
Llegue hasta la inteligenta a
lumna nuestra felicitaci6n sin
cera en- su dia.
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En- Ia CerUeceYla S. B.

1V W vi CCCCI tn -. ID.
La Sociedad L~atino-America-
ma de Vendedores ~celebrara es-
ia noche, en- la cerveceria S. B.,
una fiesta civico-social. Asi nos
10 hace saber Ell Sr. j. del Ba-
rrio, miembro de la >directiva de
esa sociedad.
Sc dara a conocer la cbra que
realiza esta sociedad por ell pro
greso de los negocios comercia-
les en- eSta ciudA&~
Ell acto empezara a las 8 en-
punto.
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Madrid, Nov. 13.-Para CO.
mcdidad del Sr. Gil lRobles, mi
nistro de la Guerra, Que recien-
'temente sufriera una dolorosa
luxaci6n en- TN ibrazo, Sc reunio
- Consejo de Ministro en- horas
de la manana de aver. Sc dis
cutie la question social y varios
proyectos con ella relacion2ees.
Ell jueves, antes de pasar a
yer al presidente Alcala Zamo-
~ Ell Consejo discutira de nue.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Rodriguez paqoi5oV sreia' Al
varez SsliI Alfredo Alfonso y
sT1Is tuvieron frases de elo-
gio para la obra realizada por
la Secci6n de Beneficencia que
preside el Sr. Lauro Guadarra-
ma, y Soogaron por la mejor
comcenetraci6n entire las socie-
dades y la prensa.
ferminado ell acto de los dis
curses, Sc obsequi6 a los invita-
dos con dulces y licores.
ReiteramOs nuestra felicita-
con a la Secci6n de B~eneficen-
ca per esta Sra, digna de adj
\ traction y que reportara bene-
ficios a los socios.
La gaceta., 1935-11-13

Vor ell Consejo fue HoAR6
do delegado especial de ordeS
pGblico en- Catalina, ell Sr. Mar
tin B%&guenas.
A py l.uesta de Gil Robles Sc
concedi6 una alta confederation
a don Armando Monteih.
Ell primer ministro, Sr. Cha
paprieta, Sc encargo de disipar
absurdos rumores que han esta-
do circulando en- la Camara.
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recojer la papeleta lcorresn-
diente.
Las mesas que no hayak sido
abonadas antes de manana, a
las nj 90 de la noche, Sc consi-
deraran renunciadas y se podra
disponer de elias. =
Cesar RiUerO.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
NOVICE BIkER BEATS
VETS FOR D. C. TITLE
Kennon, II, in Stretch SPIRIT,
Qualities for National Meet
Next Month.

THREE former bicycle champions, in
the role Of judges. debated more
than 80 minutes yesterday before they
were able to satisfy themselves that
Robert (Butch) Kennon, a 17-year-
old high school lad and former Eve
ming Star carrier boy. actually had de-
feated two veteran riders in his second
year at the sport and qualified to go
to the national championships at At
lantic City next month.
Pedaling down the side of the Po-
tomac Park Polo Field in a mad dash
toward the Districts senior cycling
championship, Kennon passed two
seasoned veterans in the home stretch.
Neither Leon (Buck) McDougal, an
old-timer, nor Ed Bieber, seven times
Evening star., 1935-08-26
STRAIGHT OEE TENE TEE
BY w. R. Ms CALLuN

to win from Al London and l. Rosen-
bloom.
Beaver Dams winning streak was
snapped by Manor. holder Of the
Maryland State team title, when the
Manorites arose in their wrath over
their home course and trounced the
visiting flremen from Landover by l0
to 9. Harry G. Pitt, Manor champ,
and a qualifier for the national anna
teur tourney. scored a SO. as he and
Al Treder. Manor pro, pounded out a
Cup victory over Martin F. McCar-
thy and Cliff Spencer.
Washington Golf and Country Club
will entertain the Country Club of
Virginia in match at Washington
on September Is. The match was
originally scheduled for September 8,
but was put ahead a week at the re-
quest of the Richmonders.
CLUB championships got under way
around Washington as Morris
Cooper led the field in the qualifying
round Of the Argyle title tourney, with
a score Of 76. Lou Harrison. who won
last year. will not defend his crown.
The qualifying round will continue
through next Sunday. A. o. Dooley
scored 164. John Boyd was next to
Cooper over the first half, with a u.
Women golfers will resume their
competitive schedule on September 6
at the Army-Navy Club, where they
will play in an 18-hole handicap tour
ney for the Times Trophy. Several
other events dot the womens schedule
during the coming two months.
Winners in the blind bogey tourney
at Indian Spring included Frank G.
Butler, A. H. Youngquist, A. F. Mills,
p w. Shepherd, A. Dunlop and A. e.
Phillips, all with net scores Of 81.
The mixed Scotch foursome affair
went to Mrs. w. A. Homer and Frank
White with a card of 89-l5-74.
Betty Meckley and Earl McAleer won
the gross award with 80.
Over at Bannockburn E. E. Barnes
scored IS with 13 handicap for q
net Of 70 to win the blind bogey affair.
r. E. Ross and T. E. Hayden tied for
second with nets Of Is.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
SECOND PLAy-OFF
SEES LUTHER WIN
Finishes 5 Strokes Better
Than Serafin in Open
Golf at Hershey.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ERSHEY, Pa, August 26.-Ted
Luther, slender Girard, Ohio,
~ professional, carried off the
/ i title and a $1,000 first prize
in the third annual Hershey open
golf tournament after two 18-hole
play-offs.
He carded rs against an 80 scored
by Felix Serafin of Scranton, Pa,
in the final play-off yesterday. In
the morning each returned card Of
rs, three over par.
They had deadlocked on Saturday
at 290, two strokes under par, for the
four rounds of the tournament proper.
Serafin failed on an 8-foot putt on
the home green and his par brought
the tie with the Ohio champion.
Both players showed nervousness in
their spotty play-offs, although Sera-
fms birdie on the home green to tie
the score in the l8-hole morning
round gave spectators a thrill.
Those who faded out in the 72-hole
match included Denny Shute of Chi
cago, who carded 293 total, tied
with Johnny Revolta Of Milwaukee.
Jimmy Hines, Long Island, and Byron
Nelson of Ridgewood, N. j., were next
with 296, and Bobby Cruickshank of
Richmond, Va, followed with 298.
Evening star., 1935-08-26

S ENTRIES continue to pile in
n to the Maryland State Golf
~ Association. the tournament
4 4 for the State open golf cham
pionship next month promises to be
one of those bigger and better affairs,
with most of the leading pros of the
East vying for the S2,50O in cash.
Most of the pros who competed in the
Hershey. Pa, open championship are
scheduled to play in the affair at
Rolling Road, starting September 13,
according to Al Houghton, and the
tourney seems sure to pile up record
entry list for an affair in this part
of the land. Houghton himself, holder
of the title for the last three years,
is glad of the chance to play against
the leading pros and doesn't object to
ney. even though it may deprive him
of his Maryland crown. For years the
Maryland open has been limited to
pros connected with clubs in the Old
Line State. but this year the affair
has been thrown wide open, and any
pro or amateur may enter. THE more
the better, and hope they all play
we'll" Houghton said. IF play well,
I may win again. Who knows"
Entries are being received at tourna-
ment headquarters at the Emerson
Hotel in Baltimore. The fee Is five
bucks. The tourney will be played
starting September 13. over the same
course on which the Middle Atlantic
pros today we're competing in a little
pro sweepstakes affair. Later in the
day they are to hold a meeting to settle
on the dates for the mid-Atlanatic
match-play tourney and the sectional
qualifying rounds for the P. G. A.
championship.
TOMMY WEBB, tall Washington
lad, is kicking himself around the
block today about those 4-foot puts.
He missed two of 'em in a row on the
seventeenth and eighteenth yesterday.
Had he holed either one, the team Of
Webb and Bob Albertus would have
licked Louis Fuchs and Levi Yoder of
Indian Spring. The match, at Wash
ington, finished all even.
A flock of upsets today finds the
Witty Cox tournament at Kenwood
narrowed to the final round, where
Ted Rutley and Bernie Hallock will
meet next Saturday for the big mug.
Russell Hollebaugh, club champion,
was licked by Hallock in the semi
final round yesterday, while Rutley
whipped out II to lick Charles w.
Cole, former club champ. Finalists
in the second flight are DR.. M. Parks
and r. w. Motherwell, while in the
third fight the finalists are Eddie
Hotze and Fletcher Henderson
Gene Larkin, red-thatched Wood
mont Country Club pro, hasn't been
playing Well for months, but he came
back on his stuck yesterday to bang
out subpar 81 to take the lead in the
match which Woodmont won from
Woodholme by score of 691a to 321a.
Gene scored the mines in 80 and "a to
lick Carroll T. McMaster, visiting pro
from Woodholme. Howard Nordlinger,
Woodmont Club champion, led the
amateurs with rs, pairing with
Morris Simon, Woodmont president,
Evening star., 1935-08-26
POSTPONE FAIRFAX
HORSE, PONY SHOW
September z Date Is Taken Over
by Chevy Chase-Jack Allen
Will Direct Program
THE annual Fairfax Horse and Pony

THE annual Fairfax Horse and Pony
Show, set for September Z, has
been postponed, but the date will
not be blank on the equine schedule
hereabout.
Officials Of the Chevy Chase Horse
Show, which was to have been held
in october, announced today that their
meet would be moved up to September
7 as a result Of the Fairfax post
ponement.
The event will be held at the
Meadowbrook Saddle Club in Rock
Creek Park and will be directed by
Jack Allen, who assisted in the man
agement Of the highly successful
American Legion show and served as
chairman Of the last Riding and Hunt
Club meet.
Contests for hunters, jumpers, sad
die horses and a gay nineties," the
colorful class that featured both the
Legion and the Rock Greek shows, are
planned and the card is to be an
nounced within few days.
Sterling silver trophies will go to
the winner of each class. with an
additional trophy for the show cham
piOn,
Evening star., 1935-08-26
TAKOMA BOWLERS MEET

The Takoma Duckpin Association
will meet tomorrow night at the Ia
koma alley and the Takoma Suburban
League will meet the following night
to make up rosters for the coming
season. Several franchises are avail
able in each league and teams desir-
ing them are requested to send repre-
sentatives to the meetings.
The Takoma drives have been re-
conditioned and the plan generally
polished up.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Max Schmehng
stopped Walter Neusel in eight rounds
at Hamburg. Stella Walsh ran 100
meters in IL seconds, bettering world
record.
Three years ago-Homebred golf
professionals beat foreign-born COL
leagues, 1913.
Five years ago-Hack Wilson set
new National League record for home
runs by hitting forty-four.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
Glenna War Cry 80 Fair Stars Open Quest for Golf Title

title holder, was able to ward of the
challenge of youth.
So close was the finish, however.
that many declared that only the q
inches Of pressure in Kennon's front
tire gained him victory. In a sprint
run-off, after McDougal and Bieber.
had tied for second place, the former
emerged the winner
In the junior competition Hugh
Maddox, present carrier OF The Eve
ming Star. made good his prerace boast
that he would win the championship.
He will accompany Kennon to the
September national tournament.
District senior high-point champion
ship-Won by Robert Kennon. IL points;
second, Leon McDougall, o points: third,
Ed Bieber, 8 points; fourth, Anthony
Horner. 5 points.
Senior half-mile-Won by Robert Ken
non; second, Ed Bieber; third. Leon Nc
Dougall; fourth. Anthony Horner. Time.
Junior mile-won by Hugh Maddox;
second. Bud Bowman; third, HeinOx
Heinard. Time. 2:03+s
Judges-Bob Conner. Joe Reidy and Ed
Evening star., 1935-08-26
PREP FOR PIN SEASON
Silver Springers Meet Tomorrow
Stocking Directs Plant,

There will be an organization meet
ing of the Silver Spring American
Bowling League at the Silver Spring
alleys tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Several questions of importance will
be brought up. There will be an elec-
ton Of officers and the adoption Of
rules and regulations. It is important
that all interested be present, as this
probably will be the only meeting be-
fore the opening Of the league.
There are vacancies for several
teams and small leagues.
These alleys are now under the
management of Earle D. Stocking, a
former president Of the Washington
City Duckpin Association.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
MICKEY HASLIN ILL.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26 (P.-
Mickey Haslin, shortstop of the Phil
lies, stricken with appendicitis. has
been taken to an Allentown hospital
and placed under observation of DR..
II. Golfer Boyle, the club physician.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
ROCKVILLE TO RIDE
AGAINST CARD Nine
Turns to Donkey Game Tonight
After Defeating Montgomery
Rival on Foot.

X oCKvILLE A. A, which defeated
~ Colesville Cardinals. 8 to 6. in a
county championship series game yes
terday. will return to the Cards
stronghold tonight to assist Frank
Valdenars lads in introducing donkey
base ball to Montgomery County.
The teams will meet at BIS on
Valdenar Field.
Rockville's win yesterday gave it a
80 edge in the series with the Cardi-
mails with one more game to be played.
The triumph also put Rockville in
front in the county unlimited race.
Rodney jenkins collected six hits in
six trips to the plate as Bethesda
A. c. handed IS to trimming to
Gaithersburg Independents in the
rubber" game Of their series.
Thompson and Taylor starred for
Reid's Pharmacy as the Silver Spring
nine defeated the Triangle A. c., 7-3.
Thompson allowed only three hits and
Taylor hit safely in four trips to the
plate.
VIII Schneider held Dickerson to
eight scattered hits and collected four
for four at the plate as Kensington
A. c. downed Dickerson, S-4.
Montgomery County Police eked out
a 17-l5 win in their annual slugging
bee with the Rockville Fire Depart
ment and the winners now will pre-
pare to meet the Rockville Business
Men. Proceeds from both tilts are to
the police and firemens fund.
Waters Butcher pitched the Chevy
Chase Grays to a 1873 win over the
Lansburghs Store team at Chevy
Chase yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-08-26
AFTER HOLIDAY TILT.

White Haven A. C. is after a game
with an unlimited team for Labor
day. The Maryland mines pilot. Bill
Green, may be reached at Emerson
361O.