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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
A KORMANYVALSACOK
VITUSTANCAT

jartak Europaban a multi he
ten. Franciaorszagnak joformar
naponta ketszer valtozott a kor-
manya het vegen AZ kon-
zervatiz angol tobbseg MacDo-
nald miniszterelnokot menesz-
tette a dzsabjabol.
A francia valsagoknak semmi
mashoz nem volt koziik, mint Z
frank sorsahoz eddig ugy ha-
taroztak. hogy az aranyfranko1
megtartjak, vagyis nem vagjak
lie megint penz cricket.
Ez azonban az allarnhaztartas
kiadasainak eros leszallitasat ko-
veteli az allami alkalmazottak.
max egesz sereget kell a mum
kabol kivagni, nem'e lehetetlen
hat, hogy az utolso $40 nincs XII
mondva dologban.
A francia kiilpolitika mem val
tozik allitolag ujabb panaszuk
van a nemet nemzet2 ellen, amely
az otven mertfoldes fegyvertele-
nitett hatarzonanak a felfegyver-
zeset is rlegkezdte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
(Folytatas a 4-ils oldalroll

(Folytatas a 4-ils oldalroll
AIT Michiganben megtette.
New Jersey nyiltan reakcio
utjara lepett az allan kormany
zoja szinte gorogtizet gyujtott,
mikof legfelsobb birosag kive-
gezte az vi dealt.
Erdekes visszahatast eszlelni
California allamban, ahol a
Hearst lapok vezetese aaatt a
radikalisok elleni terror ma
gyobb volt, mint barhol az or
szagban !.
Az allan torvenyhozasa a
"vorosek" elleni torvenyjavasla-
tokat eeyt6l-egyig kidobta $
'hogy a lakossag hangulata is
valtozik, ait torvenyszekek es
grand juryk sdonteseib6l latjuk.
Karteritest iteltek meg azok-
max a radikalisaknak, akiket a
tavalyi a1talanos sztrajk adatt
megrohantak S reszben hazaikat
romboltak ossze. reszben testi
seruleseket szenvedtek ezeket
a karteriteseket a varosoknak
kell fizetni.
Egy ercbanya superintendent
jet es nehany hivatalnokat en-
berrablas buntette miatt vad ala
helyeztek, inert szervezoket XII
vertek es az allan hataran at
vittek.
Ha California hatosaga az I'm
perial Valley szinten terrorist
tikus hajlamu farmerjei ellen is
hasonlo erellyel eiiarna, semmi
bsj mem lenne az 3llamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
AZ UZLETI -
VISZONYOKKAL

nem nagyon lehetett dicseked-
nj a multi heten. A nehez ipar
uzeme negyven szaZaleknal
alabb ment, bar ujabb nagy ese-
seket mem varnak.
Az auto iparban, az egy
Chevrolet kiveve, munka su-
lyosan megcsokkent at1ag az
emberek na.gy tobbsege felidei
munkara kap alkalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
A FEHER HATALMAK

szakadatlanul dulo gazdasagi
es politikai habcru teljesen sza-
bad kezet ard Azsiaban Japan.
max dacara minden nemzetkozl
egye zmenynek, a barna nemzet
felhasznalja az alkalmat
Keves ketseg van most ma,
benne, hogy Japan ura lesz egy
par evtized alatt az egesz Asia
max vsmnak, akik attol felnek,
hogy az azsiaiak uta11 jonnek a
feherek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
T"R"I An Q Nj "

Az vet pontosan vaguk XII t0ltsuk XII iletve irassuk
rikai vagy mas nenzetsegu smer6senkkel.
kitotott ivet gyuretlen allapotban legfeebb negy
max nevet mellekelve, kuldjuk be NAGYBIZOTTSAG I
JANOs, 1906 Oak Street, Youngstown, Ohio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
R0vID H|REK

Az ldel furdO sZeZor elsO aldo
zata Is ewes tot szarmaEasu
Koza Walter, struthersi flu volt.
Koza tobb tarsaval a Hamilton
toban furdott, amikor egyszerre
elmeriilt. Tarsa: mem tudtak XII
menteni. Holttestet csak egy ora
mulva talaltak meg tiizoltok.
A "hegyen" a Kirwan furdo
korlli jardat k::szelesitik. A
FERA allarni vezetoseg ere a
celra $1,15-et szava1ott meg.
A munkat sege1yen levok fog
jak vegezni.
A varosi ,tanacs feladata
egyenlore egy Vi fokapitanysagi
epiilet. inert a varos mem
tudja eladni bondjait. Crow,
.magyar szarmazasu varosi epu-
let kommissziarus surgette, hogy
a tanacs szavazzon meg elegen-
do osszeget, hogy a varosi Dor
tont, amely a jelenlegi epuletben
borzaszto karban van, at
helyezhesse a Blain Avenuen le-
v6 keriileti kapitauysagi epiiletbe,
amelyet meg soha sem hasznal-
tax.
A Nilesi Mckinley Savings
and Loan Co. bejelentette. hogy
atal;'sul szovetsegi intezmennye
es hogy erre Wash:ngtonbol meg
kapta az engedelyt. Ha az atala-
kulas keresztul megy, akkor
betevok betetei biztositva lesz-
mex.
Ebben az evben eddig 23 ha-
lalos automobil baleset volt
varosban es sok szazan sebesil-
tex meg. A varosi rendorseg a
balesetek megakalalyozasara
most szigoruan kezeli forgal-
mi rendszabalyokat es tucat
szam fogja el gyorshajt6kat
% lesz tehat vigyazni es a sza-
balyokat betartani.
-:o:-
George Davis negert, aki bor-
zalmas rablogyilkossag miatt ALT
most mar masodszor a torveny
elott, isnet eskudtszek ele al
litjak, inert a multi heti targyadas
alkalmaval a IL eskudt mem. tu-
dott az iteletben megegyezni. II
eskiidt halalra kivanta itelni Da-
visit, mig egy no eskidt, kitartott
TODD mint harOm nsDOn at, elet-
fogytiglani fegyhaz mellett. Jen-
kins biro osszeszidta az eskud-
teket.
-:O:-
A varosnak mines penze, exert
kes.k a gyermek iitszOhelyek
hivatalos megnyitasa. Most azon
iparkodnak, hogy legadabb a meg
nyitashoz szukseges osszegeket
eloteremtsek. A varosi tanacs
egy bond issuet szavazott meg.
A gyermekek azonban nem to-
rodnek megnyitassal, vigan
jatszanaiS a jatszohelyeken, de
nincsenek felugyelet alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13
AZ ANCOJ.


valtozasa valosziniileg agresz-
szivebb angol kiilpolitikat hoz
magavai, amit egyel6re Musso-
lini mem fogad valami .orom-
mel.
Anglia erthet6en figyelmeztet-
te az olasz kormanyt, hogy
Abyssiniu megrohanasat szive-
sen mem latina, mire Mussolini
azzal feleit,, hogy Anglia rendel-
kezzek sajat portajan.
Ma mar ketsegtelennek lat
SILK, hogy Olaszorszag habo-
rut az es6s evszak vegen a1on-
nal megkezdi kormany mem
tagadja EFT a szandekat.
Mussolini azert erzi magat
biztonsagbau1, inert a franciakkal
es franciak reven a. szerbekkel
sikeriilt neki kozelebbi barat-
sagba keriilni att6l mem tart,
hogv Anglia erelyesebb eszko-
zokhoz nyulna, hogy a meyer ki-
ralysagot inegvedje.
DUNA KONFERENClAT.
juniusban n1egtartani mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-06-13

cia-orosz baratsag egeszen mast
kinal dunai allamoknak, ami
hez egyelore egyiknek sincs va
lami sok kedve.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

w YASHINGToN'S golf colony
"A in Florida was to be joined
Wv today by Cliff Spencer, the
lone-hittinR Beaver Dam
Evening star., 1935-12-09
SUGAR RBOWLLURES
GREAT MILLING TRIO
Cunningham, Dawson and
Venzke Among Seven to
Race December %.

n YEW ORLEANS, La, December
mi e.-Three Of Americas great
~ est milers-men who made q
classic Of the event-open
their Olympic year campaigns here
December % in the Sugar Bowls in.
augural track and field championship.
With the great Jack Lovelock Of
England and Bill Bonthron Of Prince.
ton, these men-Glenn Cunningham.
Gene Venzke and Glenn Dawson
started all of this mile Of the century"
stuff.
Cunningham, boy whose legs once
were so burned that they feared he
might never walk again. has ruled
the world in the mile; Dawson has
beaten him; Venzke has been close.
Records Tell Enough.
WHEN their names are mentioned in
any mile conversation you i'm.
mediately come up with figures like
4:06.8. 4:10, 4:l7.4-all great times.
but the third one being one of their
"off days"
Although the Sugar Bowl mile
should be another typical Cunning
ham m-Dawson-Venzke affair, there are
in the field Of seven entered in the
event others who deserve considera-
ton.
Cornell's Joe Mangon. Americas
greatest two-miler until Norman
Bright began digging in with his
spikes, is present United States record
holder in that event (9:15.4 and will
also run in the mile.
Some Other Good Men.
THEN there's Frank Crowley, a
great competitor, who runs under
the banner of the New York Athletic
Club and who is essentially a steeple.
chaser and at his best in that event.
His splendid endurance makes him q
factor.
Dixie's best-E. z. Davis Of Missis-
sippi State-probably ranks next best.
He rules the Southeastern Conference
milers and is consistently in the
4:20s.
1t will be the first appearance Of
Cunningham, Venzke. Mangon, Daws
son and Crowley below the MaSons
Dixon line.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
III Middle West Foot Ball Team Honos Divided Among Nine Colleges
Joe Harrison Takes Duckpin
Lead, AstOr Clarke Trailing

trimming Convention Hall. He is IL
sticks back with mark Of 1892.
Three Grand Central Valet shooters
tilted their averages when they con-
tributed big scores in the season team
record set Of 1909.
Joe Freschi's AIT hiked his mark
to 121-11; Johnny Anderson's was in
creased to 121-18 by a 407. while
Lou Pantos went to 1912, the fattest
average Of his long career, as a result
Of 397 set.
iBn Clampitt, Heurich howitzer, who
distinguished himself with a set of
45S, the highest league set rolled here
this season, made the biggest climb.
From ll8 he zoonied his average to
1924 to tie with Bill Krauss, another
Of Fred Buchholz' Occidental shoot
erS.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
VIRGINIA BASKETERS
LIST RIVALS IN LOOP
All Southern Conference Teams
Excepting South Carolina
on 21-Game Card.
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
T UNIVERSITY, Va, December g.
~ Virginia's basket ball team has a
game scheduled with every rival men,
Der Of the Southern Conference, save
one.
Twenty-one games are listed on the
1886 basket ball card Of the Cavaliers
as announced by James G. Driver,
graduate manager. Eleven will be
played at home.
Clemson will come to the Memorial
Gymnasium to open the regular sea-
son on Saturday night, January 4.
The Virginians have home-and-
home games with Duke. Maryland,
North Carolina, v. M. l., v. P. I. and
Washington and Lee, within the
Southern Conference. and game in
Raleigh against N. c. State.
The only conference quint not
scheduled by the Cavaliers is South
Carolina.
The schedule:
January 4. Clemson: g. William and
staTs MsFs II IL RsSb Issf IN pS6hn S6S .+sns 1s
Chapel. Hill; 1s. Washinston and Lee, in
North Carolina; %, Randolph Macon.
napoiis % g. Maryland nd in G College Et' PARK ar A s.
Richmond; 10: Duke; 12; v. N. /. in Lex
Richmond; "a. washington and Lee; %.
William and Mary in williamsburg.
March 3. Maryland: 5, 8. 2. Southern
Conference tournament.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

TIME steady brand of bowling that
for two years has earned him
the championship of the Dis
u trict League again has placed
Joe Harrison at the top Of the major
circuit with an average Of 1878 for
81 games.
For three weeks 1t had been a bat
tie with his brother Paul, who had
set the pace since early in the cam
paign. Never as consistent a roller
as Joe, the lanky Arcadian shot low
$50 last week while the Occidental
star reeled of a 375.
Astor Clarke, a teammate Of the
titleholder. assumed the runner-up po-
sition when he smacked the naples
for 404, the top set as Occidental
Restaurant grabbed first place by
Evening star., 1935-12-09
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

A N INTER-CTTY bowling match
started last week between Ha.
gerstown and Washington will be
completed here at the Grand Gen.
tral Alleys. Washington won all
five games Of the first block with
a margin of 232 pins, with such
local stars as Buck Harley, Joe
Michaud, Ed Hodge, George Ise-
man, Ed Carl and Johnny Baum
in the lineup.
Lyman Oberlin has been elected
captain Of next years foot BAH
team at the Maryland Agricultural
College. Oberlin has been one of
the best tackles ever developed at
the Maryland school. where he
matriculated after graduating from
Central High.
Rumors persist that Jack Hegarty,
former Georgetown athlete, win
coach at West Virginia University
next year. His work at North
Carolina A. and M. has been highly
satisfactory.
Schnare'S laSt-minute foul shot
enabled McKendree to win from
Covington by one point in Church
Basket BAH League game last night.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
BREWERS CHEERFUL
DESPITE BAD START
Lose Opener to Bridgeton Bears,
But Play Strong Game After
Hitting True Stride.

IN SPITE of a 25-16 beating by the
Bridgeton Bears, leaders of the
Eastern Professional League, in their
opening game yesterday. the Heurich
Brewers feel they are of to another
big season.
After the first Is minutes, during
which the Bears ran up strong lead.
the Brewers played high-grade basket
ball, enjoyed by more than 600 GUS
toners. Feeling the loss of Bozie
Berger, last years ace, who has been
banned from basket ball by the Cleve-
land American League base ball club.
the Brewers thoroughly outdid the
visitors in the second half.
Two foul shots by Bucky Buscher
prevented a shutout of the Heurichs
in the first half, which ended 14-2.
With Ralph Bennie leading the attack
the Brewers outscored the enemy in
the final 20 minutes by 14-11.
In a preliminary Coffey Sales de-
faatad OlmStPd Grill 37-33
Evening star., 1935-12-09
ID. c. MAIDS TRAIL
IN DUCKP|N STAKE
Ida Simmons Averages
1904 to Win $1O0 Purse
in Chesapeake Event.
special Dispatch to The Star.

~ ALTIMORE, Md, December 8.
- Two girl duckpin stars from
Washington, D. c., not only
- came within 10 pins Of de-
feating the No. / ranking fair bowler
of the country here yesterday, but
only by that margin lost $100, the re-
ward of Ida Simmons, whose 1904 for
10 games enabled her to win the
Chesapeake Sweepstakes at the Rec
reation.
In a gallant effort to match the
champion, Blanche Wootton and Lu-
cille Young averaged nearly 100 a
game, with the former ending with a
1,196, and the latter one pin less.
Miss Young moreover, produced the
high set of the tournament when she
rolled GIT in her last five games.
Champion Finishes Seventh.
A LTHOUGH defending champion,
Lorraine GULL was unable to keep
step with the leaders at any stage,
her first block of 566 leaving her in
seventh position, where ultimately she
finished. Her second block of 592
eclipsed only Baltimore's Naomi zim-
norman, of the early leaders. Miss
Zimmerman's first five-game score Of
SOB, however, enabled her to hold
sixth place in the final standings.
One-third of the AZ entrants were
Washingtonians. Scores Of the lead
ers and the District representatives
follow:
Evening star., 1935-12-09
STRAgGlHT OEE TEHE TEE
BY w. Me CALLuM

clear. The Baltimore tourney will
be played at the Suburban Club in
May.
SOMETHING really ritzy in golf
- clubs is out for the Christmas trade
this year. 1t is a driver whose steel
shaft is gold-plated, with the club
head all dressed up. It's too good
looking to use to strike golf ball, but
it will make a fine appearance in a
Christmas stocking. The price is SIT,
which would have bought half dozen
good clubs 20 years ago. Along with
golf balls in a chuckaluck cage, golf
balls in neat-looking wooden boxes and
golf balls put up in many other at
tractive ways, the manufacturers are
Evening star., 1935-12-09

going out for the Christmas trade in
big way.
WOMEN golfers Of Washington
probably will return to the Mas
Sau system of scoring in the inter-club
team matches next year. The Scotch
foursome scheme Of play was tried
during the past season and didn't work
out so well. A few of the better play
ers insisted it doesn't keep up interest
in the match and one or two Of them
withdrew from the team contests en-
tirely because of the method of play.
There isn't any doubt there will be a
change next year, but it won't be
known until late February when Mrs.
Ralph W. Payne, new president of
the Women's District Golf Association,
announces her new tournament chair
man.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Warner, Casanova Booked to Nee
N. B, A. Feather Champ.

NEW YORK, December Z R.-
Pete Reilley, manager of Freddie
Miller, N B. A featherweight cham
pion, has signed Miller for two fights.
He will meet Claude Warner of Cal
ifornia at Cincinnati December II and
Baby Casanova, featherweight cham
pion of Mexico, in Mexico City, jan
uary /.
Both are over-the weight matches
and are scheduled for 10 rounds.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Base Ball
Continued From Twelfth Page)

been keen on Earl Whitehill. On the
other hand, Harris is interested in
Les Tietje, although he laughed at q
straight swap of this kind early last
season.
Here is a deal that could be made
in q minute as far as the Sox are
concerned. Tietje not standing in too
solidly with Dykes. There is 4 poSsi-
bility, too. that Grif and Harris may
okay it.
Whitehill, although the leading Ma.
tional hurler for the last two years,
also will be 36 years old in February
and for the last two seasons he has
given up more hits than any pitcher
in the league. His failure to win a
single game during the American
League All-Stars' transforming tour
of Mexico failed to boost his stock.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
TARHEEL STAR HONORED
Interference Trophy Awarded to
Snyder, Blocking Back.

CLINTON, S. c., December 7 tFJ.-
The Jacobs Trophy for the best in
reference performance in the South
ern Conference goes this year to Her
man P. Snyder, blocking back of North
Carolina.
Snyder has finished his third year
on the varsity team. He is % years
old, weighs ITS pounds and lives in
Monroe, N. G.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
MINOR LOOP TO ELECT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, December 7 P.-
Directors of the revived South Atlantic
Glass B League will gather here De-
cember IA to elect q president, post
forfeiture purses and adopt a 140-
game schedule.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
TANKERS OPEN SEASON.

Western High Schools swimming
team will face the veteran Y. M
C. A. natators tonight at 8 O'Clock ir
the Y. M. C. A. pool in the opening
meet of the season for both teams
Capt. Ed Murphy, Forrest Harding
Dave Sherlin, Al Hamm, Andy Moy-
nelo and Hunter Heinburg constitute
the Western tank squad.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
HoYA FRoSH "CAPPED"
Must Wear Glass Headgear After
90 Grid Game With Sophs.

Freshmen on Georgetown's Hilltop
still can be designated by their con-
Spicuous caps today. Had they been
able to beat the sophomores in the an
nual battle of the caps yesterday
there would have been no way Of de-
termining yearling from any other
G. U. student, but a 90 score blasted
all hopes of the first-year men for per-
manently removing their caps before
February.
Although Charlie Percells, varsity
halfback, coached the frosh, they
could make no headway in the rain
and mud against the Wilmer Bradley
coached sophomoreS.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
sLEUTHs TO PLAY TAILoRs.

The first Of series of basket ball
games this season between the crack
Bureau of Investigation and Rinaldi
Tailor fives will be played next Sunday
at the George Washington University
gym, starting at o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Coaches Hear AnuiI Chorus
At Fe,o Colleges This Year
DESPITE Foot Ball Headaches
Good "First-Season" Men.


NOTHING could be sweeter than the
spot Bell Is in as successor to Ray
Morrison, now at his alma mater,
Vanderbilt. Bernie Moore, more IA
nous as a track coach prior to taking
the place Of Bif Jones at Louisiana
State, has turned in another fine
freshman" performance.
Meanwhile Capt. Biff has finished
a satisfactory first season at Okla
homa. Things also are very much
on the upgrade at the end of Don
Faurot's first year at Missouri. Lynn
Waldorf achieved some sensational re-
suits in his first season at the helm of
Northwestern's gridiron craft. Stub
Allison Of California, despite defeat at
Stanford's hands, achieved outstand-
ing results and Harvard is well salts
fed with the first-year progress Of
Dick Harlow.
N0tre Dame Grads Shine.
NOTRE DANES second season
under Elmer Layden has solidi-
fed his position. It is interesting here
to note that two of Layden's former
teammates in the famous -Four
Horsemen" backf1eld ended their
coaching seasons on high notes. Jim
Crowley signed a new three-year con-
tract at Fordham soon after his team
trounced New York University. Harry
Stuhldreher, whether or not he stays
at Villanova, had the satisfaction of
seeing his team upset Temple in the
seasons climax game.
Two Of the seasons best coaching
Jobs were turned in, minus any flare
of headlines, by Charley Caldwell at
Williams and Dan Peden at Ohio Uni
versity. Williams was beaten only by
Princeton's powerhouse and gave the
Tigers a close early-season argument.
Ohio had an unbeaten season and in
cluded Illinois among its victims.
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota, who
also happens to be president OF the
Foot Ball Coaches Association OF
America, rates around the top in any
discussion about coaching leaders.
Bierman's Gophers haven't lost game
in three straight seasons and his ac-
complishment this year In finding the
right requirements for a number Of
stars lost through ineligibility or in
jury was exceptionally well handled.
The man Bierman succeeded, Fritz
Crisler, has been doing pretty well
for himself at Princeton, but the coach
who took Bernie's job at Tulane, Big
Ted Cox, hasn't been so fortunate and
will be replaced.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
WANT BASKET BALL FOE.

Swami Service 145-pound basketers
have a gymnasium and would like to
schedule a game for tomorrow night.
Call Adams 2901s
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Season Reeordx

Season Records.
High team game-Maryland 571
High team set-PennSylvania, .623
High individual game-Morrison (Nayy)
? High individual set-Anderson ". M.
- High individual average - chipouras
Evening star., 1935-12-09
WHAT'S IN A NAME.

Season Records.
High individual game-Kauffmann. 143.
High individual set-HayeS, 800.
High team game-52S.
High team set-1,51S.
High strikes-Hayes. 1855.
High Spares-1,S75.
High individual averages-Weinberg
100-1S; Hayes. 99-27; Kaufman, 99-7.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Season Records.

High average-Mischou Potomac). 121-4
Nash ~. & d.. 1l0-1; Teachum IN. c.
PD. ll0-1.
High Individual games-Ransome (Rans-
dell, 157: .Mischou Potomac), ISL.
High setS-,Ransom.ee tRansdeiD. 413:
High team games-Judd g. Detweiler.
900; Potomac Electrotype. 5S8.
High team sets-Judd Detweiler. !. $50:
Progressive Printing, 1853.
High Spares-Jones (Progressive) 40:
Teachum IN G. PaS 40. -
High strikes-Williams (Hayworthl. II:
woodward (Hayworth). 10: RanSome (Rans-
deln. 10: Mischou (Potomac), 10: Fried
land (Potomac), 10.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

OVER in Baltimore the active wom-
ems golf association is planning
another invitation tournament next
year similar to the event held at one
of the Baltimore clubs a couple
months ago. Washington women
never have played in local invitation
tourney. although why they do not
have such affairs as do the men, isn't
Evening star., 1935-12-09

at Miami Beach and Witty Cox, Ro-
land Mackenzie and Leo Walper are
doing the tournament circuit. Cox
picked up a small piece of money in
the Orlando open last week and Mac
Kenzie, after a fine start, finished at
29o. outside the money. Only Cox
and Walper will make the big jump
to California for the Pacific Coast
tournaments which open December %.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

Duke, Yale, 'Bama Satisfied.
DUKE signed Wallace Wade to an
other long-term agreement before
his team rallied to knock the North
Carolina Tarheels out of the Southern
Conference title race. Yale wound up
its season by taking shellacking from
Princeton, but the Ellis lost no time
re-engaging Ducky Pond and the en-
tire coaching staff. Alabama uttered
no cries for Frank Thomas scalp
despite two defeats and q tie for the
Crimson Tide.
Colgate, in the midst Of reverses,
promptly signed Andy Kerr to an
other contract and Andy's boys re-
sponded to whip Syracuse. Lou Little,
during season frightened only by a
final victory over Dartmouth, is as
secure at Columbia as he was when
he directed the Rose Bowl champions
two years ago.
One of the main reasons for the lack
Of anything resembling a wholesale
shake-up in coaching ranks this year
lies in the fact that so many coaches
have produced excellent results in q
short time. Madison (Matty) Bell has
been in the game long time, but this
was his first full season as head coach
at Southern Methodist and the results
speak for themselves.