davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-21

nedOstalo Sc drzym podvoden
do nepravych rukou. PAM TIE.
verinova nezaopatrila 81 odda.
vacf list matky sve zpIsobem
jak udava, ale re odcizila no
Jsem 1plne presvedcena, ze
zena tato nenf dcerou pc
Bengtu Falkensternovi."
Allon, ktery techto SLOW by.
skoro zapomnel, nynf uvadel
81 je v pamet S jakousi skodoli.
bostf, koje Sc nadejf, re jedno.
no dine Dude moci ma Amy wynn
stiti sc tim, kdyz urve il jmenf
ma kterez nyn1 pozbyl veskert
nadejpe.
Proto ma laskave pozdraveni
PAM Teverinove odpovedel
chladn6, mysle 81:
"NepTeju 81 mic horliveji,
nez abych mohl opatriti 81 d1-
kaz, re isl mrzkou podvodnicf,
a bylo by pro mne rozkosi ne
vyslovnou, kdybych mohl opet
dosahnouti toho, abys ty i dee
ra tvoje musily potulovati Sc
pc svete jake zpevacky."
Jak Beata tax i PAM Teveri-
nova zpozoravaly tuto zmenu
v jeho chovanl.
Alton, jindy vtelena zdvori-
lost, choval Sc nynf tax CHAD
ne, re mad tim pant Teverinova
musila zasnouti. Kdyz ODE pie
tichafky byly samotny, pohlf-
zely ma sebe pc nekolik okam-
zikG; pax propukla Beata v slo
va:
eco asi udalo Sc "a nasf ne
pr1tomnosti?"
"Neco udati Sc musilo, tot
jasno," podotkla pant Teveri-
nova.
Myslila pTi tom starostlive
ma sve jmenf, kterez ustavicne
videla ohrozeno nejakym ne
bezpecim.
Rozloucivsi Sc S Beatou, Cd
lined domG, ably pokud
mono vyzvedela ma Amy, CO
Sc mezi nj a Allonem prihodi-
10.
Beata zatfm vyzv1dala ma
sluzebnfcfch, byl-li zde KIDD, a
tn dovedela Sc, re zde byla
navstevou PAM Oernerova.
PAM Teverinova ale Cd dee
ry sve nedovedela sc niceho.
Pr navratu zastihla Amy "a
mestnavaifc1 Sc krmenfm. ka-
narkG. Ma otazku matcinu
odpovedela dcera:
"Coz ia vim, proc pan re
Stralu nenf v dobre mfTe? Ia
Ike toho pranic nedbam. Ten
nesnesitelny blazen jest mud
ny, re S MIN ma prfste nechci a.
nj sejfti Sc, ami mluviti."
Matka opet chystala Sc k ne
jake otazce, avsak Amy zvola-
la netrpelive:
"Coz nebudu mfti ami ma
chvilku klidu, aneb muslin "a
witt Sc do sveho pokoje, abych
usla vselike tryzni?"
Ma to uchvatil il prudky ka-
Sci, coz stavalo Sc pokazde, by
Amy podrazdena.
PAM Teverinova mlcela; po-
hlednouc jen 1zkostlive ma dee
ru svou porucila sluzce, ably pri
vodu S cukrem.
Beata zat1m uvazovala, ma
Ii synu svemu povedeti, re ma
bylavedomosti O navsteve tety
KateTiny, aneb mali tvaTiti Sc,
jakoby niceho neved6la. Ko-
necne rozhodla Sc ma prvnim
1myslu i Sla k nemu.
"Nuze, mily Alone, kterak
vede Sc CURL? Snad ne spat-
neji, re zde byla teta Katerina
navstevou?" tazala Sc, zdanli-
We nevsfmaj1c 81 toho, kterak
syn spatriv il netrpelive skubl
sebou.
"Tusfm, Re zdravf jeff stale
Sc lepsf," odpovedel.
'Tusls jen, tedy nevis jiste?"
"Ne."
"Nuze, co tely zde chtela
Oernerove?"
"Promluviti Sc mnou."
"Skutecne. NJ musilo to byt
ash neco velmi povzbuzujfcfho.
Divfm Sc jen tomu, re v dome
SVEN prij1mas osobu, ktera mat
ku tvou re sveho domu temef
vypudila, kdyz chtela sc pre-
svedciti O zdravf zeny I've. Ty
jsi skutecne made vsecku mfru
clovek bezkarakterni, ty isl. y
"Jen vyslov Sc kratce," zvo-
lal Alton, "nemam-li karakte-
VII nootkO lei Him conoo x,irpo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-21

We tax zachmuTeno, jake vecer
pred tim bylo pfemile jasno.
Alton cele predpoledne byl u
zavfen We SVEN pokoji. Psal
CURL.
Pc probdele noci rozhodl Sc,
re pisemnlm vyjadrenfm o
skvostnem 1castenstvf, jake O.
svedcil CURL v jejf nemoci, u
cinf prvni krok ku sblizenf- O.
bou. Zacal psan1 nekolik, ale
opet a opet je znicil.
Povedeti pravdu a upr1mne
vyznati Sc z chyb svych ne
chtel; ami nemel chuti doznati,
re dopustil Sc krivdy nejake, a
prece nemohl nalezti jedine
podstatne pTiciny ku svemu je-
dnanf.
Kdyby Allon byl mfval S do
stack silly dusevn1, ably poctive
primal Sc ku sym chybam, ne
bylo by sc udalo tolik nestest1
" domacnosti jeho; bylo by ma
mem tax neco pravdiveho a spo
lehliveho, cemuz by mono by
10 ddverovati; ale tax povaha
jeho veskrz ukazala sc jen Sc
stranky spatne.
Jiz odbfjela jedna S poled-
ne, a posud nebylo psanl hoto-
vO.
Beata celia podesena chova-
MIN syna sveho odjela Ike
Gruenlundovi, ably Sc s MIN po-
radila a domnenky sve mu sve-
fila.
Omen mlady sluha, jejz teta
Katerina titulovala hulvatem,
roztazen ma pohodlne lavici ma
dvore a koufe doutnlk, necinne
zevloval ma listy, ktere mad je-
no hlavou poletovaly vzdu-
chem.
z tohoto preu zitecneho "a
mestnan1 byl pojednou vyrusen
kocarem, jenz pTij1zdel vzhIru
stromoradfm.
Nevrle bruce, re byl vyrusen
z pohodlneho klidu, vzchopil
Sc lenivy sluha posilhavaje pc
pTijfzdej1c1m koraru, ktery v
brzku stanul u mffzovych vrat.
AvsakIfny sluha nehnul Sc z
m1sta, ably otevrel vrata; kocl
musil slezti a otevr1ti 81 sam.
stfhly, vysoky pan sedel ma
kozl1ku. Kdyz povoz vjfzdel
do nadvor1, sluha pospisil k
hlavnf budove, ably s nejvyssf-
no stupne schodiste prohledl 81
pf1choz1 cizince, avsak tn cely
zarazen az zavravoral, kdyz
zrak jeho utkvel We voze. Tam
sedela "mlada milostpanf", BILE
da a vyzabla, jake obraz smrti.
Sluha zapomnel sejmouti pre-
cepici i otevTfti dvlT-
ka u vozu, alebrz tryskem be-
Eel do domu, a skoro bez dechu
vrazil do pokoje pana sveho,
jenz zaklnuv osopil sc nan, re
takovym neslusnym zpGsobem
osmeluje Sc. do pokoje k nemu
vchazeti.
"Mlada milostpanf!" jekotal
sluha jake ma omluvu.
"Coz isl Sc pominul, chlape?
Co to blabolis?" kricel Allon.
"Mlada milostpani je tn.
Prave vjel VIZ do dvora, i chtel
jsem ...."
Alton odstrciv sluhu stranou,
skoky octl Sc dole Sc
schodI.
"Je-li mono, re CURL prijfz
di sem z vlastnfho popudu?"
myslil 81.
Dosed do pTedsfne spatfil
Stepana, kterak prave CURL
pomahal vystoupiti z vozu. Ia
Gurli sestoupila teta KateTina.
"Gurli!" zvolal Allon posp1-
chaje k nj.
Mlcky podala mt ruku; pax
vedl il stepan zvolna do poko-
je, kde matka JEFF prozila tax
mnoha leta bedneho zivota sve-
no.
Kdyz Allon chystal Sc "a nj
mi, teta Katerina polozivsi mu
ruku ma rameno, pravila:
"Varuj Sc ~vystupI, ktere mo-
hly by il rozcfliti, to ii pow
dam. Pokud Dude il potrebl O.
setrenl, z6stanu zde, ale tolik
muslin ii lined T1ci, re Beata
nesmf do pokoje Gurlina ami
pachnouti, pokud chces, ably
manzelka iva zde zustala."
Alton nedaval odpov6di. Shle-
davalt sebe v nejosudnejsim
postavenf, do jakeho jen NIUE
dOstati so Smrte1n1k: a DToce
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-21

kdyz tam Allon vkrocil, ably j
~pfiv1tal.
Lekar zadal, ably mimo tetu
(Katefinu vsickni odtud odesli.
"Panf Stralova pc dlouh6
jlzde p~otrebuje odpocinku,'
podotkl.
Stepan S Allonem lined ode
sli.
/ "Pojdme ma chvilku do I've
no pokoje," podotkl Stepan.
Muslin S tebou promluviti ne
holik SLOW, nezli odjedu do
Breddalu."
Vesli tam.
CURL nynf jest s tebou pod
Jednou stTechou," zacal Stepan
beze vsech dalsfch okolkn; ga
vsak nen1 tax silna a zdrava
jake druhdy, alebrz churava a
slaba. Proto nebude radno, a.
bys opetoval takove vystupy,
jake Sc zde drive udavaly, po-
kud ty i matka iva vsemozne
pricinovaly jste Sc k tomu, aby-
ste Gurli zivot jejf ztrpcovali."
"Slys, stepane, nedam 81 >. "
20, ano, ty dovolfs, abych
domluvil," pokracoval stepan
prerusiv no. "Co ii chci r1ci,
tyce Sc blaha vas obou. Posud
mlcel Jsem, nemlchaje Sc nikdy
v I've konanf a cinenf; jen je-
denkrate pripomenul jsem to-
be slib, kteryz dial isl mi v den
tveho zasnoubenf. PTfcinou NIL
cent meho byla iva prave tax
zpozdila jake neodGvodnena
zarlivost. Kazdym zasahova-
MIN s me strany do pomer1
tvych byla by jen podnecovana
tato zarlivost, a proto byl jsem
Jen pouhym divakem k tomu,
co Sc dalo. Nynf jest tomu j.
max. NemGzes byti zarliv ma
zenu, s kterou chces DAFT Sc roz
vest"
"Coz jsem 81 toho p%al?" zvo
lal Alton.
"Ano, dGkazy nam zde."
Stepan ukazal mu dive psan1.
Allon musil sc k MIN pTizna-
ii. Poslala je pred nekolika dny
Amy.
stepan drze psanf ia ~ukou
pozdvizenou dolozil:
Pr takovychto podstatnych
dukazech prot tobe nebude
snadno premluviti CURL, ably u
cinila neco, elm by tebe vyrva-
la z nesnazf peneznfch, do
nichz isl zabredl. Zajiste z1-
stavila by tebe osudu, kdyby
nabyla d1kazG, jakym isl bid
nym nicemou."
"Jaka to mrzka zrada!'
mumlal Allon.
"Zde nem1ze byti reel O IRA
de, bezf-li O zenateho muze,
jenz dovolf 81 jine zene mimo
sve mluviti O lasce. K takove-
mt cloveku netreba zachova-
vati nejakych ohledG. Avsak
nepfisel jsem proto, abych tt
drzel kazan1 mravoucna, nybrz
Ia pTfcinou tou, abych udal tt
podmlnky, "a jakych hotov
jsem upustit cd 1myslu, vydati
psan1 ia v ruce Gurliny. Pod
mlnky me jsou tyto: nejprv Cd
stranis odtud matku. Must Cd
tud, nejen z domu tveho, ale i
z okol1. Ia druhe zadam, a.
bys nakladal s zenou svou S O.
nou setrnostf a ohledem, ia
kychz vyzaduje slabe zdravf
jeff. Tolik zadam ma tobe. Ma
to daS mi cestne slovo, jemuz
mus1s lepe dostati, nez jak sta
10 Sc s danym MI slibem."
"To jest zbytecno," odvetil
Alton. "Jiz vcera usnesl jsem
Sc ma tom, re matka ma must
odtud, a snad nebude dale ire
ba, abych pr1sahal ma to, re ne
chci staff Sc katanem sve re
n.y."
"Byls Jim jednou jiz a pFi TIVE
povaze mohlo by staff Sc to
znova."
"Pak je tt volno, abys pouzil
psan1 mych. Neslfblm niceho."
"Dobre tedy; veTfm ii spfse,
kdyz niceho nesl1b1s," pravil
stepan a pc tie bratranci Sc ro-
zesli.
XXXV.
Beata nekolik dnl potion Cd
jela z Birgersborgu. Alton pro
vazel il az do Gotenburku.
Neschazelo mnoho, re by by
la "milostpani" zlostf Sc zal-
kla, kdyz musila nejen rozlou-
citi Sc s Birgerborgem, kde ST
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-06-21
XXXV.

Beata nekolik dnf potion Cd
jela z Birgersborgu. Allon pro-
vazel il az do Gotenburku.
Neschazelo mnoho, re by by
la "milostpan1" zlostf Sc zal-
kla, kdyz musila nejen rozlou-
citi Sc S Birgerborgem, kde ST.
dlila i vladla skoro pc diva ro-
ky, ale i vzdati sc vsech pie
itch, ktere byla We spolku s
Gruenlundem a PAM Teverino-
YOU osnovala, a jez tax vybor-
ne Sc pocaly daTiti.
Beata nenavidela Gurli z pl-
ne duse, a ucinila take u sebe
slib, re neustane dotud, pokud
Allon nebude s CURL rozveden
a sloucen svazkem manzel-
skym s Amy.
Ma zpatecni ceste z Gotten
burku Allon jel pres Erikstorp
Chtelt vyhledati Amy, ably j
vyslovil, kterak (ovsem die ma
hledu jeho) bezpravne s min
jednala. Zamyslelt il povede.
tt, re opovrhuje-li Jim, on Dude
il splaceti stejnou merou.
(Pokracovanf.)
Evening star., 1935-10-02
MORE OPPORTUNITY
is GIVEN LEVINSKY
Kingfsh Signs for Heavyweight
Tourney-Title Hope May Be
Blasted by MARTY.

SENT kicking by Joe Louis in less
than a round. King Levinsky NAV
get shot at the world heavyweight
boxing crown.
Signed yesterday to fight the winner
Of the Primo Camera Walter Neusel
battle at Madison Square Garden on
November l. the colorful Chicago fish
peddler automatically enters the Gar
denis elimination tournament to find
an opponent for Jimmy Braddock.
The first stumbling block in the
kings path is Marty Gallagher, Fog
gy Bottoms rough Irishman. who will
be met at Griffith Stadium next We'd
nesday, and Marty, out to win or re-
tire from the ring game, may ruin
LevinSky's hopes.
The New York match will be staged
late in November. Others in the elm
ination contest are Ford Smith, Char
ley Retzlaff and Art Lasky. Joe Louis
is controlled by the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club, while Braddock is under
contract to Madison Square Garden
Evening star., 1935-10-02
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

A threat to cal of the world
series was made by Owner Lannin
of the Boston Red Sox, American
League champions, when President
Baker OF the Phillies refused to
accede to his request for 400 reser-
vations for Boston rooters. Baker
said Philadelphia fans merited the
first consideration and he had no
intention Of expanding the world
series rule which allotted 200 seats
to opposing fans.
Just when Martin Schneider
thought fishing was over for the
season he went to Atlantic City
and landed 25-pound shark.
When he saw what was on the end
Schneider wanted to cut his line
but the boats captain disabled the
fish with a club and towed it back
to the landing.
Because a majority Of Canada's
leading foot ball players are in the
war there will be no intercollegiate
foot ball in the Dominion this Fall.
Many stars Of last years teams all
ready have been killed or wounded.
The Epiphany Church Athletic
Association is planning a busy in
door season with basket ball teams
for boys and girls and a track
squad. Mark De Grange is the
physical director in charge.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
rs RIFLEMEN HERE
EARN HIGH STATUS
National Capital Club Gains 10
Experts and Six Marksmen
Following Tests.

NINETEEN members of the National
Capital Rife Club qualified as
expert rif1emen and six as marksmen,
as Frank Parsons, veteran shot, led
the way with 244 out of a possible
$50 over the National Guard range
at Camp Sims
Medals for the appropriate qualifi-
cation will be issued by the director
of civilian craftsmanship of the War
Department.
The scores follow (over 2l0 qualify
ing as experts the rest as marksmen)
Parsons, 244; Riley 24O: DAVIS. 33s:
ETl5s Enss s S slnsler sco,i 33 AT10ld n.1. 33
Wilicher 22a: Mattinsly. 22s Goldstein,
s: 23s: GaEe. "a Hoffman: - sherroi
Thompson. 2:6; Behrens. 225 Collier. 2l0;
Niles. 200: Eaton. 2Os: Hamilton. 205'
Bransford. col; Chess. l9l.
Tom Arnold led in the small bore
rife qualification. fired with the 90
gun at so and 100 yard ranges and
was awarded the gold medal. He
aimed almost perfectly, as his score OF
1913 out of 400 indicates Herb Enge-
mann took second place and the silver
medal with a 1872 count.
Third place and bronze medal
went to Charles Sherrod, who tied
with Engemann at so yards but lost
on the l00-yard range Glass B
medals were won by Thiede ard Mat
tingly and Glass C medal by
Hamilton.
The scores:
Evening star., 1935-10-02
British Pros Improve.

RUT British golf (or the professional
end of it at leasD is improving
Players like Jack Busson and Bill
WHY Cox. products of Britain's
postwar period, made a good impress
sion on the galleries at Ridgewood,
where George Jacobus, P G. A. presi-
dent, put on one of the best-organized
shows that big-time golf has seen in
many a day. Busson and Cox are
not known in this land. They haven't
been around before, but if they come
over for the American championship
next year they may go places.
British professional golf has done
far better in these international joustS
than the amateur side Of the game
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Mike Jacobs May Be Cav of Boxing Ryder Golf Reveals u Pros
SUIR}AHGQlT OFE TME TEE
by w. r. Me CALLuM

the club championship and didn't even
halve q hole. Jimmy beat him by
10 and 8.
Over to Washington yesterday jour-
neyed Gene Larkin, Woodmont pro,
and Peter Jackson, driving course
tutor, to get revenge for a licking
plastered on them week ago in the
amateur-pro matches by Dr. Calvert
E. Buck and Bob Albertus. They got
revenge alright, but it came the
wrong way, for Buck and Albertus
plastered another licking on them,
this time by 7 and 6.
A repetition of the final round of
last year may come again this year
in the Columbia Country Club cham
pionship, where Miller B. Stevinson,
the perennial club champ. and Martin
F. Mccarthy, runner-up last year, are
in opposite halves of the draw.
Stevinsons rs, made on Monday,
stood up to win the medal, although
Mccarthy had chance to win when
late storm overlook him yesterday
and he wound up with 81. Stevinson
met Kenneth Gillette in the first
match today. while Mccarthy clashed
with Charles Shelton. Seven flights
started play today. The final rounds
are scheduled for Saturday.
GEORGE DIFFENBAUGH Indian
Spring pro, probably will win his
first Middle Atlantic P. G. A. title
today over his home course. He was
playing tall young Johnny Bass, Cliff
ton Park pro from Baltimore, over
the 36-hole route today. and on his
home pasture and over a route where
he can make up for a few mistakes.
George is a favorite. Particularly if
he scores anywhere near the hot round
he put on yesterday to beat Clyde De
Pishon of Quantico by up in the
semi-flnal. Bass licked Al Treder of
Manor 2 up to win his way to the ulti-
mate round in that little match play
argument between the pros.
District Government employees will
gather october 8 at the Washington
Golf and Country Club to play in
their annual tourney. Among those
who will play are Commissioners Al
len and Sultan,
Evening star., 1935-10-02

in Howard County, will be the other
judge this week
George Plummer'S King Dominant
brought another championship home
to the family tack room last Saturday,
winning over good field at the Spring
Valley meeting.
The st. Margaret's Hunt Club plans
horse and dog show October 10.
There will be field trials under the
auspices of the Maryland Foxhunters
Association for five days beginning
October 81. Entries will be accepted
from owners living out of Maryland
as well as in the State.
As TO hunt races, John Schiff's
Indigo won the Meadowbrook Cup
on Long Island last Saturday. Charlie
White had the leg up on this clever
grey, which accounted for both the
Middleburg Cup and the Virginia
Gold Cup down here last Spring
After the latter race it was planned
to retire the veteran steeplechaser,
but Schiff apparently could not re-
slst the temptation to try for one Of
the most coveted trophies in Amer
ican amateur racing. Stuart Janney,
jr.'s. Justinian II finished in second
place, and Mrs. George H. Bostwick's
Fugitive was third. Pistol" White
now becomes the only jock ever to
ride three winners of the classic He
took it twice before. with Mrs. T. w.
Durant's Mccarthy More and the
same sportsWoman's Little Dan.
r. V. H. Gambrill'S Well Played,
victor in swift tussle at the Du Pont
meeting the week before, ran back to
form again and captured one of the
brush races at Meadowbrook. Andy
Fowler was in the saddle, while Noel
Laing. the trainer and rider who de-
veloped Well Played, watched the
races from the ground, still cut of it
with a broken shoulder
The Blue Ridge Hunt Club will hold
its Annefield race meeting on Octo-
her 30. There are to be three or four
events.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
WOMEN'S GOLF FIELD BIG
Over 100 Will Compete in Event
for Keefer Trophy.

A field of more than 100 women
golfers will start play at Chevy Chase
tomorrow in the Keefer Cup tourney,
a 36-hole medal play handicap affair
The cup was put by Mrs. Frank r.
Keefer, former president of the Dis
trict Womens Golf Association. Here
are the pairings for the first day:
First Tee
$40. Mrs MONTGOMERY Blair jr &C.
G., MS Miss Ellen Kincaid p; D. Mrs r,
Sniey ioPeS & s MI Mrs go g 95T 5amei R. maneE Mf.
Mrs, R E Burks (Manorl: $40. Mrs, F
6aesi G Mex ken Ken2 r.: Mrs T9eSt Jhe9dGre LGpp:
S;;45, Mrs VA Weite Cong. Mrs,
{ ecol.i $40. Miss S;oo MargaTst Barnard 4 4.
Hallett &c. c., s:5?. Mrs. L. 9. Cameron
s e D 81 WbiIrsker MTs. C. Il PypchOn &C. Co. Mrs
%Es de Ss2Fse Ny y Eifi m Anl5s * 5ooI drs
Hoopef C. Ha5s a6 r6a' Miss MEs Sue Can't
!unatl Mrs. Howard lie Roy &c, c.. Mrs,
I,ckaPe3e 4 4 Rogers ~, a NJ; 9I5; Mrs. Hugh
Mrs. R 4. Lacey coli. Mrs. Parker IKE west est
Mrs G Brd Ma bse JefLsE MTs Ksgs Ki1g, sS
mrs j. Gross y s.. Mrs; x; S Giles
KEY q: n, Mrs c, S. ST Stern mrs "a DSy1G NJ;
940' Mrs Don Scott lCongl. Mrs. Har-
(MaLor: 9:45. Mrs W. r. Woodward
a, a.: M, Mrs R F. Thompson "A. and N }.
& oulnter (coi1, Mrs. j., A Mary Ma Mrc 1colH =
Miss Susan Hacker &c CT: 955. Mrs
Bette Meckley Il. 81. Miss Elizabeth
HorEht0n }6 %1. &c c.. MIS-. Jack Scott lconej.
Y. E, Booker &C. c., Mrs H. H. BrInda re
Miss Winifred Faunce Manor Miss He,en
Detwelller Cong: 1910. Mrs. Rolard
MMaeksnzle Mae snn,e 'G2nG1 Gt2a Mrs L PIatt 81 G
Mrs. ". E. Hall dColD: i0:30 Mrs Flor,
ence Godfrey B. D.. Mrs C. P Medley
manor Miss Jean Porter Manor: l0:!5
Mrs, a. W Tucker b D. Mrs. Lou Hafr'S
Wood ) Mrs. J. T Powell Manor: lO:9G
Mrs. G. v; Await Cong. Mrs. C. S. Teal
.. Mrs. E. B. H Krewson son (coll. Mrs A.
Gardiner COLI Mrs. T, S. Stone Il s.. p.
9:05. Mrs c. P. Clark "A. NJ, Mrs. E. r
Henning "A. NJ. Mrs. J. R. desFa rges
NC ,Gol, ard. a:io ll MS; r A Morrill, Ken. .
Snow tManor): 9:l5. Mrs. D. w. Bell
E. L. Kinder Il s.: 900, Mrs. H. L,
Simcoe Manor. Mrs. Roy G. Miller Ken.
Mrs; H. Bullock Il. 81 9:25, Mrs D. S.
Mrs. G. Il Chase &c. c.; go. MIS-. rs Ao' j. o. j.
Rhyme (CongD. Mrs L. c. Fuller &C. C1,
Mrs H B. Hackett &c. c.: 9:35. Mrs. E.
R. Keefer &c. c.. Mrs Howard Simons
tManor). Mrs. A. A. McEntee tKen): $40
lam Legg &C. c..
Evening star., 1935-10-02
Fine Start
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
their beliefs in the ability of their
teams to win. 1t was Warneke, the
lean sharpshooter who won seven
games for the Cubs in their amazing
rally. against a Giant who is marvel
Gus when he is good, terrible when he
is bad. and lately has been afflicted
with WildneSs.
Neither was there any question OF
who'd be pitching tomorrow Already
Cochrane has named Tommy Bridges,
his brilliant curve ball right -hander,
for duty against the Cubs veteran
Charley Root. and for the third game
in Chicago Friday. it will be Eden
Auker. an underhanded fellow with a
base ball, against Young but big aid
fast Bill Lee of the Cubs. All are
right handlers. And Of these. Warneke
will carry most of the load through
the series for Chicago, and Rowe the
same for Detroit. Southpaws Larry
French for the Cubs and Elon Hogsett
for the Tigers will help with relief
roles.
Evening star., 1935-10-02
.HE miracle finally has happened.
/ After a dozen years of golf,

f11pCl a OOLC1A yCdAo Va 6OltJ
and offers of hundreds of dol
Il lars to the pro who could make
him break SO for nine holes, plus offers
Of free drinks for the locker room when
he bagged a birdie, Stokes Sammons,
the third worst golfer at Congressional.
finally has knocked in a bird. 1t AL
happened a couple of days ago, and
strangely enough Stokes was playing
with the self admitted worst" player
in the club.
It's all very funny when you cor
slider all angles. For here was Sam
mons, the guy who went for IL years
without birdie, suddenly reaching the
green at a par-3 hole and banging the
putt in. And playing at the same time
was a new golfer. the fellow who ad-
mits he is the worst. And then to have
seen Stokes, after his sudden windfall
at the fourteenth, taking three straight
lis on three fairly easy par IS. while
Alfred H. Paul, his playmate, kept pace
with him by slamming out g. II
and a IA.
Paul is the same fellow who took
1873 in the qualifying round for the
club championship a couple of weeks
ago, won his first match by default
and then met up with Judge Good
win, who used to be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Interior. Judge Goodwin
isn't much of golfer, but he licked
Paul by 10 and 8 in :he consolation.
And then Charlie Hillegeist decided
that Paul was real rival for his title
of worst" player in the club, so he
posted public notices that he and Paul
would play. They even hooded the
ducks in the pond below the tenth
tee so they wouldn't be decapitated.
And Paul won Hillegeists coveted
championship with a score of some
thing like l45.
So now Stokes Sammons. who used
to be the second worst golfer, has
fallen far down the list
A ND if you know Thurston Furr
of Washington, get laugh out
Of this one Furr has been winning
lot of matches recently, in the con-
versation league and on the golf
course, but yesterday he went oat with
Jimmy Corcoran in the first round of