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Evening star., 1935-04-10
'SURAgGMT OEE TBaE TEE
by w. R. NE CALLuN

time it was finished, along came the
big snowfall and Hinshaw never used
it. Now he can try 1t out.
They were tanning down in the
locker room yesterday about Augusta
and the Jones tournament and Sara
zen's shot and all the other angles
that made it a great affair "I never
want to see national open, If I can
60 to that one" said Albert MacKen-
zie "You really can see something
of the tournament without having
your toes stepped on all the time. Lou
Laudick and Marty West and myself
were standing near Sarazen when he
hit that shot to the fifteenth, and as
Evening star., 1935-04-10

unsavory hamburgers be laid end to
end on the ground for people to stand
on and keep feet dry; that some one
make overtures to the weather man
in the hopes that rain can be slowed
up at least during races, obviating
the necessity for windshield wipers
on field glasses.
Except for the fact it was something
like spending an afternoon fully
dressed in combination ice box,
shower and wind machine, the Rich
mond meet this year was great fun.
A representative squadron Of good
brush, timber and fiat horses was on
hand, the experts had an opportunity
to confirm the rumors that Drinmore
Lad now is the best post and rail
horse in the country, over any kind
of footing, and a surprisingly good
newcomer popped up in Mrs. Francis
Caravans Arundel.
Not that Arundel hasn't been around
chasing over brush and on the fiat
for many moons, but this was his
second start over timber. and Bobby
Davis found himself with lots of horse
in his hands when they struck out
over the 3-mile cup course. Drin-
more Lad held Arundel safe enough
in the stretch and did not seem taxed
to win, but it was an impressive
showing for steeplechaser just con-
verted to an unfamiliar type Of
obstacle. The boys had better think
twice before wagering Saturday at
My Lady's Manor, where the Garvan
| delegate will next see action.
X X X
At that meeting, Arundel will be
up against. Charles Cheston's Captain
Kettle, the Maryland Hunt Cup win.
ner for the last two years; Mrs. w
Austin Wadsworth's Hotspur II, Ben.
jamin Leslie Behr's Outlaw and Brose
Hover, and some other fairly notable
timber toppers. Nevertheless, we be-
lieve he will take them all into camp
unless Captain Kettle is extraordi.
narily fit for his first outing of th'
| year.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS, JR.
Deep Run Hunt Cup Cross.
Stitching and Chowder So
ciety has formulated number
of recommendation for the

Sutchlng ana Ch0Wder So
ciety has formulated number
of recommendations for the
future conduct of Curles Neck
race meetings, threatening to stay
home and sulk if the Race Committee
does not heed its proffered sugges-
tions.
An organization, composed OF the
valiant onlookers who have sloshed
around in the rain each first week
end in April for the past four years
to watch the Richmond races, the
D. r. H. C. C. S. and C. S. certainly
ought to have as much say as the
horses or owners or riders or other
people so carefully consulted before
anything is done at hunt meet
For one thing, its members have been
much wetter and colder than the
horses. with no room to run around
and get warm.
Therefore it is proposed that the
Richmond races be run next year
under a circus tent; that instead of
permitting cars to drive into the
inclosure and get stuck in mud, a
ferry service be inaugurated from the
main road to the paddock; that the
concessionaires who sold cold and
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Ends Pin Season
With Two Marks

hEY BOSTON of the Post Office
- Department Bowling League
was in the pay-off line today
for a double handful. On the last
night of the leagues season Bos-
ton shot lit and ABA for first
prizes. Both scores were league
records.
The Post Office loop went
through the entire season at the
Columbia without using dummy.
Next year it expects to increase
its membership to IL teams.
The Ladies' Internal Revenue
League is finishing its eleventh
season at the Columbia with a
lone charter member remaining.
She Is Rose Roskosky. and, ipci-
dentally, she is leading In average.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
agze Leads in CITY Bowling Tournament Entries With % Teams

ments under his belt and knows Just
what he has to do. Bobby says the
only way he can win Is to play in ten
or a dozen Of these big affairs and get
back into the swing Of It,, But he was
badly of his game at Augusta.
About his own score of 324 Fred had
little to say. IT didn't play badly"
he laughed, but by comparison my
scores we're a joke. just couldn't get
the ball rolling"
ERANK EMMETT Of Georgetown
l. Prep today announced the sched-
ule for the Maryland interscholas-
tic championship tourney, won last
year by Maury Nee Of the Little
Hoyas. The tourney will be played
at Hillendale, near Baltimore, and
will open with an 18-hole qualifying
round on May IL, to be followed by
four match play rounds. with two
to be played on May ID, and the
semi-flnal and final rounds slated
for May 10.
Georgetown Prep also will make a
determined bid for the team cham
pionship, which 1t now holds.
The committee in charge consists
of Emmett, Guy Moulton of Tome
and Otto Schmid of Forest Park High,
Baltimore.
Congressional Country Clubs week
ly women's tournaments will open on
Friday with a medal play affair at
$50 am, to be followed by a luncheon
and pitching and putting contest.
A Scotch foursome tourney will be
played on April IA. Other Journeys
include a Scotch foursome event on
June Is.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
GROUP is LARGEST
IN RECENT YEARS
Grocers Will Open Silver
Jubilee Event-0ther
Loops in Strong.
BY ROD THOMAS.


~ ACKING the Washington City
x Duckpin Association with its
entire membership. the Sanico
League today was given the
spot of honor on the schedule of the
associations silver jubilee tournament.
With % teams on the drives. the
Sanicos will open the competition, at
the Columbia April %, a Monday.
"It's perfect set-up for us since
our league is accustomed to rolling on
Mondays" said E. c. Bittenbender,
mainly through whose efforts the
Sanico League in two years has grown
to be one of the city's largest.
Not in several years has single
league contributed as many as %
teams to the tournament and the solid
support given by the Sanicos greatly
encouraged Arville Ebersole, associa-
ton secretary. in his quest for field
of 300 teams for the twenty-fifth an
nual event
Evening star., 1935-04-10
TANBARK AND TURF

Washingtonians will be interested
to note that "Trobie' Roosevelt. son
of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and a cousin of the President, has been
named as the rider of an entry in
the Right Royal Cup. the secondary
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Swimming STARS
ATTACK RECORDS
rs Mermaids Seek National
TitIes-Medica, Keifer
in Distance Tests.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~HICAGO, April 10.-America's
mermaids, rs of the outstand-
4 ing ones, lined up at the rs
foot Lake Shore Athletic Club
pool for an assault on records and
senior indoor championships today,
while a pair of the finest swimmers
from the mems ranks, Jack Medica Of
Seattle and Adolph Keifer Of Chicago,
aimed at distance marks in the free
style and backstroke.
A renewal of the duel between
Lenors Right of Homestead, Pa, and
Olive Mexican of Seattle, in the 100
yard free style. was the feature of
tonight's competition. Miss Kight
lost her title in the century in the
same pool last year to the fast-breaking
Seattle miss, and has been training
hard and faithfully to recapture it..
Twenty-four others were entered in
the race, among them Katherine
Rawls of Miami, and Doris Buckley
of Seattle, but the experts figured
either Miss Mexican or Miss Kight
would finish first.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Washington Singles
Prize List.

First Santini. 500: second Krauss.
$50; third. Megaw, $40; fourth. Cowden,
$50: fifth. Wolfe. $50. High average
Pacini, $50; high ser Krauss $50; high
game. Wolfe. $50. Total. S31O.
Evening star., 1935-04-10

MEL OFT MODEL, selected
horsehide, extra full size,
full leather lined, rolled
leather binding. Patented
double tunnel loop between
thumb and forefinger.
Leather laced wrist, creased
palm.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Ferrall a Big Help.

- BERSOLE'S enthusiasm over the
r, fine support he is getting was
heightened when John A. Ferrall
Of hn 10-tpoffa AOrl-
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Sizes fot 6 inches and foot wide. Reg
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36Inch Wide Figured Percales-In neat
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In stripe plaids and figures. Regular price
2; 2s c, yard July Clearance Sale 23c
SO Inch Wide Printed Virginia Lawns and
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ACC yard. July Clearance Sale 2O~
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JULY CLEARANCE OF
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Mems Rayon and Lisle Hose
In all the newest stripes and
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Regular price use pair. July
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pair
Mems Four-in-Hand Ties--All
silk in the new summer shades
and patterns. Regular price 95c
each. July Clearance Sale z2r
price, each ............
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and fancies. Regular price SOC
each. July Clearance Sale ~ -
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Mems Elastic Suspenders-Full
stretch, fine quality elastic.
Regular price soc pair. July
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Mems Cotton Nightshirts -
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width and length, size 16 to
20. Regular price $1.19 each.
July Clearance Sale price or
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Mems "No.Rip'' Nainsook
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500 suit. July Clearance TT
Sale price, suit .......
Mems sMadewelT' Union Suits
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Srnallwares

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All colors - Jury Clearance
Sale Price, 2 for ............ 15c
Csc De Long Dressmakers
Pins, Ia lb. pox-July Clear
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1oc wilsnap Dress Fasteners
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lee Paris Mercerized Elastic
6 yard roll-Juiy Clearance
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covered dress hangers-July
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Csc Sateen Blanket Binding, 5
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B AGS
W0men's Hand white Fabrikoid.
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JULY CLEARANCE IN
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES

Water Color Duplex Window
Shades - 36x72 inches. Green
outside, ecru inside. Mounted
on perfect rollers. Brackets in
cluded. Reg. price Use each.
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price, each ............
80 Inch Harvard Net-For cur
tains and Grapes. In green, red,
brown, natural and blue. Fast
colors, washable. Reg. price
acc yard. July Clear a.
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SO Inch Novelty Curtain Ma.
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with colored checks and fig
ures. Smart attractive designs.
Reg. price 39c yard. July Do
Clearance Sale price, yard AS
Porch Pillows-Covered with
attractive chintz and crash.
Smartly tailored. Reg. price
69c each. July Sale Enc
price, each .............
80 Inch Sash Curtains-Fine
quality muslin, dotted patterns
in white and color. Hemstitched
top and bottom. Reg. price 59c
pair. July Clearance Sale XII
price. pair ...!.........
Rockfast Holland window
Shades-36x72 inches. A sun
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Mounted on guaranteed rollers.
Light .ecru, dark ecru, green.
Reg. price SLIPS each. July
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with 8 inch tailored hens on
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Smart all-over patterns, ADJUST I
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Cottage Sets-All over patterns,
on fine quality wolfe and mar
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tailored. Tops are As inches
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long. Reg. price 800 pair.
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Solid colors and stripes. For
drapes and curtains. Reg. price
zee yard. July Clearance TO-
Sale price, yard ........ 49,
Shower Bath Cnrtains-6x6 ct.
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Hemmed "Stevens' All Pure Linen Crash
Towels-Colored borders, subject to slight
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Mems Broadcloth Shirts-with
the new fused collar attached,
in neat fancy patterns, also
plain blue and white, size IA
to IT. Regular price 1923 each
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Special Group Washable Cot
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ance Sale, each
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27

ed like q foul ball to most OF the
FANS was declared safe and Sugrue
scored at Mulligan pulled up at
second where he was left as Ray
Ahearn famed on three Of Ray
Richards change Of pace offerings.
Two singles, a base on balls and
push over their first two. runs in
the second. In the third they added
another on double by Milici, a
base on balls to Cammarano and a
single by Torello.
Errors Hurt Hills.
In the fifth they sewed up the
game with three runs. Milici was
hit by Selemske and stole second,
scoring on Cammarano's single.
Torello lRlnted, but Ahearn erred
and Cammarano went to third Rueb
laid down a bupt and Selense threw
poorly to second. Camarano scor-
ing and Torello taking second.
Rueb hit to Selenske; who threw
to Mu1ligan off the bag and Null
ligan ran down the base line to tag
out the batter as Torello scored.
The Hills scored in the third
when Larry Mullens was hit and
went to second when Sugrue walk
ed. DeVito famed again, but Null
ligan singled scoring Mullen. In the
fifth they scored their third run on
Torello's easy muff Of Mullen's
fly which enabled Larry to go to
second. Sugurue popped out but
DeVito singled sending Mullen to
third. Mullen scored as Mulligan
was being tossed out by Milici. The
box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
AMATEUR GOLFERS
BEGIN PLAY HERE
East Mountain Tourna-
ment Starts Tomorrow
With Big Entry List

Sixty of the city's best amateur
golfers will tee off tomorrow to
open the first major tournament
at the East Mountain course. First
round matches will continue Mon
day.
Among those who will be seen in
action are:
F. Bouley, G. Bolger, J. Bergin,
w. Bagley, M. Bowen. G. Bolan,
J. Bosco, Joe Christian, Art Craig,
d. Connolly, Sid Cassel, G. Dur
ante, A. Durante, j. Diorio, Joe
Dunn, c. Dodson, E. DiPietro
James Dunn, DR.. c. E. Farrell, M
Pagan, r. Fallon.
J. Gordon, D. Hauk, H. Hauk,
v. Hedberg, G.. Hanlon, w. Holly
wood, M. Hollywood, Dick Hylan,
A. Jamele, S. Koval, j. Kelley, v.
Kelley, c. Klien, r. Nissan, A.
Leary, G.. MacNamara,, M. Mont
J. Mcclure, S. Monti, Joe Membri-
no, d. O'Connor, A. Provost.
r. Paradis, F. Peck, j. j. Rog-
ers, Tom Rogers, A. Radomski, J,
Robinson, d. Sullivan, w. Sullivan,
J. Sullivan, B. Sauer, c. Spearo
F. Scully, J. Slattery, c. Stankus,
B. WEIGH, G. WEIGH, J. Marcoux,
G. Puger, J. Stevens, E. H. Olson.
Salamitis, M. Renna, B. Ny
ers, ]. Vance, M. MacLelland, E
Phillips, F. j. Crowley, D. Macin-
tosh, J. Enright, j. Shea, e. Char
on, J. O'Connor, DR.. J. e. Slavin,
A. Dunn, Dick Birch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
MANCIN
in COURT FINALS
Newark Star Meets Wilmer
Hines Today for Sea-
bright Title

Seabright, N. j., July 27-(UP)
-Four players who weren't even
figured to reach the scmi-finals,
clash fer the mems and women's
singles titles in the Seabright in
vitation tennis tournament today.
Gregory Mangin, Newark, and
Wilmer Hines, Columbia, S. c.,
meet for the mems championship
wi tn such performers as frankie
Parker, the nations fourth rank
ing star, and Berkeley Bell, 1884
champion, on the sidelines. Neither
has ever won the Seabright bowl
before. Tonight new name will
join those of tennis greats In.
scribed on the trophy.
Mrs. Ethel Burkhardt Arnold,
San Francisco, clashes with Crazy
Wheeler, Santa Monica, CAL, in the
women's finals and again the de-
Tending champion, Carolin Bah
cock, will be merely a spectator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-27
HEAVIES FEATURE
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Bud Mignault Boxes Buck
Tracey in Eight Round
Go at Walnut Beach

Walnut Beach boxing fans who
lean toward heavyweights in their
choice of boxers, should have quite
a time tonight at the Beach Sta
dunn when they watch Bud Mig
nault, the Brockton Tiger try to
wipe out a nine-round knockout
defeat against Buck Tracey of New
Britain and Boston. They will
clash in the eight round feature
match but 1t Is almost sure bet
that the bout will not go the
limit.
Mignault saw a fine winning
streak completely spoiled by
Tracey when the Boston battler,
now under the management of Dan
Carroll, flattened him in the eth
of a torrid punching duel in
Lynn, Mass. The bout, according
to reports was vicious, smuggling
tussle with both hitting the can
vas several times before Mignault
hit the canvas for good in the
ninth.
Now Mignault is aiming for re-
venge and the Brockton boy has yet
to fail when 1t comes to return
battles. He showed some great
punching in his victory over FANS
Tzanatopoulos, the Boston Greek
Tiger in the opening show at the
Beach and is preparing for u
knockout victory. Tracey, how
ever, will be hard to tip over and
is quite an experienced fighter.
New Haven and local fans remem-
Der him as the boy who came to
the Arena last winter as a substi-
tute and stopped the winning
streak of Trader Horn and a short
time later flAtten Joe Kaminski.
He has knockout intentions him
self. :
Matchmaker AL Caroly an
nounced last night that Eddie
Burch, midleweight champion of
New Jersey. who is summering at
Walnut Beach would meet Eddie
Michaels of Springfield in a special
six rounder and thaht AL Annore
of Springfield will replace Tootsie
Bashara against Nerther Arcelli in
the secondary feature of s rounds.
Bashara's nose. injured last Sat-
urday night has failed to heal prop
erly, hence the change.