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Evening star., 1935-04-13
B. Y. p. u. News

The unions presenting their entries
tomorrow evening in the stewardship
play contest are Temple, giving
Great Possessions" and Metropon-
tan. During the regular church
service Kendall will present its stew
ardship play. Leroy Greer, steward
union to check up on those members
who contribute to the church through
the church envelopes.
Next Tuesday evening at National
Baptist Memorial Church the senior
federation meeting will be held.
Charles A. Wells will speak on I'VE
Can Change the World"
George Ruhl, fellowship director,
announces the Federation Players will
present "Mama's Baby Boy" at Tenn
pie Baptist Church Wednesday. All
are invited. Unions are requested to
begin making plans for the second
fellowship night. May 10.
Florence Cockerille, intermediate
director, announces their federation
meeting April 19 at Temple. The
winning union in the better program
contest will present its entry. Three
unions who have reached the finals
are: Wisconsin Avenue, Hyattsville
and Silver Spring. On April 81 at
7:30 am. the intermediates will have
their annual Easter sunrise service,
at Bethany.
Announcements from some Of the
unions regarding their programs for
tomorrow evening are: Bethany will
have Franc S. Caskey and the Fell
lowship Commission in charge OF the
program. At Centennial, Mrs. Ruth
Pryor and the Service Commission
will discuss "The Cross in Our Lives. +"
Harold Lewis and the Devotional Life
Commission will present the program
at East Washington Heights. At
Fifth, the Stewardship Commission
will be in charge, with Howard Lar
combe presiding. Henry Hefley's
group at First will discuss the sub
ject, "Christ's Plan for Me" A spe-
cial Palm Sunday program will be
presented by the Service Commission,
under Emily Lille, at Grace. At
Hyattsville, Richie Crosthwaite and
the Stewardship Commission will pre-
sent program on "The New Testa-
ment Ideal Of the Pastor" Petworth
will have a fellowship tea at 6 o'clock.
A special win My Friend" talk will
be given by the pastor during the
B. Y. p. U. hour, after which, during
the church service, the young people
will preside. A Seth Parker meeting
will be held after the church service.
Ruth Stuart and her Devotional Life
Commission will present the program
at Second. The Devotional Life Com
mission will present the program at
Wisconsin Avenue.
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Christian Endeavor

The union will conduct q rummage
sale Monday at Twenty-flrst and K
streets. AL persons having rummage
for this sale should communicate with
Mrs. D. G. Grain by tomorrow.
Robert M. Lyon, chairman Of the
Program Committee for the WASH
ington Convention, being held at Ma
tional City Christian Church and
Luther Place Memorial Church, May
2, 8 and 4, has announced additional
classes, as follows, for the conference
periods: Prayer in Christian En-
deavor," Miss Mabel Thurston: "The
Prophets of the Old Testament" Rev.
Samuel Allison, assistant pastor Of the
Covenant-First Presbyterian Church:
"The Life of Paul." Rev. Phillip M,ir-
ray, assistant pastor of Calvary Zap
tist Church: 1.-THE Life Of Christ," !"
Rev. G. e. Schnabel, pastor Of the
Albright Memorial Church; Chris
tian Endeavor History" Helen Beis-
wanger Of the Marjorie Webster
School, and Christian Endeavor
Prayer Meetings" Hillman Harris.
former president Of the intermediate
Christian Endeavor Union.
On May 4, the last day o: the
convention, there will be q luncheon
for all society presidents. Frances
Sangster, president, will speak.
Tomorrow at pm. the Calling
Committee of the convention will
meet at the Calvary Baptist Church
for added instructions.
All societies changing officers dur
ing the past month are asked to
communicate same with the District
of Columbia Union.
All persons registering for ehiia-
delphia should do so through hillman
Harris, registrar. For each registra-
ton there is matched 81 thai will
go toward expense of returning DR..
and Mrs. We're w. Abbey to their
work in India, Burma and Ceylon.
Around the union tomorrow: The
Luther Place Memorial will have a
special song service in connection
with their meeting for Palm Sunday.
The Wallace Memorial will discuss
Sharing With Others" under the
leadership of Margaret Sangster.
Rhode Island Avenue M. p. will re-
turn the visit Of the United Brethren
and will be its guests at special
service tomorrow at pm
New officers elected at the George
town Presbyterian Church: Seniors
Juliet Weitzell, president; Henry San
born, vice president: Marietta Booth.
secretary; Theodore Field. treasurer
Observation-Disclosures Buckler, presi-
dent; Helen Weitzel, vice president;
Donald Emory. secretary; Bob Curtin,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
"JESUS, KING LIFE"
PALM SUNDAY TOPIC
John H. Marville to Direct Spe-
cial Music at Hamline
M. E. Church.

"Jesus, King Life" will be the Palm
Sunday sermon theme at Hamlin M.
e Church tomorrow morning, by the
minister, DR.. H. w. Burgan. Speciaf
Palm Sunday music will be rendered
by the chorus choir, under the di-
rection Of John H. Marville, director,
with Miss Edith B. Athey, organist.
A 8 pm. the young people, under
the supervision of Miss Brown Culp,
director of religious education, will
give a religious drama, James of
Galilee," by w. F. Manley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bair. Allen Dearnaly
and Miss Amadon will take part.
Services will be held each night
next week. Monday night the min
lister will speak on This Ministry of
Mine; Tuesday night, r. w. Ham,
brook, 1.-THE Part Prayer Played in My
Rescue Experience in the Adiron-
dacks"; Wednesday night, the Central
Union Mission Glee Club will sing:
Thursday night, holy communion;
Friday night, address by the minister
on "The Meaning of the Cross for
Today" The members will participate
in the three-hour service from noon
to 8 pm, held on Good Friday at
Foundry Church.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
REV. c. H. J0PE RETURNS
FROM CAMPAIGN IN IOWA
Will Preach Here Tomorrow at
Ninth Street Christian on
"The Triumph of Christ"

After an absence Of three weeks
from the city while conducting an
evangelistic campaign IN Des Moines,
Iowa, Rev. C. H. Jope will preach at
Ninth Street Christian Church tomor-
row morning on THE Triumph Of
Christ" The choir, under the direc-
ton Of Prof. Joseph Harrison, will
sing. The junior church will meet in
the church house.
At 7:45 pm. Mr.. Jope will speak on
"The Last Days Of Jesus" This SER
mon will be illustrated
Special meetings next week. except
Saturday. are as follows: Monday.
THE Bibles Greatest Example of
Faith; Tuesday, What Thomas
Missed: Wednesday, Seven Words
From the Cross; Thursday. all
church communion service: Friday,
1.-The Thorn Crowned King" cantata.
Junior church choir.
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"KINGSHIP OF CHRIST"

Rev. c. B. Austin, pastor Of the
West Washington Baptist Church,
will preach tomorrow at ii am. on
'The Kingship of Christ" and at 8
pm. on Lessons From the Cruel
fixion."
The r. I. Greene Bible Glass will
meet at the home of Mrs. Gladys r.
Davis, 2007 Thirty-seventh street,
Monday evening. Midweek sermon
Thursday evening will be by the pastor
on "The Seven Words From the Cross !"
The Juliette Mother Circle has
elected the following officers: Leader,
Mrs. Ada w. Mathews; recording
secretary, Mrs. Ruth N. Ritchie; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Leulla B.
Cowling; treasurer. Mrs. Gladys r.
Davis.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
DR.. VLADIMIR GSOVSKI
WILL ADDRESS FORUM
Former Officer in Imperial Rus
sian Army to Speak at Mount
Pleasant Church.

DR.. Vladimir Gsovsh, formerly an
officer in the imperial army of Russia,
will deliver the second of two addresses
at the adult forum at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. at Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, on the organ
ization and operation of the Soviet
government. His subject tomorrow is
"The Peasants Under the Soviet Re-
gime."
Rev. Russell ]. Clinchy will continue
his series of Lenten sermons tomor-
row morning. He will discuss the
question, How Shall We Use Suf-
tering?"
Evening star., 1935-04-13
Twelfth Street Christian.

his subject at II am. THE Signifi-
canoe of Palm Sunday At 8 pm.
the junior choir, directed by Mrs.
Hunt, will give a pre-Easter program.
Rev. w. E. Miller, assistant pastor
of Florida Avenue Baptist Church,
will speak. Tuesday night and
Wednesday night Rev. c. P. Dixon
will conduct evangelistic services.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
PALM SUNDAY TOPIC
Chevy Chase Baptist Pastor to
Preach Tomorrow.

THE Triumph and the Tragedy Of
Palm Sunday" will be the subject Of
the sermon at Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow morning by the
pastor. Rev. Edward o. Clark. A
story-sermon will be told to the junior
church. At 7:45 pm, the subject
will be "The Noblest Thing Jesus
Ever Did"
Special services will be held during
Holy week as follows: Wednesday eve
ming, Rev. Charles B. Austin of the
West Washington Baptist Church;
Thursday evening, candlelight COM
munion. in charge of the pastor; Fri
day evening, Rev. Phillip Murray of
Calvary Baptist Church will preach.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
Unftgrpndttnttal
At Mount Pleasant Church
10 am,

DIR. Vladimir GSOvSki
Peasants Under Soviet Rule"
ii am. Rev. Russell ]. Clinchy,
How Shall We Use Suffering"
Thursday. April Is, 8 p.ms
N0rthland Wis., College Choir.
Friday. April 19, 8 PM.
Stainer's THE Crucifixion"
By the Mount Pleasant Church Chorus
l410 Columbia ROad-Phone Ad. 46I4,
Evening star., 1935-04-13
"KINGSHIP OF CHRIST"
ASBURY M. E. TOPIC

row Morning-"Glory of King
dom" Evening Subject.
At Francis Asbury M e. Church
South tomorrow morning "The King
ship of Christ" will be DR.. E. c.
Beery's sermon subject at II am. and
at pm. THE Glory of the King
dom" The quartet and choir will
give special music at both services
The young peoples service will be
held at 6:45 pm, with William
Loeffler leading, The ladies' Bible
class will meet Wednesday at the
church at 8 pm.
On Good Friday evening at o'clock
the quartet and chorus will have a
musical service, followed by holy
communion.
Evening star., 1935-04-13
Free Methodist.

The pastor, Rev. NJ. Hayden. will
have for his subject. at II am, Christ
in Gethsemane." and at night, Truth
That Strikes Home"
Evening star., 1935-04-13
Mfthnhtat Eptatupal

"PALMS OF PROPHECY"
Sermon by the minister at il am.
Palm Sunday music: Choir, Mr.. Nicholson.
hrKENDREE Mass: Avenue between
MSMI.sONHI 9th 4 10th SITS. NV:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Ward, Singers
And minister's sermon: "Sineerity." 8 pm.
Lords Supper Under Candlelight
Thursday evening, 8 O'Clock.
SAMUEL e. ROSE, B, D., Minister.
Evening star., 1935-04-10
POLO TEAMS RESIGN
AS RUFNER TRIBUTE
Ridgewood. Penn Military Out as
U. S. Indoor Tourney Moves
On After Fatality.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 10.-The Ma
~ tional indoor polo championships
will carry on in all three divf-
sions, beginning tomorrow, but with
out the Ridgewood and Pennsylvania
Military College teams, whose game
Saturday resulted in the death of
Eckford Rufner, young Ridgewood
player.
Originally scheduled for tonight,
the opening games were postponed a
day because of Rufner's death, but
the Executive Committee of the In
door Polo Association rejected sug-
eestions that the junior champion
ship be abandoned.
P. M. c. was declared winner OF
the Eastern junior title, but withdrew
from the national event as "a mark
of tribute" to Rufner's memory.
The polo associations Tournament
Committee was empowered to name
one of three other entries in that
division-the West Point Officers
Governors Island or Squadron C-tc
oppose the Detroit Riding Club trio
In the East-West play.
The national title in the senior
division will be decided between the
New York Athletic Club, last years
winner. and the 124th Field Artiller,
of Chicago. The Sherman Memorial
low goal, division will pit Squadron 4
against another 124th Field Artiller!
team. All three titles are decided OF
a two-out of -three-game basis.
Evening star., 1935-04-10

II BERSOLE'S enthusiasm over the
fine support he is getting was
heightened when John A. Ferrall,
general director of the 10-team Agrl-
culture Interbureau, sent in blanks for
IL teams. That was one for good
measure.
Murrell Dawes, organizer OF the
Lucky Strike Independent League. will
have his entire loop represented. The
teams will inc up as follows: Diacos,
Frazier's Hardware. Judd 6 Detweller
Jones Boys, Wrights Excelsior and
Grotto Grill.
The Sanico teams and their captains
are Jumbo Butter, j. r. Council;
Sanico Brooms, Ferris Taylor; Certified
Eggs, j. 3. Keating; Sanico Signs, H.
N. Diehl; Office No. 2, H. T. McFall;
Warehouse No. 2, w. M. De Neane;
Warehouse No. /, Ed Hazelton; Oats,
c. r. Rothgeb: Coffee, Homer Breeder;
Piggly- -Wiggly. C. E. Roberts; Hams,
w. C. Cartrell; Green Bag Coffee, S.
E. Upperman; Cakes. j. R, Fagan;
Peanut Butter, S. P. Bremerman;
Flour, J. S Faulkner; Peas, Charles
E. Yeatman; Office No. l. Melvin Tai
liant; Land o Lakes. j. w. Brockwell;
Eggs. A. c. Thomas: Franks, Bill
Iusby: Extracts, Lester Van Horn;
Bakery No. 1, Douglas Mattison: Bread,
w. Miles; Doughnuts, Philip Douglas;
Bakery No. 2, o. Simmons; Jumbo
Bread, j. Brewer; Coffee Division, Otis
Bastin; Sausage, E. w. Young.
Evening star., 1935-04-10

Untermeyer; Escape. Richard X. Mellon:
Blue Admiral J. E; Ryan: Main Roe and
Royal Ride pots John iIs F. HsEh he's,
sfs st1snssT Mrs Whf.SSuse BSn
drillon. Duncan Read; Old Bachelor. Mrs;
J. H. Whitney; Pnochio. NorthTood
Stables; Muskoeee: Mrs. Sommeryille; Long
RrHs HSe arhsn sae ersn Mrs RSSsrt ESsa eds !Sh
Ssassns tfs fa Jsa Fsrm Ty
Along. r. M. Could: Herrioco. Mrs. Carroll
Bassett: Bad Bob. Mrs. Paul Mellon, Dun
lon. Aughrim Boy j. z, Ryan. Sea Chief.
Paul Mellon; Becoty Alvin Untermeyer;
Lady Lawyer; c: r. Morris; BLACK Tenant.
Winmiil: % Cornelius. Ms whitney. -
Second Day.
The Wanquepin. 1Ha-mile hurdle race
Bad Bob. Mrs. Mellon; Catalina, Paul Mel
eIor. Mrs. Whitney; Liehtning Bolt. Mrs.
Whitney; Lady Fairfax. Lieut.. DevereauX:
Saratoga. Graham Grant; Last Command.
Royal Thomas Mrs. Parks: Fox Play; w.
B. Street; Carl K. j.. North Fletcher;
Nut Shell. Miss Georsia schermerhorn;
aigh Play Henry FsSst RoIlGkns snd PT Eee-
Mills Farm, Flying Feathers, Mrs. Winmiil.
Laing: Hermitage. W. B. Cocks; Argonant.
Northwood tables; Handsome. Col; " w.
Seth STRANGER: Mrs, WhitehouSe
Brose Hover B. Leslie Behr; oliver c..
Mrs. Somerville: Haldale. Mrs. Patterson:
Gigolo Mrs. Makaroff: Laguna Secca, c. E.
Perkins; Drapeau. Alvin Untermeyer: Bag
gatelle and H. J. Smith. Alvin Unter-
meyer; the Prophet. Flying Horse Farm;
Chatter Play. Paul Mellon, .
Long Prince. Graham Grant; Maeroome.
Mrs. summerville; -ormoboy Miss Julia
Shearer: Aughrim Boy and White Light
ming. Warner Baltazzi; Postman Home.
r. NJ. Gould; Regent Thomas Waller;
Pinochio. Northwood ~, Stables; Catalanda, naad.
Dude Danny, Mr.. Frost; Steel Trap. Mrs.
l. r. Tompkins Some Hero. Mrs. $; R.
Legare; Royal Ride John z. Hughes;
Swamp Fox. A. B. Hagner: Jaunty and
Massapeaue Mrs. H. c. Fair: Soughton
Boy Walter Walter. BSTes x;nms SETnelius Mrs Whit
The Groveton. 3-mile timber race-The
Mole. Mrs. George Eustis; Patrick Day y.
Mrs Kenneth Jenkins; Escape. Richard K.
Mellon; Blue Admiral. J: E, Ryan; Laguna
Secca C. E. Perkins; Chatter Play, Paul
Mellon; The Prophet, Flying Horse Farm
Drapeau. Basatelle and H. J; Smith. Al
vim Untermeyer; Royal Ride. John T.
Covert. 1Ka-mile turf race--Corn Dodser,
Mrs. Sommerville; Sweet Lacruse. Mrs.
Simon Patterson: Hill Lofty; Mrs. l. r.
prinmore Lad Paul Mellon; Royal Thomas,
% Bachelor. Mrs: Whitney; Gecotys Alvin
Untermeyer; Argonaute, Northwood Stables;
Star Wink, Miss Lucy Stone: Aries. Mrs.
Stephen J. Clark; Rebel Yell. c. r. WinmiH.
Evening star., 1935-04-10

timber feature of the four-race card
His mount will be Preparedness,
owned by Arthur Meigs of Phila-
delphia. where he has been living re-
Gently With his uncle, Nicholas Guy
Roosevelt.
The complete entry list for the
races. which will start at pm. with
the Manor point TO point. is as fol-
lows:
My Lady's Manor-Over Timber.
Brose Hover; B: L. Behr. owner; r. 3
Young: probable rider.
S1I1sS ogt1sS + BshT Rshr svdn.y B yGgns H'r:t
Dan MCGEE B. [. Behr. S. s. Janney. jr
Hawkins. J. W. Y, Martin. Frank Bonsal
Walter K. Beacon Hill Farm, Congreve
Hotspur II. Mrs. W. Austin wadsworth,
S. s. Janney jr.
Priestess. Miss Margie Fisher. A. Nc
Arundel, Mrs. F. P. Garvan. M. Macy.
sporting Prince. Mrs. F. P. Garvan.
Captain Kettle. Charles s. cheston.
Right Royal Cup-Over Timber.
Preparedness. Arthur Meigs, owner;
Latrobe Roosevelt probable rider.
As Fair, B. L. Behr. Prentiss Porter.
Mullah. B. L. Behr. Sydney Hrst.
Fair Bob. Miss ELIZABETH Sparks. P. D
Appian Way. James W. Maloney owner
Mallirue. c. L. A. Heiser. Lyman Wright
Dan MCGEE. B. L. Behr. s. 8. Jsnney jr
Avalon. Howard Bruce BENJAMIN H
Out Of Town. H. G. Pocock. Albert
Pocock.
Sssasaa a.ssoa Sansy s. aess. e S.nqsy % K
John Rush STREET. Memorial-Over Brush
Forget It. p. D. Reid. owner; P. D
Rocky Shore. Ernest L. woodward. Ray
nVae George Jessel. Henry Hockheimer. M
Mystro Chester F. Hockey. N. coe.
Zermath. Walker Simpson. jr.. B. An.
steatt.
Flying Ebony Platoon the Flat.
Meredith Mrs. T. W. Durant. owner
Charles R. White probable rider.
Fair Bob. Miss Elizabeth Sparks. p. D
Reid.
Back and Wins. Katherine Christie
'0nn Madame RE ward. Kinloch Yellott, Kinloct
Our own. Lucien C. Lowndes. Lucien C
Sea Chart. Mrs. F. P. Garvan. M. Macy
Legender. Mrs F. P. Garvan. no rider.
Renard Chester F. Hockey. no rider.
Addenda-The Junior Woman's Clut
of Orange plans community school
ing show On April 20. featuring cos
tune class. with riders representing
fictitious or historical characters asso'
ciated with horses. Unison Bloom
field will have its annual exhibition
on May 8, the day before the Virgins
Gold Cup. the Little Grand Nation
al, week from Saturday, definftel!
will be held at the new course OF
Hereford Farm, York road, OUTSIDE
Baltimore. .Loudoun County Hun
will hold its show June l, at Belmont
the estate Of former Secretary Of Wa
and Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley. .Harr!
B. Thornton and Courtland Smith vii
Judge the Hampton, Va, Horse Shov
May II and 18. w. G. Pitcher, pres
ident of the Piedmont Hunt Club. ha
been selected to head the Uppervill'
Horse and Colt Show June IS and IA
Evening star., 1935-04-10
M|DD[EBURC HUNT
DRAWS BIG FIELD
1873 Horses Are Entered in
Twelve Events Slated
for Two Days.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


n 4 IDDLEBURG. Va, April TO-
M One of the largest entry lists
in its history has been an
nounced here by the Middle
burg Hunt for its Spring race meeting
on the D. c. Sands estate Saturday
and next Wednesday afternoon.
One hundred and thirty eight entries
from the leading steeplechase stables
of the country have been named for
- events to be run over brush.
timber and turf.
Outstanding among them are the
eight horses nominated for the Middle
burg Cup, the four-nile chase over
post and rail which Is ranked as the
feature of the double card. They are:
John M. Schiff's Indigo, which ran
Drinmore Lad a close second in the
Carolina Cup two weeks ago; Mrs.
George Eustis' Charioterr, winner of
the top race at Pinehurst this Spring;
Mrs. Vadim Makaroff's Gigolo, second
to Drinmore Lad in the cup last year;
Mrs. Simon Patterson's Career, which
won a race over this course last Fall;
Flying Horse Farms The Prophet
one time winner of the Virginia Gold
Cup; Paul Melons Chatterplay, a con-
verted show ring jumper; Alvin
Untermeyer's Bagatelle. and Mrs.
Charles E. Perkins Laguna Secca.
The list of entries for other races
follows:
The Sunnybank. IA miles turf race
Star Wink, Miss Lucy Stone; Corn Dodger
and Last Command, Mrs. Sommerville;
Sweet Lacruss. Mrs: simen Patterson; alters,
Mrs; Lewis a. Park; Stag u: Richard TX <.
Mellon; Daily, H. B. Phipps; Rebel YELL
william skinner Msmor1al sMs. SdA,bWnss a miles
Stable; Kings Navy, Mrs. Gerald Red
mond: Our Friend, Mrs. Werner Reed;
Tereus; Mrs. Thomas H: sQmmesyille; Wal; sld
Punch, Mrs. John Hay whitney.
The Rose Hill, 3-mile timber race
weIbourne Jake: Mrs. sommerville: Chat
terplay. Paul Mellon; Seth STRANGER. Mrs.
Norman d. r. Whitehouse; Drapeau. Alvin
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Many Come en- Masse.

A SURPRISING number of leagues
~ have signed up 100 per cent, ac-
cording to Ebersole, who is out
every night digging for entries. Paul
Messink, president of the Department
Store League, has entered his entire
eight-team loop, which includes many
such topnotch shooters as the veteran
Vic Riston of Kann's, the leagues
high average man; Hi Baker of Lans-
burgh's and Don Boyer of Hecht's.
Captains of other teams entered
are Dwight Terry of Palais Royal,
Isador Cohen of Raleigh Haberdasher,
Louis Green of Young Shoes, Bill
Aiken of Credit Bureau and Francis
Rupert of Frank R. Jelleff's.
Another league to enter its entire
roster is the Federal, with II teams.
It's teams and captains are: District
Building, Charlie Bernhardt; G. P. O..
Jerry Cowden; Home Owners Loan
Corporation. Red Morgan; Internal
Revenue. Will Kluttz; T. B. E. w, Dick
Lee: Investigation, Harold Kasson;
National Parks. Leo Bittender: N. r.
A.. Joe Freschi; Navy Yard. Hugh
Crawley; Post Office Department, H.
l.. Vanderlip; Veterans AdminiStra-
ton B. S. Taylor, and Union Printers,
Bill Costigan.
Evening star., 1935-04-10

I asked him to pair me with some
other has-been"
Freddie Mcleod was within ear
shot. He stepped up to Jock and
said, That's fine, Jock. You and I
are going to play in the first round.
Just two old has-beens together"
Back from Augusta with the North
Berwick Scot came william w. Hin
shaw, the former opera star, who
played at Columbia until the big
snow last January and then scam
pered of for Augusta, where he
spent the rest of the Winter. Hin
shaw had shelter house built out
around the eighth tee last Winter
where he and Freddie could go and
hit golf shots when the weather was
too bad to play. But just about the
Evening star., 1935-04-10

"RED MCLEOD comes back from
- Augusta with the best yarn of
the week. 1t concerns another
veteran Scottish golfer, also a
champion of many years ago, as is
Freddie. who won the national open
crown in 1908.
Voluble and excitable Jock Hutchi-
son, the Scot from Chicago. was
chatting in the lobby of an Augusta
hotel Just before the tournament, with
a friend who was surprised to see
THE Hutch around. YES" said
Jock, II wired Bob I could come, and
Evening star., 1935-04-10

it hit the green and rolled. Bob Jones
said: The darned thing is going in. ;
And in 1t went"
But there Is one fellow who missed
the big SHOW, or at least the most
dramatic part of it. He is Sherman
Ford of Columbia and Burning Tree.
who saw Bob Jones win all four
championships in 1880 and never
misses a big golf event II he can 60.
Sherman was up in the club house
congratulating Craig Wood" Lau-
dick said, land he missed seeing the
shot that really won the tournament
I don't think he will ever get over it,"
Fred Mcleod says Bob Jones now is
convinced that he cannot keep pace
with the professional stars of the
game unless he gets f1cck of tourna-
Evening star., 1935-04-10
Set-IJp for Miss Rawls.

Kiss RAWLS, Americas all-round
N champion, was figured COM
Portable winner in the only
other senior championship on the
nights program, the 300-yard indivi-
dual medley. The "minnow from
Miami" had only two rivals, June Burr
of Coral Gables, Fla, and Johanna
German, a teammate Of Miss Rights
from Homestead. Miss Rawls is the
defending champion and world record
holder in the medley with the time
Of 4:122.
Miss German will try for the ma
tional girls junior A. A. U. l00-yard
breaststroke championship tonight,
competing against II other girls.
Qualifying trials in all champion
ship events, except the medley, were
scheduled for this afternoon.
Medica, whose powerful strokes have
carried him to almost every distance
record in the free style, will shoot for
one of the most elusive marks in
swimming tonight-the 300-yard free
style record of 3:O68 held by James
r. Gilhula of the Detroit A. C. Keifer
will try for a world record in the 400
meter backstroke and new Ameri-
can record in the 500-yard backstroke.
The 400-meter mark is held by NJ.
Kiyokawa of Japan at 5:30.4: the
500-yard American record of 6:472
is held by w. H. Wiley. jr.. Of Prince.
ton.