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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16

The service Sunday was splen-
did, the subject being Prosperity
and Success" It was very beauti-
fully discoursed and our hearts
were made to rejoice.
Our attendance is increasing and
we hope with the help of God, to
blossom forth and do much good
during this year for the Spiritual
uplift of all who attend.
The mid-week prayer service was
well attended and our success is
assured II we continue to pray.
The Stewardess Board held q
meeting and elected officers, as did
also TIE Allen c. E. League. We
invite the young people to come
and take part with US in our Chris
tian Endeavor and help rs in our
efforts for the upbuilding of hu-
mainly.
The Allen Circle will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Alice Cook, 2723
Both Ave. s., on Thursday, October
10, at 2:30 p. m.
We thank all the visiting pas
tors and their members and friends
who met with Us in our first quar-
teriy meeting. The very able SER
mon by Rev. Copeland of Wayman
was enjoyed by all, and the music
Of the choir, as always, was superb.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16

FOR SALE-Five rooms of fur
niture valued at $500. Bargain.
800 Cash. Call Dale 1925.
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ST. PAUL CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTED

NEW SMALL PIANO, $145,
USED, AT $500. TUNING, So
WEST 7th ST.
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MINNEAPOLIS CLASSIFIED

Modernistic Beauty Parlor and
Beauty Parlor, 1889 E. Franklin.
Open for business, H. Florez,
Prop. Main 0636.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16

Upper fiat, four rooms, sun par
lor, oil burner, adults. $500. 775
Iglehart. Dale 8246.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16
ST. PETER A. NJ. z. CHURCH

There will be special services
Sunday morning, Rev. Carlyle F.
Stewart preaching the sermon.
The ChOirs have prepared new
songA
Miss Celeste Carter, President of
the Young Peoples League, has
secured a speaker for their hour
and q pleasant time is hoped for.
On Sunday, Oct. 25, there will
be an Old Settlers Day at the
morning service. We hope you
will help by bringing the elderly
people to the church this day that
they may enjoy a service with you.
Friday evening, the 23rd, at 8
o'clock, there viii be an organ re-
cital given by the church at the
Neal Funeral Home, Inc. There
will be no admission charge.
This firm has done many things
Of warranted appreciation for the
community and your presence is
requested that you may show to
each Of as your regard for high
progressive service.
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS
A plentiful weI-cooked dinner,
served By boy walters instead Of
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16

For Rent - Large furnished,
steam heated room. Couple pre-
ferred. Elk. 4612 or Dale 3437.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-10-16
Congratulations

Congratulations in order W. who
his seventh anniversary pastor of Zion Baptist church, Minneapolis
This newspaper joins with two communities extending the
good Reverend and his fine hpmae congratulations years
of service to his community We hope in similar greeting
years hence.
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A plentiful well-cooked dinner,
served By boy walters instead Of
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bungalow. Call ]. L. James, 900
Carroll Avenue.
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ROOMS AND HOUSES

JUST WHAT YOU WANT:
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Matka.

V Chicago 19leta Dorothy
Gearuso, navstevovatelka hos
pod, v sobotu nechala 5 mesicG
stareho synka Franka We straw
MIN dome zavreneho v zasuvce
satnlku a sla ma flam. Kirk a
plac ditete upozornil MATTEL
ku, Elizabeth Smithovou, KITE
ra sla vysetrovati a nasla dfte
v privrenem supleti tax, ably
sc dite zrovna ~nezadusilo, ale
ably nemohlo sc pohnouti a
snad vypadnouti.
Ma stanici matka udala, re Sc
s muzem rozesla a dlte pry v
sobotu odporucila peel pr1tele
Edwina Younga a sla Sc sestrou
ktera vystupuje jake bavicka,
do taverny a kdyz bylo pc pra-
ci tax navst1vily nekolik zabav-
Mich mistnostl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Srazka lodi.

48 osob bylo svrzeno do no
re, kdyz rybafska LODI S rybaT-
skou vypravou, a nakladn1 LODI
Angelina Sc srazily V mlze u
Ambrosova majaku, New York
Jeden zemTel, kdyz byl vyta-
zen z vody. Pet osob bylo po-
ran6no . RybaTska LODI Sc poto-
pila.
Vsichni ma palube mensf lodi
byli shozeni do vim, ale byli wy
tazeni lodmi pobTeznf straze a
dv6ma jinymi s%oukromymi To-
demi, ktere krizovaly We vo-
dach nestest1 v one dobe. Ma
kladnfk stall k pomoci, pokud
vsichni trosecnfci nebyli zachra
neni, a pax odplul do sveho
pieru v Brooklyne. Pfedbezna
prohlfdka ukazala, re naklad-
nj LODI unikla poruse.
Nest6stf Sc pripisuje mlze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Ze ~vzpominek nasich.

Pred mnoha lety Rudolf Fri
mi, znamy csl. skladatel, vypra
vel v New Yorku, kterak trel
bidu v spolecnem byte S Vacla-
VEN Bart1kem, jinym Cechem,
nez tento Sc stall baletnim mis-
trem u metropolitan opery, a
Friml Ease zbohatl skladanim
hubby pro lehke operetky. Oba
tehdy jeste nadejnl mladenci
NELL obllbeneho psfka, co je-
den z mala luxusG, a jelikoz
psGm Sc chce j1st, venovali re
svych skrovnych prfjmd 10 cen
til ma kousky masa a kost by
mu uvaTili polevku. "Ale kdyz
sc polevka ~uvarila, tax pekne
vonela a my jsme byli sami tax
hladov1, re jsme il skoro vsec-
ku snedli, a ma PISA Sc dostalo
jen co zbylo," pov1dal kdysl
kolem r. 1920 Friml v hospode
"U Zemka", kan chodil Ultra
Get sve operetn1 vydelky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
-Odsouzen ma 10 rokI.

Perry E. Griffin, 24lety byva-
~ kazatel, odsouzen byl v Har
'risonville, Mo-, ma 10 rokI pro
loupez- Utekl svym casem Cd
sve manzelky a 3 d1tek a pocal
z1ti ma divoko" S Fl rokG sta
rou, Madge Copeland.
= Ctyfi ozbrojenf lupici pri-
Sli v Chicago do Teznickeho
kramu firmy Pioneer Market
Co., wall $500 z registru a $40
z kapes majetnik1 obchodu a
tf1 prodavacG, jez vsechny "a
hnali pax do lednice.
= Diva JIM lupici vnikli dc
kancelaTe firmy Clifton Clean.
ers. z pokladny vybrali ST..
900.
= Tri lupici v AUTOMOBILE
pfitlacili k chodnlku auto Ben.
jamina Melskyho a donutili je.
ably jim vydal $3.50, ktere 81 We.
ri z banky do jldelny Contra
|jejlmz je majetn1kem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Litkup srnrti.

Cetnictvo ma Volynsku vySe-
trovalo nahlou smrt roln1ka F.
Fukerieda a vazne onemocnenf
dvou jeho spolecnfkG. Smrt
prvn1ho i onemocnenf druhych
ukazovaly ma otravu alkoho-
len pfi cemz bylo vysloveno
podezren1, re jde snad o mety-
alkohol. re vsichni tfi pred O.
nemocnenfm lihoviny poll, bylo
~zjisteno. Bylo jmenovana i OBJ
chodnice, ktera pry mela ma
sklade asi 800 litrG drevneho
lihu. Nafcena vsak byla pode-
zreni zprostena, kdyz Sc uka-
zalo, re jej1 lihoviny jsou zcela
nezavadne. K tomu pTistoupi-
10 ~zjisten1, re Fukerieder a je-
no diva spolecnfci pill "litkup",
a re dohromady v nedlouhe ca
sove dob6 vypili "a 600 Kc la
cinych koTalek. To je ovsem
m~nozstv1, ktere Sc musilo stat
osudnym. Fulkerieder to "a
platil zivotem, druzf diva zka-
zenym zdravfm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Boure " Oklahoma.

Dive osoby byly zabity a II
tezce poraneno pfi prudke vi
chrici, ktera radila blize AL
bert V okresu Caddo, Oklaho-
ma.
Lane, dcera Mrs. Lagron, by
la nesena vichTic1 ctvrt mile cd
mista u sv6ho obydlf, kde sta
la, jak oznamili farmafi
Cliff Jackson a Joseph Hal
ford, kteTf il nalezli. Byl il pre-
razen nos a lekari Sc obavajl,
re ma i lebecn1 kost roZstlp-
nutou.
" Elk City, Oklahoma, v
osade O 1000 obyvatelich ma
sledkem prudk6ho lijaku a vi
chrice protrhla Sc hraz, ktera
stala $35O,O0O. Pc protrzeni
hraze voda zatopila farmafsk6
okolf jizne odtud, c1mz mesto
bylo pTipraveno o pitnou vodu,
N6kolik studn1, udrzovanych
pro pr1pad nouze, je naplnenC
bahnem a voda z Mich nen1 k
poz1van1.
Pr bouTi pTislo k poranent
pet osob a jeden utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Milionar odkazal jmeni
nuZnVm.

V Pittsburghu, Pa, majetek
V Gene vetsl nez 100000 Cd
kazal Addison H. Gibson, 75le-
ty, chudine. Gibson jake mia
dix pracoval ma farme a trpel
n~edostatek. Pozd6ji Sc mu da-
rilo V olejn1ch podnicich a zis-
kal znacny majetek.
Byl synem chud6ho obchod-
n1ka V Elderton, Pa. Zemrel v
Tulsa, Okla, jake milionaT a
pod1ln1k vice nez sesti olejnych
spolecnostf, We kterych zasta-
val RUNE 1rady We sboru redi-
telskem. z jeho majetku bylo
odkazano pf1buznym 800, 900
Ostatnl majetek jeho Dude "a
chovan jake fond pro chud6,
ktery Dude spravovati sbor re-
ditelG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Pro zrychleni.

V Oklahoma City, Okla,
soudce Evert Crismore pfisel
ma napad, jak by Sc dala pra-
ce S projednavan1m pTipadu u
rychliti. Zdalo Sc mu vzdy, re
Sc vlece vse pfilis zdlouhav6
z toho dGvodu dal odstraniti
vsechna v%ycpavana sedadla z
porotni sine a nahradil je oby-
cejnymi, tvrdymi. To zkratilo
dobu potrebnou k rozhodovani
porotcG O jednu hodinu. Ale
ami to mu nestacilo. Dial Cd
straniti pozdeji vsechna soda
ola a cas- Sc zkratil ma mini
mum 10 minut, a nejvyse As m
nut. PAX dial okna porotn1 81
ne zabedniti a zatlouci hreb1.
ky. Jeho pokus sc osvedcil
Porota jest nynf hotova S YER
diktem obycejne hned v 5 az
.25 minutach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Slaveni prvniho MAZE klidne.

V New Yorku byl maj osla-
ven statisfci delnfky. Byl vsu-
de zachovan vzorny poTadek a
nikde nedoslo k vytrznosti, a.
niz bylo zapotrebl policejniho
zakrocenf. Policie pravi, re
ma Newyorskem namest1 bylo
nejmene 40, 900 SOCIALISM,, ko-
munistI a pr1slusn1kG jednotne
fronty a stejny pocet byl v Ball
parku, kde slavily remeslnicke
unie prvn1ho MAZE. V st. Louis
NELL prvnf majovou slavnost cd
skoncenf svetove valky. V Gle
velandu dali o sobe slyseti Ku
Klux Klani, kter1 zapalili vel
ky kriz s plakatem, ma nemz
bylo napsano: "Nestrpime ko-
munismus'' Policie kTfz odstra-
Mia a vSe skonceno v poradku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Prorok.

V st. Louis, Mo-, Will Du-
rant, filosof a spisovatel pred
cleny organisace skoln1ch in
spektorI prohlasil, re znarod-
nenf nerostnych a uhelnych To-
zisek Sc v budoucnosti ukaze
nezbytnym. Mezi jinym pra-
vii: "V obdob1 mezi depresi
kterou prave proz1vame "a tou,
ktera pravdepodobne Dude j
pc jiste dobe nasledovati, mo-
hou nasi ~prdmyslov1 magnati
vzdor vsem pokusGm selhati v
resent nezamestnanosti a prI-
myslove krise. V takovem pr1-
pade jew Sc plan ma znarodne-
nj spramenG uhelneho a rudne-
no bohatstvi jedinym prostred-
KEN k zamezenl obohacenl sc
nekolika jedincI, ma 1kor ostat
Mich vrstev naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
/. Dslnicka Olympiada
" Americe.

Diva mesfce pouze deli mas
cd jednoho z nejvyznacnejs1ch
podnik1 csl. Ameriky letosnf-
no roku =. Delnicke Olympi-
ady v Clevelandu, o., prvnich
dnech cervence. Uhledne jeji
plakaty rozletly Sc pc cele O.
blasti Spoj. Stat1.
zadosti O plakaty dosly z Ka-
lifornie i statd vychodn1ch, z
Kanady i Alabamy, z Ohia i
Iowy, z Texasu a Arizony, O.
klahomy a j. Znacneho vyzna-
mu ma ovsem pf1ma odezva v
tisku a pratelske hlasy, vitajfcf
velky tento podnik csl. delnic-
iva.
V chicagske Svornosti oval
Sc z Baltimore znamy jeff do
pisovatel a starry sokolsky pra-
covnfk, krajan Karel Matousek
"a. dubna. We sve pravidelne
kapitole: 81 naseho Marylan-
du', upozornuje ma zajezd del
nickych telocvikar1 z CSR. a
doporucuje, ably byli rozhodne
zfskani k navsteve Baltimore.
Poukazuje ma fakt, re v tonic
krajanskem stTedisku je take
Del. Sokol a ujistuje, re borci
byli by tam nadsene uv1tani,
prave tax jake vzdy delegace
sokolske. Pravf, re DTJ. jsou
dnes dGlezitou slozkou naseho
narodniho celku We stare vlasti,
jejich clenstvo je pokrokove a
CSR. ma v Mich stejne oddane
syny jake v radach sokolskych
Pres r1znost nazor1 je u mich
stejna vile prospect csl. repu-
blice. Cd jejich navst6vy je
mono 81 slibovati oziveni ne
jen jejich organisacf, ale vseho
naseho kulturn1ho zivota.
o informace i plakaty, tisko-
pisy a odznaky Olympiady pts.
tie ma KancelaT Olympiady
1854 Broadway, Cleveland, O
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08

kraJanske z ruZnych stfan.
- Karel Marek, 18lety stu
dent kolleje sv. Prokopa v Lis
lie, utonul malem jezfrku ma
campu, kdyz Sc S MIN pTevratil
maly clun. Marek pochazel z
Fort Dodge, Iowa.
- Ma hrbitove osady sv. Mi
chala v Norway pohrben byl
Karel Trojowsky, ktery zem-
rel v nedeli We start rs rok1.
Pochazel z Czech.
Jake 17lety mladfk prijel v
cervenci 1877 do Spojenych
Statn. O sest let pozdeji oze-
nil Sc v zaT1 1888 S Lenou Wal
tersovou. Pc radu let zamest-
naval Sc vyrabenfm cihel a Hill
nenych trubek. Posledni do
bou zabyval Sc spravkou obu-
vi. nebot We stare vlasti ucil Sc
v mladi Temeslu obuvnickem.
Tydenik "Narodne Novi-
n.y., organ Narodneho Sloven-
skeho Spolku z Pittsburgh, Pa,
oznamuje, re soud vyhodil "a
lobu Klementa Ihriskeho proti
MSS, a redakotru Zarymu,
kterou Sc tento domahal ma
brady $4,000 "a urazku zpu-
sobenou tiskem.
Podkladem Ihriskeho zaloby
byl "otvoreny list, ktery "Na-
rodne Noviny" otiskly Ia. zari
1892. Byl adresovan tehdejsf-
mu predsedovi MSS. a podep-
sal jej tTfclenny vybor Frant.
Malucky, Juraj J. Welky a Ka-
rol Dubosh, jakoz i S. V. Kno-
tex, pfedseda 4. odboru MSS.
v Clevelande.
V tonic liste mezi jinym byl
tehdejsf pTedseda varovan, ably
nejmenoval zadne vysetrujici
vybory, jezto by to bylo jen mr.
hani pence vdov a sirotkG. Ia
roven byla v liste projevena sill
ma oposice proti jmenovan1 Kle
menta Ihriskeho do takoveho
vyboru nasledkem jeho mech
valneho rekordu jake 1Tednfka
MSS. a vysetrovatele v dobe
svindld Vokolkovych, ktery 81
odsedel nekolik rokG "a mTlze-
mi trestnice statu Ohia.
-Frantisek Vondra v Mont
gomery, Mimi, ktery dovrsil
rekord 55leteho clenstv1 u jed
noty Ceskoslovenskych Spolk6
w Americe, dostal zlaty zasluz-
ny odznak.
= V Clevelandu, ~policejni
kapitan, Louis J. Cadek, obza-
lovany velkoporotou v peti prf-
padech pro vymahanf a prij1-
mani 1platk6 cd podloudnik6
likeru, Dude zalovan federaln1-
mi 1rady pro vyhnutf Sc place
nj danf z PRINT a pro osizen!
vladnfho Department.. Ackol.
se Cadek primal. re 81 v dobe
prohibicnich rokG ulozil $780,
1000.
" Chicago v nemocnic.
zemrel 81lety krajan John Ko.
vac. Kovac Sc v sebevrazed'
mem 1myslu postTelil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Odsouzen Poole Mannova aktu

Fay Lew, Cfnan re ST. Louis,
byl odsouZen ma diva roxy do
Leavenworthu a pokutovan
$500 soudcem Davisem, kdyZ
Sc primal vinen poruseni
Manova aktu, ktery zakazule
prevoz zeny pres hranice do
jineho statu "a nerestnym ice
lem. Jung Nom, jiny Clnan, a
beloch Earl White, pred tim
byli odsouzeni ma til roxy do
v6zenf. Vsichni til byli zatce-
nj, kdyz odvezli dive dvlky re
st. Louis do New Yorku, kde Je
umfstili do domG nefesti v Gin
ske ctvrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Csl. Sachista vftezem.

Dne "a. dubna, byl skoncen
v Margate v Anglii, mezinarod
nj sachovy turnaj, u prilezitos-
ii druheho velikonocniho kon-
gresu Ken County Chess Asso-
citation. Turnaje Sc z~1castnilo
deset mistrG, vcetne Very Men
sfkove, csl. sachisty, ktera jest
svetovou championkou.
Salo Flohr, csl. nejpTednejsi
mistr sachove hry, dobyl prvni
ceny. Docllil z dewitt her Gel
KEN z a pIl bodu oproti l a pGl
bodu nerozhodnych her.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08

Predbezne oznameni zabav.

- Statn1 Rada Katolickeho
Delnfka uspoTada "Majovy
Pies" v pondeli, 10. kv6tna v
dolejS1ch m1stnostech osadn1
sv. Vaclavske skoly ma Colling-
ton Avenue. Zacatek v 8 hodin
vecer.
= Pevecky Dram. Sbor sv.
Cecilie z New Yorku sehraje
divadlo MAVEN "Vesnice zpf-
va, V nedeli, 10. kv6tna v o.
sadn1 SIM ma Collington Ave.
Zacatek pfesne We 3 hodiny Cd
poledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
Nehodou vracen zrak.

" Mount Holly, N. J. 4Olety
Herbert Bowden, domovn1k v
soudnf budove, byl ma prave O.
ko SLEEPY jiz % rokG. LekaTi
p%rohlasili, re uz ma ne nikdy
nebude videti. Pred meslcem
mu do tohoto Okla vletel zhavy
uhlfk, pocitil palcivou bolest, a.
lie kdyz Sc popalenina zahojila,
Bowden mohl videti / ma druhe
oko. Nyni bylo p%rohlaseno re
zrak mu vratila prave tato ne
hoda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
z lasky.

V Glendale, K~alifornie, Wal
ter Keanan, z Huntington, "a
strelil Annie Hussmanovu, po-
kladnici a pax sebe, kdyz tato
pohrdla jeho laskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08
VZPOMINKA.
Anna kapralkOva

a nyn1 klidne drima ma hrbito-
We Nejsvetejsfho Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-05-08

JOSEF KAPRALEK, syn, JOSEFA CEsKA, dcera,
KAREL cEsKA, yet a vsechny vnouGata.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
Rutgers Checks
Mary|dndNine

University of Maryland's nine
game winning baseball streak had
been broken today, the Old Liners
dropping a 10-7 contest to
Rutgers in New Brunswick, N. j.,
yesterday. A six-run rally in the
seventh, plus two more runs in
the eighth, rewarded the Scarlet
with victory.
Roy Lins. Rutgers hurler, held
the Old Liners to seven hits, one
of which was homer by Mike
Surgent, Second-baSeman.
The Old Liners close their dia-
mond season against Army at West
Point tomorrow.
In the meantime. the Maryland
lacrosse team was putting on fin
ishing preparations for tomorrow'S
battle with its ancient foe, Johns
Hopkins, at HomeWood Field in
Baltimore tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock. Victory for the Old
Liners will give them the national
collegiate championship.
Maryland. whose defense has
been weakened when Jim Hart,
cover point, was lost due to an
automobile accident, hasn't been
beaten by a college ten.
The Washington times., 1936-05-22

shortstOp. 300: FOxx. Red SOx. third
base, 300; utility, Werber, Red SOx,
800. Outfield: hi Maggie. Yankees.
900; AverilI. Indians. 800; GOslin.
Tigers, 800: Moses, Athletics, 400, and
Chapman, Yankees. 300.
NATIONAL observation-disclosures: Hub
bell, Giants, 300; j. Dean. Cardinals,
300; Derringer, Reds, 500; MungO,
DOdRers, 800 CatChePs Hartnett,
Cubs. 800, and MancusO. Giants. 800.
Infield: Terry. Giants. first base, 800;
Herman, Cubs, second base. 900;
vaughan, Pirates. shOrtstOp. 100; Dur0-
cher, Cardinals, third base. 300: uttl-
Itv. CuCcinelIO. Reea, 300. Outfield:
Medwick, Cardinals. 1000; J. Moore.
Giants, 800; OFT, Giants, 800; Pepper
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League
Starts P| lay

The Times-Herald carrier boys
baseball league OF Cleveland Park,
Chevy Chase and Bethesda will get
under way tomorrow morning at
7:45 when Stations 19 and 40 will
cross bats with Station 43 at
Friends Field and Stations % and
Ala heavy bats encounter Station
80 at the Chevy Chase Fairgrounds
at Western Avenue and Forty-tirSt
Street.
The season has been divided into
two Six-week schedules with the
winners of the first period playing
the winners of the second period
for the championship. Joseph
Dowd will officiate at the Play
grounds and Willie Silverman at
Friends.
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and
PutOutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

by GEOROE "A. SAMPSON
Eddie COlliflOwer, Bureau of In
vestigatiOn third Sacker, has been
under physicians care since
being struck in the face by a
pitched ball in Sundays game with
Annapolis A. c.. Carter Barron
and Gene Ford go fishing when
ever free from their duties.
George d. Nelson, Assistant Cor
pOratiOn Counsel, probably will be
among those attending the initial
outdoor wrestling show at Griffith
Stadium next Thursday night and
Harry G. Pitt likely will be present
when Phil Furr and Harry Dub
linsky square off Monday.
Victor Kracher expects 100 per
cent attendance by Manor Club
members for tOmOrrOw's stag
"Field Day.. Bill Whites golf
game practically has gone to seed,
his Government position taking
him from the city frequently e.
Clark Jones has been tuning up
for the horseshoe pitching contest,
one of the featured events of the
Heurich employees outing to Piney
Point tomorrow and Sunday. t.
"SchOOlboy" Griffith, who'll prob
ably pitch for the Washington
Elites against the Pittsburgh
CrawfOrdS in Griffith Stadium to-
morrow, still pursueS his studies
at Tennessee A & l.. Judge Alton
LeSSard, former Georgetown U.
football manager and youngest
Judge in Names history, is visit
ing here with the States governor,
Louis J. Brann.
Maury Fitzgerald collected on
his wager with Witty Cox when
shattering Is out of rs skeet
targets. Gorge Diffenbaugh,
Tommy Ryan and AL Treder tai
lied the scores in yesterdays Sec
tional final of the WOmen'S Ma
tional handicap golf champion
ship at Indian Spring BallstOn
business men, styling themselves
the Texas Rangers, defeated the
BaIlstOn A. c., 10, in a donkey
baseball game last night. &.
Johnny Mears, former assistant
pro at Congressional Country
Club, carded 10 in yesterdays
opening round of the MetrOpOli-
tan Open at Quaker Ridge. -.
Charlie PettijOhn, Georgetown U.
amateur, shot SO.
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Seeks Unlimited Foe

game at Boston, July 7. The vote
was taken among staff men
throughout the various major
league cities for the purpose of es-
tablishing some basis of sentiment
at this time for the fans of the
nation who later will nominate Is
of the 81 players on each team by
way of newspaper polls.
Grove and Gomez. in the
American League, and Medwick,
in the National, registered perfect
scores. Jimmy Foxx, Of the Red
Sox: Charley Gehringer, Of the
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it, and particularly off left
handed pitching. He can chop
a ball to left field, or bunt it
as well as the next one. II
Ruth had done what Lewis does
under the identical conditions,
the Bambino might have hit
500. He certainly ignored hun.
dreds of opportunities to hit to
left,
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League outfield. If this is con-
firmed by the subsequent voting,
Di Maggie will be the only first
year man ever to have appeared
in the all-star game.
The international News Service
selections, with voting percent
ages, are:
RICAN LEAGUE-PitcherS:
Grove, Red SOX. 1000; Gomez, Yam
KEGS. 1000; w. Terrell, Red SOx.
800; Rowe. Tigers. 800. CatChers:
DiCkey, Yankees. 100: COChrane, IT,
gers, 800. InfieId: GehriG, Yankees,
first base. 100: GehrinEer, Tigers, sec.
Ond base, 300; Appling, White SOx,
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Tigers; Billy Herman, of the Cubs:
Dizzy Dean, of the Cardinals, and
Carl Hubbell, of the Giants, were
near-perfect, missing only one vote
each.
Other high-vote men are Terry,
Giants; Hartnett. Cubs: Gehrig,
Yankees; Joe Moore, Giants, and
Vaughan, Pirates. Joe Di Maggie,
who is turning the American
League upside down in his first
year, shares high score honors
with Earl Averill for the American
The Washington times., 1936-05-22
By DAVIS J. WALSH

NEW YORK, May 22-Robert
Moses Grove. man for man and
record for record the great pitcher
of baseball today: Lefty Gomez, of
the New York Yankees, and
"Ducky" Medwick, who as right
hand hitter may yet rank. with
Hornsby and Heilmann, are I'M
animous choices in an Interna-
tional News Service poll on the
all-star lineups for the annual
American and National League
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Martin, Cardinals. 400; Berger. Bees,
400.
AS will be the case in the vot-
ing by the fans, which will close
at midnight of June 20, two
catchers, four pitchers, five in
fielders and five outfielders were
named for each team. In order
to be certain that every club is
represented at the game. the
leagues will name the remaining
five players for each al-star
lineup. Last year the rival man
ayers did all the picking.