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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

President Franklin d. Roose-
welt a mlstopresident, John N.
Garner, dobyli nejvetsiho do
sud v1tezstv1 V presidentskych
volbach teto zeme. President
Roosevelt zvftezil We 46 statech
re 48.
We stredu rano president
Roosevelt tesil Sc kontrole 523
elektoralnich HAST. Ku zvole-
nj presidentem je potrebi 266
elektoraln1ch hlas1.
Jenom diva staty: Maine a
! Vermont daily Landonovi vet
Sinu.
Governor Landon zaslal pre-
sidentu Rooseveltovi blaho-
pfejny telegram.
Ma telegram odpovedel pre-
sident Roosevelt:
"Jsem Yam vdecnym "a Vas
pfatelsky telegram a dGveTuji,
re vsichni my Americana Dude
me nyn1 pracovati pro spolecne
dobro. Posilam Yam kazde
pratelske pTanf."
S nepTedvidanou silou presi-
dent Roosevelt hromadil v den
volebni obrovske pocty HAST
pc cele zemi S vyminkou jenom
til statd. Illinois volil jej vet
ISinOu pres 700. 600 hlasu. Chi
|cago mesto dalo presidentu nej
vets1 vetsinu, kdy danou ktere-
mukoliv demokratickemu kan
didatu a New York mesto poe
tito jej vetsinou pres jeden mi
lion hlasd.
Pennsylvania stat, ktery hla-
soval pred ctyTmi roxy pro
Hoovera, vstoupil v 1tery do
rady statd pochoduj1c1ch pro
znovuzvolen1 Roosevelta. Vet
sina Rooseveltova byla We statu
tom v poctu 100000 hlasG. Me-
sto Filadelfie opustilo republi-
kanske fady a zaradilo Sc ku
Rooseveltovi.
Ma 100000 Americkych
volic1 1~castnilo sc 1tern1ch vo-
leb, v poctu tom tr1st1cfm vse-
chny dosavadn1 pocty pfedes-
lych voleb.
V ohromnem tonic nadSenl
pro Roosevelta tTet1 strana, j1z
V Gel stoj1 knee, Charles E.
CougDlin a kongresn1k, Will
liam Lemke, fakticky zmizela
pod spoustami HAST. Jenom
nekolik malo HAST sehnala We
statech Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island a Michigan, kde poole
predpovedi Coughlinovy mela
tret1 strana hromaditi plno
hlasG.
President Roosevelt zvitezil
III We statu Kansas, statu to, v
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nemz governerem je republi-
kansky kandidat Landon. Vet
sina Rooseveltova v Kansas sta
tn je ma $4,000 hlas1.
V pfedtuse plneho v1tezstvl
president Roosevelt kratce
pred pill noel kratce promluvil
V residence sve Hyde Parku,
ukazav ma dnesn1 vefejne smy-
Slen1 americkeho lidu.
Deset statu Jihu sc svymi
113 elektoralnfmi hlasy, dali
presidentu Rooseveltovi hlasy
sve S obrovskou indorsac1.
Stat Indiana povazovany "a
pochybny, dial presidentu
Rooseveltovi vetSinu kolem
100000 HAST.
Roosevelt velkolepe zv1tezil
We statu Ohio shrnuv ma sebe
velikou vetsinu hlavne v Gle
velandu a industrialnlch mes
tech statu a zapase v1tezne pro
tt Landonovi i We farmarskych
stTedisc1ch.
Michigan stat povazovany
tez "a %pochybny, pustil Sc do
v1tezneho pochodu pro Roose-
velta. S podivuhodnou jedno-
tou staty: Minnesota, Wiscon-
sin, Idaho a ODE Dakoty staly
ku presidentu. Skrze staty,
psenicn1 a kornove, zahrnuje
mezi ne Nebraska a Iowu, pre-
sident stall v cele. Stat Utah
vzdor odporucenf ~mormonskou
c1rkv1 pro Landona, hlasoval
pro Roosevelta. Velikou vetSi-
nu HAST z1skal president v Ka-
lifornii vzdor praci dra. Fran
els E.. Towsenda, jenz sliboval
hory dolly obyvatelstvu bude-li
Landon zvolen.
TAX jeden stat "a druhym
We v1teznem tazen1 pro Roose-
velta. Ku plnosti prispel stat
New Jersey, jenz presidenta
zahrnul spoustou hlas1.
Stat Maryland dial nejvetS1
dosud v6tsinu kdy jakemu kan
didatu volen1m presidenta
Roosevelta a sesti demokratic-
kych kongresn1kG.
Kongresn1k Palmisano v ire
tim distriktu porazil republi-
kama, Johna Philip Hill vetsi-
nou 1884 HAST.
V Zapadnl casti statu veden
byl ostry BOZ mezi kongresn1-
KEN, Davidem J. Lewis a repu-
blikanem Harry w. LeGore.
Zv1tezil Lewis vetSinou 5000
HAST.
V Baltimore meste president
zv1tezil We vsech wardach kro.
me II. v zap. casti mesta. War
lda tato ma shiny pocet cerno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06
ROOSEVELT ZN0VU ZV0LEN
PRESIDENTEm.

chi. We warde te Roosevelt
prohral. Landon dostal 2.235
HAST a Roosevelt 1873.
We meste Baltimore bylo
|342.486 opravnenych volic1. z
techto v 1tery ku volbam slo
|307.295 volic1.
President Roosevelt zvftezil
i V nekterych slime republican
'skych cast statu. V Allegha-
ny distriktu uhlokopove solid
ne stall ku presidentovi Roose-
veltovi.
Veliky pocet HAST We statu
Marylandu odevzdanych pro
Roosevelta a demokraticke
k~andidaty byl zdrcujfcfm pre-
kvapen1m pro republikanske
vGdce a vysledek voleb prekva-
Pill i samotne demokraticke
predaky.
Zdanf, re heslo Social Secu-
rity a jinych radikalnfch zmen
presidentem Rooseveltem "a
stavanych, v posledn1ch dnech
ziskalo prfzen volicd pro Ian
dona, ukazalo sc V den volebni
1plne pochybenym. Lid neve-
fil utrhacnym recem protivnfk6
a medal Sc odvratiti Cd presi-
denta Roosevelta trikem nepTa
tel jeho.
v Z. warde hlasovalo pro pre-
sidenta Roosevelta 1866 a pro
Landona 1851 volicn.
V meste Baltimore presiden-
III Rooseveltovi dano bylo 2O9-
IT'S hlasG a Landonovi 1880
HAST. Demokracie zvit6zila.
= Republikanska strana skace-
ma i s jejfm Williamem Ran
dolph Hearstem.
Americky lid dobyl pro sebe
~nejvets1 vitezstvf v historic
svych politickych bojd.
Nejvetsfm liberalnfm v1d-
Gem Cd dob Abrahama Lincol-
ma uznavan jest dnes president
Roosevelt a prace jeho ceneny
lidem Americkym.
Prave skoncena kampan by
la jednou z nejspinavejsfch
Rampant cd dob Obcanske Val
ky. Oposice byla jak hloupa
tax ~falesna, jak ukazaly W.
sledky volebni.
"Zavrzenf hodne", jest je-
nom pf1lis shov1vavym MAVEN
pro 1toky vrhane ma presiden-
ia Roosevelta a pokus udelati z
neho komunistu, ably tim "a
strasen byl lid Ameriky.
Do popred1 postaven byl v
cello republikanske strany sla-
by Landon.
Tato zeme potrebuje dive sill
ne strany - konservativnf a Ii
beraln1 - ably tax bojovany
byly denn1 otazky. We zdra-
VEN, uprfmnem boji spocfva
sesllen1 a zlepSen1!
Rooseveltovo vftezstvf jest
padnou odpovedl lidu Americ-
keno ma blud republikanske
strany, ktera myslela, re lid A
meriky jest hloupym dosti, ably
spolkl vse, co republikanska
strana mu pTedhodi.
Vzdor dalsfm "pakfonovym"
Lemkeho, Coughlina,
Towsenda a jinych, podporova
republikany, ably tim de-
mokracie seslabena byla, plan
Sc nezdafil, ale pomstil Sc ma
republikanske strane.
Vzdor 10 milion1m dolar1,
kterymi republikane skropili
tuto, ukazalo Sc, re lid A
mericky n%ekoupis!
Dosud velika demokraticka
vetsina v kongresu rozmnoze-
ma byla 1ternlmi volbami ma
nOVy SCupon.
V senatu demokrate budou
m1ti bud IA anebo rs senate
ri, republikane jenom II, diva
senatory Dude m1ti farmaTsko-
delnicka strana, neodvislf bu-
dou mfti jednoho a progresivni
jednohO.
Pr 1ternich volbach demo
krate dobyli 27 senatorskych
mist. V Dome kongresu demo-
krate dobyli 325 mist, republi-
kane 88,progresivnf 7, farmaf-
sko-delnicti 3. IL distriktI dc
ctvrtka do rama jeste rozhod-
nuto nebylo.
Presidentskych HAST v Ma
rylandu dano bylo 616.716.
prnSidnnt dOhvl vGfSinv O..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

OAA6s AO01x
Savings Association
Slavic Building
Collington Ave. & Madison St.
Baltimore, Maryland.
Dear Mr.. Svejda:
Please accept our hearty
thanks for your cooperation on
a current display featuring
Czechoslovakian independence
Day, October %. This colorful
exhibit attracted much atten-
ton and favorable comment.
Sincerely yours,
Joseph L. Wheeler,
Librarian.
Pan Ant. J. svejda,
Cesky Stav. Vyp. a Zal. Spolek
Budova Slavic"
Collington Ave. a Madison st.
Mily pane Svejda:-
Pfijmete laskave nase srdec-
ne dlky "a VAST vypomoc pr u
sporadanf vystavky, pripomf-
naj1cf 28ty ffjen, den Neodvis-
lost Ceskoslovenske.
Tato pestra vystava vzbuzu-
je velkou pozornost a chvalne
poznamky.
Vas uprfmny,
Joseph L. Wheeler,
knihovnik.
= Ma Holy Cross hfbitov6
pohfben byl tento patek James
Kllma, manzel Mary Klima, {.
1922 Hilltop avenue, Philadel-
phia road, jenz zemrel 8. listo-
padu.
= Divadlo v Sokolovne. "Ma
maticka chuda byla" wesley IL
dovy obrazek re zivota O 3 jed
nanlch, napsali F. Lasek a F.
Balej. Ma dojemnem prikladu
rodove pf1slusnosti a 1cty k ro-
dicGm hlavne k matce zalozili
dramatici svoje proste a pr
tom teple lidsky dojfmajfcf di-
vadlo soucasneho zivota.
INA maticka chuda byla" je
dejovy souhrn d~ramaticky, els
tym humorem okorenenych mo
ment1, zpracovanych v nena-
rocny obrazek, ktery jsme te-
mef vsichni do jiste mfry v Ii
vote prozfvali Sc vsemi 1skost-
mi, radostmi a nadejemi, kdyz
mas nase chude maticky vypra-
vovaly do sveta "a lepsf skyvou
chleba. Jednotlive momenty
hry jsou zachyceny s takovou
opravdovostf, re clovek slzf a
smeje Sc zaroven a Tfka :"Jsou
v dnesnf dobe jeste tax dobrf
synove a kamaradi?" A must
pod dojmem reality odpove-
dit: "Byly a budou - jinak by
zanikl svet!"
Vyprava a rezie byly vytec-
ne, vnitfn1 zaT1zeni salonu "a
pGjceno laskavosti nabytkove
firmy Klecka, Levy, Russy. Ex-
celovala sok. Mazda Karpenko-
va svojf Katou, il briliantnfm
partnerem byl sok. j. Kaspar
v roll manzela leniveho filozo-
ia, vratneho rady. Trochu prf-
lisne patheticky byl bankovnf
feditel Silbertaxi (sok. Jar. r.
Cihlare.) BezpotTeby mel mno-
no pep1ctvl Ferda Lastovka
(sok. Ant. CihlaTe) treba Sc
hiram bez kazu, nedovolil part
nerce We're MikulaSkove steno-
typce (sok. Wilma Rysova) a.
by jej v prazskem argotu doro-
stla. Skvele odstfnili roll man
zelske dvojice Votavovych sok.
A. RadkOva a sok. Vino. Sevcik
Dobre Sc podal sok. F. Bouda
We SVEN Stepinovi mistru tesaT-
skem a zamilovany parek Wit
Horal a Andula Votavova byl
podan realisticky v mladistvem
zan1ceni upf1mne lasky sok. E.
liskou Vackovou a jejfm part
nerem Ant. Sochnrkem. Oba
&C fysicky disponovani prud-
kym nachlazenim, neznstali L.
loze mic dluzni. Masky v prav-
de umelecke vytvoTil sok. j. r.
Cihlaf. Krasna hra, jfz skye
lie provedenf ucinilo jeste kras-
nejsf. -Cassius -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

ONOJC AoO1ONO PlAJ1l1ldCC Id
WFBR stanici a vyslechli zajf-
mavou pTednasku prvnfho ces-
koslovenskeho konsula v Balti-
more.
= Vzdelavaci odbor Sokol-
ske Jednoty Blesk spolecne S
dramatickym odborem planuji
prvotrfdnf umelecky pozitek
baltimorske ceskoslovenske ko-
Ionic, poradan1m koncertu sve-
toveho tenoristy mistra Theo-
dora Schuetze, elena Narodn1-
no divadla V Praze a byvaleho
elena dvorn1 opery We Vfdni.
Mistr Schuetz jest vyslan Ma
rodnim divadlem v Praze ably
co host CSR zazpfval Kozinu v
Kovarovicovych "Psohlavcich"
V Chicago. Ma zpatecnf ceste
zastav1 Sc v Pittsburgh, kde ma
pozvan1 tamnf slovenske kolo-
ME zazp1va prekrasne sloven-
ske pisne a dine 18. listopadu
Dude V Baltimore ably nam
svym hrdinnym, kovovym teno-
rem zazpfval ma koncertu v
Sokolovne prom uspoTadanem.
Jiz drahne let neslyselo cesko-
slovenske Baltimore vynikajic1
no tenoristu a jiste koncert mi
stra Schuetze Dude narodnlm
cVatkom n9S VSnch
= Recepce ma vyslanectvi
Ceskoslovenske republiky We
Washington davane k oslave
%. T1jna z1fastnili Sc nasledu-
lief krajane 2 Baltimore: Pan.
Vaclav Hrabanek S dcerou p1.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., slec-
ma Marie Chytry, p. a p1. Ant.
SochGrkovy, pi. Vacl. Primuso-
va a p1. Marie Primusova, Rev.
a pf. Vondrackovy, p. Jan w.
Vondracek, 81. Grace Vondrac-
kova a p1. Ogrinzova. LetoSn1
recepse z1castnila Sc temer ce-
Ia Westinghouse ceskosloven-
ska kolonie, tax re mela celia
recepce radostny krajansky
raz. = Zpravodaj =
= Martinske Posviceni osla-
vi Baltimorske Vlastenky cislo
III ]. e. D., v pondsli, 9. listo-
padu " Dslnickem Dome. o
veskerou zabavu jest postara-
no a proto prijd'te neb nase
clenky tez vsude jsou zastou-
peny. Zacatek " 8 hodin vecer.
Hudba p. Klimese.
= Tabor Tyrs hostiti Dude
tuto nedsli a dalsf nedsle vse-
chny mile hosty, jimz Sbor So
kolic pripravi pochoutky, kite
re test Sc stale rostouci oblibe.
Vitani hoste pochutnavaji ST
pTi v pravds krajanske zabave,
obveseleni a osvezeni tax re z
utulneho tabora navrat odkla-
dan ma nejpozdejsi nedelni ne
BIO ---? hodinu pondelni.
- Ctsne Sestry! Ia pFFicinou
znovuzvoleni presidenta Frank
in D. Roosevelta a kongresni-
ka Vincent Palmisano uspora-
da Prvni Cesky Damsky Dem.
Klub slavnostni vecirek " klu-
bu, 21OO Ashland Avenue " u
terry vecer, 10. listopadu. Vsec-
XIV kIubovn1 sestry jsou zvany.
Vybor.
- Ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele pohrben byl 2. listopadu
p. Josef Kozesnfk, manzel Ma
ry Kozesnfk, {. 412 N. Brad
ford ulice, jenz podlehl srdec-
nj wade We veku II roku 80.
r1jna. Narozen byl Pfibudo-
We. Nalezel ku spolku Holy
Name.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Ma Narodnfm hrbitove
pohrbena We ctvrtek minuleho
tydne, pf. Barbara Vedral. &.
II Kenwood avenue, Raspe-
burg, byla vdovou pc Franku
Vedralovi. Narozena byla Is.
Tfjna 1864 V Uhlirskych Jano-
WEIGH, v Cechach. Odchod je-
il zelf dftky: p. a p1.: Joseph
Vedral, Frances Wilkerson,
Mary Rice, Charles Vedral,
Rose Genevitz a William We
dral vedle dvou sester zesnule:
pf. Frances Tauser z Annapo-
lis a pf. Amy Kolomaznfk z
Baltimore. Zesnula 26. fijna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-11-06

100000 HAST.
= ZamoTske zeme jsou YES
mes spokojeny s vysledkem u
tern1ch voleb.
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:3M 2|zzl x z@%?!tNS
<-3-42p

yesterday. The winners shot . 3.o7l
for the five games.
Blakeney led the local quint with
. SIS set, despite . o. In his last
game, but he was topped by Zeiler
of Baltimore, who totaled 679. Zeiler
tied with q teammate, Schreck, for
the high game Of the set, 16s.
Blakeney's set included first
game Of 155, highest Of the five
who rolled for the Grill. Others
were Joe Freschi, Pickus, Har-
rison and Jacobson.
Elliott leads the Terminal Ice loop
In averages and also has high game
and set. The leader boasts Q 105-16
average for Is games, while his 1873
and $50 are tops. The Cards hold
. two-game lead over the Giants.
A new set record Of 1.73S fell to
the Menorah team Of the Hebrew
League Is 1t grabbed all three games
from Sigma Alpha Kappa to advance
to within . game Of the three teams
which share first place-vista, Mar
dele and Phi Sigma. Goodman led
Menorah with . 374 total, with Edo
witch hitting 372, Singer and Himmel-
hrb $50 and Miller 365.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09
N-HEURICH CLASH
PIVOTAL IN SOCCER
Teams to Meet Next Sunday Have
Even Records at Top Of
Recreation League.

WITH both teams maintaining
w their undefeated status, the stage
was set for the first crucial soccer
game of the season next Sunday as
the defending champion, Sun Radio,
prepared to meet the challenge Of q
Threatening Heurich Brewery eleven.
Although each team shows three vic
tories and tie for the first four Recre-
atom League games, the edge belonged
to the Brewers today as a result OF
their greater point total. Continuing
its heavy scoring yesterday. Heurich's
swamped Georges Radio, 100. while
Sun Radio BANKED Silver Spring,
40. as heavy rains failed to stop any
of the scheduled four games.
But while the Brewery and Radio
aggregations were planning for their
important clash, many fans were eye
ing the enviable position Of the dark
horse" Marlboro, now in second place
and only one-half game back Of the
deadlocked leaders. An 80 conquest
OF the Italian-American team, which
extended Heurich's last week, sent
Marlboro's stock soaring yesterday. as
that club stands ready to strengthen
its position next Sunday, providing it
defeats Silver Spring and barring . tie
in the Brewery-Radio game.
In third place today stood the Ger
man Sport Club, TO conqueror Of the
Democrats yesterday. It was the
third loss in four starts for the Demo-
Gratis. who are kept out Of the cellar
only by the unfortunate Georges Radio
combination. which has yet to win
after four games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09
Phil Comes From Behind.

7 UCAS stands an excellent chance
of fulfilling his prediction. In his
debut here against Fur, the Camden
iron worker captured the first four
rounds by impaling Phil on the bust
ness end Of stiff left hooks sandwiched
between whirlwind body fiurries. Phil
rallied, however, In the late rounds,
opening Johnny's eye in the seventh,
to gain q squeaky verdict.
Johnny's training methods are some
what unique. He works in the morn
ing, five days o week, at an iron
foundry and then takes to the road
and gymnasium in the afternoon. He
claims he was not conditioned prop
erly for FUR last time, having only
five days notice to whip himself into
shape. but now is at his peak physi-
cally.
Preliminary action will feature the
debut of one AL Narcisco, Camden
lightweight, who will collide with
Young Raspi OF Baltimore, while an
other six-rounder will pit Bobby Dech-
ter, local featherweight, against Joey
Davis of Newark.
Four-round bouts, the first Of which
will get under way at $50 o'clock, list
Sammy williams, hard-hitting local
colored clouter, against Kid Norfolk
in a middleweight engagement and
Doug Swetnam, District 126-pounder,
facing Joe lombard Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09
hill Furr Prestige Decline, Scraps With His Back to Wall
Stars Saturday


Lawrence Hardy, Georgetown -
Played great defensive game, inter-
cepted pass and lateraled for touch
down a. Hoyas protected unbeaten
record by routing West Virginia. $50.
Bill Guckeyson, Maryland-Scored
on two 66-yard runs for only scores As
Terrapins defeated Richmond. 100.
Bill Adamaitis, Catholic U.--Was
Cardinals offensive bulwark Is Cath
Ole dropped third straight game,
24-19, to West Virginia Wesleyan.
joey kaufman, George Washington
Again led Colonial attack In 20-to-6
victory over Davis-Elkins.
Fred King, Hobart-Scored 81 points
against Buffalo with runs Of rs, IS
and as yards for touchdowns.
Joe Riley, Alabama-Gained 1853
yards in rout Of Tulane. scoring touch
down on 54-yard run, paving way for
another score with long dash and
passing to Warren for tally.
Tippy Dye and Frank Antenucci,
Ohio State-Completed two 50-yard
touchdown passes against Chicago.
Byron White, Colorado-scored four
touchdowns and passed for nth in
worst conference defeat handed Utah
since 1914.
Art Guepe and Ward Cun. Mar
quette-Guepe's 75-yard touchdown
run and Cuffs conversion Of point
beat Creighton, rs.
Larry Kelley, Yale-Paved way for
first touchdown with 54-yard run to
Browns eight with intercepted pass;
scored second with 33-yard dash after
recovering blocked kick.
Jimmy Cain, Washington-Made
both of teams touchdowns in l4-14
tie with Stanford.
Allen Keen, Arkansas-Made two
touchdowns, one on 60-yard gallop,
in 2o-14 triumph over Rice.
Bill Ingram. Navy-Booted 25.yard
field goal and played fine defensive
game to beat Notre Dame, 80.
Billy Hitchcock and Oscar Burford,
Administered winning touchdowns
In 1912 victory over Georgia Tech
on runs Of So and IS yards, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-11-09
BY BILL DISMER, JR.


r TIL be q toss-u this week rs TO
/ whether individual averages or
/ the standings Of the leading teams
i will be shufiled as the second series
of the District League Is inaugurated
on four drives Thursday night.
Although Washington Brewery holds
only a two-game lead over trio OF
teams which are tied for second
place-Heurich Brewers, Rose Liquor
Store and Lucky Strike-the team
race is no tighter than the struggle for
individual supremacy, with only four
pins separating the first six leaders.
With Ollie Pacini, ace Of the
league leaders, setting the pace
with . 1879 average for the
first IL games, his opposition Ii
As formidable - Il Is frequent.
Most threatening of all is Johnny
Anderson, the irrepressible topnotcher
Of Rose Liquor. who has hiked his
mark to 1877, supplanttng Aston
Clarke as the runner-up. Anderson
trails Pacini by 23 sticks.
clarke. now in third place. shows
~ q 1856, after his lowest set Of
the season, 337, last Thursday. Ed
Blakeney, the Heurich captain, also
lost wood last week with . 36S string.
but still managed to hold fourth place
with O 124-7. Others to fall behind
were Tony santini Of Convention Hall
and Henry May, Rose Liquors stellar
rookie. but even they are not too far
in arrears. Santini's 1870 gives
him possession of nth place. while
Mays early season average Of 12s
has shrunk to . 1881, still good
enough for sixth place.
Joe Harrison, Hokie Smith, Max
Rosenberg, Perez Wolfe and Paul Har-
rison trail in that order, with . 400
set Of Wolfe last week boosting his
mark to 1918.
Two records made on the seasons
first night in September still stand.
None has equaled Howard Parsons
437 set, nor has any team approached
Occidental Restaurants 688 game.
The latter, incidentally, II In third
place, one game behind second and
three out Of first. Washington Brew
ery's 1900 set still is high, g 10 An.
derson's 100 game.
DO BREGNAN'S drillmen were back
home today after losing by Il
pins TO the Baltimore Recreation
Center team in the Monumental City
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MUST BEAT LUCAS
ORL0SE STARDOM
Defeat in Battle Tonight
Would RELOCATE Him to
Preliminary Ranks.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

BY BURTON HAWKINS.
49, HE dying embers Of a boxing
career that blazed somewhat
brilliantly in this noggin-
i knocking sector until matched
against the fiery fists of q world
champion perhaps will be squelched
completely tonight when the volcanic
tempered Phil Fur risks his quaint
District welterweight title against
Johnny Lucas in q 15-round scrap at
Turner'S Arena.
Having failed in numerous oppor-
tunities to crash fistiana's elite, FUR
now stands with his back to the wall
as a local attraction. If he fails
against Lucas, Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn will relegate the tattooed local
larruper to the comparative ignominy
Of preliminary bouts, from which
Ahearn plucked him three years ago.
Furr's Prestige Drops.
PPARENILY the sharp slicins
paws of Barney Ross, world well
terweight champion, carved stable
portion off the ring life of FUR in
their 10-round argument here last
Summer. The Southwest socker has
skidded considerably since that time,
losing to Jack Portney, Jimmy Leto
and Lew Raymond while barely man.
aging to gain split decision victory
over Lucas here last month.
First to notice Phil's talent, Ahearn
built him up and each time the lean
puncher responded with impressive
performances In triumphs over Mickey
Serbian. Cary Wright. Ray Bowen, Sid
Silas, Bob Wilson, frankie Petrolle
Jackie Davis and Steve Halaiko. When
he earned draw with Harry Dublin
sky, Fur was ranked among the first
10 welterweights of the world.
The local fistic complexion has been
altered, however, and Fur now is but
q pimple on the Districts pugihstic
map. Possessor of a wicked right hand
ceptive target in recent months and
his prestige has suffered in conse-
Quence.
AS much as Ahearn would hate to
do it, due to the scarcity of local
talent, he virtually would be forced
to eliminate Fur as a headline fighter
here due to his recent record. Phil
claims he will win by knockout and
then make Goldie pay pretty penny
for his services in the future. But
then again, Lucas states Fur will be
deposited on the canvas about the
thirteenth round.
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Capital City Tourney-Majo r.
st.rS,nrs Throurh RounS a.
that belied the gossip Of the

WITH Q display OF chess strategy
wv that belied the gossip Of the
dopesters who had conceded that
Donald Mugridge, current champion
Of the Four C's, would outplay easily
the veteran problemist, Vincent Eaton
emerged victorious in the most excit-
ing encounter to date in the intraclub
championship fray, pushing Mugridge
10 the full extent Of his powers and
earnering q beautiful triumph under
the most dificult circumstances.
Il was . real surprise to see
Champion Mugridge bite the dust
in an intraclub tourney, espe.
cially after his resignation ~
chess director In order to devote
more time to serious chess study.
Anticipating further Eaton exploits
across the chess board before the
major tournament draws to . close.
Capital City fans are agog with specu-
lation a. to whether Mugridge will be
able TO overcome the so lead Of Mar
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TRIALS DRAW II DOGS

PETERSBURG, Va. November Q
R.-A record breaking group Of II
dogs was to run the derby and all-age
stake Of the Virginia amateur field
trials, starting at Camp Lee near
here today.
The heavy entry list. largest in the
history Of the trials, made 1t necessary
to run the trials through three days
this year.