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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-11

First United
The Rev Clarence E. Gardner. pastor
Pauline Rebecca Roes organist and
director.
--10:45 A. M
Prelude-Easter Dawn ........ Clausmann
Professional Hymn
Anthem-O Morn of Beauty ...... Sibelius
Senior Choir.
Easter Carol-Selected.
Junior Choir.
Anthem-Spanish Easter Carol of the
NTdul
Miss Fannie Geisler and Senior Choir.
Ofertory-Andante from Fifth Sonata
Solo-O Love That Will Not Let Me
Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp.
Anthem-By Early Morning Light. 49,.
................ Reimann-Dic
Senior Choir: solo. Miss Carol Geisler.
Recessional Hymn.
Postlude-Easter Day .............. Loret
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NOrthwoOd

NOrthwOOd
The Rev. e. Melvyn Thompson. pastor.
Carolyn Ayres Turner, musical director.
1880 A. M
Easter Cantsta
JOY AFTER SORROW
Part I.
Prelude-Andante Sostenuto ...... Bsrgei
Choir and Soloist-Christ Our Lord Is
Risen.
John Thompson.
Chorus-The Lords Death and Burial
Chorus and Soloist--Out of the Depths
Bert Hollingsworth, bass
Chorus-Angel Host Descending
Junior Choir--The Cross of Jesus.
Duet-There Shall Be Light.
Mildred George, Aileen Stidham.
Chorus-Let There Be Light
Offertory-Bernat Trio.
Saul Bernat, violin: Marjorie Ber-
nat, cello; Carolyn Turner. piano,
Part II.
Chorus and Soloist-As II Began to
Dawn.
Mrs George
Chorus and SoloiSt so Tell His
Disciples.
Everett Hanks.
Choir-He Is Risen.
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st. Johns

St. Johns
The Rev l.. wambsganss, pastor.
Theobald wukasch, choir director.
Virgil Schachtsiek, organist.
$50 p. M
ProcessionalEOur Lord Is Risen. Wilson
In the Cross of Christ ! Glory conkey
Hymn-Jesus Lives ............. .Gellert
Primary Choir
Thy Life Was Given for Me. knight
The Lord Is Arisen Bohemian Folk Song
Organ Solo-Spring Song .......A Rollins
Junior Choir
Glory Be to Jesus -............... Filitz
Awake. Ny Heart. with Gladness. -
....-..-... .s...-.-...... Kruger
Organ Solo-Emmaus ......... Frysinger
Bleeding Head and Wounded Bach
In Joseph's Lovely Garden.
::.....-..: Traditional Spanish
organ nam Tsnshei Melody Bartlett naIss
Senior and Junior choirs So 's0e'
Hymn-where Wilt Thou Go. 0 Jesus
Recessional-r know That Ny Re-
deemer Lives ..-...---...- Hatton
=
st. Matthew
The Rev. L. c. E. Fackler. pastor.
--6 A. NJ
Choir Observation-Disclosures the Lord Is
M Nlssn E ESeeg Blair and kenneth sand0n
Wiedner. violinists: Mrs. Paul
Blair. pianist.
Anthem-Victory Bells TruseIle
Hymn HailelujahI Lo He Wakes
.-.....--.-..-.. Wonneberger
Anthem-Proclaim His Triumph. 80. Nolfe
Recessional--Love Divine.
$50 r. NJ
Prelude Mrs C. Gait.
Hymn-Where wit Thou co since
Night Draws Near s. Hetton
Hymn Psnfomime ANGEL Roll the
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Church of Our Redeemer

ShoI III VI OuL INCutSHtSI
The Rev. w. H. Eifert. pastor.
Mrs. Dorothy Fowler, organist and choir
director
10:45 A. M.
Organ Prelude-Prelude for Easter Vanse
Processional--Come. Ye Faithful, Raise
the Strain.
The Choir
Hymn-Awake. My Heart. With Gladness.
The Congregation.
The Saster Liturgy.
Anthem-God Hath Appointed Day. Tours
The Choir.
Hymn-Christ the Lord Is Risen Today.
The Congregation.
Organ Observation-Disclosures 49,. Mailing
Anthem-In Joseph's Lovely Garden =.
The Choir.
Hymn-I Know That My Redeemer Lives.
The Congregation.
observation-disclosures Christ Is Risen Today
The Choir.
Organ Postlude-The Heavens Are Tell
ing tMessiah) ............... Handel
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--10:45 A. M
Organ Prelude
Easter Prelude. .................E gerton
GdSteT Allelu1d 80. slater
Hymn-Christ the Lord Is Risen Today.
Glori Patr.
Anthem-Sunrise on Easter Morning
.
Hymn Know That My Redeemer Lives
Organ Ofertory-Spring Song
Garth Edmondson
Anthem-Joy Fills the Morning -. Lotti
Hymn-Hark Ten Thousand Angel Voices,
Benediction-Choral Representatives,.
Organ Postlude-Alleluia ......... Faulkes
.Soloists-Miss Maude Delkridge, soprano;
Mrs. Robert w. Blake. contralto; Lowell
B. Springer, tenor; Ralph w. Wright,
baritone.
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ST. Marks
The Rev r. H. Benting, pastor.
Herman H. Rahe, choir director
Mrs. 0. G. G. Fetta, choral club director.
--10:45 A. M
organ-Easter Morning on Mount
RuoiuouA SIaul
Processional-Christ Is Risen 49,. Maker
Anthem-The Resurrection ..... Shelley
0irls' Choral Club.
Organ Ofertory-Christ Triumphant
Anthem-In Joseph's Lovely Garden
Girls Choral Club.
Anthem-Triumphant Strains Arise.
Choir. Mr. Rahe. soloist
Anthem-The Bells of Easter Day
Solos by Mrs. Fetta and Mrs. KEN
meth Smith; violin by Miss Kathryn
Mayer.
Organ Postlude- Hallelujah Chorus
(MeSslahl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Handel
-7:45 p. M
Organ-Easter Day ......... ........ Loret
organ Offertory-Spring Song. Hollins
Young Peoples Cantata-Ye Are Witnesses
Postlude-Ye Watchers and Ye Holy
Mrs. ovid H. Dunn, organist: Miss So
Velma Iverson. pianist
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The Rev. Landy H. Kendall. pastor.
Thomas s. Tibbs. choir director.
Mrs. Mildred Inasy, organist.
Prelude-Chanson Joyeuse - MacFarlane
observation-disclosures the Lord Is Risen.
Organ Ofertcry.
Solo-The Holy City ..-......... Adams
william Kendall.
Am the Resurrection -......... Soliy
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Grace Evangelical

The Rev. Werner Kuntz, pastor.
organ Preludes-
/ Know That My Redeemer Iivssh -Is >,
G. W. H. Kastrup.
Professional Hymn-Awake. My Heart
Choir and Congregation.
H. Is Risen sG Hallelujahh SeFsgorian
Ayre sa gsso and womehs chors
Anthem-Now Is ,e Christ an Risen Gabriel
Hymn-Christ the Lord Is Risen
organ " Voluntary the Lord Is :,
Risen Today 49,. ......... Ashford
Mr.. Kastrup;
chant-The Lord Is My Shepherd
quartet.
aymn-5ssus D Christ My Sure Defense DSA''
Recessional Hymn Know That NY
Redeemer Lives ............... Hatton
~ Choir and Congregation. D''AiD
Mr.. Kastrup.
st. Paufs
The Rev H. M. zorn. pastor.
III A. W.
Organ
Christus Resurrexit ....... Ravanello
SSprting song 1nsc.t. Hoilins
A. E. R. Miller.
Christ the Lord Is Risen ......... Lindsy
Mixed Chorus.
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today $3.50.
.;.-..........-..-.. Henry carey
Girls Chorus.
- p. M
Children's Chorus
rocessional-Open the Gates Of the
Temple. Mrs. J. F. Knapp
Mildred Reimer. accompanist
Come Christians. and Join in Our
Festival Song Il. Spohr
Prayer of Thanksgiving .. E. Kremser
Children's Chorus.
Girls Chorus.
o Lamb of God Most Holy. ..........
Arr. by B. Schumacher
This Joyful Easter Tide. -
............. Arr. by Arthur Somervell
Children's Chorus.
Come. Holy Host..........J. Lewis Browne
Pilgrims Chorus wagner adams
Mems Chorus.
o Lord How Shall I Meet Thee?-
$1,000. Adapted from Richard Mueller
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Magnuson, Gertrude Otto,
Ruth Schweitzer.
Pageant-At the Tomb
Members of the Builders Class,
Solo-Easter Carol
Ragene Ann Remler
Easter Presentation-Two Evenings
Members of the Builders Glass.
The Easter Rainbow
Girls of the Willing Workers Glass.
Offertory, MRS. C. Gait.
Benediction and Doxology.
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BrlghtWOOd
The Rev F. T. Taylor. pastor.
Franklin Taylor. director of music.
Mrs. Florence Hamilton, pianist.
-10:30 A. M
Authoritative Thou That Sleepest
'----...-... Sttlner
Solo-Be Ye God ............... Am orose
Mrs. William NJ Clark.
$50 p. M
Enthem-O Death Where Is Thy Sting
solo-The Angels Easter Song Schneider
Mrs. Eerl Clampitt.
Solo s.......- selected
John Williams.
Trio-Violin. Cello and Piano. -. Selected
Miss Jean Rittig. Miss RATHER
inc Mewhinney and Miss Rhea
Solo, Shall Live Again Wilson
Sam Stephens.
Solo-Calvary Observation-Disclosures. Rodney
Mrs Roscoe McNutt
Anthem-Fling Wide the Gates. Stainer
Solo-The Wandering Sheep ...... Wilson
Russell Brown.
Duet-In the Garden ............ Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clampitt.
Misses Rittig, Mewhinney and
Stephens.
Solo-The Resurrection ....... Shelley
Mrs. William M. CLARK.
Anthem-The King of Glory. -. Ashford
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Recessional-The Day of Resurrection.
--7:15 p. M
Easter Pageant
WITNESSING THE CHRIST.
by Members of Sunday SCHOOL,
Choir Neutrality-suspicious., Sarah Weaver.
Adeline Weaver. Alice Lindley, Marion
Fesler, Myra Matthews. Mrs. Parker Mat
thews, Mrs. Frederick Cordes, Mrs. Daniel
Blnninger, Geneva Peters, Mrs Frederick
Eischoff, Mrs. Walter Jensen, Mrs. Harry
I1ison: altos. Mrs. Bertha Lindgren. Ruth
Hastings, Mrs. Jack Tilson. Mrs. j. Luther
Seng: tenors. Richard Schuttler, Harry
Tilson; bassos, George Barnett, Frank
Beck, Jack Tilson.
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Violin Solo-Selected.
Miss Mary Jane Froyd
Qrartet--1nto the Woods Ny Master Went
Mrs. Es:i Eirod. Miss Dorothy
carlysle. James Inasy. William
Kendall.
Jesus Lives ...................... Sprunev
Solo-There Is Green Hill -. wooler
r. D. Todd.
King of Kings .......... Sinner
Postlude-Triumphsl March .... Buck
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Inc REV. FRANCIS Ietu, canon.
- A. M
organ Prelude-Springtide ... Grieg
Professional Hymn-Come. Ye Faith
lul $1,000. ....-.-......... sullivan
6y EleiSon '.'.'.-''...'' Booe
Iloria Ilol ..-......-.... Bode
Hymn-Jesus Lives! ............ Gauntlet
presentation OF Aims ......... Beethoven
SurSum Coroa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Loveday
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. Bode
Agnus Del .................... Bode
Gloria in Excelsis ........ Old Chant
Nunc DimittiS Observation-Disclosures. Barnbv
Recessional Hymn-He Is Risen =. Neander
Organ Postlude-Festival March. d Acosta
Ill A. M
Organ Prelude-Festival Prelude Buck
Professional Hymn-Welcome, Happy
Anthem: Christ our Passover. 49,. chapple
Gloria Patri ..................... Chapple
Jubilate Dec NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Corbn
Kyrie Eleison ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bode
Gloria Iloi -'...''''' '....'.'''.... Eyre
Hymn-The strife Is Der. Paiestrina
Sermon by Bishop Francis.
offertory Anthem-As 1t Began to
Presentation OF Aims ........ Beethoven
Sursum Corda ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Eyre
Sanctus ............... .......... Eyre
S AgVmus Del o,s; o,d eyre Eyre
Recessional Hymn-Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today ......... Lyra Davidica
Organ Postlude- Triumphal March List
Soloists--Mrs. Ada L. Bradley. soprano
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, contralto; U.
Organist-Miss Jeanette Riker.
Director-Howard D. Miner.
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Hillside

The Rev Herbert J. Wilson, pastor.
Mrs H. J. Wilson, organist and director
-10:45 A. M
Prelude-Chorale .......-........ Bach
Authenticated Ye Portals ...... Gounod
Quartet and Soloist-In the Garden
FearlS
Jean Fox. contralto.
Anthem-I Know That Shall Live
again wilson
H. J. Wilson. tenor sooist.
Offertory-Ave Maria ...... Bach -Gounod
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st. Georges
~
All Saints

The Rev. Robert c. Alexander, vicar.
The Rev. Francis Tetu, canon.
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Lutheran
Gethsemane

Gethsemane
The Rev. j. S. Albert, pastor.
Mis-. S. P. Vogt, choir director
Mrs. William Hammond, organist.
-I0:45 A. M
Prelude-Resurrection Morn 49,. Johnston
Processional-The Day of Resurrection.
Gloria Patri, Kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis
Anthem-Let Us Sing Unto the Lord
Junior Choir.
Hymn-The Strife Is Ger. the Battle
Done.
Observation-Disclosures, Christ Is Risen
..'................... Shipper
Senior Choir.
Hymns
Draw. Nigh and Take the Body of
Your Lord.
Just AS I Am, without One Plea.
Nunc DimittiS.
Recessional-O Loving Bread From Heaven
Postlude-Jubilate Dec ..........Sil Silver
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Bethany
The Rev. J. Luther Seng, pastor.
-10:40 A. M
Processional-Christ Is Risen.
Anthem-The Song OF Victory Lacey
The Lutheran Liturgical Service
Gloria Patri. ............ Roaers
Kyrie.
Gloria in Excelsis. Coinnos,te
Anthem-How Beautiful Upon the
Mountains -. Galbraitfl
Hymn-Come Ye Faithful, Raise the
Strain.
Onertory ................ .FTeylinghausen
Duet Will Love Three Marks
Miss Myrta Tilson and Harry
Tilson.
Recessional-The Dav Of Pes:,rrertion
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Central Avenue

The Rev. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor
Ralph w. Wright, director OF music.
Mrs. Delamar Workman. organist.
--10:45 A. M
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He Is Risen.
Allen Ball bass. and Choir.
Go Ye Therefore
Helen Ealand Mrs. c. e. Miller.
G. H. Stinson. Allen Ball
Thou Art With Me-
Tenor soloist. c. E. wrancher.
Our Lord Victorious
Choir.
The Washington times., 1936-06-18
GRIST OF GRIFFMEN
Bv Frank "Buck" O'NeiII

DETROIT, Mich, June 1S.
Eddie Linke, the right handed
pitcher who signed a contract
agreeing to 1876 pounds or forfeit
a days salary, finally came to
the end of the trail with the
GriffS. He was released this
morning to the Chattanooga Look
outs. sgd Cohen, left handed
pitcher, brother of Andy Cohen,
former second baSeman Of the
New York Giants, will join the
Griffs in Cleveland tomorrow or
Saturday.
So ends one Of the strangest
incidents of baseball. 1t is this
writer's personal opinion that
Linke was sacrificed to the steam
room and days salary. Linke
literally starved himself to make
the weight demanded Of him.
When he finally received permiS-
sion to take on poundage, his
stomach rebelled and would not
retain solid food.
Linke last year at 205 pounds,
a roly poly boy, closed the season
with eight consecutive victories.
Making weight, he couldn't pitch
eight consecutive innings. Just
before the GriffS left home, Linke
started a game and was knocked
out of the box.
When given the option Of join
ing Albany or Chattanooga, Linke
declined the Cambria outfit with
Scant thanks and went into the
Southern Association.
sgd Cohen will be welcome to
the Griffs. He showed enough stuff
in Biloxi two years ago to warrant
his retention with the club, but
baseball is a strange game at
times.
Now he's back, and with Bucky
Harris to handle him in kindly
style, Cohen should do we'll. He is
a good hitter and a fine fielder.
Ben Chapman sa1uted School Boy
Rowe with line drive to center
for a base hit. Ben became over
ambitious and was out trying for
a double, Simmons to Rogell.
The kids in the right field pavil-
ion set up a terrific clamor when
Goslin came to bat in the second.
Yea. Goose; yea, Goose" the
kids shouted.
But a terrific chorus of boos
arose when Goose rolled to Bluege.
Stone famed with Chapman on
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Aces
Await Meet

CHICAGO, June 18. "Just
about the finest collection Of track
athletes the world has ever seen
in one meet"-the description of
Dink Templeton, Stanford coach
limbered up here today in prepara-
ton for the fifteenth annual cham
pionShip meet Of the National Col
legiate Athletic Association to be
staged tomorrow and Saturday.
Lawson Robertson of PennSyl-
vania, E. c. Hayes of Indiana, and
Dean Cromwell Of Southern Cali
fornia, the three coaches of the
American Olympic track and field
team will arrive today-HayeS with
Don Lash, new holder Of the
worlds record for the two-mile,
Cromwell with a squad favored to
win the team title, and Robertson
to look over the Olympic prospects
and to complete plans for the
final conditioning of the squad
that will compete in the Berlin
games.
Also scheduled to arrive today
is Jesse Owens, Ohio States great
Negro star. His efforts to stop
the watches at new lows in the
100 and 200-meter and 100 and
220-yard dashes and the low
hurdles, and to stretch the tape
to a new record in the broad jump
are expected to attract the great
est attendance in the history Of
the meet.
The colored ace will not be with
out competition, however.
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Charles Town Entries
FOR TOMORROW


FIRST RACE Four year-OIdS and
upward: claiming; purse, $500; Charles
Town course.
Blonde B'gage.11OIWitch Baby. .. 1Oe
Parade On. Ills Big Dipper. LILO
Scotch Age. ..1O6I Warned Off. ..1O6
Also eligible
NOra'S Grace. .1O6
SECOND r AC E. Three-year.Olds,
claiming; purse, $500; about furlOngs.
Justa Plane. lilo xLaura wee. 100
xErion ........1OO Dolly Tour. ..1OS
Cantide .1O5 Luke Phantom. ia
Muddy Day. .1O5 xLapIs ........1OO
Chateaurock ..1O5I Gold Token. .1Os
Look Forward. 11O FOOLS Folly. E. .1O9
Timber Net. :. 1O5 Energetic Lady 100
THIRD RACE Three-year.OIds and
upward; claiming; purse, $500; about
Small Change ZIG Charming ,...11O
All Sorts .......110 Canynge .......116
Lady Kiluna III xOppOsitiOn 80. .1O6
Bav, ..;::.::... .lO5 Mayetta iii
CedarbrOOk ....111 xThe Bard ....111
xPrettylass .1O6 Holland .......116
Second Story ...l16 Brown Hat 80. .1O5
FOURTH RACE-Three-year.OId and
upward: claiming; purse, $500; about Al
furlOngs.
Royal Veil ... .1OSI NOajOyce ...... .10s
Lady Windsor. .1O1IPOveI ........... 1O4
Easter HeraIu .sIlSIXLltuIe bFOOk lOS
Good Gracious. 100 Runanstay go. 103
Also eligible;
skyride ..-..... 1O7I Polly Plum ..1O7
FIFTH RACE Three-year.OIds and
upward; purse $500; 61z furIongs.
Fredalva ...... .1O5I O5IPOstpOnement. III
aScuddeF ..... 1O5I 5IaWise Sister 100
JakOvia ...... 111IChambersburger 1O5
al. B. Belk entry.
SIXTH RACE-FOur-year.O and up-
WuaFhs PkaiminRs
course.
Mazyniata .11OIFirst Flag ......111
xTranstine .....1O1 Barney Sexton ..111
DR.. JillsOn .115HTraplOu .......115
June G. .:..:::.. .11OILady Buck .... .l1O
Also eligible
CIiftOn's Agnes. .11OIBright Girl 49,. .11O
SEVENTH RACE-FOur-yeaF-Ol and
upward; claiming: $500; 1H miles.
Coat Tails .....11OfThis Play .... .1O5
xRapidUp ..... .1O1lGeOrge JeGseI ..1IO
Pauline H. .1Ol BendrOmel ...s .1O5
KGnOmnie .... 1O5
xApprentice allowance claimed.
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Majors Crying
For Pitchers
BY PAT ROBINSON

International News Sports Writer
It's been many years since
there was such a. dearth of good
pitching. Take look at the box
scores any day-yesterday'S will
do-and you will see how the al
legged pitchers are faring. Nine
teen hits for the Yanks in one
game: ditto for the Pirates; II
for the Cards.
The cards themselves have
been reduced to a one-man pitch
ing staff. Dizzy Dean, OF course
He can't do it alone and if he
doesn't get help both Cubs and
Pirates will pass them in the
near future.
The best the Cards could get
yesterday was an even break with
the Bees. Paul Dean, who seems
to have something wrong with
his arm, was knocked off in the
opener, 9-6, but the Cards
pounded out II hits to take the
nightcap, 10-2.
The Cubs made it 13 in row
by topping the PhillieS, 5 to 3, the
Phils helpfully contributing five
errors. and the Pirates slugged a
trio of Dodgers for 19 hits to win.
IA to S.
Ernie Lombardi's homer with
two aboard gave Paul Derringer
and the Reds a SO decision over
AL Smith and the Giants, who are
in imminent danger of skidding
into the second division.
The bombardment was fully as
terrific in the American League.
Bill Swift hit one for the Pirates,
Yves Ferrell hit one for the Red
Sox and Red Ruffing hit two
homers. Red also added a couple
Of singles to his collection as the
Yanks trounced the Indians, IS
to 4, in the first game. They also
took the second behind Monte
Pearson, II to 2.
The Red Sox bombed Lyons and
Evans for IS hits to down the
White Sox, 9-4. Besides the afore-
said Ferrell homer there was one
by Jimmy Fox-his seventeenth of
the still young season.
The Athletics and Browns staged
one of the wooziest games ever
seen anywhere, the Browns win
ming, IA to 13.
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second, and great was our iona.
than's disgust.
Chapman gave the boys an
eyefull when he beat out a
single to Charley Gehringer in
the third inning.
Just a moment later the "Ar-
row" flashed down to second
base, stealing it by the proverbial
mile.
Cecil Travis made a very nifty
running catch of a line drive by
Gehringer in the opening inning.
The ball was right up against the
screen when Travis clutched it.
KreSS drove in the first run Of
the game in the fourth inning
when has far-flung double bounced
off the left-field fence. The kids
in the right-field stands set up
din: I'VE want Rowe"
Schoolboy Rowe complained
that his sore shoulder panied
him after the rain delayed the
game for Is minutes following
the third inning.
KreSs made a sweetheart OF q
pickup and peg on a battling
half hopper by Simmons in the
last half Of the fifth inning.
Kress is a fascinating player. He
seems to be harum Scarum, hit
or miss, but somehow or other
he usually gets his man.
Kress is not fast over any dis
tance, but he gets a nice break
on a ball, and his soft, nice
hands do the rest. Soft, nice
hands in baseball are hands
that choke grounder to death.
The ground force had a great
workout during the game. They
unrolled and re-rolled the tar
paulin twice, which is q days
work in any league.
The rain fell and passed along,
only to return and fall again in
battling periodicity. The har-
assed ground force couldn't
guess with the elements. But for
that matter, who ever could?
The oxford High School brass
band was there in full force and
played soulfully, not to say man
fully, during the showers. The
kids played John Philip SouSa' S
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Wolf, Detton
Engage In
Feature

The hottest wrestling warfare
waged locally since George Zahar-
las and Gino Garibaldi is Sched-
uled for Griffith Stadium tonight
when Chief Little Wolf, Navajo
Indian daredevil, opposes dapper
Dean Detton in the one fall finish
feature of ole Turner's five-star
show.
Principals in rough and tumble
Commute draw here two weeks
ago. Detton and Little Wolf to-
night are eliminating a feud in
stigated on the Pacific Coast 18
months ago when Little Wolf
snubbed challenges hurled his way
by Detton and advised Dean to go
out and get a reputation.
Bitter Foes
More than making good on Little
VOLTS challenge, Detton recently
was returned victorious in Ray
Fabiani's $4,000 Eastern interna-
tional competition in Philadelphia,
Detton insists he intends humili-
ating the redskin by defeating
Little Wolf with his own speciality,
a torturous Indian deathlock.
Detton and Little Wolf both go
to the mat with undefeated rec
ordS locally tonight, Dean having
won 81 times and compiled three
draws in "a starts and Little Wolf
being credited with five wins and
a draw with Detton in six matches
here.
Excellent PrelimS
Excellent support is offered in
the form of four matches limited
to 80 minutes each.
In the Semi-final event Ralph
Garibaldi. kid brother of colorful
and temperamental Guno, is cou-
pied up with wee Abe Coleman,
acrobatic Hebrew midget, while
other short subjects list Hank Bar
ber VS.. Dick Powell, Jack Donovan
VS.. Jean Ledeaux and Cliff Olson
VS.. George Lenihan. Reservations
purchased for last weeks rained
out show will be honored.
The Washington times., 1936-06-18
Sport Worlds Possinq Show

holes of Southern Amateur golf
tourney at Memphis with rec
Ord-breaking 136.
Entries Of Is Americans.
10 men and 5 women, accepted
for all-England title tennis
tournament at Wimbledon.
frankie Parker won national
clay courts singles tennis crown
at Chicago by defeating Thane
HalSted, 60, 60, 6-1.
Don Bulge defeated Lads
law Hecht, CzechOslOvakia, and
Hal Surface lost to AdrianO
Zappa, Argentine, in London
tennis.
The Washington times., 1936-06-18
Major AII-Stars List

AMERICAN LEAGUE - Lou GehriS,
Yankees. first base; Charlie Gehringer,
Tigers, second base: Luke Appling,
White sox, shortstop; Jimmy Dykes,
White SOx. third base; Joe DiMaggiO.
Yankees, left field; Earl AverilI. In
dians, center field: Mule Haas, White
SOx, right field: Manager Mickey
COchrane, Tigers, catcher: Lefty Grove
(Red SOx), Vernon Gomez (Yankees)
Monte Pearson Yankees) and School
boy Rowe (Tigers), pitchers.
NATIONAL LEAGUE - Bill Terry,
Giants, first base; Bill Herman, Cubs,
second base; Arky Vaughan, Pirates,
shOrtStOp; Pinky whitney, Phillies,
third base; Joe Medwick, Cards. left
field; Hank Leiber, Giants, or Wally
Berger, Bees, center field; Frank De
maree, Cubs, right field; Gabby Hart
nett, Cubs, catcher; Carl HubbelI
(Glants), Van MunGO (DOdgers), and
Lon Waneke (Cubs). pitchers.