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Evening star., 1937-08-13
Walk Plank for Giants,

HE Pirates fall apart at the merest
mention Of the Giants, and barely
managed to hold their own against
such rank outsiders as the Bees, Dode-
ers and PhillieS. But whenever they
tanele up with the Cubs they usually
wind up in the drivers seat. Yester-
|oay they came through with their
eighth decision in Ia starts against the
Cubs this year by knocking the ears
loft four fingers for a 1876 victory.
The Bees, on the other hand, COL
lapse at the sight Of almost every other
|outfit in the league until they meet
the Giants Then they're the boss
They followed this formula yesterday
With ga victory by virtue Of Tony
|Cuccinello's big bat and stretched their
season margin over the Giants to 7
wins in II starts
As q result, while the Yankees are
|eoaeting along on an II 2-game lead
IN the American League. the Cubs
edge isn't nearly so secure at 6l2
games in the rival circuit. and the
Giants are limping in second place by
|onlv 217 games over the come backing
cardinals.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
BRU|NSANDG|AN
USED AS STOOCES
Second -Raters Make Conn.,
edy of Flag Race-Di Mag
qio Hits 34th Homer.
BY SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

IT'S lucky for the National League
that the Pittsburgh Pirates and
Boston Bees know something about
L vaudeville
Prom that extinct brand of enter
tstnnent the Bucs and Bees borrowed
the "stooge' idea, and, giving it a
little different twist. have put the
Indian sign on Chicagos National
League leading Cubs and the second
place New York Giants. respectively
For picking on these two outfits as
their favorite stooges the Bucs and
Bees ought to be voted a world series
cut by whatever team wins the pen
nant-proVided. of course, it's neither
the Cubs nor Giants.
A stooge, for the benefit of those
who can't remember as far back as
vaudeville. was the foil or butt for a
comedians Jokes Now. neither the
Pirates nor Bees have any great repu-
tstions as comedians. But they're
certainly having great joke at the
expense of the Cubs and Giants so far
this year.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Solly Kreiger.
1872, New York, knocked out Wal
ter Woods. 100, New York (8).
MISUNDERSTANDING Angott,
1902. Louisville, KY. outpointed
Everett Rightmire, 1913, Sioux City,
Iowa (10).
TACOMA, Wash.-Bill Boyd.
184l2, Birmingham. Ala, stopped
Yves Hayes, 172h, Portland, Greg.
%.
PORTLAND, Me.-Kayo Cas-
tillo, 146, Bath, technically
knocked out Frankie Campbell,
148. Boston "a.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
Farr Wins Favor
By Great Boxing

By the Associated Press.
7 ONG BRANCH, N. j., August l3.
Tommy Farr's form in his
sparring sessions continues to bring
surprised comment from visitors at
his camp.
After watching Tommy drill
briskly yesterday for his heavy
weight title bout with Joe Louis,
Bill Brown, member of the New
York State Athletic Commission.
and Benny Leonard. former world
lightweight king. reported favorably
on the Welshman's showing
Brown called Farr strong and
rugged" and said the Wekhman
moved around we'll and evidently
knew how to pace himself.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
SWIM DATES CHANGED.

NEW YORK. August 13 lP).-To
permit American stars now touring
Japan chance 10 get back to COM
pete for titles. dates for the annual
mems A. A. u. swimming and diving
championships at Chicago have been
switched from August 1926 TO Sep
tember Gil
Evening star., 1937-08-13
ROWE DOCTORING ARM.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, August 10
P,.-Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe, De-
troit Tiger pitcher, whose right arm
went dead this Spring. is home for
treatment. He is in the care OF DR.
F. Walter Carruthers, bone specialist.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
VIRGINIA PROS CLASH
-ruickshank, Houghton Among
Stars in State Open.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August
(3 (P),-Seven Of last years money
winners will be among the field of
Upward of 100 Virginia golfers seek
ng the State open title at Farming
on Country Club tomorrow and Sum
iey.
In addition to defending Champion
Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond, who
Fsptured his fourth straight crown
rith record-breaking PIT at the Old
Dominion Club, Newport News, last
Fune. the 1896 sharers in the pot in
Fluded Chandler Harper, Nelson Long,
Al Houehton. Jack 1saacs, Johnny
Kelly and Darrell Napier.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
THREE-DAY ROGUE TIE
Wolf, Defending Champion,
Among National Meet Leaders.

LAKESIDE. Ohio. August l3 (Fp.-
Leaders in the first division in the
national rogue tournament here yes
terday sought to break three-way
tie
George Atkinson of Indiana polls,
Joseph West. Chicago, and Phil Wolf,
Bellevue. Ohio. defending champion
were even for the frst-division honors
Evening star., 1937-08-13
More Marlin Reported.

more MaTun hepOrte0.
BEFORE the weather changed Wash
~ ington anglers were doing there
bit over there. Among those who
landed white marlin were Col. William
P. Chantland. SO pounds in Is min
utes Sidney Lust. 81 pounds, IS min
utes; John F. Richter, Al pounds, As
minutes. all of them fishing with Capt
H. c. Mattison on the Mousie. They
also had eight dolphin.
George w. Duritz, Marlboro,
took in = 60 -pounder in Is min
utes with Capt. Fred Basnight
on the Slow and Easy.
That same skipper also had out a
party including A. E. Schact Of Wash
ington which caught 81 blues and
three bonito. They also are taking in
plenty Of dolphin there.
WACHAPREAGUE report from
w A. H. 6. Mears-Run Of large
croakers inside catching to 9 bushels
per boat, also spot, trout and kings.
T ARGEST founder so far this sea-
son is credited to Rev. Mr.. Allen,
rector of st, Thomas Church at Groom,
Md His was . 10ha-pounder landed
earlier this month while on a visit to
his brother. Last year . ~ pound
hsh won the contest.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOU1S.-George Koverly,
220. New York, pinned Nanjo
Singh. ais. Bombay, India, body
block, 1926. Sol Slagel, 255, Otis,
kans., threw Ellis Brashara. 222,
Oklahoma City, "kindling wood"
hold, 1906 Gene Bowman, 2l5,
Chattanooga. Tenn. pinned Lee
Wing. 2l8, st. Louis, body scissors.
1915,
Evening star., 1937-08-13
BEES PICK BRADENTON.

BOSTON, August 13 R.-Bob
Quinn, president of the Boston Bees,
has announced his club would train
next season at Bradenton, Fla. The
Bees formerly trained at st. Peters,
burg, Fla, where the New York
Yankees Get into Shape.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
YANKEE ATHLETE I'LL.

ABOARD S. S. ASAMA MARU.
August l3 (P).-Tom More. member
of the United States track and field
team en- route to Japan, was confined
to bed today suffering from ahscess
affecting both ears.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
LOS

BLACK PURSE. 14th 81 car contains
money and lady's watch BELONGED to
deceased mother. Reward. SOS 18th st. ne
DOG. male, old, yellovish brown, mixed
collie. no collar Call Shepherd 1898.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. July 18th S25
reward, dead or alive, named Duke" 40
Florida ave. nv. Adams 1850.
PURSE. gray leather: cash. travelling
checks. In store. 9th and L SITS. NV. Please
return. Reward Decatur 1902.
WRIST WATCH. lady's Gruen, white sold
14th st. bet. Park and Irving, August III;
reward. Columbia 1886
Evening star., 1937-08-13

Druggists Association on an outing
as guests Of DR.. J. French Simpson
last week end. caught 40 hardhead
still fishing and % rock by trolling.
Those In the party were Drs. Will
liam E. Boyer, William P Herbst. j.
Nelson Paine. A. c. Taylor. George
Thumser, Marty Gleason. Philip A.
Aff1eck, Charles Fuhrman. William F.
Mattingly, Bert A. Smyser, Frank B.
Upton. Jack Croft. Thomas M. Gard
ner and Frank w. Harper.
Still no reports Of blues set
tling down in one spot long
enough to make \ trip there
worth the time and coin.
They still are at Ocean City, way
past their scheduled time of departure,
but weather has been rough this week,
too rough to permit outside fishing.
Marlin have been scattered by q
northeaster and cannot be found, even
II the weather were calm enough to
permit fishing. Boats have been
searching in all directions. and as soon
as the wind lets up they will 60 at
it hot and heavy again.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
JUSTICE N. H. U. COACH.

DURHAM, N. H., August 13 lP.-
New Hampshire officials last night an
nounced the appointment of Charles
NJ. Justice. outstanding Nebraska
guard In 1929. 1890 and 1881, as as
sistant foot ball coach.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
SEEK CHARITABLE FOE
Quantico Indians Will Put on
Benefit for Stevens,

Benefit for Stevens.
Quantico Indians challenges any
strong semi-pro or unlimited nine to
game to be played at Quantico, Va,
September S for the benefit OF Bob
Stevens, Indian left fielder.
Stevens, as the result of a serious
injury, has been unable to work for
some time. Call Manager Bolognese
at Quantico 3-W between 9 am. and
8 pm
Evening star., 1937-08-13
JOLSONS WILL SEE
ARMSTRONG FIGHT.
Family of Actor Who Helps
Manage Co|ored Feather
to Attend Monday.
I JOIsON. the NANNY" ma

L JOLSON. the nanny" man
n of the movies. won't be able to
~ view his pet fighter. Henry
A Armstrong, In action here
Monday night at Grifith Stadium
against Johnny Cabello, but AIS
family here will be well represented
at ringside
Jolson, currently engaged in Holly
wood making picture. has wired
his regrets to Matchmaker Goldie
Ahearn, so Goldie invited the entire
Yoelson family to view the colored
feather fighter whom AL co-manages
with Eddie Mead
Viewing his first fight will be AIS
father, Morris, a rabbi, while others
of the family who will attend are
the famous flicker stars three broth
ers, George. Emil and Mike. all Of
whom are ardent boxing enthusiasts.
Armstrong Fights Tonight.
A RMsTRONG meets Irish Eddie
Brink tonight at New York and
will fly here Immediately after the
match. Cabello, who won l3 OF IT
fights last year, was due to arrive
here today and launch training at
Turner's Arena.
Except for an opponent for Baby
Manual. the card has been completed,
with Kid HOWE facing Johnny. Jones
in colored lightweight argument,
and George Henry. stable mate Of Ca
bello. fussing with Johnny johnson
Of Philadelphia In six-round prelim-
inaries. Four-rounders will find Mike
Morton trading blows with Brooks
Bowen and Wild Bill Howell swap
ping swats with Spike Miller. Buddy
Scott, local undefeated light-heavy-
weight. will clash with Frank Dono-
frio of Philadelphia in an eight-round
semi final.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
}. C. SHOOTERS BEATEN
Bow to Towson Club by II Points
in Rifle Contest.

Despite the craftsmanship displayed
py R, Niles, who recoraed high indi-
|idual score with 397. the District Rifle
|nd Pistol Club bowed to the American
egion Rife Club of Towson, Md,
948-l, ,937.
H. Tracy. w. BarroWs and w. Noel
|er paced the American Legion Shoot
Frs. scoring 1896, 1894 and 800, respec-
lively. Following are the scores:
American Lesion-H. Tracy 3as; w
farroNs 394: w Moeller. $40; A. Alt
ION, 3st; J Peterson ISL.
District Rifle Club--R Niles 3e7; Z
llen. 3ss; G. Pippert. 3s5; c. Blac. 3s4
]. Houells. asa.
Evening star., 1937-08-13


"A side. Capt. Robert E. Lee,
who fishes out of the latter place,
reports plenty of fish this week. mostly
hardhead, with some trout and rock
and a few blues. Best time to 20
after them, he says, is from to
10 pm.
Up that way you might try shrimp
cumming. which is coming into favor
on this side of the bay. having been
popular on the Eastern Shore for some
years. So far it has not been tried
in the vicinity of Solomons, but Capt.
Harry Woodburn is ready to supply
shrimp for any one who is willing to
attempt it. Possibly one might find
something really sporty. There are
several spots near Point Patience,
Evening star., 1937-08-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AM NOT AND WILL NOT BE RE-
sponsible for debts contracted by any one
other than myself personally JAMES
FRANKLIN CLARKE Blu. S. IL A., Navy
Dept. 14'
HAVE YOUR LOT CLEARED OF WEEDS
grass, etc; reasonable. H. E. DELVIGNE,
f"32 Georgia ave. Geo. 2a4O.
BACHELORS = LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL
Rossdhu Castle: acres lake. tall trees
lsree. beautiful rms: tile baths, fireplace
terrace. Wise. 40,3 for directions
ON 21st AUGUST WE WILL SELL AT
Eichbere's. 1927 ST. NV. Chrysler sedan
motor No. 1.4a1. serial No. 15I 1895. for
storage and other charges. THOMAS
BROS. l1o5 W ST. NV.
FURNACES VACUUM CLEANED
S,. for So" Furnace
Terms. CARL RoBEY. INC. % years
experience. Phone Lincoln fal3-J 49,
PEACHES ARE RIPE
AT QUAINT ACRES,
Silver Spring Colesville pike. Route %,
only 5 miles from the District. Open daily
till pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
HELP pQMESIIc.


GENERAL HOUsEWORKER cook colorsd;
stay nights Boz AJAX Star
GENERAL HOUsEwORKER colored ref
erences: 3 in family. stay soma nighs,
GIRL. white general housework and care
of small child. including par laundry n
washing machine. live IN Shep 4sal-W
GIRL. colored. TO 80 70 New York 70 care
for :! children. Cal. after pm, ~
Tucke"man 81 NV
GIRL. general 'housework. PLAN cooking:
must STAY NIGHTS 4407 18th 81. NV
GIRL OR WOMAN vhlte neat gene~al
housevork care children Room board
and salary Shep @aH1
HOUSEKEEPER. white reliable good cook,
STAY nshtS, = per week. ] dsv of Falls
Church 1r4-J-".
HOUSEKFEPEP. white. not over A. vrs.
take. charge Of home and swear Elrl.
"a ard s.. mn.
NURSEMAID. experIenced, vhi'e care q,
children. stav nights city ref must
accompany answer. $50 mo. Box 239-H.
Star.
WHITE WOMAN-Permanent positlon 80
housekeeper and COOK, salary, $50. 81
tractIYe room comfort able home. 54OS
Cedar parkway. Oh. Ch. Nd WISE. 3o2l.
WOMAN. white as cook Apply 653 Pa.
ave. Sc. or phone Atlantic $50
WOMAN, white middle-aesd, for gen.
houSeyork. stay IN 1oO5 H s. ne
Evening star., 1937-08-13
HOOVER BOYS SCORE
Top Roseell, Jefferson in Track
Meet on Playground.

Scoring Al points, Hoover yesterday
captured playground triangular track
meet, trimming Rossell, which finished
second with 23l2 points, and Jeffer-
son, with 1917.
Charles Pell, Buddy Vernon, Frank
Litre. Malcolm Willoughby and Grover
Owens won first places for Hoover,
while Richard Hartnett and Bob Hart
swept the unlimited unrestricted di-
vision for Jefferson.
Evening star., 1937-08-13

AUTO statesmen - New car,
very attractive commission plan.
Demonstration free. Plenty of
floor play. Bona fide leads fur
nished. If you are interested In
making some real money, see
Dick Sullivan, Logan Motor Co.,
III 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
$4,000 BID GETS
BIG DISPLAY COLT
Vanderbilt Tops Offers by
Jacobs. Paragon Stable
to Buy at Spa.
BY he Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ARAToGA SPRINGS. August l3.
The lion hearted strain that
made Discovery one of the
- greatest horses of the decade
pushed the price on big chestnut
colt. his full brother to $4,000 at the
Saratoga sales last night
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt finally
purchased the yearling, which was
Farm also owns Discovery. The bid
ding for the son Of Display-Ariadne
started at $4,000 by Thomas B. Crom-
well, was doubled on the second bid
and went to the sale price, $4,000
short of the seasons top. on 81 900
Stable bid against Vanderbilt for the
Mereworth Stud colt
Discovery, the turf's leading 4-year-
old in 1885 and winner of 27 races
and sl95 ,287, holds the worlds record
for mile and three-sixteenths.
Displays Get Winners.
1 1AoI LA ulHLSell Was lllc lIUll llOlS
of his day and twelfth among the
leading money winning horses of the
world He captured % races and
earned $256,526. Among his most
notable victories we're the Preakness,
the Latonia Championship, the Haw-
thorne Gold Cup and the Pimlico Cup.
He has sired, in addition to Discovery,
Parade Girl, Fast Stride, Distribute
and Winter Sport, all consistently
good horses. He has had "a winners
this year, including ,Sobriety. who won
the Bay Meadows Fashion Stakes.
In all the SO head that went under
the hammer last night brought $l03,-
SIS. an average of 1884. Mereworth
Stud offered Is head in addition to
the new Vanderbilt colt and sold for
a total of $50, 400.
A chestnut son of Cohort-T True Filler
went to Mrs. Isobel Dodge Sloane for
s7,700, while Harry Giddings of
Toronto paid the third highest price
Of the sale for a handsome strawberry
roam son of Kiev-Sweet Lady $1,000.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

CHAUFFEUR, white, male, single. age 35
TO As lone-term private family reference:
willing to leave city. Salary 500 month
and expenses: Apply in person,
4bo indiana Ave. NV.
NO rx&.
Evening star., 1937-08-13

SAIk9VV~eN.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS Of distinction.
~ faas 81 = ninss fun or part time. Room sl7.
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY, APPRENTICE; learn while earn
ins ms, Bettys; 1853 Conn. ave. NV. North
around: others need not apply. Geo ee97.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Must have expert-
snce In al branches. Steady position. Lis
lians', 1885 Wisconsin ave.
club; Must have had experience IN handing
public and employees: also office routire,
STATE fully age, personal status, experience.
eS premises. Box eef sisH IPpHssn' San TO i've on
DRESS AND MILLINERY salesladieS ex.
perienced. Apply 110s F St NV
MAMIcUR1sT. young. with, barber shop
experience: 81 salary and commission.
14ll N Y. ave. NV
NATIONAL TYPEWRITER bookkeeping ma
chine operator. Must be experienced, Box
1s-J, Star.
NURSE, practical white, 10 take care ot
and govern small girls one month At sea-
shore; $50 monthly: permanent II satts-
factory references required. Box 3aa-k.
Star.
OPERATOR for power machine Must he
experienced on mattress work, Washington
Mattress Co, 32l st. s,u
S'ALEsLADY. experienced, for dress shop.
Must furnish best. Of refs State age, salary
expected Box al Star,
sALEsWoMAN-,Interestins work for we'll
educated young lady With poise and per-
Raleigh Hotel, . am. 10 ii am
sALESWOMEN, millinery, snappv- experf-
encod Fine salary. Hat Box 116 14th
ST. n ".
TEACHERS for private school must be
able to- live in, state experience. Box
WAITRESS, part time. over IS salary and
tips. Apply 1901 10Th 81. ne
WOMAN. white, ,@5-45, experienced nurse:
2-year child light duties permanent
home: $40 month Decatur n99o before r.
WOMEN to CLERK n dry cleaning and
81 NV. am.
WOMEN Steady psr,.-rlme work for
desire 10 add 10 their income selling
Sheer 7ih floor, 1893 F 81 NV
WOMEN 90. with cars. for congentsl and
dignlfed outside saIesVork IN resrhv Va.
and Nd Salary while tralnlns Apply Ss',
2 10 m. 10 II so a m GS15 14th 81 nv
BUYER FOR MISSES AND
WOMEN'S POPULAR-PRICE
COAT DEPT; STATE EX-
PERIENCE. BOX 333-K,
STAR.
BUYER FOR MISSES AND
WOMEN'S POPULAR-PRICE
DRESS DEPT: STATE EX-
PERIENCE. BOX 331-K,
STAR.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE. col-ed good houseman; wifi
must be Al cook: neat in appearance: liv
Ing quarters references. Apply 1880 pm.
1923 Columbia rd NV.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
CECIL 1RAvi5....

THE LEAGUES BATTING LEADER
BREAKS DOWN AND DOES A
LITTLE "PoPPINd orr" ABOUT
HIS AR1... TAKING TIME our
To PtNCA-HlT A DOUBLE tN1AE
SEVENTH INNING or YESTERDAYS s
VICTORY OVER THE A's......
Evening star., 1937-08-13
hDH%SzREz4(N<1z
49, ~ c-ooe. 4,'.-. ~
By OtORGE f.HuBtR-

4 FAVORABLE spot for anglers
~ this week end might be up
~ around Galesville and Shady
y side Can't Rnhorf Z aa
Evening star., 1937-08-13

MAN, 33, with plant and sales
experience, wants employ
ment with dry cleaning es-
tablishment. Box 34l-K,
Star. 14*
Evening star., 1937-08-13
TTSED-CAR statesmen.

without used car experience. who have .
GOOD reputation and a willingness to work
hard For those who are not afraid 10
work, We can assure a steady income, much
above the average earnings of other sales.
men in the city. Why not avail yourSe1
of this opportunity to make connection
with . rapid growing organizatton. onerlns
many advantages seldom found elsewhere?
Our cars are properly recondtioned and
sold with money-back guarantee that
makes friends and customers. Act quickly
II YOU .re interested. CAL M; Mcclure
Evening star., 1937-08-13
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert; books started. ball
anced. audited kept part time, tax prob
lens most reasonable refs. Adams 91ar.
BOY. colored. 8 years wants work. drug
or grocery store or any light work, refer
ence GeorEIa 43i5.
Evening star., 1937-08-13
ATTENTION.

We have few openings for neat. am
h,tious men, at least c1. with D. C. drivers
permit Salary, s17 so per week. plus
bonus and commission Willing workers
can earn S3n-S4O per week. Absolutely no
1o6O oopd
Evening star., 1937-08-13

Druggists Have Outing.
EARTHER down the river at Tall
i Timbers, members Of the Veteran
Evening star., 1937-08-13

AUTO GLASS INSTALLERS- be ex-
perienced. Can earn $40 per week Glass
ers Auto Wreckins Co, end and Florida
ave ne. Come in person.
Evening star., 1937-08-13

VIEW PLYMOUTH LEAVING FOR JACK.
.on, Miss. Monday. Can aecommodat. 3.
Atlantic 1870. 211s Minnesota ave. Sc
Evening star., 1937-08-13

BUYER FOR MISSES AND
WOMEN'S S POPULAR-PRICE
DRESS DEPT: STATE EX-
PERIENCE. BOX 331-K,
STAR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
 STARTS IN CITY

A peppery and interesting softball league of eight teams in which play CTS and spectators will have plenty of fun was formed last night at a meeting in the Central Y. M. c. A. to get going next week the idea being to develop a top-notch team that can compete for the state title later in the summer. Another meeting will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. The teams are: "" Mems Club, Emil's, Interna- tional Silver, Oakland Pin, Boys Club, Lourdes' Holy Name, Falvey's "" Dorm, and zi-Theta-Pit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22
PAR graphs
BALL SHOULD BE NEARER RIGHT FOOT
 IN PLAYING THE BRASSE TO GET LOFT
By ART KRENZ

ANEA OCAVANC OVA Joe Turnesa came to the final tee of the National Open at Sciota Country Club, Columbus, needing a four to tie Bobby Jones for the titles
 Joe wacked a good drive down the middle of the fairway He seemed sure bet to get onto the green in two. But just as he reached the top of the backswing of his sec- ond shot, spectators hat flew of and landed at Joe's feet.
 Naturally, Joe dubbed the shot and wound up with 8 five, one be- hind Jones.
 The duffer's main fault in play ing a brassie is his inability to get the ball into the air.
 You must hit through on this shot. The clubhead meets the ball at the lowest point in the arc of the downswing, so therefore the ball
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-22

Hollywood: Al JolSon and the Missus, celebrating at lunch in the Bown Derby with the recently-wed Mrs. Bud WeStmore. . Martha Rave to you-and the blushing groom :. Jack Oakie, looking very collegiate in a crew-neck sweater, waves to George Burns and Oracle Allen, as they hurry along the other side of Vine strett. .. Eddie Cantor watching intently as Bobby Green xecitedly gestures toward an English speed bicycle in Wiltshire Boule- yard parking lot. =. Gertrude Niesen pauses in front of a radio shop on Sunset Boulevard, and the clerk in the doorway runs out with an autograph book.