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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-12

Saturday: Sally Eilers and James Dunn
in I'VE Have Our Moments" and :,ohn
Beal and Joan Fontaine in "The Man
Who Found Himself; Our Gang comedy.
CALVERT-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: THE Prince and the Paper" with
Enrol Flynn and Mauch cwlus. Wednes-
Tyrone Power In "cafe Metro pole" FRI
in "a Doctors Diary" Saturday War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan at the
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday: War
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan at the
Olympics'' and Lee Tracy in behind
the Headlines" Tuesday and Wednes-
day. sn HfrSw Sn9 F TRarda Ta snG
Friday: Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea
in Woman Chases Man." Saturday:
Vinton Haworth and Helen Mack in You
Tyrone Power in "Cafe MetrOpOle."
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor in
Personal Property" Wednesday and
Thursday: Miriam Hopkins and Paul
OF the People," Friday: Annabella and
Henry Fonda in wings of the Morn
ing" Saturday: That Mans Here
Again" with Hugh Herbert; Secret
4ASShS Az NOs lie
HOME-sunday and Monday: George
Murphy and Doris Nolan in TOP of
the Town." March of Time. Tuesday
and Wednesday; Jean Harlow ana q bon: Bob
S Sant Taylor " the in
renee Olivier and Flora Robson in Fire
Over England" Friday: That Mans
Here Again." with Hugh Herbert. Sat
urday: Edward G. Robinson in Thunder
In nd ClaiPa TrAvnF and M1s
chael Whalen in thine Out for Ro-
nance" Secret Agent X-S" No. l..
PENN-sunday. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: The Prince and the Pau
Twins" Thursday and Friday: Loretta
Young and Tyrone Power in Cafe Metro
pole" Saturday: Wallace Berry In
Good Old Soak"
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: THAT
Mans Here Again" with Hugh Norbert.
Tuesday and wednesday: Edward 9;
Robinson in Thunder in the City"
Jeffries in "song Of the city" Friday:
Johnny Mack Brown in Lawless
Lands" Saturday: Bette Davis IN
Marked Woman" with Humphrey Bo-
CART.
sHERIDAN-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Ben Bernie and Walter Win
cnelI in wake UP ana Live "ooHeS.
day and Thursday: Miriam Hopkins ana
Joel McCrea in Woman Chases Man,
March Of Time Friday: Gary Cooper,
Carole Lombard and Shirley Temple In
''Now and Forever" Saturday: Warner
GLAND in Charlie chan at the
Olympics."
TIVOLT-sunday Monday and Tues
day: Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea
in woman Chases Man." Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday: Loretta Young
and Tyrone Power in Cafe Metropole:
Saturday: George Brent and Anita
Louise in THE Go Getter." secret
Agent ks. No. g."
UPTOWN-Sunday. Monday. and Tues.
day, Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell
in wake Up And Live: "Wednesday
and Thursday, Miriam Hopkins and joel
McCrea in woman Chases Man.: FRI
day, Lee Tracy in .'Behind the Head;
lines"; Saturday. Patsy Kelly and
Robert Armstrong in "Nobody's BABY
cur Gang.
YORK-sunday and Monday. Bling
Crosby and Martha Raye in waikiki
Wedding: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent
in Mountain Justice; THURSDAY. Ed Ed:
ward G. Robinson in Thunder in tins
city,: Friday. Claire Trevor and Michael
whalen in Thine Out for Romance
Saturday, william Boyd and Gale sheri'
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Grace heardOn decades, having
come to the Capital in 1917 to
enter a Federal career that has
proven packed with achievement
and demonstrated efficiency.
A native of Herkimer, N. Y,
she attended Syracuse University
and after entering the Govern
ment finished her education with
a course at George Washington
University here. She has spent
her entire career with the Ad-
jutant Generals Office, where
she attends to clerical duties. She
has long been a member Of the
N. F. F. E.
The Wanderbird Hiking Club
faces another delightful after
noon tomorrow, Rose Marie Petta,
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BY ]. EARLE MOSER

Striking back at rebellious mem
bers who recently voted to seek
C. I. o. affiliation, and h We
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HAUBER, JOHN P.-On Saturday, June
IL. 1887, at his residence, 1911 D Street
Northwest. JOHN P. HAUBER, the be-
loved husband of Esther Hauber Cnee
George McCloud. John, Esther and Marga-
ret Hauber
Funeral will be held from the above
residence on Monday, June IA, at $3.50
a. m. ~
Requiem mass at St. Matthews Church.
at 10 a. m.
Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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AvALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor in
personal Property" March of Time:
Wednesday and Thursday: Paul NUM-
Friday: Carole Lombard and Clark Gable
in mo Man Of Her own" Saturday:
Jean Muir and Preston Foster in "Out-
cast of Poker Flat" Popeye.
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DEATHS

GILMORE, JOHN Won Friday, June II,
1887, JOHN W. GILMORE. the beloved
husband of Margaret P. Gilmore. Remains
resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home, Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Monday,
June IA, 1887, at 3 p. M, from the W. W.
Chambers Co. funeral home, 14O0 Chaplin
Street Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-sunday, Mond q y
bert and Melvyn Douglas in ST Met Him
in Paris" Thursday and Friday: Walter
winchell and Ben Bernie in Wake w
and Live March of Time. Saturday
"Woman Chases Man"
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COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Jean Harlow and Robert Taylor in
Personal Property" Wednesday and
NUM- in THE Woman / Love-: Servant
OF the People," Friday: Annabella and
Henry Fonda in wings of the Morn
ing" Saturday: That Mans Here
Again." with Hugh Herbert; Secret
Agent x-e" No. /.
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APoLLO-sunday. Monday and Tues-

AFOLLO-Sunday. Monuay anu II5S
day: Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell in
Thursday: Josephine Hutchinson and
George Brent in Mountain Justice" Fri
day: Penrod and Sam with Billy Mauch.
Saturday: Richard Arlen in silent Bar
riers" and Anne Shirley and John Nor
ley in "Too Many Wives" Secret Agent
X-9 No. /.
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AVENUE UhANU-Sunuay ana MOu.
day: Bette paws in Marked Woman"
with Humphrey Bogart. Tuesday ana
wednesday: Richard Arlen in Silent
Barriers" THURSDAY: Melody for
Ellis. Friday: Lew Ayres and Ruth
Coleman in ''Ths Crime Nobody Saw"
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YORK-sunday and Monday. BIng
Crosby and Martha Raye in waikiki
Wedding: Tuesday and "wednesday,
Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent
in Mountain Justice: Thursday. Ed
ward G. Robinson in Thunder in this
city: Friday. Claire Trevor and Michael
Whalen in Thine Out for Romance;
Saturday, william Boyd and Gale Sheri-
dan in "Hills Of Old Wyoming"
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FLORISTS

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UPTOWN-sunday. Monday. and Tues:
day, Ben Bernie and Walter WincheI
in wake Up And Live: "Wednesday
and Thursday, Miriam Hopkins and joel
McCrea in Woman Chases Man" Fri-
day, Lee Tracy in Behind the Head.
lines"; Saturday. Patsy Kelly and
Robert Armstrong in "NObody's Baby
eur Gang.
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Warner Bros. TheateTs
EARLE 18th st. Below + St. n W.
Screen: CLAUDETTE COLBERT-MEL-
VYN DOUGLAS-ROBERT YOUNG IN
IT NET HIM IN PARIS"
stage: CLYDE LUCAS AND HIS Or
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TIvOLT-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea
in woman Chases Man" Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday: Loretta Young
and Tyrone Power in Cafe Metropole:
Saturday: George Brent and Anita
Agent X-9 No, g."
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HIPPODROME-sunda and Monday:
Enrol Flynn and Olivia DeHavilland in
"Charge of the Light Brigade; cartoon
and news. Tuesday and Wednesday:
Edmund Lowe and Madge Evans In "Espi-
onage": also Carole Lombard in my
Man Godfrey; cartoon and news. Thurs
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PENN-sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday: THE Prince and the Pau
per-" with Enrol Flynn and Mauch
Twins" Thursday and Friday: Loretta
Young and Tyrone Power in Cafe Metro
pole" Saturday: Wallace Berry in
''Good Old Soak %
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SAYOY-Sunday and Monday: 'sThat
Mans Here Again" with Hugh Norbert.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Edward g;
Robinson in Thunder in the City.
Thursday: Margaret Lindsay and Dean
Jeffries in Song of the City" Friday:
Johnny Mack Brown in "Lawless
Lands" Saturday: Bette Davis in
Marked Woman" with Humphrey Bo-
CART.
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Grace E. Reardon, one Oh Cne
most popular workers at the War
Department, has been elected
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sHERIDAN-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Ben Bernie and Walter Win
chelI in wake UP and Live" Wednes-
day and Thursday: Miriam Hopkins ana
Joel McCrea in woman Chases Man,
March of Time. Friday: Gary Cooper,
Carole Lombard and Shirley Temple IN
GLAND in Charlie Chan at the
Olympics."
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Saturday: Sally Eilers and James Dunn
in I'VE Have Our Moments" and :Tohn
Beal and Joan Fontaine in "The Man
Who Found Himself; Our Gang comedy.
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
Motion Picture Theoter Owners
Of District Of Columbia
LOew's CAPITOL
R.K.O KETTHS

ne kAWU AEl II HIS
''WINGs OVER HONOLULU" with wendy
Barrie and Ray Milland. Also-New Edi-
ton of 1.-THE March Of Time"
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COAST LOOPERS
LOOK READY FOR
MAJOR TRIALS

SEATTLE, Wash.-Baseball is
uncertain business, opines William
H. Klepper, president of the
Seattle Indians. For the two sea-
sons prior to this year, the fans
here tore down the gates to see the
Indians battle for first place in the
Pacific Coast League. Yet, major
league clubs weren't especially i'm
pressed with any Seattle players.
Pitcher Lou Koupal went to the st.
Louis Browns and Kewpie Dick
Barrett had a trial with Gin
cinnati.
This season, the Tribe cannot
win consistently and crowds have
fallen off, but the scouts are cycling
every action of some of the Tribes
men.
For two weeks, Heinie Groh of
the New York Giants sat in a field
box, watching Pitcher Clarence
Pickrel and Catcher Eddie
FernandeS.
Pickrel, who won nine out of his
last IL starts for a seventh-place
club, has the majors wondering if
he finally has arrived. His VIC
tories are all the more amazing, as
the Tribe hasn't manufactured
many runs of late.
Besides Groh's Sleuthing, KEEP
per has received inquiries about
Pickrel from three other major
league clubs.
Hal Spindel, the catcher, is an
other good prospect. And now that
Spindel is back in form, after an
operation on his left hand, scouts
are certain to become interested
in him. He's the lad who attracted
so much attention last year that
price of $4,000 was set upon
him.
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MURPHY, KRAUSE
SET FOR SENIOR
GOLF|NG CROWN

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 10
]. B. Murphy and Will KrauSe
will meet for the senior golf cham
pionship of the Belle Haven Club
on or before August %, which has
been established as the deadline
for the completion of the tourna-
ment.
They have been given until that
date to play the match and may
meet this Sunday.
This tournament is for golfers
over so years of age and the Will
Hulf1Sh trophy will be awarded to
the winner.
Murphy recently won the Ca
zette tournament and defeated his
opponent in the semi-finaI of this
play. However, KrauSe was re-
ported off form in this match and
much closer competition is ex.
pected when they tee off in the
senior finals.
The second round matches in
the Caddies tournament will be
played on Monday at $50 a. m.
Tom Ryan, golf professional of
the local club, will leave for Char
lottesville, Va, late today for the
Virginia Open on Saturday.
With a full program having
materialized for the Old Dominion
Boat Club fifty-seventh annual re-
gatta. indications are that the
largest fleet of boats ever masted
off Alexandria will be moored in
and around the clubs mooring
basin when the first competitive
event gets underway at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Sailing races alone will draw at
least 40 entrants from the Poto-
mac River Sailing Association.
Bob Wilton, is general chairman
Of the program.
The st. Mary's Celtics' third
game with the Ballston A. C. has
been postponed until a later date
and will not be played tonight at
8 o'clock. In the series each team
has COPIED one contest.
Tomorrow the Alexandria Boys
Club tosSers bid for their seven
tenth win of the season when
they meet the Georgetown B. C.
tossers on Haydon's Field at 2::3O
o'clock. Basil Bailey will pitch
for the locals.
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SOLOMONSISLE
LISTS REGATTA
Continued from Page 25)

Continued from Page 25)
Race for cruisers and all types OF
boats. Other inboard classes will
be scheduled if four entries are
received in advance.
Amateurs and professionals will
race separately provided ten en-
tries are received, per class, other
wise the events will be open but
for separate prizes"
STAGE TWO HEATS
Each race will consist of two
five-mile heats
Cash prizes of $50 per heat will
be offered in Division II cupboard,
First, $25; second, SIS: third, $40,
per heat, with trophies for anna
teurs In the inboard classes, tro.
phies for first, second and third
position will be offered
Entries must be made on
standard American Power Boat
Association entry blank and
mailed to T w Gardner, Secre"
tary, Solomons Island, Nd.
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By FRANK BUCK" O'NEILL

The Boston Red Sox, who
stopped the New York Yankees
after the Rupert forces had
scored 10 consecutive victories,
open a series with the Griffs here
this afternoon. This will be the
final stand of the Griffs here
until next month. In the interim,
the boys go to New York and Bos,
ton before dashing over the west
ern circuit on their final tour of
the sunset side of the league.
Jack Wilson, right-handed fast
ball pitcher of the Red Sox will
go to the hill this afternoon, in all
probability. Pete Appleton is the
probable choice for Washington.
The Griffs swept the series with
the Philadelphia Athletics, but
few critics of the game will attach
too much Importance to that feat.
Four victories are always pleasing,
to be sure, but the quality of COM
petition must be considered. Time
removed the camouflage from the
White Elephant of early May, and
revealed him as the same drab
pachyderm, whose place is in the
Sludgy, squdgy creeks, piling teak
with his brothers.
Washington fans will have a
chance to welcome home Joe
Cronin, who has had one of his
greatest seasons in the American
League. The local fans will also
welcome home Ben Chapman, the
Alabama Arrow, who has Streaked
his way around the paths in fine
style since leaving here.
Jess Hill roomed with Jimmy
DeShong when both boys were on
the Yankees, and also when both
boys were with the Griffs. Which
did not prevent Hill from lacing a
couple of hits into the outf1eld.
Lewis is having a bit of a time
with his fielding. He let a per
fectly goof; throw seep through his
legs yesterday. and as a result
Finney moved to second while
Moses took third. Werber had q
chance to score two runs with 9
hit but failed in the effort.
Armada made a truly great
catch of a wicked drive by Ear
Brucker, just as far back in the
center field corner as you can hit
a ball.
Bill Werber heckled Jacobs
no little in the eighth inning
There goes your no hitter right
away" yelled Werber when BOZ
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grandStand and stable improve
ments, new clubhouse features
and decorations.
Sit-still jockeys lads who
would not hesitate to draw fine
the finish of a Kentucky Derby
race, or a race on which their
future depended have been the
hardest for eagle-race stewards
and fault-finding players to get a
line on.
APPLAUD CLEvERNESS
When these sit-cold riders won
by a neck with some 4-to-5 shot,
which apparently could have been
first home by a couple of lengths,
the fans would applaud their
cleverness. But when, though rid
ing true to form never resort
ing to whip, but relying upon their
hands to induce a horse to give his
best they'd get beat a nose,
those same fans would swear they
weren't trying a lick!
Henry Spencer Hand Riding
Kelly Eddie Martin Eddie
Smith Once-Around Murphy
Hand-Riding Johnny Murphy
Sit-Still Riley all were
riders who could make the Gus
toners pull at their hair in close
finishes.
Newton Barrett once sat still
with horse on which Arnold Roth
stein had bet more than a hundred
grand E. was winning by a neck
when the jockey on the weary Sec
ond horse suddenly rallied his
mount into a spurt-and Barrett
wound up second, beaten a head.
0 But this time the customers
cheered frantically, because the
colt Barrett rode was a 1-to-3 shot
and many of those horse players
didn't like RothStein, anyhow!
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johnson belted one to left, the
first hitter to face the Rich
mond kid.
Twas all in the spirit of good
clean fun, of course, and no
offense ever is taken under
circumstances such as these.
Hill had a right busy day in
center field. He was back to the
fence and in behind the base lines
for deep drives and shallow.
Simmons made a nice grab of
Newsome's liner, plucking the ball
out of the sun. Nothing wrong
with AIS fielding, but his luck at
the bat is atrocious.
Melo Armada, returning Moses
single to the infield, scored a di-
rect hit on Newsome's glove back
of the infield.
Hill almost lost Almada'S drive
in the eighth inning He started
in, then knocked down his glasses
and looked at the ball. He barely
had time to leap and catch the
pill.
Travis got great hand from
the few fans present when he re-
turned to the bench after pinch
hitting in the seventh inning. The
drawlin' Georgian had a great
hand coming to him.
Hill doubled to left, and Sim
mons twisted his ankle chasing
the ball. The Griffs can't stand
any more injuries.
Harry Kelly kidded a bit with
Johnny Mihalic after the latter
doubled to left field. But he
stopped after Kuhel slashed one
past Finney for a single to right.
Myers double put the Griffs
right back in the ball game.
Rick Ferrell's single to center
scored Myer with the tying run.
Yves Terrell struck out with
the count three and two on him,
an incident which scared his
soul no little.
Hill came to bat in the ninth
with the winning run on second
base, and a clinching run on
first. He previously had made
two hits and walked once. The
percentages therefore, were all
against him. The figures worked,
for Hill lofted to Stone,
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PA|RINCS ISSUED
AT BEAVER Dam

Pairings for the mems club
championship of the Beaver Dam
Country Club of Landover, Md,
which is set to get underway
Sunday morning, was released
today by the tournament COM
mittee.
A total of 60 players are listed
for the event, which will be con-
cluded next Sunday. Two 10
holes matches will be played.
Forrest Thompson is the de-
Tending champion.
The pairings follow:
FIRST FLIGHT
90O-E. B. Ault, E. ]. Holahan.
9:O5-W A. Park, ]. Morris
9:10-J. r. Miller, W. H. Lines.
9:15-L. H. Weisenburger, G.. F..
Stringer.
92O-B. f. Dennell, D. E. Madison.
9:25-M. F. Mccarthy, j. Balestri
93O-R. Sheriff.. F. G. Mott.
935-W. Dempsey, +. Thompson.
FIRST FLIGHT CONSOLATION
9:4O-w. T Henderson, j. F. Baggett,
f, Johnson r. A. Mills. ]. B. Sheriff.,
P. Carey, C. williams, H. Fine.
9:45 E. j. Carver L. semia' p.
Fogarty.
SECOND FLIGHT
9:50-M. T. Young, N. Rogers, A. S.
Pug, E. L. Dlugensky.
9:55-Dr. L. Lavine, w. c. Hickman,
]. sasse. A. ]. Wertis.
1O:OO-F. Wineriter, C. W. Griffin, c.
E. Purdy, e. H. Rietzke.
10:O5-E. r. Kaufman, DR.. W. +.
Kerr, P. Gerard. B. Costello.
THIRD FLIGHT
2:O0-F. H. Kramer J. McGever, DR..
E. Everhart.
2:O5-s. Kaplowitz, F. ]. Moore, R. E,
Zuber, G. D. Murrell.
FOURTH FLIGHT
1O:2O-N. C. Turnage, T. P. Cullen, D.
Boyer, L. S. Webster, NJ. A. Dent. DR.. E..
P. McLarney, F. NJ. DeWaters. A. War
anoff, R. ]. Weisberg, c. D. Potter.
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D.C.SOFTBALLERS
RESLATE DATES

Drawings for the D. C. softball
championships. scheduled to start
August % instead of August 10
as originally announced, will be
made the night of August 10 in
the sports department of the
Washington Herald.
Arrangements have been com.
pleted with the Washington base
ball club to stage semifinal and
final games on August % and
August 20.
Because several leagues have yet
to finish their schedules due to
playoffS, a complete change of
dates for the big event was neceS-
sary,
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Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Shirley Hanover set new
record in winning rich
Hambletonian stakes before
10000 at Goshen, N. Y.
Marion Miley won women's
western golf derby at Chicago
for third consecutive year with
300.
Andrew Szwedkow, Of Pitts
burgh, turned back Pat Abbott,
defending title-holder, in
quarter-finals of National Pub
lie Links Golf championship
at San Francisco.
Germ Cameron, of Tulsa
University, eliminated Bryan
'Bitsy" Grant in mems singles
of Eastern Grass Court Tennis
championships while Don
Bulge and Gene Mako were
extended to defeat Julius Held
man and owen Anderson of
University of California in
doubles. Alice Marble de-
feated Nine. Sylvia Henrotin.
of France, in semi-finals of
women's singles.
Mel Walker, Negro member
of United States track and
field team, set new world
mark of 6 feet 10 inches for
high jump in Stockholm meet.
Spillway captured Sanford
stakes at Saratoga in close
finish over Maetall.
Baseball results: Boston
Bees, 6, New York Giants, /;
Pittsburgh Pirates, Is, Chicago
Cubs, 6; Philadelphia PhillieS,
3, Brooklyn Dodgers l First
game); Philadelphia Phillies,
8, Brooklyn Dodgers. 2 Second
game):
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Helen Stephens
Tops SOftballers

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 13.-Helen
Stephens, famous Fulton, Mo-,
track star who shone at the recent
Olympic Games, has added an
other sport to her athletic curricll-
lum.'
Miss Stephens is now a member
of the Curlee girls softball team
here. She will play the outfield
and is reputed to be a powerful
hitter.
Miss Stephens is working as a
Stenographer here.