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Evening star., 1937-11-30
Giants Win Tackle Posts.

TWO giant veterans, Henry Bartos,
North Carolina. and Joe Brunan-
sky, Duke, won tackle posts by wide
margin but writer's who had seen
Clemson in action gave Fred Wyse a
nice complimentary vote. Bartos and
Brunansky, both seniors and Penn
sylvanians, contributed 425 pounds Of
football-gifted Drawn.
Elmer Wrenn, North Carolina, and
Capt. Woody Lipscomb, Duke, strong
and aggressive guard standouts all
season, were named for these first
team positions. Jack Shivers, Furman,
another consistent performer, was
runner-up in the balloting. Mike
Surgent, Maryland, made the third
team.
The closest scrap of all resulted be-
tween Charlie Woods, Clemson: Dan
Hill, jr., Duke, and Andy Sabados,
the Citadel, over the center spot q,
Observers in South Carolina divided
their support about equally between
Woods and Sabados, but votes from
other sections of the conference gave
the Clemson youth first honors by a
narrow margin. Hill, vino made the
all-Southern squad as sophomore
last year. took the runner-up post and
Sabados landed on the third team.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
.REDSK|NL|NEPLAy,
DIRECTION SUPERB
Forwards, Quarters Are Due
Much of Credit for Win
Over Green Bay.
By BILL DISMER. Jr..

~ ULY recognized as co-heroes
/ Of Sundays great game,
l Slingin' Sam Baugh and
- Charley Malone vere stey,.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-19

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model Good rubber See Bill Keat-
inc 543 Euclid. tM-2D
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-19

WANT COWS to freshen within the
next 30 days. E. r.. Long. Phone
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WANTED Used Time Clock. Com
municate with Mr.. Shaw at Post
Press. Phone 300. -l9-1t)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-19

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&c Lincoln Zephyr Sedan.
SO Chevrolet Sport Sedan.
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sc Ford Pickup.
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drive.
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Cash or Terms
a. RICHTER
Panama Hotel 637 Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-19

WE ARE WRECKfNG old building
just west Of King Gotten hotel on
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crete blocks.
See Salesman On job
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-19

WANT TO BUY 1000 or 500 gal
Ion water tank with tank house.
See A. Odennott, Route 2, Box
lO6 Imperial. MID
Evening star., 1937-08-26

Most of the pros from the Washing
ton sector will gather tomorrow at In
dian Spring to talk it over and to play
in sweepstakes tournament. Leo WAL
per and Clf1 Spencer won't be there,
however. They are at Glens Falls,
warming up for the tournament which
will start IN Western New York to-
morrow.
YOUNG BILLY SHEA, the lanky
Middle Atlantic champion, didn't
do 50 badly in his first bid for the
national amateur championship.
Somewhat ditfident about golf for sew
eral years. Billy is keen about 1t now.
and he'll be a much improved player
when he gets back to Washington
after peek at the big championship
and the way the stars do it.
He qualified among the first 64 ANA
teurs Of the land. and won a first
round match, losing to hot round by
Freddie Haas, the intercollegiate title
holder. Lots Of potential amateur
champions have done worse. hTe
young man has bright future in golf.
Billy will be on the Georgetown varsity
golf team next Spring.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
lorida Beats South Carolina to Grid Dusouts

dates) will make no speeches to-
night he called 'em all of
to go see Farr and Louis Rip
Collins, injured Cub first sacker.
didn't get worried when he did a
little "pre-world series" scouting
on the Yanks Tuesday they
looked lousy maybe they
showed the Ripper a little more
yesterday.
Ted Horton, Yale's pitching ace
for three years. now with the
Toronto Maple Leafs in the Inter-
national League, will become q
teacher at Mount Hermon School,
his alma mater, at East Northfield,
Mass, this Fall.
Bill (Bojangles) Robinson, the
Negro tap dancer. has been .
special guest 1T Joe Louis camp
for q few days &. his Jokes keep
Joe In good humor Dorothea
Lawrence, the opera star, who goes
In for archery. Is trying to steam
up the American Olympic Com
mittee to foster an archery cham
pionship in the 1910 olympics.
In the Eddie McGeever- Carl
(Red) Guggino lightweight bout
here the other night, the referee
and the judges reversed themselves
twice .. first they said McGeever
won somebody hollered and
they switched to Guggino
somebody else yelled and they went
back to McGeever by this time
everybody else had left the hall.
20 the decision stood.
eome h4s bASue writer's ~
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Even BOXING BREAK
FOR SOUTH AMERICA
Pan.Am. Winners, Heading Home,
Prove Fine Sportsmen in
Defeat at Chicago.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August 26.-South Amer
ica's amateur boxing champions
headed for home today with an even
break in two tournament engagements
to show for their first invasion of the
United States.
The sturdy youngsters who won five
Of eight titles in the pan-American
games at Dallas, Tex. recently, were
defeated last night, II bouts to s.,
by Catholic Youth Organization cham
pions Of Chicago before $4,000 spec
tators In Soldier Field.
The South Americans, champions
from Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay,
won the hearts of the spectators by
their aggressiveness and talent as
we'll as their craftsmanship in &C.
cepting without complaint two ad-
verse and questionable decisions.
Salvador Bonanno, Argentinas well
terweight. lost the decision to Chester
Rutecki after apparently having built
up a clear margin and Francisco
Risiglione, tall light-heavyweight from
the same country, lost under similar
circumstances to John Hawthorne
Chicago Negro.
The victory kept intact the c. Y. O.
record Of never having lost q team
battle at home.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Fearing Attachment, Farr Caches His 100000 Pay
mondon

the road he just can't wait to get
back to the wife and kiddies.
Did the Giants take some Of the
starch out Of the Cubs sails
Wow! :. Seems the U. of Florida
beat South Carolina to those foot
ball dugouts by about eight years.
Joe Jacobs, loyal little manager
Of Max Schmeling, isn't exactly in
what the boys call "the chips" but
he bought % ringside seats for Farr
and Louis to pass around among
guys who have done him favors In
the last year A Chicago paper
Is hot after Jack Miley, former
columnist Of the New York Daily
News /. il. Who do you like boys
Louis or Farr7 =. Write your own
ticket.
Judge Jeremiah Mahoney Zone
Of the New York mayoralty candi-
Evening star., 1937-08-26
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer

NEW YORK, August 26.-Tommy
Farr is so scared the London pro-
moters he ran out on are going to
attach his share Of tonight's re-
ceipts he made Mike Jacobs de-
posit 100000 in a safe deposit vault
and give Tommy the key Boy,
will there be a dash to the bank
the minute Farr comes to Or
mebee before II he can trust any
one else with the key of that lock
box.
In an effort to rebuild the New
York Yankees pro foot ball team
Coach Jack Mcbride has signed
Alex Drobnitch Of Denver u. ALL
Rocky Mountain Conference guard
The Yankees call Johnny
Murphy, their star relief hurler.
Grandma" because when he Is on
Evening star., 1937-08-26
CANOE CLUB ALWAYS
BIDS FOR SWIM GLORY
D. c. Outfit Alone in Sending Team
Into Fac hof 13 Races for
Presidents Cup.

Washington Canoe Club has en-
tered team in the Presidents Cup
3-mile swim in each Of the l3 years
of the race to top the record Of the
New York A. c.. that has participated
in nine swirns since the first in 1925.
The New York club missed out in
1880 and the last two years, but is
back again today with a team.
The banner year for the swim was
1928, when eight teams. including
squad from the Marine Flying Corps
at Quantico. participated. That was
the year in which the only squad ever
to represent the United States Naval
Academy took part
Last years seven teams tied with
the record in 1926, the year In which
the Army sent its only representation.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

boosting Oscar Melillo Of the Red
Sox as manager Of the st. Louis
Browns next year ). visiting big
shots here for Louis and Farr in
clude Tom Gallery and Herman
Taylor, Los Angeles and Phila-
delphia promoters.
Taylor will be recalled as the
guy who actually brought $500, 900
IN cash to New York to guarantee
a Jim Braddock-Joe Louis fight In
Atlantic City this is no gag
we saw the dough and never
wanted to turn bandit 80 badly in
our life Charlie Grimm calls
Joe Medwick Of the Cards the best
hitter the National League ever
produced and we hope Rogers
Hornsby doesn't feel hurt.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
FOUR FAIR STARS
ABREAST IN GOLF
Traung, Barrett, Berg, Mi|ey
Again May Shoot It Out
for Western Title.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ut. PAUL. August 26.-History is
- being repeated in the thirty
seventh annual womens West
~ ern golf tournament. which
today entered the quarter finals.
All four semi -finalists Of last years
tournament at South Bend. Ind, still
remained in the fight for the title,
which is being defended by Dorothy
Traung of San Francisco
In addition to Miss Traung. they
were Beatrice Barrett OF Minneapolis,
whom the San Francisco girl defeated,
6 and 5. in the 36-hole final last year;
Patty Berg of Minneapolis and Marion
Miley OF Cincinnati. Ohio.
There was a possibility all four
may be in Fridays semi final round.
Miss Miley and Miss Berg were in
the upper bracket of the champion
ship flight. and Miss Barrett and Miss
Traung in the lower.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

except IN 2-year-old races, and these
will be $500. Widener said that the
Widener. a s50,o0o stake. lad reached
its peak value, it being his belief that
racing will benefit most by making 1t
possible for large number Of horse
men to participate In the purse dis
tribution, rather than few.
The new track now being construct
ed near Miami promises a 100000
stake. New Orleans has announced
that 100000 will be added this sea-
son to the purses offered for the long
Winter meeting that starts at the
Fair Grounds Thanksgiving This
track is the only one in the United
States on which racing is permitted
on Sundays.
Santa Anita, which has led all the
Winter tracks in purses and stakes,
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Joe COX AND RUDY
ON AGAIN TONIGHT
Patterson RassIes Piers in
Co.Feature of Show at
Arena Tonight.

~ UDY DUSEK, the boss, and
- Joe Cox. highly-regarded hired
N help, will squirm tonight at
y Turner'S Arena in the fea-
ture Of co-feature card that finds
Jack Patterson and Henri Piers ele-
waited from preliminary roles to serve
Promoter Joe Turner's psychological
purpose.
Turner recently discovered tina.
booking the boys in co-feature bouts
makes the public feel it is obtaining
two for the price of one. But the
shows still wind up about II o'clock.
double features Notwithstanding.
Joe and Rudy participated in a
fuss here recently and Dusek won on
quick fall. The crowd and Cox
didn't like it, 50 Turner has named
the pudgy Cyclone Burns as referee,
replacing Benny Bortnick, the human
bubble who became a trifie weary and
produced the quick count.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Ahearn Refuses
To Skip A111bers

WASHINGTON will see Lou
Ambers, world lightweight
champion, fight Cowboy Howard
Scott at Grifith Stadium next
Tuesday night despite protests of
Mike Jacobs, New York boxing
promoter.
The release Of Ambers contract
with Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn
for $4,000 was sought by Jacobs as
q safeguard against injury to the
champ. who is scheduled to appear
on his our-champion fight card In
New York next month.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio.-Tony Lanese Of
Cleveland outpointed Johnny
OHare, Pittsburgh, 90, weights
unavailable.
DENVER.-The Alabama Kid,
1881, Columbus, Ohio, outpointed
Marty Simmons, ITO, Saginaw.
Mich. (10).
OAKLAND, Calif.-Louis Nova,
1877, Alameda. Calf, stopped Saliva
tore Rugirello. 203. New York, 90.
NEW YORK.-Bernie Friedkin,
1901, New York. outpointed Rubin
Breese, 1871, Manhattan, Kans.,
(6).
Evening star., 1937-08-26
STAR TRAPSHOT DIES.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Au-
gust 26 lP).-John w. Garrett, 72.
Of Colorado Springs, holder Of several
national trapshoot marks in the past,
died Of a heart attack yesterday while
demonstrating his craftsmanship In
preparation for his appearance at the
dedication Of the VIII Rogers Shrine
here
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
READING, Pa.-Joe Cox, 224,
Cleveland, pinned Wally Dusek,
22l, Omaha, Nebr., 17:15.
MONTREAL.-Yvon Robert, 221,
Montreal. defeated Wee Willie
Davis, 260, Tennessee, straight
falls.
KANSAS CITY.-Everett Mar
shall, 225. La Junta, Colo. defeated
George Zaharias. 230. Pueblo, Colo,
two out Of three falls.
PORTLAND. Oreg.-Bronko Ma
gurski. 234, Minneapolis, defeated
Bob Kruse. 2l2, Oswego, Oreg.,
straight falls.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
HORSE SHOW DELAYED.

KELLER. Va, August 26 (P.-Ex-
hibitors awaited the start Of the second
annual horse show tomorrow after rain
today forced postponement Of the
program. Eleven classes are listed for
the show. which will be held as q
feature Of the sixtieth Keller Fair.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
EYSTON SAILS FOR U. s.

SOUTHAMPTON. England, August
rs lP.-Capt. G. E. T. Eyston, tall,
4O-year-old British racing pilot, has
sailed for the United States and an
assault on the world land speed rec
ord. He will try at the Bonneville
salt hats in Utah.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
P0dolak's in Again.

WALTER PoDOLAK. who has
more than one guys share Of
muscle, will twist for the third con-
secutive week here, meeting Binitre
LaRue. French Rumanian champ. In
the outstanding Commute supporting
match. Walters solid frame and
finely chiseled features have captured
the fancy Of the customers and Turner
apparently is anxious to capitalize
on it.
Mayes McLain will stack up against
Mike Sterlich and Chief Thunder
Bird. newcomer, will toll with Eli
Fischer in other 30-minute prelim-
inaries, the first Of which will get
under way at $50 o'clock
Ladies will be admitted for Is
cents, the price Of tax ticket.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
PLAY DOUBLE.HEADER,

A double-header will open the an
nual soft ball championship tourna-
ment at Eastern High School Saturday
afternoon. Carr Brothers & Boswell
will meet Old Milwaukee in the opener
at 2 O'Clock and the U. S. Aggies and
zupnik ten will meet in the nightcap,
Evening star., 1937-08-26
TENT0BE decided
IN COMING MONTH
Hufty Wears Chevy Chase
Crown, 0enneII Rules
at Beaver Dam.

- HORN Of any serious competition
among themselves the simon
pure golfers Of the Capital are
- looking forward to a flock OF
club chAmpionships-l0 Of them In
ALTO be decided during the next
five or six weeks.
THERE won't be any major tourna.
ments for the amateurs this Fall,
barring the few open affairs in which
they will be eligible along with the
pros, but among their own club
groups they'll have plenty Of com.
petition in club title events. Septem-
Der and early October are the club
championship months. Two club
titles already have been decided and
10 more are to be won before mid
October.
AT BEAVER DAM last week B. E.
Dcnnell grabbed the club title.
while at Chevy Chase earlier In the
year Page Hufty successfully de-
Tended his club crown. Champions
OF the other clubs are: Washington,
Ralph s. Fowler; Congressional, M,
Parker Nolan. Bannockburn, William
Pendergast; Columbia, Miller B.
stevinson: Army-Navy, Maj. Richard
K. Sutherland; Indian Spring, Volney
g. Burnett; Manor. Bobby Brownell;
Argyle, Jock Olmstead; Kenwood, Levi
4oder; Woodmont, Lou Harris,
SUTHERLAND won't be around to
defend his Army-Navy Club title.
He has been transferred to foreign
duty. IN line with Army practice. And
at Columbia they still are talking over
whether to hold long or short"
championship tourney For several
years past the tourney has been staged
over three days. Lately, however,
some Of the older members Of the club
have complained about taking three
full days from business and also about
36 holes OF golf day for two days in
row. 30 Golf Chairman Marty West
has thrown the whole thing back In
the laps Of the golfers and asked them
to vote on whether the tourney will
be held over three days or stretched
out to one round a day for four days.
Much of the sentiment appears to
favor the three-day plan.
A NEW champion will be crowned
at Manor unless Harry Pitt wins
again. for Bobby Brownell won't be
in Washington to defend the title he
won last year. Bobby will matr1culate
at Duke University early next month
and will not play in the District
championship nor in the Manor Club
title tourney.
K KIWANIS CLUB golfers, champions
of the civic clubs around Wash
tngton, are to compete IN . match
with Baltimore Kwanians at Rolling
road on September I. Barge l.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
0D0DT n Weather Hits Marlboro.
~ UNl \H0DE Workman Gets Break
~ 0VUl II Purses Menace Turf.
BY WALLACE DUKE.

Ohm LAW not take hand at present in closing the tracks but
the and
] liable to suffer
Joseph E Wdner. president Jockey Club.
nnounced 46-day
900 No will
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Third Try for Helen.

Inlr0 Try Tor Helen.
HELEN DETTWE1LER, the big gun
Of the Washington brigade, will
be making her third start in the wom-
ems national. Seasoned by two VIM
tiers OF competition against the top
liners OF the game-the same group
who will dominate the play n the ma
tional-Helen will be one Of the ia
vorites to win, ranking just under
Marion Miley, Patty Berg. Helen
Chandler. Beatrice Barrett and Doro-
thy Kirby.
Her showing in the recent
Shawnee tourney. where she
set course record Of IS, is an
index to the way she Is playing.
Consistently long of the tee, occa-
sionally she runs into erratic streaks
with the irons, but on the whole her
game is better than 1t ever has been,
Mrs. Meckley is right at the peak
OF her game. She has scored below
30 several times from the mems tees
ut Indian Spring, and says she is
playing as well as ever she played.
Two or three of the washington
women may qualify in the champion
ship hight at the national tourney.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Raise Stable Purse.

WASHINGTON pros are planning
big doings for the District open
championship now held by George
Dif1enbaugh. They've raised quite
nice little pot of money from their
Sunday exhibition matches-around
$l75-and they'll, toss this money,
along with that from entry fees, into
the hat for a tournament that will
eclipse the two previous District open
affairs. Prize money in the coming
tourney, which probably will be
played in October, may run as high
as $500.
They also are planning big ANA
teur-pro affair to be played over the
36-hole route, with the amateurs
starting from scratch.
1t should have been = scratch
AFFAIR long ago. for II there's one
thing that's been screwy in the
amateur-pro events its been the
Simon-pur hAndicaps.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
SEEK DIAMOND FOE.

Unlimited out-of- town opposition Is
sought by the Maryland Park A. G.
Call Hillery at Capitol Heights $50 be-
tween 6 and 7 o'clock,
Evening star., 1937-08-26
2s5H$Sa|
So>..1tlS
~sSb -

over the course Of the Baltimore
Suburban Club. It was postponed
yesterday by rain. Helen and Billy
Dettweiler were the only local en-
trAntS.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

The tournament will be played Oc-
tober 40, inclusive. over the course Of
the Memphis Country Club. It marks
the farthest south for the women's s
championship or for any major U. S.
G. A. championship. Farthest south
for the mems amateur is Baltimore,
while the open has been played at
Washington.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

That mixed two-ball championship
Of Maryland will be played tomorrow
Evening star., 1937-08-26

rider will have to be obta med for The
Chief. which had better than an out
side chance in the Hopeful.
Local fans probably will have an op-
portunity Of seeing most Of the Hopeful
starters in the Pnnlico Futurity which
is at mile and one-sixteenth. Tiger
WAS not nominated, but the Milky
Way Farm has Sky Larking and c.
Note among its eligibles The Belair
Stable nominated eight. including
Fighting Fox. Cornelius Whitney has
The Chief and Dauber. while John
Hay Whitney will pick from Pumpkin,
Sweetie Pie and Gentle Savage.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
Bad Luck for Marlboro.

will continue to do 50. Advance pub
Lefty promises material increases.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

X rWANIS CLUB golfers. champions
Of the civic clubs around Wash
ington, are to compete In . match
with Baltimore Kwanians at Rolling
road on September /. Barge L.
Hartz Of Columbia heads the Ktwanu
Sports Committee.
Evening star., 1937-08-26
"Anima" Duel Awaited.

hAkMAl DuC1 AWAIS1us
TURF fans already are proclaiming
Fighting Fox as great horse Is
his illustrious brother, Gallant Fox.
Gallant Fox lost , couple Of
races before he jumped out and
won the Flash Stakes.
Fighting Fox won his first and only
start to date and will go to the post
in the rich Hopeful Saturday strongly
backed He will be coupled with
Stormcud. while Tiger, winner Of his
only start at Saratoga and the prob
able choice for the race, will be coupled
with Sky Larking. another crack
from the Milky Way barn.
"Sonny" Workman, the District
jockey, is an ardent base ball fan. He
also is one of the best players among
the jockey colony.
Last Sunday, In play ut
second base, he broke his ankle.
He will be on, the ground for at
least two weeks. which means another
Evening star., 1937-08-26

OAU AOVA 1V1 AAAI IUOdUs
MARLBORO got bad break for its
opening. An all-day rain made
the track quagmire and cut the
attendance in half. Racing will con-
tinue daily through next week, and
judging by the attendance at the
other half-mile tracks, the local mer-
ry-go-round may expect an overflow
throng Saturday.
Timonium. which has spent several
thousand dollars for Improvements,
will throw open its gates on Labor
day and the wind-up of its session
will find the bugle blowing ct the
"Graw."
Evening star., 1937-08-26
&SSJRAIGHT 0F6k
: ~ THE TEE@4
"a >"~"--ssSes~- By Walter McCoIum S..<se>
By Walter McCo|fum

EVEN Washington handicaps
trict Women
\ title tourney Memphis
The local tourney
Maryland
titles; Charlotte Bishop
Evening star., 1937-08-26
'orais Finds Job Bederng Club Titles Engage c. Golfers
ALL-STARS' NAMES,
PLACES CONFUSING
Coach Surprised by Spirit of
Squad in Tack|ing Toll
in Heat.

The head foot ball coach OF the
University OF Detroit, elected by
popular Dote as coach of the college
Al-Stdrs for their game 1uith the
Green Bay aPckers in Chicago Sep
ten,ber /, tells here hoU his ma
terial Is shaping up for the cham
ptonship contest and uhat the
prospects are for pictory.
Evening star., 1937-08-26

- HORN OF any serious competition
among themselves the simon
pure golfers Of the Capital are
- looking forward to a flock OF
club championships-10 Of them in
ALTO be decided during the next
f1ve or six weeks.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Who Won
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Rocky Mount ,, ASheYille 6.
Richmond ), Durham 4.
Winston-Salem S, Portsmouth I
Norfolk s, Charlotte ).
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