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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24
Caroline Chatfield
Sqys To-day

It's as Easy for Guy to Locate His Position Witt
 the Girl Friend as for the Mariner to Get Hi : Correct Position on the Great Ocean, With Aic
 of Compass. LOve-LOrn Miss Can't Concea
 Her Feelings.
 He has burning older than he gals has coached her from hold everything keep the boys guessing tell them nothing everywhere, know where daughter?" simple and what until daugh- ter heart Mama has about OvelOrn girl child old weaned-whh practical y at alL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

She manpulates that he can have his allowed beat his time She put over fast Harry but not ght-o-love sne would rather than deceive him about the most trivial length to please him. Why? Because he's hobby her joy and her delight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-24

However be in trying to conceal her feelings constantly dropping little straws which show the wind be with the best boyrnd talk to him. talk him. The all time happiness bottom the hour of his leaving Regardless together she never runs out Of con herself him and the two or together incident that happens during the day all s felt treasured until he and she can spill t beans And equally eager learn same about him.
Evening star., 1937-11-04

Closely woven Of fine quality wool yorns in
rich red, brown, blue, rust and toupe coIors
Conservative wilton designs from nationally
known manufacturer. A wilton rug will give
yeors of satisfactory wear.
Sixth Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1937-11-04

Woven Of the finest imported rug wool, and
washed to give them the silky Iustre you
odnnire in fine old Persion rugs. Copies of
Sorouk, Kirr1on, and Koshon designs with pre-
dominating colors of red, rust, ivory and blue.
Sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1937-02-16
SPILL :SSMLM I@l!tNS @,
9& TC

A 623 count, in which Purdy sup
piled 143, gave the Printers their lone
Skirmish.
Carroll DAILY accounted for unique
happening while rolling with Navy,
which dropped two games to War De-
partment. The veteran. who starred
last week with 408, shot the highest
string of the night, l56, and the low
est, 70. in succession.
Bureau of Investigation, pennant-
bound with a seven-game lead. held
the runner-up Senate quint at bay
when both won 2-to-1 verdicts. Astor
Clarke, adding sticks TO his l24 top
average. led the SleuthS' attack with
1856, while Andy Kramer's I40-
351 and Charley Stephenson's 351
were tops for Senate. George Miller
of National Capital Parks, made it
battle against the G-Men with 155-
355, losing a 6o3 game. Labor
smeared w. p A., despite Mike Cor
mans 1880.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
GOLF GRADE MADE
BY ELLEN KINCAID
Washington Woman Qualities at
Palm Beach-Mrs. Solomon's
78 Gives Her Medal.
Special Dispatch to TIE Star.

Special Dispatch to TIE Star.
PALM BEACH. Fla, February 16.-
Ellen Kincaid Of Washington. D. C.,
teed OF this morning in the first
round Of match play in the annual
women'S golf championship Of Palm
Beach. She is opposing Rod Tick Ct
Birmingham, Ala, in the second divi.
sion. Miss Kincaid qualified yesterday
with card Of 48-46-96.
Mrs. Leon Solomon Of Memphis,
Tenn, former Southern champion, an.
nexed the medal. Garnering three
brides, Mrs. Solomon was the only
contestant to break 80, when she
toured the course In 39-S9-7S, two
strokes less than her nearest rival.
Despite a brilliant finish, Patty
Berg. 1s-year-old red-haired Minne-
apolis sensation, was unable to over
take Mrs. Solomon, the Minnesota girl
taking second place with 42-38-3O.
Marion Miley of Lexington, KY,
trans-Mississippi champion, who led
the field in the testing round last year
with rs. finished in q triple tie for
third place with Kathryn Hemphill Of
Columbia, S. c., and Mrs. H. D. SteY.
rett of Hutchinson, Kans.
The Misses Miley and Hemphill
turned in identical cards Of 42-40-e2,
while Mrs. Sterrett posted 4l-41-82.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
new VIRGINIA COACH
OPEN PLAY DISCIPLE
Murray's Teams Never Dull-Bars
Profanity, Holy Cow Being
Favorite Expression.
BY the Associated Press.

D ICHMOND, Va, February 10
~ Frank J. Murray. Greater Of the
famed Golden Avalanche at Marquette.
will introduce his own unique system
of wide-open foot ball to this section
when he takes over the reins in Spring
training at Virginia next month.
Murray, who accepted the head
coaching position with the Cavaliers
Saturday after Is years OF successful
work at Marquette. operates on the
basis that . good ofiense Is the best
defense. and that the other fellow
can't score II you've always got the
ball"
Murray is . disciple Of the deceptive
and spectacular type Of game. He has
been credited with developing several
phases of the modern passing game.
His offensive strategy Is centered
around q fianked play in which one
back is sent wide as threat that may
or may not develop. Observers in tbs
Middle West say that he rarely per-
mitted his teams to become dull be-
cause Of overemphaAis on straight
foot ball and defense.
Profanity Is taboo on the field. His
favorite expression when letting Oh
steam Is "holy cow"
Evening star., 1937-02-16
SHOOT AT WORLD MARK
Rosslyn Girls Leading Pin League
With 557-19 Average.

An opportunity to better the pres.
ent world record for a seasons aver
age game for a women's bowling team
will be afforded the Rosslyn quintet,
currently leading the South Atlantic
Intercity League, within the next
two weeks.
In first place by q tvo-and-one.
haH-game margin over Baltimore.
the five girls-Blanche Wootton, Eve
lyn Ellis, Rena Levy, Lucy Rose and
Lorraine Gulli-are averaging 557-1e,
only one pin short of the 557.20
average compiled by the Baltimore
Recreation team in the same loop
last season. Two matches remain on
Rosslyn's schedule.
Rosslyn shot q set of l,729-or an
average of 576 per game-last Satur-
day to defeat the Health Center of
Richmond by 81 pins. Miss Roses
37s set was high. and Mrs. Woetton
rolled high game Of 153.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
GOPHER FIVE, YOUNG
STIR BIG ten RACE
Ozark Horse" Retains Basket
Lead-Purdue Tosser Scores
129 Points in 8 Games.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 16.-The Golden
Gophers Of Minnesota, one Of the
preseason dark horse" entries, and
6harpshooting Jewell Young of Pur-
due had Big Ten basket balls fans talk
ing today.
Minnesota led the pack in the hot
title scramble, its 1887 victory over
Iowa last night giving the Gophers a
record of six wins and one defeat,
Young, as his part of spectacular
evening in which eight teams saw ac-
tion, held tie for the modern Big Ten
single game individual scoring record
20 points.
Purdue defeated Illinois, recent con-
ference pace settlers, 81 to 81, and
Young's brilliant offensive perform
ance stole the show. He bagged -
field goals and three free throws, tying
the previous modern game scoring
mark set in 1888 by Joe Reiff, North
western, against Chicago.
Young Is leading the individual scor-
ing race with 12s points in eight
games.
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Evening star., 1937-02-16
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR.

A MEXICAN LEAGUE base ball
players are to be given an op-
portunity to become civilian SOL
diers this year. A resolution in
troduced by Capt. Huston Of the
New York Yanks, which was
unanimously adopted, provides
military training an hour each
day. The resolution also directs
that the trips of the players from
their hotels to the ball parks b
executed in military fashion.
George WaShington's basket ball
team had little trouble In disposing
Of Temple, $500, at the Y. M. @. A.
gym. The eventual winners did not
show their superiority until the
second half, the score being tied,
ISIS, at intermission.
Willie Hoppe. the worlds great
est billiardist, shattered al records
In three.cushion billiards when hs
ran out a 50-point match In 81
innings.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
NAVY SPIKES RUMOR-
OF BAN ON BOXING
Announces 1t Is Arranging 1888
Schedule-Aims at Clean
Slate for Season.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, February le.-
Rumors that the Naval Academy
would give up boxing after this season,
which have been rife for two years,
were settled today by Comdr. Andrew
c. McFall, graduate manager of ath-
letics who stated that the schedule for
next season in that sport now was
being arranged.
The rumors started when the Naval
Academy reduced its boxing schedule
from seven to four matches.
While last season was the poorest in
the sport the Navy has ever had. it has
won all three of its matches this year,
defeating Western Maryland, Syracuse
and Virginia. 1t will close its season
Saturday, when it meets Penn State,
its Oldest opponent in the ring, at State
College.
Capt. Cliff Hooker, who did not fight
against Virginia, is likely to return to
his place in the 155-pound class, and
one or two other changes in the Navy
team may be made.
Penn State has one of the strongest
teams in the country, but the Navy will
be prepared for hard fight.
Penn State defeated Syracuse Sat-
urday evening by 51a to 215. The Navy
won against the same team by 5 to 3.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
Royal and Ancient Golf Club Plans to Put Kibosh Sand Wed
W. By WRMeCAllu~ ~

"WO Of the local golf clubs are
doing O nice Job for their cad
dies this Winter. Realizing
L that most of the lads who lug
heavy golf bags around have no other
income than the meager sum received
for caddying, the washington and
Chevy Chase Clubs are passing out
free lunches to their regular caddies.
In many cases the la@- really need
the handout. Each day around noon
a big tureen of soup goes over to the
caddy house at each club and the boys
dive in for the free grub.
I'VE pass out around rs
lunches . day here ut WASH
ington," said Brick Wood, caddy
master. "Some Of these boys
need 1t, too. They don't eat
very regularly otherwise."
We've been doing it here at Chevy
Chase for years, and it works out
fine" said Sandy Douglas, Chevy
Chase caddymaster.
THE lads are going to have q tough
time deciding on the weirdest
shot of the four-day tournament to
be staged at Pinehurst on the golf
party of some 3o-odd Washingtonians
over the Washingtons birthday ami
versary holiday.
Charley Claggett. telephone COM
pany tycoon, has pu. up a prize for
the most remarkable shot of the four
day junket. and Charley is on the
committee to decide what Is the win
ming shot. Last year Paul Keyser won
the prize in the tournament at Au-
gusta for getting par on the river
Of sand" hole, after topping his tee
shot.
Some Of the boys had holed
shots out of bitches and popped
'em into the cup from bunkers,
but the committee ruled Key
ser's stunt was the prize winner.
Donors Of prizes include r, T. Har-
rell, Maurice Palmer, Adam King.
Arthur May. Martin Weigand, Free
man Stricklin, Paul Sleeper, Maurice
Horton, Frank Johnson, Godfrey Mum
ter and the Pinehurst management,
which has put up prize for the best
net score on the morning round of
the four days Of the tourney.
THERE won't be any of the local
club champs in the national
championship Of club champions at
St Augustine next week.
Talbot T. Speer, former title holder
Of Baltimore Country Club, and Nor
ton J. Mccarthy of Virginia Beach
are the only men from the Middle
Atlantic sector entered in the tourney
won last year by Claude Harmon Of
Florida.
Bill Holt. the smart guy from
Syracuse, who did so we'll in the anna
teur championship last year. will be
one of the favored entrants. Bill
went to Garden City in q trailer. ana
Evening star., 1937-02-16
EARL McPHILOMY, whose bowling
~ Iaadr lann oon y,nadA nie naraa

EARL McPHILoMY, whose bowling
deeds long ago made his name
Synonymous with duckpins. again dis
tinguished himself ut the Lucky Strike
last night when he shot an all-time
record set of 444 In the Graphic Arts
League Leading his Stanford Paper
Co. team to q clean sweep over the
Graphic Arts Press, the veteran top
notcher reeled OF games OF l4l, l48
and l55 In sensational fashion. The
leading Progressive Printers white
washed Potomac Electro.
pAULINE SAGER Il . mighty
= pleased roller today. For her in
itial set in the What's In q Name
League, the comely H. o. L. c. team
representative shot string Of lls and
set Of 308 TO top OF Q two-game win
from M. IN.
Alta Schintzers 122 effort,
high for the night, saved Mines
from being jolted three times
by Transportation.
Despite Irene SCOTS $40 high set,
w. A. C. 3. swept w. M. C. to advance
five games out in front of the nag
chase.
HOWARD CAMPBELL assistant
manager at Lucky Strike and one
Of the Capitals most famous bowlers
Of oil time, entered Mount Alto Hos
pital yesterday for treatment. Sailor,
a World War veteran, has a stomach
ailnent which only recently kept him
out of one block of the sweepstakes
bearing his name.
Ruth Moran won an entry in the
Lorraine GULL Sweepstakes to be held
February % at Convention Hall last
night in q preliminary conducted by
Lena (Sally) Miller in the What's In
a Name League ut Lucky Strike.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF
~ FICE ELECTRICIANS, who roll
as the I. B. E. w. No. l21 team. are
suspected Of q feud with the q. P. O.
Printers for honors in the crack Fed
eral League.
The Electricians had the better Of
the argument last night, but they had
called on Sam Simon to bolster their
lineup in turning the trick by 2
to-I decision.
Sam shot i4s-37e along with
Dick Lees 377 in the win to
offset Clarence Purdys single
handed effort TO put the Print.
ers across with top set Of 395.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Catholic University W. Long Is
land, New York.
Western vs.. Tech, Roosevelt High
sym (puhlic high title series). $50.
Eastern vs.. Roosevelt, Tech High
gym public high title series). $50.
st. Adams VS.. Woodrow Wilson.
st. Adams gym, $50.
Gonzaga VS.. Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, Va. $3.50.
]. c. Smith College vs. Howard.
Howard gym. 800.
George Washington Frosh vs. Y.
M. c. A.. Y. M, c. A gym, 800
Washington-Lee High vs.. Ma
nassas High, Manassas, Va.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
American University VS.. st.
Johns. Annapolis, Md.
Eastern VS.. Gonzasa, Gonzasa
gym, $3.50.
Massanutten Military Academy
VS.. Central. Central High gym.
$50.
Landon VS.. Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Bethesda, Md, 3:45.
Washington-Lee vs.. Montgomery
Blair, Silver Spring. Nd, 400.
Boxing.
Columbus University VS.. Citadel,
Turner'S Arena, $3.50.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Washington-Lee VS.. Maryland.
Ritchie Coliseum, College Park, Nd.
8:15.
La Sale vs.. Catholic University,
Rrookland gym, s;l5.
Duquesne VS.. Wilson Teachers.
Wilson gym. Sis.
Georgetown Frosh vs.. Maryland
Frosh, Ritchie Coliseum, College
Park. Nd. 400.
Episcopal vs.. Eastern, Eastern
High gym. $3.50.
Montgomery Of Rockville W.
Montgomery Blair, Silver Spring,
Md, $3.50.
Hyattsville VS.. Washinston-Lee
High, Ballston, Va, 500.
Wrestling.
Steve (Crusher) Casey vs. STAN
ley Pinto, feature match, Turner's
Arena, $50.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
QUARLES is FAVORITE
Meets Alvarez in Return Bout in
Tampa Tonight.

TAMPA. Fla, February is R.-
Norment Quarles Of Hendersonville,
N. c., and Chino Alvarez Of Tampa
are reported by their handlers to be
in the pink for their 1o-round boxing
bout set for Benjamin Field Arena to-
night.
0uarles, q product Of North Caro-
lima University, abruptly ended AL
varez's invasion of New York fistic
circles last Fall by defeating the Tam
pan in 10-round bout there. Quarles,
managed by Jack Dempsey and Max
Waxman, was quoted as saying the
Latin fighter couldn't take it." AL
varez replied that he had been trying
for q year to get Quarles in his own
back yard" where he was never
knocked out.
Quarles is . slight favorite In the
betting.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
CLOSE GAME TO sIGs.

Sigma Mu Sigma noSed out Loans
and Currency, 1921, in one Of the
Southeast Community CentAr Basket
Ball Leagues traditionally close
games last night. No player on either
team scored more than Z points, Heuer
getting that many for Sigma and
HAZE like number for the losers.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
SCOTT WINS POOR BOUT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, February le.-
After q slow start, which had the
crowd booing. Cowboy Howard Scott
of Washington beat Eddie Mcdeever
of Scranton. Pa. in the 1O-round fea-
ture bout at the City Auditorium here
last night.
Scott, apparently willing to mix 1t
up. continually was tied UP by Nc
Geever and showed very little Of his
heralded right-hand punch.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
CATHOLIC U. PEPPED
FOR |. |. U. CONTEST
Victory Over John Marshall by
A to 80 Buoys Team for
Tonight's Battle.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February ls.-spirits
high after a 44-3s victory over
the John Marshall College Of Law in
Jersey City last night. the Catholic
University Cardinals were prepared to
meet the Long Island University
Blackbirds in the L. I. o. gym in
Brooklyn tonight.
II, perchance, they should topple
Long Island, the Cardinals not only
would be avenging q 57-33 defeat by
that team last year, but also would be
doing something no Washington i've
has done in the past three years.
Tonight's game viii be the first Of
home-and-home series between G.
U. and L. !. u, the latter coming TO
Washington In March for . two-gsme
stand against pair Of Capital teams
&C. q. and George Washington.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
Walper Lucky as Snead's Pal
Big Winner on Golf Tour Splits Coin With
d. G.. Pro as Guest in Trailer.

stopped winning. But where he
stopped snead stepped In. Sam
already has won nearly 5000 on
the tour. 30 Leo will be able to
keep the wolf from the trailer door
for q few weeks. The Snead boy,
next to Harry Cooper, is the hottest
piece Of golfing stuff along the
circuit, and he isn't relaxing Q bit.
He Is making the best record Of
any youngster who has come along
Ia recent years On the tournament
training ground Of the pro brigade.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
HUFFMAN MAY TURN PRO
1ndianan Inclined to Accept job
With Detroit Lions.

DETROIT. February Is P,.-ver.
non Huffman, star Indiana University
athlete, said today he was inclined 70
play foot ball professionally with the
Detroit Lions next Fall"
Huffman. who needs another year
Of study to complete law course. said
William A. Alfs. vice president Of the
Detroit National Professional Foot
Ball League club, suggested he con-
tinue his studies In Detroit while
playing foot ball. Huffman conferred
with Alfs while here accompanying
the Indiana basket ball team 70 Ann
Arbor to meet the University Of Mich.
igan last night.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
LANDON FIVE NIPPED
St. James Takes Overtime Basket
Ball Battle, 31-29.

Landon's basket ball team lost .
heart breaking overtime battle to the
st. James Prep School courtnen from
Hagerstown yesterday when the Wis
itors eked out o 31-2s victory in the
Bethesda gymnasium.
Tied, 25-25, at the end of the regu-
lation game, the count was dead
locked twice more in the extra period
before Shyroek. st. James guard.
dropped the two deciding points
through from the foul line. Com
stock and Hughes previously had ac-
counted for St. James points in the
overtime frame.
Huck Hughes Of Landon took indi-
vidual honors, with IS points.
Evening star., 1937-02-16

WITH Havens' lS2-364 pacing for
w the second straight week. the
Normans firmly intrenched themselves
as leaders of the Procurement League
by drubbing the Imperials. Nicoll OF
the Empires was the big shooter of
the night with l42-377 as the Moors
were downed two games. The Victori-
ans moved in the runner-up position
Evening star., 1937-02-16
ST. JOHNS STEPS FAST
Beats Calvert Hall Basketsrs
Se.27 In Baltimore.
eyscisl Dispatch to The star.

ESscial Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. Nd, February l6.-
81. Johns of Washington showed fans
here the class Of the prep school
champion basket ball team Of the
Capital yesterday, when 1t trounced
Calvert Hall, 1927.
Although held to 1873 margin in
the frst half, st. Johns never was in
trouble and outscored the Hall by
ASIA in the last two periods. Joe
Gallagher paced the visitors with five
field goals and free toss, counting
ono more point than his teammate,
Jimmy 0iebel, and q member Of the
losing Quint, v. Book.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
G. U. PREPs GOOD SHOTS.

Georgetown Prsp's rife team has
been given a rating in Glass D Of the
national junior rife championship
matches being conducted by the Ma
tional Rifle Association on Nation
wide scale OF competitions. The rat
ings are based on the latest returns
of scores of the l<9 teams entered.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
RINALDIS TRIM w. P. A.

Win, 90 to 24-Smith and Noonan
Share Scoring Honors.
W. P. A. courtmen, who played a.
the Rinaldi Tailors last year. lost to
the tossers now in Rinaldi uniforms
when the latter took o 1924 decision
last night.
Scoring honors were divided be-
tween Smith Of the Tsilors and Moo
nan of w. P. A., each getting four
field goals and three free tosses for II
points.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
BARRY Is FACING BAN
$4,000 Refunded as He Fails to
Appear at Holyoke.
~ the Associated Press.

By Lht ASSocfHttu PrtBS,
HOLYOKE, Mass, February 16.-
Red Barry. Washington heavyweight,
faced possible suspension by the Mas
sachusetts State Boxing Commission
today following his failure to appear
for q scheduled 10-round bout with
Unknown Winston, Connecticut Ne
gro, here last night.
Prmoter Homer Rainault was forced
TO refund more than $4,000 to patrons
who came to see the fight. Rainault
stated he had wired Barry $50 ex-
pense money for the trip North.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
10 WAIPER, Bethesda driv-
ing range pro, isn't doing 20
well himself on the Winter

~ tour. but he won't be broke
when he gets back to Washington
In April, IL Sam Snead, the White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, kid, keeps
on winning. Early in the tour Leo
and Sam made q deal by which
Sam was to travel In Leo's trailer
and would split their winnings. ~
Leo grabbed $50 In the p. g. A.
tourney at Pinehurst and then
Evening star., 1937-02-16

Last Night's Results.
Minnesota, 43: Iowa, 81.
Michigan, IS: Indiana. 81.
Ohio state, 33; Northwestern, 80.
Purdue. 81; Illinois. 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
Blakeney Money Bowler.

RLAKENEY. the defending Eastern
Sweepstakes champion, has COL
lected money in practically every
sweepstakes he has entered this sea-
son.
That 1907 five-game world record
held by the Blue Ribbons will be in
Jeopardy once this combination starts
firing at the naples Friday night.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
TERPS BEAT COLONIALS
K. A. Scores Over q. w. Law Five
in Intramural Tilt.

"a clash between the intramural
basket ball champions Of the Univer-
sity of Maryland and George Wash
ington found the Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity five of the former institution
nosing out the George Washington
Law School five, 1925.
The game, played last night in the
gym ut cnllege Park. attracted q sig.
able crowd Of rooters from both
schools.
Evening star., 1937-02-16
REDSKIN COACH ON AIR.

Ray Flaherty, coach of the Red
skins-the Capitals entry in the Ma
tional Professional Foot Ball League
will be interviewed by Arch McDon-
aid over Station WJSV tonight, start
ing at 6:15 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-16

listened to the walls Of the boys who
were being charged three prices for
q bed near that swanky club.
So Bill rented out sleeping
quarters In the trailer for 81
night and earned his caddie
fees.
He did pretty we'll in the golf
tournament. too, getting to the fifth
round before scotty Campbell bumped
him OH.