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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

ono of the hlghllghts oe the week.end'S activities was the Bluo and silver ball of tho Junior Wo- men's club held at tho Waterbury Women's club.
 The committee which arranged the ball included Misses Eleanor Keller, Betty porEenhclm, Marjorie Campbell, Marjorie Snow and orayce CookSon.
 Among those at the ball were: Cleo Maher, Henry schiSsler; Vlr- glnia Weeoden, pr. Kenneth Blan- chard; olive Rlppere, David 8, Hib- bard. Charlotte Tracy Reihl, James c, Mcclure, Jr.; Anna Woitke, Franklin R, Anderson; Olga Benson, Raymond E. Horton; Helen Qal- gauda, Edgar FArnlof; Ruth Logue, Lester shepard; Barbara scribner, Robert dingling; Mir. and Mrs. A, J. Rclhl; Phyllis wilkins, Joseph Treat: Geraldine McNary, Edward schoeck, Jr.; Marion Zihell, Charles Relic; Magda Hartung, Bill O'Don- nell. Lorrette Bernier, Arthur Buck nam: Alice DeBisehop, Ivan l., Bun" nell; Gertrude D. Myers, George sunderland Ramona kretSmer, Thomas Douole, jr.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Hogarth; {; Barbara Billings, A. V, Shepard; {; Leona Lewis, Don Trowbrldgo; Mar. garet Venske, Dan smith; Dotti0 Espelin, Clarence 4. Miller; Mar jorle Clapp, James Rowley; Lucille Kunde, Henry P. Wilton; Amolie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

A choir of over 90 especially chosen students Of the upper classes ct Saint MafgaretB school pars tiClpatcd in tho carol singing pro- gram given at the school Friday evening under the direction Of Miles "A Martin. Misses Audrey Querard and Mary Peacock were leaders. Others taking part were Misses Joyce Kimbail, Janet Duxtoti, Hetsi tie Joe pauii, Betty WyCk0K, lIazeiI Feliner, Margaret Newton, Doris Boles, Emma Dean ,Larkin, Pamela Birmingham, Frances CaFr, Polly Deacon, Shirley NarT, Joy Hyde Margaret 0ifilii, Betty Greasy, jaiie Deacon Joan Hainfnaiitl, Louise Robinson, Katherine piatt, Dafs bara DFengie, Marjorie. gan1pell, Kitty Dallas, Virginia Robertson, SIS Pressey, Elizabeth Fills, Mary fsObeFtB0fiI Jane TaFWell, Jean H0ls den, Cathfyn Jones, Virginia KieBels bach, Joan Stove Aiid Ruth Wilson. 4 nativity pageant was Also part Of the evenings program, presented iiii. der the dlseetl0ii Of Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Mary T'0inpkinB, as Mary, and Miss fgii6ii 0ery, as JOs seph, portrayed the principal roles,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Associates Honor
 Marguerite Stoddard

Miss Marguerite Rogers stoddartl of Fox street was honored at Q din- ner given Thursday evening at quaker Inn by her associates at tho J. n. Smith Company. Edmund Smith was toastlnaStof for tho oVos ming and speeches were given by J., Francis Smith, John Beully, Honry Mlnieuoei and pr, Francis ?. Barnes, Tho guest of honor Wa8 presented with . purse and 0 beautiful eor- sage. Miss Btoddard will Do married to pr. Francis ?. Barnes on Do. comber 27th at et. Patrlek's church at Q o'clock.
 Tho dinner guests included; j.. Francis Smith, Katherine J. Smith, Edmund Smith, MT. and Mrs. John J. Beuliy, Patrick oamplon, John W, Smith, Margaret Smith, Mrs. Ed" ward Harvey, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Minieuoei, MT. and Mrs. Louis Fus cito, JamoB Y. Neaglo, Mir. and Mrs. Hugo Lange, MT. and Mrs. James o'Bron, MT. and Mrs, A, J. Ander. son, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas MeiIale, J. v. Reed, Henry Greenwood, A, LeBtage, Hector Plon, W. Blrken. berger, A. Vegliante, '. Gibson, John Roguln,
 A. Aube, Themas Kenny, Honry Marino, Joseph cyr, A. ASsoline,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES:
Personal

Local students returning homo from Holy Gross College for tho no. lldays are. John Monagan, son oa Attorney and Mrs. Walter Mona. gan, of Euclid avenue; Joseph R Bergen, son of Mrs. Raymond Der. gen of Meriden road, Ralph Mem primo of Silver street, William Fee. ley, son of William Feeley ok Wy man street and Arthur McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. A, ], McDon. ald Of West Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. P. Durfee and sons, Charles M. Durfee and John P, Durfee of First avenue art spending several days at tho Asso. ciation Of Junior Leagues Club Headquarters at the Waldorf-Asto. ria In New York.
 Judge and Mrs. Francis T. Reeves of Sands street have with them for several days, Mrs. Walter A. l., Thompson of Jackson Heights, l., l.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Hardy of South Main street spent tho week. end in Philadelphia.
 Miss Betty Rowland who attends Bryn Mawr College is spending the holiday recess with her mother, Mrs. Maurice T. Rowland Of Watertown,
 MT. and MrB. Morton Tracy of WatorVille street have with them for the holidays their daughter, Miss Charlotte Tracy, 0 student at tho Katherine Gibbs School in Boston,
 Edward 0. Carr, son of MT, and Mrs. Fred J. Carr, of ElmWood ave" nue, returned home for tho ChriSt~ mas holidays from MiddleSeX Uni" versity, Waltham, where ho is Q member of tho Freshman Medical class,
 He is Q member of tho 1881 clasN of tho CroSby High school and at" tended Fordham University whOrO ho had membership in tho Mendel Biology Club, golf team and tho University band.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Engagements
MARKEVTCZ.GALAssO

MARKEVICZ.GALAsSO
 Angelo Vito dalasso of Dyrnesida avenue announces the coming mar. riago Of his daughter, Jane to Alex. ander MarkevieE, Jr. son of Mir. and Mrs, Alexander Markevles, ST., of WNtortown, The wedding will take place on December S0th at SC. Luey'S church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20
Weddings
HoIy Cross Dance Plans Completed

Plans have been completed for tho annual dinner dniace Of tho undur- graduate club of Holy Cross college which Is to be held on Tuesday evening, December 2oth, The dance will be held at Waverly Inn,
 John Monagan and Virgil 6clullo are co-chairmen of the arrange ment committee. and are being ns- sisted in handling tho affair by members Of tho club. Na
 officers of the group are: pres- ident, Virgil Sclullo; vice-presldent John Monagan; secretary Charl@ OConnor, and Treasurer. Free storm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

Miss Dorothy Cafirey of Park roat was pleasantly surprised ct hei home on Saturday evening, tho oc' casion being her birthday, damel and dancing were enjoyed and q de- llciouS luncheon was served, Tho guests included: Misses Eleanor Halbing, Arlene Sandman, Emily Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Caifrey and John O'Connor, Bob Stevens, Walter Dwy and Peter MeSherry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-20

Edward Nadeau, John Murphy, P. Daddena, A, Pelletier, M. Rinaldi, J. Addesslo, l., Datlllo, l., Radom- ski, ?. ciFello, V, MeKeown, J. lN, Alexander, MT, and Mrs. '. GaStel- ane, Wm, Cronin, J, Famigliotte Tony zillo, Alex CaruSlllo, Oscar Mattson, frederick oDrlen, Alex Stevenson, Mfr. and Mrs. A, 0iaflone, Julio Dfi. ody, Loretta Leblanc, Mario Pinto, Dante Fuelte, MT, and Mrs, William eeully, Evelyn poulsen, A, Laudisl, c, piebe, Marie Barnes, Wlnifred fNohrs, William Mahaney Katherine Dadario Louise Briedy, pr, Francis ?. Barnes, Y, MeISeown, and Steele Smith,
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Estando en- este, Sc present6
Haugwitz, con una costra os-
cura en- ell labio, y dijo, diri-
giendose a Augusta:
No creas que lie hemos a.
facade porque fuese vuestro
captain, sino porque dijo que
Alemania perdia la guerra.
-Si-grit6 otro de la bar
da-, les verdad que 10 ha di-
cho! Cuisines hacer las PAGES
con ell, porque nuestra patria
esta en- guerra y debemos man
tenernos todos unides. Pero el
Sc rio de n~osotros, Y nos dijo
que los ingleses, esos canallas.
nos ganarfan. Els un espia!
isl, ST, si!--bramaron to-
dos a coro, volviendo a sentir-
Sc valientes-. Su madre era u
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

ma inglesa, v por ESQ quiere
que ganen los ingleses...
Ferd, de pie junto a Augusto,
Sc limpiaba en- la hierba la por-
guerra de los zapatos. Su gesto
era desdenoso y altivo. Como 81
la cosa no fuese con 81.
-Sois una banda de menti-
rosos-grft6 Augusta, esgri-
miendo la navaja-.Ferd no ha
dicho ESQ. !.
-Pregdntaselo a 6l-contes-
taron los otros con tono burl6n,
Y ell ealmuco di6 un salto, vino
Ijunto a nosotros, cogi6 a Ferd
por la muneca, y lie grit6:
-iQue es 10 que nos has dr.
cho? Di la verdad! !
Ferd lie do un empell6n que
lie derrib6 por TERRA, y luego.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Ferd, v crrzando por delante
de n~osotros con paso altivo, Sc
dirigi6 a la carretera.
Augusta no podia contenerse
de ira.
-iAh!, nos ma traicionado
dijo-. Els un ingles.-
Yo estaba tambien muy triste.
al calmuco, escondido
detras de un material, apuntar
con una piedra a Ferd. LIE did.
Ferd, idespres de tambalearse
un POGO, cay6 al suelo. encima
de un monitor de arena, al lado
de la carretera. Corrimos todos
a SUI lado. Hasta Haugwitz. San
graba por Ia nuca. La sangre
lie bajaba corriendo en- suaves
venillas por la espalda.s Angus
to lie sostuvo. Y Haugwitz dijo:
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

levantando su fina cabeza, dijo,
mientras la .tarde agonizaba:
|. Isl, es verdad; Alemania
perdera la guerra.
Ninguno encontraba pala-
bras con que responder. 70 mis-
mo-, que. ola aquello por segunda
veg, tenia la sensation de que
alguien acababa de darme con
una porra en- la cabeza.
-iEspfa!L gritaron los mu-
chachos. Augusta cogi6 a Ferd
pprt los hcmbros, lie zarande6
como. 81 quisiera despertarle de
una pesadilla y lie grit6 cast al
dido :ri Captain pCapitan /!
Y en- .su VOC temblaban las la
grimas...
-Y0 creo a ciegas en- 10 que
me dice mi padre-contest6
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Ger a Ferd de que no hiciese ton
|terias, que Alemania gararia la
guerra cen toda seguridad, pues
todos los chicos eramos del mis-
mo parecer; pero que ST 81 no
era de esa opinion, no hablase
de este mas que con nosotros.
que no Sc 10 dijese a nadie mas.
Pues no iba a estar 81 siemure
a mano para sacarle del atolla-
dero. 1 Y que necesidad tenfa de
c~omprometerse?
Ferd no hacia mas que SON.
reir. I'm poco mas ALA, Sc sim
ito NAL. lie llevamos en- brazos
un trecho, sin que Sc resistie-
Sc. Instintivamente, pense en-
Leon, en- aquel dia que Sc puso
malo en- la escuela y tuvimos
que Aevarde a casa. De pronto.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
LA DISPUTA ENTIRE LA
GARDEN Y JIMMY BRAD
DOCK Y COMPAGIA

New York. abHil z6.-La con-
troversia entire la Madison
Square Garden " ell campeou
James J. Braddock no ha sido
resuelta todavia pQr Ell juez fe-
deraI Guy L. Fake, de Newark,
astado de New Jersey.
Sostiene la Garden que bajo
IS terminus del c~ontrato de
1895 Braddock convine, des-
pu6s de ganar ell titulo, en- no
pelear sin permiso fxpreso de
"a Garden, exceptuando unas
"exhibiciones" NADIA peligrosas.
FL contrato de diciembre II
lie 1886 dice que Braddock M
podra pelear con Jose Luis has
ia despues de JUNO 8 de 1887.
Braddock sostiene que este eS
ell dnico contrato Waldo, perc
los abogados del coronel Kiipa.
trick aseguran que los tres con.
tratos forman uno porque 81
italian relacionados entire 81.
81 ell jrez aeepta como Waldo
Ell liltimo contrato, Ell de 1885
entonces Braddock cumpiira a
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
E A c VicToR
DE TONY

New York, abril 26.--Tony
Canzoneri eel italiano de Brook
lyn, que Ell ola 7 de mayo trata-
"a de reconquistar la corona del
peso ligero en- un match con
Lou Ambers, puso a dormir ell
sabado, en- Ia arena Ridgewoed
Grove. a Joey Zodda, de New
York. FL italiano puso a dor
mir a su contrario en- el s6Yti-
mo asalto.
Zodda pesaba 1874 libras J
Ell excampe6n 1913. tres mas de
Unite de su categoria.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
-Aunque sea un ingles. estt

no esta bien hecho.
LIE vendamos con los paRue-
los. La herida no era peligrosa,
pues lei calmrco habia cogido
una piedra sin filos.
-Dejadme ir a casa-mur-
mur6 Ferd, Y echo a andar so
o. Augusts lie sujet6.
-Te acompanaremos-le d.
JIG. Frimos con el. Cuando pa
sabamos las dkimas casas de la
villa, Ell calmuco sali6 de detras
de un material, gritando:
Il Espia! iEspia! Els un es-
piai
lPor que no sera un ingles Ell
calmuco?-pense yo para mi.
Tomamos ell canine de la fin
ca. Augusta trataba de conven-
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
LOS DE BRAD
DOCK CONTESTARAN Ell


Chicago, abril 2s.-Jee Gould,
director de los negocios del cam
'pe6nf Braddock, edeclar6 aver
que sus abogados contestaran
ell pr6xim mierccles el dltimo
escrito do Ia GardeA, demostran
do poo que motive BraddocN no
debe pe,ear con Max Seh neN
ing ST con Jose Luis Ell dfa 22
de JUNO, en- Chicago. Ell docu-
mento sera entregado al juez
Fake, en- Newark .
Gould sc encuentra ahora en-
refado en- la tarea de seleccidR
mar un campo de entrepamien-
to para ell campe6n.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
LsIDo2o GAzTANA@A DE
VIAJE

Sc nos informa en- la maiiana
lie hoy que Isidoro GaztanagN
Ia salido de la ciudad en- cempa
Tia de su nuevo director, que Sc
lice es Mr.. Hubbard, 81 secio Do
Tim Downing,
Como Ell yasco no es dificil de
maneiar, 81 surgeon difereneAs
entire ellos los dos son "graHdes.
y gordos" y pedran ventilar sus
agravios a prietazo limpio,
Tambien Sc rumora que Mr..
Hubbard Y Mr.. Downing han Sc
parade o desligado la sociedad
sue tenfan.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
La Gaceta Folletin No. SO
Ernesto Glaeser
LOS CUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

abalanz6, bramando cast, con-
ira ell arbol, y solt6 a Ferd,
cortando las correas con la ma
vaja. Yo, e~ntretanto, me las
habia entendido con los cent?
nelas,y estaba zurrando de 10
Undo a uno de ellos.
ii Capitan!-bram6 Angus
to, limpiandole a Ferd con ell
panuelo la cara, que tenia lie
na de a%ranazos. Luego, lie di6
nlasaje en- los brazos, que sc
lie habian hinchadd " puesto
azules de las ligaduras.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

carreras GriHfa fue expulsadO
dehjuego por Aiscutir una deci-
,sidN del arb;tro Parker.
ROoklyn Zoe, 13h, lie; Fila :
DELTA Sc. ION, lie.
El-veterano pitcher Bush de-
jo a los Gigantes en- seis hits \
solo les permiti6 anSssr Una ca
rrera. Alfonso Lopez peg6 un
"hit' { Ihizo dos carreras en- tres
Vscss al bate.
Boston &c. 6h, 2e; New York
1c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

NICK CONDOS CONTRA
PAT NEWMAN

Esta noche, en- la arena del
116 de artilleria, Nick Condos,
el griego, Sc batira con Pat
Newman, ell valiente norteame-
ricano.
Newman sc ha convertible en-
IN idolo de los amantes de la
lucha libre, por SUI gran habi-
lidad.
Ell espanol Martinez, cuya
destreza nadie discute, Sc en-
frentara hoy con ell cosaco Ivan
Vakturoff. Martinez no ha per-
dido IN solo match" en- la Flo
rida v 81 vence a Vakturoff pa
sara q IA primera fila de los lu-
ehadores de ST. peso.
Martinez lucha "limpio", no
entiende de yillanfas: ell CO.
saco russo pertenece a la otra es-
cuela. sElM
Allen Eustaee, ell atleta DE-
Kansas, tendra de rival a Abb
Friedman, Ell fuerte hebrec
del Bronx, que pesa 245 libras
Ell aleman Han Schumann
un villano, sera ell oponente d,
Tiger Joe Marsh en- Ell primes
"match" de la noche.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
BAER QUIERE PELEAR
CON BOB PASTOR,

New York, abril 26.-Jimmy
Johnston, Ell concertador de Pc
leas de la Garden, anunci6 aver
que el hebreo Max Aasr, Ell Rq-
gil de las gansadas, Sc ha ofre-
cido para pelear con Bob Pas
tor f, en- esta ciudad, 81 una ,fe-
cha conveniente pqede ser ARE
glada.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
RPoUTLARD PELEARA
CDfI YAR0SZ

Boston. abril 26.-Lou BrouY
llard,sd worcester, a quien aca
ba de srspender por toda Ia Vi
da la $Uni6n Integnacional de
3oxeo, per pegar deliberada-
mentesd de "foul" a Marcel This
ha sido contratado para un
match" a diez asaltos con Ted
dy Yarosz de Pittsburgh.
Ell combate Sc verificara 81
dfa 7 de mayo. Brouillard osten'
% en- un tempo la corona de-
peso weller y actualmente as
p;ra a 10 del pesomedio.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
LIGA AMERICANA

Vapulearo.! los Yees a
IVES Terrell, pegandole Is hits,
Ell primer pitcher de los neoyor
Hadley, salt6 del "hoxs
'bajo los Electives batazos de los
Gedias Rejas y two que ser sus
-ituide por Malone,
New York &c. 13h, De: Roa :
ton Sc, Oh, &c,
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
Liga Naciomal

Dizzy Dean gan6 aver su Sc
gundo desafio de la temporada
dejando en- blanco a los Cubs,
que solo batearon cinco hits.
Tres de los 'fhits' contra las
icurvas de Dean salieron del ha-
tie de Billy Herman. Once hits
Ipegaron los Cardenales por
lcuenta de Lee.
r Chicago DC, 5h, Sc; San Luis
DC; 1lh, lie.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Pastor resisti6 al negro Jose
is, en- un combate a 10 asal-
los, pro Sc subio a la motoci-
cleta desde d primeo, colocan-
dose en- tedas las ocasiones fre-
ra del alcance de los puhos del
eti6pico.
Ancil Hoffman, ell director
de Baer, dice que ell excampe6n
"gustosamente peleara con
Pastor con tai de que pueda a.
rreglarse una fecha para GUAM
do 81 regrese a los Estados u
nidos'. so,
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

En- un desafio de II entradas
los Dodgers vencieron al Fila :
DELTA, hacienda cuatro carreras
en- ia Ultima entrada. A la pri.
mera pelota que lie lenaz6 Syl
Johnson, Buddy Hasset lie peg6
un "jonron'. Despues los pelo-
teros de Brooklyn hfeieron tres
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

Kennedy disemin6 los diez
hits de los Tigres y srs compa-
neros batearon IA contra Au
her los que lie sustituyeron, ter
minando ell juega gen anota .
ci6n DC earreras por IL. Ken
nedy tuvo momentos "errati-
cos" Y di6 nueve bases por bolas
pero pudo resolver tedss les pro
olemas mayeFes. A 10 bora do
servir ponches tambien sirvi6
nueve.
Detroit 7c, 1Oh, De; Chicago
lie, 14h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

En- la oneena entrada los In
dos hicieron su -quinta carrera
y con ella vencieron a los
Browns. Larry v Solters ayuda :
ron principalmente a la derro-
ia de sus excompa1eros,
Pogo oil San Luis catorce hits
y los vencedores Is. Solters die
cuatro hits en- cinco veces al ba-
e; Larry dos hits y dos carre,
ras; Trosky, tres hits Y una ca
rrera, en- cinco wees. Heving
obtuvo Ell triunfo y Knott la de.
rrota.
San Luis &c, 14h, oe; Cleve.
land SC, 15h, Sc.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
la letra la .espsei
no peleara con- ee

iii HESputs u5I . ut JulII1'
La pelea Braddock-Luis Sc efec-
tuara en- Chicago ell dfa % de
JUNO.
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
Ia GACETk\

Ell peri6dico en- idioE1a Espanol
de inas circulation en- Tampa
ViehOriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cents
1908 Ia. Ave-, Hbor City, Fla
Telefono Y3792
La gaceta., 1937-04-26

i!
fNsS York, ed-
die Miller, eIsesf pso
de pluVa, tigrra de los
lfMincipales 2zgd de la Sc
mana %,tenict pdae6ntrario a
Jackie Wilson, de Pittsburgh.
Este combste Sc efectuara hoy
lunes.
Mike BelloiAe, a quien -
mission stleticaAd ID New York
conoce como champion de Ia
12s libras ,se batira ell martesg
en- Jersey City con Freddy Fo-
qan, del Canada. La misma no.
che, en- Los Angeles, Make Ro-
senbloom, Ell sSSamp>6n de las
ITS librs@ competira Son Al
esL lowell, un argentine.
| Ell chileno Arturo Gcdo5 rea-
Secera el microbes, en- New
!, contra Tony Galentoy
Jack Torrance, ell gigantic del
escandalo en- New Orleans, sera
Ell rival de Abe Simon. do New
York, en- seis asaltes,
Lmes: Enrfco Ventura, al gla
diador italiano del peso ligero,
boxeara en- Newark, N. j., con
Mike Duca, de Paulshore, On hA
bill adversarie. Bobby Pacho, ell
mejieano, Sc batir& con Baby
Salvy Saban, de New York.
Martes: Vince Funk, de New
Jersey, peleara en- Ell semifinal
del programa BeEeoise-Foran
con Felipe Serio, de Union City.
Microbes Andres Lenglet, ell
frances de las piernas largas,
combatira en- Oakland, Califor
MIA, frente a Johnny Nelson, de
La gaceta., 1937-04-26
'TELEGRAMAS
EABLEGRAMAS
AD~IOTELEGRAMAS

Via Aackey Radio q buaues en- slsa mar, a Europa, al
oriente y a laJ ~principales ciuGadss de los Estadcs Unidos
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
Beau, Rocksie
Top Hunters

Thanks to the clever riding Of
Miss Margaret Cotter and Will
Washburn, the famous "horse
without a home or owner" Cypress
de Beau, and Mr.. Joseph Cotter's
tried and true RockSie, today are
rated right up with the best pair
Of hunters in this vicinity.
Last night, in the Fort Myer
horse show, Cypress de Beau and
RockSie teamed for the first time
and scored 98I2 points!
The pair finished second to
Clipped Wings and Eyes Delight,
which team scored a perfect 100
points, with Lieut.. F. A. Henry up
on Clipped Wings and Lieut.. j.
Ganahl handling Eyes Delight.
One Of the features of the show
was the return to form Of the aged
Kismet, Arlington Hall entry, rid
den by Miss Doris Roper. Kismet
recently WAS given up as sure to
die, but last night he performed
with brilliance to win the student
jumping class. Kismet was put to
a severe test, too, as he was forced
to jump off for first honors with
Royal Barton, also of Arlington
Hall.
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
Meda|ists Lose
In Fla. Golf

ST, AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. II.
Victims of upsets, the two medal
lists in the tenth annual national
championship of golf club cham
pions, sat on the sidelines here
today as the tournament moved
into the second round.
The two were Carl Damn, Or
lando, Fla, and William Holt, jr.,
Syracuse, N. Y. While Damn was
eliminated, 2 and l, by G. Dudley
Ward of Rochester. N. Y. Holt
was being conquered, / up, by
James Sweeney, Of st. Augustine.
Other favoriteS. however, sur.
vived the firSt-round matches as
Frank Allen. three down at the
seventh, rallied to triumph over
Pierce Harris, Of Columbus, Ca,
8 and 2. Franks brother, Donald,
however, was ousted. 7 and 6 by
Allen Rankin of Columbus. Ohio.
Other results:
Bill Stark, Jacksonville, Fla, defeated
James Jacobs, Rochester N. Y, 2 and 1
Ike Merrill, DaytOna Beach, Fla, dOwned
Ralph Stevens, Evansville, Ind, 1 up;
Charles Whitehead, Palinfield, n. j.,
eliminated Robert Archibald. Jackson
Long Beach, Cal. triumphed. 8 and 2,
over Bobby walker Of Jacksonville, Fla:
Mark Stuart, MamOrOneck, n Y, Outsed
III. r. James, Red Bank, N. j., 8 and 4,
and doe SwitZer emerged victorious, 3
and 2 over Tommy AycOck, Jacksonville
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
Federa|s
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The Federal w. P. A. basketball
team, managed by R. J. Wheaton.
is tied for first place in the Com
munity Center League at Central
High School with the Mount Vern-
on Church.
w. P. A. has defeated the bas-
ketball teams of the Labor De-
partment, Railroad Retirement,
Daily News, Super Athletic Club,
Rural Electrification, Lansburgh,
and Mount Vernon.
The w. P. A. team also competes
in The Washington Times Com
munity League. w. P. A. plays the
Bureau of Investigation on Feb.
ruary % at Tech High gym and
also meets District w. P. A. at
Huerich's gym on Saturday, Feb
ruary 27.
w. P. A. gave a good account Of
themselves at HagerStown, Md,
Sunday. They defeated the strong
Dorsey Market team by the score
of 81 to 80 in a extra five minute
overtime game. The feature Of the
game was the playing of Donald
Jones, Tom Badger, BeiSer, and
Murray Evans.
A benefit buffet dinner and
dance for the w. P. A. basketball
and baseball fund will be given at
Ruty's, 524 Eleventh st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1937-02-17
Maryland Meei
Draws Entries

The University Of Maryland
Fifth Regiment indoor meet in
the latter's spacious armory in
Baltimore on March 6 already has
had the assurance of enough en-
tries to make the revival of the
games worthwhile.
Navy, North Carolina and Duke,
al! powerful in the track pastime,
will be among the strongest bid
ders for honorS and each has in
divjdual performers who are capa-
BILE of scoring in the best of COM
psny. All three likely will have
relay teams in competition.
Duke won both the Southern
Conference indoor and outdoor
titles last year with North Caro-
lima second on each occasion.
With events for colleges,
schools, the A. A. U. and the Ma
tional Guard, there will be plenty
of variety to the games.