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know you have ever tried.
Crush and dissolve three
genuine BAYER ASPIRIN
tablets in one-third glass of
water. Then gargle with this
mixture twice, holding your
head we'll back.
This medicinal gargle will
act almost like a local anes-
thetic on the sore, irritated
Membrane of your throat. Pain
eases almost instantly; rawness
is relieved.
Countless thousands now use
this way to ease sore throat.
Your doctor, we are sure, will
Evening star., 1937-01-13

fingered about the state rooms en-.
joying the music and the historic
furnishings and interesting portraits.
Evening star., 1937-01-13

approve it. And you will say
it is marvellous.
Get the real BAYER ASPI-
Rim at your druggists by ask.
ing for it by its full name -
not by the name aspirin"
alone.
Evening star., 1937-01-13
Just Gargle This Way
with Bayer Aspirin

Here is the most
amazing way to ease
the pains of rawness
of sore throat result
Evening star., 1937-11-16

pro said. And furthermore and 20 on
and far along the rumor trail until
1t finally permeated our dull mind
that John Is good golfer but socially
he doesn't At into the scheme Of
things Of professional golf. All Of
which caused some wonderment, hav.
ing in mind the pro who shot = "a
at Lido a few years back and finally
broke down and confessed that he'd
taken 20 strokes more.
"Yes. and they don't want any part
OF him in tournaments" the rumor
chairman said with one OF those know.
ing mods Of the head that seems to
say, "and there's so much more that
I can't talk about"
It seems that there isn't any mysterv
about Montague's golf to most Of the
professionals. In fact, they'd like to
have little piece Of him-for douxh-
any time. They think he u GOOD but
not good enough. But what about
the social stymie?
We'll, you won't zee him In any
tournaments this winter" says our
informant, "for two reasons. Hea
smart enough to stay out Of them, and
they don't want him"
Maybe after all it's better to be
dumb about these things. We thought
Montague was a pretty good sort OF
guy. We still think so. But 1t looks
as If he's bunkered. for Z long time,
in competitive golf.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
BAUGH NOT CERTAIN
HE IS MAKING GOOD
Great Pro Magnet 0pines He May
Have to Help Coach T. c. o.
Team Next Year.

A 8 A business analyst, Sltngin' Sam
Baugh still Is . very good singer.
All season long, at home and abroad,
Baush has been advertised by the Red
skin management Is Football's 3
Greatest Attraction" He has been
used - the drawing card magnet in
Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
and the fact thai the Skins set new
attendance records in each city has
been accredited largely to his presence.
Yet Sunday night, just before the
Skins left Pittsburgh for Cleveland,
Baugh was heard to remark, well, I
guess I'll be coaching down at Texas
Christian next year."
What? Aren't you going to play
with the Redskins next year, Sam?"
asked a surprised bystander.
Il don't know whether they'll ask
me-" was Baugh's aaf1ected reply.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
SHU, WITH So POINTS,
LEADS LOOP ON GRID
Scores in Every Game Played by
V. M. Hackney, Duke, Sec.
ond in Southern Circuit.

ond in Southern Circuit.
Ey the Associated Press.
r ICHMOND, Va, Nov. 16-Virginia
Military Institutes Paul Shu, one
of the finest backs Of the Southern
Conference sophomore crop, paced
scorers of the 15-member circuit to-
day with 50 points.
The lso-pound. triple-threat Alex
andria youth has collected eight
touchdowns and II points after
touchdown. He has scored in every
Keydet game this season against such
formidable squads as Elon, Temple,
William and Mary. Davidson, Rich
mond. Virginia, Army, Maryland and
the Citadel
Elmore Honey Hackney. Duke Z
ace ball carrier. traued with 81 points
while the rest Of the field Jagged far
behind. Bob O'Mara, Duke: Jim
Meade, Maryland; Eddie Berlinski
N. c. State, and Mel Henry, Virginia
Tech, were bracketed together with
~ points each. Eric Upton Of Duke
had SO, Crowell Little of North Caro-.
lima, 36, and the Citadel's tiny
"Kooksie" Robinson, 81.
Conference teams faced an abbre-
waited week end card calling for only
four games, Maryland vs.. George
town in Washington. Duke at N. C.
State, Erskine at the Citadel and
Presbyterian at South Carolina.
Evening star., 1937-11-16

: somewhat Of q mystery itself, for Mon
: tague doesn't profess to pull rabbits
out Of hats or even out Of golf cups
= But anyhow, they have the
Rumor Committee. John Is
8. completely stymied on the social
\. side Of golf and golf tourna-
ments Being naive and innocent
about these things, We inquired
- whether Montague WAS coming
y. to Pinehurst for the midsouth.
sNo, he isn't coming-by request" :"
/. said one of our more prominent profess
sional golfers. Still the babe In the
gossip woods. we put on our most
cherubic expression, like q guy who
wonders why the hole moves when he
a misses q 2-footer and asked "Whaddye
mean by request?"
"They didn't want bin here" the
Evening star., 1937-11-16
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO.-Everett Marshall cle,
Chicago. drew with Bobby Burns
2lS. Chicago IL hour.
PORTLAND, Me-Danno OMahoney.
.2l, Ireland. defeated George Clark,
2l7 Scotland 1.-TWO Of three fallS.
WILMINGTON. Del.-Mike Mazurki.
22S, New York, awarded decision over
Joe Cox 22l, Cleveland COX dis
qualified for attacking referee>.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J-Gino Carl
beldt .ll Italy. pinned Jack HadeY,
2lS, New orleans u5:3D.
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Had to Convince Friends.

1~~
CLARK, first Rocky Mountain COL
legian to be picked for all-Amer-
ican honors. was on the first all-star
backfield picked by the Associated
Press IN 1928. He gets q chuckle now
out OF the fact that many of his
wArmest admirers back in his days at
Colorado College were slightly skep-
tical when he gained this recognition.
They weren't entirely convinced until
he made good in the pro game, irst
IN Portsmouth, Ohio, and then with
Detroit.
Four former Rocky Mountain prod
ucts, besides Clark, are on the current
roster Of the Detroit Lions. Dutch
laments the fact that this years No.
prospect, Byron (Whisser) White OF
Colorado University, prefers a Rhodea
scholarship at Oxford to any idea OF
turning pro.
Il coached the Whizzer in basket
ball" said Clark, and I've seen him
play football. They tell me Yale.
Clint Frank il the best in the busi-
ness, but White does everything well
and I'll take him In preference te
any college boy I've seen in action.
Every section Of the country turn
out fine football players now." ClArl
added, but We like these Southern
boys. They have real fire."
Evening star., 1937-11-16
JAPANESE TO INVADE

Plans are now under way to bring
Japan's great swimmers to the United
States next summer to meet the best
American swimmers in competitions
on the Pacific Coast.
The plans contemplate holding the
national outdoor swimming cham
.pionships either in Los Angeles or
San Francisco in which the Japanese
swimmers would compete.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
DOUBT GREAT PRO
BACK WILL RETIRE
Foes Still Think Clark Is
Tops, Though He Insists
He's Slowing Up.
BY ALAN GOULD,
Associated Press Sports Editor.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Earl Harry
Clark. Colorado's Flying Dutchman"
Of the professional gridirons. wants to
retire from active competition after
this season because, he insists, he's
slowing up"
Nine other clubs in the National
League will be glad to get this news,
though they will believe it's true when
they actually see Clark on the bench
next year. They not only doubt the
declining powers of the Detroit clubs
versatile playing coach. but they stiil
rate him, by long odds. the greatest
all-around performer in pro football.
ITS fun working with the great
bunch of fellows We have on the De-
troit club" said Dutch, they've kept
their college spirit. like my own job,
and think I'm still able to take my
share Of the hard knocks, but I've been
playing football for the better part
Of is years, and my legs are beginning
to feel II"
Evening star., 1937-11-16
Among ALL Time Great.

Among Al-T1me Great.
CLARK has threatened to retire be.
fore. but has yet to make it stick.
The man that pro football followers
compare most often with Jim Thorpe,
Ernie Nevers, Walter Eckersan and
others, when the subject Of "All-time
greats" comes up for debate. says the
pace is getting faster all the time in
the pro game.
Then, too," he pointed out, "there
isn't the prejudice against pro foot
ball that formerly existed among COL
lese men. It not only draws bigger
ard better crowds. but attracts more
good college players than ever before
That's because it opens the way for
many Of them to get good Jobs and
establish themselves, In or out Of ath-
letics.
Asked whether he would prefer tc
coach pro or college football Clark
made this surprising reply:
Il don't know enough to coach Z
college team. That's not as silly ii
1t sounds because there actually is q
big difference in the two Jobs. The
college coach must concentrate or
fundamentals, such as blocking and
tackling. whereas in pro football we
take 1t for granted the players know
these fundamental things. If not
they don't last. The pro coaching
Job is concerned primarily with team
strategy, conditioning and spirit. Don't
let any one tell you the professionals
just 60 through the motions. They
have to be handled and brought to
peaks for the most important games,
just like any college outfit"
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING IN FOUR DAYS FOR SAN
Francisco. Calf. have room for one Q,
three passengers. Party or parties can "a.
in touch with me at the Ritz Hotel QHJ
9TH st. NV. J. A. LEVEQUE is.
LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION TO
Atlanta. leaving Wed. or Thurs returnA,s
about Sunday. North Oa35 Apt 4O?.
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES TRANsPORTA-
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1888 WORRIES LAYDEN
Not Content to Merely Fret Over
Two Big Games Ahead.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Nov. Is (Py.-
Northwestern and Southern California
apparently aren't enough for Elmer
Layden of Notre Dame to worry about
he's already fretting about 1888.
The Irish" mentor, whose eleven
faces the Wildcats next Saturday and
then winds up the season against the
Trojans, is concerned over the number
Of men he will lose by graduation. OF
the first 33 who have been carrying
the burden this season, 20 will finish
their collegiate careers November ~.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
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Evening star., 1937-11-16
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press,

~ the Associated Press.
Today q year ago-Michigan
State won I. G. A. A. A. A. cross
country race for fourth straight
time, equaling Cornell's record:
Ken Waite. Michigan State. took
individual title.
Three years ago-Bob Olin won
world lisht-heavyweight cham
pionship on 15-round decision from
Make Rosepbloom.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
GOLF STARS0P
P|NEHURST SCRAP
Five Washington Pros in
FjeId-Three Will Make
Winter Tour.
BY w. r.. McCALLUM,
Stan Correspondent of The Star


~ INEHURST, N. c., Nov. l6.-
- Americas top-line divot fling
ers today started the winter
L tour Of professional golf tour
naments with a four-day jamboree Of
golf opening over the No. course
here with the first round OF the pro-
pro best-ball tourney. More than
100000 in cash has been hung up
for about 20 big golf affairs along the
professional circuit from coast to
coast, with more than $4,000 to be
distributed here to the victors in the
pro-pro tourney and the individual
medal-pAy affair. Seven of the tour
naments will be played on the Pacific
Coast late in December and in jan
uary.
Five Warrington pros and 4 few
amateurs are here. the pros prepared
to start in the pro-pro best-ban affair
today and running through tomor-
row, and the amateurs to play in the
medal-play affair opening Thursday.
. 36-hole tourney.
Mackenzie and Walper Pair.
r GLAND Mackenzie, Congressional
Country Club pro, will pair with
Leo Walper. driving range mentor
and Middle Atlantic P. G. A. cham
pion; George Diffenbaugh, Indian
Spring teacher. will play with Al
Houshton; Cliff Spencer, late OF
Beaver Dam. will have Benny Lovins
Of Rumson, N. j.. ~ his partner and
AL Treder will play with a New York
pro.
Favorites to win the pro-pro tourney
are Sam Snead and John Bulla. the
long-bitting pair from White Sui.
phur Springs and Chicago, but favor.
ties are dime 4 dozen here. Pine.
hurst u the spot where the new SEN
sations Of golf are uncovered. and II
won't be any surprise to see 4 pair
OF unknown kids step up to the win
ners' window for the pay-on Frida,
night. Babe Didrikson is here ready
TO start this afternoon in the pro.pro
anair with Tommy Armour, provided
Tom wants to have 4 little fun.
Not Serious About Babe.
F HE'S serious about winning he'll
take Bobby Cruickshank AZ hi,
partner and leave the Babe out in
the atmosphere. But the Babe, fresh
from 4 nine-hole victory over John
Montague in New York, intends To
make her initial 1897 pro tourney
start and will play in more Of the Bis
pro affairs.
Helen Dettweiler, District women,
champion. also is here, but she'll con-
f1ne her golf to few practice round,
over the No. course. Helen drove
here yesterday with the Didrikson sa]
ana Will 60 to Augusta later in the
week to take over her winter lob =,
secretary at the swanky Forest Hill,
Hotel.
Mackenzie, Walper and Spence,
won't come back to Washington until
the winter tour is over. All of them
plan to play in the pro tourna ments
anenbaueh will 60 back to Washing
ton before embarking for Miami and
the Biltmore $4,000 tourney earlv ir
December.
Evening star., 1937-11-16

~ LIE PACINl, VINO, over the
last week end. smashed his
way to two brilliant victories
~ in the Dixie and Won Dreele
sweepstakes, will be cunning for his
third win in a row next Saturday
when the third annual l0-game Frank
Jett event lures practically every crack
duckpinner in the South to the John
Marshall alleys in Richmond.
A victory for the Northeast Temple
howitzer would put him to the fore
in his stirring effort to reclaim the
national No. l ranking he held two
successive years before Joe Harrison
won the honors in 1884.
More than 20 Of the Capitals lead
ing rollers are expected to roll in what
promises to be one of the South's big
gest stake tournaments Of the year.
Baltimore will swell the entry with a
dozen or more while Norfolk and
Richmond will be we'll represented.
Holland Gets A. & p. Turkey.
1T WAS turkey night in the A. & p.
League, but Jimmy Holland, the
loops top average shooter. had only
to roll 1870 to win one of the birds
presented by General Manager s. w.
link The nag scramble at Lucky
Strike saw Condor thrashing Sparkle
to slip into first place. Fred Schultze
was Condor's chief walloper with $40.
A,,n Nf THAR civ era the
Moors jumped from third place to first
as double -header night in the Pro-
curement League at Lucky Strike re-
suited in the Romans dropping from
the lead when the Empires put over a
stinging three-game win. A record
season team game Of 602 went to the
Aztecs for their only win OF the
night.
Transit No. l frightened the Kilowatt
nag chase by trimming the pace
setting Substation, 81. when Hix-
sons 1873 was tops in the odd-game
win.
]. & d. Team Takes Lead.
IA " i 4NN OOt SOAA4AlC1S SAAA 0AASC
~ Service rollers, the strong Judd
h Detweiler team regained first place
In the Graphic Arts League.
Harry Penfold's top l53 effort helped
War Department take team honors in
the Federal League matches at Ar
eadia, with 6lS-1 ,803.
Some lusty counting by Luckett of
Central Bureau ran up high team
totals in the Southern Railway Clerks
League when his 373 paved the way
for aggregates of 563 and 1920.
Joe Mulroe, Farm Credits leading
bowler, turned in . 81 for record
hig fiat game in the Farm Credit
loop. Purchasing, by winning the odd
from Graphic, went to the front over
Finance and Research on total pins.
Joe Pricci. District League president,
recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia, is so greatly improved he is
receiving visitors.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
{S}ZHA4&HH ~ fH& rs
~ .~<i$WSWY
% v-N~--sssx~~~- RNWalter McCdllum -
HWaIter McCoIIum

NEHURST NJ C., Nov 16-The
- OF the slaughter a
be Pinehurst for the amb today
but that doesn't
nns TO nave crack Montague but that
time take the Hotel Lobby Rumor
ttee IN hadn't heard behind
the eight ball in such position that he'll and
Evening star., 1937-11-16
HUNGARIAN SPEEDS
Szabo Cracks World 2-Mile Mark
Runs Fast 1,5OQ Meters.

Runs Fast 1,5OO Meters.
Szabo Of Hungary has been burning
up European tracks this season. He
broke the world 2-mile record with q
sensational 1855 on raw, damp day
and three days later turned in 1900
meters in 3:486, the second fastest in
history.
The 2-mile splits were 638, 2:1l.4,
3:208, 1892, 5:37.8, 6:46.3 and 1884.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
STAGES MAMMOTH RUN
oregon School Expects 1000 to
Vie in X-Country Event.

VIE IN A-COunLry Event.
The Hill Military Academy of Port
land, Oreg.. plans to stage . monster
cross-country championship on No
vember "a which will include the Pa
cidc Coast intercollegiate title chase,
the Northwest interscholastic run and
an open junior event.
More than 1000 entries are ex-
nected
Evening star., 1937-11-16

five years ago-Tommy Armour
and Al Watrous won Mid-south
oest-oall open golf with scores of
60.63-l3l
Evening star., 1937-11-16
HELP WoMEk.
(Continued.)


sALEsWOMAN. toieir:es. cosmetics in
drug store. must know better lines. State
age, experience. Box @"a-W. Star.
STENOGRAPHER; stage age. training and
salary expected. Box 1897. Star.
TENOGRAPHER-We can give use of
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building and small salary to public ste
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companion to an elderly person. No cook
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WOMEN who have club and other group
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organization or yourself forming hosiery.
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Evening star., 1937-11-16

yOUpIe Oh JUe hIKWOOQS CTlCK Sn0tS
to get him into the tournament racket.
In the corners of hotel lobbies here,
much Of the conversation centers
around Montague and some of it
perhaps most of it-isn't fiattering to
the guy they've billed as the mystery
man of Hollywood" All of which Is
Evening star., 1937-11-16
FOUND.

DodsEFemale, police pet, in Tore,fviIie
son M =, sonnr female s l. police: vicinity Emer.
CaI ATLANTIC T142 between 10 ana = a,
Evening star., 1937-11-16
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
(ContinueA

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regular work from = to 3; cook, Iaundress
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]. T. D. Team Takes Lead.

CHUTTING out Commercial once
~ Service rollers, the strong Judd
h Detweiler team regained first place
In the Graphic Arts League.
Evening star., 1937-11-16

= Joe Pricci. District League president,
recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia, is so greatly improved he is
receiving visitors.
Evening star., 1937-11-16

Harry Penfolds top l53 effort helped
War Department take team honors in
the Federal League matches at Ar
eadia, with $751;, ,803.
Evening star., 1937-11-16

Some lusty counting by Luckett Of
Central Bureau ran up high team
totals in the Southern Railway Clerks
League when his 1913 paved the way
for aggregates of 563 and 1920.
Evening star., 1937-11-16
SITUATIONS >MEN.
CONTINUED

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Evening star., 1937-11-16

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IT done right. call Phillips. Atlantic 1885
between $50 and pm
REuPHoLSTERING a-plece suite low a.
S3s IS, includes materials. labor. Stand
| ROOFING. general repairing paintins
Guaranteed service. Call Russell" Wal
Evening star., 1937-11-16
APARTMENT HOUSE

OWNERS AND OPERATORS
Manager dady). 10 years experience ir
manaGIng. operating modern apartment
building; best references available: proven
record. immediate change necessary: full
details gwen upon interview; replies con.
hdentlal Box 1917. Star IT,