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taking a course in areonautical engi-
neering; Midshipman Robert Leasure
of the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis will be with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy c. Leasure of
Silver Spring; Miss Kathryn Wadley,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Wad-
ley who is student at Kansas State
College; Mr.. Vernon Kummell, son
of Mr.. and Mrs R. F. Kummel, who
is attending college in Texas; Miss
Lois Hall Gather, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Gather, who Is a
student at Averett College, Danville,
Va; the Misses Adele and Gene Ven-
den Heuvel, pupils at St. Mary's Acad-
emy, Leonardtown, Md, and their
brother, Mr.. Robert Vanden Heuvel
Of Augusta Military Acvademy ut Fort
Defiance, Va, who willtbe with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Vanden
Heauvel; Miss Evelyn Talley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Talley, who is
attending Randolph Macon College at
Lynchburg, Va, and MIR. James Rus
sell Mcqueen, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Mcqueen. who is at St.
Johns College, Annapolis, Md.
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send for copy Of the Barbara Bell
winter pattern book.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1376-B is
dljigned for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, 20
and 40. Corresponding bust measure
ments, 80, 80, "a, 36. 38 and 40. Size
IA (32) requires AZ yards of 35-inch
material in monotone and az yards
Of trimming for collar, cuffs and front
as pictured. Blouse alone requires
21s yards, skirt alone 21s yards of IS
I 80 inch material.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1868 is
designed for sizes 6, 8, 10, IL and IA
years. Size 8 years requires AZ yards
Of 3s-inch material and ~ yards Of
pleating or edging to trim as pic
tured
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Of Personal Note Here
Miss Vera Riefkin Is Bride
Of MIR. James Simon.

TIME marriage of Miss Vera Ren daughter of Mr.
Philip Riekin, and Mr. James Simon, Of Mrs.
Simon of this city, took place yesterday afternoon at the
Willard Hotel Only the members of the two families witnessed
which performed by the Rev. Abam
of the Eighth Street Temple.
bride, who given in marriage by her father
wool with hat to match and shoulder
white orchids The bridegroom had his Philip
Rosenfeld of this city.
Later the afternoon Mr. Simon left for New
York yesterday Kungshom cruise
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Miss McKeever
To Entertain.

Miss Regina McKeever. who will be
presented to society December 20 by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Keever. will have as her house guest
Miss Eleene Register Of Savannah, Ga.
Miss McKeever will entertain in honor
of her visitor Thursday at luncheon
at the Mayflower Hotel. Miss Register
will be among the out-of-town guests
receiving at the black and white ball
Mrs. j. A. McKeever gave lunch
con Wednesday at which the guests of
honor were Miss Kier and Miss Nc
Keeyer.
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By BARBARA BELL.
7 OW, while they are home for
Christmas, Is the time to get
the children all ready for the
VAN, ochool fary,o 0auinu co ~
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Harris s-EUino Photo.

terstown, Nd. arrived today, accom-
panied by one of her classmates, Miss
Virginia Gait of Fredericksburg, Va,
to spend the Christmas holidays with
Miss Richardson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Dawson Richardson.
Miss Nancy McCandlish, senior at
Sweet Briar College. and Mr.. Shield
McCandlish of Princeton University
have arrived to visit their mother, Mrs
F. Shield McCandlish, and sister, Miss
Mary Walton McCandlish.
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L new school term. Sewing can
be accomplished in half the time when
the children are at home to be fitted,
and the planning gives them some
thing interesting to do. Little girls
like to help baste and to do the other
small things that can be intruHted to
them. The encouragement of doing
something in their own way is one Of
the first premises of progressive edu-
cation and great aid to getting girls
started in serious sewing.
For daughter home from college
have selected pattern No. 1376-B.
The high school girl will share her
older sisters enthusiasm for this dress,
which can be made up to do service
as two or three costumes. The basque
blouse with fitted peplum can be worn
with separate skirts and suits, and
with its own skirt is the better half
of very prettily tailored frock. In
monotone, as I prefer this dress, I
suggest q thin wool or heavy silk crepe
in pastel color. If your preference Is
for contrast, let your blouse be one
of the new beige tones, with brown or
black skirt, so that the blouse Is
wearable with other skirts and suits
It is two-piece dress that you will
find exceedingly practical.
The growing girl in grade school
will adore pattern 1868. It adapts
the details of grown-up fashions and
creates a dress that is trim and
tailored without being too old for her
years. 1t is the basque Silhouette
fitted bodice above flaring, gored
skirt For it choose taffeta or silk
crepe for dress-up wear, and one o1
the many pretty cotton prints fol
school hours. Challis, too, would
make up nicely in this style.
II you would like to consider de.
Eisns other than these shown here
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they will be at home at Woodley Park
Towers, where they have taken an
apartment.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs Merryle s.
Rukeyser, brother-in-law and sister
of the bridegroom, and their two
young sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Riefkin of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merryle s. Rukeyser
and their two young sons of New
York are at the Maydower Hotel for
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blum
Leaving for Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blum, with
their son, Robert Blum. will leave
Wednesday for Lincoln, Nebr., to visit
Mrs. Blum's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. ]. Herzog. They will also visit in
Chicago and Omaha, Nebr, and will
spend New Year Eve in st. Louis. Mo,
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Schimmel at the Kings Way Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Marks joined Mr..
Marks at their apartment in Ward
man Park Hotel after spending sew
eral weeks with their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Marks, jr., and their young son and
daughter at their home in Woodmere,
Long Island.
Miss Rosalie Weinberg will sail from
New York Wednesday on the steam
ship Pilsudski on two weeks cruise
to Havana and Nassau. On her return
Miss Weinberg will visit friends In
New York.
Miss Doris De Ford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen De Ford Of the
Broadmoor, who is attending Antioch
College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, came
home yesterday to spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry an
in Cleveland. Ohio, visiting theil
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Bernard Rand, and their tive
children and their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sherb!
and young daughter.
Miss Carol Baer is home from
Wellesley College. visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baer OF Albal
Towers, for the Christmas and New
Year holidays.
| The National Federation Templ
Sisterhoods will observe their twenty
fifth anniversary silver jubilee in Chi
cago January 13, with a mass meet
ing in the afternoon and banque
in the evening at the Palmer House
Mrs. Abram Simon of this city Is tn
founder Of the sisterhood.
Miss Joan Kaufman
To Spend Holidays Here.
Miss Joan Kaufman, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. kaufman
Woodley Park, will spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, comm
from Columbus, Ohio, where she Is
student at the Ohio State University.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Jacobson
Fort Knox, KY, are making tnei
home at 1880 Park road NV, Wher
they have taken an apartment.
Miss Helen Brylawski, who attend
Goucher College, Baltimore, has bee
spending the week In Washingto
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ful
ton Brylawski, and will spend tn
holidays visiting friends In st. Loul
Mo.
The annual dance Of the Sign
Omega ri Sorority will take plac
Christmas night at the Nations
Womens Country Club at 1913
o'clock.
Miss Rosa Mae Fischer will enter
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Francis Jacobs, at the Tifereth Israel
Synagogue at Fourteenth and Euclid
streets NV. yesterday. They will be
at home this evening at o'clock at
5113 Illinois avenue. No cards have
been issued,
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n R AND MRS. CHARLES
M HOWARD DUDLEY of Ham
over, N. H, and New York,
u hoyo orporocoI tho 90
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North Carolina, where she will spend
the early part of the Summer. Later,
Baroness Won Below will go to the
seashore and will return TO Washing
ton in october.
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By theWay-
Beth Blaine

WASHINGTON in midsummer great though
dining terraces and in gardens with this spell
appealing bundled up lounge
about in the balmy soft air of mid Summer night
Ho1Oeuer of the incest pae despite necessary
Jackets last euennc Of Was1ngtons
popular hostesses. With attractive young couple
leased for the Summer statey GeoroetoDn house set e
back from the street in large old fashioned garden
rounded by great toverng trees.
The occasion Of the jolly dinner guests
Austria Madame Prochnik the the
legation in Vienna u 00 ''Se 10 'e american
59ss' @ n ss s aoS Sc all H6 % %
me seating arrangement T0o hats were passed containing
oa no ,oe7e saeG @ slip n ,'h M ner on
9y 10 9G DO S IL S0's0 D0n any 'SS Or trouble! 9'0nd
seating four set up on the veranda
with checked table The
TABLE tab o mared by playing card Table number carried the
vennss so g9 m 9 @ old
native costume arrived played the
sue nisht were the Norwegian Minister
the Gh Of d r7 Dick the = the
Robbins, Admiral Mrs. Luke McNamee who leave
pretty dsshsd s hear george george
Mrs Hermann Pheger and Mrs Phieger pretty Sister Mrs
ron San d and mel Mayo who home
German songs N
1t ,oas ogezy atorma1 egenjng and enjoyed
aaston pe1y eason W ro1gS t the long s T mons M
always with interesting diversified makes
so ade in At P with ~ two very ge2oed
sWainswe told they movie flying from California
stopping off a n Washington.
At the nert table ere Jour- nclgdng John L. Leois,
conversation
John Le his great shock Of hair reaching almost to his
much discussed eyebroUS propounding idea and
Senator Gufey UaS listening intently.
At other tables the Marquis and Marchone of SAINT
OrSola, she the Summer children
mountains of New Hampshire and will sail for Italy
months in the Autumn.
Jules Henry and the Financial Counselor OF the
French Embassy Jean ApDer table
CHIP Robert, Mariana Sands and Screral others.
There is always feeling of intrigue Washing
ton there dining
he n
drop in casually and informally perhaps important
ence while partaking of delicious luncheon.
BY THE WAY, when Nine departs join
distinguished husband French
States she will take with her of this country
II seems that only
found Any american fifth grade child could Identify tulips with
Holland the PapaS Argentina
the Great Wall with China but doubt
citizen would be
feeling of patriotism realize added
longegged girls high of living buildings water
we have call
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His Britannia Maesty's Ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay
ertand dinner last evening in the Embassy honor of the
the Commonwealth of Australia Mr. R. G. and
Casey who the Capital yesterday twoday
The other pests at the dinner were the nercretav of State
Wees the Fiscal Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Chaed Taylor the Special Assistant
the Secretary of State Mrs Clement Dunn; Mr..
men Mr. Frank Keith Officer Counselor of the British Embassy
for Australia; Russell Mnter of the State Department
H. Chakey Commercial Counselor of the
Embassy; N Trenham Financial Counselor, and Mr..
Philip Manwarng Broadmead First Secretary of the Embassy
Japanese saito their children
yesterday Hot Springs where they have taken cottage
for the remainder of the Summer.
Bonnet, Ambassador, New
York yesterday accompanied by the Assistant Air Aache and
Nine. Fayet, and they will remain there over Sunday.
German Ambassador Dieckhof to New
York today and will attend the automobile Long Island
tomorrow. They will remain in New York Sunday.
Lanham wife Representative Lanham Of
returned to her at the Wardman Park Hotel
yesterday from New York Mrs Lanham accompanied her
Mr. Jack Head and Mr. Walter Head New York where they
sailed Wednesday for They to return this
try In the late Summer.
among the of Lieut. Col.
Auer dinner the shoeham evening COL and
will leave Washington the end this month their
station at Fort Lewis Wash.
guests w. Gulion Lieut..
Col and Mrs Eliza c. Johnson Maj Mrs Edward c. Belts Maj
and Mrs Thomas Green and Maj and Mrs James Morrsette
Capt Kramer U. S. A, Engineers
Office, Conchas Dam Mex is spending brief time at the
Martinique.
Capt James M RancK M g. Mrs Ranck OF QuantlcO
Va, are spending an indefinite time at the Martinique
Comdr. Ralph Davison N, accompanied by Mrs DAWSON
is stopping at the Dodge while in the Capital.
Lieut. Comdr Frank Kermit Soukup, Medical Corps
and Mrs Soukup have been the laes mother
Anne Murphy at the Highlands for several days having
from San Diego Calf Dr. soukup will be stationed Norfolk
Maj William C. Muny U. S. A. Munly Fort Leav-
enwoh Kans spending days the Martinique
Lieut.. T. C. Thomas, u N, city
spending an indefinite time at the Martinique.
Hayne, r, making their home at
the Wardman Park Hotel at the present
apartment of Col w. Cas for the Summer
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of their daughter Constance Marion
to Representative Joseph Edward
Casey of Washington and Clin-
ton, Mass, son Of Mrs. John Casey of
Clinton, Mass, which took place yes
terday in the chapel Of Our Lady of
St. Patricks Cathedral The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. William J.
Kenealy.
Mrs Frederic Remington johnson
of New York was the brides matron
of honor and her only attendant. Mr.
Mathew J. Merritt. Representative at
large from New York State, was the
best man. The bride was given In
marriage by her brother, Mr.. Herman
Andrew Dudley.
Following the ceremony a reception
and lunch was held in the suite of
the brides parents at the Hotel st.
Regis.
The bride, direct descendant of
Thomas Dudley, second Governor of
Massachusetts,, was educated at the
Stoneleigh-Prospect Hill School at
Greenfield, Mass, and at Smith
College.
Mr.. Casey, a graduate of the Law
School OF Boston University, is the
Representative from the third district
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Residential Social News
Baroness Won Below Leaving Tomorrow
for North Carolina Mountains.

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Admiral Pye
Leaves for Coast

Rear Admiral William Satterlee
Fye left today for Coronado Beach,
Calf, where he will be in command
of flotilla of destroyers based at
San Diego.
Mrs. Pye will make brief visit
With relatives in Washington and
then go to Baltimore to pass some
time with her mother, Mrs. J. P.
Briscoe. at 209 West Landala street.
She will rejoin Rear Admiral Pye
aater in the Summer.
Comdr. and Mrs. Frederick Penn
oyer have leased the house at 2346
South Meade street, on the Airing
ton Ridge in Virginia, formerly oc-
supied by Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Pye. Comdr. Pennoyer has been
transferred here from the Naval Air
Station at San Diego, Calf.
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Weddings of Summer
Miss Constance Dudley Bride Of Repre-
sentative Joseph E. Casey.

of Massachusetts, and is serving his
second term in the House. He is
member of the House Naval Affairs
Committee, and a member of the
Massachusetts, bar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey will reside in
Washington for the rest of the con-
gressional session. Following that
they will have a residence in Clinton,
Mass
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MIR. and Mrs. Biddle
Joined bv Their Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel
Biddle of Philadelphia, who have
been in Washington for several weeks,
stopping at the Carleton, were joined
at luncheon yesterday by their son,
Mr.. Livingston L. Biddle, who arrived
from Pinehurst, N. c. Col and Mrs.
A. j. Miller of Boston also lunched
with Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle.
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Explorers Daughtee Married
Yesterday in Capital.

YESTERDAY afternoon at 5 o'clock
in st. Thomas Church Miss Fran
ces Virginia Wells. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carveth Wells, became the bride
of Lieut.. Edward T. Garnet, r N. of
Bristol, England. son Of Mr.. William
Garnett and the late Mrs. Garnett
The Rev. w. S. Bishop officiated.
Mrs. Garnett's parents are living
in Bermuda at the present time. Mr..
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Ambassador Host
To Bow Scouts

The Polish Ambassador, Count Jefky
Potocki was host yesterday afternoon
entertaining "a Boy Scouts from
Poland, who are attending the jam
boree. Other guests were members
Of the embassy staff and members OF
the Polish colony in Washington.
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College, where Miss Fleming is a
student.
Miss Mary Lyman Havens. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Havens.
sailed for Europe June 10. She will
remain on the other side until Sep
terber, when she will return to Wash
ineton where she will enter her senior
year at American University.
Mr. Alexander G.. Mosle Of New
York City. former head of the Ameri-
can Red Cross in Japan. is visiting IN
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Miss Edar Won Lengerke Fleming
has returned to her home in Edge
moor, Md, after having spent the
past two weeks in Rye. N. Y. as the
guest of her clasSmate in Wellesley
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Officials and Diplomats
Entertaining Extensively
In the Nations Capital
Secretary of State Cordell Hull Host at
Luncheon Today-Sir Ronald Lindsay
Entertained Last Night.

TIME Secretary of State Mr.. Corde Hull, entertained al
luncheon today the Carlton in honor of the Minister
/ Finance of Brazil, Arthur de Souza Costa. j..
Evening star., 1937-03-01
BIC -FOUR FEELING
DAVIS CUP STRAIN
Depending Too Much on
0ne-Man" Teams, Says
Jones, InternationaIist.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, March 1.-The
M United States, England, Aus
/ tralia and Germany are in
the same boat in so far as
Davis Cup singles players are con-
cerned.
Each nation has just one reliable,
and the strain that will be put on the
shoulders of Lii Bunny Austin when
England opens defense of the inter-
national tennis trophy next July prob
ably will be so terrific as to cost her
the cup.
As for the others: Germany has
the bounding Baron Gottfried Won
Cramm, Australia has Adrain Karl
Quist and Uncle Sam has redheaded
Don Bulge.
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ID. .Undisturbed
Bv Hopkins Act

THE decision of Johns Hopkins
to abolish admission charges
to its foot ball games failed to dis
turb local college officials or foot
ball coaches today as they pointed
to the Baltimore's schools lone
gridiron victory last season and
hinted such record juStifles the
end.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin. presi-
dent of George Washington Uni
versity, summed up the move with
a statement that Johns Hopkins
record in foot ball Just about ex-
plains everything-they have little
to lose"
The so-called taint Of CONNER
cialiSm actually never has bothered
Johns Hopkins to any great extent.
Its decision to make no more guar
antees to visiting teams will not
affect American University simply
because the Eagles never have re-
ceived a guarantee from Hopkins.
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Young Englishmen "Green."

You can take it from tall Davy
Jones, who went from one light
blue to another, first as captain Of
Columbia's tennis team and then of
the Cambridge forces in England, in
1884, John Bull virtually has lost the
cup because his younger players aren't
ready to be thrown into the breach
left when Fred Perry turned pro.
Jones things Australia will win.
THE competition this year ought
to be peculiarly close because each Of
the Big Four has only one dependable
singles player" said Jones, who is
making his first bid for the United
States indoor singles championship at
the 7th Regiment Armory. He looms
as one of Champion Greg Mangin's
most serious threats.
THE British Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation is working with Charlie Hare,
Eddie Filby. Donald Shayes and
Jimmy Jones (no relation), but they
won't be ready for big-time play for
q couple of years." he continued.
Pat Hughes, who plays cup doubles
with Charley Tuckey, probably will
be Austin'S singles mate, but he really
doesn't like to play singles. although
he can beat any one of the four young
sters right now. don't see how Eng
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Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Briarly Military Academy VS..
Georgetown Prep, Garrett Park,
Md, $50.
Howard University VS.. Morgan,
Baltimore. Md.
Boxing.
Irish Eddie Dunno VS.. joey
Straiges. 10 rounds. feature bout,
Turner's Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Long Island VS.. Catholic Univer-
sity. Brookland gym, 8:l5.
Georgetown VS.. Pittsburgh, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Central VS.. Wilson, Tech High
gym final public high series
game). $3.50.
Roosevelt VS.. George Washington
High, Roosevelt gym, $3.50.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. Long
Island. Tech High gym, $50.
Georgetown VS.. Penn State, State
College. Pa.
George Washington Frosh vs..
Y. M. C. A.. Tech High gym, 7.
Bet d a-Chevy Chase VS..
Georgetown Prep, Bethesda. Md.
Boxing.
Washington amateurs VS.. Baltl-
more amateurs, Turner's Arena,
8:l5.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington Frosh VS..
George Washington High, Alex
andria, Va. $50.
Gallaudet VS.. Elizabethtown Col
lege, Elizabeth, N. J.
American University VS.. Virginia
Medical College, American U. gym,
8:l5.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. Villanova,
Tech High gym, $50.
Alumni VS.. American University,
American U. gym, 8:15.
Kutztown Teachers VS.. Wilson
Teachers, Wilson gym, 8:15.
Track.
Maryland. Catholic University
and Georgetown in Fifth Regiment
games, Baltimore, Md.
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tax. Like Cascarella he can talk well
on any subject, but he has to be
wound up Has best curve ball, prob
ably in American League. Definitely
the best piano player in base ball. Can
bang out anything from Beethoven's
stuff to Minnie the Moocher."
Frank Peticolas-the blacksmith
son who can whip his dad. With q
little chewing gum he could roll ur an
ear and look like q rassler. Actually q
kid who gave up the priesthood for
base ball and has been handicapped
by Ill health, Of all things.
Buddy Myer. former welter-
weight champion Of the world.
This is q stock description.)
Buddy Lewis. guard on Duke Uni
versity basket ball team. Probably will
become most eligible bachelor in Amer
ican League If he stays single. Would
be handsome If he let his hair grow
and stopped looking like Junior at
college.
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assist if Detroit wins the pennant.
Mickey Cochrane is going to give
10 AA graduates the once over
The Yankee advance squad hit
town last night and goes at it this
morning.
Bill Dickey, unsigned Yank
catcher, has been here two weeks,
but nobody has seen him. And
when such gimlet-eyed sleuths as
Charlie Seegar of the New York
Mirror and Max Kase, also early
arrivals, can't locate a guy in two
weeks, that's real riding out In our
books The Florida sports pages
are ringing the bell louder than
ever That noise you hear is
merely Johnny Buckley. fat Bos-
ton fight manager. and his middle
weight, Lou Brouillard. telling how
they "wuz robbed" in the Thl
light In Paris.
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er's window in the same bank with
Weaver. Dean of all Washington play
ers and starting his sixteenth year
with the Griffs Can't believe. when
all's said and done, that he doesn't
belong in the infield regularly.
Ben Chapman - typical ball
player. Frank Merriwell play
ing the outfield.
Johnny Stone-'nother typical ball
player. On same type as Chapman
except that he lacks Ben's color and
dash.
Jesse Hill-fugitivef from Knights Of
Columbus games-dash man trying to
make good in base ball. Kind of guy
you instinctively pull for when you get
to know him.
Evening star., 1937-03-01
Ball Players Pull for FOxx to Win Salary Battle
Southern Methodist Rich Grid TantRwe Death Auto Crash

to operate on the debs and sub
some.
Although perhaps the highest
paid sports editor in the country,
the late Bernard william st. Den
mis- Thomson Of the New York
Times, seldom was seen at a
sports event. but directed a huge
staff from his desk in the Times
Office The Winter colony here
misses Babe Ruth and his hearty
laugh.
If you don't believe pneumonia
has something on the ball, try it.
Twice it had this correspondent
headed for the last roundup but
that little dogie just wouldn't git
-. Gene Tunney says a Braddock-
Schmeling fight wouldn't draw
$150,00o, because OF that anti-Nazi
boycott Attention, foot ball
coaches: Matty Bell has EN- three