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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
Beth-El Men

Officvers of the Beth-El Mems club for tht coming year were elected last night. The meeting took place in the auditorium of Beth-El Synagogue. The officers are. President, Dr. Abe s. Brown; vice president, Martin M. Stern fels, secretary, Dr. Samuel s. Bis novich; treasurer, Harry Fleisher, Dr. Louis l.. Weinberg Ofiiciated at the installation ceremony. Plans were started for an outing of the club next month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
Harmony Lodge

A class of candidates received the fellowcraft degree last even- ing at a meeting of Harmony Lodge of Masons, in Masonic Temple on West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
Royal NeighbOrS

A delegation of Waterburians, members of Mayfiower Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, will attend the annual county meet ing of the state Royal NeighbOrS of America in New Haven May K
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
Libel Against Fish

Alleged to be a filthy, decom- posed and putrid animal sub stance', 10000 cans of tuna fish shipped in interstate commerce from California to Connecticut,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
(BY JOHN BARR)

The dramatic capture of Ti- conderOga by Capt. Ethan Allen and his Connecticut and Ver- mont boys--occurred 162 years ago (the 9th of May, 1775)- three weeks after the Battle of Lexington and Concord.
 Waterburians read the good news in their paper. "The Con- necticut Journal & New Haven Post -BOy"-viz:
 Authentic Account of the Taking the Fortresses of TicOn- deroga and Crown Point.
 "On Saturday the 29th of April. Capt. Edward Mott of Lyme and Capt. Noah Phelps of Symsbury, with a small number of other gentlemen, set out from this place (Hartford) in order to take pos session of the important passes of Ticonderoga and Crown Point. They marched very privately un- armed till they came to Pittsfield, when they informed Col. Easton and John Brown Esq, of their business and requested their as- sistance; they likewise immediate Ny dispatched an express to the intrepid Col. Ethan Allen, of Ben- nington, desiring him to be ready to join them with party of his valiant Green Mountain Boys. These gentlemen, with the great est cheerfulness jointed Captains Mott and Phelps, with a num- her of men sufficient to carry into execution the important en- terprise, and proceeded as di- rected by them-COl. Allen com- manding the soldiery, on Wednes- day morning they surprized and took possession of the fortress making prisoners the command ant and his party. The next day a party under the command of Capt. Warner, took possession of Crown Point, with the ordnance stores, consisting in the whole of upwards of 200 pieces of cannon. five motars, sundry hawitzers, 50 swiveIs, 28 barrels of poder, &c. On the 9th inst, they took into custody Major Skeen, at Skeens- borough, who immediately set out for, and arrived at this place on Thursday last.
 "The prisoners taken at TicOn- derOga, to the number of AZ, were put under the command of MT. Epapbras Bull, of this place (Hartford) and are expected in Town this day."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
WATSON FUNERAL

Danbury Conn.,, May 7.-(UP).- Funeral arrangements were being made today for Frank H. Watson, former Danbury superintendent of schools, who died last night after an illness of several weeks. He leaves his widow and a son.
 Admission tickets to the Berlin Olympic Games last summer to- taled 3,800,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07

We see from the above first newspaper account of Col. Ethan Aliens TicOnderOga exploit, that the reporter missed the COlOnePs famous answer to the British com mandant's question. By what authoriety do you command me to surrender?" But the answer got into circulation very soon and into the school histories and read ers-and was relished by every child and adult American:
 "IN THE NAME OF THE GREAT JEHOVAH-AND THE CONTIN- ENTAIL CONGRESS-"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-07
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES
The R. F. Griggs Co.

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Evening star., 1937-05-02
DISTRICT R|FLEMEN
GET TEST AT SIMMS
Shoot on June 26 Will Determine
Makeup Of Camp Perry
Civilian Team,

TRACK local marksmen will COM
pete for the right to represent
the District on a civilian team in the
national rife matches at Camp
Perry, Ohio. next Fall, on June Is
at Camp Simms. Congress Heights.
Competition, sponsored by the Dis
trict National Guard, will consist OF
firing at 200 yards standing. with no
sights. and rapid fire at the same
distance, standing and sitting. Sharp
shooters also will be forced to fire
from 300 yards. rapid fire. standing
and prone. and from 500 yards, prone,
without sighting
Immediately following the shoot,
the IA high men will select team
captain. Travel and subsistence al
loWances for the civilian team men,
bers TO the national matches will be
paid by the War Department.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
owned by Normack Kennels, Norrstown.

owned by Normack Kennels. Norristown.
Pa.
Scottish terrier-RosehaI Ideal, owned
by Relgalf Kernels, Rye N: Y.
dale, owned by Clairedale Kennels, Long
skye terrier-colin of Kareton. owned
by N Mrs & N stillman Roseland. n. J;
West Hie bland whiteMedserssoun. iteHedse; MS
Rebel. owned by P. Mullinix. Clifton.
Anenpinscher--Lila von, zevers Teufel.
Chihuahua-Brown Sugar OF ANA Tera,
owned by Mrs. E. NJ Curtis. Baltimore,
japanese spaniel-Japonica Sunny Of
Gston e;n, Ridge, owned by G. X. HOPES.
,opsi PsIinssss; Manklns Noel owned b, J. B.
Pomeranian. Pine Perch Peter, owned
by Mrs. !: Il. Perroncel. Shreveport, La,
Pug T%ffy nta Of Holly Lodse Owned BY
owned BY r. o. CLARK Glen Allen Va.
owned by Mrs. H; S. Peaster; philadelphia;
by Mrs. L, c.. Amos. New York City.
Boston terrier. Carry On Royal Kid,
owned by NJ; R. Taylor; Wynnewood. Pa.
Bulldog so InyaasrS Wsa yor, TresSure owned by
Chow. Far Land Thundergust. owned
by Mrs. William Mcfarland Camden N J.
Dalmatian, Brownie of Tattoo. owned
rTensS sSn0psS bafdos wAfzsh Keims a perreot Jr
by Mrs: William jarrett, Philadeiphia. Pa:
b, %2s uson ReGs Hr.nas4 RanD'sss sloa ogp'd
owned bs oir.ida Tssm. hsa.sen. ].
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HiserPinCrOwn
STAYS on Wolfe

PERCE WOLFE, nationally IA
nous bowler, finished next to
nowhere in defense Of his Henry
Hiser Sweepstakes title. the last
block Of which was rolled last night
ats Hyattsville, but the crown re-
manned in the Wolfe clan. Perce's
brother, Harry. jr., with score Of
l,275, won.
Harry shot 625 in the first get, at
Bethesda, and 6l0 last night, which,
with 40 pins handicap, gave him a
score of l.275. 1t was worth $35
and gold medal.
Other prize winners were: Sam
Corcoran. l5-l,270, s2750; George
Hoffman, 20-1 ,269, s22 so; Howard
Ritchie. 35-l.266, $3.50; Harry
Hilliard, 20-1,250: $3.50; B. Du-
vail, 80-1,238, $40.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
JUNIOR LEGION MINES
START SERIES TODAY
Four Games Are Scheduled for
Ellipse-District Officials
to Attend Inaugural.

JUNIOR LEGION mines. newly uni
formed and completely equipped for
the first time in the several years the
American Legion has sponsored base
ball league here. take the field today
for the start of their championship
campaign. Eight teams representing
the Sons of the Legion and seven posts
will swing into play at o'clock on the
Ellipse diamonds.
In the league inaugurals, Bunker
Hill will encounter Costello on the
West diamond, Sergt. Jasper will play
Fort Stevens on the North, Nash will
engage the Sons Of the Legion on the
East and Police and Agriculture will
be opponents on the South.
The pennant race will be formally
started by the Legion's department
commander, Horace W. Lineberg.
With him when he makes the tradi-
tional toss OF the new base ball will
be District Commissioner Melvin C..
Hazen, Maj Ernest w. Brown, chief
OF police, and j. Edgar Hoover, chief
Of the Bureau of Investigation.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Treder Plays 1t Safe.

THE tournament will open at the
Pittsburgh Field Club on May "a
and the local qualifiers will leave the
Capital around May 20 for Pitts
burgh. The lads still are talking
about the fine piece Of golf turned
in by Treder. who finished the &c.
hole round with SO, under par
Coming to the final hole Al needed a
par for 81 to tie the competitive
course record.
He hooked his second shot into
bunker and here's something maybe
you didn't know about how he fin-
ished the hole. MY ball lay up
against a small stone" said AL. IT
was afraid to go strong for the shot,
fearing that il I caught it too clean
the ball might bounce off the stone
into the shrubbery around the club
house. where might have taken or
to the hole I thought would get
in all right, so played it fairly safe
and took no chances" Not bad head
work at that.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
H0YA GOLFERS AHEAD
Exc Out Victory by 5 to 4 in Bat
tie With Midshipmen.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May l (F.-
Georgetown University's golf team de-
feated the Naval Academy, S to 4,
today.
Summaries:
Dettmeiler, GEORGETOWN, defeated
Brown, II to 85
Donahue, GEORGETOWN, defeated
Cunningham, "a to g.
Pettyjohn, Georgetown, defeated
Geiss, IS to TO-
Robertson, Navy, defeated Scatnor-
CHR, 81 to 90.
Nee, Georgetown, defeated Mead, 70
to 81.
Pye, Navy, defeated Fleming, 90 to
81.
Georgetown picked up one point on
best ball in the first foursome. Navy
added = point for best ball in each
Of the other two foursomes.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HUNDRED WILL DIG
WOODM0NT D|VOTS
Invitation Tourney Under
Way Tuesday-0pen Match
Play Thursday.

~ NE hundred golfers, including
I most Of the amateur stars OF
the city, will start play in
~ the Woodmont Country Club
invitation tourney Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
The field has been split into two
sections, with match play slated for
Thursday and Friday.
Post entries will be taken.
Pairings for the medal round follow:
Tuesday.
9.3U, George Richardson ICONS }. E. A.
Merkle lColD: 1000. Rem Flugel tB D..
Arthur Rice IN. ": 1910, Horace jenkins
,M. B. H. S.. Buddy shari:ey IGonzasal:
f'5". a MAJ Riley S0Hr eunJ. GHey Mer4lll WIT Wnt
tlesey (Un.l; ll:3U. Walter Dickhbut II.
il 100: Serge Folk IUnl, Gerald Edwards
lUn.!,, Arthur Wilson lUn.D: 1..O5. Earl
lUnj CLAUDE Rppy (UnD I3:25. N. E.
Rose1s 9s1 r. e. W G Harkmap 'B ais Dn;
nsan b BasSs3t ss3 nsrrf,5 E St. Tno4psop hemp n
e5 REadvRsT Wsser e. Mccaiam haTgy esac9sk S 4 81
" b cheathsm "a. 4 NJ. Lou Harrison iS%i
,uI,o zoo: Harry Pitt .. Manor; n Bill Harvey
Dave Dave l. IT THOMPSON -, .Manor!: lilo, Ray
mopd Rr5 Gable Eois 1ATs2 Charles Gardner 'Ars1
Rsss Rdh.1i KEN Nt1.r FTank 1K.a pon0hue Ken
lWood). S. E. Golden ken: i 80. Al
Schneider (WoodD, Morris Bildma n
Wood :: 40. Russell Hollebaugh CKen.l
linane (Ken). E. j. Carver tB. d.: 1850.
9. T. Hellan Manor. W. s. Shea manor, ::
ZOO; William Hlch CWoodD. William Roe-
ers (ColD
Asn noG arF dSS y ASs Yonns w{;on 1cons r
Ed Burns Ind SD: 1880, Denny Wrieht
Nv; G. & c.. Edward Holtz Ken. Milton
Xfss Tb.it He Meken1ie 80 }co Marty Wss ySd
Burnett 4. s., Ken Lafferty r. 81: 1870.
Joseph Kirchner (W g. 4 c. Ralph Fow-
Ter w; G. 4 c.: 12:35;, Edwin wilson (W.
g. & CO. ResSs %sdn.sd.y nsld w rG & & CO.
Robert Leedy Nv, G; Cl: l:l0, DR. T A.
utz u. 81. H. s; Pope Il s.: 1:I5. DR..
(Ch CHI. DR. Thomas M Foley ICh. Ch J:
] 80. Howard ,Nordlineer (WoodD, J. L.
Richards KEN: 40 Everett Johnson tB
| Steward. ir. Cong Willard Goldhein
lWood); l-;5o, Glen Strong (B. D.. c. b
800. J. R, Miller B Do Bob Thomp-
Abe woronon b D. 2:15. William Kirsf
| (B. d.. DR.. joseph A. Friedman CB D0;
o:20, Merle Lord tColD. L. J Goode (Col)
22i45 A. Baum BaumsaTten AFTER q s. j. Lynch
liam L. Malone a. s.. Or. W. B. voee
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Close Entries Tomorrow.

ENTRIES for the Chevy Chase in
vitation tournament will close
with the club Golf Committee to-
morrow night. Entries are limited to
club members and to invited guests
with handicap Of Il or less Guest
entries must be accompanied by a
IS entry fee. The tournament will
start May IL and the course will be
open for practice on Monday, May 10.
No new experience for George Dif-
fenbaugh. District open champ will
be the Professional Golfers Associa-
ton championship at Pittsburgh later
this month. George. who qualified
for the tourney at Indian Spring last
Thursday, has played in the national
affair before. But for AL Treder,
the Manor Club blond. the national
tournament will be new experience.
Benny Loving. unattached pro from
Richmond, also has qualified in pre-
vious years.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
PAUL TOPS FIELD
|NJ0HNSONCOLF
Scores Net 81 in Play at
CongressionaI-Wi|son
Gets School Lead.

LFRED c. PAUL, sporting a
" "a handicap. won the Walter
~ johnson Cup, opening golf
4 a tourney of the Congressional
Country Club season. yesterday. Paul
shot 81. which gave him a net card
Of 81, to win by 5 strokes The funny
part of it all was that Paul is one of
those golfers who considers it a banner
day when he breaks 100. Il never
thought could shoot that WE'LL" he
said, "and in tournament, too"
The golfers at Congressional played
Summer rules for the first time, which
makes Paul's score better.
Gene Pittman won the gross award
with card of r. Seven tied for the
second net prize at u.
Wilson Gets Dawes Lead.
OOSEVELT and Central played to
a Az tod tie in a Dawes Cup
match at Indian Spring, while Wilson
shot out in front in the high school
golf series with 9-to-3 win at Ken
wood over Tech.
Summaries:
Roosevelt. AZ: Central. ~.
Brownell tRD defeated Harmon fCD.
g and ): Stein &C. defeated Cooke tR).
8 and s. Best ball-Roosevelt 3 and >.
Lehman r. defeated Bill Leapley CO..
5 and 4: Suit tR) and Franklin CO. even.
Best ball-Roosevelt, and 4.
Cal! &C. defeated Remsen tR> 3 and
|; Kahn CO. defeated Goodman r.. 3
and l. Best ball-Central. l Up.
Wilson, .: Tech, 3.
Brent (W' defeated Kelly tTD. 6 and
5; Smith IT. defeated Horn tWD. l up.
Best ball--WilSon. ) and ;.
Donohue 'WD defeated Horna CTJ. and
8. Best ball-Wison, ) and 3.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
BUGS BUMP REDS AGAIN
Hop on Hallahan in Sixth Inning
to Take 81 Game.

CINCINNATI. May P.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates found the range in
the sixth inning today and punched
hits of Wild Bill Hallahan to come
from behind and defeat the Cincin-
natl Reds, 3 to l.
Red Lucas, veteran nemesis OF the
Reds, allowed them but four safeties
1t was the Reds eighth defeat
against lone victory for the season
Evening star., 1937-05-02
PERRY'S TURN AT NET
British Pro Beats Vines in Tilt
at VirFinia Beach.

NORFOLK, Va. May P.-Fred
Perry of England defeated Ellsworth
Vines of California at Virginia Beach
Beach today, 2-6, Ga, 11-9.
The deciding set was one Of the
longest and hardest fought of the
Perry-Vine tour. cutting the Cali
fornians lead in matches to 1927.
Perry and Vines whipped George
Lott Of Chicago and Bruce Barnes Of
Texas in doubles, 60, "a.
Lott defeated Barnes in singles, 60,
81,
Evening star., 1937-05-02
THREE.EYE LOOP OPENS.

DECATUR, ILL.,, May H).-The re-
organized Three Eye League, Oldest Of
all class B base ball circuits and the
developer Of many present-day major
league stars, will open its 1887 sea-
son tomorrow with contests between
Peoria and Decatur here, Clinton,
Iowa, at Bloomington. H.. and Moline,
III. ct Tere Haute, Ind.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Totals 81 9 "a 20 Totals 36 13 81 Ia
sBatted for MCGEE In fourth
tBatted for Andrews in eighth.

ct. Louis ------ 03O 600 DOL
Chicago ------------- "21 600 33x-11
Runs-s.. Martin. Medwick Mize, j.
Martin. Galan 90. Herman. Collins f2).
Demaree. O'Dea. Hack. Marty. Jurges
Bryant Errors-Durocher (2). Hack {2l,
Bordagaray.. Ryba. ]. Martin. Oerodowski.
runs tied ln-Demaree t3). Mize t2).
Hack Twp-b base hits-Mize. j. Martin,
ODea. Marty. Demaree. Bryant. Collins
Hack. Medwick. Galan Double play
Bryant to .JurRes to Collins. Left on
bases-St. Louis II; Chicago g. Bases
on balls-O johnson. / OF Bryant. Q;
off Andrews. 2. strkeouts-By johnson.
]: by Bryant. .. Hits-On Johnson. in
o III hndreWS ndrgs Of Mcfee ,nnndE in nninss Rxh5
in inning; off Root 4 in ! inning: of
Bryant: in innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Ryba Hermann. Wild pitch-Root
Winning pitcher-Bryant Losing pitcher
johnson. Umpires-Messrs Sears. Bal
lanfant and KLEIN. Time-2:37
Evening star., 1937-05-02
W0ODM0NT READY
FOR GOLF TOURNEY
Returns to Summer Rules
Today-Dead|ine Near
at Chevy Chase.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

w YOODMONT COUN TRY
a CLUB golfers, on the
wv Threshold Of their invita-
' ton tourney. today re-
sumed Summer rules as they look for
ward to crowded season Of COM
petition. Their invitation affair will
start Tuesday. but meanwhile they
are engaged today in handicap af-
fair.
Woodmont will meet the Woodholme
team from Baltimore on May % at
Baltimore. and later In the season the
Woodmont golfers will resume their
team matches with the Lakeside Club
OF Richmond.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
MICHIGAN MEET VICTOR
Watson Leads Track, Field Team
to Triumph Over Indiana.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May / (P.-
Michigan's track and field team. led by
Bill Watson, Saginaw Negro, who won
four events. defeated Indiana in
dual meet here today. 81 to SO.
Watson smashed the Ferry Field
record in the shotput with toss of
81 feet X inch, and bettered meet
records with marks of 1872 feet 4
inches in the discus and % feet 6A
inches in the broad jump. He Also won
the high jump.
Don Lash, Indiana distance star,
won the 2-mile run in >9:18.7, break
ing his own Ferry Field record. and
the mile in l:l75.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
TIGERS NAIL CHISOX
Bridges Wins His First Start Of
SeaSon-Goslin Felled.

DETROIT, May l LN.-The De-
troit Tigers batted veteran Ted Lyons
out of the box with a six-run out
burst in the third inning today and
went on to defeat the Chicago White
Sox, IL to 4.
Tommy Bridges went the route for
Detroit and won his first start Of the
season.
Goose Goslin was felled by 4
pitched ball in the seventh. but re-
covered quickly in the club house.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SCHOOL JAVEL|N MARK
Peoples, Oklahoma City, Makes
Record of 2143 Feet.

NORMAN, Okla, May (P).-Bob
Peoples. Oklahoma City sensation,
broke the national high school jaw
elm record = second straight day with
a toss Of 2143 feet today in the Okla
homa interscholastic track meet here.
In qualifying trails yesterday, he
tossed 21135 feet to wipe out his own
national mark Of 210 feet inches
set In 1886 and the State mark Of 1872
feet 11A inches set in 1888 by Jack
Jones OF Walters.
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Iran for Gautreaux IN eighth
Philadelphia 900 2O1 1OO-
Brooklyn ---------- 600 OlO O1O-2
Runs-Martin. Atwood, Whitney. Norris.
Brack, Cooney. Errors-Malinosky go;
Manush Atwood j. Moore. Runs batted
reaux Two-base hits-Norris. Brack,
Gautreaux. Three-base hits-Martin.
Arnovich. Stolen bases-Norris. Charein.
Sacrifce-J Moore Left on bases
Philadelphia .: Brooklyn. IL. Bases on
balls-On Frankhouse. 4; of Lamaster. Z:
4; by Lamaster r. Hits-On Farmhouse,
in 3 innings; OF Baker, none in / inning.
Losing pitcher Farmhouse. Umpires--
Messrs. Reardon. Stewart and Pinelli.
Time, 2.26.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
HORSE SHOW AT UNISON
Program for Event on Monday
Includes 22 Classes.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UNISON, Va, May 1.-Twenty-two
classes, including hunter trials and
racing, are on the program for the
Unison-Bloomfield Community League
Fourteenth Annual Horse Show, to be
held here Monday.
Exhibitors include Peach brothers,
E. L.. Redman, Arthur White, Mrs.
D. c. Sands, Irwin Beavers. c. E. Nor
man, Guy Rust. Samuel Sands Fox
croft School and George Robert Slater.
Mack Clegett of Berryville and
Lodge Bowles of Boyce will judge.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
FANS "a IN GAME
Templeton, Orphanage Pitcher,
Sought by Major Club.

WINSTON-SALEM. N. c., May l
P.-Lefty (MoonD Templeton, youth
full hurting star of the Children's s
Home, Methodist orphanage here, who
has been trailed by big league scouts
almost two years and is reported
ready to sign with major league club,
struck out "a men as his team defeated
the Raleigh Methodist Orphanage, 4
to l, today.
Templeton gave up two hits, both In
the sixth inning, when he was nicked
for the lone run.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
RETAINS GOLF HONORS.

TEXARKANA, Tex, May R-
Husky Betty Jameson. II, OF San
Antonio retained her Texas women's
golf championship today by crush-
ing Mrs Frank doldthwaits, slender
Curtis Cup seaA 10 nd ..
Evening star., 1937-05-02
BEES DOWN GIANTS
WITH EARLY RALLY
Bunch Five Hits Of Castleman in
Second for All Runs of
3-2 Victory.

BI the AsSoclAted Press.
BOSTON, May 1.-The Bees
punched five hits and all their
runs of Clyde Castleman in second
inning uprising today TO nose out the
New York Giants. to 2, as they
opened their first long "at-home"
stay OF the season.
Danny MacFayden came back from
three straight defeats. holding the
National League champions to six
hits.
The victory was BOstOn'S third
Evening star., 1937-05-02
ANOTHER TO LANCASTER
Phil Slab Rookie Beats Dodgers
for Third Straight.

BROOKLYN, May l LP)-Lefty
Lamaster, who is rapidly taking rank
as the National Leagues rookie pitch
ing find OF the season, hung up his
third victory today as he hurled the
Phillies to 4-to-2 victory over the
Dodgers.
Although wild, giving seven bases on
balls, the little southpaw handcuffed
the Dodgers with five hits and famed
seven as he outpitched Fred Frank
house and Tom Raker all the mau
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SIMMONS BEATS GULL
Washington Girl Defeated by
Pins in Baltimore Match.

BALTIMORE, May Ida Sim
mons Of Norfolk defeated Lorraine
GULL OF Washington by So pins, 639
to 586, in an exhibition bowling
match that featured the opening of
the Charles Bowling Center
Afterward the Misses Simmons and
GULL paired against Ray Won Dreele
and Lee Slime to lose by IS sticks,
734 to 669.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
SOFT BALLLOOP MEETS
Prince Georges Teams Complete
Organization Tomorrow.

The final meeting of the Prince
Georges Post Soft Ball League will be
held at the Herald sports department
tomorrow at pm
Representatives of the D. G. s., Navy
Yard, Business Accountants (Resettle-
ment Administrator, G.. P. O. Docu-
ments. Carr Bros. and Boswell, Ber-
wyn. Daily News and any other teams
desiring franchises are asked 70 at.
tend. The league will start the season
next Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
BROWNS NIP INDIANS
Tally Twice in Eighth Session to
Bag SO Battle.

ST. LOUIS. May l LP.-Scoring
two runs in the eighth inning. the st.
Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland
Indians today. 3 to 2.
Cleveland took the lead in the sixth
inning on Odell Hale's home run after
the Indians tied the score at one all
in the second.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
CUBS BLAST CARDS
Reach Four Hurlers for 13 Hits,
Score 11-to-4 Win.

CHICAGO. May (P.-The Chicago
Cubs blasted four ST. Louis Cardinal
pitchers for 13 hits today to win, II to
4, in game also featured by six
Cardinal errors.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
Little HnYaS in Tie

GEORGETOWN PREP SCHOOL
and the highly touted Thomas
Jefferson High School team from
Richmond played to a 6-to-6 tie at
Garrett Park.
Summaries:
Canning &C. P) defeated Norris IT. J,,
4 and ,; Dettweiler &C. p defeated
Gunst IT. JO, > and l. Best ball-Georse-
town, and 3.
Winston IT. Jl defeated Brayer &C. P.).
] IL up; Lonthan lT T. defeated Cummings
Hemibaush &C. PD defeated Wood
IT. j.. > up; Welton IT. j. defeated
Titus &c. p. up. Best ball-Georee-
town. 3 and l.
Irwin IT W defeated Higgins C. PD.
Z and g.. Ryland IT. JD defeated Boylan
&C. PD and g. Best ball-Thomas JET
ferson. 4 and 3.
Store Teams Clash.
WILLIAM HAHN l. CO. golfers to-
day are clashing at Sherwood
Forest with team from S. Kann's.
The line-ups:
Hahns-Bowers, Jefferies, G. Hahn,
Weisberg, Welch. c. Coonin. Embery
Siegel, Groves, Miller, Williams, Gold
stein
Kann's-Earl Clary. Cross. Osborne,
Sproul. Coonin, Seitz Rideout, Hep
burn, Block, Brown, Ross, King and
Fenwick.