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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

Ma severn Czech zejmena ma
Sluknovsku, Varnsdorfsku a
Rumbursku rozsffila sc v po-
slednf dobe epidemic zaskrtu
v neobycejne mfre. Mfstnf ne
mocnice jsou p~Teplneny nemoc
nymi. Velmi cetne jsou pT1pa-
dy, re zaskrtem je nemocna
celia rodina, rodice i vsechny
deti. V sluknovske nemocnici
mali jiz tretf prfpad, re tn le-
Ii S detmi matka zaskrtem O.
nemocnela. Zemrel tn ma "a
Skirt sestnactilety Adolf Her
tez z Neugrafenwalde. Pra-
coval do poslednf chv1le ma po-
Ii. Den pc jeho smrti byli do
praveni sc zaskrtem do nemoc-
nice diva jeho bratTi: trinacti-
lety a sedmilety. Sc zaskrtem
rozsffily Sc take osypky, ktere
postihujf i zaky z mestanek,
stTedn1ch skol a ucedn1ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
ivy alligator spal " posteli
hotelu.

V znamem prazskem hotelu
Sc ubytoval obchodnfk z Har-
risburgu re severoamerickeho
statu Pennsylvania. Kdyz 81
vysel ma prochazku Prahou, pc
kojska hotelu sla hostovi po-
koj uklidit. Kdyz uz mela &C.
II pokoj poklizeny, vsimla 81,
re ma posteli z pod periny wy
kukuje kus nejake hole. Chte-
la tedy hull povesit ma vesak.
Razne il uchopila, ale jakmile
il vytahla z pod periny, zGsta-
la stat jake sloup. V ruce sc
il mrskal ivy krokodfl = ali
gator. Alligator, vyrusen z df1-
moty, v posteli zurive kvicel.
Pokojska mela jeste tolik silly
re vyrazila S kfikem z pokoje
a klesla jake podtata. ZGsta-
la lezet ma chodbe v bezvedo-
mi. Jejf vykrik byl tax d6sivy
re cely hotel byl naraz ma no.
hou. Nemohli il vzkrfsit. Te-
prve kdyz zavolany lekaf il
dial injekci, pfisla k sobe. Ale
mohla sotva promluviti a cho-
dit nemohla vGbec. Byla tedy
pfevezena ma kliniku. Tu by
10 shledano, re z leknut1 a u
desu byla postizena ztrnut1m
svalstva ma obou nohou a tez-
kym otresem nervG. Pc osetTe-
nj byla odvezena do domaci
pece.
Americky obchodnik pri W.
slechu udal, re vozf s sebou pc
Europe ziveho a~ligatora jake
svdj talisman. Naprosto odml-
tt ably alligator byl z jeho po-
koje odstranen. Je to zvire ne
Skodne. V tonic hotelu, hlav-
ne cizinci navstevovanem, me-
ii w hosty S ps1ky a kockami,
jednou take S zivou opickou, a.
lie S krokodflem prijel sem PRIV
ne tento American
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Ia pisen o novem trakari.

svagfi j. Broz a B. Nygryn
z PadeTovic ma Ceskodubsku
zili v nepfatelstvf. Broz mech
tel vratit trakaT, ktery 81 cd
Nigryna vyp1jcil. NepTatel-
stvi vyvrcholilo o posvfcenske
muzice v nasilf. Broz 81 DIAL
zahrat solo a hrde 81 prozp6vo-
val: ga mann trakaT now
To rozcililo Nygryna tax, re
wal pnllitr a rozbil no o Bro
zovou hlavu. Pro tezke ubl1-
zenf ma tele byl udan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Ceska divadla " Londyne.

V Anglii a v Londyne je Vi
ce Cechoslovak1, nez 81 u mas
pfedstavujeme. Mali sve klu-
by a krouzky a pestujf i diva
do. Londynsky "Czechoslo-
yak colony klub" 81 ted pozval
herce a rezisera Jaroslava Ha-
muse, ably jim ochotnickych
krouzcfch vychoval schopne o.
chotnicke rezisery a herce a a.
by jim Tidil pTedstavenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Hrob miIencE We smrcins.

Pr hrobu v bukovanskem lie
Sc u Karlovych Var1 Sc pTislo
We smrkovem podrostu ma dive
mrtvoly: muze a zeny. Byly
liz 1plne rozpadle. Podrob-
nym ohledanim Sc zjistilo, re
jsou to pozGstatky F. Stenge-
love, dcery bohateho sedlaka z
Bukova a jejfho mileho A. Ho-
vera. Lezely v houstine rok.
Mladi Tide loni v zaT1, kdyz
jim rodice branili v snatku,
z"tratili Sc z domova a vice o
Mich nebylo zprav.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Obecnf podivfn umslcem.

Umelecka beseda v Praze O.
tevrela vystavu dobruzskeho
kronikare a mal1re Aloise
Beera- 81, jak on sam O sobe
p1se, zhotovitele vsech praci
soustruznych a rezbaFskych,
tez brylare a pozlatitele. Ma
rodil Sc r. 1888 a v sestnacti
letech Sc Sci ucit do Vfdne SOU
stuznictvf, kdyz mu bylo tTia-
dvacet let.
Alois Beer liz cd sveho MIA
d1 chtel byt umelcem.Na svych
cestach cd prvn1ho kroku z do
nova k prvn1mu herberku p1se
a kresl1 svoje dojmy a zazitky.
Skoro sedmdesat sesit1 jeho
poznamek jsou kronikou jeho
zivota a soucasnost1 V minulem
stolet1. O SVEN sesitovem die
je presvedcen, re neco podob-
neho nen1 v cele Europe "a on
nepovolany, nemaje prostFed-
XII nj odmeny, lee vysmechu,
podava popisy nevyvratne a "a
roven spravne."
Chodil ustavicne v camare.
Snad to byla jedina camara "a
jeho zivota, tax byla oblyska-
ma a promastena. We SVEN ro-
dist byl znam jake podivfn.
Umel tri reci, nemecky, fran
couzsky a vlassky = a byl ja-
kymsi neskodnym obecn1m ter
Gem vysmesne pozornosti. Mel
vice zkusil Beer z asvGj dest-
mix, nebot byl prvn1m a jedi
nym obcanem, ktery jej V Do
brusce mel.
D1lo Aloise Beera ma V de-
jinach umen1 obdobu S d1lem
celnfka Rousseaua. Take on,
/ stejne jake jeho francouzsky
kolega, je prostackem, ktery
svGj cit andelsky nezny a kras-
ny tlumoc1 pc SVEN, tax jak
jej We sve rozumovosti zivnos-
tlcka z maleho mesta, uhnete-
neho prostfedlm a malymi ira
gediemi nejblizsfho okol1 i svy-
mi, c1t1.
Je clenem okraslovacfho
spolku a s poctivost1 a peclivo-
sti dnes uz neznamou popisuje
a kresli kazdou slavobranu
kazdV nOvV StrOm kaZdOu pa.
metihodnost i kazdy domek '
Dobrusce. Jeho cisty pohleC
zaznamenava i jeho domov
dflnu, zenu a syna, kterym ne.
ustale tvrdi, re je kumstyrem
Dava 81 pod Slit sv6ho jmens
a remesla napis: "Zde Sc plst
a maluje Poole libosti." Sy1
mu tento napis strhl, ale il;
druheho dine objevuje Sc tan
novy.
| Alois Beer prorokoval, re
n6ho Dude umelec, a re pis'
pro easy budouc1. Jeho pros
toucka zivotn1 draha vyrostl'
do krehkych kolejf opravdove
no lidoveho 'umelce. Nestast
ny podivfn z Dobrusky Sc ne
, zklamal, mal1Ti z lidu dostal'
sc = pc smrti ma tonic svet'
uznani. Vfra, re to, co della
ma v sobe posvecenf a veil
kost, nasla v6T1cf, kteff uvidel
a byli pTesvedceni, re obecn
podivin Al. Beer je malfTem
spisovatelem. Museum V Do
brusce vydalo jeho knihu "Ne
vdek."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19

Dvacet lodnfk1 Teckeho ma
kladnfku Tzenny Chandris,
ktery najel ma skalu u mysu
Hatteras u Norfold, Va, a po-
topil Sc bylo vyloveno v dvou
zachranach, v nichz letadla
hrala hlavn1 roll.
Mala LODI majfc1 naklad sta
reho zeleza a posadku 29 mu-
"a, Sc potopila asi 35 mil Cd
mysu po marnem zapasu
prudkou bOuT1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Locomotive Skoda pro cinske
drahy.

Move clslo "Revue Skoda"
prinasf obrazek dvouvalcove
lokomotivy S pomocnym stro-
jem lokomotivnfm, ktera byla
We skodovce objednana spra-
YOU drahy Peiping-Hankow V
cine. Jine lokomotivy re sko-
dovky jedi ma c1nske trait
Canton Dale jsou tn
obrazy trojdllnych v~nitfnlch
hrfdelovych nosicI z ocelo-liti-
ny O vaze 10000 ky, objedna-
nych pro velikou francouzskou
LODI "Pasteur'',
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Lakomec.

V Hackensack, N. j., Albert
Reidel, 5Olety, byl nalezen mr.
tev. LekaT prohlasil, re zem-
rel hladem. Mel We SVEN dom
ku jmenf asi $4,000 schovano
We skrysi. Jiz pc dels1 dobu TT
pei podvyzivou a seslabl tax,
re .jeho telo nemohlo dale
vzdOrovati.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Nezarmoucen stFelen1 Sc
do nohy.

V Grand George, n. Y,
Chester Clarke ma radost, re
sc pfi honu postrelil do nohy
leve a neprave, Rama vysla ma
hodou. Jeho leva noha jest ma
stestf umela, castecne z korku.
Byla jenom nepatrne poskoze-
ma, takze ami nemusil prerusi-
ii hon.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Is dni pred zrcadlem.

PTehlidkou 287 studentek u
University Omaha Sc zjistilo, re
kazda ztravf prGmerne Ga mi
nut denne pred zrcadlem lice
MIN a kadefen1m. To della roc
ne 16 dnf 5 hod. a 20 minut.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Casy Sc menl.

eco pofad rfkate, re Sc MIRA
Wy horst - vzdyt je tomu ma
opak!" - 81 echo tax soudi-
te?" "Podfvejte, pred tfice-
I'll Lefty jsem navecer nemohla
sama vyjiti, dnes 81 mne nikdo
ami nevSimne!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Kdyz clovek starne.

"Tak cftfm elm dale tim jas
neji, jak starnu."
"Jak to-"
"No, drive mne rfkavaly zen
ske: proc Sc neozenfte? Ones
uz Tlkajf jenom: proc jste Sc
ne Ozenil?
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-19
Cesi sobe a tez svemu
narodu.


Letos uplynulo 35 rok1 cd
chv1le, kdy roku 1902 byla V
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, zalozena
Matice Vyssfho Vzdelan1. Ia
to ceskoamericka instituce, je-
dina sveho druhu pod heslem
"Americt1 Cesi sobe" vykona-
la jiz veliky kus prace. Pod
net k zalozen1 a zaklad dial p.
w. F. Severa, ojedinely cesky
mecenas Americe. Roku 1925
byla pTestehovana do Chica-
ga, zreorganisovana a pokra-
cuje nadale v intencich PRIV
mich zaslouzilych pracovnikG.
Financn1 zprava Matice Vys-
S1ho Vzdelanl "a skolnf rok
1936-1937 vykazuje pfijem
$9,042.74 a vydani $5,265.97.
StudentGm bylo pGjceno ST.
10000, nejmens1 obnos v fade
posledn1ch let. Ma pdjcky by
10 splaceno $5,193.42. Ostatn1
pf1jem byl z clenskych pT1spev
XII spolkd i jednotlivcd a z
DART.
Matice Vyssfho Vzdelani
podporuje nemajetne, lee ma
dane csl. suddenly p1jckami,
ktere ma DESTINY zavazek jsou
splatny pc 5 letech bez 1rokd.
To jest umozneno jedine tim,
re M. V. V. dostava podporu
cd csl. spolkd a uvedomnelych
krajanG, kteTi ved1, re vide
lanci jsou nejvetsf chloubou
kazdeho naroda.
Podporuj1 Sc pouze STUDENT
ma veTejnych, predevsim stat
mich ucilist1ch, nikoli ma ucilis-
itch soukromych anebo neu-
znavanych.
M. V. V. je take 1plne ne
stranna. Pr udelovan1 podpo-
ry Sc nehled1 ami ma nabozen-
stvl, ami ma politiku. Rozhodu-
je pouZe charakter studenta a
jak prosp1va We studifch. Pod
poruj1 Sc hosi i dfvky, Cesi
Slovaci.
Kazdy spolek i jednotlivee
NIUE M. V. V. v jej1 tezke pra
ci vypomoci tim, re Sc prihla.
ST "a cinneho elena nebo pTi.
speje penezitym darem, pc
pffpade odkazem We sve pc.
sledni Will. Spolky plat1 SIS
j%ednotlivci So rocne a kazdJ
Glen ma pravo hlasovacf. Do
zivotnim clenem niue Sc stat
,jednotlivec "a 500, spolky
korporace jake trvali clenovt
zaplatf jednou provzdy $3.50
Vsechny pffspevky a Diary 81
kvituji kazdy rok We zvlastn
tistene financni zprave.
M. V. V. vydala tez maticn
nalepky 81 kolky pc l centu
kter6 nynf prodava "a polovi
nu: 200 kus1 m1sto "a So z;
pouhy 81. Jsou zhotoveny pc
die kresby ceskoamerickeh
umelce Aug. Petrlyla v Chica
gu. PTilepujte je ma spolkov'
i soukrome dopisy jake marc
dn1 obetinu"!
U prfflezitosti 35leteho trva
nj M. V. V. vyjde take tisken
"Pamatn1k' S cennymi pf1spe'
ky fady autord redakc1 F. L
Musila. Pamatn1k Dude Sc pro
davati "a pouhych 25c a MOI
no jej objednati jiz nyni.
Ia elena M. V. V. niue $
pfihlasiti kdokoli, spolek jed
notlivec. Prihlasky O clenstvi
Diary a objednavky nalepek
"Pamatniku" poslete ma adre
SUI 1cetnfho M. V. ", ktera Je
F. l.. Musil, Lock Box 645, Chi
cago, Ill. Ten take posle pc
slednf vyrocnf zpravu kazde
mu, kdo o nj pozada a to zda1
ma.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
HEAP BIG
I-N-J-U-N-S-!
A Series in Which Buck O'Neill
ScalpS Our Washington Redskins
For Candid Facts

Rip was a pitcher for the New
York Yankees for a while. Now
Rip is in the Texas Rangers,
and is one Of the most respected
law enforcement officers Of the
Southwest. Another friend of
Malone'S is Bill Sterling, former
A and M tackle who was head
of the Rangers, and a son of
the owner Of the famous Ster-
ling Ranch
Charley is a good golfer. He
plays in the middle 70's and
was a caddy when a kid. He
and Horton Smith are buddies;
likewise Ralph Guldahl.
The pride Of Charles heart
is not his achievements on the
football field. No indeed. He
has a little boy, Charles Leo,
who is 2 years old and full Of
conversation, and little patricia
Malone, who blinks at life
through wondering eyes at two
weeks Of age.
Pro football is means to an
end with Charley, and he is an
end: a real good end, to the
Washington Redskins.
(TonOrFOw-GeOrge Smith
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
ARMSTRONG 6-5
TO BEAT SARRON
FRIDAY N | C H T

NEW YORK, Oct. 1e.-The
Petey Sarron-Henry Armstrong
fight Friday, October 20, will pro
duce an undisputed worlds feath.
erweight champion for the first
time since 1929.
Bat Battalino was the last man
to hold clear title to the crown.
After him came Tommy Paul, Kid
Chocolate, Freddy Miller, Sarron
and Miller, all with more or less
valid claims on it.
Sarron whipped Miller and Arm
strong has licked almost every.
body else, so the winner OF Friday
nights fight will gain worldwide
recognition rs champion.
Armstrong will be no more than
a 6 to 5 favorite despite his great
record because he will have trouble
making the 126-pound limit.
WEIGHT HIGHER
In the so years of its existence
the featherweight limit has moved
up from 112 pounds to its present
limit and may one day go higher.
The Australian Dial Hawkins was
the first feather champion and
he and his successor, Ike Weir,
the Belfast spider, fought at liz
pounds. Australian Billy Murphy
raised it to lis.
When George Dix became cham.
pion the second time Che was
champion of the division four
tines, the weight was boosted to
122 pounds.
Solly Smith, Dave Sullivan, Bill
Jordan, Eddie Santry, Terry Nc.
Govern, Abe Attell. Tommy Sui.
Ivan, Johnny Kilbane and Eugene
Criqui all fought at that weight.
MAY HIT 100
When Johnny Dundee whipped
Criqui the weight was raised to
1875 and Kid Kaplan, Tony Can
zoneri, Andre Routis and Batta-
limo all defended their crowns at
that poundage, and it has re-
manned stationary every since.
Should Armstrong win the title
he may decide to ask that the
weight be raised to 1913 or even
40.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
CLIPPERS DROP
D. C. PRESIDENTS

Washington Presidents, this
city's entry in the Dixie League
Of professional football, today are
back home with a defeat chalked
up against them.
Last night, in Wilmington, Del,
the Presidents went down before
the Wilmington Clippers, Is to 6,
but only after a struggle which
kept nearly 10000 spectators on
the edges of their seats from be-
ginning to end of the game.
Adamaitis scored the Washing
ton touchdown after the Presi-
dents had moved 38 yards with the
ball.
Wilmington's touchdowns came
as the result of forward passes,
the first Masters to Howard, the
second Howard to Goodwin.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

you can bite him back by Journey
ing to the Community Boys Clubs
at Langley, Jefferson or Powell
Junior high schools, at 8 o'clock.
Here you may run into the Laird
and lady" or perhaps the ayr
shire lasSie," who knows?
BY this time you should be con-
vinced that checkers is going to
be to boys what bridge is to their
elders. Further proof awaits you
at Roosevelt Community Center,
Thursday night, at 1880 o'clock at
which time the finals Of the tour
nament is played. Two boys from
each Of the five clubs, the winner
and runner-up in the club tourna-
ment will be eligible to compete
for the city championship. Each
club is expected to bring q size
able cheering section with 1t.
W. TERRELL PLAYS
If you doubt that checkers can
take a real hold on red-blooded
athletes, consider the case Of the
Washington baseball team. The
players succumbed in no small
way to the lure Of the red and
black squares.
The fad began with the trade
which brought Yves Terrell, the
handsome, temperamental pitch
ing ace, to the Grlffmen. Ferren
knows the game backwards and
forwards and his enthusiasm soon
spread to the rest of the team,
causing pinochle, hearts and
poker players to join the rest for
want Of partners for their games.
It wasn't long before ball play
ers were opening up the red-and-
black boards on the slightest ex-
cuse until they had become, in
some cases, more proficient at
checkers than in their chosen pro-
fession.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
COX WRESTLES
CLIFF OLSEN

With Clara Mortensen, world
feminine title claimant, and Marie
Gardini, the Chicago challenger,
graphing in the feature role, Pro
moter Joe Turner yesterday
rounded out a strong supporting
card for his wrestling show at
Turner's Arena Thursday night.
Joe Cox, the Kansas Krasher,
who last week knocked Billy Han.
son cold for victory in the Aus
tralian round by round system
tried out here for the first time
will return for a one-hour time
limit bout with Cliff Olsen, the
Minnesota Swede.
Jack Hader, another Of those
tough KanSans, will meet Chief
Thunderbird, the powerful Indian
from the Saanich Tribe, in a four
round bout of 10 minutes each.
A one-tine familiar figure who
hasn't shown here in quite a while,
meaning Hans Steinke, the beer
baron, will meet Jake Patterson,
the erstwhile Devil Dog, in a 30
minute brawl, and in another pre-
liminary battle, Karl Davis will
take on Walter Podolak.
Miss Mortensen. who arrived In
town yesterday. and Miss Gardini
are meeting in a rematch. the for
mer having won at the Arena
about two weeks ago. This Thurs
days match viii be two out Of
three fans.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

} MES. J. f. Larson; $3.50. Mrs. Scott Of
futt VS.. Mrs. E. B. Olds.
The women's team Of the Chevy
Chase Country Club met a rs
reverse yesterday, when it was de-
feated by q team representing
Richmond.
The fair golfers from the Vir.
GINA capital had Shut-out business
in their clubs, registering goose
eggs against their nest in the first
and third foursomeS. The teams
of Miss Kate Scully and Mrs. w.
B. H. Legg, and Miss Louis Clayton
and Mrs. L. o. Cameron, scored
21a points each for the only scores
made by the Chevy Chase team.
Results of the match follow:
Mrs. Budford Scott and Miss 8.
Wood (Richmond) defeated Mrs. Landra
Plat and Mrs. Y. E. Booker. points to
o: Miss Louis Clayton and Mrs. l.. O..
Cameron Chevy Chase) defeated Mrs.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

thine hits week at a time suit
able for both players.
Pairings and starting times
for the play follows:
COLUMBIA PAIRINGS
First Flight-S:3O, Mrs. J. A. MARI vs.
Mrs. E. M. Amick; 9:35, Mrs. H. Brun-
dage VS.. Mrs. H. K. Cornwell; $40, Mrs
r. A. Lacey vs.. Mrs. A. C. Dinnix; 9:45,
MrA Merrill Lord vs.. Mrs. J. F. Gross.
Second Flight-S:5O, Mrs. W. B. Jar
Wis VS.. Mrs. q. Krewson: 9;55, Miss Mary
Minnix VS.. Mrs. J. A. Darby; 1880, Mrs.
H. Stabler vs.. Mrs. 3. q. simpich; 1905,
Mrs. Hugh Mackenzie w. Mrs. A. g.
Gardiner.
Third Flight-1O:1o, Mrs. q. I. James
vs.. Mrs. MoCord; 1915, Mrs. A. J. Kane
vs. Mrs. W, c. Geleng; 1920, Mrs. H. P.
Foley Vs. Mrs. L. F. Hurley; 1925. Mrs.
F. N. Towers VS.. Mrs. A. B. Chapman.
Fourth Flight-Mrs. ]. M. Rountree
drew bye; Mrs. Myers drew bye: 1910,
Mrs. W. Barkduer VS.. Mrs. R. A. Bog
ley; 1O:45, Mrs. c. Fisher VS.. Mrs. E. A.
Fifth Flight-10:50, Mrs. GRANVILLE VS..
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
By CHICK KENNY

Match play in the women's
club championships at Columbia
Country Club will get underway
bright and early tomorrow with
the first contestants in the five
flights teening off at $50
o'clock.
It is just as well that the play
was postponed until tomorrow as
today offered dampness and cold
rain. which makes golfing any
thing but a pleasure under these
circumstances.
The qualifying round Of the
play was run off yesterday with
Mrs. ]. F. Gross and Mrs. ]. A.
Mari tied for top honors with
cards of 90. The playoff for
the medal will be staged some
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
Max KrauSe Out
For Two Weeks

Max Krause, fullback for the
Washington Redskins, is lost to the
local big league professional team
for at least two weeks.
That's the news which CAM
through last night from the Red
skin management which explained
that Krause's left foot was frac-
tured in Sundays Pittsburgh
Washington game.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
Golf
Smith, Cooper Win
$1,000 Prize

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Oct.
10 Q.N.SO.-Horton Smith and
Harry Cooper, Sharp-shooting
linksmen, today collected $1,000
first-prize money as reward for
their victory in the first annual
Oklahoma City for-ball golf
tourney.
Smith and Cooper yesterday de-
feated Ralph Guldahl, National
Open champion, also from Chi.
cago, and Billy Burke, White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, three up.
They had a final score of IL plus.
The winners were only q point
ahead Of the field at the start Of
the final round, but turned IN .
low Dan 90, five under par.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

walboarded off section of their public hearing to
give housing to Wahngton outstanding annual equestrian
headquarters
It there that the Little Major and his staff of nmbe
worked every detail of the approaching four
day roundup and it's rodeo you won't wish to miss If you
love horses-and who doesn't!
You'll him yonder at Meadowbrook too He'll be the
busiest bped the lot He be running the show getting
the acts and off-without hitch, Of course.
He's all angleS and efficiency, skin drawn sharply over his
cheekbones like who has lived in the and aeternay
You'll be saying to yourself half aloud, maybe:
"There he goes, Mr. Puss.in-Boots, himselfr
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
Kirk Miller
TIMES SPORTS EDITOR
Bays

He isn't much bigger than your thumb. Fact is he's
what I'd call half pint major but what he lacks in pound
age he makes up in perseverance, and that's why the
Inter-Amercan Horse Show starting at Meadowbrook
Club Thursday is already an established success.
shant keep you in suspense longer. He is Major Frank
Whitaker who is running the show and when say major
I don't mean just majordomo.
Such bundle of energy your in little pack
age in all your life. Honestly could him up and
carry him off without breaking the string
But the first thing know I'll have the medical inspector
putting yard rule the little guy and mayhap leading him
the FairbanksMorse we'll 1t really isn't that bad but
it does approach the infintesimal.
Now if you knew the Little Major wouldn't wonder SO
much about this strange contrast in momentum and sze
On The Job Whole Year
Seated there at his District Building with
piled so high you hardly find him. Major Whitaker has
been the saddle speak, of this horse show since away
last fall when the last one ended.
OF course all this preshow detail has not been
either without inspiration For at his right and
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
SHAKEUP MAYBE

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Still
smarting from wounds received in
the Yale and Columbia games,
PENIS gridiron warriors today
were threatened with Shakeup as
Coach Harvey Hartman began pre-
pairing for Saturdays home game
against GEORGETOWN.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
WOMEN GOLFERS AWAIT TOURNAMENT
AT COLUMBIA CLUB TOMORROW

>Grayson Dashiel and Mrs Arch Lewis
IN pcinto ts u.
Miss Martha Martin and Mrs. Edward
Anderson (Richmond) defeated Mrs. w.
w. FIather and Mrs. j. D. Let's, points
to o.; Mrs. w. 3. II. Legg and Miss Kate
sculIy Chevy Chase) defeated Mrs Will
son Brown and Miss Roddy Watkins, IA
points to u.
Shooting net 81, Mrs. ]. J.
Mccarthy won the annual Robert
T. Smith trophy yestehray at
Congressional Country Club. The
winner registered a gross 95, and
was aided by a 14-stroke handicap.
Mrs. C. T. Penn, 10O-1S-82, and
Mrs. A. w. Hyler, 1OS-26-82, were
tied for second and runnerup posi-
tions, while Mrs. Otto Elble with
101-17-84, was third.
Helen Dettweiler carried off the
low gross prize by registering a 80.
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

around to any Of the five major
Community Boys Clubs Of the
Community Center Department
which are conducting a checkers
tournament and see for yourself.
You can stop by the Woodrow
Wilson Tigh or AnacoStia Junior
Senior High tonight at 8 o'clock
If you want to learn q few things
about the "will-o.the-wiSp" or
other fine points Of the game.
AT LANGLEY HIGH
Should tomorrow be the night
that the "checker-hug" bites you,
The Washington times., 1937-10-19
Two Records
Miss FIeEtGrty Makes
2 Season Marks

Two season records were be-
ing written alongside the name
of Mayme F1eharty today by Ann
Smith, scorer Of the What's In a
Name League, following her 1873
and $50 set last night at Lucky
Strike, which paved the way for
the Ag-Ex, team to win q 81 de.
cision from Navy Yard No. /.
Louise Battaglia, rolling 11S-307
to maintain her leading average
of 102, was instrumental in
F. C. A. turning back Mines twice
to create q tie between the latter
club and the champion W. A.
C. s., which downed Aeronautics,
2@1,
The Washington times., 1937-10-19

Admits that
RUDE Roberts
is a better
C o W h q n d
than he is.
w h a t i s
Texas coming
to? 4. . OF
course, Char.
ley can ride q
hor Sc, an d
c u t 8 tick
when neces-
sity demands,
but a fellow
living in Dial.
las and sell
ing insurance