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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
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Jack Kearns, after having watch cd Tommy Farr stand off Champion Joe Louis for Is rounds. is more firmly convinced than ever that he has the real white hope" in Jim my Adamick.
 This kid here (motioning to- ward the d-shouldered, dark eyed youth) is the next champion, said The Doc. He's the one I've been looking for. He'll outpunch Louis. He's punching harder than Dempsey was when Dempsey was tearing 'em apart with his left hook.
 q offered Schmeling $100,000 to fight Adamick in Detroit. Max wouldn't take it because this kid would knock him right out of that title bout with Louis
 Sounds like The Doc of old-this business of tossing around $100,00O offers. Kearns, using Richards name, cabled Georges Carpenter a bid of $200,000 to fight Dempsey Offers like that one were part of The Docs daily routine.
 In the Dempsey Carpenter fight Kearns really outsmarted himself His imagination and foresight cre- ated the golden era of boxing, when the harvest of dollars from one fight would run into seven figures Still, it turned out to be even big ger than Kearns had dreamed.
 For Dempsey's end in the Car pentier fight Kearns demanded $300000, refusing to accept a guar antee of 3712 percent Three days before the fight Tex Rickard turne
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MRS. w. R. DALTON
 ARRIVES TO VISIT
 WITH CHAS. GRAYS

Mrs. w R. Dalton of Seattle ar rived in Juneau aboard the North Sea to visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mir and Mrs. Charles Gray. and her baby grand -Gaugh- ter. Barbara Louise Gray.
 Mrs. Dalton is to make her home at the residence of Mrs Kate Jar man, across from the Gray's res- idence on West First Street She is planning an indefinite stay here
 Mir. Gray is assistant manager Of the Hotel Juneau
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ed the S300,O0O over to Bob Edgren, the stakeholder.
 The gate for the bout in Boyles Thirty Acres hit almost $1,800,000, 37la percent of which amounts to S675, GOO. More than double the amount Dempsey received.
 If it was any consolation to Kearns. he was not the only person to sell the Dempsey Carpenter bat tie short In the original group that set out to promote the fight were Charlie Cochrane of London, Bill Brady and Tex Rickard. Cochrane and Brady bowed out of the pie ture, much to their sorrow.
 Kearns may have a real heavy weight prospect in the youthful Ad amick. Detroit is sold on him. His record of 37 knockouts in A pro- fessional contests indicates he can punch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
Tom Cat Adopts
 Orphan BunniGs

HILLSBORO. N. C., Oct. 26. = The parenal instincts of a big tom cat, owned by MT. and Mrs. Pearl Flint, apparently got the best ot him, for he is fathering six or phaned baby rabbits.
 The large yellow cat appeared at the Flints' back door carrying small gray rabbit by the scruff of the neck. He made three more trips, then led the Flints to a rabbits nest in a nearby pasture where two more bunnies were found,
 Now "Old Tom" sleeps contented- ly beside a basket containing the six proteges.
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could see things on the field last year that weren't evident on the bench. As far as substitutions go, we have worked that out already. Every man in the lineup will have a designated replacement before the game. If I send a player to the bench, his substitute should be on his way in before the player reaches the sidelines.'
 Clark plans to play whenever he thinks his presence will help the club
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LAST OF MRS. CHENEY NOW
 HERE, CAPITOL
loan Crawford Has Society Role in Dramatic
 Comedy

Ultra-smart comedy in which three of Hollywood's top-flight stars participate, is the attractive fare at the Capitol Theatre where Met ro-Goldwyn- Mayors The Last of Mrs. Cheyney concludes tonight three day showing.
 Joan Crawford, William Powell and Robert Montgomery combine their assorted talents in one of the most entertaining pictures to reach the screen via the stage The film, of course, is based on the famous play by Frederic Lonsdale
 In the supporting cast are Frank Morgan, Jessie Ralph, Nigel Bruce, Colleen Clare, Benita Hume, Ralph Forbes, Aileen Pringle and Mel vile Cooper, all of whom do excel lently by their respective roles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
ALBERT WHITE RETURNING

Albert White, GOT stalwart, is returning to his Juneau home aboard the Princess Norah after a trip south as far as San Fran cisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
GILLESPIE RETURNS

Ernest Gillespie, chicken ranch CT on the highway, returned to Juneau from the south aboard the North s e a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
JOE GREENS RETURN

MT. and Mrs. Joe Green arrived in Juneau aboard the North Sea, after a visit in Southeast Alaska ports.
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sITKA NURSE HERE

Mrs. R. S. Ludy, a Government nurse for Sitka, was a visitor in Ju- neau during the stay of the North Sea in port last night.
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ANDERSON RETURNS

George Anderson of the Ander- son Music Shop returned to Juneau on the Yukon following four month piano tuning trip through the Interior.
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Monarch butterflies migrate like birds, flying thousands of miles from as far north as Alaska.
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Esther Watson, a medical patient, was dismissed from the Government Hospital today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Skunk and black fox are popu- lar trimmings for coats and suits this fall
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Willie Rusk of Petersburg was admitted to the Government Hos pital last night for surgical care.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
MRS. JEssUP TO sITKA

Mrs. Mary E. Jessup, mother of Mrs. r. s. Ganty of Sitka, arrived in Juneau aboard the North Sea last night, and sailed aboard the vessel for Sitka when it cleared port this morning. Mrs. Jessup will visit with her son-in-law and daughter at their home in Sitka for some time.
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William Walsh, who was admit ted to St. Ann's Hospital some time ago and who underwent major operation, is reported to be recover ing rapidly and will soon be dis charged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
HOSPITAL NOTES

Owe Hanson was admitted to St Anns Hospital yesterday and un- derwent a mastoid operation.
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Try Top Notch r,inner--5Oc. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Rex Allen Hermann, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Rex Allen Hermann, underwent major operation at St. Ann's Hospital this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Hazel Benson, medical patient, was dismissed from St. Ann's Hos pital today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Fannie McEwan underwent ma jor operation this morning at St. Ann's Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
By GEORGE McMANUS

Empire classifieds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26

Mrs. Walter Sharpe, who has been confined to St. Ann's Hospital since September 8, was dismissed last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-10-26
BRINGING UP FATHER

Empire classifieds pay.
Evening star., 1937-09-03

CHEVY CHASE. MD. - LIVING ROOM
on lst Moor . bed rooms and bath on 2nd
floor near bus lines. schools. churches and
stores; 2-car garage. BIB w. Bradley lane.
Omen tin q
Evening star., 1937-09-03

354l HOLMEADE PL NV, ! BLK EAST
14th-6 rms, porches, garaee. Avail.
Sept. Is. sos mo. Adams 41S6.
2l9 SPRUCE AVE. TAKOMA PARK. MD.
broom bungalow, a mi; h. h., Frigid-
aire.- SO mo
Evening star., 1937-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
DETACHED RRICK

DETACHED BRICK,
S11 O00-Cleyeland Park. Just OF Con-
necticut ave This is 4 most unusual op-
portunty to buy in this close-in suburb
There are seven large rooms and bath hot
water heat. built-in garage. With a few
hundred dollars spent on redecoration this
house would be the equal of any priced at
several thousand more.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
sla 5O0-Country club section OF this
nationally famous section. Here is house
containing living room; dining room. kitch.
moor: three large. well-planned bed rooms
and . baths on the second It was de-
signed by ranking architect and land
for a different and truly picturesque house
and location. call us for appointment to
see this one. Owner would consider smaller
property III trade.
BARNABY WOODS.
s14 4.a5O-Here is one of those excep-
tional homes that appeals to even the most
lightful wooded section. providing a seclud-
ed atmosphere that insures utter privacy,
the result OF studied landscaping There
are bed rooms and , baths. You will ap
lecture See this home in one OF the few
within the District of Columbia
Thomas j. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73s 18th St. NV District $3.50.
2 WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
5-r. bunsalow. garaae. $3.50, 5000
psce showep Bath soo cash
house. ami. was sl1 500 now $3.50;
another with oil heat. Ss,95O. H c. May
NOR. 260o Brentwood rd. ne. North
Evening star., 1937-09-03

CHEVY CHASE, D. C; DETACHED, SIX
rms. ba.. $50. bed rms. :. ba sun
parlor, oil heat Sl05; o rms. ba.. $50:
west of GEORGETOWN. suitable for . fam
Va, rms. ba., $50. FULTON r. COR
DON. l421 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Ewes.
Cley. 5U91
NEW DETACHED COLONIAL HOME;
bed rooms, > baths; convenient all facil-
ties; SO. 436 Newcomb ST. Sc. Georgia
Evening star., 1937-09-03

FOR RENT TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY
only-Desirable two bed room frame bum
Ralow. large rooms large corner lot. Car
roll ave. Takoma Park. near transporta
ton and stores; available Sept. u. Call
Evening star., 1937-09-03
BUNGALOW-2i2 2 ACR,
orJry AMI ND
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

) ROOMS AMI. H-WH., HARDWOOD
noors, full basement: refs. included: larss
lot. close TO bus stores, schools. churches
priced $500: $500 cash. balance $40
month.
Lyon Village rooms modern bunEa-
low. new-house condition; Rarsse; corner
lot: priced St. 500 $500 cash. balance S4t
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM.
JUDSON REAMY,
Evening star., 1937-09-03

3',0S HIGHLAND PL., CLEVELAND PARK
Attractive pine-room detached house sleep
ing porch. garage: Frisdaire, near bus.
"9"6 UPTON ST. NEAR BUREAU OF
Standards-Southern bed room and sleep
ing porch. " baths. oil heat, double garage:
responsible tenant West u45l
3625 LOWELL ST NV, CLEVELAND
Park. Attractive corner property, center
hall plan d bed rooms. Open for inspec-
tiOn; 81 30
Evening star., 1937-09-03
Opportunity Knocks for You.
BIG BARGAIN.
NEW. ULTRA-MODERN.

Nc w OA A1tA-NAODcAC4N.
OIL HEAT PORCHEs-
tifully equipped kit. and bath, shower; large
recreation rm full attic and cellar; l block
WOODLAND DRIVE-WooDsIDE PARK.
light at Silver Spring. turn right on East
Grace Church rd. one block, then right
Owners Phone. Shepherd 31S3.
$3.50.
PETWORTH.
An attractive 2O-ft. brick Colonial home
in perfect condition Six large rooms, tile
bath, new kitchen eauipment elec. refriger-
and will sell quickly. Cali Randolph 533s.
A Bargain in Chevy Chase, Md.
$3.50.
Three beautiful rooms on hrst floor and
moor i'Vs with n an usi Unusually % isrse
lot, 5Oxl4o; also a good-sized garage.
Call Mr. Martin. sales director. N; G.
HiNEs IIIs1 s4ss s SONS Investment su'ldins' Dis
PETWORTH-$6,95O.
6 rooms and bath. inclosed, screened
electric refrigerator thoroughly modern.
Payment only S43 so monthly after reason
able sf.s down payment. Call Shepherd 1911
$4,95O-EDGEMOOR.
1St-FlOor Bed Room.
Brick, center hall: bed rooms and 2
baths; nicely land:caped l1ti
= 1119 18th st. NV. District 1864.
OGLETHORPE ST. NEAR 5th-sEMI- DE-
tached brick, arranged for two apis. Excel.
lent condition. Price low and convenient
w. H. WALKER,
Shoreham Bldg. National 1880.
$500 DOWN.
MONTHLY LESS THAN RENT.
New detsshed brick, ny, nv rs:idsnttisl reside tn
ished. insulated: At an unbelievaoly low
PRICE -t9yssttsats ny ,,Arv
us2sltss 4rll. H.. tetesss ~.
Evening star., 1937-09-03

210 RAYMOND ST. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Very desirable, detached 6-rm.. bed
rooms, 2-bath house; excellent condition:
immediate possession. $40 mo. BOSS 4
PHELPS, 14l. st. NV. National $500.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL. Il ROOMS,
modern kitchen. am.i. nearby Va, school.
bus; $50 month. Adams 113l
Evening star., 1937-09-03

house; conv. TO Paul Jr. High School: q
rms; bath. Frigidare. Key at DIXIE
REALTY CO. l4l1 l. ST. q " Nail SSSn
Evening star., 1937-09-03
HOUSES FURNISHED,

HOUSES FURNISHED.
BEAUTIFUL CHI CHI. HOMES ROOMS.
> baths, oil neat. ami, most exclusive
location: rare opportunity. Wise. 3a25
65 ST N.W.-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nlshed 6-room. all-modern home; oil heat;
$40. Call after ) pm. weekdays. ~
CHEVY CHASE ID. c. - SIX ROOMS
beautifully completely furnished; Persian
rugs, linens silver, Reference requiredJ
1853 LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
'!au9 CATHEDRAL AVE RMS >
baths. garage. oil heat, eXpenSively fur
niShed reasonably priced long lease pre-
terred -
IlS DECATUR ST NM ROOMS AND
bath, garage, a sasati[ed NV h. elec retg
small children. j. c. WELDON, CO. 121
K NV. Met. 3Ull.
GARRETT PARK, MD COMPLETELY
furnished bungalow newly papered. am j.;
reasonable TO reliable tenant. 80 Clermont
ave. kenSlngton .,D,-R. ~
Evening star., 1937-09-03
APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
(Continued)
Beautiful Apartments,

Beautiful Apartments,
e417 MAPLE AVE. SILVER SPRING. MD:
Newly completed, within one block OF
shopping center and transp.; large rms,
delishtfuily planned with plenty of closets
dining rm, kit 9 bed rms bath. large in
closed porch; S65 per month With one bed
room 500 per month; heat. h. furn.
Available FOR Sept. and Oct. occupancy.
Out Ga ave. to S4o0 block, turn west one
block 10 Maple ave. and apt. agent on
premises
BRADLEY. .BEALL e. HOWARD. INC.
Southern bldg National O21l
Evening star., 1937-09-03

1851 MONROE ST. N.W.-6 RMS BATH,
h-w.h. cleo. $50 mo. Call Natl 203U
Evening star., 1937-09-03

FOR LEASE BY OWNER-S6o. 90
per month. 6 r, bath, gas range,
electricity. garage; big lawn, shade;
rail and bus transportation. At
kenslngton, Md. Address OWNER,
Box 304-Q, Star.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
THREE ACE RACERS
INJURED BY STORM
Dawn Play, Mosawtre, Thanks
giving Hit by Lightning-0ne
Horse Killed, Others Hurt.
B. the Associated Press.

d tnS hSSOClaleC fTeSS.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y, july
- 27.-Max Hirsch's challenge for
Saratoga's rich stakes has been weak
ened considera bly, as the result of a
freak electrical storm which Yesterday
knocked out eight of his horses, three
Of them highly regarded.
The storm, which killed w. S. Kill
mer's little-known 2-year-old Gino
Vive. felled Dawn Play from Robert
Kleburg's King Ranch Mrs. Julia M.
Lofts Mosawtre, Mrs. Parker Corning S
Thanksgiving and five others.
Dawn Play. champion 3-year- -old
f1lly of the year. won the Acorn and
Coaching Club Oaks at Belmont Park
before travelling West to take the
American Derby. Mosawtre Is highly
regarded among the 3-vear-olds. while
in Thanksgiving the veteran trainer
has promising candidate for juvenile
honors.
The lightning played queer tricks
in the barn. for it seemed to pick out
the outstanding horses. The bolt first
hit Dawn Play. skipped three stalls
and struck Thanksgiving and then
missed two more before knocking down
Mosawtre. The three, together with
Mrs. Corning's 2-year-o Down East,
We're unconscious for several hours.
Hirsch said it would be two or three
days before he'll be able to determine
whether the shock will have any seri-
Gus effect on his horses.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
JOHNSON'S 99IS TOP
FOR SKEET CONTEST
Leads His Team to Victory in
Prince de Ligne Shoot at
National Capital.

DIR. DON JOHNSON, Fred Ramsdell
and Harry Walters captured the
hotly contested Prince de Ligne three
man team skeet competition at the
National Capital Skeet Club. blasting
298 clay discs out OF possible 300.
Second place honors were annexed
bv a team composed OF Victor Frank.
Dick Stuart and r. M. Watson. who
scored 2e3, while third place was
taken by A. R. Vance, DR.. Currey and
L. w. Smith with 287.
DR.. johnson grabbed individual
honors with straight run Of IS. fol-
lowed by run Of "a, for 80, topping
a 90 by %ank and 96 by Walters, all
Of which were considered exceptionally
high with strong winds sweeping the
field.
The preliminary event Of 50 targets
with .4l0-gauge guns was won by
Frank with 46, with Dick Stuart SEC
ond with a. and Walters and Vance
tipping for third with ~.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
FINEST A. A. TALENT
IN CONTEST TONIGHT
Pick Of Seven Association Clubs
Will Face Columbus Team
in Diamond Spectacle.
ev the Associated Press,

B% the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 27-The top
hands Of the American Association
gathered in Ohio's capital today. ready
for the fourth annual all-star base
ball rodeo at Red Bird Stadium to-
night. in which the talent from seven
clubs will oppose the Columbus team.
Five members Of the loop-leading
Minneapolis Millers appeared on the
starting lineup announced by Man
ager Allan Sothoron of Milwaukee,
who will try to master-mind the ALL
Stars to victory.
Sothoron, however, said that In all
probability the entire squad Of l8 ALL
Stars would get into the fray. Man.
ager Burt Shotton Of the Red Birds,
who won the right to be host tonight
by leading the loop July IS, said he
would throw 10 men into the contest.
The Rid Bird skipper also predicted
that 8 Of his 10 would be pitchers with
seven pitching for one inning and one
toiling for two.
The invading talent. one the basis
Of the seasons record, had quite 4
bulge tn both pitching and batting.
Evening star., 1937-07-27

White Sox In Good Trim.

THE White Sox. on the other hand,
are all sound OF wind and limb.
and getting Unexpectedly good results
from a squad that has scarcely any
big names" Their principal problem
will be keeping up with the Yankees
while the latter are disporting on their
home grounds, where they are as nearly
invincible as any team can be with
out getting read out of the league.
In their Bronx bailiwick the cham
pions have won 27 games, tied and
lost only scoring is of those vic
tories against 5 defeats in their
clashes with the four Western clubs
On the other side of the picture
there are factors that NAV work 20
the advantage Of both the Gla rts and
White Sox. Although the Cubs are
back under the leadership Of Charlev
Grimm, they haven't done ss veil
against the supposedly weaker Eastern
clubs at home as the Giants have
done on the road against the West
And the Yanks have been having
their share OF pitching troubles with
staff that, at the moment doesn't
extend far beyond Lefty Gomez and
Charley Rufhng.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
Broadway Roots as Belloise Battles for His Life
Belligerent Dodser Also Is Choir Singer.

delphia to help Benny open his
new night spot.
Note to Yankee fans: The bat
Joe Di Maggie broke in Chicago
the other day was not his favorite
home run club Joe Turnesa.
former Ryder Cup golfer, becomes
pro at the Rockville Country Club
at Rockville Center. Long Island,
today President Sam Breadon
may laugh EN- of, but rumors
that Frankie Frisch is on his way
out still bob up.
The daddy Of the race horse
Pasteurized was named Milkman
.. Henry Cotton. who showed his
heels to the American stars in the
British open. probably is the great
est shot maker In golf today -.
Bob Feller may not know 1t, but
he gives every pitch away-at least
to Earl Combs, Yankee coach.
Babe Phelps, the belligerent, fist
swinging catcher Of the Dodgers.
sings in the church choir during
the Winter months Brooklyn
fans say Frankie Frisch should put
. few more quarter4 In the gas
Evening star., 1937-07-27
BY EDDIE BRETT.
ASsociated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, July 27.-Every-
nj body along the main stem
" Is pulling hard for Mike
Belloise. featherweight
champion lin New York State),
who is fighting for his life in
hospital here pneumonia
Three blood transfusions
haven't done much good
When autograph hunters get too
annoying, Jimmy Dykes. manager
Of those surprising White Sox.
merely drapes his right hand in
bandages and tells 'em It's sprained
So far the gag has worked.
Death of Pass En- BY at Empire
City starts you wondering why
they let half-blind race horses
run on New York tracks :.
A dog bit the young son OF Horace
Renegar, demon Tulane press
agent, the other day.
Jimmy Kelly. owner Of one Of
the hottest spots in Greenwich VIII
lsge, will buy a yearling at Sara
toga next month and turn 1t over
Evening star., 1937-07-27

meter In St. Louis they believe
Dizzy Dean will be transferred to
the Giants next Winter :. Shanty
Hogan stealing a base In the In
ternational League Saturday was
real news.
The past came back and hit Pat
Malone right in the eye A
Chicago concern is suing him for
an unpaid liquor bill Ken
Smith. sports writer Of the New
York Mirror, bought q new car
and decided to drive to St. Louis
But he didn't know how to
find the Holland Tube from the
Polo Grounds d.. Result was, Bill
Terry had to take the Giants West
while Secretary Eddie Brannick
went along to show Smith and
three other New York base ball
writer's (all natives) how to get
out Of New York.
Gabby Hartnett has undergone q
change since becoming temporary
manager OF the Cubs . Instead
Of going out to dinner each night
with conviviAl companions, he now
dimes alone in his hotel room,
Evening star., 1937-07-27
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

American League.
Travis. Senators. ,372.
Runs-Di Magsio Yankees. 81;
Greenbers. Tigers s."
Runs batted in-Greenbere, Tigers,
a6: Di Massio Yankees. 90.
Hlts-Bell; Browns, l2s; Di Massio'
Doubles-Gehrig. Yankees. and Bo-
Triples White Sox. II;
Dr. Maseio. Yank. 5, and Kuhel, Sem
atorS. 10.
Home runs-Di Magic Yankees. -
FoxX Red Sox: Greenberg, Tigers, and
TroSky Indians @3
Stolen bases-Chapman Red Soy.
-; Walker. Tigers. and Appins, White
Sox. l3
Pltchins-Lavson, Tigers. l.-c::
FufhnR. Yankees. l1-3
National League.
Battlng-MedUick Cardinals. .4Os:
Hsrtnett Cubs .3S4
Funs-Galan. Cubs, -, M.duics.
Runs batted in-Medvlck. Cardinals.
Q6: Demaree, Cubs. 81
W. Hlts-nMedwlck; Cardinals. 49,: P.
Doubles-Medwick. Cardinals. rs:
Bartell. Giants. P. Waner. Pirates. and
Cuccinello. Bees. %
=. Triples : Vaughan. Pirates. 10;
Handley, Pirates, g.
Home runs-Medwick. Cardinals.
Stolen bases-Galan. Cubs. IS; Law
asetto. Dodsers. and J. Martin. Car
Pitching e-Fette. Bees 1873: Hubbel,
Giants. 1915.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
TENNIS FANS WILD
OVER POLISH GIRL
Flock to See JedrzejoWska
Defeat Edith Clarke at
Sea Bright Meet.
Ry the Associated Press.


~ EA BRIGHT, N, J. July 27.-
JadWlga Jedrzei eiowskas family
need have no fear that nostalgia
~ will take the edge of the net
game of the perennial Polish womans
singles champion.
After winning her first match on
American soil yesterday in the Sea
Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Clubs flftieth annual tournament
the husky 24-year-old Warsaw girl
revealed that her parents warned her
she would be very lonely" in the
United States.
People have been so nice to me
since my arrival here" Miss Jedrze-
joVska said. that haven't had time
to be alone or to get homesick."
This held true when the gallery
deserted 10 other courts to watch her
sweep aside Edith Clarke Of Wash
ington with the loss OF only one
game.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
Hits His Own WAY.

Hits His Own Way.
LIE WAS sort Of taken for granted
= = when Clark Griffith brought him
up from Chattanooga and put him
on third base. He never distinguished
himself particularly as 4 third base
man. nor a. an outfielder. Currently
in his placid way. he is battling the
intricacies connected with short
stopping.
Griffth said he was hitter from
the first time he picked up bat :. i.
and he was right. But the Old Fox
made one mistake. He strongly ad-
vised that Travis, a left-handed hitter,
pull" his hits to right field.
The last two years found
Travis obediently following the
suggestion. He batted .319 and
then .318. He was just = good
hitter.
This year found Travis batting the
way he CTravis) wanted to bat He
had tried to avail himself. in trying
to pull" the ball, of Bucky Harris
ability to read pitches. When Harris
tipped him that fast ball was COM
ing he attempted to get his bat around
in time to hit to right. In the end.
though. he sensed he was not hitting
as he should.
Evening star., 1937-07-27
Georgia Peach.

ME talked
D Maggie Travis Of
|
granted Lou symbolic Of Thick of
been balls ball 1925
national of the
fielder sharp hitter and superb throV This has found D
exehng Gehrg, the
color
called American
summary dismissed.
steadily something like 39 suddenly has