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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19

MADklD, tpil 10 WI -
Rebels began a heavy lombard
ment of Madrid this afternoon,
causing numerous casualties.
Their artillery fire was concen-
trated on streets in the center of
the capital.
VALENCIA, April 10. (UP).-
A surprise loyalist offensive led
nv more than 40 bombers and
pursuit planes captured the stra'
tepic villages of Broncales and
Monterde, west Of Teruel and be-
tween Madrid and Valencia, the
government announced today. Tho
loyalists' campaign is an attempt
to Gust rebels from their menac'
ING hold on Teruel province ii
east central Spain.
The villages dominate the road
to Teruel from Albarracin, and
their capture cut off the chief
communication systems used By
the rebel high command in its at
tempt to isolate Valencia from the
rich northern province of Gaia
lonia.
Loyalist militia struck the real
guard of the rebel forces occupy
ing Teruel, machine-gunned flee,
ing insurgents from the air ano
dynamited railroad and highway
bridges O nthc Saragossa-Valencia
highway near Carienena.
The government hailed the de-
feat as ending the rebel threat
to communications between Gaia
lonia and Valencia.
Meanwhile, at Madrid, the gov
eminent accused Italy of organlz'
ing. financing and directing a gi'
gantic spy ring to seize MadriC
and surrender it to rebel General
Francisco Franco.
The charge was made after Sc
cret police 1; rested So persons
including ~ women and a num-
Der of priests, in a raid on the
flat of "well-known dress maker
closely connected with the aristoc'
racy.'
The prisoners were charged
with attempting to undermine the
existing regime and hasten the
city's fall. Police said the group
had prepared a manifesto to cele:
brate the entry of Frances rebeI
troops.
The accusation that Italy was
behind the plot was made by the
lovalist counsellor Of public order
He said that the disturbing elc'
ments" were discharged Friars
who received money from reli'
gious organizations "whcre of the
principal seat was Italy"
Police identified one of the plls'
oners as Gubaccio Sanchez Mar
mol. a Mexican well-known in ar
tistic and literary circles. She act
ed as liaiSon between the Nation
alist Junta and the spy ring. 49,
Death, a prosecutor said, vii
be the penalty for all 55 if con
victed.
Madrid was shelled, however
and Bilbao and Barcelona were
bombed. Ten were killed and llC
wounded in yesterdays lombard
ment. Twenty shells crashed into
the working class suburb of Qua
tro Carminos but casualties were
undetermined.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
JUNIORS WILL MEET

With visitors from Tryon, Green
River and Biltmore councils eX-
pected to attend, the local Junior
Order camp will hold regular
meeting tonight. All members are
asked by council officers to be
present. Refreshments will be
served.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
OPENING SET FOR
J. KS. NEWS STAND

Formal opening Of J. KS News
Stand. in the Ames hotel building,
is set for Tuesday.
The new concern will be under
the management Of II. r. (Bob)
Freeman, formerly connected with
Mitchel'S grocery, and will carry
complete line of newspapers and
magazines, tobaccos, candies and
drinks.
Baseball games will be reported
by leased wire each afternoon
during the baseball season.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
JUNIOR AUXILIARY
OF LEGION TO MEET

The Junior American Legion
Auxiliary will meet at the Lewis
Hut of the First BAPTIST church
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50. This
will be a very important meeting
as plans will be made for Mothers
Day and Poppy Day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
YESTERDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ielton had
as dinner guests yesterday their
daughter, Miss Eloise Yelton and
several of her classmates at Bre-
ward College. who included Misses
Doris Mayhem of Charlotte: Mary
and Catherine Palmer, WayneS-
vile; Dorothy Jonas of Lincoln
ton. and Miss Marie JustuS. Miss
Rachael Brown and Mr.. Emerson
Phillips. of Sylvia, were also here
in the afternoon.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
WEDNESDAY MUSIC ~
CLUB TO MEET

The Wednesday Music cIuO Will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Glenn MarSton,
a brilliant musician who will give
part of the program. fittingly on
her own piano. There will DC sew
cral visitors from out of town.
Associate hoStesSeS will be Mes
danes John S. Forrest, Robert
Gibbs, Jr., and o. Y. Brownlee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
HAVE DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter K. Groce
had as their dinner guests veSter-
day, Miss Parrish and Mr.. Frye,
of Brevard College; Mrs. Eta
Graham. and Misses Ruth and Sc
rena Alexander.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
NEW TYPE THIEF

ATLANTA, AApril -. (UPD;
Atlanta police had a new type OF
thief on their hands last night:
Someone robbed Pullman car of
nine electric fans, three tables,
four ash trays, two mattresses, IA
fire extinguishOr and chair.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
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ing were Mrs. ichard Winslow,
Mrs. Joe Ward and Miss Wylma
Cogdill.
About go guests called during
the afternoon.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
EASTERN STAR TO MEET

HenderSOnville chapter No. OIL,
o. E. S., will meet tomorrow eve
ming at the Masonic hall at 1850
O'Clock.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19

above rumors. Please take what
ever measures you think fit to put
an end to them
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
PRINCE HEADS COUNTY
BASEBALL LOOP

Continued from page y
the playing season.
The schedule for May rs;
WOW. at Balfour.
Chipman-Lacrosse at Saluda,
Fruitland at Mills River.
A complete schedule will be
made and published within the
next two weeks. The next meet
ing vii lbc held May ID.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
Remember This When
You Need a Laxative

r. is better for you II your
body keeps working as Nature
intended. Food wastes CATER
digestion) should be elimi-
mated every day. When you
get constipated, take a dose
or two of purely vegetable
Black-Draught for prompt
refreshing relief.
Thousands and thousands
of men and women like Black
Draught and keep 1t always
on hand, for use at the first
sign of constipation. Have
you tried 1t?
DRAUGH1
A GOOD LAXATIVE
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-04-19
REBELS STILL
BOMB MADRID
Alleged Spying Planned to
Deliver Capital Is
Turned up

MADRID. April 19,-UP).-
Rebels began a heavy lombard
ment of Madrid this afternoon,
causing numerous casualties.
Their artillery fire was concen-
trated on streets in the center Of
the capital.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
HELEN HICKS PLANS
TOLEAvE PRO RANKS
10 Ask Reinstatement as Amateur
Before Time Expires-Rates
Mrs. Page at Top.

6y tDe ASSOCIATED PreSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The coun-
try's woman golfers can start
looking around for a sand trap to
hide in, for mighty Helen Hicks has
decided to return to the amateur
fold and 60 after all the titles in
sight
The Hewlett, Long Island, star. who
turned profession in the summer Of
1894 after having won the national
women's crown in 1881 and finished
second In 1888, has notified President
John G. jackson OF the U. S. G. A.
that she will apply for reinstatement
rs an amateur before her period OF
grace expires.
Il can apply any time before June
Of 1889. which will be five years since
began playing for money" she ex-
planned to the Associated Press. But
probably will do 1t before then.
want to get back in tournament COM
petition"
The fact that she will have to re-
main ION parole" for three years
between the time of her application
and the restoration of her amateur
status doesn't bother Helen.
Strictly on form, the way they
were hitting the ball, Miss Hicks rated
the country's three best woman golf
ers for the last year: Cd Mrs. Es-
telle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill, N
c., medalist and winner of the 1897
championship; 90 Mrs. Glenna Col
lett Ware of Philadelphia, who won
her first national title in 1922: (3)
Katherine Hemphill of Columbia, S. c
Evening star., 1937-12-31
RIGGS, HUNT IN FINAL
Pressed in New Orleans Tourney
by Mcneil and sabin.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 81 ~.-
Bobby Riggs and Joe Hunt. both Of
Los Angeles, survived the eliminating
rounds and meet here today in the
finals of the third Sugar Bowl tennis
tournament.
Riggs blasted young Don Mcneil Of
Oklahoma City out of competition yes
terday by q score Of Ga. Ga. 16,
+, while Hunt defeated Wayne
Sabin of Hollywood, 0I6, Is, 10,
&C
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Football Bowls at a Glance
Dean Famous Balk Not Found in Leagues Records

By the Associated Press.

the New York World Telegram,
says factory tests have proved the
so-called "deader" ball the Ma
tional League will use next sea-
son is less than l per cent slower
than the apple used in the Amer
ican League.
Prof. Billy McCarney, one of the
slickest Of the Broadway fight man.
ayers. says he has challenged both
{ Lou Nova and Jimmy Adamick
on behalf Of his heavyweight, Steve
Dudas, and implores US not to keep
1t secret Jim Reynolds. Ma
tional A. A. U. shotput champion,
Is making a trip around the world
on the family's dough. Of which
there Is great goba.
Texans viii be glad to know
Evening star., 1937-12-31
II this item puzzles anybody
Gri6 continues:

Well, has anybody been able to
find out where this Bill De Corre-
won't is going to collitch?
Emil Sick, new owner Of the Seat
tie Indians, says what baseball
needs Is stabilization Football
tip: Four of the ten coaches who'll
have teams in bowl games to-
morrow use the old Knute Rockne
system . i. Now that Art Guepe has
become freshman football and bas-
ketball coach at Marquette his
mother has released him from such
duties as baking, sewing and max
ing the beds congratulations,
Butch.
Here's . little pick-me-up for
the Messrs. Waner. Medwick. ct
a.: Dan Daniel. baseball expert Of
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Odds Ban,a and Boul Ticket Prices Shrink Same Time
Backs Face Most
CridirOn Hazards
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3l.-Dr.
Floyd r. Eastwood. associate
professor Of physical education at
Purdue University, told delegates
attending the American Football
Coaches Association convention
here today that the halfback posi-
ton is the most hazardous on q
football team.
Based on survey conducted BY
DR.. Eastwood and the National
Conservation Bureau, halfbacks
accounted for 10 per cent Of the
fatalities recorded between 1881,
the first year statistics were COM
piled, and 1887. Next were ends,
who made up II per cent OF the
fatalities, followed by tackles, with
8 per cent.
DR.. Eastwood pointed out that
there are always more halfbacks,
ends and tackles than centers,
quarterbacks and fullbacks, but
added that Ito adjust the data
to this fact 1t still is evident that
however one views 1t the backfield
players are more frequently ia
tally injured"
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Varied Sports
College Basket Ball

College Basket Ball.
st. Joseph's, 80; Mississippi State,
%.
Bradley Tech. 50; Nebraska, 80.
Temple. 35; Stanford. 81.
st. Thomas. "A: Creighton. "a.
West Virginia, "a; Baltimore
University. 80.
Colorado State, so; Kansas State,
40.
Utah. As; Northern Illinois
Teachers, IS.
De Paul, So; Centenary, 26.
Pro Hockey.
Chicago Blackhawks, 2; Detroit
Red Wings, 2 (tie).
Tulsa, 3; st. Louis, l.
College Hockey.
Dartmouth, S; Williams, 3.
Amateur Hockey.
Bronx Tigers, 4; New York Ro.
vers, (tie).
Evening star., 1937-12-31

Sammy Baugh still sticks to his
l0-gallon hat even in the effete
Eastern hotels When Judge
John Martin retires as president
of the Southern Association next
year. Elmer Daily, Middle Atlantic
president, who has been on the job
13 years. will become the oldest
league president in organized base
ball.
Well take West Virginia by two
touchdowns over Texas Tech in the
Sun Bowl game Los Angeles Is
getting out the welcome mat for
Hymie Caplin, New York tight
manager, who Is heading West with
his entire troup, including solly
Krieger, Abe Feldman. Herbie
KatE. Lou sanca and Allie stoltz.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
POPPING z52'!|
OfF"~JhGt g
Mr.. Frick Has ar, Idea.


worlds
abihng his organization
S
qualified undoubtedly
baseball law would possible
baseball
Evening star., 1937-12-31
REDSKINS LIST GAMES
Bears Included in Exhibitions
Set for California. Texas.

Although the proposed trip to
Honolulu is definitely of. the world
champion Washington Redskins will
play three exhibition games next
month IN California and Texas.
The Skins will open their schedule
in San Francisco on January 16,
when they meet An all-star combina-
ton Of National League players and
outstanding seniors of Western COL
lege teams. A week later they will
meet the Chicago Bears at Dallas,
Tex, and on January 80 play another
all-star aggregation at Houston.
A fourth game. to be played against
the Bears in Miami, is still in the
tentative stage.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
FLYNN. HALL VICTORS.

Gene Flynn had rather an easy time
Of winning his match in the District
amateur three-cushion billiard tourna-
ment last night when he routed Jack
Hayes. 35-7, in 81 innings. but Doc
Hall was pressed to defeat Warren
Hoeke, 35-37, in IS frames. Both
matches were played at the Roya,
billiard parlOrs.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Williamson System, Leaning
OnPsychology, Names 'Bamu
To Win or Tie Rose BOlul Tilt

Orleans and most Of them plan to at
tend the game
Auburn's Plains Tigers, with one of
the strongest lines in the South, are
favored over Michigan State in the
Orange Bowl fray at Miami. Auburn,
playing one of the toughest schedules
of the season, developed one Of the
Nations fastest teams and its ability
to rank high on the road gives it the
nod over the strong Spartans. who lost
only one game. to Manhattan, In a
surprising 80 upset.
Sees Slump for Whizzer.
IN SELECTING Rice over Colorado
in the Cotton Bowl game at Dallas,
the Williamson System feels Byron
(Whizzer) White and teammate Gene
Moore, brilliant center. are due for
lapse. Rice, winner of the Southwest
Conference championship, has a direct
aerial threat, with Ernie Lain, tai
ented sophomore, as the key man.
Texas Tech is chosen either to win
or tie in its clash with West Virginia
in the Sun Bowl game at El Paso,
while the Western All-Stars also are
picked either to triumph or tie in their
game with the Eastern All-Stars at
San Francisco in the Shrine Bowl.
Rollins College is picked to win over
the Cuban Navy in the Rhumba Bowl
game at Havana
Evening star., 1937-12-31
BUDGE FAR AHEAD
IN TROPHY VOTING
Has Tremendous Margin for
Sullivan AWard-Lash Is
Second, RaW|s Third.
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-No one
M was very much surprised today y
" over the selection of j. Donald
a Bulge as the Sullivan Award
winner for 1887.
The landslide victory for the carrot
topped tennis ace with the racketful
of titles was as generally expected in
sports circles Santa Claus annual
visit.
The priced trophy tops off a year
during which he rose to the top of
the worlds tennis heap, brought back
the Davis Cup to America and was
named in the Associated Press annual
poll as the No. athlete of the year.
The 600 sports leaders who balloted
in the trophy election conducted by the
A. A. U. picked Bulge by the one
sided margin of 1893 points to 7O4 for
second-place Dan Lash, Indiana S
durable distance runner, as the ath-
lete who by his performance. exam
pie and influence as an amateur and
man, has done the most during the
year to advance the cause of sports
manship."
Evening star., 1937-12-31
WAIT ON SEABISCUIT
Fans Anxious as Owner Debates
on Race Tomorrow.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 81 R).-Turf
followers waited patiently today to
learn whether Seabiscuit would start in
tomorrow's $4,000 New Year Handicap
at Santa Anita.
Owner Charles S. Howard. objecting
to top weight of 1872 pounds handed
his handicap champion. at first fatly
declared Seabiscuit would not run.
Later he said he was undecided"
Evening star., 1937-12-31
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Associated Press Sports Writer,


n YEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-How
M come Dizzy Deans famous
" balk which got him into q
row with President Ford
Prick and made headlines all over
the country. didn't get into the
official National League averages?
Los Angeles has taken q January
fight between John Henry Lewis
and Make Rosenbloom away from
st. Louis and Chicago Dear
old Dartmouth will announce .
l50-pound football team any day
now with Ed jeremiah, hockey
coach, in charge Joe Louis
movie has been previewed by tight
writer's here.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
PLAY HANDBALL FINAL
Schwartz Defends D. c. Honors
Against Wendlandt at "Y."


George Wendlandt will challenge
Jack Schwartz for his District hand
ball championship tomorrow after
noon when they meet in the final of
the Y. M. C.. A. tournament. The
match will be played as a part OF the
Y's all-day New Year program.
Schwart. also will make a bid for
the doubles title when he pairs with
Paul Pearlman against Woodward and
Vineberg.
The finalists earned their right to
play for the championships yesterday
when Schwartz defeated Gustave
Goldstein, 21-18. 2l-20. while Wend-
landt whipped L. c. Moore. 2l-ls,
7-21, AL.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Santa Clara Star Ais.

CUGAR BOWL-One Of the stars on
the doubtful list is Santa Clara 8
Everett Fisher, fullback. Coach
Buck Shaw said yesterday that his ace
bucker might not be able to play be-
cause Of an injured leg and then
drilled his team on defense against
the running and passing Of Louisiana
States Young Bussey. The Tigers
contented themselves with a signal
drill and look at Santa Clara forma-
tions.
Cotton Bowl-Rice reported all clear
OF injuries as the team arrived in
Dallas, scene Of the game with Colo
RADIO. Coach Jimmy Kits said his
team was 'in the best condition of the
season" and beamed as his Owls
worked out lightly. Bunny Oakes,
Colorado mentor, denied rumors his
Buffaloes are riddled by injuries and
said he would not announce his start
ing lineup until just before game time.
Spartans May Lose End.
ORANGE BOWL-Injuries to Ole
Nelson. stellar end, worried Michi-
gan States coach. Charlie Bachman.
Nelson is the receiver for halfback
Johnny Pingel's aerials Meanwhile,
Auburn arrived in Miami. full OF con-
f1dence. The same lineup which
opened the last game of the regular
season against Florida will start for
the Plainsmen.
Sun Bowl-The tightest OF the bat
ties looms here where it's 4 to 5 in
the betting and take your pick. West
Virginia has flashed sparkling
aerial attack. but so has Texas Tech.
Both sides drilled on aerials Yesterday
East-West-The rival squads tapered
of by running offensive formations
which should be tip-off on the kind
Of game this will be- The West threw
passes while the Fasteners worked or
blocking and line plays. Ed Franco
Fordham's all-America tackle. anC
Elmore Hackney. Duke halfback
movd into the starting lineup fol
the East.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Vote for Three Places.

zach of the voting 600 cast ballots
for the first. second and third place
nominations, with votes counting for S
points for first, for second and for
third.
If there was any surprise in the
voting. it was in the selection of little
Katherine Rawls, Florida's all-round
swimmer and diver, for third place
with 425 points. over such other con-
tenders as Archie San Romani. Kansas
runner, with 293; Adolph Kiefer. SWIM
mer, 1854; Ralph Flanagan. swimmer
161: Bill Seton, Southern California
pole vaulter. with 1856; Polo-playine
Stewart Iglehart. 1872: Hank Luisetti
Stanford's basket ball ace. with 100
and Columbia's track .speedster, Ben
johnson, with 80.
Bulge is the first tennis player te
win the award.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Nor does he now. Mr.. G. isn't
ready to pick his pennant vim
ner for 1898, but he won't con-
cede the fIaT to the Yankees.
BUFFALO WINS BY K. O.
By the Associated Press.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 81
Gene Buffalo. 152. scored q technical
knockout over Billy Reese of Phila-
delphia in the third round here last
night.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
\ MPLOYING team psychology a.

" MPLOYING team psychology as
- its chief deciding factor. the
Williamson System of scientific
- football ratings and predictions
today named the nationally accepted
underdog Alabama eleven a favorite
to beat California in the annual Rose
Bowl classic tomorrow at Pasadena, or
at least gain a tie
Taking cognizance of California's
impressive record, the Williamson
System nevertheless points out that
the spirit of the Crimson Tide squad,
seeking to prove its many critics are
wrong and that Alabama does have a
powerful team. gives it the nod. It
also calls attention to the fact that
California is sending practically the
same team against Alabama that was
defeated on Christmas Day, 1886, by a
Georgia Tech team which does not in
retrospect approach the Crimson
Tides display of strength.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
TECH ALUMNI AHEAD
Beats Current Quint, Many TAX
ing Part in Scoring.

With fellows like Bozey Berger,
Knocky Thomas, Ev Russell and Reds
DAILY on the floor, team of Tech
alumni defeated their alma matters
current basket ball team last night,
38 to &c. Although all but one OF the
old grads had a hand in the scoring,
Merrill Holdings. Techs present CEN
ter. captured honors with 10 points.
Evening star., 1937-12-31
Bussey Of L. S. u. Is Ace.

T 8. u, augmented by the sensa-
A' tional sophomore, Young Bussey,
is picked to win over Santa Clara in
the Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans.
Undefeated and united in a great
defensive season that allowed only
9 points, Santa Clara's mettle, it is
felt. still is untested against a top
flight eleven. The Broncos played
eight games, but with the exception
of Stanford, none Of them rated better
than lower flight name" teams.
The Sugar Bowl game will be played
before q most critical crowd. since
more than 1900 coaches and athletic
directors are in convention at New
Evening star., 1937-12-31

And the same went for Comics old
AS. with Plank and Bender and those
fellows: the Yankees with Ruth.
Gehrig and Meusel: the old White
Sox and the Red Sox and Washington
in 1924 and 1925.
In the end. though. some cogs in
all of these clubs grew too old and the
requirements weren't what they were
expected to be. No matter how big a
farm system the Yankees have. We'll
get them But can't say that for the
National League"
Iron Can Wear Out.
NEXT to batting the National
Leaguers. picking on the Yankees
is one of the old gents favorite pas
times. Even when the Rupert Rifles
were winning the pennant by 1872
games in 1896. Griff professed to find
flaws in the club. The New Workers
smiled indulgently, but Griff never
ceased to predict the end of the Yam
kee reign.
Nor does he now. Mr.. G. isn't
ready to pick his pennant vim
ner for 1888, but he won't con-
cede the flag to the Yankees.
"They say that iron can wear out, "
he was saying the other day. We'll
that means that Gehrig sooner OF
later will 60. And when he does the
Yanksll miss him. He's been holding
that team together" he concluded
with fine disregard for few guys
named Di Maggie, Dickey and Gomez
The National League, though. prob
ably'H never catch up to the Yankee
i'll Griff's mind. Still. he may be lit
tie harsh with Mr.. F'rick. After all
Mr.. Prick used to be sports writer
and this always was tough time
Of the year for sports writer's.