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Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21
Acacia Changes
Meeting Place

Acacia home department has
changed its place of meeting Tues
day from the community club
house to the home of Mrs. r. F..
Ballou Miss Florence Glenn home
demonstration agent, will talk on
food facts and fallacies and on
better consumer buying.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21
Imperial Residents
Have Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Havens of
Imperial have announced the ar
rival Of baby girl, born June 10
at the Ell Centre hospital and
weighing seven pounds, nine ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21

j
their two children, spent the week.
end at their cabin at Calexico
lodge.
John Kepley spent the weekend
in Los Angeles. ''
DR.. and Mrs. Sem Bacon with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Secord of Brawley
enjoyed a weekend on the coast.
Mrs. Dosier S. Lawson visited her
sister, Mrs. William Fleming of
San Bernardino this past weekend.
Mrs. Fleming has just returned
from months visit in Tennessee.
Henry l.. Loud was in La Jolla
for the weekend with Mrs. Loud
and Miss Margaret Loud who are to
be in that city for the next few
weeks.
j. r. FahS will leave for the
coast Tuesday to see his son, Philip
FahS, off on the Scout trip to
Washington, d. c.
-OO-
Mrs. M. j. Dowd planned to re-
turn to Pasadena the first of this
week to join her daughters and
her son.
Little Hazel Lehman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. P Lehman was
suddenly taken seriously ill this
weekend but was reported as being
improved slight Monday.
-OO-
Mrs. Scott B. Foulds. returned
recently from visit to Pasadena
where her daughter. Miss Frances
Foulds is remaining until she has
recuperated completely from a
tonsilectomy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21
Shrine Social Club
At De Anza

White Shrine social club men,
bers are to meet Tuesday at IL
noon in the De ANA hotel, Calex-
leo for a luncheon and a game of
bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21

Marriage is becoming an epi-
demic among the younger gen.
Grafton of du Points. First, of
course, there was Ethel du Pont,
who goes to the altar with
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Jr, on
June 80. Then her brother be-
came engaged. Now another
relative, AleXandrine du Pont,
above, daughter of Lammot du
Pont; breaks the tidings she will
become the bride of Ho&aId
Alfred Perkins. Jr- in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21

DR.. and Mrs. Sem Bacon with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Secord of Brawiey
enjoyed a weekend on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-06-21
NeWs Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Goree, jr., and
their two children, spent the week.
end at their cabin at Calexico
lodge.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Sweet Revenge for Winner.

IN WINNING Soldiers Fate, which
is by Allenby out of Flying Baby,
not only fooled those who would have
abandoned him to the quiet life some
time past, but also gained revenge for
. particular bit of injury inflicted
upon his pride last year. Then Frank
M. Gould's What Have You won this
race by a whisker. a margin gained
over Soldiers Fate in the closing
stride.
Altogether, the fourth annual Fox
catcher meeting turned out to be a
field day for James E. Ryan, the vet
ersn hunt race trainer. He took all
four Of the races with horses from his
barn and in one event actually had
his entry run one-two-three-four. j.
v. H. (Bobby) Davis, who rides for
Ryan and many of the prominent
owners in this game, picked up dou-
BILE for himself in the two fat races
in which, incidentally, the results
were precisely what they were in
1896.
Richard K. Melons Tool Box won
the mile and 7 furlongs test, and
Mrs. j. G. Clark's Itsaboy, heavily
weighted with 164 pounds, captured
the 7-furlong dash with effortless ease.
The secondary steeplechase of the
afternoon also was repeat of 1885
history, since Mrs. James Bradys
Grooming Water won it once again,
giving the entire afternoon a slightly
unreal aspect akin to that feeling
OF why, I've been here before and
seen exactly the same people and the
same things happening"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Chess Problem No. SO.
(Fall Problem Solving ContestO
BY J. c. J. WAINWRIGHT. Soc. Chess @
BLACK-8 MEN.
WHITE MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Two.

Solutions to problem No. "a arrive from
Melvin Bers (my first attemptD. Willis H.
Waldo; c, D. Franks tproblems in this con-
test Will have only one correct key unless
l slip upl Henry Lybrand, Emanuel Simp-
son; William Burko. M. l.. Levy. DR.. A. L.
Phillips tyour correct key to No. 93 to
hand. but please do not send two different
problem KEYS on the same Postcard, Ray
mond w. Lewis. Abram Kleinman. Stephen
J. Kurtz, Clara Louise Stafford Norman
lie Roux, Guy Smith place return ad-
dress on solutions mailed in envelopes,
please), A. @. Dreyer and Paul M Hodges.
Remember two-movers and three movers
count the number of points it takes to
solve them plus one. Correct keys will ap
pear in this column about three weeks
after publication of the respective prob
lem.
Any reader of this column is eligible
to compete for any of the three prizes
-2-move class, 3-move class, consola-
ton class. Each winner has his
choice of either chessmen, book medal
or possibly membership in the
Washington Social Chess Divan, the
maximum value of the award to av-
erage SIS.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
FIVE BIG LEAGUERS
BACK AS ALL-STARS
Gehringer, Di Maggie, Medwick,
Gehrig, Hubbell Repeat in
Newspapers Poll.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T OUISvILLE, KY, September IL
There are five repeaters on the
Courier Journals all-America major
league base ball team announced by
the newspaper tonight.
The 10-man team, the consensus of
more than so sports writer's, big league
players, managers, coaches, umpires
and scouts, was chosen for the Courier
Journals fourteenth annual base ball
contest.
Alan j. Gould. sports editor, and
Paul Nicholson, sports writer of the
Associated Press, participated in the
poll.
The team lin batting order):
P. Waner, Pittsburgh, right field;
Gehringer, Detroit, second base; Di
Maggie, New York Yankees, center
field; Gehrig, New York Yankees, first
base; Medwick, st. Louis Cardinals,
left field; Hartnett, Chicago Cubs.
catcher Cliff, st. Louis Browns, third
base; Jurges, Chicago Cubs, Short
stop; Hubbell, New York Giants, and
Ruffing, New York Yankees, pitchers.
Gehringer, Di Maggie, Gehrig, Med
wick and Hubbell made" last years
team.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
MONTGOMERY SHOW
HORSES DRAW 1900
Man Power, Hunger Marcher Get
Major Honors of Annual
Event at Olney.

A PPROxIMATELY 1,5oo persons
attended the eighth annual horse
and pony show OF the Montgomery
County Horse Show Association yes
terday on the farm of T. A. Barnsley
in Olney. Md.
In spite of light showers, the IS
classes were run off as scheduled.
Major honors of the day were car
ried off by Man Power, 2-year-old
bay colt, and Hunger Marcher, owned
by Featon Fadeley.
Results of events other than draft
and farm classes:
PONY SADDLE CLASS-11 hands and
under, Edith Harris, first Tommy Harris,
second John Johns, third; over II hands,
second; Tommy Harris, third; over II
hands, Dean Rathbun. first; June Curran,
second; Billy Harris, third; over = hands,
Sunny Jim Johns, first; Collins Thompson,
second
PONY HARNESS CLAss-Peter Hyde.
hrst; Tommy Ladson, second; Sunny Jim
'ti, JUNIOR fHuNTERs-Yellow Girl owned
Meody N ass MTs Gors cF1vdsr s scdeG Mcden
aisS Local sl' HGNfERs affS1S ssiro I'd Scarlet Coat
Claude Owen, first; Monty, Louis Randall,
oPfN sApDIE fehlas cI4ssHMsn asl2 ie5Ta Power.
Fenton Fadeley, first; Recall. Charles
Carrico, second; Gay Melody. Mrs. Lane
Mcdowell third
PAIR HUNTERs-Headrock, owned by
Fenton Fadeley, and Hunger Marcher,
Charles Carrico first Lady and Parken-
tell, both owned by DR.. Arthur Shannon,
second; Starlight. owned by Russell zepp.
and Black Buck, owned by Tom Owings,
third
HJNTERS-Parkentell, owned by DR.
Arthur Shannon, first; Recall Charles
Carrico, second; Yellow Girl Miss Gloria
Crowder. third.
HANDY HUNTERS-Mrs Zandy.
Charles Carrico. first; Reporter Albert
Stabler. jr., second; Lady, Billy Harris.
third
TOUCH AND OUT-Hunger Marcher.
Charles Carrico, first; Reporter Albert
Stabler. ira second Lady, Billy Harris,
third
Evening star., 1937-09-12
CAR0-KANN DEFENSE
Yagodkin Captures b Honors.

THAT social chess in the District
is begetting a race of strong chess
players is exemplified by Antonio Hi
guera's tilt with Cintron, Robert Knox
and William Reynolds, excellent scores
in individual encounters, and now
comes Gerald Yagodkin, erstwhile Dis
trict school player. who gave Albert
w. Fox a real tussle in the masters
simultaneous exhibition two years ago
against representatives from all schools
in the Nations Capital, to the front
by his victory in the class B tourna-
ment Of the Southern Chess Asso-
citation, held recently at Atlanta.
w. N. Woodbury. Of Birming-
ham, Ala without the loss of
single game or the yielding Of
single draw, triumphed over eight
class A stars to garner the S. c. A.
championship.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
YANKS COLLECT SIX
FROM FARM CLUBS
Three Hurlers, Second Sacker of
Kansas City-Newark's Rosar,
Donald Called In.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE
Yankees today purchased six play
ers from their farm teams at Kansas
City and Newark
Pitchers Joe Vance and Lee Stine.
from Kansas City, will report before
the season ends. Pitcher Mary Breuer
and Second Baseman Hank Schultz.
from the same club, will come up later.
From Newark. the Yanks are bring
ing up Alley Donald, a rookie who
broke the International League pitch
Ing winning streak record with a run
of IA straight. and Catcher Buddy
Rosar. who is batting among the first
five in the league, although also a
rookie.
The Yanks also announced that
Catcher Raimondi, recalled from their
Oakland Pacific COAST farm. and
Outfielder Jack Glynn, recalled from
Milwaukee, have been released to Kan
sas City.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Gold Age Has Early Lead.

a LMOST ideal weather for the
show brought out record attend
ance. Among those viewing the per-
formance was Randolph Scott. who
recently few here from Hollywood be-
cause of the illness of his wife.
Until the Corinthian class, Gold
Age led the field, with Missing Caddy
second. Members Of the Fort Myer
horse show team held the spotlight
in the class for handy hunters. The
riders, Capt. j. l.. Hines, jr.. and Lieut..
j. B. Quill, riding Sandy. Red Cloud
and Mac. took the first three places.
Claws. from the Randle stables, took
first place in the Fairfax hunt class,
third in hunter hacks and fourth in
the thoroughbred saddle class.
Two other performers who showed
up we'll we're Hopeful, entry of E. L.
Redmon, and Jack Lightning, entry
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Owen of
Washington. The former was first in
the King Joy class, and the latter led
in the park type saddle horse group.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ChesspOurri.

CIMON NAIDEL, tournament di-
rector, and Norval Wigginton,
chess director of the Divan, are plan
ming a championship fray to decide
who's who in chess in the Divan. 1t
is to be an elimination double-round
robin. Topnotchers c. C. Bettinger.
A. Y. and Carl Hesse, Abe Seiden-
berg, Simon Naidel and the leaders
in the current quintet tournament will
vie for titular honors.
Each Wednesday at 8 pm. the Di-
van members have special play at
1885 l street northwest. Visitors are
welcome.
Kirk ID. Holland is the ma
tor domo of the American Chess
Federation for the ensuing
year. He succeeds Arpad Flo,
retiring president.
If any reader of this column has
copies OF the defunct Midwest Chess
and Checker Magazine that emanated
from Chicago year or so ago under
the guiding hand of Edward Hanna
please inform us of the number of
Issues, with dates,
tcopyrisht, Sept. II. 1887, by Paul Miller. }
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Maj. ]. B. Holt Of Jackson, Miss,
a frequent visitor to Washington,
jockeyed into second place and r. l..
Strelitz of Winston-S Salem, N. c., half
point behind Maj. Holt, skidded into
third position.
Others in class A we're P. j. Walker,
Savannah; j. E. Jackson, Atlanta H.
B. Tompkins, Atlanta: w. M. P.
Mitchell. Brookline, Mass; Prof
James Mcclure, Nashville. Tenn, and
A. T. Henderson, Lynchburg, Va. =
A cross section summary of indi-
Yidual play.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
When
Your Dog
Begins
Scratch
YOU OWE HIM This Relic

OVG AAA his Keller
Don't blame the heat or animal nature
when your dog begins to scratch and shed
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your skin was like his-non- -porous-and
you couldn't perspire. the itching would
drive you mad.
A dogs blood is continually infected
with impurities caused by the restraint of
domestic life, prepared foods and lack of
natural exercise. They set up an intense
irritation under his skin. No wonder he
is fretful, nervous. He is in torment.
He, looks to you for help and you can
give it-inStantly.
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and host of other ills They make your
pet happy, healthy and contented.
Easy to administer. safe. harmless and
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the famous prescription of an English
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Pet Shops and Drug Stores. II unable to
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Their six-fold action benefits every vital
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Evening star., 1937-09-12
WHITE MEN.

NhIIE-1 MEN.
White TO Play and Mate in Five,
PAUL HODGES Qadders will be run
only for two and three move
problems), A. G.. Dreyer and Sergt.
Alton Coppage give correct solutions
for problem No. 90. a 4-er by Havel.
No solution received so far from A.
w. Allen?
GET in the swim. Enter The Stars
Fall problem solving tourney to-
day. Review the two problems that
have appeared the last two Sundays.
send in your suggested problem, your
name and address on each individual
shetland also. if you are a begin
ner, try for the consolation prize to
be given the low scorer who has the
wittiest wisecraca on the problems
he didn't solve.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Soldiers Fate Big Chase Victor PoIoists Rough but Spotsnen
MuscletOne Lame,
Not Apt to Trot
BIZ the Associated Press.


HANOVER, Pa, September Ii
Word received by the Hanover
Farms today indicated that Mus
cletone. European trotting cham
pion. might not be able to meet
Greyhound. fastest active Ameri-
can trotter, in a proposed mach
race next month.
A letter from Charles Martens,
Belgian importer of American trot-
ting horses, stated that Muscle
tone went lame in recent race
at Berlin, Germany, and had to
be withdrawn.
Martens wrote that Muscletones
condition indicated he would be
unable to give a fair demonstra-
tion of his speed against Grey
hound this year.
Muscletone's sire, Mr.. McElwyn,
l:59A, is In the stud here.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
WHITNEY HORSES
BEST AT FAIRFAX
Missing Caddy Is Champion,
Nobody's Fool Reserve
in Fine Field.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special AlSpdtCn 10 Inc Star.
TAIRFAX, Va. September lin
- a show keenly contested from
beginning to end. two horses
from the stables of Mrs. John
Hay Whitney Of Upperville. Missing
Caddy and Nooody's Fool. annexed
championship and reserve champion
ship honors. respectively, this after
noon at the Fairfax Horse and
Pony Show.
Missing Caddy, the 7-year-old bay
gelding from the Whitney stables.
took first honors in the lightweight
hunter class. second place in hunter
hacks and third in the Corinthian.
The reserve championship resulted
in a three-way tie. with the final vic
tor, Nobodys Fool, and Gold Age.
entry of George Benoit of Fredericks-
burg, and Loro, entry of Mrs. d. N.
Lee, each with points. The Whitney
horse was adjudged the victor on
conformation.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Cintron, chess champion of Puerto
Rico,- defeated Sitiriche, champion of
CaguaS; Soler, ex-champion of San
Juan, drew with DR.. Rivera Aponte.
while San Juan Champion Padilla
scored against Vilar.
Csguas in an intercity match with
Ponce won, IA Rafael Cintron is
leading in practice tournament at
the San Juan Chess Club. Manuel
zeno is runner-up, Francisco Benitez
occupies third place, F. Soler, G.
Tgaravidez and D. Suria are trailing.
Engaging the Puerto Rican
champion in an informal game,
youthful Higuera obtained the
resignation of Cintron on the
twenty fifth move.
Notation of the game according to
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Soldiers Fate Has Glass.

MOT much can be said about the
big race except that Soldiers
Fate had the stuff and he never
hesitated to show it. Bell Man, POST
man Home, Eastern Shore, Argonaut
and many another horse that has won
elsewhere took issue with the big
bay horse carrying the blue and gold,
but none could really make a con-
vincing argument of the matter.
At least one fellow, however. man
aged to distinguish himself as the
most persistent jockey in the busi-
ness today. That was r. Hayhurst.
astride Charles Pierce's Daffy. which
ran out, fell, refused and displayed
all the other tricks of the trade
without In the least discouraging the
boy. He merely remounted each time,
and came on at the next fence,
crossing the finish line about five
minutes late TO the tune Of q we'll
deserved round of applause.
There were few other mishaps
here and there over the big course,
but on the whole, the horses jumped
exceedingly well, and nobody came
TO serious grief.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE (Fzir Hill SteepIechase, 2
miles over brushl-First, Grooming Water
owned by Mrs. J. c. Brady ridden by M
McGee. second, Homesteader, Montpelier
c. Smoot. third, Caniento. John Bosley
u, l.. Coe. Macroome Telemark. Justa
Bud. Theron and Easter Eve also ran
SECOND RACE q mile and furlonEs
on the fap-First Tool Box, Richard Mel
lon. J. Y. H. Davis; second, Mothel. j. W
Y Martin, J.. Gill third. Warspite Mrs
Walter Jefords, r. H. Hamilton. Escape
III. Coppice. Sou'wester, Little Hurd and
THIRD RACE The Foxcstcher National
of which $1,000 to the winner rj~First'
Soldiers Fate. Campbell Weir, John S.
Harrison; second Arsonaut. william j.
Strawbridge, Morris Dixon: third, Eastern
Shore, Mrs. Ambrose Clark Raymond
Woolfe; fourth. Baffiler. BENJAMIN L. Behr,
r d. Reid: Time, .6:13.3 (new record
Bell Man. Bis March. Lawbreaker, Datfy,
snake Charmer. Sunny Thouehts also ran
Mscolon and The Scaup fell Latter was
remounted TO finish
FOURTH RACE q furIonEs on the fail
-Frst Itssboy. Mrs. Marion Gibson. j.
", II. Davis; second, Raoemedes, Brandy
wine Sta Bile, Randy Duffey: third. Light
Hearted. Richard K. Mellon N Cleland
Carte Blanche. Forssken. Neap Sea. Stunt
Flyer. Bulveta. Shot Gun. Kinssem, Muir
cots 'Ope. Going Up. John Broom and
Bonnie Chatter also ran.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Clarke Shares
L. S. Pin Record
Special Dispatch to The Star.

DpcSioi bISphtCil W L ne SbdT.
r ICHMOND, Va. September IL.
-Astor Clarke of Washing
ton and Helen Randlett Of Rich
mond tonight hung up national
record for mixed doubles at duck
pins, shooting 1888 for five games
against 1.178 for Reitzel Petree of
Richmond and Ida Simmons of
Norfolk in a match that featured
the ninth annual opening of Bill
Haskins' Health Center.
A packed gallery saw the match.
The previous record, 1927. was
made in Washington last Winter
by Miss Simmons and the Balti-
more ace, Ray Won Dreele.
Tonight Clarke shot It's with
strings of 153. 129, 145. 14o and
148, and his comely partner rolled
1873, 121, 135, 122 and 112 for 623.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
JOE JUDGE 0FFICIATES
Former Griffman to Roll First
Ball at Takoma Opening.

Joe Judge. the former Griffman.
will bowl the first ball when the
Takoma Suburban League opens its
campaign Thursday on the Takoma
drives of which Red Megaw is the
new manager.
George Isemann, secretary of the
National Duckpin Bowling Congress.
and Arville Ebersole, secretary of
the Washington City Duckpin Asso-
citation, will take part in the opening
ceremony.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
BY PAUL ]. MILLER, Jr.,
Americas Authority on Social Chess.
Puerto Rican Chess.

= AN JUAN, capital and chess cen
ter Of Puerto Rico, is the hub
OF the movement that is popu-
- larizing the game of queens"
in the island territory, writes An
tonic Higuera, former attendant at
local schools and an active member
Of the Washington Interhigh Chess
Association.
Chess clubs have been formed in
Toa Alta, Caguas, Ponce, Yauco and
Msyaguez. team match between
San Juan and Caguas was won by the
former with the small lead OF ! point.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
LOUIS Defeat Harmless.

THE defeat hasn't hurt Larrupin'
Lou one bit. according to his fiery
manager. Matt Twomey. Lou was back
in the gym few days after the Archi-
bald pasting training just as hard as
ever. Then he spent two weeks at the
National Guard camp boxing daily.
He is IN his best shape, says Twomey.
Gevinson is anxious for a return
bout with Archibald, and also pos
sible shot at Petey Sarron, worlds
featherWeight titleholder. due in
America in a few weeks. Saron is due
to meet Archibald at the stadium next
month, but if Archibald doesn't face
him Gevinson will.
Covelli is no new face here. having
been q sensation a few years ago in
local rings. He defeated Petey Sarron
mere, and is also remembered for his
stirring duel with Pete De erase.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Seeks Foe for Marty.

SHORTLY after returning from a
successful tour of the coast a few
weeks ago Covelli fought Tony Chavez
draw at Madison Square Garden.
Among Covelli's victims are Tommy
Paul, former N. B. A. featherweight
champion; Lou Feldman and Baby
Anizemendi. Covelli is managed by
Eddie Meade. who handles Henry
Armstrong. incidentally Chavez is
the last fighter to win a decision over
Armstrong since he started his blazing
pace.
Matchmaker Ahearn is seeking an
opponent for Marty Gallagher on the
September goth card.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
DUKE SHOWS STRENGTH.

DURHAM, N. c.. September IL (P).-
Although they completely outplayed
and outscored the Duke second team,
Elon's Christians bowed to the su-
perior attack of the No. Blue Devil
eleven in a scriL mage game here,
30-12
Evening star., 1937-09-12
STARTS PIN SEASON.

With the addition of three new
teams the Accounting Division Bowl
ing League of the Treasury Depart
ment opens its season tomorrow night
at the Recreational alleys.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
HILLDALES TRY AGAIN.

After two unsuccessful attempts,
Washington Hillsdales, local colorea
sandlot champions, will try again to-
day to trounce the Winston Salem
Eagles in double-header at Grif-
fifth Stadium, beginning at o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
AMBERS, ESCOBAR FOIL
Champs in Joint Camp Training
for Sept. 80 Ring Carnival.

SUMMIT, N. j., September II (P).
Lou Ambers, the lightweight cham
pion; Sixto Escobar, the bantam
weight king, and Fred Apostoli,
contender for middleweight laurels.
opened their combined training camp
today to prepare for the carnival of
champions boxing show at the Polo
Grounds September %.
The will battle Pedro Montanez,
Harry Jeffra and Marcel Thil, respec-
lively.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
DEMOCRATS PLAY CARDS.

Young Democrats of Southern
Maryland meet the Cardinal nine
today at 3 O'Clock on the Shady Oak,
Nd. diamond. Young Democrats
soccer team begins practice today.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
COvELL| IS SIGNED
T0MEET GEV!NSON
Gallagher Opponent Sought
for AIl-Star Program on
September 20.

4 NXIOUS to redeem himself for
~ the defeat he suffered at the
~ hands of joey Archibald, Lou
Gevinson, Washington's south
paw featherweight. yesterday signed
for 10-round bout with frankie CO.
velli, Brooklyn scrapper, on the all
star fight card to be staged by Turner
and Ahearn at Griffith Stadium Mon
Gay. September 20.
This will be Gevinson's first bout
since he bowed to Archibald in that
sensational battle some five weeks ago
at the stadium.