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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

vezetu vilagrendszertol es Ei-
fele megy, az elottunk meg
teljesen ismeretlen vilagiirbe
es pedig olyan gyorsasaggal
tavolodnak tolink, hogy ma
sodpercenkent 125,O0O inert
f0lddel vannak messzebfe.
lit azutan igazan MCCALL a
foldi embernek az esze.
Ketszaz vi vilagrendszert
fedeztek fel a tudosok, ketszaz
vi nappal, temerdek vi hold
dal, milliokra memo csillagok-
kal es eek mar most is ma
gyon messze vannak t6liink,
de percr6l percre egyre mesz-
szebbre mennek es senkise
tudja megmondani, hogy We
gill hova jutnak?
Nit jelent ez? AIT, hogy
csakugyan van vegtelenseg.
AIT, hogy mi egyre jobb es
jobb tavcsoveket epithetunk,
most is csinalnak egyet,
amely eppen ketszer akkora
lesz, mint a mostani legna-
gyobb, de ha huszszor, ha
szazszor, ha ezerszer akkorra
lenne is, a t6link egyre ta-
volodo vilag egyetemeket mem
lathatna meg tobbe soha.
Hol van tehat a vilagnak
az igazi vege?
Mines olyan f0ldi tudos, aki
ere feleletet merne adni. EN-
beri esq ezt mem ertheti meg,
mem foghatja fel. Mi tudjuk
hogy mindennek, amt csak
latunk, amt ismeriink, vala-
hol van vege, de lassankent
raebredunk, hogy a vilag-
egyetemnek sehol sincs vege
Es lassankent raebredunk ar
ra, hogy azok a hittudosok
azok a profetak, akik hitet
| akartak belenk olteni, mem a
leveg6b6l beszeltek, mikor AIT
hirdettek nekunk:
Van Or0kkevalosag!
Van valami, aminek Sc kez-
dete, Sc vege. Van valami,
ami 0rokke volt es orokke
lesz. Van valami amt mi
soha fel mem foghatunk, meg
mem erthetiink es ennelfogva
jobb, ha egyszeruen hisziink
benne. A hit, a vallas EFT
egyetlen szoval hatarozza
meg. AIT mondja rea, hogy
ez az listen.
A tudomany AIT mondja fe-
lole::
- Valami, ami tul van a
mi eSziink hatarain.
Mielott befejeznok a Hydra
No. IT, vilagegyetemek fel6l
valo irasunkat, hadd mond.
juk meg AIT is, hogy ez a ket.
szaz vilagrendszer mem kive.
teles valami. A tudomany
"Bootis No. /. es Boots No. q
'nev alatt mar nagyon sok
olyan vilagrendszert fedezett
fel, amelyhez q mi napunk.
max, a mi f0ldiinknek, a mi
holdunknak es a mi csilla-
gainknak semmi k0ze.
Azaz rosszul mondjuk
oriasi k0ze van. Ha mem
! lenne k0ze, akkor a mi ma.
punk, a mi holdunk es ami
csillagaink regen egybe sza-
kadtak volna. es nekunk, hit
vany f0ldi halandoknak ell
huztak volna egy masodperc
alatt Scent Mihaly n6tajat
Ha ez a f0ldindulas es egsza-
kadas meg eddig mem k0vet-
kezett ell, annak egyeduli Okla
az, hogy t0bbek k0zott a
Hydra No. 1. csoportba tar
tozo ketszaz vilagrendszer tel
jesiti veliink szemben valid
k0telesseget.
Minden egyes csillagnak
igen fontos hivatala van. Fent
kell tartsa az egesz vilag
rendjet. Annak a vilagnak a
rendjet, amelyet ismerunk,
tovabba azoknak a vilagoknak
a rendjet, amelyeket mem is
T.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

Observation-Disclosures legsulyo-
sabb a helyzet, ahol Adacs k0z
segnel a gatakat kellett at
vagni, maskent az egesz Jasz-
arokszallast elvitte volna a
viz. Napokig mem tudtak a
halottakat eltemetni, inert
lemet6 megk0zelithetetlen
volt. vegre csonakokon vittek
ii a halottakat a temetobe,
inert mem lehetett tovabb fel-
szinen tartani oket.
A Tarna is kiOntott es We
szelyben vannak a partmenti
kozsegek es Detk aligha ke-
ruli Ell, hogy par hazat ell ne
ontsOn.
A Sajo is kiaradt, ezer hol-
dak vannak viz alatt, de g
kozsegekben eddig mem tor
tent baj. sajopuspoki van a
legnagyobb veszelyben.
Az Ipoly aradasa Matt a
vasuti forgalom is megsza-
kadt. Dregelypalank es Ba-
lassagyarmat k0z0tt mem jar
max vonatok Is sziinetel a for
galom Nogradszakal es Ipoly-
tarnoc kozott is.
EGY AMERIKAI MAGYAR
ASSZONY
jo sziverol, nemes lelker6l
beszelnek most legendakat
Szombathelyen. Machalek
Adel vor0skeresztes apolon6
volt a szombathelyi tudogon-
dozo intezetben. A haboru
alatt azonban mas beosztast
kapott, elkerult oman. A
haboru utan azonban ujra
oda osztottak be es jo Swivel
gondozta a gyenge :tideju sze-
geny embereket, simogatta az
intezet gondjaira bizott tudo-
beteg gyanus gyerekeket, aki-
ket erdei iskolaban tanitottak.
Tiz esztendovel ezelott itt-
hagyta a tudogondozo inteze-
tet: Amerikaba vandorolt.
OFT ferjhez ment egy Zahlig
newt meszaroshoz, Elizabeth,
N. J.-ben es azzal cit boldog
hazaseletet.
A tud0gondozo intezet, az
erdei iskola emlekei azonban
mem halifax XII lelkebol. Hogy
mennyire mem: ait bizonyitia
az ertesites, amit az intez-
meny kapott.
Ertesitettek az iskolat, hogy
Zohligne Machalek Adel meg
halt, de vegrendeleteben 0tven
dollart hagyott az erdei iskola
kapolna alapja javara.
Az intezetben termeszetesen
meghatottan olvastak az er-
tesitest es fajo Swivel gondol-
max a messze elhunyt kitin6
apolonore.
KOZMUNKAKKAL
probaljak Magyarorszagon
is, eppen ugy, mint az Egye-
suit Allamokban enyhiteni a
munkanelkuliseget. Persze,
hogy mem olyan aranyokban,
mint az EgyesJlt Allamok-
ban, inert a mi orszagunk XII
csi es szegeny. 'Nekiink mem
allnak rendelkezesiinkre olyan
hatalmas osszegek, mint az
EgyesIilt Allamok kormany-
zatanak. De amt lehet:: -
mem lehet elvitatni . lit is
igyekszik a kormany segiteni.
BAGS megyeben peldaul q
kora tavasszal indul meg II
kozseghaza epitese. Melykut
kOzSeg emeletes iskolst &c
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
Cine:
BUDAPEST
HOTEL METROPOLE

Magyarorszagon tudniillik a
oanyaszok nincsenek egysege-
sen szervezve, haromfele SEER
vezetuk is van. Sajnos, lit a
munkasmozgalom politikaval
egybekapcsolva, q munkasszer
vezetek nemcsak a munkassag
gazdasagi helyzetevel tor6d-
mex, hanem erosen political
max is.
A banyaszok AIT kerik, hogy
a banyatarsasag ne hasznalja
fel Observation-Disclosures a helyze-
tet es ne tegyen kenyertelen-
ne 146 csaladot. A banyatar-
sasag azzal vedekezik, hogy
tavssz tajan mindig csokken-
teni kell a munkassag letsza
mat es most is ez a helyzet. A
munkaSok ezzel szemben ait
allitjak, hogy ez mem felel
meg a valosagnak, inert ha
csakugyan izemcsokkenes
Matt bocsajtanak ell a banya-
szokat, azok koz0tt mem len
nenek o1yanok, akik mar har-
mine eve is dolgoznak a tar
sasag banyaiban.
Amikor e tudositast from:
ujra a pecsi f6ispan es az ipari
MINISTER kozvetitesevel tar
gyalasok folynak es renelhe-
toleg eek meg is hozzak a
kivanatos beket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
FELEs FARMA

FELES FARMA
keresek feIesbe egy 20 holdas
farmara megbizhat6 szcrgalMas,
kis csaladu magyar embert IA
farma k6vezett ut menten ElIe-
Worthoz k6zeI fekszik. Cimok
megtudhatja kiadsban. 4O6 Wet
Federal Street
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25
ARv1z PUszT1T

Magyarorszagon is. Februar
vegen, marcus els6 napjaiban
lit is folyton esett az ESQ, ami
mex kovetkezmenye az lett,
hogy a folyok, patakok meg
duzzadtak es kiont0ttek med
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-25

Annyit mar tudunk, hogy a
veges emberi esznek szinte ell
kepzelhetlen tavolsagra to-
Evening star., 1937-01-18

and possessions with every fiber of his
being.
A good example of the breed is the
dog in the picture, Dalhousie's Blue
Roxie. Her closely shut mouth and
overhanging eyebrows show that very
air of determination which she ex-
hibits in life. A firm displinarian,
she rules her five pups with an iron
(gray) paw, and is no less determined
to see that the children of her master
are equally well brought up. There
may be no straying from the grounds
when she Is around; and woe betide
any nursemaid that does not come up
to her specifications.
"DOG In the manger" probably is
one of the best known of the
doggy fables. And the reason it is
one Of the best known Is not because
the incident described is particularly
dog-nke, but because it Is particularly
human. The reason for this profound
thought? Merely because Westminster
show time approaches, and Westmin-
ster Is the big show Of the year.
For the last two years at least
II has been proceeded by m at
tack on all dog shows by one Of
my fellow barkers, who by his
own report gained great pleasure
and kudos from dog shows 1T
one time, and for reasons of his
own h no longer interested m
showing hi 6oeA.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
BA R& S <em
DOGDOM
Copyright, A. p. Wirephoto.

Yet his Is a kennel name which at
one time held much prestige in show
circles. While much of his fame and
the fame of his dogs came from the
stories he wrote about them, the fat
prices he got for his puppies could be
attributed only to the show records
of their parents.
A PERENNIAL source OF interest
Is the nomenclature of dogs. The
history Of the world could be read in
the files Of the American Kennel Club
merely by ascertaining the popular
names in any period. Unless per-
sons name has appeared on some
application for registration, that per-
son has not received the final seal of
publicity. The American Kennel Club
carefully checks all applications for
registration to make sure that no name
is used more than once in any one
breed, unless followed by a Roman
numeral. No persons full name may
be used for any dog. although proper
names are not barred. Probably more
dogs have been named Lindbergh or
Lucky Lindy or some name arising
from Charles Lindbergh's exploits than
anything else. Rockefeller and Demp-
sey in various combinations are also
popular choices.
The New Deal has been used
more frequently than any other
name recently, and various ac-
tivities arising from the New
Deal have come In for their
share Of canine god Tor should
one say dog) children.
But" says the A. X. c. ''the real
spice Of the situation is found in the
names that are not permitted. They
are the ones that truly reflect public
opinion. Unfortunately. they cannot
be published" Mean, I calls it.
THIS year the Miami Beach Dog
Club has the distinction of run
ming the first all-breed show of the
Evening star., 1937-01-18
OMEN CARRIERS TWO
NORGE SKI TROPHIES
Barely Beats Kotlarek in Meet at
Fox River Grove, Earns Most
Graceful" Award.

6y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 18.-Casper
~ Oimen, 31-year-old rider from
Anaconda, Mont. held his fourth
Norge Ski Club jumping champion
ship today, plus a trophy awarded
for the skier showing the most graceful
form in the clubs thirty first annual
meet.
Twenty thousand fans watched
Oimen win the title at Fox River
Grove, ILL.,. yesterday, with jumps Of
1854 and 168 for a point score Of 1925.
The finish was so close that judges
worked several hours before deciding
that Oimen nosed out George Kotlarek
Of Duluth, the national champion, who
scored 149. Lemoine Batson of Wis
consin was third with 1865 points,
and All Engen, Salt Lake City, Utah,
fourth, with 146.l0.
Only one accident marred the meet,
run of on slow, mushy snow, which
kept the records safe. Paul Bietila
Of Canton, 8. Dak.. 1886 Glass G cham
pion, suffered a slight conclusion in q
spill. His condition was reported by
hospital attaches as not serious.
The honor Of making the longest
Jump went to Batsorl, who scared out
ITS feet. Al Engen hold the slide
record of 1914.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
BOXERS
OPTIMISTIC CROWD
Figure to Sweep Through
Campaign Appalachian
Opens Friday.
TINE first punch at what it hopes

" HE first punch at what it hopes
will be an undefeated season
will be thrown by the Colum-
bus University boxing team
next Friday night when it tackles
Appalachian state at Turner's Arena,
starting at $3.50 o'clock.
With a veteran squad. including
such standouts as Ray Morse, Mike
Morton, Dave Schlaiffer, Bobby
Grimm and Morris Wolfe, the embryo
lawyers are looking optimistically to
continuation of the great record
which finds them defeated only three
times in five years.
Billy Winters has been named as
the starter in the 118-pound class
with Morse holding down the 1866
pound division. Morton, District A..
A. U. and Golden Gloves lightweight
champion, will meet all opposition at
l35 pounds, with Bobby Rawson box
ing at 147. Schlaiffer, former Jewish
Community Center star who is con-
sidered one of the hardest hitters in
his division, has earned the berth at
155 pounds, with Harry Lewis fighting
in the 165-pound class The two big
guns, Grimm and Wolfe, are the
light-heavy and heavyweights. Wolfe
is an old Eastern High School foot
ball player.
Appalachian will be the first rival
OF the stiffest schedule which Columbus
ever has assumed, other foes on the
list being King College, The Citadel,
Hampden-Sydney, Springfield College
and Toledo University. Popular ad-
mission prices of IS cents general ad-
mission and rs cents ringside will pre-
vail at all of Columbus home matches
Evening star., 1937-01-18
~ II E. + i

Eastern have completed their playing
schedule and Central has placed Q
second leg on the award.
Team Play at Center.
SPECIAL arrangements have been
made for round No. 6 of the team
tournament Of the Metropolitan Chess
Association, which will be played
Thursday night at O'Clock. at the
Jewish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets northwest.
President E. v. Fineran an
nounces that an Institutional
lecture for visitors and Begin
ners will be featured. Ample
playing facilities will be avail
able for chance players, ~ we'll
IS for the dozen chess teams
scheduled for the evening tour
nAment.
Ladies are invited to attend the
lecture and participate in the match
play. Tariff for the entertainment Is
2o cents for every one. Players will
bring their own equipment and will
find the Q street entrance best for
reaching the drill room on the ground
fioor OF the center, where the matches
take place.
Abe Seidenberg, tournament d.
rector, urges all team captains to be
present with their varsity fives and
alternates. I. j. Curran extends an
invitation to all pledged members Of
the Downtown Washington Social
Chess Club to be present for in
formal play.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
GRANT IGNORES RANK.
IN DIXIE TENNIS WIN
Beats Bulge, Nations No. /, for
Title, After Victory Over
Parker, No. 2 Netman.

By the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, January 18.-Bryan
(Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta retained
his Dixie tennis championship today
by virtue of victories over the first and
second ranked players of the Nation.
He toppled top-ranked Donald
Bulge Of Oakland, Calf, +6, 6+3,
6-3, 2-6. 60, in yesterdays singles
finals.
Grant, placed in the No. spot by
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, won his way Saturday to the
finals by defeating No. frankie
Parker of Lawrenceville, N. j.
Grant and Wayne Sabin of Los
Angeles won the doubles champion
ship with a straight set victory over
Parker and Walter Senior Of San
Francisco. 6-3, 60, S3.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
Cunningham Is Chosen.


ONLY 10 of the 81 events for which
~ all-America athletes were selected
went TO non -Olympians. Most Of these
were in the odd distances, the walking
events and others not on the Olympic
program.
Glenn Cunningham, the famous
Kansan. was chosen for the 1900
meter run despite several defeats on
the basis of his retaining his national
A. A. U. title and smashing the world
record in the Olympic l,500-meter
race, in which he finished second to
New Zealands Jack Iovelock.
Following are Ferris all-America
choices:
go meters-Ralph Metcalfe. Marquette
Club.
100 meters-Jesse Owens. Ohio State.
200 meters-Owens.
400 meters-Archie Williams, California.
600 meters-Edward O'Brien. Syracuse
500 meters-Jonn woodruff. Pittsburrh.
1000 meters. - Charles Hornbostel.
100 meters-Glenn Cunningham. Law
5000 meters-Don Lash. Indiana.
10000 meters-Lash.
", "A
C.. phila delph:a.
10000 meters-Jean Berthelot. Millrose
5000 meters-Louis Gregory. Millrose
A. A.
10000 meterS-Pat Deneis. Baltimore.
Marsthon--Eilison Brown. Westerly r. I.
Cross-country-Lash.
Steeplechase-Harold Manning Wichita,
65-meter hurdles-sam Allen. Oklahoma
lI0-meter hurdles - Forrest Towns
2oo-meter hurdles-owens
Angeles A. c.
15-kilometer walk = Irving Horowitz,
Ninety-second Street Y. NJ. H. A.. New
=, 30:kilometer walk-william Eschenbach,
6o-kiiometer walk-Ernest Crosby. De-
troit Track Club.
Running high jump-Corneliu johnson.
o0RnaGh Rnnnns sGal broad JHnior jumpoaens cSisse
Running hop. step and jump-Roland
Pole .vault-Earle Meadows. Southern
o.. lG,pound shot put-Jack Terrence. Ba-
35-pound weight throw-Iryins Fol.
wartshny. Rhode Island State.
NeI 96-ponnd pound Teisht throw-Louis Lepis'
16-pound hammer throw-William Rowe
Rhode Island State.
Discuss-Kenneth Carpenter. Southern
California.
Lavelin-Alton Terry. Ha-den-simmons
Pentathlon-Arthur Trento. Shore A. c.,
pecathlon-Glenn Morris. Fort Collins
Evening star., 1937-01-18
LOCAL BOXERS ON TOP
Register Three Kayoes on Fight
Program at Frederick.

NeSister 4nree Aayoes on Fight
Program at Frederick.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Nd, January ls.-
Three knockouts by washington box
ers featured an American Legion
sponsored fight card here last night
in which five Of the victors in the
eight bouts were from the National
Capital.
Although Carroll Wright Of WASH
ington outpointed Wild Bill Ricketts,
of Hagerstown in the main bout, the
real kicks were provided by John and
Glenn Drake and Barney Shackleton,
fellow townsmen of Wright.
John Drake kayoed Stanley Witek
Of Boonsboro in the first round,
Shackleton knocked out Lee Hahn in
the third, and Glenn Drake was given
q technical K.O. over Ray Cox Of
Baltimore in the fourth.
The other Washington victory was
scored by Andy Ready, who won by
q wide margin over Buck Walter, also
Of Washington.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

year. This exhibition will take place
on January 80 and 81 at the Nautilus
Polo Fields, at Miami Beach, Fla.
Everything considered, particularly
climate, it ought to be one of the most
beautiful shows in the country. And
all those fortunate enough to be able
to take q Winter Vacation, undoubt.
edly would enjoy doubly q trip to
Miami Beach at that time. The fol-
lowing week end Is the time Of the
Baltimore show, which concerns more
of our local fans. And from then on
the procession pretty nearly Is con-
slant every week end and some mid
weeks to late Summer.
THE Judy Publishing Co. recently
published its third revised chart
of the pictures of dogs Of all nations.
The new edition shows the
pictures Of the last four recog-
nized breeds, namely. the pull
sheep dog, the affenpinscher,
the Staffordshire terrier and
the Norwich terrier, as well as
the 1O3 other recognized breeds.
These dogs are drawn to the stand.
ards Of their respective breeds, but
are not drawn to the same scale and
therefore are out Of proportion to each
other on the chart.
THIS Is the time Of year when your
puppy needs some cod liver oil.
q ricketts, viii rot him 4 you don't
Evening star., 1937-01-18
BY r. z. TAYNTON.

Kerry blue terrier Is IN many
/ ways most interesting breed
Of animal. He has been adop-
ted as the national dog of the
Irish Free State. in the hope, I sup
pose, that the country will emulate
his virtues rather than that Of his
more commonly known, red-haired
confreres, the Irish terrier, the Irish
setter, and the Irish water spaniel
These, to tell the truth. do have bit
OF name for hot headedness, may be
a bit stubborn, and occasionally, per-
haps, are somewhat over aggressive.
Not all, you understand, just some,
sometimes. After all, they're red
heads.
The Kerry blue, on the other hand,
Is not red-headed at all. In early
infancy he is quite black, but as he
natures his coat changes color until
by the time he is 18 months or so old,
he Is q striking blue color all over,
varying in shade from a light gray to
dark steel or slate color. The story
is that the Kerry blue originally was a
sport in the Irish terrier litter, just
as now one occasionally gets a black
setter in a litter of red Irish settlers.
From being not particularly
desired. this breed gradually rose
in esteem until acclaimed the
national dog Of the State. In
type, he strongly resembles his
red cousin, although he Is some-
what larger and heavier, and he
carries 4 very profuse. dense, soft
wavy coat, which in Ireland Is
left entirely untrimmed.
In character and disposition. the
Kerry blue is dog Of parts. While
he is a good terrier, he has many vir-
tues beyond that of a mere terrier.
He can be trained to hunt. He Is an
excellent companion. And he Is q
guard par excellence. He takes his
duties and his responsibilities seriously,
and will guard his masters family
Evening star., 1937-01-18
TARTAN SWIM TUTOR

Two l3-year-old novices were to
receive q swimming lesson at the
Shoreham Hotel pool this afternoon
from a man whom many experienced
natators probably wish had started
them on their careers in the water.
Peggy Mcdonald and Miller Foster
jr., both entering their teens, will re-
ceive some Of their earliest instruc.
ton from Johnny Weissmuller, the
Tarzan Of the movies, appearing In
person at a downtown theater this
week. Weissmuller's instructions were
to be amplified for the benefit of the
spectators, after which he will give an
exhibition Of his own style In the
water.
The performance was scheduled TO
start at 4:30 o'clock
Evening star., 1937-01-18
S. A. |. IN 142 GAMES

League to Open Season April II,
Close on Labor Day.
SAVANNAH, Ga, January 18 R.-
Directors of the South Atlantic Base
Ball League have adopted 142-game
schedule.
Opening day, Saturday. April II,
will find Augusta playing in Jackson
vile. Columbia in Savannah and Co
lumbus In Macon. The league season
win close On Iahoe day, September Q.
Evening star., 1937-01-18

or a champion OF
another era.
It's a question
that I can't an
swer truthfully,
for what would
t he questioner
think If I said:
Sure; I'd have
knocked him stiff
in a couple of
rounds. I could
have licked any
man who ever
lived, or who eyer
will live!"
And yet, deep
Evening star., 1937-01-18
REGAINS SQUASH TITLE
Skillman Beats Pope in Final of
Professional Event.

PITTSBURGH, January 18 P).-
Johnny Skillman, Yale coach, held
the national professional squash
racquets championship for the fourth
time today.
He defeated Ben Pope of Pittsburgh
in four-set final match yesterday,
15-11, 10-15, 1873 and 1875.
Jim Tully, Pittsburgh, unable to
defend his 1896 championship because
Of injuries suffered in an automobile
accident, was elected president and
treasurer Of the Professional Squash
Racqets Association.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
FEAR MARL BOR0 BO0TERS
Pace-Setting Brewers Apprehen.
sive Despite Win Yesterday,

Marlboro loomed forbiddingly to
the Heurich Brewers soccer team
today as that outfit enjoyed q wider
lead in the Recreational League.
Although increasing their league
led to 5 points yesterday. when they
played and won the only game Of
the day, from the Democrats by a 60
score, the Brewers were apprehensive
as they looked ahead to next Sunday.
Then they must visit the Marlboro
field, which is the home grounds of
the leagues third-place team, and
where no visiting aggregation has won
a game this season. Added to the
Brewers worries Is the fact that Sun
Radio, last year champion, is in sec.
ond place, one game behind.
Sun Radio meets Georges Radio,
the tail-ender, next Sunday and Is
almost a prohibitive choice to win.
To date Heurich's has won 10 games
and lost l, Sun Radio has won and
lost l and Marlboro has won and
lost 8.
Evening star., 1937-01-18
SETS GIRL PIN MARK
Of Baltimore Rolls 40 for

Bradley of Baltimore Rolls 40 for
South Atlantic Record.
BALTIMORE, January 1s R.-
Baltimore defeated Norfolk yesterday
two out of three games in q roll-off
of q postponed South Atlantic Wom-
ems Bowling League match.
Gurtha Bradley broke the leagues
individual three-game record with .
score Of 40. The former mark Of
400 was held by Ida Simmons OF Nor
folk. The local team had . total Of
i,77S pdns b Norfolks ISIS.