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Evening star., 1937-05-21

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Evening star., 1937-08-07
MRS. FABYAN FACES
POLISH TENNIS ACE
Jedrzejowska and New Eng.
lander, Maidstone Finalists,
Meet for First Time.

Fy the Associated Press.
FAST HAMPTON, N. Y, August T
Jadwiga Jedrze jowska. the Polish
Flr1 who routed Americas best woman
players In England this Summer. onIv
to have the tables turned bv Alice
Marble in her first American tourna-
ment. faced Mrs. Sarah Palfrev Fab
yan. thirdranking American. TODAY.
In England Miss Jedrze ioWska
whipped Miss Marble twice and Helen
Jacobs once. Today she faced for the
hrst time little Mrs Fabyan of Cam
bridge, Mass, in the final of the Maid
stone Clubs invitation tournament.
Mrs. Fabyans forehand doesn't have
the devastat ting pace OF her rival, but
she has the all-around game to cone
with speed as she demonstrated vester-
day In routing Nine Sylvia Henrotin
OF France, 60, 6-3
Miss Jedrzeio blasted her vav
Into the final Thursday with straight
set victory over Gracyn Wheeler.
The doubles final also had an inter-
national touch with Nine. Henrotin
and Mrs Dorothy Andrus of New York.
experienced doubles partners. facing
Mrs. Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of
Austin. Tex, and Carolin Babcock OF
LOS Angeles.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
SMYTHE'S TWIN WIN
TOPS SAIL REGATTA
-Four Of Five Washington Comets
Entered in Miles River
Event Place High,

kASTON. Md, August -Four of
the five Washington comets COM
peting in the Miles River Yacht Club
rega tia of here yesterday were leading
the fleld OF l6 craft at the end OF the
hrst-day series Of races over a smile
course inside Of Tlghmans Point.
Werner Smythe's Sassy Too captured
two firsts by wide margin in the
light going to lead the series. The Es-
capade OF Ernie Covert was Just behind
w. Hendrickson's Seaweed from River
ton. N. j., for third place in total
points through placing second in the
afternoon race. Comet Frey, sailed by
Mack LAmborn and Eleanor Sherman,
was In fourth position. So-Big of
Clyde Cruit was tied for fifth place
with the Edna Of Reeves Hicks from
Oxford, Md. The morning race over a
triangular course was sailed tn q light
southeast breeze with showers at the
finish. The fleet went over a reverse
course In the afternoon with the wind
varying from southwest to southeast
and heading the boats as they bore
down on the finish. The third and
ANAL race Of the series was to be sailed
today.
Trophies will be presented 1T the
Miles River Club 10 winning shippers
tonight.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
R|PPY'S s. HEADS
MUNY GOLF TESTS
Sturdy Public Links Field
OF l91 Beats Par Often
in Meet Tune-ups.
BY the Associated Press.

bS me hAAOC]At*O PGeSS
CAN FRANCISCO, Calf, August
= With sub-par practice
rounds earded right and left. 1t
- appeared today one Of the
strongest fields OF amateur public links
golfers ever assembled is on hand for
the national championship. opening
with qualifying tests Monday.
Exactly l91 shotmakers, from "a
States and 81 cities. will compete in
the sixteenth annual tourney, which
opens Monday
Par 70 on the remodeled 6.7lo-yard
Harding Park layout has been shat
tered or equalled a dozen times in the
past few days. The best card was
turned in yesterday by Claude Rippy
OF washington, D. c., co-medalist and
runner-up last year. who had a 50.
He shot 10 Wednesday,
Seventies and It's were common.
Defending Champion Pat Abbott Of
Pasadena, had II for one practice
round.
Best-ball foursome matches will be
held tomorrow between teams from the
various cities.
Qualifying rounds Monday and Tues
day will be over 18 holes each day.
The tournament will continue through
August a.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
FURR AFTER LEE GO
IN VENTURE BATTLE
Match With Feather Star Will Be
Made If Phil Il Victor in
Bout Here Monday,

pHn FURR'S third opportunity to
crash the welterweight elite will
materialize if the local tattoed punch
er disposes OF Vittorio Ventura here
Monday night. since Philbert then
will be signed to meet Glen Lee. out
standing l47-pound title contender.
in California.
Fur, who has remained upright in
losing decisions to Barney Ross. the
champ and Ceferino Garcia. his No.
2 challenger, has been offered $500
to tiff with Lee, and since that kind
of money is something new to Phil.
he probably will try to connect rather
frequently to Venturi's frame.
Jack Torrance. a large chunk OF
LOulsiana's populaee. will meet Muir
ray Kanner in q six-round heavy
weight bout. while Irish Johnny Dean
and Al Dunbar will mix in 10
round semi final
Baby Manuel will face Ray Boree in
another six-rounder. while an open
ing four -rounder lists Battling Zuzu
toilinS with Prince Albert in 4 local
lightweight encounter.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

Justification for the latter arises from
the fact that Hugh has breezed
through five opponents with the loss
OF only eight games. while Tony twice
has been extended to three sets. La
tomas opposition. though, has been a
bit suffer than that faced by Lynch.
the District playground instructor
having beaten Bob Bradley, Stan Nc
CaSkey and Goeltz on the way to
the nextto-last bracket. Lynch has
beaten Jimmy tBaron) Smith, Mari
ano Erana, Dick Howell and George
Parks of Miami and Bill Howard, yes
terdayS victim.
Lynch and Latona have met in COM
petition only once before in three
years, Lynch winning a rs, 81
decision from Latona in 1898, when
the latter was seeded No l in the
City of Washington tournament of
that year
Past performances can be made TO
favor either Breese or Mitchell in to-
days other match. Last year Breese S
first in the city Big Bill knocked off
Dooly In straight sets in the semi
Evening star., 1937-08-07
<&k5J].RA!GHT OFJE&
: ~ THE TEE@22
-~N<1XN~~~- Pn Waller MrC1lI,n -
By Walter McColIum

IT'S been hinted several times
previously but now it's a fact.
Bobby Brownell. the tov-headed
4 kid from Indian Spring and
Manor, will not defend his District
amateur golf championship this year.
I have TO be At an assembly on
September is at Durham" Bobby
said today Which means I won't
be able TO play in the District amateur
tournament, as much rs I'd like to
do it. I know it doesn't look 80 good
for 4 champion to default his title,
but you know when a fellow is break
ing into college he has to think Of
school and getting along with the
boys and all that sort Of thing. And
III have plenty of time for goH later
I think"
so THAT'S that. All OF which
means We'll have a new ruler OF
amateur golf around Washington this
year, unless Roger Peacock or Harry
Pitt or Miller Stevinson wins again.
AZ a matter OF fact, any one of these
three former champions Is good
enough TO grab the title any time he
starts
But they'd he less likely 10
win with Brownell in there
pitching.
The Indian Spring tow-head can
play golf with any man around Wash
ington.
SECRETARY WILLIAM c. BARR
OF the District Association informs
us today that the District cham
pionship will open at the Columbia
Country Club on September IS, with
an 18-hole qualifying round. The
following day, which will be assembly
Evening star., 1937-08-07
CALIFORNIA YOUTHS
GAIN NET MONOPOLY
Only One Finalist in National
Junior and Boy Tourney Not
From Coast State.

BY the Associated Press.
rULVER. Ind, August 7.-California
almost had its own way In the
national junior and boys tennis cham
pionship finals here today.
Only in the boys singles division,
where Richard Bender OF Elizabeth,
N. j., faced Robert Carrothers. top
seeded player from Coronado, Calf
did any of the other States oppose
CALIFORNIA; sons.
Joseph Hunt of Los Angeles. favorite
among the Junior singles contestants.
reached the final round for the third
successive year, opposing Frank Kovacs
OF Oakland. Calf Hunt defeated John
Moreno, also of Los Angeles. and
Kovacs trimmed William Gillespie of
Atlanta, Ga. in semi-n finals yesterday.
Hunt and Moreno faced Kovacs and
Myron Mcnamara Of Hollywood, Calf :,
in the junior doubles finals
The championship in the boys
doubles division was decided yesterday
with the victory Of Carrothers and
Earl Cochell of Los Angeles. Calf. -,
over Bobby Jake of Milwaukee, Wis,
and Billie Strange of Neenah, Wis.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
ARMSTRONG BOXES HERE
Crack Colored Feather Meets Ca.
bello August 16.

Henry Armstrong. recognized in
some quarters as uncrowned world
featherweight champion due to i'm
pressive victories in both l26-pound
and lightweight ranks. will make his
local debut August Is in feature
bout at Griffith Stadium against
Johnny Cabello, Puerto Rican Negro.
The colored California fighter, in
whom Al Jolson has a financial in
terest. has been sought for weeks by
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn Cabello
has won from and lost to a string Of
mediocre fighters, his most notable
achievement being a kayo win over
Joey Archibald, current local favoFite.
last Yeay,
Evening star., 1937-08-07
indOrseS Tank Tests.

THERE have been suggestions a
smaller sloop would widen COM
petition for the trophy, emblematic OF
world supremacy in yachting ever since
the schooner America won it in 1881
Sopwith insisted such proposals have
not come from any one connected with
sloops on either side OF the Atlantic
The approximate cost OF building
and racing a boat the largest Of rae
ing sloops, in an Americas Cup con-
test is $4,000
The English sportsman and airplane
maker declined TO say whether he
would challenge for a third time. He
did state very plainly however, that
before another challenge is Issued, \
much more scientific Campaign must
be planned He referred to the tank
tests through which the construction
model of Vanderbilts Ranger was
selected
ANY architect who built from that
model would have been thought balmy
If he did not know what the tank told
him." Sopgith asserted Il don't see
any good in coming back here until
we have done something with the tank
We wouldn't dare"
Sopwith confined his criticism Of
Ranger to the eSthetic side. Other
wise she remained TO him the fastest
boat ever built"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
HUNTERS CHOICE BEST
Wins Five Blues, Championship .
at Bath Horse Show,

HOT SPRINGS, Va. August 7 (P).-
Hunters Choice, Springsbury Farms
bay gelding. was the proud wearer
today Of fve blue ribbons and three
lesser ones which won for him the
Hunter classes championship in the
tenth annual Bath County horse show
The Springsbury Farms entry, en-
tered In eight events, was awarded the
championship in the closing program
OF the show yesterday after winning
1--WE blue ribbons and one second. one
third and one fifth place.
The reserve championship went to
lAes Birthday, owned by George G.
La Of Norfolk
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.


MOUNT PLEASANT. Mch.-Jimmie
Adamick, lss. Midland Mich, knocked
out Jack Krantz la2. Gary. Ind. III.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-Eddie Wenstob.
III. Edmonton. Alberta, outpointed
Pred Lenhsrt I72l., White Bear Lake.
MInn IO,.
SIOUX CITY. Iovs-Jackl. wilson.
~ Pittsburgh. outpointed Al Man
Tlauez. l2o Sioux City tl0l.
ATLANTIC CITY, N johnny
Hutehinson. i3o, Philadelphia. out
pointed p'l Cristobal Jarsmillor l27; Puerto
Rlco 'lol. Young Gene Buffalo. l4s
PniIad.Iphia outpointsd Mickey Ser
LONG BRANCH N J.-Georse DAILY.
1876 Freehold, n J, ,s,' N''A' 'A''''
NORWALK onn-Johnny Beuus
l34. New Haven Conn, technically
knocked out Phil Baker 1872. NorVaik
uor: Red Hutch1ns 1913 Athens. Ca.
outpointed EDDIE McGrsv, l25. Hart
'0[a aosEHEA6 siHH ,h' CITY. N c-eed
Tiger, Lewis. 40 Richmond Va
knocked out Jack Steed, i69, Greens
6oro. N. e; 16a, 80. Leo Myers ls".
Ppeolo, Colo decisioned Al Gaynor,
HOLLYWOOD -Joev Alcanter. 124l,
Kansas City. drew with Wany Haliy
1851 Los Angeles Iul. Nick Peters,
i35. New York. outpointed Aueie Soliz
80. Los Angeles tSl. J j Cutrone 100
New York. outpointed Red OMalIev.
-. San Dieso ~. Jose Souta 1885
Argentina. drew with Johnny Polio,
1874, West Virginia ,sb.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

pion at both whist and chess. T
Deschapelles coup 'his invention) 81
Is used today by bridge players.
1t Is said that the Yugo-
sIavian master. KOstich, knows
BY heart all the games played
In the chief master tourna-
msnts Of the past 30 years.
Over 100000 people requested tickt
OF admission to the first round Of I
Moscow 1885 tournament
Lilienthal is the holder of I
worlds record for simultaneous ps
his score being l45 wins, % draws a,
35 losses against An array Of 2
boards.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
.SOPW|TH OPPOSES
NEW YACHT STYLE
Says British Must Be More
Scientific in Building
Class J SIoop.
BY the Associated Press.


n NEWPORT, r. l., August TT
M o. M. Sopwith brushed aside
" today the idea that the big,
A expensive class sloope might
be discarded in future Americas Cup
competition in favor OF sma Her boats.
Might as well sail for it in dingies, -
he scoffed. why not run the Derby
with cart horses or ponies?"
Then the man whose Endeavour II
failed in four straight races to fnish
ahead of Harold s. Vanderbilts sleek
Ranger went into detail:
The Americas Cup should be sailed
for by the biggest class available 1t is
time to look for new class when you
want An extra class, or when a present
class is moribund The class is far
from moribund, for you have several
fine j sloops, so why wreck it?"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
GIRLS REACH NET FINAL

Molly Thompson OF Chevy Chase
has been installed slight favorite TO
capture the junior girls singles ten
mis- tournament championship con-
Quoted by the Department of Play
grounds Tuesday when she clashes
with Betty Jacob OF Montrose for the
title.
Molly easily trimmed Dorothy Blake
OF Rosedale, SO. 81. while Betty
experienced considerably more diff
hculty in Aquelching Shirley Combs
OF Happy Hollow. 10-8. rs, in
semi-f1nal matches yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
British Method Wrong.

GIT TOOK us years to develop the
wind tunnel before IT told us
anything OF value in airplane con-
struction." he continued. Thus far
our method of designing yacht has
been that of an artist painting a PIC
ture. Now we must get down TO exa act
science. You have developed the tank
test for models to point where you
can believe in it. We must start five
years behind you"
Sopwith reiterated that his chal-
lenger was beaten by faster boat. In
a perfectly fair and square, straight
forward contest.
We have no alibis" he said. I'VE
are convinced We didn't leave a stone
unturned and that We went to more
trouble than any previous challenger
in history
We don't mind 4 bit being beaten
We have had hiding, but by better
boat"
Evening star., 1937-08-07
w YASHINGTON is fast becom-
n ing synonymous with Mid
wv die Atlantic in tennis talk


n ing synonymous with Mid
" " die Atlantic In tennis talk
these days.
For the second time in two weeks
a tournament ostensibly held for the
purpose of establishing the champion
netmen from the area including
Maryland, Virginia. West Virginia and
the District today was completely
monopolized by Washington PLAYERS.
Not one nonresident was to be found
In the two semi-flnsl matches at the
Edgemoor Club today, winners Of
which will clash for the title tomor-
row
Frank Buddy Goeltz of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, the only nom Washingto-
nian left at the start of play yester-
day, was eliminated by Tony Latona.
leaving the title to be contested by
his conqueror, Doolv Mitchell Hugh
Lynch and Bill Breese-all of the
Capital
At 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon La
tona was to meet Lynch and, upon
completion of their match, Breese was
to tackle Mitchell
Their presence in the Semis
justified the seedlings complete
ly, Mitchell, Lynch. Breese and
Iatona being seeded !, 2, 3 and
4, respectively.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

in that coming championship without
champion
Burnett. the MARYLAND champ. and
Yoder, the winner of two Of the ma ior
tournaments this year, will be the
favorites, for it isn't likely that Roger
Peacock will play. Roger hasn't COM
peted in a tournament this year and
probably he won't change his ways
for District title tournament. Which
seems to toss the issue squarely up
to Messrs. Burnett and Yoder. Both
the boys are capable of playing plenty
OF golf in or out OF championships.
YOU don't often hear about such q
stunt. but Cliff Spencer did it b,
starting with three brides in a row
/ at Indian Spring 1t all happened
yesterday in the course of little
| match in which Cliff and Leo Walper
the new MidAtlantic P. G. A. champ
were licked by George Difenbaugh
and Witty Cox. Yep, Cliff started
that tough Indian Spring layout 3-3-3
and Walper got on the fourth hole,
putting the combination four under
par.
But Cox and Diffenbaugh wore 'em
down to win by 3 and 2. Witty of the
bronzed brow shot himself a two
underpar SO. while Dif1enbaueh
missed 3-footer to tie on the last
green. George played the first nine
in 81 strokes, which happens to be 3
below par. Spencer was "A. even with
that gallant start, and Leo, putting
badly and of his stick, picked up
midway of the round.
THAT amateur-pro golf tourney,
tentatively scheduled for next
Wednesday by the Maryland State
Golf Association. is definitely on. The
State organization has invited all the
pros and the newspaper men to dinner
after the tournament to talk over golf
affairs in the State. Each pro-as
usual-will have three amateur part
ners and the simon-pures may play
in three handicap classes. It will be
staged over the Five Farms course OF
the Baltimore Country Club.
EIRST Of the Washington entrants
to start the long trek for the tour
nAment, Billy Shea, Middle Atlantic
champion from Congressional, left to-
day by motor for Portland, Greg, and
the national amateur affair. Bill ex-
poets to be at Portland about August
13. 10 days in advance OF the opening
Of the event for John Fischer's title
Levi Yoder and Martin Mccarthy, the
other two local qualifiers. will leave
Washington ktsr.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Mehlhorn kin1s Bridge Labor Planned byA A.

final round Of the City Of Washington
going on to meet-and to lose to
Barney Welsh for the title His play
IN the current competition, however,
has been rather spotty. Three oppo-
nents have given him trouble. forcing
him to play extended sets. and yes
terday's e-4, 6-3 conquest OF Billy
ContreraS was the first time he had
won In regulation scores. Mitchell,
contrarily, has romped through three
opponents with the loss OF only one
set.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
DAVIS CUPMEN TOP
TURF TENNIS LISTS
Parker Is First Seeded in
Eastern Sing|es-Budge
in Doubles Only.
p, the Associs ted Press,

bs 'ile hssocld teC Press.
n YE. N. Y. August With the
~ quartet Of players who proved
they were real world beaters
when they reCaptured the
DAVIS Cup back on the job. curernt
tournament tennis stars are looking for
tough shedding in the Eastern grass
courts championships which start to-
day at the WeStchester Country Club
Don Bulge the Davis Cup ace and
the worlds No. l PLAYER. has decided
to play only in the doubles. but Frankie
Parker and Byran tBitsyD Grant are
after the title Bulge won last year,
AS result Bobby Riggs. the Los An
eeles youngster who has been tops
ever since the cup team left for Eu-
rope, was relegated to third place in
the seeding, with the No. ! spot going
to Parker
Other Seeded Stars.
REHIND these three in the men S
seeding come Frank Shields. the
Hollywood screen actor who used to 20
10 the DAVIS Cup wars. Joe Hunt
Riggs young California rival: John
Van Ryn of Austin. Tex, another ex-
Davis Cupper. Arthur Hendrix of
Lakeland. Fla. and John McDiarmid
of Princeton. N. J.
Other aces in the field Of 64 include
Jlro Yamagishi OF Japan. Riggs rivaI
IN the Southampton invitation lnaI
today; Yamagishi's teammates. Fu-
mlteru Nakano and Hideo Nishimura
Gene Mako. Budges doubles partner
Gil Hunt Of Washington, Don Nc
Neill of Oklahoma City and the F7orid
ians. Gardnar Mulloy, Charles Harri.
and Martin Buxby.
Alice Marble OF San Francisco the
American champion. and Jadvipa
Jedrze jowska of Poland, who have
clashed several times this year, are
the leading entrants in the women
singles. Gracyn Wheeler, Los An
geles; Helen Petersen. Stamford
Conn: Mrs Van Ryn. Dorothy John
son OF Boston and Mrs Dorothy An
drus OF New York also are seeded
among the Americans.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
Divan Issues New Cards,

4 VERY attractive membership card
for the month OF August Is being
issued on cherry stock with blue In
scriptions by the Washington Social
Chess Divan.
Bordering the card are designs OF
the king. queen, castle and knight
characters.
Members are advised that present
bun cards are void and that each
should contact Norval Wigginton, De-
catur 2270, or 200 Rhode Island ave-
nue. northeast, and obtain the cherry
membership card
Az assistant chess director
~ the divAn. WixEinten viii
h0~e complete charge q theA
Evening star., 1937-08-07

day at Duke University, the match
play rounds will start and we can
picture Bobby Brownell, down there
At Durham, sitting in his college
assembly. in = freshman hat, or
whatever the Duke freshmen wear,
f1dgeting around and wondering how
the boys are going at Columbia for his
championship.
Strictly of the record. it looks AZ
if Levi Yoder. Volney Burnett, Billy
Shea and possibly Marry Pitt a
Miller otsvinsoa win b the w guns
Evening star., 1937-08-07

The American team encounters
Czechoslovakia in the tenth round.
Womens world champion, Vera
Menchik. resident of London, but
native Of Czechoslovakia, In the sixth
round Of the international women's
tourney at Stockholm, met Mrs. Mary
Balm, United States entry, and
triumphed to net her sixth consecu-
tive win. Mrs. Bain'S score Is "A.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
FORT HUNT VICTOR.

Fort Hunt diamonders trounced the
sP-2s team from Quantico, 1874. in
= sub-district No. II League game
Orlando, winning pitcher, collected a
single, double, triple and home run in
four trips to the platter.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
BY PAUL J. MILLER, Jr.

~ EFEATING Finland and Bel
GUM by he mutual score OF
sl2-h, the United States
~ entry in the International
Chess Federation tournament now in
progress At Stockholm slipped into
second place with the total score 2312
ga.
Poland is tops with the high
score of 15-s, \ half point lead
over the American unit cap
tAined by Frank Marshall, for
mer United States champion.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA.

STANDING or THE CLUBS