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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05


 Figures from the last three years show that several thousands adults have taken advantage in the past of these free courses in Waterbury. From the numbers already regis- tered the first day at Crosby High School, @ greater adult student body than ever before is indicated. Courses will be divided among prac- tical, recreational and cultural sub- jects, Official registration will con- tinue both day and evenings, from 2 to g at Crosby. Registration can be made in person or by telephone.
 Popular Success
 The same broad program divisions that met with popular success last year will be continued in the new program in addition to severa. new courses. Features of this years program will be broader and more general course in dramatics and little theater operation, new citi- zenship and Americanicatlon courses for those who cannot attend regu- lar evening school courses. Aneri- canization and literacy courses arc offered for those not yet ready for citizenship papers as well as those who wish to improve their knowledge of English.
 Sewing, knitting and costume making courses are all popular re- peats from last years program, A class piano course will again be feature of the fall and winter pro- gram. Recreation subjects will in. clude a new and better equipped marionette theater group, athletic swimming and handicraft subjects An innovation In this group will De one of the first courses In New Eng land to be offered In motion pic. ture appreciation. The subject will be approached from the viewpoint that the movies" are new ano vital art in modern life and should be judged from that basis as well as 0 form of pure entertainment.
 New Course .
 A new and interesting course will be found In Better English" study designed to review for thu average business and home adul the more common grammatical con struction, everyday written compost tions, as well as business EngliSt and vocabulary building.
 The cultural group wiA ore practical, conversationally taught courses in French and Italian. { complete class In oil and wate color painting Is scheduled as wei as metal and leather working. Sculp ture and modelling will be give again. The popular interior decor ation will be divided Into three dis tinct groups will be given practico home decoration for those who wisl to learn simple and effective way of making the modern home ai apartment more satisfying from tn standpoint of beauty and comfort A deeper approach to the sunJec will be found in the course for gin ners' entitled Color and Decoration for the Student. Those With previous knowledge of the Subjec will find on opportunity to continue their work in the advanced interior decoration group. =,
 The successful work begun las year in the Children's Museum q the Mattatuck Historical Society or west Main street, will be continued again. New exhibits in botanica and animal life planned aftei months of intensive work are now open to both public and hisr school students,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
STOCKHOLDERS VOTE
 TO LIQUIDATE FIRM

Willhmantic, Conn. Oct. 6--(UP) Stockholders of the Windham SIX O., voted late yesterday to liquidate the firm as soon as the present stock is run off by 6 skeleton force Lack of business was blamed for the action.
 Date for filing of claims and dis. solution of the corporation was set for Feb. (.
 The firm was organized in 1901.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
FIERY CROSS BURNS

Long Lake, Minn., Oct. 6.-(UP) A fiery cross, associated with the Ku KiuX Klan, blaEed near the rail. road right-of.way as President Roosevelt's special train sped on it's way to st. Paul last night. The cross was nearly five feet high, set on the highway level . few feet above the railroad tracks. o,..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
Full Weather Report

Boston, Oct. B--(UP)--weathsri
 Massachusetts --Incre asing cioudl. ness followed by showers. late to- nIRit or Wednesday, Rising tems DorRture in north portion.
 nhofs Island--IncroaBing cloudI- ness followed by showers late to. slght M Wedhegday. Not much eh1nge in temperature. 5. Connecticut = Probably showers lkoniEhts and Wedneudat. Rising
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

Waterville, Oct. S-The Pride of Weich Circle will hold c regular business meeting this evening ct Foresters' Hall on Hanover street ct 6 o'clock. ' Plans will be made ct this time concerning c bingo party which the circle has voted to hold, on Tues day evening, October 18th.
 Annual Meeting
 The Fairmount Community Club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
OIL HTJNTED in CASTE

0uebec-(UP)-A search for oil and other wealth Is to be started shortly on the Gaspe Peninsula by quebec government geologists Much of the peninsula is still com paratively unexplored.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
Opens Drive for New Members With Dinner Tomorrow
WPA Again Sponsors
 Educational Program
Third Year Schedule Prepared Benefited
 Here By Free Adult Courses; Exhibits Arranged

The third consecutive year of free adult education under the auspices of the local education and recreatona
 branch of the WPA, directed by Miss Edna Harmon and sponsored the local and state boards of education opens here next Monday evening and indications at the present time point to a record registration by interested
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

After olI's soid end done, judging by tho woy these $35 suits end topeoots are woIkout out with good judges of clothes voIue, we feel some great voIues in $35 suits and topeo0ts are just wait ing for you here.
 Meyhop we're too modest in our cIaims and ere hiding our light under . busheI.
 Be thot os it may - we know it doesn't take keen, alert, GIivs end up end doing men of this ogs very long to find our the best things in Iife-ond they've found our fine $35.oo suits end top- eoots. n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
INSPECTOR IS DEAD

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 6.-(UP)- Funeral services will Do held Wed- nOsday for n. Mason Parry, 0l, chief inspector for the local and New York offices of tho Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance co, who died at his desk yesterday. He was connected with the company for 90 years. He leaves his widow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
A<~~ Mv~-SE Established 1885
Established 1885

With Everybody Crying the Greatest $35 Suits and Topcoots In Town You Might Feel Uncertain About Awarding the Honor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

breach of the peace, Charles Laflin, 3e, of l67 Circular avenue was given e suspended sentence of 60 days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

Moscow, Russia, plans to have c radio set for every family by le42
Evening star., 1937-09-08
QUITS
As FARR MENTOR
Keeps Financial Interest in
Boxer Now Directed by
Babe CuInan.
81 .hs Assoelq 81 aresa

RS The sssoela tan aress.
n IEW YORK, Septemher -
N Tommy Fsrr, the Welsh hesvv-
N weight who gained his great
est fame by lasting Is rounts
with joe Louis, will pursue his ring
career IN the future minus the advice
Of Ted Brosdripb. his English man
aget.
A. odds tor months, Farr and 9roe6-
r'nn lroks yeaCsrosy Wnen BrcGur1on
lrnso over hts manaeerist rights 10
ssce fs1lnae of Newark. In the nsw
conmacb Prosdtjon sele Is per CenL
o. Ears earnings, but Cl.lnan holos
the power Of attorney TO act Tor Broad
ribo and will receive half Of Broad
ribb's share.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
GIRL Is DOMINANT
IN ARCHERY EVENTS
Jean Tenney 0utshoots Men as
Well as Own Sex in Old
Dominion Tourney.

IEAN TEsNNEY of Clear Springs, Md.
dominated the competition in rhs
Old Dominion Archers' ASsocla zion
tournament held st Potomac Park
winning the mems double American
in addition TO rhe womens cham
pionshjp
Miss TenDev national woman 5
che mpion, shot 82 arrows ont of 90
into the ta arget in the first American
for = score Of $40, and az out Of
90 in the second for 609 Her nearest
competition came from william CLARK
of Baltimore, who scored s96.
Dr. E.. P Clark of the potoms e
Archers won The mems cha mpion-
snip cup. the sll-aroInd championship
plaque and Ehe first place target
Clark. runner-up 10 Miss Tennev, slso
WAS second in the mems division and
Fred Acree Of rhe Potomac Archers
miro.
w. o. Robinson. also of pnIomsc e
Archers won the mems 5 clout shoot and
the TWO flight shoots
Evening star., 1937-09-08

Fitzgerald against Al .jamison and
Russell Hollebaugh, The Cox mar
holed only one lengthy puCir-a 20
footer tor a bird on The seventh mole.
SJra ngely enough be DIDN'T have an
eagle on the card You won't find
many scores SO far under par without
an eagle or Two. but Wifred was
knocking the ball 10 elose 10 the pin
he left himself very little To do with
rbe putter And 10 oavs ago he
couldn't puti hex IL proves once
again that either you have il or YOU
dor I have H. on a given dsv.
Al that Cox missed couple Of
holesole puttS-a 3-fooler on The
second hoie for bird 3 and e.
iooler on The seventeenth for a bird
deuce Here IS his card
Ont 49, 80 3 ; 3-3l
In ; 3 S 3 3 3 4 81 SO
The hpes on The twelfth and fhir-
Evening star., 1937-09-08

ne Pbl, oIoppulB lntN me CUP lol su
ace, II was Andys inirial ace. Wit
neSses 10 The shot were Mai r. NJ.
Dawson Leo Mullin and Robert Nj.
Eayes.
WHEY cox isn't gong 10 play in
the Canadian open champion
snip a. Toronto starting tomorrow
pnt y ne old enter ard played >
foGn]e o. roanos such ss ne had -
.H.enHooo Yes.erosy ne Ro1o ouSE tne
Cs olcS siile ,o'r4ey ~ any osnal
rnamnion snip VICE ooAn.
All the gail Coz man oin Nss
70 tnump cut q 9-unner-par
SO. TO set new unofficial record
for rhe 6enxood course.
Al Houghton played the Kenwood
layout in So back in 1893 when he
held down the pro berth there, but
since AIS time the course has been
toughened up bit.
Tsll-browed WiIfred mad eleven 3s
on his card, five A. snd 2 brace Of
IS. PLAYING IN 2 match With Maury
Evening star., 1937-09-08
100 WOMEN ENTER
GOLF TROPHY PLAY
Helen Dettweiler Heads Field TO
Contest for Corhy Cup at
Columhie Tomorrow

4 EsnEn ~ .Ae!~n DeCtwenet
III ne District END 1AaryIaoo
che mplor, 2. held or !QS Ieml-
- - nina aoliels rom CLUBS anous
tns Capital will play lomca1ow Al CO.
lunloia in the 18-hole medal play
tourney for the Corby trophy. The
tournament opens The Fall season for
the fair golfers of the city. Here are
the pairings:
e.16-Mrs. Gale Z. pugh fMan.), Mrs.
.. R. Hutchinson (Man), Mrs. D. s. Plat
s9as Man.. s20.Mrs; =. I; Lacey (fan.l
KEN. s:25~Miss Berniece Baker r r. 81,
Mscndbasio Me- HOPE Wilkins0n Him q 81 Mrs. :.
Mrs, E., L. DUNES (WashJ. s:85wMrs.
G: L James (Col.l. MIS-. w 8. Jarvis
q. s., Mrs; F.. NJ. Shinkle &C. c.. SAP
MFS- Sc6i J. H,s II Garter e. ~ MRS G. 2. Bills
MRS. <. S. Giles q. s.. MRS. j. W. cramer
s55.Mrs s. scgiysnisrA si AGsSfE {Msn), N Mrs. IT T.
MANI .9:Q0--Mrs. r L. Lewis (cong.l,
Mrs. Q. G. Elhle Cong. Mrs Wilkinson
((Geong). (esng mr. 9:o5TMrs. :, Woodlief Thomas
Ino; Bergolin fKenl. 9:IO-Mrs. Richard
Sutton (Wssh,l. Mrs. Douglas .Tscflif-
feley wash Mrs; Marriott wash.
y. o. Porter II. s.. Mrs. il John m Lever ever
q. s.. 9:20-Mrs; \. stabier, tcoI), Mrs.
ken Mnnik 995fIsI SGoI s,,dH Mrs r. aot7e
MRS. !. F. Gross tCol). Mrs. Florence God
frey 1B. d.. 9:30-AGrs. J. F.. Dodwall
1oonne b s. Mrs. Mrs Dickinson Let's &C. c.; MRS;
bord a1h tcol & ;, MIS- Joseph Mari oooI;). Mrs
s5dlqs Gilbert Hahn Hahn WOOD MS. Ralph Gold
Wood 9:45--Mrs. n. A. Knox (Cone1 .
Mrs. Myron DaYy Cong J. Mrs. Davis Weir
S6,oI SsGon0 & ;; 3 s'20nMrs; J. ". Beller (col J.
7. 81, Mrs " r. stokes i. s.. Miss Miss
Rantop Marion b syoCn (Mso as,a 1o;oomMrs ?:
Earl Amicb col Mrs. George Hussey y
a NJ. I0.l0-Mrs. L b. Plstt &C. CT.
Mss Mss Helen t1ettweiieI (Cong.), Mrs. j.. G.
Mr., Io:tsMM,s esiI5 mscss, n Rrundsoses So Gel
'Kenl. Mrs E. p. Hun Ken 1osai' 1o:ss-
Wrissht 4. S. J. Mrs J 7. Powell : Mar
howard Simons MANI, Mrs. r. N. Beavers
M4s Man. 2 Nri pna9.. p NJ n, MePher;qn ! MAJ. @
e . Mrs Charles les McGowan cs 3. sfijp'n 81
i0.ah-Mrs. Charles RanGe (R. d., Mrs
q. ID. 10 5O-~Mrs Frank kramer
B. D. ;. Mrs. Albert Person (B. d., Miss
Mary Frownfeiter CB. D.. 10.55-Mrs
lB. d.. Mrs. j. j. Mccarthy Is. 81.
\ 00-Mrs. Mihills (Cong.), Mrs. George
G99etsmpsn o.9enp 'cons) Mrs. James Hi j.
Cong ,. MIS- Dan Moorhsm Coma, Mrs
Harold Powell fonst.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

reenrh cs me from 2 bad chip on he
twelfth and a. missed a-footer on the
thirteenth. Both sre par-5 holes.
WHFRED reports that there won'l
be any Snead-Guldahl match a.
Kenwood next Sunday. He further
,eportg that Snead and GuLdahl ere
said 10 have split up thcit exhibition
natrc combination End thsb ne w-u
NY 10 3eg SneAo oA-s ,or m a, N lsLeI
m tne s.&4 sur it won't 0s next
SUNDAY.
On That day Tie local pros are billed
TO play q little exhibition contest at
argyle. Psirings will be announced
later, as will be the pairings for the
pro-pro hest-ball tourney at Kenwood
next Monday. This will be the cur
rain-raiser on the Fall pro schedule
locally. IL will be played over the
36-hole route.
TALL, REQ headed Jimmy Tnomp-
son, son of Forrest Thompson, was
SbA ttN1y AAlr guy W ASh ce lliE
golfers Of the Columbia Country Club
bsttled down the horne stretch today
for The title vacated by Buddy Bowie,
who is not defending his crown.
Thompson faced Fred Rita today in a.
seui-dnsl match after winning the
medal with round of rs and then
blasting ont Earl Ssinker the pre-
tournament fayoriie, by and 3, in q
frst-round ma stch. The other semi
final contest lay between William J.
Flstber, ir, and Buddy Pope. Final
isis in The second fight were Pete
Wilson end Jim Murphy, while The
thiro flight f1ns lists were George Rita
and Danny Walser
X ENWOOD golfers will start on over
the coming week END in quest of
The club championship now held by
Levi Yoder. The champion hash +
played around kenWood in months, in
fact has PLAYED pra ctically no golf ell
Summer, He will compete in the Dis
rict Championship sC Columbia next
week. But FIRST he must qualify Sal
urday or Sunday II he hopes 10 retain
his Kenwood club crown There S
quite E. bunch Of hovs who'd like 10
ave IT,
Evening star., 1937-09-08
be on hand to drop q line in the waite
and judge the contests.

pc oli iidllO W crop line III CIl3 water
and judge the contests.
Prizes will be awarded for The
three largest FISH in each of che
usual bay classifica tions.
These are largest edible fish (drllm
channel bass, eJc.l, hlueflsh, rock
frout, harohead, spot, perch, toad and
general (bonito, eel, etc). Prizes
consist of cups and fishing tackle.
Fishing Fair Grounds.
IHE area to be fished includes the
Pstuxent River, Cove Point, Hooper
Island, Ceoar Point and on back 10
The river. That's large enough to get
every boat in the bsv on the fishing
GROUNDS, and it also includes fishing
Spots for all the above mentioned
species
To win prize vou must catch
your Ash from nos owned bv q guide
who IS a member of The fishing fsr
sssocja non. bit rhey are not difficult
10 md as they are al every port in
Maryland waters. Boats from The
M~rylsnd Conservation Commission
and The Coast Guard will ps troL rhe
waters and also will be posted at The
dividing lines OF rhe fishing grounds
Evening star., 1937-09-08

E. Bryant Is responsible for the pick
up in match tallies by the AS. Rob-
ert Feeney lost to Bryant in their
second encounter. Stuart Wagman
end Robert Hostler drew their 40
lourned game; Paul Miller of Eastern
scalped Wagmsn in their return bout.
Gen. Basil HogoimDoy eom-
pieied his matches for Team n.
aonexiDg eight wins and tSo
draws, thus boosting the stand
ing OF Team % against Team
C by l4-s.
The four Divan leans are playing
a double round robin which will be
followed by q. cha mpionship elimina-
ZION tourney among DiYsn members.
For Globe rr0tters
RRfriSH Chess Correspondence
sssocis ilon is initiating lis an
nusl overseas prize Journeys In
uiiries should be addressed 10 Mrs.
3. G. hollis. 2 Upland road. Guernsey.
c. l.. England
Tsi los Steiner has departed from
New Zealand tour the hungarian
master PLAYED 100 games, captured
6l8, drew SIS and lost Al
sydney r. Sharp is The champion
of Pennsvlva MIA by virtue of his vie
tory over Barnie F. WinkeImsn.
winkelman is a brilliant chess writer
has authored several chess studies of
excellence and is student of The
game
Sharp is eiose student NJ
chess. has never written hook
and only an occa sionai column.
The cha ampions are usually over
the-boar rd plssers.
A concern located IN New Haven.
Conn, msnufa cUred special tvpe
of composition cbessmen about the
wear 855. The sets we're "a lled Con-
gress Chessmen' and were OF most
peculiar shapes Mai Holt recentlv
showed me sci of these men at his
home IN Jackson. Miss / wonder
if anv of The Stars req ders are &C.
olainted with or have similar chess
sets
In room set spsrt from domestic
uproar Mai Holt has his "chess den. +
where he carrles on % or more postal
"a mes and sdds 10 the collection Of
chess medals that completely fill
l2x16 inch wall panel.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Fights Last Night
r. rhs Associated sress

ss rhe Associated Dress
ohICAGc.--DaYev Das. 135ls. Chr
ssso,, knockeo out Charley Conner, J3h.
erooklyn, N. p. (3l.
NEW YORK.-Harrs Balsamo. So.
view Sork' ' outpoined Irish Bobby Tur-
COLUMBUS. Chio.-Herb Olosket.
l3a, kokomo. Ind. knocked out Charles
Sell, 1873, Columbus 90
LOS ANGELES Hal Dettman. 1851 =.
Cleveland, stopped Bobby yannes,
f6o1a. Los Angeles -
NEW YORK Lou Camps t33, New
seh
u-IzBETH, A. RAY Miner, ia.
Newark, outpoinJed Buddy RYAN, IS.
Roselle Park fs). Larry Lane, 1872,
Trenton, o9tpointed joey Ryan, 151,
SOI.yoKE. Mass ANDRE Jesserun.
fei New York, outpolnteo Mickev
Maksr 1d4'h Basonne, n T. O0).
- CHARLOTTE, n c. Normept
Gus rles, l24, HenderSonvine N. c. uon
ps = Jechnicsl knockouf over Billy anl-
lock, l21, Washington "a,
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Resents Boost for Foe

I+ARR end Hroadribb seldom spoke
at Fsrr's Long Branch training
camn although, when the Welshmen
stepped into the ring, Broadribb was
boss. Ill feeling between the two
reached a climax the night of the
fight when Broadribb said on the
radio, Louis won fairly and cleanly."
Broadribb will clean up his financial
accounts with Fsrr this week and then
return TO England. He said, sitter ne
had signed over his managerial rights
he was fair sick OF the whole hing g"
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Mat Matches
~ tsf Assoc,aled Press

~ rse Assoeis feo Press
@EW YORK --Dsnno o MSnonv ia
Ireland defeated Jesse James 1872
Hollgwooo Calf 20 30N fJameS m
able 70 return 70 ring after being tossed
of matt
PORTLAND. Me Abe Rothhere.
as, New York oefesreo Charlie strack
col Saltwater, Okls two Of three
fans
MINNgA POLLS Rtonko Nsgurski.
e35 International Fails Ainn, de-
fested Dick Rsines. 245, Psducah. rea
sene fam
SAN FRANCISCO Sanoor Szsho.
-fs. Hnnssrs. oefeafeo Pat Frsier Oh.
roStor srpo ~ N % r.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
F. B. / BATTLING W. P. A.

Fedora Bureau of Investigation
YESTERDAY nv forfeit will meet W. r
TODAY IN the second-haif ntie game
AS The G-men were frsi half winners
. loss fodav would call for 3 plav-
of for the 1887 championship OF The
Government Aaeue
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Is Ef1A1B%SzRE4zNs31
By GEORGE ttuBtR ~

T<HERE will be big doings down on
The bay soon Wirh the second
annual chesapeake Bay fishing
fair scheduled for the eight
eenth end nineteenth Of This month
off Solomons Island Fishing will
start a. dawn Saturday and end at
noon SUNDAY
THIS IS the biggest gathering ~
anglers on the Chesa pease this season
and unless you already have hoat
reservations YOU better hop around
and engage one. Every fisherman you
know will be there, from Governor
Harry Nice on down the line. Offlcia1S
Of the Bureau Of Fisheries also will
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Stars cslcrda,

sv ne Associated Press
Mel Almsds Senator'S Drove oOt
ihree hitS III each game Of reUols-
header with REQ Soy
Phil Caysrretta, Cubs-oroye IN hair
OF cams eight runs against Cards
WIN Two doubles and ? single.
Pled Fitzsimmons and Roy Henshsg
Dndgsrs-C Combined to hold Bees 70 siS
hits sud one rlIp.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
LIST SH0' PLhY-OFFS
ramss Starting Today Nav Run
Through Next Wedn eeoey.

sA SBURY. September g lpl.-The
nlayof series schedule for the Eastern
Shore League pennant mas been drawn
ss follows
Iocag, Centrevlile al Esslon. tonignf
Fsmbrid2e at SghSburs
THURSDAY, 2:30, EasUor at ceDtreytlte
"l[nt' 3, salisbury q Cambridge
Frlosy Uf CentreVille and Esston soJlt
nFst uwol, Cenlreville and Faston nIsy st
PARK 70 be selected by flip OF coin al
nc or Thursday game
Friday night fif Salisbury snd Cam
nrio2e split first two), Salisbury and Cam
oIiose play AT park TO be selected BY lin
N ccln st end Of Thursday game
SATURDAY, winner Of Salisbury am brio qe
series plays ct home against winner Of
e1treyllle- -EsSson seriex
olaoaN, SsESohry-Cambrinz r. seeiss s-in-
.sriss Winnsr.
Aonoey, Ceoiref le So sjon aer.ss VIII.
0tr. rlagS ~ .. psrA- G. Ssli-og-- -Camh. IDS :
cries winnet.
Tuesday tunl2ss ole tear as wen ,nr
NEE neCezsslT ors OF nhsf SzIispdrv-
zmnrIo5e series winner st psls OF Cen.
.reNilIe-EsSton series winner
wednesday tunless one team has won
three games), the two teams will play AZ
. nsrk 70 be selected by a Flip Of a coin
~ the Tuesday game.
=. II both teams agree, the location al
pne games can be fixed in either park,
Evening star., 1937-09-08

beer for aces and Howard collected
with l47-yarder on the four
teenth hole.
Aces run IN the family of Or
c. r. Hoist nf Lirtle Falls, MINI. In
l92S DR. Bolsr msed the first hole
in lone on the Little Pals Town and
Country Club. The other DAY his
daughter Florence sced the same
hoie-ths i35-ysrd eighth
Harry Hillman. track coach al
Dartmouth, did some good sprint
ing IN the run IN The 104-yard
fourth a. the Hanover golf course.
scoring an ace.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

The longest ace Of the laIe returns
with perfect 2s7-ysrd poke on the
ninth hole of his local country club
just 10 prove il doesn't always take
big strong person 10 turn the
irick. John Cipriana Of Buffalo.
N. Y. onesrmed golfer. Joined
up with an ace on the llS-yard
ninth al Cazenovis Park.
Howard Pill, former sports editor
NJ the Montgomery. Ala. Adver-
tlSer. probably got The wettest re-
reption ef the acerS. The Peanvoir
Country Club of Montgomery offers
Two eases of whisky and case NJ
Evening star., 1937-09-08
WINS 81 900 HORSE EVENT

rors 10 "a
NDTANAPOt. Sept emher 3 Hq
Resu Parade. owned by the Audrey
Choice Stable Of Providence, +. j.
reigned Booag rs hve-gaited grand
champion in the stallion and eelding
division of The Indiana State Fair. He
Non =. 8 900 event, sponsored bv the
Indiana Board of Agriculture.
Evening star., 1937-09-08

~ ne Associated Press.
n yEw WORK. September g.
Every state except Louisl-
v ana, Mississippi. Nevada.
= Neu Mexico and North
Carolina ives represented TODAY as
the latesI count showed 5S2 mem
hers of fhe Associated Press Ma
tionsl Hole-in-One Club Topping
the States was Indiana With 70. or
a more Than its closest ace Stale.
Minnesota
Al so more aces we're reported
trom scattered sections. A. r.
Mevet Northheid. Mlnn scored
Evening star., 1937-09-08
SOFT BALL LIST LARGE.

CHICAGO, September tP, Quail
tying for The national smatAlr Soft
ball championship tournament will
close tonight. with prospects Of a
Total entry OF as teams when the event
, opens its foUr-dsy run al Soldier Field
FRIDAY night.
Evening star., 1937-09-08
MINES IN PLAY-OfF
o Donnel's. Coffev's ia Series for
Second alf Title.

o Donnel's 20 victory over the
Coffev Screen dismonoers yesterday,
goiind-up Industrial League piav with
a ne for second half first place be-
tween these teams rhat UliI necessltat te
4 fhree game pisy-off beginning This
afternoon 10 determine ihe second
half champion
If the Grillmen VINO won the hrst
half little should lose in The olay-off
snorher three-game series will be
PLAYED 10 decide rhe 1887 cha mpiou
Evening star., 1937-09-08
Winning Tournament Golf Based Boness in Shotaking
~ II +, E s
Ry PAUL i. MILLER, IR.


~ EORGE HERVEY, q tlreless
postal player of the local
I I armament, dropped p post
> card game TO Mai. i. p. Holt
NJ JACKSON, Miss. in the Correspond
ence Chess League Of America S inter-
sectional tourney.
G. c. Rettinger, Mrs Ids Frohlin.
Mary Owen and Charles w. Walker
are new members Of the Washington
Social Chess piyan that meets tonight
at s O'Clock at the Parsside Hotel
Other fans will find the Divan a most
cheery rhlh. Why mot visit tonightP
says Norval Wigginton, chess in
structor.
Team A Is leading Team IN The
Divan quintet battle. 21-17. William