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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

tt potrestany i "a cenu vlastni-
no zivota.
Obrazek verne predstavuje
pomery vladnoucf dobe pod
danstvi. Razovite postavy, kro-
,je, zpevy a zvyky vyvolajf We
vas presnou pTedstavu tehdej-
SIGH dob. Fotografie a krajin-
ne scenerie jsou prekrasne, di-
alogy zvonf jiskrivou slovenci-
nou, zkratka cely film stoji "a
to, ably no kazdy slovensky a
cesky clovek spatril. V. H. V.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
$74.897 ma DAM msstu.

Baltimore Transit spolecnost
zaplatila V prvn1m ctvrtletf to-
hoto roku do mestske poklad-
ny ma DAM $74.897. We ctvrt-
lett ma j1zdnem prijala $2,476-
OTIS. Pr1jem u prirovnani s pre-
design rokem klesl O $143.715.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Marylandsti farmaTi dostali
$828.251.

DR.. T. B. Symons, feditel
Marylandske Extension sluzby
v College Park, Md, oznamii,
re 1928 farmard v Marylandu
obdrzelo do 3. dubna $685.
251.54 pro spolupGsobenf s
programem roku 1886, die ne
hoz zdrzeli Sc Cd vzdelanf cas-
tt svych pozemku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

V sobotu skoncena byla We
zbrojnici 5. pluku vystavka
National Home Show. Vice
neil 100000 osob pc dobu O.
smidennfho jejfho trvanf il ma
vSt1vili. Navsteva lonskeho ro-
ku obnaSela $4,000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Stolete vyroci Puskinovy smrti.

V patek v Latrobe Hall ko-
mana Dude stoleta posmrtnf
vzpom1nka Alexandra Puski-
ma, ruskeho basn1ka a spisova-
tele dramatickych del Johns
Hopkins universitou. Oslava
spojena Dude s hudebnim pro-
gramem, ktery ffditi Dude DIR.
Lubov Keefer z Peabody Insti-
tute.
o zivote Puskinov6 pfedna-
Seti Dude DIR. James Bunyar z
Johns Hopkins university.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16
Mayor jackson v pond6l

w. Nice, ably tento svolal zvla-
stni zasedani zakonodarny ku
pTedelani popleteneho ponce
neho programu, ktery kritiso-
van jest re vsech skorem stran.
Kritika nastala v pondel1 tim
prudsi, kdyz statnf kontrolor,
Gordy, p%rohlasil, re progra-
mem zakonodarny nebude mo-
Emo dosahnouti pf1jm1 potreb-
nych ma pomocnou akci.
Herbert r. O'Conor, gene
ralni navladni, v odpovedi GO
verneru ma jeho dotaz v ponde-
Ii vecer stanovil, re governor
nemuze zakazati cast predlo-
by vypracovane zakonodarnou
Poole vynosu navladn1ho must
predloha zGstati tax jak jest
anebo zakazana celia.
Marylandska lfga zenskych
volicn telegraficky zadala GO
vernera zakazati cast pomoc-
neho programu, kterou licen-
sovano byti ma prijfmanf sa-
EEK.
Kazatelska Unie Baltimorska
jez konala schulz v pondel1 v
luterskem kostele Christ a v
niz zastoupeno bylo asi 20 rdz-
.nych ~denominac1, pfijala reso-
luci ma ZakaZani predlOhy.
Kongresnfk, Ambrose ].
Kennedy, a mnozi JIM, prohla-
sill, re by velice litoval, kdyby
Marylandsky lid trpeti musel
nasledkem pochybene predlo-
ny. Je pro to, ably ulozena by
la zvlastni dan, kterou by zjed-
many byly pTitomne fondy.
"Sun" v redakcnfm clanku
pfse: define tomu, re $4,000
900 by potTebnymi byli ma pro-
vedeni pomocne akce. Deset
cent? ku statnf DAM pridanych
dokazalo by to. Co znamenalo
by tech 10 cent? prldavku ku
vasemu danovemu 1ctu?
Kdybyste vlastnil dim ane-
DO farmu odhadnute ma $4,000
desiticentova prirazka stala by
vas rocne $3.50. Kdybyste
vlastnil dun anebo farmu cd
hadnutou ma $4,000, desiticen-
|tova pfirazka stala by vas roc
ne $500 atd.
Must ma pameti udrzeno BY
tt, re move dane must placeny
byti tou anebo onou cestou
NemGzete krmiti hladovici a
Fodfvati nahe pouhymi slovy
Zaplatit 1cet, je nejednodussi
a nejlacinejs1 cestou a nejcist-
81 cestou Dude pfidan1 malehc
obnosu ku statni prime dani.'
Nevstoupf-li v cestu neco il.
neho, zvlastni zasedanf Mary
landske zakonodarny svolanc
Dude v budouc1m tydnu dc
Annapolis, ably pfedloha pc.
income akce pTedelana byla
Toto dano bylo ma jevo We sire.
du governerem Nice, ktery spo.
lu oznamil, re Dude miti hoto.
YOU jinou pomocnou predlohu
kterou by bylo mono vybrat
pfi nejmensim asi $6,4OO, 900
Governor nejenom il pTedloz:
zakonodarne ale spolu odporu.
cf jeff pTijetf.G Governor odepTe.
prozraditi obsah teto predlohy
Vybor statnl pomoci a do,
brocinnosti vypocetl, re ma pc.
mocnou akci roce potrebova
tt sunni tuto. Predloha, jei
byla prijata zakonodarnou
odsouzenou ma cele care, byls
by We stavu sehnati pro pomot
jenom asi $5,0O0,000.
Prijimanf sack a legaliso
vanf hracskych strojkG, jak Wy
pracovano zakonodarnou, Wy
neslo by jenom asi 5000, 900.
Ze tato hracska predlohs
prosla zakonodarnou, William
Bauernschmidt v reci sve pree
zenskym klubem stanovila
stale sc tim, re "nekdo chtel 81
postaviti proti nekomu."
Promoter konskych zavodi
a promoter psfch zapas1 rva
Ii Sc mezi sebou, Bauern
schmidtova tvrdila a rvack;
dostoupila takoveho bodu, =
jedna strana druhe zasaZova
la notne policky. We rvacc'
dosli k tomu, re "neco naloz
ma stat Maryland" a tim pr.
stat dostal takovou pTedlohu.
HIadovSI No 3G dni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-04-16

Pomona pfedloha ostre
kritisovana.
We vsech stranach statu do
slo v nedeli ku ostrym kriti-
kan a posudkGm pomocne pre-
dlohy jak tato prijata byla "a
sedanfm zakonodarny Anna
polls a jez cekala ma podepsa-
nj governerem Nice, ably Sc sta
la zakonem.
Nekteff z kritik1 vyslovne
zada.ji "a svolanl zvlastniho
zasedani zakonodarny, ably
tfmto vypracovana byla nova.
Mezi temito jest Joseph D.
Baker z Frederick a DIR. j. M.
T. Finney z Baltimore.
JIM nepronesli nahledu sve-
no O svolanf zvlaStnf zakono-
darny &C pine uznavaji pople-
tenost predlohy teto. Mezi te-
mito jest Howard Bruce, de-
mokraticky predak a O. E..
Weller, republican.
Vladnf s~enatori, Tydings a
Radcliffe, prohlasili obtize S
ljakymi zakonodarne pracova-
ii bylo.
Kriticism soustreden byl
hlavne ma nedostatek pTljmG
pro potreby pomocne akce a
ma navrhnute uzakoneni sack
ably z licensf techto potrebne
sunny sehnati Sc daily.
Zvysenf danf ma majetek ne
bylo v1tano hlavne v nekterych
venkovskych osadach.
Nedelnf zprava oznamila, re
governor Nice vahajic1 S pod
pisem ceka ma 1sudek Herber-
ia r. O'Conor, generalnfho ma
vladniho. Nekteri V nedeli do
kazovali, re governor nemGze
zniciti pTedlohu nepodepsanim
ponevac by tim znicil celou
predlohu.
= Osm okresG Marylandu
jsou ma milne co sc vydanf ma
pomocnou akci tyce. Vydaly
jiz vsechny pen1ze, co dostaly
a dalsf nedostanou pred 1. GER
vencem. Pet jinych okresd jest
tax bl1zkymi milne, re jejich
obdrzene pen1ze co nevidet wy
cerpany budou.
To ovsem jest jenom poca-
tex souzenf techto okres1. "a
konodarna V Annapolis We sve
nevedomosti anebo netecnosti
vydala pomocnou pfedlohu ia
koveho fantasmu, re nedosah-
ne Gle, ktereho dosahnouti ma.
Ably mono bylo z1castn1 sc
We vladn1ch pomocich pro pen
Sc sestarlych, ku podpore po-
tfebnych dltek a stat
must urciti priblizne $4,20O.-
900. Zbude-li CO, pnjde to ku
pomoci nezamestnanym.
Zbude vsak neco? Odhad,
k. pr. prav1, re hracf strojky
vynesou rocne $5OO.OOO. To
znamena, re takovych a po-
dobnych strojkG muscle by Ii
censovano byti ma 10000 a da-
no uz1vanf. M1ze nekdo &C.
kati, re 10000 takovych stroj-
XII a .podobnych mohlo by u.
m1steno byti v tax malem statu
jake jest Maryland, kde jejich
uzfvanf by vyneslo $25 ma da.
nj?
Vezmi dan tech, co zamest.
navati Sc budou prijfmanfm sa.
EEK. To vynesti ma rocne ma
$4OO.0OO. Kazdy takovy pri.
jfmac ma platiti $4,000 a k to.
mu jednoprocentn1 dan ma vse.
chny sazky. Predpokladano-li
re dvacet pfij1mac1 sack mo.
hou potfebne licensnf poplatky
a "a dost uciniti vsem jinym O.
mezenfm = coz jest notify do.
had = Dude treba jimi posta.
rati Sc, ably jeste vyssf fondy
kazdym rokem sehnany byly.
We skutecnosti, neni docels
jisto, re move dane staci ma 20
treby starobnlch pensist1, pc
tfebnych d1tek a osleplych. Il
by neco zbylo pro nezamestna
ne, media sc mysleti. ZadnJ
div, re governor Nice vaha 20
depsati vypracovanou predlo
hu zakonodarny. zadny div
re mestsky zdanovaci trad u
vazuje As procentnim zvysen
DAM.
Baltimore mesto a okres,
stojf tvar1 We tvar nedostatk1
pomocnych 'fondG, budou-li ia
TX ~2h0A
Evening star., 1937-12-09

League belongs to Eloise Rhoad.
Alberta Baudu shot high set of 302.
Sets Season Record.
ELLEN VEIHMEYER climaxed her
season record set of 355 in the
Eastern Star League with 1856, high
game of the evening. featuring Joseph
H. Milan's sweep over Lebanon. Hell
ena Kohler's l28-337 failed to stop
the champion Mizpah team from
beating her Unity Club, 2 to /. Beth
any shut out Acacia when Margaret
Redman came through with nifty
l32-339.
A 586 game count, tops for the
c. e. P. Telephone loop. averted
shutout for Construction No l by
Accounting Government, however,
sank Cleveland with high team set of
1884. Randlett's 145 gave A. T. e. T.
2-to-l edge over Construction No. 2.
Terry's Home Appliance team drew
within game of the leading Marl-
boro Hotel in the Recreation League
flag chase by sweeping Cooke Press,
while the pace-setters were dropping
2-to-1 match to University Shop in
which Ouncie Harrison's 406 featured.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Londos Still Popular.

I ONDOS left America shortly after
losing to Dan O'Mahoney in 1894,
and when opposition ran out in the
other continents he decided to return
to this country. where he has been be-
sieged with offers.
The advance sale indicates record
crowd for the season. In view of the
heavy guarantee, Promoter Turner
has announced that fair patrons must
pay full scale tonight.
There will be an attractive support
ing card, with Mildred Burke of CO.
lumbus, Ohio. claimant of the wom-
ems welterweight championship, max
ing her debut in a finish match
against Clarice Davis of Central City,
Iowa.
Billy Hanson of Salt Lake City tan
giles with Franz Schuman of Germany
in 45-minute semi-wind-up; AL
Periera, Italian champion, who drew
with Londos Monday night in Balti-
more when the ring collapsed, faces
Abe Kashey, and Paddy Mack of Ire
land meets Henry Kulkovich, Polish
wild man, in Commute bouts.
Wrestling starts at $50.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Pacini on the Job.

OLL1E PACINI, manager of North
east Temple. gave assurance to-
day that his establishment would back
the tournament to the fullest extent
and that heavy increase in entries
could be expected from leagues roll
ing on the Temple drives. Pacini is
striving to regain his national No.
ranking and stands more than an even
chance to succeed.
The National Capital League, one
Of the city's oldest loops. is slated
to roll en- masse tonight This is only
one of many leagues that are plan
ming to enter solid before the final
qualifying night of December e.
Bowlers not affiliated with any
league can enter The Star tourna-
ment by visiting their favorite drives
and rolling five games from scratch.
There Is no entry fee.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
NAVY STRONG MAN
WILL JOIN BOXERS
Bergner, Most Powerful MILDLY by
Official Test, Now Laid Up
With Injury.

4 NNAPoLIS, Md, Dec. AL Berg
ner, Naval Academy strong man
and regular left tackle of the eleven,
now in the Naval Hospital recovering
from an injury, will join the boxing
team as soon as he is able, probably
after the Christmas holidays, and an
other fine Navy heavyweight seems to
be on the way.
Bergner, weighing 215 pounds and
8 feet inches in height, is the
strongest midshipman In the academy
by official test, and, probably, the
strongest that has ever entered.
Injured in the Princeton game.
Bergner was not able to play against
the Army, but has decided to box
this season. During the summer
cruise he worked under the instruc-
ton of Spike Webb. the boxing coach.
Next spring Bergner will play Ia
crosse, in which he has had consider.
able experience.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
RemOn Renamed
upRegatta Head

JOHN A. REMON again will head
the Presidents Cup Regatta
for 1888. Remon, as we'll as other
officers, was reelected unanimous
ly at a meeting of the association
last night in the Willard Hotel.
DR.. R. Lyman Sexton is vice presi-
dent and Harry Sommerville secre-
tary.
The board of directors, meeting
earlier at dinner, heard that a
new attendance record was estab-
lished for the regatta in September,
when 100000 persons viewed the
combined pageant at the Water
Gate and the speedboat races off
Hams Point
This number echpsed all previous
marks for regattas held anywhere
in the United States.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
New Army Code
Bars Cuckeyson

I 1NDER Army's new athletic
code Bill Guckeyson, former
University Of Maryland football
and track star, will be barred from
participation in athletics at West
Point. Now a plebe. Guckeyson is
included in the restrictions placed
on men who have competed in ath-
letics at college prior to enrolment
at West Point.
Carl Hinkle, Vanderbilt's all
America captain, who contemplates
entering the academy, also would
be ineligible for Army teams.
An academy official said, how
ever, 1--WE will welcome Hinkle and
hope he goes through to make a
fine officer"
Evening star., 1937-12-09
LEM|EUZ RETURNS
T0PLEASE CROWD
Archlba!d's Ring Foe Gets
Many Repeat Bouts at
Fans Request.

4 NXIOUS to display Just why
~ promoters are eager to grab
~ him for return matches, Biff
n Lemieux today invaded this
sector to complete light training for
his 1O-round feature bout with joey
Archibald at the Rialto tomorrow
night.
Meeting Archibald for the fourth
time, Biff explained he also has fought
Harry Jeffra, world bantamweight
champion, four times. His crowd
pleasing tactics, he says, are the rea-
son for his repeat numbers.
jackie Carter, preliminary favorite
here last year, will clash with Irish
EDDIE Foran in an eight-round semi
final, while pair of six-rounders list
joey Green facing Bill Temes and
Johnny Compo meeting Mel De Shong.
A four-round opener will be added
by Matchmaker Howard Livingston,
Evening star., 1937-12-09
MenOw Best Tw0-Year-Old.

THERE was no argument over Hal
Price Headley's Menow being the
outstanding 2-year-old of the year.
He faced the barrier only six times, but
won three, including a new world
record for 6 z furlongs in the Belmont
Futurity. His earnings of $67,825 were
tops among the juveniles.
The record, which also included two
seconds, gave the Kentucky bred colt
margin Of 566 vores to 800 over w. S.
Kilmer's Nedayr, a late-seaSon sensa-
ton. Menow also received Is votes as
the best horse Of the year. Mrs. Ethel
" Mars Tiger was third with 246.
Then came the Valdina FARMS Ted
dy's Comet with 124 and Mrs. Mars
ill-fated Sky Larking with los.
The race for 2-year-old filly honors
was close two-horse affair, with Mrs.
Edward Friendly's Jacola of Warren
ton, Va, getting the decision over the
Wheatley Stables consistent Merry
Lassie. The vote was 642 to 524 John
Hay Whitney's Inhale, the third horse,
polled only SO votes.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
LONE D. c. RINGMAN
is LEFT IN TOURNEY
Matthias Goes for All-America
147-Pound Title at Boston.
Schwartz nm Shelf

POBBY MATTHIAS, talented 147-
pound Eastern Golden Gloves
champion, will be the Districts only
representative in the all-America box
ing finals at Boston Monday night
Bobby Schwartz, who captured the
light-heavyweight crown, will be
forced to undergo competition due to
nose injury.
Schwartz will remain idle at least
a month and may not fight at all un-
less an operation is performed, it has
been revealed by DR.. James T. Bllrch,
Alexandria specialist. A cartilege in
Bobby's nose was broken in one of
his three fights in the Eastern scraps
last week.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Put Sullivan in Shape.

OUT of a clear sky, in December,
1888, Sullivan challenged Kilrain
to a fight at $4,000 a side. 1t was
against the law to make matches in
this country, so the fighters and their
hackers went to Toronto, and, on
January 7, 1889, the articles were
signed, forfeit money posted and the
fight set for July at whatever place
would be available.
Sullivan's hackers decided that
$4,000 was too much to risk on a
fighter not in good condition. They
asked Billy Muldoon, nationally
known as wrestler, to train Sulli-
van. AS a result, John L. was in the
finest condition in his career when he
faced Kilrain that hot July day in
Mississippi.
1t was a slashing fight and there
was plenty of rough stuff. But Sulli-
van, in great condition, was with
standing it better than Jake"
Finally, Billy Edwards, Kilrain's chief
second, threw in a towel, acknowl-
edging defeat. Jake" always in
sisted afterwards that he could have
gone on to win.
Kilrain continued to fight for sew
eral years and knocked out George
Godfrey at San Francisco, in 1891,
In a Aground fight, under Queens
bury rules, which lasted nearly three
hours. But he was knocked out by
Frank Slavin at Hoboken, N. j., that
year, in 9 rounds. He also fought
Steve O'Donnell, an Australian heavy
weight, in 1895, eight rounds to q
draw in Boston, and was knocked out
by O'Donnell in 81 rounds that same
year. When Frank Slavin again
knocked him out, this time in one
round at Baltimore, Kilrain retired
after "a years of battling.
"Jake" ran hotel in Baltimore
for time, taugh boxing, was a row.
ing coach, and later went on the
road with Sullivan. Years ago he
moved to Somerville, Mass, and
worked on the playground until he
got Job as watchman with the
Fore River Shipyards in Quincy,
Mass He retired in 1880 after Is
PEARS ON that job. Since then he
has made his home in Quincy with
his children. Mrs. Kilrain died in
1890. He has two sons.
tcopyrisht. 1887. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-12-09
STILL KING Of MAT.
LONDOS CONTENDS
Greek Wrestler Hopes to
Prove Claim in Go With
Bartush Toniuht.

YIM LONDOS. biggest box-office
attraction in the history of
wrestling, will make his first
- appearance in Washington in
three years at Turner's Arena to-
night. London crosses paths with
Billy Bartush, the Lithuanian grap-
pier, who a few seasons ago was the
magnet for large crowds at the old
Auditorium and at Griffith Stadium.
They will wrestle in a one-fall-to-
a-finish match, with the Greek de-
termined to prove that he still is
the ruler Of the mat. London has
announced that he is the "interna-
tional champion" and by way of
justifying his claim, he points to
the gold belts awarded him for cham
pionShip matches in South Africa,
Australia, Greece and more recently
in Baltimore, where the Maryland
State Athletic Commission recognized
him as the mat king following his
victory over George Pencheff.
Those who have seen the Greek
grappler perform since he returned
to this country from his worldwide
transforming tour say that he still
Is the Londos of old.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
May Retire Carr
AsPrOCrid Head

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-Joe Carr,
Columbus, Ohio, president of
the National Professional Football
League, may be forced by illness to
relinquish the presidency of the
organization he founded II years
ago.
That was the unconfirmed report
in professional football circles to-
day. Carr is recuperating from an
illness that incapacitated him early
in the season and seriously affected
his heart. Carl Storck, also Of CO.
lumbus, vice president of the
league, is assuming Carr's duties.
The report said that two Of the
clubs were in favor of retiring Carr
to an advisory post ct his present
salary.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Kilrain
Continued From First Page.)

Kflrain was that his right arm was
In plaster cast. 1t had been broken
In a fight that January with Patsy
Cardiff at Minneapolis When it
healed the arm had to be broken again
and reset.
Meanwhile, Jem Smith of England,
the champion there, accepted Kill
rains challenge. They were matched
in November and fought in December,
1887. on Isle st. Pierre, off the coast
of France. 1t was hard fight Sev-
eraf stories came back about what
happened; among them how Smiths
friends broke in during the fourteenth
round and milled around for 10 min
utes before the fight was resumed
When darkness ended the 106th
round, it was agreed to fight the next
day. But friends of both fighters sue
ceeded in getting them to agree to a
draw. That fight won for Kilrain an
international reputation.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
TIGERS SPURN TRAINER
Princeton Budget Doesn't Call for
One, Report Reveals.

The fact was brought out at recent
Princeton alumni foregatherings that
Tiger elevens have no trainer and
have not had since the retirement of
Keene Fitzpatrick, which came about
before Fritz Crisler took the reins
at Old Nassau.
The understanding of outsiders had
been that Fritz never wanted one,
nor needed one; but now it has de-
veloped that the athletic budget does
not seem to admit of one.
Princeton's athletic revenue for the
fiscal year ending June. 1887, was
s344,475o9; expense, S327,86250.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Is 3-Year-Old Champ.

THE Riddle ace, winner of eight
races, including the Kentucky
Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes,
and $166, 500, easily won the 3-year-
old title. He was the first choice of
every writer for that honor and out
distanced T. P. Morgan's TeXas-owned
Heelf1y, 1853 to 3l1 votes. Third place
in the voting for 3-year-olds went to
the Shandon Farms Burning Star
with 237.
Although no provision was made for
naming the champion of the handicap
division, it was decided to award a
special plaque to Seabiscuit's San
Francisco owner. The son of Hard
Tack, purchased for $500 late in
the 1886 season, piled up a record of
IL victories, two seconds and third
in IA starts and was the years leading
money winner, with $168,64250 to
date. The two races in which he
finished second-Santa Anita Handi-
cap and Bowie Handicap-he lost by
nose.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Telephone Lacquer Bow to Front Star Prem
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLYOKE, Mass.-Danno o'Ma-
honey, Ireland, and All Mercier,
Springfield, drew. (Heavyweights),
80 minutes.
NEWARK, N. Jesse James.
188. Hollywood, Calf, and DR..
John Propkick) Murphy, 1872,
Boston, drew. One fall each.
BOSTON. - Everett Marshall,
20, La Junta, Colo, threw George
Dazzler) Clark, 1913, Scotland,
22:25.
LOS ANGELES.-El Pulpo, 1875.
Mexico, defeated Nick Lutte, 2l5,
Los Angeles, two of three falls.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
O'NEILL IN DOUBLE JOB
Pilot Made Business,

Ex-Tribe Pilot Made Business,
Field Manager of Bisons.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 9 (P.-
The Buffalo International League
Bisons have new boss-square-j jawed
Irish Steve ONeill.
John. Gehm, president of the club,
said today the board of directors had
retained O'Neill for the next two
years as field and business manager.
ONeill succeeds Ray Schalk as field
manager and Leo r. Miller, who re-
signed several weeks ago, as business
manager
Evening star., 1937-12-09
War admiral Is Voted Best Horse of Year. M
Although Ciuen Close Contest by Seabiscuit
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ALTIMORE, Dec. e.-War Ad-
x miral, unbeaten 3-year-old
owned by Samuel Riddle of
Philadelphia, today was
awarded the turf's highest honor when
he was judged the outstanding race
horse of the year by 256 sports writer's.
Although they never met in what
would have been the race of the year,
the Admiral and Mrs. c. S. HoWard's
4-year-old Seabiscuit staged nose
finish in the poll conducted by the
Turf and Sport Digest. Only 18 votes
separated them in the final count.
War Admiral, son of Man O. War,
polled 621 votes on the basis of 8
points for first, 2 for second and / for
third. Seaoiscuit, himself grandson
of Man O. War, received 603. The pair
had the race all to themselves, as Will
liam ziegler, jr.'s Esposa, which fin
ished third, tailed only 140 votes.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
BUDGE, MAKO PRESSED

MELBOURNE, Australia. Dec. 9 LP.
Don Bulge and Gene Mako Amer
1can tennis stars, encountered difficult
ty IN dlsposing of Jack Rromwich and
Huxley. IS 3-6, Ga, 4-6, IS, in
the semi-fnals of the Victorian cham
pionships. The Americans will meet
Jack Crawford and Vivian McGrath
in the final