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The Washington times., 1937-01-09

Such a husband would be
very dull and boring. He
would make life a routine and
rob his wife of her greatest
privilege, that of construc-
tive criticism. Every woman
likes to exercise her right to
husband-control.
Realism on the screen has
done a great deal for hus-
bands. And wives, too. 1t
has made them human and
understandable.
For years, stories, novels
and screen plays have de-
voted their attention to
young and immature love.
The Lochinvar on a white
horse and heroine imprisoned
in a tower theme.
Romances among mature
people have been the most
interesting throughout his
tory, but apparently they
were obscured by romances
Of tempestuous, flaming
youth.
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The Washington times., 1937-01-09
Myrno 10y Thinks q Perfect
Husband Would Be a Bore;
ovors Leslie Howard
Dear Andy Kelley,


No woman really wants perfect husband. Oh, know,
talk about finding the perfect husband that mythical
husband who does exactly the right thing at the right time
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Foreign Stars Threat.

T UIGI BECCALI. Italy, 1882 Olympic
1900 champion; Miklos Szabo.
Hungary, and Archie Sar Romani.
Kansas State Teachers, may be fac
tors, although none is familiar with
board tracks. Even Paavo NurmL
the flying Finn. found boards veNng
when he first invaded America.
rate San Romani the worlds best
outdoor miller, but veterans of the in
door circuits know how to take the
turns like thieves and pick up ter-
rifically on green men.
Meadows, the Southern California
star. will be out to avenge his defeat
by Ohe Of Japan. but both stars may
be defeated in powerful field that
includes George Varof of Oregon.
world outdoor and indoor record
holder; Harding Of Yale and Medina
OF Princeton.
The 600 and 1000 runs must be
discussed together. John Woodruff,
Negro star from University Of Pitts
burgh, and Olympic 800 champion.
runs in one. His long, loose stride
is not ideal for boards. but he has
such terrific speed feel he will win
the race he elects.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
THE Executive Committee Of the
WASHINGTON MAID
IS BEATEN AT GOLF
Ellen Kincaid Bows by One Up
to Mrs. Lippitt in Play
at Ormond Beach.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ORMoND BEACH, Fla, February
27-Ellen Kincaid of Washing
ton, D. c., was defeated i the semi
final round of the 5econd division in
the annual South Atlantic women's
golf championship at the Orinond
Beach Golf Club yesterday She lost
to Mrs. S. B. Lippitt of Albany, Ga,
by l up.
Miss Marion Miley Of Lexington,
KY, winner of the event in 1885. and
Miss Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia.
S. c., the medalist, won their matches
in the title fight Ii the 18-hole final
for the championship.
Miss Miley. holder Of the trans
Mississippi championship advanced
at the expense of Miss Dorothy
Traung Of San Francisco, the 1886
Western golf queen. the formers mar
gin being up and to play, while
Miss Hemphill, champion of the Caro-
linaS, defeated Mrs. William Hocken-
jos of Hopatcong, the New Jersey
State title holder, by 2 and /.
Evening star., 1937-02-27

door and indoor mile record holder.
and Gene Venzke, world 1,500-meter
indoor standard bearer and tonight's
defending champion.
Then there is the sudden public in.
terest in pole vaulting, spurred by that
superb and smiling son Of Nippon.
Sueo Ohe, and George Varof.
And who knows what surprise
awaits this crowd? The mile and
two mile runs shaped as the Millrose
Games headliners, yet Ohe was voted
the outstanding athlete on his l4-foot-,
3-inch vault that won and defeated
Earle Meadows, Olympic champion.
You never know where the lightning
will strike.
On 1887 board form Cunningham is
a slight favorite. But Venzke was.
underdog here last year, when not
only he, but Cunningham broke
Glenn's old 1900 world record in a
blazing race.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
O'Brien Under Old Form.

EDDIE OBRIEN of Syracuse. 500
run champion, has not regained
his 1896 form. Elroy Robinson, frsnI
the Coast: Abe Rosenkranz Michigan
Normal star; Bill Ray. fc"merly of
Manhattan, and Lou Burns. now there.
are 1000 contenders.
The so sprint also has Olympic
flavor. with Ralph Metcalfe proba aly
in his farewell race; Marty Glickman,
Syracuse; Perrin Walker, Georgia
Tech, and Millrose champ on; Herb
Weast of Columbia. who recently set
world indoor 100~yard record; Eulace
Peacock, Temple, and Ben johnson.
Columbia =
The last two, Negro stars, are at
tempting comebacks after injuries;
but Walker, much improved. Is
favored. g.
The 5000, Don Lash's best distance,
is his dish. Now that he has set
new world indoor 2-mile record, he
seems to be at his great peak again.
Norman Bright, Coast star and de.
Tending champion, and Tom Deckard,
Millrose 2-mile champion, are fac.
tors. ~
In the broad Jump, the Canadian,
Sam Richardson of Toronto, rates to
retain his title. -
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Negro Aces in Jump.

NEGRO stars blanket the high Jump.
Corny Walker, Olympic champion:
Mel Walker and Dave Albritton, Ohio
State, and Ed Burke. Marquette, all
have cleared feet 7 inches, as has
Al Threadgill, Temple.
Completely recovered from a toe
injury which ruined his Olympic hopes,
Sam Allen, Oklahoma Baptist College,
rates to repeat in the 60-meter hur-
dies. even if Forrest Towns of Geor-
gia, Olympic champion. competes. The
distance favors Sam, who recently set
world mark
I've just SKINNED over the field,
going largely on form, which isn't ever
quite safe. They say there's a heart
beat for every spike mark in the
Garden track and the man with the
next world record in his system is
anybody's guess.
This may be the last roundup for
the mile marvels. Bonthron is retired;
Cunningham and Venzke are nearing
their farewells. I have a hunch they
will put on a bilstering duel. They
always have.
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Evening star., 1937-02-27
SARR0N AFTER AMBERS
Lightweight Title Aim of Feather
King, Who Has Outgrown Class.

Petey Sarron, the National Boxing
Associations world featherweight
champion, has outgrown his division
and soon will seek q chance at the
lightweight title held by Lou Ambers,
according to word from johannesburg,
Union of South Africa.
Sarron has been campaigning In
South Africa. He recently scored H.
round Knockout over Iourie Stevens,
ranked among the best Of the light
weights.
He has featherweight champion
ship bout scheduled in London in
April against John McCrory. Sarron
has been fighting recently as light
weight, but will try to make the
featherweight limit for that match.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
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five or six years ago as tow-headed
kid who hung around the golf shop
and hit few balls now and then.
Bobby comes fairly close to being
the handiest youngster at the pitch
and-run shot we have around WASH
i4gton. 1t hasn't been SO many
months back that his dad-James v.
Brownell-bought him his first real
set OF golf clubs. In that set was
No. 8 iron, for which Bobby immedi-
ately formed a deep affection, an
abiding affection that played no small
part in his romp through the District
title tourney last Summer at Manor.
WITH that club Bobby is just about
as deadly SHOEMAKER from
around the edge Of the green as you
would find in month of travel. He's
practiced the shot until he is letter
perfect, and 1t gets him out of many
bad spots when he misses the green
with his second shot
Add 80 pound to Bobby Brownell
and he will be very fine golfer, "
says Treder He is pretty close to
being very fine golfer right now. but
give him more weight and added dis
Evening star., 1937-02-27
NAVY DEFENDS TITLE
Water Polo Crown at Stake in
Contest With Rutgers.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, February 27.-The
water polo championship in the Inter-
collegiate Swimming Association will
be settled by the outcome of the game
here next Wednesday between Navy,
defending champion, and Rutgers. On
the same afternoon the swimming
teams Of the two schools will meet.
The tightest kind Of a game is indi-
Gated by the scores made against Penn,
the third member Of the association
which puts water polo team in the
tank. Rutgers defeated Penn, 81 to IL,
and the Navy won against the Quakers
by 10 to IL.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Overaged Browns Clipper
Confident They'll Be Factors in Flag Race,
DESPITE Squads 29-Year Average.

ing heavily on front office op-
timism and confidence generat-
ing spirit and dash in aging arms
and legs. Two 36-year-old young
sters"-A Thomas, who won II
and lost 9 last year, and Jim Bot
tomley, who had a good season
at first base-are proofs of what
enthusiasm can do.
The teams biggest change re-
suited from the three-for-three
trade with the Cleveland Indians.
Hornsby is sure the Browns profited
by that deal. He thinks that Billy
Knickerbocker will hit 800, that
Joe Vosmik will reach $40 or
better and that Oral Hilderbrand
will win Is or even 20 games.
If they do. and if other ifs come
true, the Browns, seventh last sea.
son, may have an important finger
n the pie this year.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
BIG TABLE TENNIS DUELs.

EVANSTON. Ill, February 81 (R).-
Northwestern University will be host
to the international table tennis
matches to be played at Patten Gym
nasium March 10 between outstand-
ing stars OF this country and Europe.
The matches will bring together Stand
Kolar and LazZio Bellak, European
aces. and Robert Blattner and Sander
CLAM of the United States.
Evening star., 1937-02-27

OBBY BROWNELL, 17-year-old
- Roosevelt High School young
~ ster who sprung the biggest
- local upset of the 1896 golf
season by winning the District ANA
tour championship from Roger Pea
cock, the defending champ, Is per-
mitting no grass to grow under his
cleated brogans this Winter.
Realizing that all the star amateurs
of the city will be cunning for a shot
at the champion, Bobby, baked of a
trip to Miami at Christmas time, is
practicing a couple hours day either
at Manor or Indian Spring. He be-
longs to both clubs. Every day. in
between classes, Bobby hops in his
buzz buggy and rattles out to one of
the two places for a lengthy session
with his golf clubs.
"And he's really In the
groove" says AL Treder, Manor
Club pro, one Of the two men
who has aided Bobby no little
bit in reaching the top rung Of
the local golf ladder.
The other Is George Diffenbaugh,
who started Bobby out in golf some
Evening star., 1937-02-27
WILSON TEACHERS WIN
Gain Trophy With Second Defeat
of Newark State Quint.

A silver trophy was the newest pos
session of the Wilson Teachers College
basket ball team today as . result OF
its second victory Of the season over
the Newark State Teachers quint last
night by q 41-26 score.
The cup was offered to the team
which took two of three games. Viii
sons repetition of q former victory it
scored in Newark, renders q third
game useless.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
&HE:; + s

preparing for a series of interclub
tournaments.
Each Tuesday night the happy
warriors" convene in the War Num-
tions Building for q round Of slugfest
chess.
President Earl Kunkle is
rather cocky these days and the
war boys aren't bit bashful
about telling you how good they
really are.
In the near future rumor has it that
DR.. George w. Hervey's Fianchetto
Five in the Department Of Agricul-
ture is going to seek to exact q sweet
Evening star., 1937-02-27
REDSKINS LOSE BAUGH.

FORT WORTH, Tex, February ~
R.-George Marshall's Washington
Redskins will have to get along with
out the services or Slingin' Samm
Baugh, former Texas Christian foot
ball ace The all-America has
signed a contract reported to call for
$4,000 to coach freshman sports at
T. c. u. It was said Marsha had
offered Baugh a $4,000 salary and
$1,000 for signing.
Evening star., 1937-02-27

Tournament last season by tying with
Charlie Guyther for second place. 81
396 with the pace-setting M. M, Shop,
which copped the rubber game from
Broadside Mount, No. 4, with top team
scores of 622 and 1,707.
The pennant chase found F. g. A
No. l routing Planning and Pol
ishing to tie for the runner-up posi-
ton with Broad Mount, No. !.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
De ANGELO TO FIGHT
Former Ring Favorite to Meet
German in Comeback.

frankie De Angelo. popular feather
weight in the day Of bootleg boxing at
Fort Washington, will emerge from re-
tirement Monday night at Turner's
Arena to meet Joe German in a four
round preliminary to the Irish Eddie
Dunne-Joey Straiges feature l0-round
bout.
In other preliminaries Bobby Dech-
ter will face joey Green in local
lightweight argument, Buddy Grimes
of Richmond will trade blows with
Doug Swetnam, local featherweight,
and Murray Kanner, local heavy
weight, will stack up against Max
Roesch Of Texas.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Eastern Shots Checked.

A FTER that, Eastern never came
closer than three points to tying
the score. approaching Tech at a
24-21 score with less than three min
utes to play. Lombardy, Clint GUAM
trille and Carroll Cotton were the
only Fasteners to score from the
floor, one of Colton's two field goals
coming at the final gun
Previous to the nightcap, Western
had set the stage for its own chances
by great rally which overcame an
early 1876 lead of Central, created
when the Columbia Heights ouint
scored the first points of the game.
Western, however, scored 8 of the last
points made in the first half to
leave the floor with a 14-13 lead at
the intermission.
After keeping pace for the third
quarter and part of the last, when
Western had a 1913 lead, Centrals
attack begged down altogether and
D straight points put the game in the
bag for the Red and White. The
winners scoring was nearly evenly
divided with Gerald Burns leading
with 8 points
Evening star., 1937-02-27
FREE T0SSERs KEEN.EYED.

MACOMB, Ill. February 81 (Pt-
Western State Teachers College and
Normal University hung up some kind
of a free-throw record in their basket
ball game here last night, Normal
cashing in on % out of "a foul shots
and Western making Is in q at
tempts. Western won the game, 43
to Al.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Battle Baltimore Stars.

A N INTERCITY match will be rolled
at O'Clock at the Lucky Strike
with the Tivoli All-Stars Of Baltimore,
captained by Noah Hamilton, clashing
with picked Lucky Strike combina-
ton. Harry Aiken, Howard Parsons,
Joe Harrison, Joe Freschi, Johnny
Anderson and Clifton Hollis are the
local shooters. The battle will be con-
cluded at the TivoI Alleys in Balti-
more tomorrow.
The Virginia State tourna-
ment. record breaker for
entries. comes to . close at
Rosslyn after . weeks rolling.
The ~ teams scheduled to bowl
today will tilt the entry to IS.
Forty -four rolled in the event
T, last year at Richmond.
Twelve teams from Richmond will
include the John Marshall Statesmen,
defending champions, and the Health
Center Cavaliers. Norfolk will be
represented by eight teams, while
Roanoke is sending five teams Two
local Internal Revenue quints also are
on the days card.
Blakeney and Clarke Lead.
THE invading contingents will have
some big marks to shoot at, since
Astor Clarke and Ed Blakeney rolle-
into the mems doubles lead last nigh
with 778. Blakeney has 396 anc
Clarke 1872.
Chalking up set Of 1877, the Arcade
rollers of Harrisonburg assumed ths
mems team lead. The Methodist
Protestant League team took fourth
place in the booster class with 1,677.
Paul Jarman, whose rolling has been
brilliant In the annual Old Dominion
event, Is the all-events leader with
1.149. He shot q 395 in doubles last
night to take the lead. The Espey-
Jarman combination Is second, with
1888. Gait Davis whanged the naples
for 3e3 and paired with Joe Freschi
holds third place with 735. Freschi Is
fourth in singles with 395.
Clarke, defending all-events cham
pion, relinquished his title with LAS
for his nine games.
Blanche Wootton Is holding first
place in the women's singles with 37l
Lorraine GULL is the all-events leader
with 1903.
Manor Wins Pennant.
MANOR CLUB NO. l bowlers are
A'A the 1867 season champions
Of the Country Club Coli League after
a season of tight battling with Ken
wood No. 1. The campaign still has
a week to run. but the winners can
drop three games next Friday and
still finish on top with total pinfalL
Winning five games last
night, two from Indian Spring
No. 2 and three from their fei-
low club members, Manor No. 2,
they clinched the pennant.
Last week Kenwood No. 2 crushed
the No. team and cost the latter
the bunting, for it came back last
night to sweep Congressional No. 2.
The interest now switches to the
runner-up position with Beaver Dam
No. / a potent threat to drop Ken
wood No. 1 to third place. Beaver
Dam swept Argyle No. with Freddie
Moore's 353 set the telling wallop.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Ey the Associated Press.

~ tuC aSeuCAatCu 3ACoos
ut. LOUIS, February 27.-Of
- the field a lot Of things are
new about the 1887 st. Louis
- Browns-new owners, new
scouts, new minor league afflliates
and even newly furnished offices.
But the teams roster, issued to-
day, doesn't show enough new
ness out on the field, experts be-
lieve, to make the Browns more
than q usual stumbling block in
the American League.
For one thing, Father Time has
a strike or two on q good part
of the 29-man squad. Including
Manager Rogers Hornsby, 13 Of
those going to Spring training
camp at San Antonio are 80 years
old or over. The average age
Of the squad Is 20 years.
tn 1HuWuA hoWe10g, ~ 3e0n1-
Evening star., 1937-02-27
MATS WANT CHARLOTTE.

CHARLOTTE, N. C., February q
Py.-The Observer has quoted Joe
Engel Washington farm director, as
saying the Nationals would operate a
club in Charlotte this Summer if a
Piedmont League franchise could be
obtained. Il understand it is practi-
cally certain We can get BERTH" En-
gel was quoted as saying.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Farm Credit Players.

Farm Credit Players.
COMPARATIVELY young, the Farm
~ Credit Chess Club is developing
an enterprising unit among its per-
sonnel.
Among the membership of the latest
addition to the growing chess family
are Sol Rabkin, T. l.. Norris, G. j..
Gerard, Robert Eathorne, Mrs. Pearl
v. Spicknall, L. I. Peck, George Up
man, T. L. Fossick, Jack Hamblin,
Frank Zaglin, Tom Pritchard, Frank
Philbrook. H. A. Vincent, Katherine
Delany and Autumn Deane.
Farm Credit players, wishing to
affiliate with their club, should con-
tact Mrs. Spicknall at Hotel chastle-
ton, apartment 252.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press
NORTH BERGEN, N. J.-Gino
Garibaldi, 214, st. Louis, threw Bill
Sledge, 207, Houston, Tex. (30:06).
OMAHA.-Steve Savage, 212, Chi
cago, defeated Al Mercier, 2l5,
Springfield, Mass. (straight falls).
SALT LAKE CITY.-"The Red
Shadow" 213. defeated Ed Stecher.
2l3. Neaesska 1.-TWO Stratgat fallS).
Evening star., 1937-02-27

Canada, Japan,
Italy end Hun
gary are entered.
Any post-Olym-
pic meet carries
e xtra glamour,
but two advance
factors promise
to make tonight's
meet memorable.
First there is
what may be the
farewell national
indoor duel be-
tween those two
mile m arv e S,
Glenn Cunning
ham world mt
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

NEW yoRK.-Pedro Montanez.
Venturi: 134is Italy I5).
MlNNEAPOL1S.-Edd WenStob, Ed
monston. Alberta. 1s1. outpointed Jack
Roper. 1876. Los Angeles u0).
HOLLYWOOD Calif-Pancho Ley
vas, 1881. Yuma Ariz., .outpointed
Nicky jerome. 123. New York GO).
PHILADELPHIA Massey. 1876.
Philadelphia. outpointed Gene Gallotto.
131 "a. Philadelphia I0): Tony Straz-
zeri; ,130: Philadelphia. defeated Bobby
Larkin, 1872. Garfield. N j. ,6). (ref-
cree stopped bout because Larkin ap-
parentlv not trying).
BIDDEFORD. Me.-Vincent Troiano,
164, Portland. Me- and Billy Allen,
1877, Boston, drew t3i.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. Joe Flocco.
I5l. Philadelphia, outpointed John
Teddy Baldwin, 100. Philadelphia. out
pointed Bobby Green Philadelphia tsl.
BOSTON.-Frank Connolly. 227, Bos-
ton. knocked out Butch Rogers, 1876,
Wallingford. Conn. (3; Domenic Gee
carelli. III, italy. outpointed Buddy
Ryan. 172, Newark. N. j.. 0O).
BERLIN N H.-Babe Beatty, 172.
Sherbrooke. Quebec. knocked out Billie
Ferguson. 191. Portland, Me.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N -J.-Frank
Zamaris. 17S, Orange N j.. stopped
Sonny Staudt. 17S. Paterson. N. J. O.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Sports Mirror
Py the Associated Press

Fy the Associated Press.
Three years ago-Keith Glend-
hill, former ranking amateur,
turned tennis professional.
Five years ago-Gene Venzke
broke world indoor 1,500-meter
record by winning knights of Co
lumbus feature in 1884
Evening star., 1937-02-27
PLAYS FOR TITLE TIE
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Girls Out
to Trim Sherwood.

With an opportunity to tie for the
championship and necessitate a play
of, Bethesda-Che Chase High
School girls basket ball team will
tangle with Sherwood tossers Tuesday
at Bethesda, Md, at $3.50 o'clock in a
Montgomery County League game.
Bethesda Chevy Chase still is in the
running, due to a 46-l7 victory over
Rockville High, and now eagerly looks
to its battle with the league leading
Sherwood outfit. Rae Lee, with II
points, and Mile Curtis, Lucie Ben
nett and Marjorie Jost, with 10 points
each, were outstanding for the win
ners.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
NEW CARD INFIELD.

A Cardinal infield listing Stu Mar
tin at first base. Jimmy Brown,
Rochester graduate, at second; Dur
ocher at short and Don Gutteridge
at third base was the picture limned
by scribes who interviewed Branch
Hickey recently. -
Evening star., 1937-02-27
CLOSE ONE TO RIDERS
Points by Friedrich, Royal Beat
Bethesda Chevy Chase.

Field goals by Friedrich and Royal
IN the final minute of play provided
the winning margin for Roosevelt
High Schools basket ball victory over
Bethesda Chevy Chase, 1927, yes
terday.
Royal, hitherto substitute, paced
Roosevelt's attack with IL points, while
schneider, with Z points, led Bethesda
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
MAY BELFAST DUEL
INDOORS FOR ACES
Venzke Defends Title With
Cunningham Big Rival.
VauIters Attract.
BY LAWSON ROBERTSON.

n YEW YORK, February AZ
nj Maintaining a perfect attend.
VI ance record for indoor ma
4 tlonal A. A. U. championships,
I get the same old thrill awaiting to.
nights meet in Madison Square Car
den, where not only America, but
Evening star., 1937-02-27
w YITH stars and buffers alike
Aj seeking fame and coin one
Wv of the busiest days on the
seasons bowling calendar

cCdoOllo NdACAlAoA
started before noon and will continue
far into the night as duckpinners from
Maryland. Virginia and the District
participate in four major events.
The Inauguration of the Lucille
Young Sweepstakes scheduled for Con-
vention Hall is expected to attract
more than 100 fair rollers whose league
averages are 101 and under. The top
prize is $50 and the Joe Blanken
Trophy. The entry fee is So.
Long before noon the second annual
Pop Crawley Sweepstakes got under
way at Mount Rainier where Perce
Wolfe will defend the title against a
field that is expected to hit the 100
mark.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
TASK FOR NORTHWESTERN.

EVANSTON, Ill, February q lP.-
Northwestern's undefeated swimming
team will seek its seventh straight Big
Ten victory against Illinois at Patten
pool today. Illinois has lost only one
meet, to Iowa, last years champion.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
LONG. SHORT OF DUKES.

Duquesne goes to extremes on Its
basket ball team. Ed Kweller Is 6 tees'
inches and Tuffy Tavano Is 4 fees
II inches. ssssss