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Evening star., 1937-09-24
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


n YEW YORK, September 24.-Joe
nj Louis sat in the press box at
the Polo Grounds last night
and thought young Harry
Jefra was a whiz OF course. Mike
Jacobs has all the winners tied up
II he doesn't land a Fred Apostolic
Freddy Steele title 90 for the Garden
this Winter. it will be Steele's fault
At that, Apostoli isn't so proud
OF his victory Old Man Marcel
Thil was miles ahead on points when
his eye was cut Nobody can under
stand how Referee Johnny Mario
called the Lou Ambers-Pedro Mon
tanez bout a draw Many think
Johnny should have been a base ball
umpire.
Best bout of the evening was the
extra added attraction in which Dan
(One-RounO Parker. sports editor Of
the Daily Mirror. planted a perfect
right on the beak Of Marcus Griffin,
Broadway columnst Of the New York
Enquirer 1t was a pip, while it
lasted +. Nights biggest disappoint-
ment was the terrible showing of
Pedro Montanez Why he didn't
throw his right oftener is still a mys-
terry &. Mike Jacobs served the press
with basket lunches Barney Ross
was worried more than once in his
bout with Ceferino Garcia.
At the boxing commission meeting
yesterday, Chairman John j. Phelan
gave the principals in last night S
show one OF his well-known pep talks.
When Sixto Escobar's turn came
to prove that he understood the rules.
he answered the general in double
Evening star., 1937-09-24

The Gunnar is doing pretty fair
job OF mastering English, compared
to some Of the other foreign fight.
ers go. About all M. Thil and
Senors Montanez. Escobar ct al.
can say Is dollar" -.
Al Schacht, base ball comedian,
just back from clowning in the
minors, was spotted in Lahiff's
Tavern He was grinning as
he struggled with = column OF
f1ggers I'm just checking
up," he said -. Il cleared more
than three times what I used to
get for coaching and clowning In
the majors Going back?
just try to keep me out OF the
sticks The folks out there
appreciate good comedy when they
see 1t" -. !. II we had our choice
Of places to 60 tomorrow, Co.
lumbus would get it -. Texas
Christian and Ohio State. +,
Boy, oh boy.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Cabby May Need Little More Experience


Marquette answer to Johnny Ru-
dolph Maltusch, Leo Randolph
Raddatz. Alvin Adolph Schultz and
Robert Gustav Kirchoff
ia Wohl. tribe OF Indians near
Syracuse. is going to adopt Teddy
Broadribb, Tommy Farr's ex, and
give him the fancy name OF
Laughing Water or something like
that
Foot ball is right on us, all
right -. Satevepost features
Francis Wallace (of Kid Gallahad
fame) in a well-done pigskin pre-
view :. . Jimmy Crowley, Ford
ham; Jimmy Phelan, Washington;
Bernie Bierman, Minnesota, and
Frank Thomas, Alabama, expert
for Liberty, and each picks some
other guys team to cop the honors
in his particular section
Gunnar Barlund. the Finnish
heavy, covered the fights last nisI )
for . Helsingfors newspaper =.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
SNAIL CROWD SEES
STEEL WIN ON MAT
No Smoking Edict at Turner's
May Have Cut Gate, but
Clean Air Pleases.

WHETHER the mo smoking" edict
had anything to do with it or
not, only 800 fans wonessed the
weekly wrestling show at Turner's
Arena last night, when Ray Steele
pinned AL Mercier's shoulders to the
mat for victory in % minutes.
Those that attended, however, were
gratified with the strange, but clean,
atmosphere prevailing during the
bouts.
Although the Steel -Mercier bout,
VIII ich ended with Mercier the vic
TIM of Japanese leg lock after a
series OF body presses and slams, was
billed as the feature of the evening,
the customers seemed to derive more
pleasure from the Reb RUSSELL Billy
Hanson squabble, won by the latter
after 3012 minutes. This match pro-
vided the most heated action, Hanson
ending it all with q flying tackle and
body slam.
Chief Thunderbird performed his
duties the quickest, however, taking
only eight minutes to toss Leo Hyatt.
The Chief used an Indian death
lock and body slam. Abe Coleman
used his famed kangaroo kick 20
dispose of Mike Sterlich in the main
preliminary.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Writers Turn Fighters.

nAN PARKER and Marcus Grimm,
scribes caught the spirit of the
occasion and waged an unscheduled
scrap just after the first main event
was announced :. Griffin came out
second best with a cut lip and oozy
nose Apostoli. product of the
allegedly sunny California, was pro-
tected against the chilly atmosphere
between rounds by bathrobe and
.overcoat i. They use an automobile
horn for the 10-second warning to
handlers to scramble from the ring.
For sheer stamina and cou-
rage, Barney Ross and Ceferino
Garcia both could qualify as
champions.
Garcia was a threat until the final
bell .. The sphinx-faced Filipino,
facing q smooth but nevertheless
merciless champion in Ross, on sew
eral occasions appeared headed for
the welterweight title =. Barney fell
into his arms like sentimental in
ebriate when he was stung by Garcia's
two-nsted pumping in the twelfth
round The champion was pale
and sick at the start of the final
canto, but again he released furry
to retaliate when it seemed he was
doomed to fail
Ceferino's ability to soak up pun
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Foot Ball.
Chicago Cardinals VS.. Washing
ton Redskins, Griffith Stadium,
$50.
Central vs. East Side High. Pat
terson, N. J.
Boating.
Presidents Cup Regatta, of
Hams Point, 11:30.
TOMORROW.
Base Ball.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington,
Grifith Stadium, 3.
Boating.
Presidents Cup Regatta, off
Hains Point, 1:45.
Foot Ball.
st. Johns VS.. Maryland, College
Park, Md, 3.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Shippensburs
State Teachers, Shippensburg, Pa.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, Va, 2:30.
George Washington High VS..
John Marshall, Alexandria, Va,
2:30.
Tech VS.. Maury High, Nor
folk, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Jacobs Carnival
Shows Up Champs
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

NEW YORK, September "a
The best-laid plans of mice,
men and Mike Jacobs often 60
astray. Mike Jacobs did his best,
but all the carnival of champions
proved to $4,000 customers was
that there is no real top champion
and no high-class challenger left
from the bantams through the
n1iddleweights.
With four champions and four
ehallengers tossed into the battle
pit, there wasn't the faintest SEM
blance of thrill in four hours
devoted largely to mixture of the
Viennese waltz and the big apple.
In the way of snappy, exciting
competition, it was what you might
call q very sad occasion.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE New York Giants need only
one more victory to clinch the
National League pennant.
Three Giants, Kauf1, Burns and
Zimmerman, are among the senior
circuits five leading hitters.
Louis I. Doyle's victory over
Dowd featureX the Racquet Clubs
tennis yictory tver Princeton.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Editor Puts on Hottest Bout
AsFour-Champ Ring Carniral
Fails to Produce KnOckdO,vn

talk. whats that, what's that?"
asked the general. Talk slower,
young man" &. For the first time
since Lou Ambers turned pro, Al WE'LL
wasn't in his corner. Al, now
matchmaker at the goth Century,
went out as Louis manager with the
staging of last nights show.
Lionel Levy. the young architect in
charge of Mike Jacobs set-ups for
outdoor fights. is Georgia Tech grad
uate. The crowd last night was
below expectations, but nobody has a
kick. Mike cleared some dough
and when you add it to what he
got out of the Farr-Louis and Brad
dock-Louis fights. he hasn't had
bad Summer-unless you call between
$4,000 and 100000 bad Ambers
VS.. Henry Armstrong is the match
Mike Jacobs wants next also Mike
is casting about for some one to fight
Max Schmeling in Miami in February
and don't let anybody tell you differ
emily.
-Four champions, not knockout.
nary knockdown. +. F.. Wonder what
Benny Leonard and Lew Tender
thought when they saw two guys like
Montanez and Ambers dancing around
for the title they fought for some
years back? They met twice and
drew gates of more than 100000 and
s400,000, respectively. Never saw
working press arrangements so balled
up. . . A little fire drill is needed
over at the goth Century. =. Harry
Jeffra is fine, clean-cut youngster
and it looks as though he'll be king
pin of the bantams just as long as he
can make the weight.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

lShment was amazing A steady
stream of blood poured from siz-
able laceration over his left eye from
the sixth round on, trickling down
both sides Of his nose Still he
waded in to try to plant that snaky
right in vulnerable territory. He
lost only because Ross proved cham
pion from every angle But the
usually dapper champ smeared with
his onw blood, was a mighty relieved
guy when that final gong sounded.
Lightwcights Bore Fans.
TONY CAzONERI, former light
weight ruler, jumped into the ring
and shook hands with the present 1885,
pound king, Lou Ambers, prior to his
tiff with Pedro Montanez That
was the last time Lou had an oppor-
tunity TO employ that right to any ex-
tent during the event, for Pedro had
devised a defense whereby neither he
nor Ambers could hit or be hit with Sc
rious results . . 1t resembled Grit
fifth Stadium special involving Marty
Gallagher and Matte Brown, and easily
gained the dubious distinction of be-
ing the worst fight on the card =. 1t
all was inside battling, with little dam
age inflicted on the bobbing Ambers.
Ambers must have blushed
when he received $65, 900 for the
service he rendered, but 1t wasn't
exactly his fault.
Lou appeared willing enough to ex-
change with the kinky- haired Monta-
nez, but Pedro limited his activities
largely to locking Louis left arm under
his right armpit as a means of stab
bing him with lefts It was dull,
draggy and close, with both judges
voting for Ambers and the referee bal
loting for q draw.
The experts, who feared making the
118-pound limit was like handing q
crutch to Harry Jeffra, now are think
ing Sixto Escobar wasn't such q hot
champion at that Jeffra, former
Baltimore caddy, who still nurses an
ambition to become a golf pro, Travelled
the is rounds at a gruelNng pace and,
(see HAWKINS, Pxge D-23
Evening star., 1937-09-24
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,

n YEW YORK. September "a
N When Gabby Hartnett
4 back with his triple with
the bases loaded the other day,
wag remarked: That guy will be
= good hall player when he gets
. little older" ;.
Julian Black says Joe Louis has
gone nuts over soft ball "and
all he can do is strike out" added
Julian Latest gossip has
the Reds offering Bert Shotton .
one-year contract as manager.
The Garden made q sporting
gesture and gave Jimmy Johnston
the ONCE furniture he has been
using Mebbe it's the (de-
leted by adv. dept.) brewery
atmosphere influence, but four4
eadtng grid candidates out at
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-Barney Ross, 143,
Chicago. worlds welterweight cham
pion, outpointed Ceferino Garcia. 1851,
Philippine Islands G5): Fred Apostoli,
I59ha. San Francisco. stopped Marcel
Thil,. 159. France. European middle
weight champion (1OD: Lou Ambers,
~, Herkimer. N. Y, worlds lisht-
weight champion, outpointed Pedro
Jeffra, 1851, Baltimore, outpointed
Sixto Escohar. 117A, Puerto Rico.
worlds bantamweight champion 15).
P1TTSBURGH.-Al Gamer. 1879.
New Haven. Conn. knocked out Johnny
tBandit Romero. 17034. Chicago (5j,
M I l. w A u X z E.-Tommy SPECIAL
I34%, Uniontown, Pa, outpointed
Varias Milling, 130. Chicago (10).
Evening star., 1937-09-24
ARLINGTON TO DRILL.

Arlington unlimited gridders will
practice at 7 o'clock tonight at the
Arlington Fire Department. For games
call Clarendon 1917.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Ryans Hits Like Louis.

CPEARY never let up with 4 rain
OF blows that splattered and
splashed all over the face and figure
of Beebe Rich until Beebe was weav-
ing and rocking in the third round
and the referee called quits"
Ryans uncorked Joe Louis special
"a right that Travelled no more than
a foot-to rock Ray O'Connell to
sleep in the first round, and Coyle,
matched with Ray Medlock, a man a
full head taller, proceeded to work
his way past Medlock's failing arms
and pile up the winning points.
Best of all from the Legionnaires'
standpoint, Elsie Janis popped in be-
tween bouts for bit Of "hinky dinky,
parlay VOC" and few dance steps to
earn round of applause, that showed
she still holds the title which served
AS her roduction-"winner and still
champion of the A. E. F."
Evening star., 1937-09-24

LIS UdCk COulu use Slnge HIS
heart, however, certainly was in the
right spot and the dubious tactics of
which he has been accused of employ
ing In many bouts never were un-
raveled against Apostoli.
Apostoli. who now may claim the
European 160-pound title if he so de-
sires, colliding with Freddie Steele.
recognized in most quarters as world
middleweight champ. would be the
champagne of swatting . Both are
crisp punchers, willing mixers and
vicious flnishers :. 1t almost was sad
to see Fred concentrate on Thil's
gashed right eye in that tenth round
=. Because the half-blinded Marcel,
resembling a fugitive from the operat-
ing room, was pitiful in his plea to
Referee Arthur Donovan to allow the
butchery to continue
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Butler I'm ATafnst II.

pURDUE-BUTLER: Butler was one
OF the few undefeated teams Of
'36, but played no Purdues.
Wisconsin-SouthD Dakota State: The
most improved team in the Big Ten
to start OF on tI right foot.
Louisiana State -ForidA: Florida's
Evening star., 1937-09-24
5ANSlN' eM< II
EI ROPEG44%E At
Fistic Fragments.
BY BURTON HAWKINS,

EW YORK. September 24Foldng
fstanias
ball head of Marcel Th
weight to Fred Apooi
lat bald noggn absorbed
81 he was wired to the Keig lights
Evening star., 1937-09-24
AMATEUR BOXERS
MAKE LEGION HIT
Steve WiIkerson, Student
at u. of Mississippi,
Is Judged Best.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, September a.
N Amateur boxing as a feature
" OF future American Legion
4 conventions struck a popular
note with Legion fight fans today.
Certainly the reception given. a IA
bout program in Madison Square
Garden Bowl last night by some
10000 Legionnaires seemed to war
rant future performances, and there
was talk of making the amateur event
an annual one.
Awarded prize as the outstanding
competitor last night was tanned.
clean-limbed Steve Wilkerson, Univer-
sity of Mississippi student, who has,
among his four titles, that Of national
intercollegiate champion.
Others Steal Show.
NTEVE got his prize from 4 commit
tee of well qualified judges, but
three other boys stole the show rs far
as many were concerned.
One was lean, bouncing Willie
Speary, triple champion in his own
right, 19-year-old with only "a
bouts under his belt to the 100 or
more claimed by some Of his CO.
workers. The others were Billy Ryans,
built like a wedge from the waist up
and with a wallop like green apple
jack, and compact little George Coyle,
beautiful blocker and clean puncher
who has held the New York State 1856
pound title for three years and also Is
international Golden Gloves cham
pion.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

(See HAWKINS, PNge DID
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Boykot japonskeho zbozi.

William Green, president A
mericke federace prace, mlu-
vii ma velke schulz delnictva v
east-liverpoolskych tovarnach
ma hlinene zbozi a ma porcelain
a vTele Sc zasazoval O boykot
japonskeho zboz1 v cele Ame-
rice. Byl v meste pfivftan vel
kou paradox a pochodnovym
prdvodem a pc schulz byla ma
okoln1ch vrsc1ch demonstrativ-
ne spalena spusta japonskych
vyrobk1, ktere k tomuto ucelu
ochotne venovali re svych re-
gal1 mistni obchodnici. We sve
Teci Green prohlasil, re boy
kot must trvat tax dlouho, do
kud sc Japonci nevzdaj1 svych
dobyvacnych plant v Cine a
povedou nevyhlasenou waikiki.
Oznamil take, re podobna boy
kotova akce byla zahajena or
ganisovanou prac1 v Anglii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Konec romanticke cesty.

Konec romanticke cesty, jez
pGvod vzala V Texasu pocat-
KEN tohoto mes1ce, nastal v
Baltimore v hotelu Emerson,
kde muz z Kansas City male
zen byl mrtev. V hotelu dial
Sc zanesti jake Harold Frank
lin, AZ roxy starry z "a. ulice,
Kansas City. Vedle mrtvoly
nalezeno bylo nekolik lahvi cd
jedu.
Policie vysetrila, re muz znal
zdejs1 d1vku. Seznamili Sc v
Texasu Austin ma vlaku,
kdyz dfvka Sc vracela z vyle-
tn z Mexika. z vlaku muz Wy
stoupil V st. Louis 4. prosince.
Ia devet dn1 ma to prijel do
Baltimore a dostal Sc do styku
S d1vkou. We stfedu jedi spo-
lu hotelu Emerson. zadal
dfvku ably Sc "a n6ho provdala
a hrozil, re usmrt1 sebe a il, O.
depTe-li. Dfvka no opustila.
Pozdeji ~navst1vil il v jejim do
me. Postrasena d1vka dTivej-
SINH hrozbami, volala policii.
neil prijeli policiste, muz uni
eel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
200 organisatorG Clio propuS-
teno pro nedostatek prace.

z hlavnfho stanu vyboru
pro industrialni organisaci We
Washington Sc oznamuje, re
z 652 organisatorG Dude jich
200 propusteno a dostali jiz
v6domost, re jsou pouze odlo-
zeni, ponevadz doba nen1 pf1z-
niva dalsfmu organisovanf. We
v%ysvetlenf sc prav1, re vsichni
organisatofi byli shledani hor-
livymi a nenecha Sc jich Gin
nosti mic vytknouti, ale nasled-
KEN stagnace v industrii, pri
odkladan1 delnik1 a zavfran1
d1len Sc nenecha organisovati,
jake kdyz jest prace v plnem
proudu. Jakmile dojde k IVY
Semi prace, tax budou vsichni
organisatofi, kteT1 must byt
nasledkem nedostatku fondn
odlozeni, Ease pTijmuti do pra-
ce. Kdyz pry delnfci jsou Cd
kladani nebo pracujf neplny
cas-, tax prfspevky Sc spatne
schaz1 a nekde cele skupiny
zdstaly dluzny, ale kolik ma
organisace ma dluzfch nebylo
dano do veTejnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

= Albert Poole, 29lety z
Reisterstown zranen byl ne
znamym automobilem kolem l
hodiny V nedeli rano a nechan
lez1c1 pc 5 hodin ma silnici ne
Iii nalezen byl rfdicem busu a
wat ku lekari. Zasazen byl,
kdyz Sci pc strane silnice u
Valley road.
= Dive osoby zraneny byly
V nedeli, jedna kriticky ma
Falls road V Baltimore okresu,
kdyz automobil vrazil do neo-
svetleneho jineho stojiclho u
pokraje silnice a tTikrate Sc
prevrhl. Zran6ni byli: 2Olety
Harry Merritt, t6zce, a 23lety
William Damn.
= Allen Poole, 19lete q Gel
ston Drive rozbita byla lebka
We srazce automobile ma Mon
roe a FRESHMAN ulic1ch.
= Charles Boone, 29lety z
Green Haven, Anne Arundel
okres, 'jeho manzelka a dcera
zraneni byli, kdyz AUTOMOBILE
jejich vrazil do stromu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Mexican podezTely z vrazdy
ceskeho vojina P. Skarpy.

. Do San Antonio, Texas, byl
z Kalifornie dopraven Jose Pu
Ida, pGvodem Mexican ma po-
dezTen1 re zabit1. V Kalifor-
nil byl zatcen ma udan1, re V
Texasu zabil ceskeho voj1na
Pavla M. skarpu, coz Sc stale
prave pred rokem zde V San
Antoniu.
Skarpa byl tehdy clenem vo-
jenske hlfdky, ktera pTisla do
hostince Mule Barn zjednati
pofadek mezi Mexicany, kteT1
Sc tam rvali. skarpa byl pr
tom zabit a vrahovi sc podaTi-
10 uniknouti. Zabity byl sy-
mem Marie Skarpove z Kali
fornie a vnukem Amalie Mu-
thove z Bryan, Texas. Byl po-
hfben S vojenskymi poctami
We West. Texas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Automobilv.

Samuel K. Batter, cernoch,
zadrzan ku soudu pred velko-
porotou pro usmrcen1 "a. listo-
padu Weber Mitchell ma Pa
tapscO avenue a IL. ulici v
Brooklyn.
= Automobil spadl pres pri
stavn1 zed do vod zalivu u kon
ce Chester ulice, jeden utonul
jedouc1 mem. Utonulym byl
Auburn Alexander, 28lety z
North East, Cecil okres. Jeho
stryc, jenz vyvazl, Lewis Alex
ander, obvinen jest re smrti
Auburna Alexandra. Pr W.
slechu zjisteno, re Alexander
v dobe melody spal automo-
blu. Oba pred tim pill a pc
vstoupen1 do automobile upa-
dli do spanku. Alexander do
znal, re neprobudil Sc, dokud
nepoc1til, re jest We vode.
= Betty An Foote 11lete
pTerazeno bylo rameno vedle
jinych zranen1 automobilem
ma Belair road u White ave-
nue.. D1vka S Elou Biddison,
12letou a Leutta Scheaf 1cast-
n1ci Sc Vanocnfho vecera v
Catch Methodist k~ostele, po-
slany byly pres ulici pro neja-
Ike zakusky. Ma zpatecnf ces-
te Betty srazena byla automo-
bilem, ktery T1dil John A. Pelz-
ter, 28lety z Dudley avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

V Lansing, Mich, statnf ko-
mise Ike kontrole obchodu S Ii
hovinami odhlasovala, ably pi-
vo z deseti statG nesmelo byti
dovazeno do statu Michiganu.
Tyto staty pTiialy zakony, O
nichz michiganstf sladkove
prohlasujf, re jsou proti MIN.
Nynf tedy nesmf do Michiganu
pivo z techto statG: Indiana,
Maine, Maryland, Nevada,
Pennsylvania, Washington,
New Hampshire, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee a Vermont.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

= Eleanor Knierim, 68leta
z Gwynn Oak avenue, kriticky
zranena byla neznamym auto
mobilem. Ia kratko zatcen byl
j. Edward Richardson z Dog
wood road a when, re neud6-
lal cestu chodci a re nezasta-
vii ma m1ste melody. Vymlou-
val Sc, re neved6l, re do neko-
no vraZil.
= Tehoz veku stara Jane
Hayes z Eutaw Place t6zce
zranena byla automobilem A
lexandra Gasunas.
= Tficet jedouc1ch osob O.
pustit muscle ma Charles ulici
bus Baltimore Transit spoiled
nosti, kdyz ohen v mem vypukl
ma Madison a Mount Vernon
Place.
= Chester D. Schaeffer, AZ
lety z Oakdale road drzan jest
pro soud pod zarukou $1,000
ma obzalobu, re T1dil automo-
bill kdyz opilym byl a re jel
neopatrne. Srazil sc S automo-
bilem Edwarda J. Murphy ma
80. a Charles ulici. We srazce
byl mt prerazen nos.
= Walter Preston Hickman
35lety re Springdale avenue,
drzan ma zaloby, re nechtel u
DAFT jm6no sve pc srazce, re
jel pod vlivem alkoholu a re
neudelal cestu. Srazil Sc S au-
tomobilem Williama Finley ma
Oak a 20. ulici. Pc srazce
Hickman vyskocil z automobi-
lu adal Sc ma 1tek. Byl chy-
cen We 2100 blocku Mace ulice.
= John Evans, 49lety z w.
Paramount avenue smrtelne
byl zranen automobilem IL.
prosince. Automobil Tidil Jo-
seph Wizbicker. Evans byl
zranen, kdyz vstoupil do sveho
automobile stojfc1ho ma ulici.
Zemfel V nemocnici V sobotu.
= 7letemu Allen Adelsber-
ger rozrazena byla lebka a fla
mana noha automobilem Ben
jamina Kerr ma Chestnut ave.
= Bosano Maladia zranen
byl truckem We 100 blOcku
Market Place, pfelomena mu
noha a zranen ma cele.
= Carrie May Dilworth, 22
leta z Mount Royal Terrace, u
smrcena byla V nedeli ma mis-
tie, kdyz automobil, V nemz je-
la srazil Sc S jinym ma Orleans
a Central ulicfch. Oba auto
modify narazem odhozeny by
ly ma chodn1k a Dilworth Wy
razena predn1m sklem, nara
lila hlavou O zelezne zabradl1
pred obchodem ma rohu ulice.
George Jackins, 25lety ,jenz
T1dil automobil, wat byl do ne
mocnice S rozbitou hlavou. il
ny V AUTOMOBILE jedouc1, Jas.
Snyder, zGstal nezranen. Po-
lici1 zatknut byl George Jack
ms a Frederick Holzknecht re
Steamers Run ffd1cf druhy au-
tomobil a vineny re zabit1 Dill
worthove. Pc slozen1 zaruky
$1,000 propulsion byl ma svo-
bodu az ku dni soudu.
= George H. Venton re Sc
verna Park, Anne Arundel o.
kresu, pTerazeno bylo leve ra-
memo a potlucena lebka We
srazce dvou automobile ma 80.
a Barclay ulicfch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Jeritzova pro zlepseni chovu
konf.

Opernf p6vkyne Marie Je-
ritzova, byvala clenkyn6 stat
nj opery We Vfdni a Metropo-
litn1 opery V New Yorku, We
novala Sc nyn1 chovu uslechti-
leho konstva. Nedaleko Hol-
lywood, Kalif., ma farmu k
chovu konf a dobytka a ma tn
prave nyn1 importovala diva
hfebce prosluleho plemene IL
pickeho, ktere Poole nemecke-
no oznacenf JEST v anglictine
nazyvano Lipizzaner breed.
Pokud jde O oblibu lipicke-
no kon6, nebyl v starem Ra-
kousko-Uhersku mnoho rozsi-
rem ami We vojsku. Pekne ex-
emplafe byly V cfsarskych ko-
n1rnach We V1dni. Odbornfci
u tohoto plemene rozeznavajf
til kmeny: Starry lipicky z kr-
We italsko-spanelsk6, este ORR
entalske pleme a raz vznikly
kffzenim obou techto plemen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24

Phi jizde ma konci zranena.
Catherine Dorsey z Old York
road prerazena byla v nedeli
padem s kone noha, ma nemz
jela ma Loeb Raven Boulevard.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-12-24
Mattel taverny podlehl
ZranSnf.

V New Yorku v nemocnici
zemfel 35lety George O'Hare.
ktery byl postTelen We sve ta-
verne. Byl znam V hudebnick
kruz1ch jake kapelnfk. Pro Il.
tok ma O'Hare byl zatcen As
lety Theodore Kluck.
Kluck mel ma majitele taver-
ny zast pro n6jak6 pfedchozi
nedorozumenf, ponevadz prJ
byl srpnu letosnfho roku els
n1kem z taverny ma rozkaz je-
jfho majitele vykazan.