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Evening star., 1938-04-17

honor and Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Paxman and Mrs. Rode will be
guests at dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Egbert Showers in Washington
1t. and Mrs. Horace Whalen, who
have wide circle of friends in Be-
thesda and Washington, will be in
Alta Vista some time in May for a
short visit with 1t. Whalens parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen, before
going to Fort Myer, where 1t. Wha-
len will be on duty. They are at
present at Fort Sill, Okla, where 1t.
Whalen has been stationed for the
past two years.
Miss Grace Otis Of Boston is spend
ing Easter week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs Sullivan Ross, In
Friendship Heights.
Mrs. Joseph Powers
To Come for Summer.
Mrs. Joseph Powers is expected this
week from Santa Barbara, Calf, to
spend the summer with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Ringland, in Somerset.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bond of GRAY
ling, Mich, will be in Battery Park
this week, where they will be guests
OF Mrs. Bonds uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs Ray Brown.
Mrs. Edwin Etz and her daughter.
Miss Constance Etz of Bradley Hills.
have gone to Ohio for an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hardy Todd Of
Edgemoor will go to Charlottesville.
Va, tomorrow to spend several days
with their relatives, Col and Mrs.
Robert Shackelford.
Mrs. Cabell Darlington Kinney and
Miss Kathleen Trowbridge, who have
frequently visited Mrs. Kinney's SON.
in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Bradley, in Edgemoor. during
the last few years, sailed yesterday
for the Mediterranean countries, where
they will stay until October. They
Will go directly from New York to
the Italian lake country, where they
will stay until midsummer. Later
in the season they will 60 to SWitzer-
land to stay for several months be-
lore returning to the United States.
Mrs. Kinney and Mrs Trowbridge
have been at the Fairfax in WASH
lneton for the past few months.
Miss Janet LaWler Hartz of Edge
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Exhibit to Open
In Boston.

Mr.. Eben F.. Comins is in Boston,
where an exhibition of his paintings
will open tomorrow at the Robert C.
Vose Galleries. The exhibition will
last until May 7.
Patrons and patronesSes include the
Vice President and MIS-. John Nance
Garner, the Chief Justice and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes. Associate Jus
tice and Mrs Harlan Fiske Stone, As
sociate Justice and Mrs. Owen j.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Jackson
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waldo
Forbes, Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Sturgis Goldman,
Miss Mary Curtis, Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hovey
Pepper, Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor
Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. James Amory
Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warren.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
News of Chevy Chase
Social Activities
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bearce
Hosts to Mrs. Miller
OF Laramie, Wyo.

MILLER of Laramie, the house Mr..
nu Mlers
and
where they holidays
Short left
and Andre
Charles W. w.
Pittsburgh o and
Edward
the guest for month of her
Mr. daughter Blum
Evening star., 1938-04-17

Jones and Miss Mary Margaret
Hanes. Miss Hartz took her guests
to the shoreham Hotel for the
luncheon.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

moor was hostess at a luncheon yes
terday, having as her guests Miss
Mollie Stonestreet, Miss Jackie Smith,
Miss Anna May Thor, Miss Paula
Evening star., 1938-11-10

flt will be- dangerous. Bergman has
named Pirro, Burke Vidnovic, Henry
SAINT Ambrigio and John Matu.
kaitis as his starting backfleld.
Secretary of War Harry H. Wood
ring will attend, while Stephen F..
Chadwick, national commander Of
the American Legion, will oficiate
with District Comdr. James T.
Brady in pre-game f1ag-raising cere.
monies.
Meantime, Georgetown Univer-
sity's undefeated team is being
warned that West Virginia, despite
rather disastrous season. is geared
to get a large measure of consola-
ton by smearing the Hoyas' clean
slate Saturday at Morgantown. The
Mountaineers are enthused over
their prospects, as indicated by their
burning in effigy of Joe Mellendeck,
crack Georgetown back, last night.
G. w., A. U. Face Invasions.
Georgetown will entrain tonight
and will stage brief drill tomorrow
at Morgantown, then return to Fair
mont for the night. The Hoyas were
to prep for the Mountaineers TODAY
with dummy scrimmage, punting
and signal drills.
Maryland's determined outfit,
seeking its second win of the year,
boarded train this afternoon for
Gainesville. Fla, where it will collide
with the University of Florida Satur-
day, while George Washington and
American University squads pre-
pared for the invasion of Kansas
and Haverford. respectively. G. w.
will face the Jayhawks at Griffith
Stadium Saturday. while the Eagles
will meet Haverford at A. U. field.
/ Through the financial co-opera-
tion Of the local Kansas State
Society and Kansas U. alumni with
the G. w. athletic department, the
l00-piece Kansas band will make the
trip with the Jayhawks, who were
to leave Lawrence, Kans., tonight on
their longest journey of the year.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Syracuse Framing New Grid Tricks to Play on Duke
Yoks Port With BroocoFordhom Asked Waivers Crowley

mas Scranton, Pa; Clarks-
burg, w. Va, and New York al
ready booked And Solly
Krieger, after tangling with Billy
Conn in Pittsburgh on the 25th,
will take on either Carmen Barth
or Frankie Blair in Cleveland
December 6, and Tony Zale in
Milwaukee on New Year Day.
Bill Murray, a snappy ball
carrier at Plymouth, Pa, High,
has about made up his mind to
follow Brother Jake out to Wis
consin to play football for Harry
Stuhldreher There's a Charley
Mccarthy playing tackle for little
Wagner College on Staten Island
:. And the Duke of Windsor will
be auctioned off here Thanks
giving week :. Only this ones a
Alleged duke, one of the year.
lings to 60 on the block in the
Old Glory hoss sale.
College scouts are beating trail
to Algoma, Wis, High, trying to
land Larry Zirbel . He played
Evening star., 1938-11-10

Syracuse outfit to pull out of the
hat against Duke Saturday.
Tid-bits from Bash boulevard:
Tickets for next weeks Fred
Apostolic Young Corbett fight
NOW designated for the middle
weight "title") will cost $11.50
per copy tops But you could
have seen the same bout in San
Francisco last February for $5.75
:. Hymie Caplin points out that
he put nothing in writing with
Seattle promoters about bringing
Solly Krieger back there to fight
=. But he'll give those fellows
out there a chance to meet any
title" offers he gets around here.
Tommy Loughran doesn't like
fighters who play football
Says there's usually something
wrong with their knees
Tommy's light-heavy, Matt Ray
mond, the ex-Duke student, will
come back from a long layoff
November 81 and will fight at
least three times before Christ
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Didn't Want 70 Run,
But Walt Is Glad
He Was Elected
Johnson Stresses He
Made No Promises
To Supporters
BY EDDY GILMORE,

Baseball'S Immortal Walter John
son-Who won more games than any
pitcher in the history of the Ameri-
can League-l1as chalked up his
first victory in the Political League
Running as a Republican for
commissioner in Montgo mery
County, Md, the one time Big Train
of the diamond defeated his Demo-
cratic opponent, Clay Plummer.
1t was Johnson's first time at bat
in try for public office, so that
makes his average 1000-the sweet
dream of every baseballer.
I'm mighty glad" drawled the
big, soft-spoken fellow who's gen.
orally at loss for words, yes, sir,
I'm mighty glad.
Makes No Promises.
Il sure would have hated to strike
out in my first try at politics"
Johnson said when the campaign
opened:
IF it takes a lot of speaking to
get into Office, I'm afraid I'll never
get there. can't talk my way into
any place"
Except for a national radio speech
which he read-the baseball vet
eran campaigned by appearing at
rallies, shaking hands, smiling BASH
fully and conversing quietly.
Il haven't made a promise to a
SOUL" he said half apologetically
"and I don't plan to make any. I'm
just going to try to do my best.
Didn't Want Office.
Il didn't want to run, but nv
friends kept after me. In politics
somebody's always getting mad. ]
don't like to get mad or make people
mad. I said wouldn't run"
Veteran fans recalled that this
was the same philosophy Walter
used on the diamond in 81 years OF
pitching for the Washington Sena-
tors.
The umpire would call a pitch q
ball, and Johnsons teammates would
rush to home plate in red-faced
protest. Walter merely would
stand by.
When the atmosphere cleared, the
big, loose -jointed pitcher would wind
up calmly and fire strike over SC
squarely that it couldn't be disputed
Also it couldn't have been hit.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
There'I Be No Armistice at Catholic U.

Catholic University
doesn't sound extraordinary just reading the
Armce
ee football of the
Catholic University this
But Detroit made clubs like Purdue College
Duquesne hlt
Miss 1412
their the Cardinals whipped
Manhattan
a Ato-13 victory the Manhattan
AS for Miami isn't football but
schedules
Miami this is particularly Spring
Hill Rollins
enough they playing Catholic Duquesne
and Georgia.
Grid which
schedules Look at Georgetown The Hoyas
Temple and the
That's the by which licked
that's licked the Bulldogs
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Ga|ento's $4,000
Rated Only n. B. A.
Publicity Gag
Tubby Tony Tolks Great
Louis Fight AIibis
Loss to Gallagher
By BURTON HAWKINS.

The National Boxing Association,
which hasn't stripped some one of a
title or declared a new champion
for two weeks, thereby creating a
morsel of news, wedged its way back
into the public prints today. Tony
Galento, puffy fugitive from a bill
lard cue, uttered his umpteenth
speech about the feebleness Of one
Joe Louis, and leaving $4,000 in
the tender care Of the N. B. A., in
case Louis would like to do some
thing about it, is. the excuse for it all.
Blubbery Galento, who has de-
feated pneumonia, AL Ettore, Leroy
Haynes, Lorenzo Pack, Nathan Mann
and several less rugged specimens,
modestly claims he will kayo Louis
in less than two rounds if and when
the occasion arises.
Before poverty-st-icken photog-
raphers and boxing writer's Galento
waved the $4,000 bill, which is sup
posed to measure his faith in chal-
lenging the world heavyweight
champion. After a flattering pro-
portion of the crowd had swooned,
Heinie Miller, N. B. A. Official,
grabbed the 10 Gees and headed for
a bank.
Battles" Thomas Monday.
Galento will meet Harry Thomas
Monday night at Philadelphia in a
12-round bout and there have been
ugly and unconfirrned rumors
Thomas will faint at the first con-
venient opportunity. Thomas and
Tommy Farr are running neck and
neck for the all-America losers title,
Harry having been flattened by
Schmeling, Louis and Adamick.
Aside from the fact the N. B. A.
hasn't seen itself mentioned enough
recently to suit its discriminating
taste, the whole idea was rather con-
fusing and it became contagious.
Gabe Menendez is threatening to
post a $2,500 check with the District
Boxing Commission as an evidence
of good faith on the part of Yucatan
Kid challenging Henry Armstrong
for the lightweight title.
Tony had his little speech ready
for consumption when reporters
finally got around to prodding him.
He rambled on at length about the
wife and child and blithely skinned
over any reference to Marty Gal
lagher, who beat him here in 1884.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Fred
Haney says one of his most i'm
portant jobs in rebuilding the
Browns is to prevent those little
mistakes" like that pitching
staff, f'rinstance, eh, Fred?
Tommy Loughran is around
town carrying the torch for his
new lightweight, Johnny Morgan,
a Philly boy d. And Tommy
says he has class all over {.
Fordham got a bid from some in
dividual on the Coast for a New
Year Day game with Santa Clara
-. But the Ram isn't likely to
take it. because athletic heads no.
likee post season games unless
they're established bowl affairs.
Tip to Durham, N. c., fans:
Ossie Solem, whose sleight-of-
hand stuff whipped Colgate last
week, is getting ready a whole
batch of new rabbits for his
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Football Knees Cured
By Riding Bicycles
By the Associated Press.

.
ATHENS. Ohio, Nov. 10-Two BIZ
cycles easily might make the differ
ence between a Buckeye conference
championship and just another sea-
son for Don Pedens Ohio U. eleven.
Visitors to the Ohio U. workouts in
past weeks were surprised to see
Ray Chenek and Bill Rodgers. two
of the Bobcat star tackles, riding
around the practice field on bicycles.
The two were victims of football
knees" and were supposed to be out
for the rest of the season. The bI-
cycle experiment, tried as a last
prescription to strengthen the knees
by Peden and Trainer Tom Olsen,
has worked wonders. Chenek was
back in action last week, and Rod
gers probably will be ready for the
Dayton game.
Evening star., 1938-11-10

a lot OF end during the regular
season, then switched to back in
a post-season game and ripped
of 10, 20 and 80 yards at a clip,
as if he enjoyed it.
An old-time fan writes that it
wasn't Hurry-up Fielding Yost,
but old man Alonzo Stagg who
tlrst had his boys spiral their
passes and kicks Any of you
other old-timers know anything
about that?
The Yankees definitely are get
ting rid of Johnny Broaca now
that Judge Lands has reinstated
him He may wind up on the
Newark farm, if a deal with the
Indians flops "Grandpa"
- Jimmy Dykes is AZ tomorrow
Have a cigar on us, Cheemy.
Jimmy Crowley explains how
George Stirnweiss escaped from
Fordham Prep to spark the North
Carolina backfield 1--WE just
asked waivers on him." Jimmy
tells you.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Olympic Hero Jesse Owens Comes to Sell

Jesse Owens Makes Personal District
forgotten Owens who
of with the 1886
the world undsputed
returned New York ckape handshaing
with Mayor La Guardia and Gov. Lehman
His personal
around explaining drinks personally
that he sells the finest cheap whisky the land He makes
Howard walking
plugging his after
Olympic games displayed
jesse know into trouble with Olympic u
hats Sooner later depending his
speed they would further
Man would
happened all field
toast In 1887 he dropped sells whiskey
BY the has lately?
hats got peeved at her,
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Hearened Catholic T. Set Resist Hurricane Holiday Bov
Win, Lose or Draw
Mr.. GoIento Arrives and $4,000 Is Produced;
Jesse Owens member?-Comes to PIuo Likker
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.
Views behind the news, etc.

Views behind the
Canto Posts $4,000 To Meet LouisThis
with the delightful uproarious unacies the
Ganto the fat saoon-keeper
by Yussel the Muscle Jacobs
boxing Mr. Gaento the National
Tor the heavyweight championship
mas not helped in the advancement
Louis. apparently doesn't o
Mr. Jacobs is credited with conceivng
ana handg the dough Chairman N B.
ratings committee Half posted
agrees to the match the
with the Louis
1t was pretty good publicity stunt that. musy
quarters of the boxing commission battery
hoping to glimpse
Gaentos lingering it. After that Miller
1t was all funny Mr. Galeno issued statement,
Louis in two heats He can't take punch
forget all about John Henry
have Ganto' The thing broke
panied by down the
Naturally Louis isn't going to hasten fight Galeno result
IT the Brown Bomber doesn't to fight
Promoter Mike Jacobs preparing fellows like Harry Thomas
Farr Max Baer and After
able fight either but at least he hit with his left hook
has nothing gain fighting Gaeno which
Is chcken-feed to the Bomber
Anyway unused Mr. Miller had ridded
bod $4,000 BILL its the first real chunk dough
John L. Sullivan those old fellows.
wanted certified check
anything including certified checks
sisted that $4,000 bill stage money
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Pro Basket Boil and Mr.. Holman Return

Heuc Brewers Enter American Basket Ball
this item with
gent with beautiful flair for
prints OF the town the best copy it's
When Chris Heuric grabbed
club he also grabbed Joe Holman publicity
character who
ishd the routine
baed out brand
teny handshake Grantland Rces
his the sport
which writing fame That sport of
course, American League
Back around 1925
team in Washington hstoryMcky Mcdonald
Moser Of Central High School, Harry Councillor
Pewe Walker Western-and that
crack the famed old
professional quint, and going
The showmanshp of attracted George
Marshall who then the Washington entry
League Holman Marshals
his inimabe
Washington
the large Holman
of osephus
Evening star., 1938-11-10

this morning and planned a light
workout this afternoon. Coach
Jack Harding announced only
Johnny Douglas, crack halfback,
and Pat Patterson, sophomore CEN
ter, will miss action. Both were in
jured in recent games.
The Cardinals are keyed to
smother Miami's Capt. Eddie Dunn,
reported one of the most versatile
backs to invade this sector this
season. Rangy and fast, with 18O
pounds draped over a 6-foot 3-inch
frame, the senior halfback has
sparked the Hurricane to triumphs
over Spring Hill, Tampa. Florida,
Rollins and Oglethorpe. Miami has
lost only to Drake, 1876
Blocking Quarters to Toll.
Replacing the highly-regarded
Douglas, who received a broken leg
in the Oglethorpe game, will be
Grant Stockdale. This will shift
the punting burden to Dunn, who
also is the hub of Miami's passing
and running attacks.
Both Catholic U. and Miami en-
ploy blocking quarterbacks, with the
hard-hitting Rocco Pirro clearing
the path for C. U. runners and John
Kurucza moving 'em down for the
Hurricane. Terry Fox. 192-pound
sophomore fullback, and Carl Jones
clever hakback, otherwise will start
in the Miami backfleld.
Sponsored by the American
Legion, the Armistice Day attraction
will feature five bands. In addition
to the 75-piece Miami organization
and Catholic University's band. Fort
Stevens Post Drum and Bugle Corps,
Sons of the Legion Drum Corps and
James Reese Europe Post Drum and
Bugle Corps will perform.
Ceremonial Program at Game.
Heartened by the spectacular
manner in which the Cards rallied
to trim DePaul, 14-13, with a brace
Of last quarter touchdowns, Coach
Dutch Bergman is confident his out
Evening star., 1938-11-10
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY,
Associated Press SPORTS Writer.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-To the sta
dium that bears his nama Amos
Alonzo Stagg returns Saturday to
lead his College of the Pacific team
against the University of Chicago
Maroons, whose teams he coached
for Al years.
The game will decide no cham
pionship. but it will command richly
deserved interest, even on the first
Saturday of November when foot
ball mania approaches its height,
because it will be home -coming-a
heartfelt welcome for the grand
old man of the Midway" Stage will
not direct his team from the oppo-
site side of the field of the Maroons.
Instead he will slide back and forth
on a bench on the Chicago side
where Clark Shaughnessy, present
coach of the Maroons, bites his fin
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Thinks 6-Mun Football
Is Here to Remain

By the Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-SiX-man
football, introduced in Florida four
years ago, will have its place as long
as the small high school exists, says
Coach Donald Loucks of the Florida
State College demonstration school.
Seven teams in a Northeast Flor
ida conference now play the game.
approximately 5000 high schools
throughout the country engage in
the six-man gridiron sport.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Stogg Goes Home as INVADING
Coach but Chicago Treats
Him as One of Its Own

ger nails each Saturday afternoon a.
he watches his players usually take
their weekend beating.
Still Feels He's Chicago's Own.
The gesture OF the University Of
Chicago in placing the College OF
the Pacific bench on the same side
of the field as the Chicago team is
gentle reminder that Chicago
still thinks of odd Man" Stagg as
a Chicagoan. Stagg. now rs years
old, was forced to quit the Univer-
sity of Chicago in 1888, at the age
of 70. because of retirement regula-
tions. Stagg quit, but he didn't quit
coaching. He went directly to the
Pacific Coast College, Stockton,
Calf, and his present season there
is his sixth.
Stagg, called the father of mod
ern football, often has said that he
was going to continue coaching until
his teeth fell out He still has them
all, so it looks as if he is going to be
coaching for long, long time.
Most observers believe that the
Maroons will have their hands full
battling the Stagg team, winner of
the championship of the Far West
ern College Conference. Stages
players won it when they conquered
Fresno State, 10 to 13, last Friday.
Until this battle with Stages team
was completed, Fresno was one of
the few undefeated, united college
elevens Of the country. Stages
team is fast, with an excellent pass
ing attack and good punting.
The home coming game will be the
high point of interest in the Ma
rooms schedule, and many alumni
will be in the peculiar position of
pulling for both teams.
Big Ten Stars Singled Out.
Standouts of the Western Con-
ference elevens:
HoWie Weiss, Wisconsins fullback,
is rated as the best in the Big Ten.
Weiss paced the Badgers in almost
every department in the upset of
Northwestern, making IS yards in
IS plays. He started the scoring
with a 40-yard touchdown gallop.
He blocked viciously, and his backing
up of the line was superb John
Haman, Northwestern center, is
rated as the best at his position, or
until better one comes along.
Head Coach Bob zuppke at Illinois
declares that Tommy Hsrmon,
Michigan's great sophomore back,
is the best he has seen this season.
Bernie Bierman of Minnesota
pays the same tribute to Ralph
Heikkinen, Wolverine guard.
Paul Kroner, Wolverine back, from
Lorain, Ohio, is regarded as one of
the outstanding sophomores.
In the three years that Bernie
Jefferson, Northwestern's great Ne
gro halfback, has played, no passes
have been completed in his territory.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Catholic u. vs.. Miami

Pos. Catholic U. Miami.
L. E. Shine (7O Paskewich l4)
L. T. STANCES (8D McCri'mon dO
L. G. Calabrese (60) Snowden (23)
c. White (50) --------D Dixon (29)
R. G.. Ambrose (54) -Guimento (22)
R. T. C. Pirro (76) ---- Raski Q8)
R. E.. Kasunich CID Kichefski (46)
@. B. R. Pirro (72) -Kurucza (39)
L. H. -Vidnovic (75) Dunn 1922
R. H.. SAINT Am 'ogio (55) Jones (4O)
F. B.. Matukaitis (22) Fox (3D
Catholic U. Reserves.
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Evening star., 1938-11-10
Firemen's and S. & L.
PuddIers Tie for Lead

Firemen's Insurance Co., defend
ing champion, and the Shannon &
Luch pair are leading the District
Insurance Table Tennis League fol-
lowing the first nights play. Com
plete won and lost record:
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Irish Truck Drivers

SOUTH BEND, Ind. CP.-Five
Notre Dame football players drove
trucks during the summer. Bob
Frost had the most appropriate job
driving an ice truck.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Gales vs.. Hurricanes

TULSA @.-The freshman team
at Tulsa University is known as the
Golden Gales. The varsity is called
the Golden Hurricanes.
Evening star., 1938-11-10
Cards at High Pitch
For Armistice Froy
With FIoshy Miami
Ceremony Will Mark Legion-Bocked
Scrop-Hoyos Warned Of Danger
In Bottle at West Virginia
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

With ye bands disturbing the Amstice Day Washingon
most cooul collegiate football
will staged
eleven clashes
six this at
Miamis squad excellent following its romp
Evening star., 1938-11-10

ger nails each Saturday afternoon as
he watches his players usually take
their weekend heating.
Evening star., 1938-11-10

] give you my personal guarantee
oeoinst any defects in workmanship
or moterioI. l6 years of Service is
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