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Evening star., 1938-10-20

Bags and baggage were being packed
at the Hilltop today as Georgetowns
football team prepared to leave town
tomorrow for its first out-of-town
game Of the season. with Manhattan
in New York on Saturday afternoon.
Under the supervision OF Head
Coach Jack Hagerty. the Hoya players
will leave at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. A short workout is scheduled to-
morrow afternoon in Yankee Stadium
and the rest Of the time before the
game will be spent at the George
town headquarters in the Hotel Croy-
don.
The Hoyas will not lack for support
in New York, as a special train will
carry several hundred G. U. students
and their 50-piece band to the big
town tomorrow. The Rev. John j.
kehoe, S. j.. faculty director of ath-
letics. will be in charge of the students
Georgetown's hopes Of defeating
Manhattan appear to depend largely
on two sophomores. Jules Koshlap and
Joe McFadden. Koshlap has COM
Evening star., 1938-10-20
EAGLE J|NX
THREATENS SKINS
Capital Grid Pros, Despite
Added Strength, Apt to
Be Sent Limit.
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

II professional football was form"
game in which such things as the
Cleveland Rams beating the Chicago
Bears and Detroit Lions on successive
week ends didn't happen, there'd be
nothing for Redskin fans to worry over
Sunday when their favorites meet the
Philadelphia Eagles at Griffith Sta
dium.
The Redskins already hold de-
cision over the Eagles this season and.
currently. are far more powerful than
the team which scored that 1928
victory over month ago at PhIadel-
phia At that time Andy Farkas was
nothing more than a promising rookie.
Riley Smith was in the hospital, Bill
Hartman was an untested passer and
Frank Filchock and Tillie Manton
were members of two different clubs.
Five Are Great Helps.
Look at those five today. Farkas Is
the man the Redskins try to shake
loose because if he gets beyond hte
line Of scrimmage he's liable to 60
faster-and farther-than any man on
the team. Smith still Is the outstand-
ing field general he has besns since he
drst pulled on cleats and moleski1s
Hartman has won reputation with
passes nearly as effective as Sammy
Baugh's. Filchock is another passer
who would be first-string on any club
which couldn't boast of Baugh. And
Manton gives the local pro eleven as
good . 3-point scoring threat as any
field-goal specialist In football.
And yet, despite the added presence
of this quintet. Washington victory
Sunday is uncertain. Chief reason
for the doubt of the Redskins to win
is, of course, the fact that the Eagles
give them as hard a game as any team
in the East.
Harper Hurt Redskins.
All but three members Of Bert
Bells starting eleven Sunday will be
hold-overs from last year. Among
them is Maurice Harper, the Eagles
223-pound center, from Texas Austin
College, who was destructive enough
to the Redskins chances in the game
at Griffith Stadium last year when he
intercepted pass and ran to one of
the Eagles two touchdowns which beat
the locals, 14-0.
incidentally, q change in Redskin
policy was seen today when it was
announced that no more tickets than
there are seats will be sold In other
words. standees are not to be provided
for. Two weeks ago when the Giants
played here Owner George Marshall
insisted that no one would be turned
away. The only remaining batch of
reserved seats now are confined to the
upper right field stands.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
BOXER DROPS DEAD,
OPPONENT IS HELD
Worcester Facing Manslaughter
Charge After Death of King
in New England Bout.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCkLAND, Me. Oct. 20.-Roy
Worcester, Bangor heavyweight, faced
arraignment today on q charge Of
manslaughter growing out If the
death OF 2l-year-old Henry L. King,
Worcester, Mass, fighter in l0-round
bout.
King. one-time New England ANA
teur champ, collapsed and died a.
the bell rang ending his match with
Worcester last night
He fell just after taking . blow On
the head, but State Police 1t. J. Ed
ward Marks said he believed King
had started to crumple" before the
blow landed.
King, who would have observed his
22d birthday tomorrow, weighed 1870.
Worcester 205. Their bout was fast,
but Marks said he detected no signs
Of exhaustion in the Worcester boxer
prior to the last few seconds.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Eagles Tough for Skins> Past Ti|ts Show
Leod by Points Three Gomes Though Loos

The Eagles also have three great
backs in Dave smukler, Emmett
Mortell and Dick Rifne-the last
named q member Of the little all
America eleven last year when he
played with Albright and was the
country's leading scorer. All are
triple-threat men, which means
that the Redskins are going to
have their hands full all afternoon,
for at least one Of them will be in
there at every stage Of the game.
OF course, we have to win to
stay in first place, for it's hardly
likely that Brooklyn will beat New
York. There is, Of course. = chance
that the Dodgers will crash through
with a win, and II they did what
. set-up that would give our game
with them . week hencs In Brook
Nn.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
GARCIA IS COUNTING
ON KAYOING CHAMP
Will Finish Armstrong if His
Punches Land, Says Filipino
With 'Bolo' Wallop.
By the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-ceferino
Garcia. the fellow voted most likely
to succeed" in the grisly business of
beating Henry Armstrong. is an affable
young Filipino who makes no secret
Of the fact he expects to pummel the
welter and light weight champion into
insensibility.
BY so doing he would lift the welter
crown, something he's been trying to
DO for two years. He missed against
Barney Ross, but he is working out at
Stillman's gymnasium with the express
intention of doing better against
Henry the Hammer, Ross successor,
when they meet in the Garden ring
November 2.
Some one asked Garcia if he ex-
pected to knock Henry out.
Surely I will do it eef I hit him.
said Ceferino. who added a string by
explaining, Sometimes my punches
they do not land. But eef they do I
will knock him out
Garcia possesses a "bolo" punch. as
gate attraction the lineal descendent
OF Bob Fitzsinmons' corkscrew punch.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Man Hiding in Cove Sure
ViIlonovo Will Get Bid.

Lexington Spanner, discovered hid
ing in cave few miles east of Vim
cennes. Ind.-"I owe most of it to
clean living, old man. Villanova will
go to the Bowl"
Mrs. Hattie Louis Wilmerding, ex-
ecutive secretary of the daughters and
close relatives Of the second amend
ment-"I was sore as heck when they
passed up Fordham last year. You
cen tell them from me, young man,
that they will never get my vote until
they clean those streets"
Dimples De Povah, 8-year-old movie
prodigy: Il take two parts gin, one
part vermouth, the juice Of lime
wait minute, neighbor, you will have
to see my lawyer about that"
j. Falmouth SWein, undefeated and
united switch throWer: your question
is full of new implications, but right
this minute I can't think what they
are"
Armando di Salvo, Uruguayan bridge
jumper, questioned in the act of jump
ing off the George Washington Bridge
in union suit: America is a para
disc for bridge jumpers. What bridges
What jumpers! What terrible food!
Frankly, amigo rio. I am revolted."
Walter Whelp, popular desecrator of
telephone booths: pittsburgh belongs
IN that there bowl, along with Cali
fornia."
Miss Birdie Gillespie, Newfoundland
violin instructor: TRY that again and
I will hit you in the other eye"
The inauiring reporter returned from
his assignment with the general i'm
preston that times are better.
Look at Glenn Cunningham, for
instance" he points out. "He has cut
six seconds off Nurmis best time"
This and other significant features
cf our undefeated, united and un-
solicited poll will be passed on to the
Pose Bowl authorities, and If they
don't want them, maybe the Philadel-
rhia Phillies do.
Otryrieht, 1888, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-10-20
SINUS AIlmENT ADDS
TO GAMERS WOES
Al. Just Out of Jail, Not Ready
to Fight Lewis, So Bout
Is DELAYED a Week,

PS the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. October 90
A sinus condition which forced q weeks
postponement OF his bout with Cham
pion John Henry Lewis added today to
the woes of Al Gamer. dusky New
Haven challenger for the light-heavy-
weight title.
Gamer. only few hours out Of Jail.
where he had been taken for failing to
pay court judgment of $2,53920 in a
personal injury suit, was examined last
night by DR.. Francis B. Foley, physi-
clan for the Connecticut Athletic
Commission.
The doctor reported that Gamer was
mot in tip-top shape" and should not
enter the ring against Lewis tomorrow
night. Promoters postponed the match
to Friday, October %.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

Bears and Green Bay Packers. And
another thing: II the Redskins
play as they did against the Lions.
they would win. But it's highly
improbable that we will be as all
around effective like we were last
Sunday in our very next game.
don't have to tell Washington
fans who saw them both last year
that in Joe Carter and Bill Hew-
lit the Eagles have two of the best
ends in football. Here in Griffith
Stadium Hewitt was in our hair
or our backheld-all afternoon, and
Carter was nearly as annoying.
I'm hoping that Charley Malone,
whose main ambition is to be all
league end, will be able to be at
his best Sunday, so he can com.
pare favorably with Hewitt, who
was all-league selection last year.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
TO GIVE
RESERVES CHANCE
Plan to Use Davis-EIkins
Game to Sharpen Squad
for Tougher Foes.

With Davis-Elkins expected to pro-
vide little in the way OF real COMPETE
ton tomorrow night when 1t clashes
with George Washington University's
undefeated football team at Grinith
Stadium, Coach Bill Reinhart doubt
less will devote a large portion Of the
evening to developing reserve strength
for future engagements.
Despite the loss of John Tonkavitch,
fullback, and John Rebholz, 200-pound
tackle, for the game, the Colonials an
ticipate little trouble from Davis
Elkins and are scanning the stormy
horizon of next week, when Missis-
sippi's strong team will present G. w.
its stiffest test of the season.
Tonkavitch's Ankle Sprained.
Tonkavitch, who scooted SO yards
for touchdown in George Washing
tons gratifying 1870 victory over Colo
RADIO, will be confined to the sidelines
strong cog in the forward wall, will
miss action due to wrenched right
knee. Both are expected to be ready
for Mississippi.
Although Vic Sampson, streamlined
scatback, and Tackle Sunny Jones are
complaining about mild disorders, both
probably will be fit by game time.
Simpsons ailment is sore throat,
while Jones has been hampered by a
rebellious stomach.
Duce Keahey. l9S-pounder, will re-
place Rebholz and his efforts will be
eyed keenly by the @. w. coaching
staff. Keahey, a junior from Texas,
is one of a promising group who have
battled regular jobholders for starting
positions throughout the season and
Reinhart is anxious for those highly
regarded youngsters to see more
service.
Starting Lineup UNCHANGED.
Satisfied with the teams perform
ance against Colorado, Reinhart has
announced he will start the same
eleven he used at Boulder, with the
exception. of course, of Rebholz. In
the backfeld will be Frank Merka,
Sampson, Lud Urick and Murphy
Booth.
The game will provide chance to
compare George Washington and
Catholic University, although the slide
rule will be faulty. Davis-E'kins
bowed, Sc, to West Virginia Wesleyan,
the Cards foe here Saturday.
Davis-Elkins alumni who wish to at
tend the game in body are asked to
contact J. Leighton Cornwell at the
Justice Department, Branch 473. A
section of the grandstand will be re-
served for followers of the West Vlr-
ginians but all who wish to sit in the
DE section should contact Mr.. Corn
well before pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

the title. meets Walter Percy, q new.
conner from England.
And for the first time in many
years a masked marvel will appear on
the card. Although rumor has il
that Turner in his active days in the
ring 20 years ago was masked rassler
at times, he has not been partial to
them in his matches, and only the
oldsters can recall when a grappler
stepped between the ropes with his
features hidden. The one showing to-
night is called the Golden Terror and
his real identity will be revealed only
should his opponent-in this case
Sammy Menacher-pins him.
To round out the card, Lee Vat
Wing, whose claim to the champion
ship OF China is undisputed locally,
will oppose Irish Jack Macarthur.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Rot Catcher Costs Vote
For Pitts Nittony Lions.

We forgive Miss Gillespie freely and
will proceed to list our findings, which
practically amount to mandate:
Arnold j. Undadunk, New Mexico
rat exterminator, interviewed in the
act of leading a rat to the gallows:
MY choice for the Rose Bowl is Pitts
burgh. Those Nittany Lions have got
the best team in the South and don't
care who knows it,"
Senior Enrico Gonzaga, retired flute
cleaner, aged 76: Rose Bowl? Rose
Bowl? Rose Bowl?"
Gretchen Funk, popular Saskatche-
wan debutante: AT the end OF a hard
day in the debutante racket, pouring
tea, spearing salmon, mushing over
the trail with the serum. always
light an old whiskbroom. I find they
are kind to my gums"
Euhu st. Vincent Astorlip, fashion,
able fugitive from JUSTICES Syracuse
figures to 90 to the Rose Bowl, If she
gets past Michigan State and Colgate" "
Doremus Dregs, reformed piano
tuner, interviewed while fighting off
the temptation to tune just one quick
piano before Minnesota be-
longs in the Rose Bowl if they can get
around that conference rule. I am
glad you asked me, because don't give
durn one way or the other"
Emil de la Poule de Grand Fromage,
international big-game hunter, inter-
rllnted while hunting for a hip anne
(s5 limit in Room 1096-"A thousand
million little blue pigs How is it that
French citizen cannot go anywhere
in your great country, with its tall
women. without being insulted?"
Joe McVickers, lovable ghoul-"Ten-
nessee will get that Rose Bowl bid"
Emily Chauncey, undefeated shop
litter, interviewed while cleaning out
the linen counter in Goldfarb's base
ment-"You have made me the hap
piest woman in the world"
Evening star., 1938-10-20
BY RAY FLAHERTY.

Coach, Champion Washington Redskins.
Sundays game at Griffith Sta
dium will bring together the first
and last place teams of the Eas-
ern division, but that doesn't neces-
sarily mean the Philadelphia Eagles
are going to be push-overs for the
Washington Redskins. Not II my
memory is good
Over the period of our last three
games with the Eagles we have been
outscored by the Eagles, and the
two that we did win each were by
3-point margins. Philadelphia, on
the other hand, trounced us, l4-O,
in Washington last year, and that
leaves them 8 points up in games
since the start of the 1897 season.
According to the dope, we should
win. but don't forget the Cleveland
Rams knocked OF the Chicago
Evening star., 1938-10-20
From the
Press Box
Poll as to Rose Bowl
Team Nets Black Eye.
By JOHN LARDNER,

Special Correspondent Of The Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-We sent the
inquiring reporter out to interview the
man, woman and Nddie in the street
this week on the question, who will
90 to the Rose Bowl?"
The first guy to be questioned re-
piled: "One hundred thousand suck
ers, friend, 100000 suckers" This
seemed q pretty cynical attitude, and
the inquiring reporter threw the an
swer out on the ground that it was
incompetent, immaterial, and delivered
with strong Siberian accent. After
that the poll became very interesting
and we are proud to announce that we
have got the jump on the rest of the
field on this important issue.
The inquiring reporter returned to
our Office with suitcase full of data,
six hotel towels and a black eye. the
gift of Miss Birdie Gillespie of New
foundland, who seems to have formed
the wrong impression.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
WOMAN CHAMP is OUT
Mrs. Harper Bows to Mrs. Priddy

Mrs. Harper BOWS to Mrs. Priddy
in Virginia Tourney.
RICHMOND, Va. Oct 20 (P).-Four
Richmonders who survived yesterdays
upset-studden elimination test met
today in the 1s-hole semi-finals Of the
l7th annual Virginia women's golf
tournament.
Mrs. Clara Priddy, champion back
in 1890 and conqueror Of Mrs. Lily
Harper Martin, Portsmouths four
time titleholder, was matched against
Mrs. Grayson Dashiell.
Battling in the lower bracket Of the
top flight were Lillian Wood, winner
over Mrs. George Owens. Petersburg
medalist, and Mrs. r. G. Welton.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
CUBS OFFICE BUSY
PAYING BACK FANS
Refunding for Unplayed World
Series Games Of 20, 80, '35
as Well as '38 Goes On,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 20.-The Chi
cago Cubs probably would just as soon
forget all about their recent World
Series with the New York Yankees
but the Cub Office likely will be re-
minded Of that Yankee massacre for
some time to come.
The Cubs. office, still busy making
refunds to holders Of tickets for the
unplayed sixth game. holds money for
1929, 1882 and 1885 World Series
tickets which never have been turned
in for refunds.
-Four 1882 tickets showed up two
weeks ago, the owner explaining he
had used them for book marks,
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON. N. J.-George Zaha-
rias, 239, Colorado, threw Jules
strongbow, 2S9, Oklahoma; two
straight falls.
NEWARK.-Joe Cox, 2l5, Mis-
souri,, pinned Hank Barbor, 2l0,
New York; 1924.
ST. LOUIS.-Everett Marshall,
223, La Junta, Colo. pinned Lee
Wyckoff, 228, Nevada, Mo-; 15:4l.
LOS ANGELES.-Bronko Ma
gurski, 220. Minnesota, defeated
Sander Szabo, 2lo, Hungary, one
fall.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

By the Astociated Press.
MIAMI, Fla-Jim Bowden. III,
Jacksonville, outpointed Eddie
Dreher, 169. Los Angeles 10).
MONTREAL.-Al Mccoy, 1917,
Boston. knocked out Oliver Shanks,
POI II, Edmonton %.
BALT1MORE.-Cowboy Howard
Scott, 1877, Washington, defeated Ell
Davenport, 1877, Baltimore (O).
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Straight Off the I ee
By WALTER McCALLUM.

this championship
fellow will accomplish
invitation affair." Parker Nolan the
Club championship two
musing the
will with 36-hoe 1ot next SUNDAY @
Not only
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Crowley Whiffs
Roses at Last
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Well. they finally
got Jimmy Crowley, Fordham
coach. to the Rose Bowl.
Initiating him into the Circus
Saints and Sinners Club yesterday,
members decked Sleepy Jim out in
long red coachman's coat, silk hat,
and whip, and planted him in front
Of q big jug full Of roses, labeled
Rose Bowl at last"
Also at hand were signs warning
Block that kick" in . dozen Ian
guages-including the Scandinavian.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
VANDY'S TRICK FEARED
Expected to Try to Repeat Hidden
Ball Play on L. S. U.

Ball Play on L. S. U.
BY the Associated Press.
BATON ROUGE, La.-Grapevine
reports from Nashville whisper that
Vanderbilt has new hidden ball play
and will be all set to try it out on the
L. s. U. Tigers Saturday.
Last year Vandy whipped L. s. u,
7-6, on what every one fondly called
the hidden ball trick. and ever since
then Vanderbilt and hidden ball have
been synonymous.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
Kos1'lap, M'Fadden Garry G.. u.
Hopes IN Manhattan Contest

pleted II out Of 81 passes in three
games while McFadden currently
rates above the veteran Charley
Wychunas as the Hoyas' first-string
quarterback.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
BIERMAN WILL SCOUT.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be
an open date for Minnesota's football
ers, but that doesn't make it 4 holi-
day for Coach Bernie Bierman He's
going to visit Champaign, H., to scout
Northwestern.
Evening star., 1938-10-20

m.nt he enters" Parker said. Take
fellows like Rippy who won the Chevy
Chase tournament this year: Billy
Shea, last years Middle Atlantic and
District champion; Louis Fuchs and
Billy Dettweiler, Of those left. and
you have enough talent to win any
tourna ment"
Parker spoke OF something he
knows about, for the big fellow with
the mighty wallop from the tee is in
the thick Of the scrap and it wouldn't
cause any eyebrow-raising to see him
grab the title again. He won it in
1885 and 1886, and lost last week to
DR.. Smith. But Smith won't be the
champion again this year.
He was licked in the first
. round yesterday by Billy Dett-
weller, when Georgetown Billy
smacked 4 birdie on the first
hole.
They had tied last Saturday, and
had to play only single hole before
Billy won. At the same time Nolan
bumped of southpaw Earl McAleer,
and Claude Rippy, the erstwhile pub
lie links champion, licked Larry Ber-
nard.
They'll play the semi-final Saturday.
and the final Sunday, and the show
will wind up with stag dinner Sum
day night at which prizes will be pre-
sented by DR.. o. U. Singer. golf COM
mittee chairman. Considering the
strength Of that Congressional outf1t
YOU have to admit with Nolan that
the fellow who wins can toss a few
bouquets at himself He will have
done a pretty creditable Job OF solf
bali-mauling.
Burning Tree Tourney Listed.
Every year Burning Tree, golfng
home of much Of Washington offcial-
dom. puts on q fall links party, which
seems to get better each fall, as Holly
Stover, the idea factory at Burning
Tree, manufactures new ways OF run
ming a golf show.
Holly, who happens to be golf
chairman and chief instigator
of fun and high jinks at Burn
ing Tree, will put on his annual
"harvest home husking bee" next
Saturday.
"A bushel Of beautiful prizes" says
his announcement, lin addition to such
regular club events as the Journeys Tor
the Joseph E. Dawes and Bascom
Slemp trophies"
All OF which causes us to wonder
how many remember C. Bascom Slemp,
the Republican member OF Congress
from Virginia. who served rs secretary
to President Calvin Coolidge, and who
was quite a golfer himself in the pre-
New Deal days. It's different now-at
Burning Tree-but the spirit OF the
club remains higher than ever. They'll
have quite a party out there Saturday,
with Holly running the show.
Maybe the girls we're tired from the
Philadelphia match on Tuesday, but
with 4 team not quite as strong as
that which was licked by the Quaker
City gals, the Washington women's
links team did manage to almost dou-
BILE the score in their match with Bal
timore at the Elkridge Club. They
won by l1h to 61a, but all Of them,
particularly those who played in the
upper brackets, said they were tired
following the Philadelphia match.
They showed 1t yesterday. for
Helen Dettweiler and Betty
Meckley, in our book. are strong
er golfers than Eleanor Morrow
and Evelyn Marvin.
Yet they managed to get only a
half, and were lucky at that. Nor
could you figure Marion Brown and
Mrs, Walter r. Stokes to drop two
Evening star., 1938-10-20

GRIDDER IS "A STUDENT.
TULSA, Okla. LP)-George Adams
senior varsity center on the Tulsa foot
ball team, is straight "A" pre-
medic student.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Ctyri hasicske kompanie
hasilv pozar.

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ctyfi hasicske sbory Baltimore
okresu hastily ohen, kterym wy
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v Overhills ma statku Thomase
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vznikly chen domu, volali jine
hasicske sbory ku pomoci. Sc
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chrlena voda do hoTiclho pr1-
z hor1c1ho domu vyne-
Sen byl nabytek.