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Evening star., 1938-04-13
Generals Surprise Winners.
DeZerne OF Form.

Easterns loss to Washington-Lee
was something of an upset despite the
free use of substitutes by Coach Guyon
Chester Tawney collected double and
triple for the Lincoln Parkers, but a
flve-run splurge by the Little Generals
in the eighth inning salted the game
away.
Evening star., 1938-04-13
Sandlot Furnishes Apple,

Frank Landolt, with three hits in
as many trips to the plate. led Mount
Rainier to a To victory over National
Training School in an abbreviated
six-inning game on the losers field
George Green limited National Train
ing to seven scattered hits.
Evening star., 1938-04-13

Runs--Buckholtz to. Miller. Crump.
lager, J, Green. G. Green. Burke Ubron
Errors-Johnson t2). Burke. Canman.
Two-base hits-Ager, Ubron. Stolen bases
-Buckholtz 80, lager. Landolt CD. Aeer.
PTFy e. seab BnT5e @ by MeG2Man Sanan s9ru6k 6x
Sperment. l. Umpire-Mr. T. Jones.
Evening star., 1938-04-13

Runs-WaIkeT ID. SprlnkIe. AnderSon,
Simpson. Hopkins Morris t2> Cooksey,
Kober t2l, Stockwell t2). Tawney, Lovitt.
Errors-Anderson. Simpson. Hopkins. Nor
ris Lovltt '2>. Two-base hits-,Anderson,
Hopkins, Kober, Tawney:. Three-hase hit
Tawney. Stolen base-Walker. First base
on balls-Of Marcy .; off Morris. . off
Lovitt. O., Struck out-Bv Marcy, .: by
Morris, 2; by Lovitt, 6. Umpire-Mr.
Evening star., 1938-04-13

TAlR QUESTION: Exactly what
/ gives Your Mileage Merchant
his plainest advantage over the
whole run Of mere oil-changers?
STRAlGHT-0UT ANSWER: His pat.
ented Conoco Germ Processed
oil will O1L-PLATE your engine,
and their oils can't.
Their oils can't give fabrication
without circulation. And by all the
Laws Of Engineering, it must take
time for any oil that's snoozing
down in the crankcase to get cir.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29

Ice cream production in the rec ord year, 1929, totalled 254,6lS00 gallons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
Famed ChuCker Robert Grove Shines Again
An Old Man in Baseball, Southpaw Veteran Still
 Has Plenty Stuff
(By Associated Press)

Robert Moses Grove is getting gray around the temples. He is no longer able to rear back to sweep that faSt-ball of his past batter S inning after inning as in years past.
 But, nevertheless, the tall south- paw, at decrepit baseball age of 38 years, is still one of basebalPs mas ter craftsman Now with the Bos- ton Red Sox, his smoke is a thing of the past. and yet he is in some ways a greater figure on the mound.
 "Old Man Grove" throttled the New York Tanks yesterday with meager role of only five hits.
 Leiber, the seasons outstanding comeback, propelled the Giants in- to undisputed possession of the Ma tional League lead with a first in- ming home run at Boston that scored two ahead of him.
 Schumacher limited the Boston Bees to five hits.
 Ducky Medwick, just returned to the Cardinals lineup, drove across two runs with triple that helped beat the Pirates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
LUNCH PLAYERS
 HAVING WEEPS

LOUISVILLE, April 29.-Col. E R. Bradley, whose horses have wog. fcur Kentucky Derbies. let th7 "hunch' players down badly this year.
 Only twice before has the Derby been run on May T. Both times the Coloners horses have captured the classic. But this year Colonel Bradley has not nominated a horse for the race.
 Behave Yourself took the honol $ on May ', 1921-the first time the race was run on May ', and the first time Colonel Bradley won the Der by.
 In 1882 the Derby again was raced on May T. Burgoo King won for Colonel Bradley's third triumph.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29

Gotten exports are the larges. single item in U. s. trade with Czechoslovakia. 4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
HOME ART STUDIED
 AT GATHERING OF
 AUX BAY EXTENSION

Canning, smoking of meats, and gardening were the subjects for study at the meeting of the Univer- sity of Alaska Extension Club of Aux Bay, held at the home of Mrs. Chester Ellis, Wednesday.
 Initial plans were made to spon- sor a H-Club for girls in the neighborhood. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Milton Ward on Wednesday,
 Present were Mrs. J. DeHart Mrs. D. M Dishaw, Mrs. L. E. Iverson Mrs D. F Willard, Mrs. V. J. Newell Mrs w. M. Taylor, Mrs. w. M. Trip lette and Mrs. M. Ward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29

Try The Empire classlfieds for results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
Peanuts 

ST. LOUIS, April 28.-Justin Stein has been attached to the St. Louis Cardinals ballyard for many years. AS a youngster he sold peanuts and newspapers at the park and this spring saw him down south with the Cards trying out for third base.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
4-Eye Pitchers
 On Rival Teams

LOS ANGELES, April 29.-Be- spectacled players are rare in base ball and so fans at the Pacific coast opening game here could hardly believe their eyes when both teams trotted out pitchers wearing cheat CTS.
 Hollywood offered Wayne Osborne and Los Angeles countered with Jack Salveson. Both are curve bail specialists and both are strong hit terS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
STARS, ANGELS ARE TIED FOR
 SECOND PLACE
Portland Remains at Top in P. (. League-Se-
 attle Loses, 10th
(By Associated Press)

Hollywood and Los Angeles are tied for second place in the Pacific Coast League because the former pounded out IT hits at the expense of the later in the game yesterday The score was IS to in favor of Hollywood.
 Portland remains at the top oi he standings by taking the game yesterday from Oakland by score of 3 to 1. The win was the third in a row.
 A tenth inning run gave Sacra- mento a victory over Seattle yes- terday after a sea aw game.
 Rain prevented San Francisco and San Diego from playing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Portland 2; Oakland 1. Hollywood IS; Los Angeles 4. Seattle 5; Sacramento 6, ten in nings.
 San Diego-San Francisco, rain.
 National League St. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 5; Chicago 12. New York 4; Boston 2.
 American League Chicagc-Detroit, postponed on &C., count of rain in the fourth inning with the score 20 in favor ot Detroit
 Boston 6, New York l. Washington 2: Philadelphia 2 Cleveland II; St. Louis i.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
CROSvENOR IS
 TO BE COACH

GOLDEN, Cal, April 29. = George Grosvenor, a stellar halfback with the Chicago Cardinals professional team several years, will coach at Pueblo Centennial high school starting next fall. GroSvenor is now a teacher of biology at the Golden high school
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
.Cagers Given
 Better Taping

DENVER, April 29,-Dr. N. E, Atterberry, Denver osteopath, says proper taping has greatly reduced ankle injuries among basketball players. In recent years, he said, 1 percent of the injuries suffered by cage players were sprained ankles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
CeIIarites Lead

CINCINNATI, April 29--It's hard to believe, but the cellar teams of the major leagues last season set the pace in this springs exhibition games. The St. Louis Browns of the American league were tops, while the Cincinnati Reds, door mats of the National, burned up things in Florida's Grapefruit cir cult
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29
DIZZY PULLS
 MUSCLE, HIS
 HURLINC ARM

CHICAGO. H., April 29.-Dizzy Dean pulled muscle in his flinging arm this afternoon in the fourth in- n1y of the game between Cincin- nati and Chicago and was perked natl and Chicago and was jerked hurt was not serious
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-04-29

There are approximately half a million persons in the United States suffering from tuberculosis.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
CON LOS GUANTE

Otros, no menos expertes a.
consejan a Jose Luis que No a.
tagae en- los priHaeros asalSes,
por cuanto Ia name derecta 4e
S2nmei;Eg s9rta como IN mart
iio sobrs 81 cabs2a.
"Cuanto menoa dure Ia paaa,
Altman ciertos inteligentes, me
jor para el campe6n."
Cuanto mas dure Ia pelea, a.
firman otros, msjor sera para
Jose Luis.
De modo que dos directories
del negro va tienen donde esco-
ger v en- ambos casos opiniones
de expertos, de "sabios en- la
material.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
DEPORTE
Mako NO QUIERE LOS
GUANTES DE CHICAGO

Speculator, N. Y, JUNO IT,
Los guantes de Chicago, aproba
dos por Jose Luis, fueron recha
zados aver por Make Schmel-
ing.
Tom Farley, diputado conf :
sionado de New York, present6
los glantes al aleman y Max di-
10 que no lie convenian, y que
serfa una injusticia imponerse-
los a 81. Make quiere guantes
de la Comisi6n de New York.
La diferencia, apreciada por
los expertos, eonsiste en- que los
guantes de Ney York no tienen
arregios ~especiales para ell dedo
pulgar v los de Chicago 81 10 tie
men. Los guantes que Luis pre-
there hlenen una separation que
protege mas Ell dedo pulgar Y 10
sitda a media pulgada de la pun
ia.
Los pulgares de Luis son gran
des y el arreglo, al decir de Ma
xie, lie beneficiaria. Luis viene
nsando esos guantes desde que
Ell aleman lie pusiera a dormir,
hace dos amos.
Schmeling busca producer en-
81 negro un NAL efecto psicol6-
gico, rehusando sus guantes.
"Debemos usar, dice el ale :
man, los mismos guantes que ha
ce dos amos. Este espacio para
el pulgar beneficial a Luis Y lie
ayudaria a meter Ell dedo por
Gais ojos, en- Ell curse del match.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

sa prodigaba cuidados Y atencio
mes a Maria.
4 Algo mas de 10 que todos
Suponemos!"
Aquellas palabras intrigaron
a dona Angeles, que lie dijo a su
hija, al dido:
- va estamos pitando para
Cercedilla otra vez, til!
ST, mama-repuso Agueda.
Salieron,
Mientras ttanto, los marque-
SEES, junto al lecho de la enfer~
mita de amor, la contemplation
desolados.
Ezra una martir!
Era como una naufraga de la
y del amor arrojada a este
be lecho por una tempestad de
las que deStrooan para siemprs
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
LIGA NACIONAL

Solo Sc efectuaron dos desa-
fios. Los Piratas vencieron a
Carl Hubbell y este no pudo lie
gar, como deseaba, a la 2O0a
victoria de su carrera. Los Car
denales, ell pasado domingo, de-
rrotaron tambien a Hubbell, i'm
i~pidiendole llegar. La victoria
Sc lie anot6 a Klinger.
Hubbell no Sc MODESTO por Ia
nueva derrota, manteniendo 81
norma desde que ingresara en-
las grandes ligas. Es un pelote.
70 que no Sc lamenta, no Sc en-.
fada y siempre siente simpatia
por ell derrotado.
Wander Nicer, iuego de sus
dos resonantes ultimas v~ictorias
parece haber ascendidi al pues.
to de mejor pitcher Zurdo de las
mayores, por encima de Carl.
En- 10 que va de temporada, ell
lanzador de los Gigantes lleva
alcanzadas siete victorias y cua-
tro derrotas.
Pittsburgh 10c, l3h, lie; New
York &c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
a~.- -
Ia L1GA I~NTERSCeLAL

Estamos = nne.A:as de la Er
ga, Etersasal de Felc5a, rsF 10
que cree1n3s no empszaTa 81 cam
,peouato 81 domingo,
La ssmana pasada Sc nos g.
nunci6 la Inauguration para Ell
domingo 10, pero NADIA Sc nos ha
dioho en- el curse de esta.
Cuatro son las noYenas for
madas y representa- a las So
ciedades y logias Cfrculo Cuba
no, Centric Asturdano, Unions
Dtaliana y Caballeros Leales de
America.
81 no Sc empieza en- este mes,
a Lga haria. bien tomando ell
nombre de Intersocial de Vera
no, Otono e Invierno.
Tienen la palabra, en- cuanto
al %comienzo, los organizadores,
entire ellos "Quico" Y Charles.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
distraido hacia un instante a la

distraido haeia un instante a la
marquesa.
Rodolfo sc VIC delante a la
sonora de Cenci Y a Aguedita,
que Sc marchaban.
Habian pasado aQui parte de
la noche, y la diab6lica mujer
del italiano, no queriendo aban-
donar este palacio sin saber a
que atenerse, respecto de la en-
trevista de los marqueses, Sc
encar6 con ell dueno de la casa,
preguntandole a media voz:
y Pepito, lqu6-... iCant6
de plano?
No, sonora. Parece cue hay
mas de 10 que todos supo-
nsGmos.
No quiso ser mas explicito, y sc
scerc6 q Ia CANA donde su espo-
La gaceta., 1938-06-17


amino.
Desde aver, EN- que lie dejara
en- compania del doctor madrile
no que fue a buscar Rio Verde
a la corte, habia ~experimentado
Pepito una notable meioria.
Sc habian calmlado sus ner-
vios.
Habia cedido la crisis de do
lor espantoso, Y esta nanana.
cuando lego Rodolfo de Madrid,
lie habia encontrado levantado.
departiendo serenamente con
las senoras de Cenci, que, con
una abnegacion ejemplar, ha-
bianse instalado a la cabecera
del enfermo y habfan pasado Ia
noehe en- Los Cascres.
nj Adonde Quieres que vass-
nS-Drsgunt6 Il padre adm
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

two de Maria a su cornpaaero
de excursion.
-Donde usted quiera. CUTE
me.
mo, hombre. TIL conoceras
meJor que 70 estos campos v
estos caminos. Guia t1.
-En csc case, irernos hacia
81 Le6n-cerr6 Pope, senalando
uno de los picos de la cercana
sierra.
Los dos caballeros Sc pusie-
ron EN- Marcia.
Haeia una naaiiana esplsndi-
oa' y 81 sol. rauy duSee, contra
rrestaba Cd frio que adn bajaba
De los picos nevados de los mon
les.
Haola Aopido unos dias antas
Y = atsa6EcW4 - eousaryaha
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Rodolfo.
Isl, salgan ustedes-aprobd
dona Angeles, que no guerra en-
modo alguno que Sc trasluciera
SUI inQuietud por esta nueva a.
parici6n del marques de Rio
Verde en- Los CosGres-. Y 81
mis- consoles les valen, salgan
uStedes a pie. NADIA como el e
~jercicio para refrescar Y sere-
mar Ell amino,
Isl, salgamos a pie, don Ro-
doifo-aprob6 Pepe con cleric
entusiasmo-. ,Esto me recon-
dara mi slargas eaminatas por
la sierra cuando era nino.
-!Pues, hala, en- marcha!
dijo Rodolfo executive, conten-
to taulhien de yer al muchscho
IN tan sCcasats dispasiei6a de
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
LUIS DE FAYoRITo
Ell DEDO PULGAR

Tres excampeones sest.enen
1ile Jose Luis yencera a Schmel-
hg, el dia %.
Cast todos los CRITICS y ex =
pertos, los de mas fuste, opinan
1Ule 81 negro retendra Ia corona
Y acostara al amigo de Hitler.
Los que seleccionan a Luis a.
lucen mayores razOnes; pero no
allan argumentos a los partida
rios de Schmeling.
Ell aleman - dicen algunos
luce hoy mejor que hace dos
amos Y por 10 tanto no aprecia-
nos ventaja pOr parte del cam
pe6n.
Pero los partidarios def eti6-
pico insisten en- mencionar Ia
edad Y los progresses hechos por
al negro desde que Make lie de-
rrotara en- 1886.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Luis, aseguran algunos, subj
"a al ring" con la preocupaei6n
lie la derecha de Make, la mano
que lie hizo "papiAa" Y lie derro-
70 por nocaut.
Ell negro, aseguran otros, no
tiene la menor preocupaci6n, en-
cuanto a Schmeling, y subira al
icuadrilatero con lei convened
miento de que lie acostara antics
del octave asalto.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
VICTORIA DE A
KID

Habana, JUNO 17.-Ayer, en-
Richmond, Va, Yucatan Kid,
del establo de Parga,
vencio por puntos a Norment
Quarles, ell rubio de Carolina del
Norte. Quarles cayo a la Iona,
en- Ell noveno, con un potente pu-
hetazo. Sc levant6 con Ell ojo H.
quierdo completamete cerrado.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Muchos de los expertos, inclu
yendo excampeones " campeo-
mes, opinan que Luis debe alta =
car en- los primeros asaltos y
abrumar a Schmdlisg con suls
golpes, madurandolo y compile
tando la obra en- el septimo u
octave asalto.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Make sabe que tiene 80 a.
nos, que ell negro ha mejorado
y que descarga formidables pu-
netazos con las dos manos-es-
criben algunos cronistas.
Luis-argumenta notros-co
noce que Make conserva toda
su potencia y que, ademas utili-
"a ahora la izquierda con tanta
e~fectividad como la mano dere-
cha.
va tienen uStedes donde esco-
GER. Y ell manantial nformati-
vo es de primera clase.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
LIGA AMERICAN

Mientras Pearson v Hadley
dominaban a los bateadores del
Chicago, limitandoaos a un hit Y
uno carrera, Bob Feller contro-
laba a aos Indios, ganando sus
respectivos juegos los Yankees
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
VINCENT UCHAR CON
Ell HEBREO HERBIE FREE
MAN

Jack Vincent, ell habit lucha-
dor de Omaha, Nebraska, yolve-
"a a luchar, ell tunes, con Her.
bic Freeman, conocido por ell
carnicero del Bronx,
Vicent obtuvo la victoria. Ia
semana pasada, por descaIifica-
cl6n; pero no desea poner tai
'eriunfo en- SD libro y volvera a
1uchar con Freeman.
"Yo tengo la certeza de QUE
puedo derrotar facilmente al ri
gante hebreo, aungue pesa 40
.libras mas que 20,
No quiero victorias por des-
calificaei6n del contrario, Dor :
que Sc presto para que lie llaman
a uno sissy.
Bob lesson combatira con
BIN Pledge, Ell campe6n de la
Florida ,en el segundo encuen-
tro de la noche.
Bob Wilson, exfutbolista. ten
ORA de oponente a Allan Eusta-
&c, el gigantic de Kansas.
Eli vaquero Butrall Sc batir8
con Georgs Hagen, ell popular Iu
ohador.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Mike Jacobs anuncia que la
venta de tickets liega va a los
$500, 900. ST la noticia es cierta,
puede admitirse lque ell rendi :
miento total llegara al million de
d6lares.
Cast todos los espectadores de
las localidades baratas, aguar :
dan a Ultima bora para com :
prar sus billetes.
LIE espera a Luis una gran Dol
sa Y otra a Schmeling, a pesar
del impuesto federal que debe-
ran pagan.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Claude Passeau domino a los
Cardenales ,dejandolos en- seis
hits. Los vencedores solo batea-
ron einco jilotes.
San Iuis &c, 6h, lie; Filadel-
fla &c, oh, 0e.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
N0TlCIAS DE- PELOTA

y los Indses. Lou Gaheig haseo
de jonrs9n coysre 4 aesable
pitching de Gene Stresr, que
Solo permits oaafFe. Feier oi-
sem.n6 les hits de- los Senadoses
= le ayudaron con oportunos tu-
9eyes Larry y Campbell.
New York Sc, 4h, 1e; Chiea-
go 1c, In, Sc.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Paris, JUNO 17.-Embarc6
aver en- ell Reina Maria, con rum
DO a New York, el equipo cuba
no de balompie.
Ulegara a la gran ciudad el
pr6ximo domingo y ALI pasara
varios dfas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Presenciaran la pelea, perio-
distas de Francia, Inglaterra,
Alemania, Cuba, Argentina,
Brasil, MEXICO y otros paises.
Nuevas "Quces" para agregar
a las que opinan Ell Estados u
nidos.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
la existencia!

la existencia!
Y Rodolfo murmur6, apoya-
do a los pies de la cana, fijos
sus ojos en- ell rostro arrebolado
por la fiebre de Maria:
ia ii tambien, pobre cria-
tura, tie ha sorprendido la no
che en- plena juventud! les 10
que ha dicho Pope. es... Tia
muerte del alma!
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
Washington 1c, 8h, lie; Cleve
and DC, 11h, lie.

Seis bases por bolas lie dieron
aver a Jimmy Foxx, quedando
estaHecida una nueva marca.
Como las bases por bolas no re-
presentan wees al bate, Foxx
bateo seis wees, hizo dos carre-
ras y aparece sin ninguna vez al
bate.
Boston 12c, 17h, De; San Luis
&c, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Sc vaca re-
Glen parida. Sc da barata SAIL
Gale 10. Veala despues de las
) 200 P. M.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

VENDO Ford 1929 rdstr, Lii
cencia, buenas condolences, $55;
Ruiz, 2201 Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17
CAPITULO XI
Los dos n,drQ1teses

Los dos mdrQueses
lie encuentras mejor?
Isl, mucho mejor; gracias.
EN- csc. case, tpor que no
Qlieree que demos IN paseo?
Como listed QuieraR don
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

chlsima mayor delicadeza.,. En-
fin, var1os ALA. iQue Dios lie
tome en- cuenta 10 que ha hecho
con esta criaturital f..
Los marqueses volvieron a la
alcoba.
zYa pas6!-dijo cast en- al
Ia Noz una sonora epulenta, GU.
vos pasds ersn las que Aabtaa
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

Fhadelfia &c, 6h Be; Detroit
l2c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1938-06-17

FL EQUIPO GU
BANJO
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
C. ". HIGH GRID
TEAM IN DRILL.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. /.
Albert Doran, newly appointed
director of athletics at the George
Washington High School, formally
assumed his new post today as he
sent a squad of 40 football candi-
dates through a lengthy limbering
up drill to inaugurate the fall
training period. Also present at
today'S drill was Willis Benner,
former Maryland University ath-
lste, who will serve as assistant
athletic director.
AS the squad assembled, Doran
declared that there would be a
wide open race for varsity berthS
during the coming season. Letter
men, he said, were not assured Of
first team positions unless they
displayed varsity ability, and the
entire squad must regard itself
as starting from scratch"
The G.. w. squad will take it
easy this week, but heavy work
will probably get under way next
Monday, the new mentor said.
Doran's principal problem lies in
finding a successor to Dick Bur-
rell, triple-threat halfback who
paced the Presidents to victory in
most of their games last year.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
Picks One Winner

A slim, curly-haired girl who
has stakes in an important politi-
cal race was following the horse
races at Marlboro yesterday. Dolly
SaSScer, daughter Of Senator
Lansdale G. SasScer, president Of
the Maryland State Senate and
candidate for governor. was stroll
ing in the crowd, and she wasn't
talking politics, but was earnestly
trying to pick winner. She said
she'd been to the races nearly
every day this week but so far
had picked only one winner. In
the foursome Of friends with
Dolly were Penelope Wood. of
Hampton, Va, Dick Lankford, Of
Harwood, Md, and Ed Digges, of
La Plata, Md.
Commissioner Melvin C. HaZen
was on the scene Of action yester-
day to watch his Worthowning
finish third.
Mrs. Addison Bowie and her
daughter of Chevy Chase, were
doing a lot Of suffering over bad
tips at the races yesterday. They
finally gave up and went home
early.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
COLD NO
HANDICAP ASU.S.
FACES AUSSIES

GERMANTOWN, Pa, Sept. I
QN.S)@The United States Davis
Cup team, headed by the Cali
fornia wizard, Don Bulge, went
through q brisk workout today at
the Germantown Cricket Club be-
fore tapering off for the all
important series over the week.
end.
The Americans will defend the
cup in a series Of five matches
with Australia.
Walter L. Pate, nonplaying cap
tain Of the American team, ex-
pressed confidence in the ability
of Bulge and company to turn
back the AnzacS without too much
trouble.
Budge's cold Is no cause for
concern, according to Pate.
''It will have no effect on his
playing" Pate said. "The other
players are in the pink Of con-
dition and there will be no ex-
cuse on that score"
The Australians, Adrian Quist,
John Bromwich and Leonard
Schwartz, spent yesterday after.
noon on q golf course.
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
SWANSON LEADS
At. CAMP PERRY

CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. /
G.N.S0.-Dr. Emmet o. Swanson,
of Minneapolis, lieutenant in the
Marine Corps Reserve, today held
the edge in the competition for
the Presidents Trophy match.
DR.. Swanson had 80 out Of q
possible 100, with the first two legs
of the three-part match finished.
In the competition for the VIM
bledon Cup, Marine Sergt. Valen-
tine ]. Kravitz, Of Stockdale, Tex,
tied the record when he shot q
possible 100, with 10 perfect shots
in the ''V" ring. Also having per-
feet zoos, but unable to get as
many "V'S" were Charles H. Vim
cent, Utica, Mich; Infantry
Lieut.. Maurice E. Kaiser, Sacra-
mento, Calf, and Marine Sergt.
Floyd N. Harris, Lancaster, S. c.
The Los Angeles police team
again won the National Rifle ASSo.
ciation revolver competition with
1869 out Of a possible 1900. Percy
M. Chapman, Tacoma, Wash, won
the Clark Memorial pistol race
with 291. William Toney, McCal.
len, Tex, and Sidney Hines, Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Ind, tied fol
second,
The Washington times., 1938-09-01
BEARS CLASH
WITH ALL-STARS

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept /
NIN.S0.-Football spotlight cen
ters on Brown Stadium tonight as
the professional Chicago Bears
and the collegiate All-Stars collide
to knock the lid off the New
England gridiron season.
Paced by Gary Famiglietti, Bos-
ton University, and Byron "Whiz-
3er" White, Colorado, the col
aegians make a formidable foe in
the latest attempt to decide
supremacy between amateur and
professional football.
Possibility that the pros would
depend on an aerial attack was
seen during practice sessions as
Ray Buivid, former Marquette
star, concentrated on passing.
However, the younger All-Stars
were at mid-seaSon form.