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Evening star., 1939-02-17
Seven-Up p Will Finish
Plans for Season
Tomorrow

Organization meeting Of the
SeVen-Up A. c. will be held tomor-
row night at 1900 Trinidad avenue
NE. Players with the team last
year and urged to attend the gath
ering are:
Frank Baroni, Lanny Birch.
Lefty" McIntire, Frank DiNenna.
Albert Stokes, Irving Spector, Will
liam Albert, Francis Gibson, Paul
j. Pizza, John A. Dugan, Clarence
Plumb, Bill" Harris, Jack B. James,
William McGeever, ZAP Chilcotte
and William Liggett.
Manager Connie Wychie has ar
ranged an attractive road schedule
in addition to competition in the
industrial league.
The schedule:
April 8. Wilkes-Barre Of the Eastern
League; April 1915. Portsmouth. Va, Of
the Piedmont League; April 1928. Law
1eneevilie. Va; April 1880. Waynesbor-
May g.. Pinegrove, Pa: May 1914,
Waverly. Va; May 1921. Petersburg. Va:
May 27-2s. Newport News. Va.
srleEsburs. Va; June 1o-ii: LynchbuTs. aa1
peper. Va; Jun. Is. Frederick. % Nd. d. .u'
O July ,,1 ! z 3. Newport News. ya:: July
Md eshss':s sssSzntdahs' sssz H. 44an''S9is 4a 9ui;
80. Charlottesville, Va.
1918. Suffolk. Va; August 2e-27. Lynch
September 2. 3. 4. Newport Nevs. Va.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Newby Is Head Man
In City-Wide Tank
Meet Tomorrow

Dick Newby, chairman Of the Dis
trict A. A. U. Swimming Committee,
has the important position of ref
cree and head judge for the first an
nual city-wide junior championship
swimming meet tomorrow night at
the Southeast Branch, Boys Club Of
Washington.
Time trials and heats will be held
tomorrow afternoon at the club pool,
Seventeenth street and Massachu-
sets avenue Sc, with the final
events beginning at 7 pm. Twelve
events in four age classes are sched-
uled, with gold, silver and bronze
medals going to winners of first, Sec
ond and third places in each. A
team trophy also will be awarded.
Other officials are Earle Weeks,
starter; Jim Sprigman, chief timer;
Arthur Meushaw, John Niece and
Arthur Meatyard, timers; John Zim-
norman, Charles Graves and Dudley
Gordon, judges Of finishes; Robert
Burtt, scorer; Richard Burchett, an
nouncer, and Max Rote, clerk of the
course.
The meet is open to the public.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Redskins Fail to Sign
Two Texas Gridmen

COLLEGE STATION, Tex, Feb.
1.-THE worries Of Coach Ray Fla
herty Of the Washington Redskins,
professional football team, were in
creased today, the mentor deserting
this sector for the Pacific Coast after
failing to sign two former Texas A.
and M. stars,
Dick Todd, crack broken-field run
ner and one Of the best backs in the
Southwest Conference last year, pre-
fers to accept an oil field job rather
than the Redskins offer, while Roy
Young, who played with Washington
last season, informed Flaherty he
planned to enter Tulane University
next fall.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
kcCoy's Second Fails
To Slave Off Mat
Defeat by Terror

It's easy to understand why the
Golden Terror Is an almost weekly
fixture on Promoter Joe Turner'S
rassling bills at the arena. Booking
him is guarantee Of a lot of good
fun and last night was no excep-
ton.
A minor riot, regular conclusion
to Terror engagements, was in prog
ress as the evening ended, with the
services Of police necessary to stop
an assault by spectators on the re-
firing gladiators. 1t all started when
Bibber Mccoy, who in his own minor
way also is something OF a villain,
employed the services Of Red Ryan,
another rassler, as a second in the
feature engagement with the
masked Terror.
Ryan stepped into the ring on
three occasions to aid his man, once
halting the Terror with a kangaroo
kick. This system Of a second and
aide in the ring is something in
vented and perfected by the Terror
and he resented the steal so much
that he finally tossed Ryan across
the ropes before turning to Mccoy.
Once Bibber had the Terror pinned,
but Referee Benny Bortnick at the
moment was staggering around and
unable to count. He made a re-
markable recovery a few seconds
later in time to count out Mccoy
when the Terror reversed matters.
The wrathful fans made an unsuc-
cessful assault on Bortnick and the
Terror, and as usual were driven
back by pair of bluecoats.
Ryan, in his regular engagement,
took another beating, this time from
Babe zaharias, but won on disqual-
if1cation. Jack Hader threw Jim
Wright and Vincent Austeri won
over Wild Man Zim in the other en-
gagements.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Richmond Puts in Bid
For Qualifying Test
In Open Tourney
Baltimore Gets Amateur
Under Rototing Plan;
Dotes Are Listed
BY WALTER McCALLIJM.

Sectional qualifying rounds for the
two major national championships
probably will miss Washington en-
tirely this year, under the setup for
the preliminary trials for the open
and amateur championships, as 1t
Is developing nowadays, well in ad-
vance Of the opening Of the golf
season.
Fred ]. D. Mackay, secretary Of the
Virginia State Golf Association, has
asked the United States Golf Asso-
ciation to send the sectional rounds
In this area for the open cham
pionship to Richmond, to be played
at the James River course Of the
Country Club of Virginia.
Under the rotation system agreed
to last year between the District and
Maryland Golf Associations, the
amateur sectional trials are sched-
uled to go to Baltimore. No Wash
lngton club has made bid for either
sectional tryout.
ID. c. Had Both in '38.
The preliminary trials for the two
major championships determine the
men who will represent this section
In the open championship, which
Will be played at the Philadelphia
Country Club. June 8, 9 and 10, and
IN the amateur championship, to be
played at Chicago. September Ills,
inclusive.
Sectional trials for the open cham
plonShip are scheduled for May %,
with the entry list to close May 8.
Amateur championship sectional
rounds are scheduled for August 20,
with entries to close August IA.
Both sets of preliminary trials
were held over Washington courses
last year. With the 1888 open cham
plonshlp at Denver, Colo, Bob Bar
nett and Lewis Worsham of Chew
Chase, qualified in the trials held
at Indian Spring in May. Worsham
alone made the trip.
Cities Agree to Rotate.
The amateur championship sec.
tional rounds held at Congressional
IN August, were led by Bobby
BrowneIi with 36-hole card of 143.
Other local qualifiers were Levi
Yoder, Ralph Bobart, Miller B.
Stevenson and Martin F.. McCarthy.
Brownell was the only local quail
her Tor the match play rounds in the
championship proper at Pittsburgh.
Last year, to avoid any conflict
and probable bidding against each
other Of clubs from the two cities.
an understanding was reached be-
tween the Washington and Balti.
more clubs that the sectional rounds
for the two championships would
rotate between the two cities.
Entry of the Richmond bid into
the situation may complicate mat
ters, unless that city is given an
added qualifying spot, in addition
to either Washington or Baltimore,
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Roosevelt DribbIers
Even in TiIts With
Virginia Schools

Roosevelt's cagers have an even
break to show for basket ball excur-
sions into Virginia. The Rough Rid
ers downed Episcopal at Alexandria
yesterday, 1926, making up for a
close game dropped two weeks ago to
Randolph-Maco
Both teams were without the serv-
ices of regulars, George West being
missing from Roosevelt because of a
back injury and Ed Bradfield from
Episcopal because of a cold.
The Maroons stayed in the run
ming during the last half with ac-
curate shooting from the foul line,
counting 7 Of their II points in that
time from the free throw line.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Quints in Double Bill

Social Security cagers meet Peo-
pies Drug Store at 8:15 tonight In
the first game Of a Southeast Com
munity Center League double-head-
er at Hine Junior High gym, fol-
lowed at Oils by the Clovers against
the Atchinson-Keller Plumbers,
The Security five took a one-sided
victory last night, downing Fetra-
CONS, 52-25. ODonnells won over
Christ Church, 1925, and District
Commissioners defeated Congress
Heights, 40-34, in the other loop
contests.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Whole Trouble Storted
BY Ponce de Leon

Florida got the Galento-Feldman
night through peculiar chain of
circumstances, and 1t is hard to
say just where the blame lies. Ponce
de Leon (Old Rough and Ready dis
covered the State in 1913. He made
note Of 1t on his cuff, and there
the matter rested for 426 wears.
with all the chambers of commerce
an Florida conspiring to keep the
location and identity Of their State
a dead secret.
Somehow or other, though, there
was a leak. Whether it came from
st. Petersburg, where they have been
hiding their eternal sunshine behind
q bushel for centuries, or from
Miami, where the fact that they
have a fine beach and couple of
race tracks is carefully masked,
would be difficult to tell.
At any rate, Mr.. Joseph Jacobs
got wind of the existence of Florida.
and promptly threatened to bring
Anthony Galento there for a fight.
Pleas and cajolery were to no avail.
Before the people of Florida could
dive into the storm cellar and pull
the ceiling after them, Galento was
In their midst.
This would be a great laugh for
California, except that California
has just been stuck with Joe Louis
vs.. Jack Roper. Call it even.
Galento, as we go to press, is the
No. heavyweight challenger of the
National Boxing Association minus
Michigan and New York. Michigan
has declared him null and void.
and New York ignores him. But
Tony is expanding all the time, and,
when the Feldman fight is over, he
probably will be the No. l challenger
OF the National Boxing Association
minus Michigan, New York and
Florida.
What the N. B. A. should do is
move into Tony's saloon In New
Jersey and consolidate its interests.
That's the place where everybody
recognizes Tony as the No. l chaI-
1enger, with no questions asked.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Gonzaga' S Basketers
Sweep Series With
bethesda-C.

Gonzaga has clean sweep in its
home-and-home basket ball series
with Bethesda Chevy Chase, win
ming on its own floor yesterday, 27-
10, after taking a game played
earlier this month at Bethesda.
The tilt was a sea- saw battle until
the fourth quarter with the lead
changing hands several times.
Lane O'Donnell, who since his re-
turn to the team has been one of
the scoring powers for the Purple
again took top honors with 8 points,
and paced the winners in the
fourth-period squirt that put them
safely in front.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Washington Unlikely Stage Remnae Of s. Golf Events This Ye5
From the
Press Box
GoIento Aquatic Show
Surprise to Florida
BY JOHN LARDNER,
Special Correspondent Of The Star.


NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Feeling
that George Washington, the first
man to throw dollar Gin CASH
across the Potomac River, has been
sighted by history and cheated of
his fair share of honor and COM
memoration-for, after all, he was
quite a guy-Mr. Joseph "Yussel
the Muscle" Jacobs plans to make
him famous with a water carnival
in Miami.
On February %, which Yussel has
been privately and reliably informed
is Washington's birthday, Tony
Galento will climb to the top of the
diving platform and push Abe Field
man into the tank.
II figure that is the least we can
do for Washington's memory" ex-
plains Mr.. Jacobs. ''It will be q
purely non-sectarian tribute, ire
gardless of race, creed, nor color
The proceeds will go to a worthy
private charity composed of Mr.
Galento, Mrs. Galento, the infant
Galento and myself, though not in
the order named.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Totals 529 Totals
6. U. Frosh Again Score
Over Terp Tossers

Georgetown's freshman basket ball
team is the unofficial District year.
ling champ. The Little Hoyas, pre-
senting a much superior array of
talent, downed Maryland's freshman
quint, 1882, last night In prelim-
mary to the Georgetown Carnegie
Tech game.
1t was Maryland's second defeat
OF the season, both by Georgetown.
The Hilltoppers also have a pair
OF wins over George Washington's s
cubs.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

TORONTO-Jim Londos, 200, threw
Joe Savoldi. 205. hour 16 minutes.
CAMDEN N. Tommy Rae, 215,
MASSACHUSETTS. defeated Ernie Dusek.
22S. Nebraska; o0-minute limit bout.
HARTFORD. Conn.-Ernest pat"
Kelly. 219. Tennessee. defeated Jack
League. 231, Texas. straight falls.
NORTH BERGEN. N. BOBBY
Managoff. 215. Chicago, threw Chris
Zaharias, 2l3. Pueblo, Colo, SO minutes
8 seconds.
BOsTON-The Shadow. 2O2. and
Gus Sonnenberg. 203, Boston. drew.
90 minutes.
PORTLAND, Me.-Bull Martin, 1913,
19e, scranton. Pa. and Jack smith,
ISL, 8oston 1.-TWO bovte).
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

FALL RIVER. Mass.-Frankie Britt.
149. Fall River. stopped Lew Raymond,
147h, Baltimore az.
BOSTON.-Honey Melody, 134h,
Boston, outpointed Abe Denner. 129A.
Boston (12).
ATLANTIC CITY.-Young Gene Buff
Ro99le Foreone 1884, PhsdeloSfpp loStpot1tsd
SPOKANE, Wash-Ronnie Haudts.
137, winnipeg, stopped Bushy Bayne.
130. Australia 90.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Julie Koean,
135, New York, and "snookS' Lacey,
6omefY, 100. Bayxite, Ark, stopped
3illy tssfel. 17o. jackson Aiss. (S).
Evening star., 1939-02-17
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Ralph De Palma, driving a
specially constructed auto with
twin six-cylinder engines, broke
every world speed record up to
20 miles with the exception Of
the 1-mile and 1-kilo marks,
which he already held.
Sam Rice, Washington best
hitter, arrived back from France
uninjured, and Griffith imme-
diately made plans to contact
him and talk contract.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
REAL ESTATE LEAGUE.

High team game-Fisher Co., 614.
High team set-Fisher Co.. 1882.
High individual same-Talley Rust Co.
No. p. 154.
High individual set-Talley Rust Co.
No. p, 800.
High individual average - Schaffert
(Weayer Bros), 115-14.
High individual spares - SchafYert
(Weaver Bros.). 1O1.
High individual strikes-Buckingham
tRust Co. No. ID, 25.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Charlotte, Hall Tossers
Conquer Sherwood

Capt. Guyther led the attack as
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
cagers downed Sherwood High
School basketers, 1913, at Charlotte
Hall, Nd, for their 18th win in 1s
games. In the preliminary contest
the Cadet Jayvees lost to Sherwood,
1912.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Jefferson Runs Strino
To IS Straight

jefferson Highs basket ball team
OF rails Church remains as the only
undefeated outfit in this section. It
won Its 18th consecutive victory last
nlght, setting back Lee-Jackson,
oo-11, on the losers court.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
NATIVITY LEAGUE.

High aVeraRes-Warman. 1lO-e: r. J.
Clone 1873
9 High sets-A. Hanlein. 800: R. Herbert.
High spares-B. Dunnigan. 125.
High strikesNC. Held. IL %
Evening star., 1939-02-17
SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD LEAGUE.

High averages - Sheppard 11O-25;
Adams. 1OS-21: Peterson. 1O7-16.
$50: Mossber0 143
High spares-sheppard, 100: Mossbers,
10s: Peterson. 105
High strikes-Peterson, %; Rayburu
and Sheppard, 23
High team eame-oA1-1. 800.
High team set-OAI-1. 1921.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Golento Now Threatening
To Challenge Woshinqton

ut is high time the South came
to know and love Washington as
we know and love him north Of the
Equator. Why can't we forget the
Civil War and its petty grudgesp
Washington may have freed the
slaves, but remember, he also in
vented the lightning rod. Let the
North and the South clasp the hand
OF friendship on Old Hickory's
birthday. and try to get there early.
"A choice selection of tickets. !"
adds Mr.. Jacobs, may still be OBJ
tanned at the box Office"
What with restraining Galento
from challenging Washington to a
fight In April and rehearsing Field
man for his breathless plunge into
feet OF water, Yussel the Muscle
has been very busy these last few
days.
Listen to that Galento, always
clowning," says Mr.. Jacobs. HE
knows who Washington Is as well
as I do. unless he has him confused
with Thomas Jefferson, and the old
rall-splitter might not be a bad
match for Tony, at that.
However, all that is either here
or there. Malicious reports have
come to my ear that we dug Abe
Feldman out of his grave for this
Miami fight. That smells to me
like the breath of SANDER, because
Feldman was not even dead when
we made the match, let alone buried.
II rigor mortis had set in, Field
mans manager would have let me
know, wouldn't he? Or wouldn't he?
Maybe better check again."
There is no need to check, how
ever, for Feldman has been posing
on the beach with, Galento for pho
tographers, and the pictures show
that Abe already is dressed for the
light. He is wearing a bathing
suit. A shave, haircut, and this
wandering son Of Salt Lake CITY
will be ready.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Pin Standings
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI.

High team game-COrneU, Bl2.
High set-Dartmouth, 1867.
High individual game-Vandoren, Mary
| land. 1873.
High set-Anderson. v. NJ I.-391.
High ayerage-LorenZ Penn, 1889.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
A. a P IEACTTE

Last Weeks High Scores.
High Individual game-Kaiser Sunny
fleld). 1872
High individual set-Albee tOfdce). 356.
High team game-Sunny1eld. 557.
High team set-Ofnce 1909
Evening star., 1939-02-17

High averaaes-Woody, I11-17: Lans-
dale. 109-30: Boylan. 1Os-1S.
High team SetS-Examiners. 1859;
Auditors, 1915; Regulations, 1907: Con-
struction. 1907.
High team sames-Insurance, 576 Ad-
ministration 576 Examiners. $40; Regu-
lations 564.
High average strikes-Weaver. IA:
Graves. .55: Anderson SO.
Woody. 24S; Boylan, 2.27.
High fat game-Houlihan. 96.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE

High team eame-Amity No. !. 500.
High team set-Amity No. l, 1.726.
High individual pame-Lund. 1853.
High individual set-F. Donaldson, 800.
Strikes-Glossbrenner 10.
Spares-F. Donaldson, los.
Average Donaldson, 1899
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Montgomery-BIoir Five
Routs Guithersburo

Montgomery-Blair cagers routed
Gaithersburg High, 40-13, yesterday
on the Silver Spring court for their
9th win in Is games.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
CATHOLIC LADIES' LEAGUE.

High individual average-M. Hanagan
(St. Gabrielsl. 100.
High individual set-B. Hoffman (Holy
Comforter c.. 372.s
High individual Rame-A. Ford (Holy
Comforter O., 149.
High team set-St. Anthony. 1.50O
High team game-St. Gabriel's. 567.
High spares. Egan (St. Anthony, 1O1.
High strikes-M. flanagan (St. Ca
High fiat game-M. flanagan (st. Ga
briel's), 9S.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
ELECTRICAL BoWLING LEAGIrr

High team game-Cameo Electric Appli-
ances. 500.
High team set-Central Armature Works.
Inc. /, 1,743
High individual game-Youngauist. 1913.
High individual averages-Moyer, 1876;
Vitale. 1859; Zugle, 111-23; CLANCY.
110-46; Eckstine. 11O-3s
High .strikes-Chaney. 43: Youngquist,
SO; Zugle. 35.
High spares-Moyer, 1e1: vitale. ITS;
Zugle. 14S.
High weekly aame-Olverson. 14o.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
W. p. A. LEAGUE.

Hlen team set-Statistics 1885,
HlRh team game-Operations 5s1
High individual average-Kohler, 107-47.
IAish individual spares-Plack. l21.
Doweli, 372 o'-' "As
HIGH individual game-Kosoy l4s
Hlgh Individual strikes-Verdi %
Evening star., 1939-02-17
Leaders Take beatinq
In National Capital
Bowling League
Daily News and Dome Oil
Drop 2-to-1 Decisions;
Stott Raises Puce

National Capital League leaders
were jolted at the Lucky Strike
when the first-placs Daily News
bowlers dropped q 2-1 decision to
the champion Benmacks while the
second-place Dome Oilers were
nicked twice by Warrington Beef &
Provision.
Brownie Lemerdse, garnering top
counts Of 136-387, prevented . shut
out for News. AL Wright's 383 led
Beef & Provision.
Lindsey Stott, rolling 374 as his
Red Circle Food Shop dropped the
odd tilt to Jalepes Restaurant,
added 8 pins to his 122 top average.
Marie Anderson Tops Again.
It's almost a weekly occurrence
and last night was no exception for
Marie Anderson to roll high counts
In the Ladies' Procurement League
She shot 130-3l7, but her paceset-
ting pinettes, by losing a game to
the Max's, had their lead cut to
four games when the runner-up
rollettes swept the Alley Cat Juniors.
Tom Courtney, the Almas Temple
roller, watched his Nash Post team
take q lacing from Forty and Eight
despite his top scores of 140-371 in
the American Legion League. Costello
Post totaling top counts Of 551-
1855 grabbed two games from
league-leading Bunker Hill.
Loses Valuable Game.
Loss Of the middle tilt to Whitney
on roll OF cost Edison . tie with
Remsen for first place In the Patent
once League. De Forest copped the
odd game from Howe as Bill
Rohrman rolled the weeks best
scores Of 1886.
Joe Pricci, president Of the Dis
trict League, popped up at Tad
Howards rendezvous with top counts
of 136-367 to enable Balbo to white
wash Pinta in Knights of Colum-
bus League match.
With Ray coupling his 149-string
to Bills 375-set. the Ward Brothers
paved the way for Whalens Bar-B-Q
to rout Jimmie's Restaurant in the
Mount Rainier League with top
counts Of 635 and 1,773.
Ollie Green's 167 and 40 were
prodigious wallops in the Home
Owners Loan League that gave
Preaudit 2-1 win from Accounting.
Evening star., 1939-02-17
COLLEGE PARK LEAGUE
MASONIC LEAGUE.

High Team games-klnR David, 632,
Hiram 627.
High team sets-Hiram. 1928; King
David 1.T52
=. High individual averases-simon 1853;
Phillips, 116-4S: Cleary. 116-47.
High individual games-L. Koontz. III;
Billheimer. .167; Silcox 1877. Seeley. 1856.
High individual sets-Billheimer. 420:
Phillips 412; Soper. 407.
High strikes-Billheimer 40: Bryant. 3s;
Hare. So
Sellers 147
High Weekly aapes-Hurdly. 100; Phil
lips. 1855.
Evening star., 1939-02-17

Totals B S1S Totals
Evening star., 1939-02-17

September 2. 3. 4. Newport News, Va.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

Children aren't the only ones who get hum gry between meals! You'll be wise if you always have good supply of rich, nourish- ing Reymond's Bread on hand. Try Rey- mond's Vienna Bread |. |. |. it's flavor is tempt ing it's effect is satisfying. It's good every way and always oven.fresh at your grocer's.
Evening star., 1939-11-27
SANTA CLAUS
INFORMATION DESK

Consult our First Floor information
booth for location of any merchandise in
the store. Ask the man with the white
carnation for information on every floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
Film Horse Eats
Strau Beehiues

In the early days Of the British
colonization of Australia. which
are being given colorful picturiza-
ton in the Hal Roach production,
Captain Fury the settlers built
beehives Of straw. When completed
they resembled oversize cham
payne bottle covers.
This particular barnyard decor
alton proved irresistible to the
horse ridden BY Charles Middleton
In one of the stirring raid scenes
early in the picture. The horse,
plunging into the settlers yard.
stopped suddenly when he saw
three bechives in row. He made
q sideways dash and before Mid
rileton could check him. seized a
bunch Of straw and galloped off
at full speed.
Fortunately the part the horse
stole was near the bottom Of the
hive. and BY merely turning the
hive around 20 that the missing
portion would not be revealed TO
the camera, action in the scene was
able to be repeated without delay.
Captain Fury" which is now
PLAYING at the Blue Mouse thester
through United Artists release, CO.
stars Brian Aherne. Victor Nc
Laslen and June Lang.
Within the Law" shares the
screen.