davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
AUTOMOBILY.

Ma Woodbourne avenue u
Hillen road neznamym automo
bilistou usmrcen byl 1Olety
hoch, Alfred Gamble kdyz sci
Sc dvema pT1buznymi druhy,
Automobil vrazil do Alfredo,
odhodil jej ku strane ulice a u
hanel dale bez poskytnuti po-
moci. Pc nekolika strepinach
skla nalezenych ma m1ste neho-
dy policii podarilo Sc %vypatrati
nesvedomiteho a~utomobilistu,
j1mz byl Albert Gordon Arm
strong, 3Olety zf1zenec stavi-
telske spolecnosti. Zatcen byl,
kdyz upravoval vanocnf stro-
mex v dome sye rodiny, {. 2401
Hamilton avenue.
Policiste vypatrali vysetro-
van1m garazf, re Armstrong
koupil nova skla We 1900 bloc
ku ma Belair Grad. Mattel ga
rae jim tez udal, re v nedeli
rano ,pfisel k nemu automobi-
lista a zadal jej, ably nikomu
Tic nerekl o prodan1 skel.
Armstrong pop1ral az do
chvfle, kdy p%olicist6 v jeho ga
razi ukazali mu ma nova skla.
PAX rekl jim, re O nehode nj
echo nevedel az v nedeli rano
kdyz cetl o nehode novinach.
= Ma Washington Boule-
ward v bl1zkosti College Park
usmrcena byla automobilem 80
leta Baltimoranka, Pauline
Knicely. Nestestf zavineno by
10 srazkou. Byla j lebka roz-
bita.
" 1900 blocku w. Fayette
ulice automobilem pTerazeny
byly 54letemu Charles Cassidy
che nohy. Cassidy nesl diva ko-
silky S ovocem a cukrovinkami.
Odrazen byl automobilem do
vzdalenosti asi Is stop. Handy
a ovoce rozhazeny byly pc u
lici.
= Ma Stedry Vecer porane-
nj byli diva cernosi, kdyz opra-
vovali prasklou gumu ma kole
automobile ma Fort Smallwood
road v Anne Arundel okresu.
V dobe tie ma jedouc1m kolem
mich automobile praskla guma
a automobil vrazil plnou silou
ma stojicl automobil. Cernochu,
Lewis Gaesberg pTerazeny by
ly ODE nohy a rameno vedle
vnitfn1ch zranen1. Druhemu
cernochu Turner Brown zlo-
men byl kotnlk.
= TTi odsouzeni byli V Traf-
fic soudu v 1tery do vezenl, re
T1dili automobily, kdyz opilymi
byli. Ellis S. Parlett z Anna
polls odsouzen byl ku pokute
S100.75 a $.75. Ponevac ne
mel elm zaplatiti, zadrzen byl
We vezen1.
Ezekiel L. Howard, 28lety
cernoch, odsouzen byl ma 3 me-
s1ce a cernoch John Williams
zGstal "a mr1zemi, ponevac po-
kutu 500 zaplatiti nemohl.
Keneth E. Weaver propus-
ten byl bez trestu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
OSM HOCHU VINENO Z
KRADEzf AUTOMOBILE.

Osm mladych hochG zij1clch
v Roland Park a bl1zkosti ma
severnf stanici obzalovano by
10 z kradezi automobile. Po-
dezrely mladik zastaven byl
policii v Towson jedoucf v au-
tomobilu. Ukazalo Sc, re au-
tomobil ukradl.
Do poctu kradez1 uvedeno
dvanact jinych automobile.
Nejstarsi z mladych zlodej6
je 16 rokd starry. Nejmlads1
lie trinact.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29

reckova vrchnlho velenf mad
armadami bojuj1c1mi proti Fin
sku Sc v ruskych 1Tednich kru-
zlch pop1raj1.
Admiralita vydala drednf
popis potopenl nemeckeho
kfizn1ku zakoveneho v 1stf re-
ky Labe britskou ponorkou Ur-
sula. Komander ponorky spa
tfil periskopem kriznik tr1dy
Koelm (lehky kfiznik do 5000
tun) We vzdalenosti asi ctyTi
mile. Okamzite velitel naridil
ponoren1 ponorky a podjel
sesti torpedoborc6, jez tvofili
ochrannou "stenu' pro kriz-
nix. Jakmile byl "a mimi
vypalil pc krizn1ku dive torpe-
da. Ursula Sc otrasla explosf
coz dokazalo, re prvn1 torpedo
zasahlo. Hned nasledoval
jeste vetsf otres a explose.
M Vojin cs. armady, byvaly
par1zsky dopisovatel "Ceskeho
Slova" redaktor Frant. Klatil,
sdeluje tyto zajfmave podrob-
nosti re zivota v cvicenem ia
bore cs. armady We Francii.
Nase vefejnost jiste Dude jeho
zajfmave zpravy c1st s veil
kym zajmem.
4 Kazdeho dine v 7. hodin
DESTINY oddil vztycuje pred
branou tabora statni vlajku
francouzskou a ceskosloven-
skou. Tyto vlajky kazdoden-
re vlaj1 mad taborem a jsou z
dalky viditelny, jake symbol
dvou statn1ch suverenit.
V den tradicnfho svatku pri-
mer1 byly m1stnfm chramu
bohosluzby, kterych Sc z1cast-
Mill take nasi vojaci. Vojsko
obdrzelo bohaty, slavnostn1 O.
bed: zel1, veprova, bramboro-
w salat Sc sunkou, syr, banan,
bile vino a sklenku sampan-
skeho.
Stale prijfzdejf mensf skupi-
ny vojaku, ponejv1ce z okol1
Pafize. Pro prijizdej1ci je vse
pripraveno v ubikacfch, ktere
nejsou Size normalnlmi kasar-
ny, ale pro formovani prvnich
vojenskych 1tvarG must stacit.
Novacci obycejne jiz druheho
dine obdrz1 uniformu a vyzbroj
a nastupujl k pravidelnemu
cviceni.
Je mimo pochybnost re vlast
nj nase poslan1 zde, je poslanf
vojenske = priprava k aktivni
vojenske akci. Ale mimo to, v
ramci moznost1, ceskoslovenst1
vojaci pGsob1 take jake propa-
gacn1 element nasi narodni kul
fury. Name osvetovy sbor -
v jehoz ramci budeme m1ti "a
tim diva velke sbory: hudebn1 a
pevecky a uz dnes name mno-
no dGvodI pro to, abychom
temto vojenskym a umeleckym
1tvarGm smell predpovldati pl-
lie 1spechy We m6ste i v daleke
mokol1. Neni nikoho, KIDD by
neuznal vyznam teto propagac
nj prace, ma kterou jsme zde,
We Francii. "a existence reDu-
bliky velmi zapom1nani.
TemeT We vsech mistnich ka-
yarnach mali prijlmaci apara-
ty. Pro nase hochy je to vybor
ma prilezitost ably pokud cas-
do vecerky stac1 - posloucha-
il ceskoslovensky rozhlas z Pa
Tfze a Londyna.
Francouzsky premier Edou-
ard Daladier We SVEN vanoc-
MIN poselstvf pravil: Dame
ranu "a ranu "a kazdou nasil-
most z Nemecka."
Premier prohlasil, re Fran
Gle z vlastnfho popudu nebude
pridavati k utrpenf lidu, ale
pridrzi Nemecko k zodpoved-
nosti "a kazdou skodu, kterou
zpIsobi.
Prohlasil: "Francie zvitezf,
ale Dude setriti krvi svych vo.
'jaku". Vidal vysoke uznani
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
u

Policie prepadla dun ma
Spring ulici V bl1zkosti Monu-
ment a zatkla tam FL cerno-
chG pilnych We hre, karet. Saz-
ky do $1.65 a dvoje karty skon
fiskovany byly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
DESET ~OSVOBOZENO.

Governerem omilostneno by
10 deset odsouzenych, kter1 Cd
slouziti 81 jeSte NELL We vezenl
80 dni anebo meme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29

teckych boj1 mad frontou bylo
sestreleno jedno francouzske
letadlo. Mimo to nemecke le-
tectvo provedlo Tadu vyzkum-
nych letG mad frontou a mad
Severnim MoTem, Britanii a
Francii.
Die hlasen1 ministerstva le-
tectvf "a boj1 mad frontou by
la vcera sestrelena dive meme
cka a jedno britske letadlo. Cd
zacatku valky britske valecne
letectvo melo $50 mrtvych a
1872 zranenych. V tom nejsou
ztraty valecneho namofniho
%letectva.
Finske oddly podnikly pro
ti1toky ma fronte v Karelii jez
Sc stava nejd1lezitejsf frontou
v nynejsi rusko-finske valce.
Finske letectvo podniklo bonn
bardovacf nalety ma koncen-
tracn1 a zasobn1 centra ruske
armady.
V Helsinki bylo nekolik le-
teckych poplachd ale sovetska
letadla sc mad mestem neobje-
villa, &C bylo slyset explose wy
buchujic1ch pun.
Finske oddly Y severnim
Finsku ohlasujf, re donutily
ruske jednotky k 1stupu Ia
lIoyhenjarvi, 60 mil jizne cd
arktickeho oceanu.
Finske vojsko cisti nyni ko-
rider v nemz ruska armada
provadela postup pc dobyti
pristavn1ho mesta Petsamo.
z teto fronty Sc hlasi tres
kute a mrazy a velke mnozstvl
snehu, jez jsou vyhodne pro
Finy.
Zpravy z Kodane pGvodne 0
hlasujici "1plnou porazku'
ruskych arktickych oddilu Sc
nyni vyvracej1. Prohlasuje Sc,
re ruske oddly ustupuj1 v spo-
radanych formac1 a re jde IRE
telne o strategicky 1stup. V
nekterych m1stech ruske oddl-
Iy ustoupily 20 mil a jsou v po-
sicich jez Finove vyklidili pred
tydnem.
Finove sdelujf, re Sc Jim po-
darilo leteckym bombardova-
MIN vazne poskoditi dGlezitou
zeleznicni linii do Murmansku.
V 1rednl zprave o pr1behu
valky prot Finsku, ruska ar
mazda priznava polite episode
ne terenem ma nemz Sc bojuje
a potion i finskymi opevnenl-
mi. Ruska zprava porovnava
finskou pevnostnf linii S meme
ckou Siegriedovou a prohlasu-
je, re "Mannerheimova pew
nostni linie nenf O mic slabsi
NEIL nemecka Siegfriedova a
LIME proti nfz francouzska a
britska armada jiz pine tTi me-
Size marne 1toci."
"Ruda armada vedela O
techto obtizich a proto nikdy
necekala bleskovy 1der prot
Finnm. Jenom ignorance ne
DO nepratelstvi v1ci armade
niue pTipisovat vedouc1m ru-
de armady prani znicit finskou
armada v jednom tydnu."
DIE teto uredni zpravy, rus
ky postup vypada takto:
Ma severn: Osmdesat mi
do finskeho vnitrozem1 z pO-
brezi Barentsova more u Pet
sama, prdmerne 8 a p1l mile
denne.
Sired Finska smerem k Bot
nickemu zalivu: 95 mil do fin
skeho 1zemi, primer ctyfi q
trictvrte mile denne.
Ladozska fronta: Padesa'
mil primer diva a pdl mile
denne.
Karelska fronta: Ctyricet
mil, denni primer dive mile.
Pr tom nutno p~onamenati
re jiz ctyri dny zadna valec
ma zprava nezaznamenala pc
stup.
Zpravy O zbaveni gen. Me
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
$3.50 DfTEK PODELENO
"EMPTY STOCKING"
KLUREM

Empty Stocking" klub po-.
delil v patek We zbrojnici pate
no pluku $3.50 dftek We pT1tom
nosti governera a mayora mes
ia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
Garner oznamil, re prime
nominaci.

V Uvalde, Texas, m1stopresi-
dent John Nance Garner ozna-
mil: ga prijmu nominaci "a
presidential"
Garner precetl projev obsa-
hujfcf "A SLOW male skupine no.
wharf a pratel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29

Kez by skutek nahradil nam
vsecka plana slova,
pax by "a rok nepsalo Sc
tOhle Ease ZnOva!
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-Prices Of
all grains jumped as high as Gov
ernment and exchange trading rules
would permit today as the new Euro
pean war precipitated speculative
buying rush in the grain market.
Few traders wanted to sell even
with wheat prices up S cents, corn
4 cents, oats 3 cents and rye cents.
The result was that business was
practically at a standstill, throttled
by rules restricting daily price
fluctuations to the limits, which
were reached as soon as trading
started. Wheat prices were the
highest in a year and a half.
1t was the first time in the his
tory of the exchange that such a
situation had developed. Only one
price was quoted throughout the
day for each of the 20-odd con-
tracts in various grains and pro-
visions which are traded on the
Board of Trade.
Wheat closed at 81as for Sep
tember, 8l7s for December and 825s
for May. September corn closed at
1894 and December at 545s
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Copper Men Boost
Price 10 III Cents
Al New York
Rise Forecast Earlier
On Number of Small
Market DeuIs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Copper
rose IL cents a pound in the do
mestic market today to 1912 cents.
This was the highest price since
October S, 1887.
The rise had been predicted
earlier, based on a number OF small
sales, when leading producing and
smelling interests postponed posting
a price while consumers clamored.
The last quotation (on Saturday.
Was II cents pound, rehecting two
4 cent markups at the end of last
week. At these levels buyers bought
96 ,265 tons over the week end. Fri
days sales of 90,562 were the largest
since a record high was established
at l06,l0 tons July 81, 1886.
Evening star., 1939-09-05

only nominal transactions outside
the market made by the Bank Of
England.
Handling of gold orders, it was
announced, will be restricted to six
firms.
Similar regulations were put into
effect In the silver market. The
spot price was fixed at 205s pence a
fine ounce (based on sterling at
s4.04, equivalent to 3749 cents, an
increase of 70 of penny over Fri
days quotation Forward silver at
20 7-16 pence was also 70 pence
higher and equivalent to 37.16 cents.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Bar Gold Price
AT London Scars
| ToNew High
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The price Of
gold bars scared to a new high to-
day at 168 shillings an ounce, an in
crease of eight shillings over Fri
days quotation. On basis of $4.O4
for the dollar-sterling rate, the gold
price was equivalent to 1888 an
ounce.
The gold quotation represented
the Bank of England's buying price.
The normal procedure of gold price
fixing has been suspended.
Some open-market gold activity
was expected within the next few
weeks as privately owned, boards Of
the metal are liquidated, but after
that is completed dealers looked for
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Sept LP Omitted States
Department Of Agricuture) The wool
market in Boston was excited today.
Prices of wool tops of average length.
64 grade, oil combed, were sold at ST to
81 .05 per pound UP 13 TO II cents over
sales early last week. French combing
length, fine territory wools, were sold in
Boston at 73 to rs cents. secured basis,
an advance Of approximately 3 to 10 cents
over sales Of similar woods in the early
part of last week
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Stock Exchange Seots
Bring Higher Prices

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Two men,
berships in the New York Stock Ex-
change were transferred today at
$6l, 900 and s63, 1000. respectively. The
last previously recorded sale was at
$50 600.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Winnipeg Cash Market.
WINNIPEG, Sept : lP,-Grain
Canada Ships 42,930
Cattle Into U. S.
BY the Associated Press.

The Customs Bureau says Canada
shipped 42,930 head of 700-pound or
heavier cattle into the United States
from July l to August 26, filling SO
per cent of the quota of reduced
tariff imports permitted in the third
quarter of the year. Similar cattle
shipments from other countries to-
tailed 1851 head, filling 90.1 per cent
of that quota.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Daily Oil Production
Up S99,652 Barrels
During Week
Lifting Of Six-Stote
Shutdown Increases
Average Sharply
~ the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Okla, Sept. s. Daily
average production of crude oil in
creased 800 ,652 barrels to a total Of
2,345,146 for the week ended Sep
tember 2 as the six-State shutdown
was lifted, The Oil and Gas Journal
said today.
Oklahoma production jumped from
zero to 125,986 barrels daily. East
Texas was up 138,364 to 141 1862,
while Texas as a whole increased
633, ,494 to 1893, ,787.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. ) LP.-Copper strong;
electrolytic spot. and export. 1880 Tin
unauoted. Lead strong spot New York,
$500; East st. Louis. $40. Zinc strong;
East St Louis spot. and forward, $50. Pig
iron No fob. Eastern Pennsylvania
%. DON; Buffalo 81 Don; Alabama II. Don.
Aluminium, virgin, 30 per cent. cocoon
Anthony. Chinese spot, 14O0n. Quick
silver 11O.OO-130 Don. Platinum. pure,
3s OOn Chinese wolframite. duty paid,
1aOO-2OO0 Nominal
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Liverpool Grain Mart
Suspends Operations
BY the Associated Press.

BY Ute HSSOCIdCeu FltSS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-The Liver
pool Corn Exchange, where wheat
futures have been traded, announced
today it had suspended operations
because it had been taken over by
the government.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 GP.-Domestic and
world sugar futures advanced the 25-
point permissible limit today.
Trade was at a standstill as sellers with
drew and buyers continued to bid the high
levels. December in the world contract
was quoted at l 70
Domestic futures met considerable
switching with September at 253.
Raw sugar was, 1omi1al, Puerto Ricos
were believed available at 350-3 IS cents
Nothing was done in the refined trade.
Futures No. 3 closed 20 higher. Sales,
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Sent. 5 LP.-Worth Street
textile business was at feverish pace
today.
Advances of as much as u cent a yard
were posted, with a large number of mills
reported withdrawn at the higher levels
Excitement ran high and ideas on vol
ume Of turnover were not available
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Commemorative Stamp

A commemorative obliterating
stamp was used daily at the two
post offies installed at the Water
Exhibition in Liege, Belgium.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd.-10 at ll8.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power SO pfd.-
2 at 116, at 116.
Evening star., 1939-09-05

Also extra or extras
Quotations furnished bv National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers, Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1939-09-05

Chicago Cash Market
Cash wheat new, sample; hard, s3A.
Oats, No. 3 mixed. 3sia; sample grade,
mixed. 81; No. white tthin) 371a: No. 2,
391a; sample grade, white. 37la; mixed
grain. 35l2. Barley. mating, 1855 feed,
37-40 Timothy seed $500 nominal.
Red top, 5000 90 nominal Alsike, 100
1900.
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Sept. 5 LP).-National AS
soclatlon Securities Dealers, Inc:
lCIoSlue ouQtatlOnS.l
Evening star., 1939-09-05
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Sept. LP.-National As
ISOLATION Security Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1939-09-05
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
Hill and Frank 10 Aid
Harde|| as Coach
OF Hoya Frosh

Latest developments on the Dis
trict's football front today included
the official announcement of the
appointment of Jim Hill and Joe
Frank, former Hoya linemen, as
assistants to Freshman Coach Hap
Hardell at Georgetown.
Hardell was to look over the
vanguard of first-year men today
and expected the entire class to be
in uniform tomorrow. The frosh
will knuckle down to hard work
Immediately, for Jack Hagerty, var
sity coach, wants to pit them against
his men the latter part of the week
in light scrimmage.
War drums echoed again on Cath
Ole University's campus as Canada
formally declared hostilities with
Germany and all but assured the
departure of Jerry Strang, Canadian
gridder. Strang had scant hope of
sticking with the Cards after an
earlier message from home asking
him to stand by for further orders.
He is an air force reservist.
Maryland's men were to have 1t
comparatively easy after Saturdays
bruising scrimmage, and Frank Dob
son planned more skull work than
anything else. The Terps are on
schedule with their work, and Dob
son isn't anxious to rush them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
Daniels Sixth Place
Best for D. T.. in
Comet Series
Levin, Young New Jersey
SoiIor, Gets National
Title at Oxford
By . Stan Correspondent of The Star.

By Stan Correspondent of The Star.
OXFORD, Mo, Sept. IA 81
year-old skipper with less than a
years racing experience in the class,
Robert Levin of Beverly, N. j., today
was 1899 national comet champion
following his clear-cut win in the
concluding race sailed off here yes
terday under battling wind condi-
tons.
In addition to the Presidents Tro-
ply, emblematic of national rank,
Levin was presented two daily first
awards, one earned Saturday and
another yesterday.
Daniels Boat Sixth.
William White of washington
winner of the opening event on Fri
day, also was awarded a daily first
trophy. Falling behind in the light
going that marked the next two days
White and his Frolic placed 18th
among 80 craft in the series.
With second and third to his
credit, Clarke Daniel, also of Wash.
ington, ended in sixth position. Dan
iels Robert E. Lee, finding the light
southwesterly just what it wanted
slipped across the finish line in yes
terday's race in second position.
Scud Gets Second Place.
The Capital comet was but one
second ahead of Sally Wilcox's Scuc
from Staten Island, N. Y, which
took second in the series.
The first II in the series:
Tot. pts
Bad News, Robert Levin. Beverly.
scud, Sally Wilcox, Staten Island, .a.
.shuny, Edward Merrill, Riverton.
Tart Jim speer. oxford, Md 1O1
Sea Weed Lynn Hendrickson. Bev-
Robert E. Lee. Clarke Daniel Wash
Pick.Up. Charles Allaire, Red Bank,
| NJ. 81
Eight s Ball q Jack Melko, Perth Am 90
Puerto Rico II, L. santaella. San 49,
cootie, Edwin scheick Bronx, N Y So
| Frolic, William White, Washington s5h
| Sirius, Delos Humphrey Rome. N. Y. S5
| won toss for third
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

Pinky only hit one homer during
the campaign. a 420-footer inside
the park, but he cracked out more
than his share of triples and dou-
bles
Hits Twice in Inning.
He also hung up some sort of a
league record by coming up twice
in one inning and hitting safely
both times. The pitcher, incident
ally, was Mike Petroskey, former
Georgetown University star, now
with Waycross. Ga. Another District
lad he encountered was Waverly
Wheeler, former University of Mary
land athlete, who was holding down
the far corner for Valdosta. Petros-
key, incidentally, survived that one
bad inning to win the game.
Pinky has fond hopes OF going to
spring training camp with the
Dodgers next year. but will not be
disappointed if they keep him in
the minors another semester. He's
only % and figures another year of
seasoning will do him no harm.
After that bring on your major
league pitching and he'll be ready
for it.
Another dizziness boy in the
making? Maybe, but the daffy
gents will be those playing against
him because Pinky's determined to
come up to the big show ready to
stick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11

Early Campbell Stakes Rolling
Is Voted as City's BowIers
Plan Tourney Campaign

relinquish his post. Both retiring
members were extolled for their
worthy services.
Other members of the board are
Aston Clarke, Perez Wolfe and Larry
Fitzgerald
The meeting revered the memory
of the late Harry 2. Greer, who
served as president of the associa-
ton from 1923 OF 1885 and then as
treasurer up to the time of his death
last year.
Present at the meeting was George
L. 1semann, executive secretary of
the National Bowling Congress, who
urged the membership to continue
its fine support of The Evening Star
Yuletide tournament, which he ex-
pressed as being one Of the finest in
the country where the dub bowler
and star compete on equal terms.
Jimmy Bridges, prominent bowler
of the Bankers League. asked the
support of all leagues for the Bowl
ing Star, new duckpin paper,
which will be issued shortly.
Prominent among the league OPEN
ings throughout the metropolitan
bowling area tonight will be the
Electrical League, which will start
its 18th season at Lucky Strike with
ID teams.
Out at Hyattsville. the Prince
Georges Ladies League. with Caro-
line Hiser as its new president, gets
under way. Tomorrow night, the
Prince Georges County Mems League
of 20 teams will open. r. E. Amiss
is president and Hugh McClay scorer
for the big suburban loop.
The PetWorth League. which opens
September 27, recently elected
Joseph Schaeffer president, James
Finnegan, vice president; Francis
Furman, treasurer. and Harry Coz
lin, scorer. One franchise remains
open to complete the loop. Any team
interested with a 555-average limit
is asked to contact Joe Connell, re-
Gently appointed floor manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
Lanigan Souls Victor
As Potomac Club
Scores in Meet

Middle Atlantic Champion Paul
Lanigan, 10, had another title to-
day after a victory over six Mary
land and Virginia oarsmen yester-
day in the Potomac River Souls,
held just above Key Bridge.
A member of the Potomac Boat
Club, Lanigan's triumph aided his
team to a 81 margin over Balti-
more, Richmond and Alexandria
clubs in the meet that marked the
second half of the Potomac Boat
Clubs 10th anniversary celebra-
ton. flanagan also helped his team
win the 8-oared race over the Vir-
ginia Boat Club of Richmond.
The Old Dominion Club of Alex
andria swept to 2-length triumph
over Potomac In the 4-oared gig
race, after earning a position In the
final by beating Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-11
Softly Crown Sweep
Goal Of Kentucky
Teams Tonight
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Kentucky
will bid for a sweep in the national
softball tournament finals tonight at
Soldier Field.
Covington, KY, qualified for the
mems final last night by defeating
Salt Lake City, 2 to 0. Louisville, KY,
reached the women's final with 2
to-1 triumph over Phoenix, Ariz.
Covington opposes the Fergusons
of Columbus, Ohio, who scored a l.
too decision over Detroit in IL in
nings. The Louisville girls meet the
champions of 1888, Alameda, Calf. :,
who disposed of st. Joseph, Mo-, l to
0, in II innigs.
cyclone Norb Worker, Covington
hurler, has famed SO batters in five
tournament games and has not been
scored on in IS innings.