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Evening star., 1939-02-25

Md. Harold S.
King is chair
man of the Gen.
eral Committee.
George E. Har-
riS is chairman
OF the Commit
tee on Tickets.
M RS. Florence
Gianiny, M r S.
H a. eel K ern,
w I'LL a m r.
Schmucker and
H o W I'd M.
StackhouSe are
manharS Of the
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Church Of Two Worlds.

"Spiritualism: Gods Message" will
be the subject of the address by the
Rev. H. Gordon Burroughs tomor-
row evening at the Hotel Conti-
mental. A message service, following
the lecture, will be given by tho
minister WednesdAy evening.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Baptist
Italian,

THE Tie Between Christ and the
Church" will be the topic of the Rev.
M. c. Marseglia tomorrow at 1O:45
am. The sermon will be in Italian.
Services will be held on Thursday
at 8 pm. for renewing of the cove
nant.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Friendship (ColOred) ,

The Rev. T. G. Garnett, blind
evangelist, will preach tomorrow at
II am. The st. John c. NJ E.
Church of Anacostia, D. c., will give
a pageant, THE Golden Gate" at 8
pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Mount Bethel (Colored)

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach Sunday
at II am on I'VE Are Journeying to
the Promised Land" At pm. he
will also preach. Thursday night,
baptiZing.
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McKendree.

At II o'clock in the Masonic Hall,
Rhode Island and Mills avenue NE,
the Rev. Samuel E. Rose will preach
on Christ Made Men" Evening
song service with a brief message by
the Rev Mr.. Rose on THE Con-
verted Business Woman" the fifth
in the series of pre-Easter evening
sermons on "The Converted" Young
Peoples League meets at pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
East Washington Heights.

Youth Sunday will be observed,
with the Rev. Glenn B. Fawcett
speaking at the boys and girls serv-
ice on The Story of Blot" with
Judson in India" will be the theme
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Park View.

what Is Your Name?" will be
the subject of the Rev. j. Lloyd
Black tomorrow at II am. and
What Are You Afraid OF" at
8 pm.
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Third (CO1Ored)

DR.. George o. Bullock will preach
in the morning on IF God For, Who
Against?' and in the evening on
I'VE Unto Them That Ease in
Zion"
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Plymouth (COIOred).

The subject of the Rev. Arthur D.
Gray will be Making the Bramble
King" The minister's class in New
Testament Interpretation will meet
on Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
EldbrOOke.

At the morning services during
Lent, DR.. Walter M. Michael will
give a series of sermons on How We
Can Master Life" His subject to-
morrow Is Born to Success" At the
(see ACTIVITIES, Page A-12.)
Evening star., 1939-02-25

to Peace and Power" DR.. Dan L.
Ennis will speak at II am. on The
Law of the Soul and in the series
on THE Working Tools of Life" his
subject at 8 pm. will be The Com
pass or Conscience" Wednesday at
8 pm. the Lenten service will be ad-
dressed by Rev. John E. Fort.
Evening star., 1939-02-25

George E. Harris. executive sec
retary of the Organized Bible Glass
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Christian
Third.

Serving the Glorified Servant" Is
the topic tomorrow morning of the
Rev. G. N. Williams. The Lords
supper will be observed.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
PEOPLES (COlOred).

At II am. the Rev. A. F.. Elmes
presents the Lenten message, The
Prayer That Jesus Taught The
young people conclude their Youth
Month activities in a pilgrimage to
Blue Plains at the conclusion OF the
morning service.
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Methodist Episcopal
Union.

DR.. John r. Edwards announces
as his sermon subjects for tomor-
row: II am. 1.-THE Passover Cometh"
and 8 pm, "An Unlearned Prayer"
Special services will be held each
Thursday evening during Lent. A
treatment of the Messianic Psalms
will be given next Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
GOrSuch Methodist.

The Rev. Richard T. Scholl will
preach Sunday morning on "The
Saviour and the Saved" There is
also an pm. service. The Epworth
League meets at 7pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
A Lesson for the Week
Scothine Attack Upon Money
In Religion by St. Peter
BY WILLIAM +. ELLIS.

Immortality belongs the Of socerer who In
derives whom Peter and John encountered
other words in the dictionary all related
dictionary definition
practice tafhcking particularly
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Lutheran
St. Stephens.

At II am. the Rev. Sam H. Korn-
mann will speak on alone in the
Wilderness"
Lenten service will be held
Wednesday at 7:45 pm, with the
Rev. William j. Ducker of Arlington,
Va, as the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1939-02-25

dI Clle SUMMER conferences OF Clle
association, held annually at West
ern Maryland College, Westminster,
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Waugh.

The Rev. A. H. Mckinley will
preach tomorrow at IL am. on
Secret Prayer" 6 pm. Intermediate
league; GAS pm. Epworth League.
The two choirs will be responsible
for the music at the evening serv-
ices.
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Mount Olivet (ColOred).

A new series of sermons will be
begun by the Rev. w. Schiebel at
II am. Sunday. The general sub
ject, "Christ's References to His
Impending Death" The subjects of
the sermons in the series are "Unex-
celled Love-" Hatred Without a
CAUSE" Life for Ransom" "The
Hour of Glory" Rejection and It's
Reward" and Flowers to the Liv-
ing"
The Lenten season will be OBJ
served with special services each
Wednesday in the Phyllis Wheat
ley Y. w. G. A. at 8 pm. The
subject is, "Words Jesus Repeated
During His Passion" The follow
ing subjects will be treated: watch
With Me and Pray" "Thy Will Be
Done" Whom Seek YEP" Il Am
He," 1.-THE Scriptures Must Be Full
filed" "The Son of Man at the
Right Hand of God" and MY God!"
Evening star., 1939-02-25
News of the Bible Glasses
Activities of Interest to
Local Organizations
BY PAGE NICK. ETCHISON,
President Organized Bible Glass Associate

The Organized Bible Association will present University
Maryland Glee Baptist
March at 8l5 Calvary Baptist Church Harlan
drctor Of the composed
Randall
to raise funds
Evening star., 1939-02-25
Lincoln Road.

The Rev. DR.. Reginald H. Stone
Will speak at II am. on Going
Deeper with Cod Epworth League
meets at 6:45 and worship at s pm.
with the brotherhood having charge
OF the service and the pastor speak
ing on THE Day After the Ban
quet."
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st. Matthews.

"The Victory of the Tempted"
will be the subject of the Rev.
Theodore Paul Fricke tomorrow
morning. At 4 pm. he will de-
liver the sixth pre-Easter lecture
on Christian fundamentals, II Be-
lieve in the Holy Ghost"
The series of Lenten sermons will
be continued at 8 pm. Wednesday
with the Rev. Fricke preaching on
"The Kiss That Betrayed"
Evening star., 1939-02-25
st, Andrews.

What Can Lent Do for Me? will
be the subject of the sermon at II
am. of the Rev. Alfred j. Wilder.
Holy communion, 8 am; children's
service, $50 am; Young Peoples
Fellowship, to 6 pm.
Lenten services: Wednesday, 8
pm, when the rector will discuss
Some Difficulties of Our Church.
manship"; Thursday, holy COM
munion at IL am. All lenten services
in the chapel.
Evening star., 1939-02-25

There will be masses tomorrow at
7, $50 and II am. The litany will
be said before the II am. service
and the rector will preach the first
of a series of lenten sermons on
The Christian Life based on the
beatitudes. At the am. service
of evensong and benediction, Father
Dubois will begin a second lenten
sermon series on "The Fear of the
Lord" Special lenten services in
clude stations of the cross and bene-
diction with instructions on the
mass at pm. Wednesdays, and
evening prayer and intercessions on
Fridays.
Evening star., 1939-02-25

Trinity.
IN tlao series Of sermons On paths
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Zion.

Before Abraham Was, I Am" will
be the subject of the Rev. Edward
Goetz. This is the first sermon in
the series, Great Assertions" which
will be used on the Sundays dur
ing Lent. The subject of the chill
dren's sermon at this service will
be God So Loved the World"
At the Lenten service on Thurs
day night the pastor will preach
on "By What Authority?" the Sec
ond sermon in the series, Great
Questions, which will be used at
the midweek services during Lent.
An illustrated lecture on the life
Of Christ and Palestine viii be given
Evening star., 1939-02-25
The Church's Real Wealth.

There is glaring contrast between
the sordid ambition of Simon Magus
Evening star., 1939-02-25
St, Agnes.

DR.. Charles T. Warner, rector of
st. Adams Parish.
Evening star., 1939-02-25
GEORGETOWN.

THE Blessedness of Temptation"
will be the subject at II am. by
the Rev. Harold E. Beatty. j. Frank
Butts and Mrs. H. E. Beatty will
address the adult classes at $50
am. on Peter In Samaria."
John Bittenbender will be the
guest speaker in the young peoples
meeting at pm, using as his sub
ject, THE Pocket Testament
League" Helen Beatty will direct
the program.
Joseph c. WINNER will preside
at the Sunday school business meet
ing Wednesday, 8 pm. Lenten
services Thursday, pm, conducted
by the pastor.
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Congregational
go, <1~

Lincoln (C0lored).
DR.. r. w. Brooks will close his
series Of sermons from the general
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Dudas 10 Test Conn's
Heavyweight Glass
On January 10
Given New York Match
With Billy Day After
Beating Comiskey
BY the Associated Press.

6y tAe ASbOClhtcQ FIeSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. Light
heavyweight Champion Billy Conn
Of Pittsburgh, ambitious for the
throne of Joe Louis, will make his
first New York appearance as a
heavyweight January 10 against
Steve Dudas Of Edgewater, N. j.
Promoter Mike Jacobs announced
the 10-round match for Madison
Square Garden today, less than "a
hours after Dudas, 26-year-old vet
eran Of six years in the squared cir
Gle, had conquered the previously
unbeaten youngster, Pat Comiskey of
Paterson, N. j.
Conn Picks Up Weight.
Earlier Jacobs had been planning
to match Conn and Ccmiskey, a pair
OF Irish lads with tremendous fol-
lowings here.
Conn's only trial in the heavy
weight division was against Gus
Dorazio, whom he stopped in eight
rounSs at Philadelphia before gain
ing the light-heavy title.
The Pittsburgh flash's last fight
was a successful defense of his crown
against Gus Lesnevich in the Gar
den last month. He weighed 171A
pounds then, but has since added
II or 13 pounds in an effort to in
crease his weight.
Davis in Line for Bout.
Jacobs also disclosed that he had
postponed plans for an early fight
for Al Davis, the Brooklyn light
weight hope who blasted Tippy Lar
kin last night and has not been de-
feated in 81 professional bouts.
Presumably, this left the way open
Tor him to meet the winner of the
championship go between Henry
Armstrong and Pedro Montanez
January "a.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Week Of Two Drills
Daily Slated for
Boston College
Will Go to Andover
Tomorrow to Prime
For Clemson Clash
By the ASsoeiatAd lpress

By the Associated Press,
NEWTON, Mass, Dec. l6.-The
Boston College eleven held its final
campus workout today in prepara-
ton for the New Year Cotton Bowl
game against Clemson at Dallas.
The Eagles spent the session per-
fecting fundamentals and conclud-
ing with calisthenics and . signal
drill.
Al Lukachik, second-string end,
who has been out Of action with .
strained back, and Bill Grifin, re-.
serve tackle, recovered from q heavy
cold, had their first workouts Of the
week, but expect to round into shape
quickly.
Monday noon. the squad win leave
for Campion Hall, Jesuit retreat
house In Andover, for q weeks stay.
Coach Frank Leahy plans to hold
two daily sessions, devoting much
time to perfecting the teams Of
fensive.
After celebrating Christmas to-
gether, the squad, coaches and col
lege ofncials will depart December
26 for Dallas in an eight-car special
train.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Eagles Bow TO Gu||s,
Drop 10 Second in
Hockey League
KnipfeI Is PenoIized
For BrowIine as D. c.
Team Is Beaten, So
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Stan Correspondent.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. 16.
"A step from the surf, the Wash
ington Eagles plunged into second
place in Eastern Amateur Hockey
League standings here tonight as
the Atlantic City Seaguls swept to
So victory to topple the Capital
outfit from the berth they were
sharing with the New York Rovers
atop the loop ladder.
Performing in the mammouth
Atlantic City Auditorium before
$500 fans, the players again spiced
the program with another of those
frequent fights which have marked
engagements this season. The
Eagles earned a shade in the scrap
ping, but dropped the more i'm
portant issue as their flve-game
winning streak perished.
Operating minus the services OF
Center Paul Courteau. confined to
the sidelines with a lame leg, the
Eagles held their own in the first
period, which ended, %. but there
after were victimized by the hard
hitting Gulls. The Gulls grasped
the lead midway in the second
period and never relinquished it.
Knipfel Starts Row.
New York took undisputed posses
sion of first place by spanking the
Jersey Skeeters, Al, at River Vale,
N. j.
Vesuvius-tempered Ross Knipfel,
Washington right defense, touched
of the extracurricular activities
midway in the second period. After
being followed by Bill Moe, the only
American-bo Eastern League per-
former, Knipfel dropped his stick,
skated swiftly over to the Sea Gull
left wing and caressed his chin with
a sizzling right.
Red Storey, who stretches to 6
feet inches, with 220 pounds
draped over a well-proportioned
frame, rushed to the scene and
swatted Knipfel. Knipfel drew a
5-minute penalty for fighting, and
Storey was expelled 2 minutes for
roughing. Moe Joined them in the
penalty box a moment later when
he was awarded a 5-minute rest for
high sticking.
Atlantic City snatched an abbre-
waited lead after 6 minutes IS Sec
onds of skirmishing, Left Wing Dick
Groom scoring after a faceoff in
volving the Gulls' Norm Burns and
Washington's Bill Davies had sent
the disc STUNNING toward his stick
10 feet in front of the Eagles net
Eagles Enjoy Brief Lead.
A neat Eagles maneuver little
more than minute later tied the
count at IL, however, when Left
Wing Allen Kuntz shared a pass
from Hal Dewey and Davies and
fired the puck past the diving frame
Of heavily padded goalie. Harry
McQueston, who was a somewhat
lonesome figure at that end of the
rink at the moment.
Handsome Mike Germann, left
defense, shot the Eagles into the
(Seo EAGLE Pago B-160
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Cubs, Chisox Battle
To Start and End
Spring Games
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16-The baseball
season begins and ends almost every
year with the writing Of another
chapter in the traditional rivalry
between the Chicago Cubs and Chi
cago White sox, and the 1910 cam
paign will be no exception.
The Cubs meet the sox in IS
games next spring, winding up their
engagement just before the major
league races begin.
The Cubs also meet the st. Louis
Browns in seven games, and the
Philadelphia Phillies and Pittsburgh
Pirates In three games each.
The Sox, in addition to the Cub
series, engage Pittsburgh 10 times
and play the Phillies once.
The Cubs begin spring drills at
Catalina Island February 22.
The Sox start February 2S at
Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
BY the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 16.-The
battering Texas Aggies, come Sugar
Bowl day, will face a distinct "Tu-
lane system" of power football de-
veloped by Coach Lowell Red" Daw-
son on Gen. Nathan Bedford For
rests famous military principle OF
get there fustest with the mostest
men,"
The system emerged from Is years
of Minnesota influence at the South
ern school and was worked out
mainly through experimentation
starting from Bernie Bierman's sin
gle wing formations that did such
wonders for both Tulane and Min
nesota.
Without any radical departures,
Dawson, by rearranging his backs to
bring them close to the point of
attack and pulling an extra tackle
out Of the line for interference, has
perfected a system that generates
terrific power through the line with
double blocking.
Dawson Remedies Offense.
Bierman's favorite formation at
Tulane placed the tailback slightly
to the strong side of center and AZ
to S yards back of the unbalanced
line, the fullback about yard ahead
Of him and to strong side, the quar-
ter close behind the outside guard
Evening star., 1939-12-17
TuIone's Own Football System,
Based on Power, Speed, Will
Test Ags in Sugar Bowl

and the wingback about 3 yards
directly behind the end
Dawson pulled his ends in tighter
and put the wingback outside the
end and as close as the law allowed.
The tailback was placed slightly
more to the weak side and yards
and foot behind the line. the full
back parallel and behind the outside
guard, the quarter slightly more to
the strong side.
Il think our formation takes bet
ter care of a sliding line and allows
more effective cutbacks through the
middle" Dawson says.
With the wingback outside the
end, it is easier to box a Tickle and
keep him from running out. On
weak side plays, the tailback is
nearer the spot and doesn't force
the wingback so deep on reverses,
and the fullback is in a better posi-
ton to get ahead fast.
Puts Burden on Defense.
I'VE bring the blockers to the
point of attack so the defense will
have to come to us instead of our
going to the defense"
Tulane had been a Minnesota
system school since 1915, when Clark
Shaughnessy, one of Doc Williams
great Minnesota linemen, introduced
his masters famous shift. Bernie
Bierman, another Williams product,
succeeded Shaughnessy and worked
from some of Williams formations,
although giving them his own inter-
pretations. Ted Cox of Minnesota
succeeded Bierman and continued
his system.
When Bierman went to his alma
mater, he took his Tulane quarter
back, Dawson, as assistant coach,
and when Dawson returned to Tu-
lane in 1896, he brought two Min
nesotans, Glenn Seidel and Bill
Bevan, as assistants.
The two schools were twin labora-
tories for one system for a quarter
OF a century. Now Tulane has its
own system.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Nebraska Inoueurotes
Night Track Meets
BY the AssociS ted Press.

By the AssociS ted Press
LINCOLN, Nebr., Dec. 16.-Ne-
braska Track Coach Ed Weir an
nounced today Kansas, Kansas
State and Oklahoma will help
Nebraska inaugurate night indoor
track meets this season: Bleaeher
and lighting facilities are being con-
structed under the stadium.
Kansas is booked for February 10,
Kansas state for February - and
Oklahoma for March Z.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Semipro Series Again
Goes to Puerto Rico
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The
1910 semi-pro baseball world series
again will be played at San Juan.
Puerto Rico, where the first sue
cessful event was staged last fall,
Ray Dumont Of Wichita, Kans.,
president of the National Semi
Pro Baseball Congress, has an
nounced.
Last September, the Duncan
(OklaD Cementers, who won the
United States semi-pro title, man
aged to win only two of six games
against Guayama, Puerto Rican
champions.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Wolverines Jolt
Irish Busketers
By the Associated Press

BY Lle Associated PreSS.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. 10
Michigan's basket ball team trim
med Notre Dame, IL to 49,,
tonight in a startling upset, halt
ing the Irish early-season win
ming streak at four straight and
tagging the Wolverines as a pos
sible Big Ten title threat.
The Wolverines team play. led
by Sophomore Bob Fitzgerald,
forward, more than Offset Eddie
Riska's superb shooting for the
Irish" Riska dropped in 10 field
goals and 3 free throws to lead
both teams in scoring.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Pace, n. B. A. Bantam King,
Faces Gaudes January |
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 16.-George
Pace, Cleveland Negro who recently
was recognized by the National Box
ing Association as bantamweight
champion, will headline a New
Year Day show here, Matchmaker
Billy Mitchell announced today.
Pace will face Johnny Gaudes Of
Milwaukee IN the top bout Of three
10-roUnd events.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Bulldogs Will Claim
Loop Title il They
Defeat Gunners
Bottle in Los Angeles
Today Ends Campaign
In American League
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.-The
Los Angeles Bulldogs end their
American Professional Football
League campaign tomorrow in a
game with the st. Louis Gunners.
Coach Ike Frankian's well-drilled
Bulldogs defeated the Gunners
earlier this season in st. Louis, and
figure to repeat the victory tomor-
row.
Los Angeles will lay claim to the
American League championship If
they win from the Gunners.
The Bulldogs divided two league
games with the league = leading
Columbus Bullies and defeated
them twice more In non-league con.
testA
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Bees LIST 5 Spring Tests
With Washington Club
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BOSTON,. Dec. 16-A spring
training schedule of 26 exhibition
contests was announced today for
next year by the Boston Bees. The
roster also. is sprinkled with six
open dates, which may be filled
within the next month.
The Bees train at Bradenton, Fla.
The nhedule includes five games
with the Nationals, as follows:
March 80, at Bradenton; April 4,
at Orlando, Fla; 8, at Greenville,
s. c.; 10, II, at Washington.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Boer Said He Couldn't Lose to Nova

the night before he faced Lou Nova IN
Make suggested that good money IN
took this fight Manager Ancl Hoffman d because
Make can't lick this bum he's
through I'll manage him again"
fight He's still ideas AS Mr. Hoffman can arrange the
will But in the meantime he wasn't
anything to write home about in 1889
Lastly this Mr. Bill Haoran wasn't bargain either and neither
National Football when its hats for
his RedknGant ruling but made him
the the PackersGants championship
condemned Haloran for calling Bo Rusls
field goal wide After ALL he the call it, He
standing place. But gracious Mr. Haoran why
speaking that divel?
National President Carl Storck hero
promptly Haoran the chief onhca
game presume the elementary
chance something other Normally
previously Haloran had called
decision against the kicker and at least with the Redskins
howng bloody murder appoint referee who had through
with questions asked?
isn't this business of doing job quietly and well paying
basis more?
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Pelicuns Obtuin Browne

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 16 R.-
Sale Of Earle Browne. outfielder
and first baseman, to New Orleans
was announced today by Columbus.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
The Time Thut sgd Wooderson Got Bumped

Well there afternoon Prncetons Palmer
Stadium The bands blaring good crowd
Engands
thought England
Wooderson a
white
glasses heavily
fellow would Fenske
Roman the Rdeot the
fellow first 4-mnute mile
kept watching him.
went by slowly Then another Finally
the third the exhibited mpatnce
Engands
doing, anyway?
the Rdout boys little impatient
Woodeson.
slight Later suggested that Wooderson had
Whebarrow, filled with The Rdeout
but nothing else
Fenske the Woodon,
o
Evening star., 1939-12-17
When ChuIedon Broke Johnstown's Bubble

Speaking about Johnstown Freak
Po? We had Kentucky Derby the week before
heavens how this
he this, Of the
climbed limb that here the greatest
giddyap since Man O. War and maybe greater.
Preakness and mud 1t wasn't bad
Chaedon he pleased
gracious
the horesced Preakness cotenders in history The only
Johnsown licked lady, aco and at the finish the gal
giving the Man O. War quite chase
lot OF good do-rem was poured down the sewer on this one
of the Derby acclaimed great wound
the stamped bum Later the big
win the Belmont and everybody ready to throw
another crack Chaedon
Arlington Chay looked
spoke softly remembering to keep his legs
moving. Johnstown took it to heart and folded.
Evening star., 1939-12-17
Then, Of Course, Was Sneud's BIowup

the sad episode of Mr. Sam Snead of White
examined.
golfer He the kind you'd like to have
side Indeed greatest ALL the with
possibilities
Everybody thought the I'D hole of the National Open
his Samuel blew He took an eight
o par-fve hole.
This is what nothing but with Samuel
uked and finally he went He
yanked reined possible, hospital bed And he
develop that national
of Mr. Snead again. And all
three extra strokes a certain hole.
into the heroes and verify the Hop
Grihth
Jimmy Waden the bag Mr.
Oe Buege Sammy
this mediocriy
came runors of hasn't happened
Wasdell