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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
ORA. A. Veseleho zabi-
ia pr srazce.

Tragickym osudem byla sti-
zena rodina dra. Alberta We
seleho z Peoria, Illinois, ma ce-
ste do Chicago Ike svemu tezce
nemocnemu otci, John James
Veselemu. Re ctyT clenG rodi-
ny dra. A. Veseleho byli ma mi
ste srazky s vlakem zabiti tfi
a ctvrty, sestimes1cn1 dlvka,
jest v nemocnici v Peoria, Ill.
Zabitymi jsou: 32lety DIR.
Albert Wesley, ktery mel Sc
svym stejne starym bratrem
Harry spolecnou lekarskou u
Tadovnu v dome GOT Second u
lice v Peoria - dale jeho 27
leta manzelka Mary, roz. Col
Inns, ctyrlety John James We
sely. V nemocnici v povazli-
VEN stavu je sestimesfcnf Bar
bara Ann.
K nestestf doslo u Benson,
ILL.,, tTicet mil Cd Peoria.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Ceskoslovensky pavilion ma W.
stavs " New Yorku poskozen
darebaky.

New-Yorske Listy prinesly
zpravu:
Redakce IN. Y. List1" sc do
tazala generaln1ho komisare
Ceskoslovenskeho pavilonu ma
Svetove vystave p. Jifiho ia
necka, CO je pravdy ma zpra-
vach, ktere byly rozs1reny roz-
hlasem a tiskem, re napisy ma
Ceskoslovenskem pavilone by
ly poskozeny neznamymi van
daily. Pan Janecek potvrdil, re
tomu tax je a re jednotliva pis
mena byla uz behem dine opra-
vena.
Napis ma Ceskoslovenskem
pavilone byl poskozen v prvnf
noe pc zahajeni Svetove VISTA
Wy neznamymi p%achateli, jak
bylo zjist6no v pondeli. Vetsi-
ma p1smen v napisu ("Zapoca-
to Ceskoslovenskou Republican
dokonceno a udrzovano anne
rickymi prately) Begun by
the Republic of Czechoslova-
kia, Maintained by Friends in
America, byla strhana.
Policie svetove vystavy byla
informovana a vysetrovani by
10 zahajeno. Zat1m Sc vsak ne
doslo k zadnym vysledkGm.
Die p. Janecka, jde zfejme o
"osoby, nepratelske Ceskoslo-
vensku''. Nejde tax O financ-
nj skodu, ktera cini 35 dollarG,
dodal pan Janecek, jake spise
O samotny princip.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Chteli ukrasti formula ma
silnejSi gasolin.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
AGENT zacali vysetTovat pokus
0 ukradenf tajne formule ma
vyrobu vysoce ~jakostn1ho gaso
linu, ktery by neobsahoval Fad
ne olovo. O tuto kradez Sc po-
kusili diva muzove mluv1ci ne
mecky.
Tento par zlodejd zahnal 35
lety Carl Albin, svycarsky che
mix, ktery pri tahanici S mimi
We sve laboratoTi vchrstl ma
jednoho z vetrelcG slrovou ky
selinu, take popaleni touto
z1ravinou Dude MONA stopou
pro policii.
Albin pravil, re tyto diva do
mnele agenty ciz1ch mocnosti
zahnal ma 1tek, pri cemz Sc mu
take podaTilo podrzeti jeho for
null ma zlepsen1 gasolinu, KITE
rou zdokonaluje pro jednu vel
kou americkou rafinerii zem-
nfho oleje.
Do K~alifornie Sc Albin do
stall pred nekolika mesfci ma
pozvani one petrolejarske spo-
lecnosti, kdyz ia sc dov6dela o
zlepSenem gasolinu, ktery Sc
mu podarilo vyrobiti v jeho
rOdnem Svycarsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Krajan invalida vyznamenan.

V New Yorku v 1stavu pro
zmrzacene, Institute for the
Crippled and Disabled, byly
|23. vyrocnl graduacnf slavnos-
tt, pfi kterych mezi vyzname-
nanymi byl take krajan Edu-
ard Kafka z Astoria ma Long
Islande.
Kafka, ktery nasledkem det-
ske obrny byl mrzakem pc
mnoho rokG, ma obch1dek v {.
37-17 Ditmars boulevard v
Astorii a pri soutezi s mrzaky
Cd narozenf z1skal cenu $50,
kterou venoval Henry Pome-
ron Dawson.
Tento krajan patti mezi 900
muzu a zen, kterf kdysi byli v
tonic 1stavu beznadejnymi in
validy, avsak nynf Sc dovedou
sami uziviti a vratili Sc do IL
stavu, ably byli svedky udelenf
diplom1 dals1m takovym SO O.
sobam, byvalym studentdm a
graduantGm ustavu We start cd
II do 70 rokH.
Kafka sc nespolehal ma po-
moe cd dobrocinych organisa-
CT, ale staral Sc, jak by Sc mo-
hi uziviti. Prisel do 1stavu,
kdyz byl detskou obrnou o.
chromen ma ODE nohy.
Zarfdil 81 prodej kuriva S
pap1rnictv1m. Ozenil Sc take
stastne S divkou, ktera kdysi
byla jeho spoluzackou v onom
ustavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Profit valce.

Skupina studentG university
statu Louisiany musila byti diva
KRAFT rozehnana pro demonstra
ce prot valce, ktere usporada-
Ii ma universitnfm kampu pri
inauguraci guvernera, Sama
Jonese, V Baton Rouge, La.
= zenska lfga spojenych
synagog v Americe, c1tajici
100000 zidovskych zen v A
tlantic City, N. j., pfijmula re-
soluci, v nfz Sc zada, ably byly
podniknuty vsechny, NONE
kroky prot zasazenf Ameriky
do valky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Krajan zvolen predsedou stat
nj organisace iekarH.

DR.. Harry V. Paryzek byl
zvolen predsedou Ohio State
Medical Association ma vyroc-
nj sch1zi v Cincinnati. Grad
svdj prime ma sjezdu lekaT1 v
Clevelande r. 1941.
DR.. Paryzek, Tiditel medici-
ny v st. Alexis nemocnici, by
val predsedou Cleveland Aca-
deny of Medicine, jakoz i ne
kolika odbornych organisaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Zatceny krajan.

Frantisek Kohout v Hinsdale,
byvaly bankovn1 receiver a cd
ledna ~justicn1 uprchl1k, byl
zatcen tajnymi z ~1radovny stat
n1ho navladn1ho.
Kohout byl receiverem "a
vTene Baker statni banky.
Kdyz zmizel, ukazalo Sc, re
zmizelo S MIN $9948, jez patti
ly vkladatel6m. Kohout Sc pri-
znal, re penez uzil ma vydrzo-
vanf sve domacnosti v Hins-
dale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Matka Sc synem zastreleni ma
farme.

V Little Chute, Wis, 77leta
zena a jej1 syn byli nalezeni We
SVEN farmarskem obydli "a
streleni. Serif. John Lappen
prohlasil, re ma podezreni, re
v tonic pr1pade jde O vrazdu.
Tuto domnenku podporuje O.
kolnost, re vacek s pencil "a
bitych re stavenf zmizel.
Obetmi vrazdy jsou: Annie
Van Camp a jeff 31lety syn
William Van Camp. V obydli
zastrelenych byla nalezena bro
kovnice, z ktere vsak bylo wy
stfeleno uz pred nekolika dny
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Zvlastni ukaz.

V Red Lake Falls, Minnn.,
ma farme j. Brugermana dala
klisna zivot dvema mulam,
coz jest neobycejny 1kaz, po-
nevada nen1 znamo, re by Sc
narodila dvojcata. Mlada hr1-
bata, nebot jinak je nelze po-
jmenovat, Sc mali k svetu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

V Clevelandu bandita napa-
oil 4Oletou Lenu K%untzovou,
kdyz tato stala ma rohu ulic,
zasadil j do hlavy ranu lahvl,
take Sc shroutila a vyrval j
kabelku s $50. Byl dopaden
iistym muzem pc homie zadn1-
mi Lofty, ale vyprostil Sc mu a
zmizel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Propagatorka anarchismu
zemrela.

V hdIldud, SllII
ukoncila zivot kdysi nadsene
propagatorky anarchismu V
Americe. Emma Goldman zem
Tela We v6ku necelych II rokd.
Byla tezce churava cd 1nora,
kdy il ranila mrtvice.
Zesnula Sc narodila 27. Ger
vna 1869 V Kovne, kterezto
mesto tehdy patrilo Rusku, pc
valce Polsku a nyn1 Litve. Do
Ameriky prijela roku 1886. V
New Yorku Sc stykala S pred
mimi radikaly, jake byl anar-
chista Johann G.. Most z Ra-
kouska, Alexander Berkman
a j. v. PGvodne byla vychova-
ma V zidovskem nabozenstv1.
jake propagatorka anarchis
mu pracovala temer pdl stole
tt. Jeji cinnost vyvrcholila We
svetove valce, kdy "Ruda En-
ma" byla uveznena pro agita-
ci prot vojenskym odvodGm a
roku 1919 byla deportovana
do Ruska.
S Goldmanovou tehdy bylo
deportovano pres 500 radika-
III re Spoj. Stat1. Mezi mimi
byl take Alexander Berkman,
ktery byl jejfm spolecnikem a
kolegou asi pc 40 rokG.
V "novem Rusku", kan by
la 1919 deportovana, brzy by
la rozcarovana a pr nejblizsi
pTilezitosti z Ruska utekla,
protoze vlada bolseviku Sc il
nijak nezamlouvala podobe ia
ko Petru Kropotkinovi, byvale-
mu ruskemu slechtici a pax a.
narchistovi, ktery Sc v Anglii
zivil jake deln1k.
Pc opusteni Ruska cestovala
pc svete a~stale jeste agitovala
pro socialni zmeny, ale jiz ne
tax nalehave. Roku 1924 W.
dala take knihu my Disillu-
sionment in Russia. Ia dive
leta pozdeji Sc objevila V Mon
trealu V Kanade jake Mrs.
James Cotton s oznamen1m, re
Sc provdala "a waleskeho hor-
n1ka a re je tedy britskou OBJ
cankou. Marine Sc vsak pokou-
Sela o zfskan1 pT1stupu do Spo-
jenych Statu.
z Kanady odjela do Francie
kde Nizze roku 1880 napsa-
la svGj zivotopis. Prednasela
v Kodani Dansku a Berl1ne
V N6mecku, avsak pri tom hla-
vnf jejf touhou byl stale ma
vrat do Spojenych StatG.
Pr prednaskach v Kanade
roku 1884 konecne Sc il poda-
rilo ziskati povoleni k navste-
We Spoj. Statd, lee pouze ma 90
dni, a 1. mora 1884 pTijela do
Rochester, N. Y. Pc vice nez-
Ii 14letem vyhnanstv1 bylo il
konecne dovoleno vstoupiti ma
p1du Spoj. StatG, kdyz Sc "a
vazala, re zanecha anarchistic
Ike agitace.
Uspofadala tehdy nekolik
prednasek V New Yorku i jim
de, ma nichz projevovala svGj
odpor proti nazismu a pfedpo-
vfdala pad Adolfa Hitlera.
Kdyz il 9O-denn1 lhuta Wy
prsela, vratila Sc op6t do Ka-
nady.
Jejf spolecnfk il pfedesel.
Bylo to 20. cervna 1886, kdy tt
chy a t6mef neznamy obyvatel
m9sta Nizzy ma francouzske
RivieTe byl nalezen zastreleny.
Byla to sebevrazda, jak policie
prohlasila. A V zastrelenem
byl ztotoznen Alexander Berk-
man, byvaly spolecnlk Emmy
Goldmanove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Vdova po mayorovi Sc zabila
skokem.

Nella Hill, 62leta vdova pc
lakewoodskem mayorovi, sko-
ella do rokle do hloubky 80
stop u konce Rosalia ave. v
Lakewood a zabila Sc. Byla
nalezena ma pobrezi jezera
mrtva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24
Mladik uhorel.

V nemocnici v Norfolku, Ne
braska, zemfel 16lety Paul
Bauer z Brunswick nasledkem
popalenin, ktere rano tehoz
dine utrpel. Pomahal pri pale
nj bodlaku, pri cemz explode
vala nadoba s gasolinem. Byl
hrozn6 popalen pc celem tele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-24

V Kermit, Texas, bulldog O.
kousal a rozdrasal tT1leteho no
Ska tax, re tento zemrel.H och
Raleigh Leroy Henderson, byl
ponechan pod dozorem PISA,
ktery jinak byl milackem rodi-
ny.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-08

Missing since March 20, Richard
Truman Percy, 72, New York City
organist, is pictured in bed after
identifying himself in a Rochester,
N. Y, hotel to a physician. He said
he had been injured in a New York
bus crash prior to his disappearance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-08

Youthful Carl F. Zeidler, former
assistant city attorney, defeated
Daniel w. Hoan, for "a years So
elallst mayor of Milwaukee, Wis.
Aeldler, m independent candidate.
enllvened his political meetings by
singing to his audiences
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-08

Welcomed to Washington by Sec.
rotary OF State Hull was Hughes
Calais, charge d'afaires Of the
new legation of the Grand Duchv
OF Luxembourg, a country about
1our-tfths the size of tiny Rhode
Island,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Eagles O'Brien-to-Loone Air
Combination Cinch to Break
National League Record

a game, Looney needs to average
only three for the remainder of the
season to break Illusions and Tins
leys joint record.
Due to the fact that he has car
ried of O'Brien's Is passes for
touchdowns, Looney also stands as
the leagues leading scorer, with "a
points to his credit.
Baugh Only Redskin on Top.
The Redskins lone leader in any
department is Baugh, whose pass
ing efficiency of nearly SO per cent is
not even approached by his seven
colsest rivals. Baugh's 10 compile
tons are 7 less than O'Brien's, but
the mighty mite has thrown more
than twice as many as the Singer,
and his average is only As per cent.
Parker Hall of Cleveland, Ace Par
ker of Brooklyn and Beryl Clark
of the Chicardinals are averaging
so per cent or better, but none has
completed as many as 10.
Tuffy Leamans of the Giants is
tine leading ground-gainer, with l3l
yards to his credit. with Pittsburgh'S
rookie, Merlyn Condit, Boosting the
best average, 83 yards rush, with
100 yards behind him. Clark Hinkle
of the Packers and Armand Mic
colai of Pittsburgh have kicked two
field goals apiece, their longer ones
from the As and 48 yard lines, re-
spectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
F|aherty Makes HastY
Trip 10 See Bears
Rude|y Jo|ted

Redskin Coach Ray Flaherty was
among the more than 10000 at Chi
cago last night who sat in amaze
ment as Coach Jimmy Conzelman's
new Cardinal eleven upset the
mighty Bears, 21-7, in the first Of
Chicago's annual two intracity
games of the National Football
League.
Although he had seen the Cardi-
mails, the Redskins next home foe,
once before, it was Flahertys only
chance to scout the Bears before
their game here on November II.
The Tribe chieftain made flying
trip both ways, leaving Washington
after the Redskins practice yester-
day and returning by plane in time
for this mornings workout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Rough-ond- umbIe Scrap Seen
For Pro Grid Title as Card
Triumph Debates Bears

tossing to John Hall for Is yards
and TOUCHDOWN
A bit later, Lloyd Madden. q
youngster up from the Colorado
School of Mines, got loose for 81
yards to put the Cards in position
for their second score, Marshall
Goldberg going over.
The final touchdown started with
an interception of a Bear pass and
ended with Mccullough throwing 10
yards across the goal to Gayneu
Tinsley.
The Bears only marker came in
the second period when Harry Clark
ran and rolled his way over from
eight yards out.
The Cards stopped two other
threats on the and yard lines.
The Cards and Cleveland now re-
main the Western divisions only
undefeated clubs.
Sunday the Cards come in for an
other big test when they face
Green Bay at Milwaukee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
~ the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The Ma
tional Football League settled back
today to enjoy q rough-and-t tumble
title campaign now thai Chicago's
Cardinals have proved that the
Chicago Bears are not as invincible
as their rout Of Green Bay might
have indicated.
The Cards, deciding a licking was
the best method of demonstrating
the Bears vulnerability, did just
that by a decisive 21-to-7 score last
night.
1t was the Cards first triumph
over the Bears since 1896 and dealt
a severe jolt to the championship
aspirations of the Northsiders,
whose title hopes scared following
the 41-to-10 defeat Of Green Bays
champions Sunday.
1t also was the Cards first victory
of the 1910 season, although they had
tried twice before, only to wind up
in ties with Pittsburgh and Detroit.
Furthermore, 1t was quite vote of
confidence for Jimmy Councilman,
new Card coach, in his Chicago
debut.
On the first kickoff the Cardinals
drove 81 yards, Hugh Mccullough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
w. Georgetown Maryland Stage Dress Reeaa for Opening
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston, 800.
Football.
Dewitt at Woodrow Wilson,
$3.50.
Bicycle.
Six-day race, Riverside Sta
dunn, all day.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston, 800.
Football.
Mount st. Marys VS.. George
Washington, Griffith Stadium,
8:l5.
st. Johns at Anacostia, 3:15.
National Training School VS..
Westinghouse High, Arlington,
3:15.
Roosevelt VS.. John Marshall,
Richmond.
Boating.
Cupboard races, Presidents
Cup Regatta, Washington Chan
mel, trials. $50 am: events.
1t.2n n ~
Bicycle.
Six-day race. Riverside Sta
dium, all day
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
New York VS.. Washington.
Griffith Stadium, 800.
Football.
Hampden-Sydney VS.. Mary
land, College Park. 800.
Roanoke VS.. Georgetown, Crit
fifth Stadium, 8.
Gonzaga at Central, 210.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, 2:30.
Western VS.. George Washing
ton High, Alexandria, 800.
Virginia Union at Howard u,
2:l5.
Boating.
Inboard races, Presidents Cup
Regatta. Washington Channel,
trials, 8 am; events, 1920.
Bicycle.
Six-day race, Riverside Sta
dunn. conclusion, HOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

OBrien to Looney, a crack passing
combination of two Irish youths
which started to click at Texas
Christian University three years ago,
has been reunited after a years
separation, bids fat to become
the National Football Leagues No.
l aerial threat and make the Phila-
delphia Eagles strong contenders
for the Eastern division champion
ship.
Latest statistics released today by
the leagues service bureau show one
Don Looney of Philadelphia as the
leading pass receiver and Davey
OBrien of the same team as the No.
2 passer, behind our own Samuel
Adrian Baugh. And therein lies
story.
Teamed at Texas Christian.
For Looney was the regular left
end during O'Brien's last two years
at T. C. u. one year behind Sling
shot Davey enthusiastically. Thus,
while Davey was setting the pro
loop on fire in his freshman season
last year, Looney was playing his
senior year at Texas Christian.
That O'Brien had much to do
with Looney joining the Eagles, we
only can suspect. Looney was the
eighth college senior selected by
Coach Bert Bell in the draft last
December, but today stands as the
No. l man in pro football when 1t
comes to catching passes. Statis-
tics show that O'Brien has COM
pleted 26 Of So passes and that
Looney has caught 15-more than
half the number Ill Davey has
thrown.
AS a matter Of fact, If LOoney
maintains his present pace he will
wind up the season far ahead of the
National Leagues all-time pass-re-
ceiving mark. Don Hutson of Green
Bay and Gaynell Tinsley of the Chi
cago Cardinals share the all-time
mark with Al pass catches. But it
took Tinsley four games to snatch
the number of aerials that Looney
is credited with in the Eagles first
two starts, and Hutson hadn't
caught Is until after his sixth game.
Already averaging better than seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
7Iden Carries On at Pro Net:
KozeIuh Only Upset Victim

gether Fred Perry and Art Hendrix
of Annapolis, Md.
The only mild upset yesterday was
the elimination of Karel Kozeluh of
Greenwich, Conn. The three times
champion lost his quarter-fina
singles match with John Nogrady of
Montclair, N. j. He suffered knee
injury late in the first set which
Nogrady won, "a. and after the
New Jersey pro scored 60 win in
the second set, Kozeluh defaulted.
Don Bulge. former national and
British amateur champ, who is seek
ing his first pro title, also advanced
to the seminal round by disposing
of Walt Senior of Louisville, and
teamed with Perry to win a doubles
opener.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Peden, Moretti Lead
ebay Bike Grind
With 406 Points

Torchy Pedan and Cesar Moretti
led the parade as the field passed
the 83d hour in the six-day bike
race at Riverside Stadium with
1,414 miles completed and 406 points
to their credit.
Heinz Vopel and Jules Audy held
second place, but a late drive by
the popular team of Gustav Kilian
and Bill Anderson pulled it into
third place and into position to
challenge for second.
Vopel and Audy had 1913 points
to 1893 for Kilian- Anderson.
COmDlete standings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Aided by four couble plays. in
which Stanley Harris was the
outstanding performer, Wash
ington defeated New York, So,
as Courtney gave up but six hits.
Ike Mcdonald, Unit Brewer.
Sally Bosley, Jack McQuade and
Pollard were among the WASH
ington boys who participated in
Maryland's $40 victory over the
Randolph Macon eleven.
The statement OF Foreman
Brigham of the Chicago grand
jury, that several Chicago White
Sox players face indictment on
charges of conspiracy to defraud,
advances the likelihood that pub
lie opinion would prevent World
Series should Chicago win the
pennant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

Severine G.. Leoffler, sr., owner of
the Washington Eagles ice hockey
team, and Redvers Mackenzie, who
piloted the local entry to second
place finish in the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League, will play host to
club owners and loop executives at
Riverside Stadium tomorrow after
noon at following a last minute
shift in plans that moved the meet
ing from New York.
President Thomas Lockhart, jr.,
will be present along with repre-
sentatives of the New York, Balti-
more, Atlantic City and River Vale
clubs. A representative from Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Columbus Needs Lone
Win Over Macon in
Sally PIayoffs

Nv the ASsC clated Press.
MACON, Ga, Sept. 26.-Showing
the championship form they did in
the late days of the regular season
to drive into second place, the Co.
lumbus Redbirds today had swept
three consecutive games in the
South Atlantic League Shaughnessy
playoff series from Macon.
The Redbirds took the third game
last night from the Peaches. to 2.
with Charlie FIGHTER striking out
eight and allowing Macon only five
hits.
Three errors aided Columbus in
scoring.
Should Columbus duplicate its
first Shaughnessy round record,
winning in four straights, the series
will end here tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Skeet Shoot Arranged
By Alexandra Club

Alexandria Skeet Clubs fourth an
nual Old Dominion open shoot will
be held October 5 and 6. it was an
nounced today. The 410 and 20
gauge, 100-bird events will be held
on Saturday and the all-gauge, in
dividual and two-man team events
on Sunday.
Prizes for the four high shots will
be at stake in the opening day S
competition. The winning and Sec
ond place teams. high gun and run
nerup and first and second in
Glasses A, B, c and D will receive
awards in the second days firing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Bill Tilden
whose tennis trophies would fill lot
OF empty space, was encountering
little trouble in his quest of the same
as he advanced in play in the current
national professional championship.
Tilden, whose activity on the
courts belle his Al years, yesterday
teamed with younger net veteran,
Vincent Richards. to beat William
Kenney of Newport, r. l., and Ken
Napier Of Phoenix, Ariz, and land
q semifinals spot in the doubles.
Back on the courts today Tilden
engages Joseph Whalen of Larch-
mont Shores, N. Y, in a quarter
finals singles match. A second
quarter-finals contest brought to-