davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
@orO aug S6flidtett.
30 Elm @snidemIebsn nidts alIt.

NQ en- NteNlaleNleDeN HlNts BlI.
9ie papuoner auf Guinea
f5unen ieIbit ga, mo lie inter euro.
p1ii9er @erpaltlng iteben uno cine
IeiOIi9e Oronung bergeiteat 1T, bon
ibren alien @emobnbeiten ni1t Ioi.
fen; INNER pieoer ma9t Ser oIte
8lut0urIt IN linen ouf un0 miro
bemm4ngsIos b%efrieoigt. @ie ge.
ring ibnen elm Meni1enleben gilt,
seigt iid BEL ben aoblreiden Moro.
pro5eiien, Oie eefiibrt per0en milf.
fen. @eroen 0ie gln9efIogten ge.
fragt, tDesbnIb iie eemoroet bobe1,
70 geben iie sic pbantaitiiditen
@riin0e an.
Gin AnsefIaeter eeitanO, BOB er
einen Mann, ser i'm gebeten botte,
i'm iiber ben GIuB 5u trogen, eet0.
tet babe. aIs er nod Ieinen 8e.
tpeggriinoen On5u eefragt purOe,
meinte er: sd batte geeen i'm
ni9ts 80ies i'm Sinn, aber er iab
10 fur9tbor i9per aus, u1O oa es
bod unb0fli9 getpeIen p6re, inn
feline Bite ob5ui1lngen, 10 Oo9te
iG, 0dB es Der bette &rsweg tpGre,
tpenn i9 i'm aus Der @elt i9affte."
Gin 9orfi6utnottt, ser einet
3auberer Derboitet botte, fnbr nit
ibm unO elmer Mn5obI bon @GGtern
itber ben Stub, Inn i'm Dem Mrm
Der @erehtigfeit at iiberanttporten.
Ser 8duberer 5og einen langen
StriG berbor uno iagte at benz
G9usmnnn: Dgrinnerft gu Sid an
9einen 1IteIten @ruoer2 Sd babe
i'm get0tet.@ 9abei ma1te er einen
Rnoten in BEN Gtrid. gr ging 0ann
Deiter Die gauge Ganilie unO Mn-
bertpan0tf9aft 6es G1ubmannes
0ur6, ut0 ieOesmal, penr er babel
ouf zines ieiner Opfer ftieB. mo9te
er einen &ttoten in ben Gtrid. Ser
S9usmnnn b0rte li9 0ieie gr5Gb-
Iungen an, Bis Der 3ou6erer ben
IL. Mor0 in ieiner @ertDanoti6oft
ibm entbiinte; Onnn mar es ibm ood
aa bieI; er itefte nit Silfe Ser an
bern ben &opf oes 8auberers IL
Ianee inter @aiier, Bis OieIer err
ftift nor.
Gin @ann, Der aablreide Grauen
ermorOet bate, elnubte BEL ieinem
@erbOr, OoB er cine pOlig befrie6i-
genOe grfldrung a~beeeeben bette,
nIs er iogte: Die Trluen Iino bod
bel lei6ter al fangen aIs Sic M6n-
ner, unO iie trogen aud feline
Speere." @enn elm @apuaner me-
gen S0tung bon Srouen ODER Sim
bern oneeflagt it, 10 punoert er
iid bO6li6it, Dab man nonbon TO-
bel bermadt1, uno iudt iein ger-
breden odmit 81 entfduIoigen, OaB
ia mod 10 biele iibrig iino.~
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
&leiOer aus Menidenbaut.

50 unborIteubor es uns beute err
ideinen mag, OaB elm @enid fid
entidlieBen fam, &leioer aus Men-
i6enbout gu tragen, 10 bat ps bod
cine 3eit gegeben, in Ser oies ge-
i6eben 1T. 9ie g~erarbeitung BON
Menidenbaut du 2eoer mar cine
Der f9redliditen uno Ieltiamiten
Mooen, Die in Ser ii9 iiber ale
&e6te unO @eiese binDegietenoen
fran50iiihen GeboIution auftomen.
Sin finoiger 5abrifant BON Dem 81
9erbeitstomitee erbieIt bic grlaub.
nis, Die Saut Der bingeriHteten
Mriitofraten borteilbaft at bertDer-
ten, u1O er erri9tete in Dem GdloB
MeuOon gana i'm @ebeimen cine
6abrif, in Der er Sdube aus Men-
idenle0er anfertigte. galo muroe
0ieie 2e0erfabrif bon Menoon su
anoeren 8meden benust. Cine groBe
@n5abl bon 8ii9ern pnroen in
Menidenbaut eebun0en, uno es
fanOen iid 8ibliopbile, Oie an Die
len ginbGn6en efn beionoeres, nit
@rouien gemiidtes @efaIen fanoen.
BbiIipp gealite, Der iib ols re.
Oolutiondrer Selo gebdroenoeSer5og
bon Orleans, seigte Ieine gorur-
teilslofigfeit, inoem er auf einem
Barrier Bon in einem 9oar 8ein.
fleioern aus MeniAenbaut eri6ien,
uno Der repubIifaniide General
8eDiier trug elm ioldes @oor gein-
tleioer aus Menidenbaut in alien
S6ladten, neil er lid in ibneu iiir
unberpunobar bielt.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

@reolein; Sefretdr: @briItian GbriIt,
6222-5te 5traBe. q. SO. 8eri.
am 4ten 9ienstag I'M MOnat.
HrOIpert &ia TrisObOf. @r6lioent:
5reo 8ogeIiong; Setretar: $. q.
8infler; S9asmeilter: Geo. S. u.
Stut. 8eri. am 3. 9onnerstag I'M
Nionat I'M JrieobOfsaebauOe-
EIattOenti6er 9amenDrrein. 8rd
lioentin, 5rau Sophie &nbL 6efre-
tdrin, Srau @brildnt @rber.
9eutides 8aiienbnns. 4r6lioent:
@m. s. 3knmerman; Sefretdr,
EuOolpb Santelmann, POI Yenniol-
Danin Mbenue, g. 6. |erlammluM0
am 5tueiten Sonntag i'm Wlonnt ia
8ailenbaus.
g1riftian ano GleDnUra MMppcrt
9eim. @r1liOent, @m. S. @ilOe;
Sefretdr, Gbos. 6. Sarreu, 72I-
Tote StraBe, 90. @. 8eriamnlIuit-
gen I'M Mltenbeini.
Jraucn-N GbDerein 6es 9eutidra
8aiienbamies. @rdiioent, 6rau Ga.
tberine Miner: Sefret1r. Srau Gil.
8abetb @iegano, 5924-16te StraBe,
q. SO. 9~eriammlling am oritten
Wittnon. i. Wit. i'm @ailenbaus.
9entIder 2iterariidst @erein.
Hr6iioentin, SRI. Qnita S1aoe. Ser.
iammlune nm 8. Sonnabeno i'm Wit.
i'm Sorie 1929 Nbooe SsIano 9Ibe-
ME, Nor0pelt.
Jranen-SilfsDereiM 6es 9entiMen
@ailenbamIes. Brdlioent, Srou 6rcO.
5dul5; Gefret1r, Grau Margarete
DuerIt, Ga Soae 4pt. 8erlammlun9
am 0peiten Donnerstog |. Mt. i'm
8niienbnlis.
rSappfneh Club" bes 9entidjen
@aiienbamies. HrGi, s. StrobeL;
Sefret1r, 8m. @raB, 2024 ~@De"
6troBe, 81. 20.
Sdlaraffia 8aibingtOnia. 9pr-
IammIung ieoen Montag Mbeno.
1919 O GtraBe, 81. SO. Musfunft
BEL Serrn 8. 6. Yauls, 703-12te
5traBe, q. SO.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
Nereinss& MeaOer

United German-American So
cieties. H. c.. Winkler, President;
Walter Camp, Secretary. Address
for communications: 7lO Sixth
Street, N. w.
GunrurD Glnb. YraiiOent:
@bas. Slider; Sefretar: 5rou y.
5Ala6ter, 1863 Conn. Abe., g. 8.
8~eriammluns ieoen Oritten Wfittuofb
i'm Weonnt.
@aibimgtun S~amgerbnnO. Ser
einsIotol: Arcaoia Saue, 1884
14te GtraBe, g. 8. @raliOent, Yaul
Otterbab; 6efretdr, 6. $. Wti9aelis.
5ingItnnOe: Sreitae Abenos s nbr.
NaIbingtom GGngerburO Tranem'
DIOR. @r1lioentin, 5rau Naarie GiH.
ter; Gefret6rin. 5rau Sophie OtterS
bad, Gil Tulip Ane., Eatoma ynrt.
Neo. Singltunoe: 9onnerstogs,
abenOs s ubr, i'm arcaoia @ebouoe,
14te GtraBe uno Hort GoaO, %. US.
v0eutIder Sbeater &lnb". Rra.
lioent: @uItap Seller; Sefretor:
Sermann 8lanfenburg, 4233 Ste
5troBe. 81. 80. @~eriammlung ieoen
pierten 9ienstog i'm Monat in Der
5Gnqerbun0baue, 1884 14te Stro'
be, Nor0peit.
9eutIde Treimanrer EDge
xN 4rminius, Nr. %, T.A.M.W.
w 6efret1r: 6reof. gertrom
1910 6 StroBe, g. s. 8eri. onI
/. 9ienStag i'm Monat i'm yteuell
Maionic Senlpel, 10. Il. $ st. g.8.
Arminins gersniisnngsDerein.
8r6ii0ent: 2oren5 &eriAboim
5efretar: Sbeooor 2erd, $500
5iebte GtraBe, q. SO. geriamlI-
lung am 1. Sonnabero |. Wt. i'll
Souie zines @itglieOes.
0entIder 11Mterltiknn0sbMnO,
0iItrift Nr. 40. 8r6iioent, Wlidel
9olner; Setretdr. Gbriitian aronell.
bitter, 1904 Dat StraBe, Silper
Spring, 800. 8eri. oin 4. Wtittipob
i'm Monat in Der Sdngerbunobaae.
Muppert Seim Tranen 9ilfsDer.
elm. @rGlioentin: Sran @abette
Rrumfe; Sefretdrin: Gron Ntnbel
0ieb. @%eriammlung an 2. Diens.
tag i'm Monat, 2 llbr nabmittngs,
i'm Seine.
MriOn 9amenDerein. 8rdiiOentiM
6rou 8. arumfe, 1859 Sprina
Sfoa0, 81. 49,; Sefret1rin. Srou u
@aBmanlt, 1904 MorningIioe Dripei
q. SO. 8eriam. am 2. Mitttuoh i'm
Monat, nadmittags | ubr.
8aIbimstOn Sport Club: @rd-
Ii0ent: SONS @bner, 72f 3iu0lfte
StraBe, g. g.; Sefretdr: &orl
Bauer, sos Sngrabam ST., %. U.s.,
sSernIpre4er, Nanoolpb 1853; Sol.
mlierer: Mlfreo Sornung.
0eutIder ltntsritiitnn9sbmmb, Dit.
rift CIR. 100. RrGiioent: Sobn
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

C Giefes. sd m66te
germ Elm ernites Bud boben", iogt
Ser aunOe gu ser biibi6en gerfau-
ferin, netrpas redt Siefes." n9iirfte
oas tief genug iein?" fragt iie nod
ldneerem Na6iuden. n@s beiBt 2Q,-
900 Meilen inter Dem Meer.~
Ger @eforo. Drei jung
berbeiratete 6rauen iaBen beim &af.
feefr1naden 5uIammen, un0 natiir-
lib iprad man iiber oie Mdnner.
Gas moren oaes tiidtiee Sports.
Iellte, uno Sic cine ingte: nMein
Mann 1T bod pirflid elm tiidtiger
aerl; er bat es i'm 8eitiprung Biz
auf 6 Meter ge6radt." nSn, oieie
em.ge Sportfererei!" meint oie ail-
oere. uMeiner aeidnet iid beion-
oers i'm Stabbodiprung aus; 90
Ipringt er fat 4 Dieter n9as lit
nod garnidts", benerft oaraufbin
Sic brittle, .mein Mann bat geltern
einen Geiteniprung gemaht, bon
Dem er Bis beute naAmittae nod
ni9t auriidgefOmrleu it,
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
Ser g6wanengeiang
Der Stere.

Der fpri9pOrtIide nSdparenee-
fang, ben ser 8ogeI in ser CODES.
irinoe anitimmen ion, geb0rt ins
&ei9 Ser Mptbe, oenn Oieles ionit
Itumme Gier ltoBt bo9ltens einen
@er8peiflungsidrei ans, tpenn es in
Itrengen @intern an ben 3%ugefrore-
nen 4iilten 0es Meeres na9 9ab-
rung iudt uno Dem |erbungern
nabe lit. neberbaupt Iterben Die
meiiten Siere Itumm, nie tie fi@ ia
aud 5u berfrie1en pflegen, penr
lire leBte Stun6e berangefommer
1T. 0ie meilten Giere iterben IN
S0blen, i'm Didi6t ODER in ionitiget
S6lupftuinfeln un6 p~erbin0ern 10,
0aB Die g3atur 3u einem groBen 2ei-
denfelO miro.
@s gibt aber 0od cine gar6e an-
5abl Siere, Die gera0e in ibren leB-
ten Mugenbliden merfpiiroige 2nute
bon ii6 geben. Mon9mal fallen
Sinfen unter miIoem S1mettern tot
Inn, tie iino Damn i'm l1ebereifer
ibres 8erbegeianges einem S9lag-
anfan erlegen. Sci SGugetieren
ninmt bisweilen aud oie Stimme
am Sooesfompf tell. 60 itoBt Der
paiomunoe aafferbiiffel Elm bump
fes @e6riia aus, big er nie0erfinft.
0~nsborner brefen nod %anfdngli.
dem Sdnauben oumpf gurgelno
auiomman. Sic glefantenfub ft6Bt
l9pere &0denoute aus uno i9l1gt
i'm Sterben 5itterno nit Dem Hiiiiel
Fin un0 Der. 2omen enoen enttpeoer
nit lautem @ebriin ODER nod bGu-
flyer init einem flagenoen nMe".
9ie glenantilope Itirbt nit eirem
Gngltliden .Mb0o", oas &enntier
tiefieuf8enO; Die @ffenmutter ItoBt
@einloite aus, menn fie Itirbt. I'm
ter BEN &Ialten oes 20tpen l1Bt oas
Zebra Elm i6neres Gt0bnen b0ren,
0as Dem Mtembolen zines grtrin-
fenoen eleift. Gem Saien preBt
Der Sdmer5 Der Eo6esmunoe Bis
peilen Elm leiies Snmmern al.
Sci nieOeren Gieren 8eiet iid Ser
600 fat MIR in einem einfa9en
StilItan0 Ser 2ebensborg1nge, obne
oaB ser geringite 2aut gu ~bernebmen
lit. 8ei Elm paar 6iidarten aber
fin6et man aud cine Mrt oGdma-
nengeiang1. Slide, uie Der &nurr-
balm, Seefudud uno anoere, BET
oenen Sic @erdufhlaute ourd
S6minguagen Ser SdmimmblaIen,
ourH &eiben bon WiusfeIn, 6loIieu-
itaobeln ooer 4iemenfnoden 8uIton-
De fomruen, geben Gone bon iid.
bieleidt nm nod 5uIebt BEL Dem
6eino Sdreden al erregen. Ser
Notwithstanding bei6iieBt iein
ionit 10 ihweigiamss 9aiein nit gi-
mem 5~irpenoeh Efeifen, oas er nur
in b0dlter grregung BON iid gibt.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
Sam5fete MMO Treut3ts
Sbeater BET ben
GiOieesS niMlamerm.

Teite .ln0 SeIttIeiormg geb6ren
Bel allen Notlrb0Ifern nit 5u ben
pi9tigiten Mngelesenbeiten. 8efon-
oere &iinitler BARN iiro Die Narin'
0ineIen, Die @epobner 0es iii0li6en
Ruitengebiets bon SonGnoiih.gteu-
guinea. sic feiern ibre Seite GuBerit
5abIreim, BEL allen mOelihen @ele-
genbeiten, uno pflegen Oa5u nueuen
@1mud" an5ulegen. 9amit baben
iie iebr bel mebr 5u tun als Die ele.
ganteiten MoOeonme, Die iih n5lt.
re1tmaGt~. MGnner uno 5rauen
bemalen iid bon aopf Bis gu SUB
iHtDora ODER rot. 9ie Saore merOen
gu fleiuen 36pfGen geflo6ten uno
oann nit 5uitammengeorebten
B~Iattitreifen ODER onoeren 8flan-
5enfoiern berldngert. 9ieie Saar.
berldngerunger peroen ebenfans
nit Oder oOer einem i1nar3en
Bret gefdrbt unO geialbt. 9ie M1dn-
ner erfdetnen in ibrem Geitihmud
I'M peientlihen unbefleioet, aber
init lint Die 8ruit g~efreuaten 8dn-
bern, NIT retdber5ierten @iirteln
Inn ben 2eib, nit Ningen Inn Mrme
unO 8etne, nit breiten SaIsfetten
uno NaienpfIoden.
Die @eidnee, Oie oneeitimnt tper-
BEN iin6 elm tiefes unbarmoniiaes
@emurmeI, Oos ober aus Ser Ser
ne etmos grgreifen0es uno liner.
griin0li9es bot. 4as @ebrumm
idniut forttpdbren0 an uno ab, 0as
Eempo miro raider unO raider,
Ba1tiger orobnen Die Erommelr, urO
bnlo bort man nir nod elm 01m-
pies &eu9en, begleitet bonn roi9en
Iuf. uno NieOerDiegen Ser BON Del
un0 61rbe triefenoen @6rper. 9ie
Di6tigite gfoGe BET oieIen 8eremo-
MEN Ipielen Oie v0ena", @eien, Die
Die balb tierii6en, bolb menI1li9en
8orfabren Ser Mnrinoineien ber-
f0rperr. 9ieie pbantaitiI6 ge-
fleiOeten @ruppen fiibren Saener
aus ben rei9en Mtptben arf. Sbr
&oftiim ieBt lid DobI aus bunoert
beridieoenen Stiiden auiammen.
Sic tragen bunte 5aIerIdiir5en;
gruf, &iiden unO 2enoen lino BON
ausgei6nittenen, nit bunten Gu
men beflebten 6iguren beoedt, oie
Siere ODER Yflan3en oariteaen. Dir
me un0 @1noe iino in oerielben
@eiie berbiiat. 9as @eiidt beoedt
Elm or%angefarbener @~ogelbaIg, an
Dem pie Stroblen Der 6onne 8ara-
0ies0ogelfeoern befelti9t iino. lleber
Dem Saupt molbt ii1 elm rieiiger
%gitterartige 6G1er. in ben SCAR.
Derlangerungen itedt elm mebrere
Meter LANCER Gtob init elmer Sober
an ser SpiBe, 0ie ItGnoia bin un0
Der idmingt. 9ie 0ema peroen
ourd Sotenembleme unteridieoen,
Die tie anf Ropf Nodeu ODER fii6en
tragen.
9ieie 9ariteaer fiibren MN in
um5atnlngen, Die tDie elm Sreili6t-
Sbeater ongelegt fin0, mDtbologii9e
S5enen auf. 60 Itellt Der Mteer-
ODER @eaenoema NIT elmer G1ilo-
fr0te alif Dem &iiden un0 elmer
madtigen 9rommeI in Ser Soro
cine SturmfIut oar, inoem er Rin-
Der, oie auf elmer ganf itsen, plot.
lid 81 8ooen mirft. Ser StorG-
9ema erbaidt in einem merfmiir-
Oigen Cana einen Slid, Ser &1ngr.
rub-0ema miro bon benz 8ogen-
9ema berfolgt urlo erlegt un0 10
ueiter. 9ie groBartigite Sigur aber
1T Die, Die Ons 0@ari~, einen unge-
beuren Son8idirm, trdgt. 0ieIe @e-
italten eri6einen in unbeimIi9er
@r0Be in Der 5erne am StronO,
ndbern ii6 unter oumpfen Erom-
melidlGgen, ftampfeu in tpiI6er @r.
regung nit ben SiiBen uno betpegelt
Die u~ngebeuren 6G9er bin uno Der,
Die tie arf ben Naden uno G9ul-
tern tragen.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

Ger Salt lit elm fleiner goeel,
aber er befommt es fertig, einen
aoIer in Stiide aM reiBen.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
grprobtes @itteI. @Is

grprpbtes MitteI. NIs
Der fIeite Sans bingefanen 1T un0
cine 8eule an Der Stirn bat, nimmt
i'm @roBpapa ouf ben Mrm un0
iagt: so, Oa geb ih Dir einen
Sub auf Die Stirn, un0 Ser S1mera
lift meg" Mm n1diten Gage itiir3t
Sdnsden in 0ie Stube un0 ruff
a~ufeereet: n@roBpapa, fomm i9nen
IN bic &ii6e, Die Nnna bat 8abn-
iGmer5en."
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

8er ourd eigeues llnseidid
iaat, Der i@reii uidt.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

gin alter 0reunO miro ME Elm
rehter Geino.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Top-FIight Net Stars
Launching District
Women's S Meet

Start of the annual Women's
District Tournament today and be-
ginning of an exceptionally fine
girls tourney tomorrow will con-
tine to keep Columbia Country Club
in the center of the tennis spot
light this week.
At least five first-class players
were to be eliminated this after
noon as firSt-round pairings
matched stars against stars, some
out of town and some junior. The
luck of the draw was especially un-
kind to Margot Parsons, who won
The Stars girls championship last
month, and to LIE Jeanne Echols,
the local miss who won the young
girls title at Baltimore, as they
were matched against Willie O'Steen
Herbert and Anne Harrison of Bal
timore, respectively.
Mrs. Herbert is the defending
champion and No. l player of the
section while Miss Harrison is
ranked ninth by the Middle Allan
tic Association.
Other outstanding contestants
matched were Lisa Bloede of Balti-
more against Margo Lee, Hazel
(Jimmy) Bishopp against Frances
Rowan, second-seeded Anne Day.
cite, also of Baltimore, against
Elinor Finckel and Charlotte
Decker against Dorette Miller.
The girls tournament will start
tomorrow morning, with Baltimore
sending is of its best over for the
competition.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Jenkins Adds Weiqht
For Rugged TussIe
With Armstrong
Texas Thin Man Likely
To Scale 134 Pounds
Against WeIter
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

FERNDALE, N. Y, July 8.-The
Texas thin man is being fattened
up-but, stranger. it's not for the
kill.
That it to say, Lew Jenkins, who
won the lightweight championship
as little more than an overgrown
featherweight,' now is growing up to
the lightweight limit. Then, to keep
the whole thing consistent, he'll
turn right around and tackle the
welterweight boss, Henry Armstrong,
in the Polo Grounds a week from
Wednesday.
Now, don't get the idea the Sweet
water swatter, who belted Lou
Ambers out in three rounds couple
of months back, is turning into
another Galento. You can count his
ribs with the naked eye yet, and he
still would have little trouble sliding
through a picket fence if he turned
SideWiSe.
Going Up Two Pounds.
But Lew has put on several pounds
since he started his training licks up
at Grossinger's Lake for the Arm
strong affair. and Manager Hymie
Caplin tells you, with insistent ges-
lures of both left and right arms.
that he'll positively be 1874 or more
when he goes against the little dark
dynamo next week.
Apparently even Jenkins realizes
he needs the weight this time. You
don't spot Lii Perpetual Motion
poundage and hope to win. And
Jenkins was only 1872 against Ambers,
and, as recently as last January,
was an even 130 in stopping Chino
Alvarez.
His shoulders seem heavier now as
he cuffs his sparmates around. He's
still doing damage with that right
hand bomb, with which he f1attened
his last five opponents in seven
rounds or less-mostly less.
Will Attempt "Maneuyerin'."
The chief problem seems to be
whether Jenkins can keep Armstrong
"out of his lap" long enough to un-
hook that particular poke. Several
other pretty fair belters have tried
it in the past and somehow, with
Hammerin' Hank pouring in all the
time, it didn't seem to work out.
Manager Caplin has his man con-
centrating these days on left hooks
to the tummy and footWork-"m
neuverin',' says Hymie, SIS what'll
lick Armstrong; y'know, he amt
never seen any one, except Ambers,
who maneuvered.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Near-Perfect Score
Shot by D. {. Club
In Eastern Win
BY the Associated Press.


CAMP RITCHIE, Md, July g.
The Capital City Rife Club of
Washington, D. c., closed the East
ern regional rifle and pistol tour
nament of the National Rifle Asso-
citation here today with a smash
ing win in the four man doubles
Palma match, dropping only two
points over the difficult 200-yard
range to lead the Quinnipiac Rifle
Club of New Haven, Conn, made up
of four of the top-ranking rifle shots
in the country, by two points.
DR.. w. r. Stokes and Chester
Woo both went clean for 225 points
for the Capital club, while Walter
Oakley and Tom Arnold each drop
ped but one point for a team total
of 1893.
Jim Lacy of the New Haven team
won the regional title with 2013 in
six matches. The Eastern small
bore title went to Willial Schweitzer
of Hillside, N. j., who scored an
eight-match total of 3,17S.
Two world records were posted on
the final day.
H. o. Hildeton of Fort Meade, Md,
a member of the United States In
fantry pistol team, scored 198x2O0 in
the individual timed fire .45-caliber
match and A. Hemming, Detroit
policeman, set the other record by
shooting a 290 over the national
match course with As weapon.
Hemmlng won the all-around
pistol championship with a total of
1884, with H. L. Benner of the
United States Infantry team second
and Walter Walsh of the F. B. l.,
Washington, third.
j. C. Lippencott of Elizabeth, N. j.,
teamed with Schweitzer to win the
Palma doubles match, scoring 1856,
while the Palma singles went to Bill
Woodring of Alton, ILL.,, with 225.
Samuel Kurtz of Lebanon, Pa,
won the lower classification Eastern
regional small bore rifle title with
3,161 for eight matches, his total
score being helped by the 1877 with
which he took the Eastern long
range event.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
BY the Associated Press.

INDIANAPOLIS, July ga field,
including most OF Americas top
ranking court stars opens play today
for the 35-year-old Western Lawn
Tennis Association Mems Singles
Trophy at woodstock Country Club.
Bobby Riggs of Chicago, seeded
No. 1, drew bye, but most of the
name" entrants see action in first
round matches.
The luck of the draw sent several
of the high-ranking players against
hometown hopefuls Welby Van Horn
OF Los Angeles, seeded No. 2, was
matched with Dan Morse of In
dianapolis and Robert Kamrath of
Houston, Tex, seeded No. 3, drew
AL Meyer, another local product.
Ronald Lubin of Los Angeles, No
5 in the seedlings, plays Jack Mcleod
of Indianapolis. Another Hoosier,
Louis Fehr of Marion, was up
against William Talbert of Gin
cinnati, seeded No. 4.
The women,s contingent, headed
by National Champion Alice Marble
Evening star., 1940-07-08
BY BILL DISMER, Jr,

Employment all last week of Dan
Watson, tennis professional at Chevy
Chase Club, as a means of raising
his game to top tournament form
played an important role in David
Johnsen's great upset win over
Barney Welsh for the Middle At
lantic championship, his father,
Strand johnson, said today.
Secretly foreseeing a victory for
his son if he would play a forcing
game against the champ, Mr.. John
sen, a keen student of the game,
declared there was no other in the
city who could bring David's game
to the necessary pitch by playing
hard against him like Watson.
The senior johnson also revealed
for the first time that he had used
Watson as a coach for his son a
year ago last June during The Stars
City of Washington tournament, in
which David won his first senior
championship.
Game Generally Improved.
He did not send David to the
Chevy Chase pro during the same
tourney this year because it came
at the time of final exams at George
washington University, where the
youngster is a student. johnson lost
in the quarter finals this year to
Dick Murphy, but avenged that set
back last week in the Middle At
lantic.
Declaring that David didn't need
lessons in his stroking, which veteran
Evening star., 1940-07-08
Kid Cocoa Fights Leto
Tonight as Tune-up
For Fur Battle

With Washington's second mixed
bout scheduled for Griffith Stadium
next Monday night between Kid
Cocoa of Puerto Rico and Phil Fur
of this town, the boys will reverse
the usual training procedure. The
Kid will finish his training here
while Furr works at Madame Bey's
New Jersey camp.
Yesterday Furr began his toll
there by whipping through a fast
workout with George Abrams,
Washington middleweight, and Tony
Cisco and Frankie Cavanna, both
welters. frankie Dundee is super
vising his training until Chris Dun
dee returns from New Orleans to-
morrow.
Kid Cocoa is fighting tonight
against Jim Leto in Baltimore, and
after that he will come to Washing
ton and train at Turney's Arena.
The chocolate colored fighter has
won 43 straight matches over q
year span, but previous to that he
dropped two decisions to Leto. Now
ranked the No. welterweight chal-
lenger, he considers tonight's bout
no more than a tuneup clash for
Furr and later whit Henry Arm
strong.
Evening star., 1940-07-08
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