davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04

iiber oas ipicIen ser Suliboritdt tidr
ollcin oa. Mud) sic @riten iinb nidt
immer 5l,frieben. Sailp Scralb be-
flaot iid, Oob infolgc Ser idarfen
fransoliIhen 3cnillr England ipenie
iiber bie Gorginge in Sranreih er=
fabre. ssm ltebrigcn nilnmt er an Ser
Satinhe 9lnitob. bab Die Hciicn bon
Gnalano nah Ssronfrcib ol,bercrbent
lih erid)lrert ieien oab man MIR 10
Efllnb mitnebmen fonne lrnb oob oic
Mitnabme bon @ricfcn pollig perbo-
ten lci. Nch bcl.te lei es englilben
3eitllnger niht m0aGtb nit ibrcn
&orreiponoenten in Saris 81 tele-
pbonieren. sluf bicic @eiie geipinnc
man feinen &rica.
Sie bollGroiihe 3eitifrift See
nno GleeIbbanoeL, teilt ntit, ba6
Gnelono iid, eeapl,ngen iiebt, Sen
sSlnpprt bon hoIldnbiihem Sped l,nb
ShtpeinefleiId, itarf einsuihrGnfen.
Sn ser pergongenen @ohe Ieien nllr
$500 Sbtpeine noh Gnglanb ousee,
fithrt tpprben, ipGbreno Ser @ohel,,
bllrhihnitt bes pergangenen Sabres
$4,000 Sd)tueine ollsmabte. 0ie
bas @latt bemerft, bat iid) gnelanS
5u oieier Ginid,ral,funs entitloiien,
INN Gepiien 5lt iparen. slud Sanoels,
blab erortert Die Srasc ser ipodiel1-
Sen 9epilennct 8robbritanuicns unb
iteat felt, bab sic Sage GnGlanbs 10
ernit lei, bob. .6ie Butter l,uo Spcf=
eiuflbr aus Soaanb umo Odnemarf
itGnoig berabgeie!t !perben miiiie.
riens nit al 'eineu @pbenid)dten
uno idlummernoen &eihtiimern Die
men iollte, lit bette 81 eil,em ipirt'
ibaftspolitiih bohlt tpid)tigen @inbe,
glieo 5tpiihen 0eutihlono rno Sen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Srapiato" Samstag, Sen 13. slpril,
nabmittags, ,lno v2a 8ioconba" am
Somsta9 obenb, 13. Mpril.

Sie Metrppclitan Sper tritt IN
Glebelano Sublic SoIl IN aht grpBen
Spern ppm s. bis 13. Npr;l allf.
Gas Heportoire lit
Montag, Sen 8. slpril, abenOs
GeroiS rMioa". .-
9ienstag, Sen 8. Mpril abenos.
@agners rSannbauier".
Mittpod, Sen 8. Ipril, abenos,
Yuccinis 80 9pbeme".
9pnnerstae, sen II. slpril
abenos, @i5et's vGarmen"
6reitag, Sen t2. Mpril, nabmit'
tass, Huccinis ~0'aoame 9utterfll. "
6reitas, Sen t2. slpril, abenos,
@aencrs .Sriitan uno Sioloe".
Samstae, Sen 13. Mpril, nab'
mittaes, Gerois v2a 9rapiata".
Samstag, Sen 13. Iprilp abenos.
rSa 8ioconoa".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Nobltoffqueuen oes Jernen SItens

@obitoffquellen bes 5ernen SItens
geiuorbeu.
gei Sen auten Sonbelsbe5iebuneen
sic 0eutidlono unb Nublonb beute
perbinocn, er9ibt iih sic M0glihfeit,
Sitter bes Sltens, tpie ettpo mano,
ihuriide Soiobobnen. iapaniihen
See ltnb olteere @crbrauhsartifcl,
oeren 9eforoerl,ng ouf ocm See,pcee
Elm aefabrlihes 9filifu ,uGre, ouf Dem
Sonb,peee nit Silfe ser Sronsiibir.
gobn in piel fiir5erer Belt ols auf
Sem @oilermese nod Tel,tidlono 5u
beforoern.
Sebcn mir uns einmal oieien llng-
item Sdiencnpcg scr @elt ser bon
Wtosfot aus bis na6 @labiiuoltpf
fiibrt, etlpas udber an. lteber ppci
SeSabr3ebute bat n,on an bielem gi=
gantiidcn Wcrf, oas ,,ntcr Mleran-
ser DEM Sritten inn Sabre 1902 be,
9onnen tpurbe, gearbeitet. Salt es
bob Siimpfc lnb enoloie Steppcn,
8ebirgs5iige llnb oid)te @Glbcr su
iiber1uinoen. Surb cinen gon5en Grb,
tell binolrh iGhrt bicie Gileubabn,
oen man beutc I'M bcqltemcn @obn-
ldlafpagen in fluppcn adt Sagcu
ourhquert. Mehr oils 10000 &ilp-
meter trennen Berlin BON @lobilpp,
itof, llno BOD, lit banf oemNusbau II.
ser MISUNDERSTANDING ser Sronss
iibiriicben @obn bieie Gntfcrnllna in
nabc5u 200 Stllnoen 81 iiberlpinben.
Tic 9obu fibrt iibcr Sn,if, gtppc-
libirif, &rasnoiarif unb Srflllfi an
Sen 8aifalice. 2angc 3cit hat bicie
34O0 Suabratfilometer groBe See
Sen Sd)ieneniueg ltnterbrohen lmb
m,1Bte NIT einem 1raieft iiberQuert
lperoen. Damn ,purbc Die Bom nlit
Silfe sablrcit,er Snnnels, Sic in bic
ienfreft aus Dem Waiier ragenben
Selslpanoe gelpreret tperoen mllBten
am Siioufer oes goifoIiees entIang,
gefiibrt. Son Mpiio,paia aus erreid)t
sic 8abn siGita llne folgt Damn Dem
2auf bes slnnr bis Gbabarpipif. 9os
lette Stiid biloet bie ipgcnannte ltil,-
ribabn, Ole bis @labappitof gebt.
llcber cine Milliun Menid,cn iino ols
Eerional alf bieicr @abnlinie be.
ifdftiet, sic uripriinglih MIR ein-
aleiiig ipar, heilte aber 5llm aaergroB.
ten Sell stpcigleiiig betrieben miro.
COS miro and bon Ssutere1ie iciu,
5u ipiiien, bab man in europa orei
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
0ipprorom
rEinucd)itp" bcginnt am Samstag,
bcn 6. Mpril.

Sic erlte Gprfiibrune in oicicr
Staot bon @oltcr Gisnep's rEincc.
ditto" lit ,pirflic) sic grobc Tilmbcge-
benbeit oes SSobrcs. vTinochito" be.
ginnt bicie @ohc ian Sippporome
Sbeater. Sielcr Slim iou vSnnn
Ibite ano the Sepen Sparis" nod
iibertreffen.
g3ie nit ollen @olter GiSncp's
Groouttioncn, ob es fllr5c ober longc
Slime iinb, lit Sic Mhtiif Iiir vTinoc.
ditto" mchr in ssprm elmer lcid,ten
Spcr. sluc GciGn9c f6rNcrn Sic Ser.
binonng inn Spiel. Iino olIo nitt MIR
Elm nliifolilhcs 3ipildlcnitiif.
&ergeIlcn Sic cS nift, bicicn Slim
81 Icben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
Observation-Disclosures per liert nast Glepelan> Set.
ipielen ,tuei beriitn,tc SGneer

@il,leppe Se Sl'ca, lange elmer Der
@cpor5ugten ser Wetrppolitan Sper,
miro iein sluftreten in Mnlcrifa bel
Sen SSeituorfiihrlungen ser Metropo'
Iiton Opera Iiiociation bon SEEM
Oprf inn sllloitorilnn bonn 8. bis t3.
Slpril 5ll leincm slbifieo MAIDEN.
Ct miro ecbort iperoen in ser
Nper vSa @obeme" nit @race
0topre, Charles &rllmon, Norman
Garoonllnb slnnomarp 0ifep lmo
touIenoe bon Spernliebbabern tper.
Sen ihrcn letten 9lif al1f feline be,
riihnte Gbarafteriiierllng bon Mar.
cello in oieier farbenreid,en Sper Oes
Barrier Sebens tlln.
9ieie Soiipn miro pielleidt ser
9lbihicb bon ser Sper fir &iriten
ssloaitab iein. Sic iing in oen slpei
@ngneropern rSannballier" am 8.
sIpril, 0ienstagabeno, llno in rSri.
Itan unn SipIbe" om Sreitag, Sen
-. slpril, ubenos.
slnoerc Spern in bieIer itlieben
Gin: rslioa", am Montng, oen s.
Mpri!, Carmen Goiliiersiug, Den
#. 9lpril, r0fooamc Butterfly, am
Srcitag, ~. SIpril, nahmittags, go
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
perIf)ieoene @abnifpiteme fennt. Gr.

peribicbene @abnifplteme fennt. Gr.
items fom sic 6ratt bon @laoiipo-
itof nod Berlin nibt in oenielben
@iiteriuagen nah BORT gebrabt >pcrs
cine 8 3entimcter brcitere Spur,pcite,
Sen, oenn sic oitliGen @abnen baben
nitltln rub bie Sradt an ser bcut-
ihen @rcn5e umgelooen peroen.
Sos polniiNc @abnlpitcr bot sic
rlliiiihe Spllripcitc. gu Wcltfricge
ipuroen sic Sd)icncn bllrd bclltihe
Gioniere bere,lgt, iooab oelltid)e 81.
lenbabntpagen baral,f fabren fonnten.
Tie Shlpcllen iparen aus Sol5 ,mo
oaourh cine Seihtigfeit Sic Shienen
su loien ,lnn 81, perleben. Spiiter iul,rs
sen sic @oecnrdoer neriett an Sen
ruiiiiden 8abnlpagen. Sm ean5en
Wtittelcl,rppo lit bos beutlhe Splteu
ma6gebenb. Sp auf bem 8alfan. sn
sSranfrcid) lno Welteuropn fobrcn
sic 8abnen Iinfs unltatt refts unb
10 lit ser ean5e &erfebr eingeitellt.
Sic fonnen alio baraus ieben, bab es
nod pielc Snhcn gibt in europa, sic
nid)t 10 einfab linb. ipie man &C.
flieilentlih bclrft. Seim fransoiilden
9lutompbil iitt Ser iabrer rehts ont
Stclcr unb nidt linfs! 3D.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
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GnelanS ,uirelist
ausiickt

9taf allBcn bin fl,nftioniert sic
britiif-frans5iiihe 3uiammenarbeit
tpie am Sf,niird,tn. llnllnterbrod,en
reiien iransGiiihe Miniiter mad, Con.
bon llnb bier unr oa lalien lid alld
britiIte Nee;erunesmitelieoer 81, ei'
ncm @sil'h III Tranfreib berab. Sann
lit bie fran50liide Treiie bes eripiele.
men @oblmuaens iibereliidlid). lie
Id)1rn1t iibec Dor Sanfbarteit unb
ldbt ihre Seier tpilien oab ser &rieg
MN idDn bnlb gelponnen iei. sllldl
oie gemiihten porlamentariIhen
ell,sihiiiic Ser beiben SGnoer pers
lGlmcn feline 8eleeenbeit 81 tagen,
dinners gu beran'taltet, idnpungs
polle &eoen SIT balten iiber Die Stdr'
fe uno Sen Siegestpillen Ger @eit.
mGhte llno iiber ons gplbene ;3eits
alter bas nod slnem gcippnnenen
ariege llnter ber britiid) .fran5Diiihen
Gorberrihoft anbrehen ion. 0ie
,Sreimaurer ser 9luiierten perbriioern
Iih ,mS oi,d) iie reben, friibitiiden,
ioiien GntihlieBurgcn lmo teilen oas
Sea bes nod nid)t erlegten garen
aui.
Ssn ser Graris aber iheint bie 10
geprieicne Solioaritdt sod, nid)t 10 81,
flnftionieren tpie es bie britiihe unb
Ironsoiiihe Negierllng ilnb Dor allem
Minilterpr1Iibent Galtl Siepnauo 10
germ geipiiniht bGtten. Sn 5ranfreid)
lit es Elm offenes 8ebein,nis bob Die
jablreihen Gerbaftllngen loaenann.
ter vSeiaiti'ten" baralli 5uriif5uiiib.
rem iinb, oaB iif ser fransoiiid,e
.Wan auf ser Strabe" bittere aris
tifen an Sen 9r;ten nid)t perbeiben
fann uno ieinem ltnipilleu oariiber
ausbrud eibt, baB fran50iiihe Sol,
Oaten iiir Die imperaliitiiden 3iele
8roBbritanniens perbluten iollen.
slber auh in parlamentariifen arei'
| len sSranfreibs miro bie gmporlng
tGelih bariiber eroBer, oaB bie Iran,
Soien nit Geripredungen bingebal.
ten tperoen, DnB aber Der britiihe
Eartner nift baran oenft Dem Ser.
biinoeten ipirfiam ent9egen5ufommen
rnb ibm einen 9eil Ser ariegslalten
absunebmen. IS bat Der glbgeorone'
te bes pbltreihen Departments Eiere
gupat fiir5lib IN Der &ammer aus.
aeruIen ~8obin ioaen mir uniere
peroerbliden Jriid)te ausiiibren -
9eutidlano bat uns Dor Dem &rieee
piel abgefallft. 9el,te bleibt uns elm
Defenders saitlldcr Marft namlid
Der engliihe. Wan er5dblt uns tag
lid, oaB nniere Besiebungen nit
Gnglano INNER enger tpiiroen uno
lpeiB 8ott icb freue mid oarii6er.
5ranfreid) ilno Gnglanb iino uie
5ipei Gbeleute Ole iid jeben Gag inn
mer mebr lieben uno Eaul Mepnauo
bat Die ia llnter Dem 8emeinibafts-
regime perheiratet. Soqte man gnes
lamb gegenii6er niht beiteben oaB es
lrnierem Chit grobere spmpatbien
entgegenbringt? Gnslano mill unlere
&irihen nod bem 27. Mai niht mebr
haben oaB beiBt alio Inn Die Belt in
Ser iie nod niht reif iino. &onnte
man bie gneldnoer niht bitten auf
cine perniinftise Yelitif, ih ntSdte
iagen mebr fran5Siiide YoIitif 5uriid.
3ufommen?
6err 8upat itebt nit ieiaer aritif
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@erfarf ein5elncr Garten, Sic tpie
friiber ST bis IS folten, feline Steuer,
llnb iinb crbdlilib alh ourh
Eolt tpeun belteIlt bon ser Nortbern
ohio Opera Nii'n. inn 9auf Gin9ana
oes Union Commerce @ebGuoe an
Guclib mo 8. Ctr. Gin Hetllrn=llnl.
lblag loute beigelegt tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
8crlin-wla>i,pcjtcf
Die Giienbcbn stuiiden s,uei Orb
tcilcn.

@crobe in ser ge9cnlpGrtigen Sitla,
tion fcmmt oem arpben Stbiencmpeg,
ser Siteuropa nit bcm StiaenS5ean
perbinbct, oer iifpr 1000 &ilon1eter
Ianaen Sranlibiriihen Giienbabn,
cine sons bciouoere @eoeiltllng 5ll.
@Ghreno oieie liineltc 9abnitrede Ser
@elt, beren Grbaul,ng 5ipeifellos Ell.
ne getuoltiga tehnild)e 2ciltllng mar.
uripriineIib ser Grihliebuna Sibi'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-04-04
why SUFFER Functional
COMPLAIN COMPLAINT IS

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Has Helped Thousands!
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depressed lateiy-yourw work too muchfo you
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relieve monthly pain Cramps, backacnne.
due to functional disorders. For over 90
years Pinkham's Compound has helped hum
dreds of thousands Of weak. rundown ner.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
O'BHen and Gathering
President Make Eagles Big
Threat for Pro Grid Title

overs from last years last-place
club. Bell, as active as a David
Harum at Saratoga, snapped around
and got a lot of experienced line
support for Davey-and a quartet
of very likely looking rockies.
To fill up the forward wall. Bell
got Lester Mcdonald. rangy end;
Russ Thompson and Milt frost,
tackles. and Dick Bassi. guard all
from the Chicago Bears. Detroit
gave up its Raw George. the &C.
minute tackle, and Cleveland con-
tributed Chuck Cherundolo, former
Penn State center.
The rockies are a sweet-looking
lot. There's Elmer Hackney, Kansas
States "one man gang" and Don
Jones, University of washington ace,
who'll bid for backfield berths.
Eberle Schultz from Oregon State
adds $40 pounds to the guard candi-
dates and Don L00ney, an end, used
to catch the passes Davey threw at
T. c. U. in SO.
Other newcomers who have a
chance to help the Eagles out of the
cellar are Foster Watkins, passing
sensation from West Texas State;
Joe Wendhck and Ray Hamilton,
ends from Oregon and Arkansas;
Allan Sturges, Temple University
tackle; Dave Difilippo, Villanova
guard, and Pat Courington, Howard
College center.
Familiar figures who'll face some
stiff competition from the new
corners are the veterans Franny
Murray. the control kicker; Buckin'
Joe Bukant, the plunger from WASH
ington U. Of st. Louis; Chuck New
ton, the blocker; Jay Arnold, Dick
Rifle, Johnny king Cole and
Lwood Dow.
Bill Hewitt Out of 1t.
Bill Hewitt no longer is at end
but Capt. Joe Carter, in his eighth
pro year, and Herschel (Red) Ram
sey will have the inside call on the
wing positions. George Somers and
Glen Woltman are the only hold
over tackles, but both are work
horses of the same mould as Bill
Hughes and Ted Schmitt, the re-
turning guards. Maurice Harper
gives the Eagles strong pivot man.
Bell won't talk much about the
chances of his club, but it's no secret
he thinks he has whale of q team
lined up. The rest of the leagues
coaches are of the same opinion,
with stout Steve Owen of the New
York Giants reporting the Eagles
will finish "one-two" in the pennant
chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
BY LEWIS r. ATCHISON.

When Ed Anterior, former
Central High School boy who was
named first commissioner of the
Pacific Coast Conference this
year, paid a flying visit to the
home town several weeks ago he
anticipated no difficulty putting
the conferences new code OF
ethics into operation.
Thus it comes as a small sur
prise that at least California, and
possibly one other institution,
may make an issue of his decision
barring 10 prep school athletes
from athletic competition. Ather-
tons Office issued the bad news
while he was on vacation, but he
had investigated the cases, ruled
the schools, or officials of them,
guilty of violating the new code
and authorized the statement.
California, a leading instigator
in the movement to cleanup
athletics, loses Jack Armitage,
Henry Binkley, Gustave Kroesen,
jr.; Herbert Olds, George Phillips
and Willard Sheller-all sup
posedly grade-A material.
Harder hit, however, was U. G.
l.. A. which was advised that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 90
Big Bert Bell and little Davey
O'Brien are going to make the Phil
adelphia Eagles a definite threat in
the National Professional Football
League this year.
Davey, the pass-pitching perfec-
ZIONIST from Texas Christian, prac-
tically re-wrote the leagues aerial
record book last year as a rookie,
and should be even better this year.
Bell, the clubs president, has dug
up a lot of talent to help Davey
pilot the Eagles to the heights this
year.
Any team with Davey on its side
must be figured as a first division
possibility. Pro footballs smallest
athlete broke three league records
when he completed 81 aerials in a
single game and when he accounted
for 1924 yards gained from passes
in II games, as well as the 11-game
schedule of recent campaigns. He
set up, threw or scored three-fourths
Of the Eagles touchdowns.
Little Davey, apparently COM
pletely recovered from an appended
tony in June, is only one of 16 hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Griffith
Stadium, 3:15.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
Rassling.
Turner's Arena, first match
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at New York, dou-
ble-header.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 4.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at New York.
Tennis.
District Recreation Department
Tournament, Reservoir Courts, 2.
Horse Show.
Forty-first annual Warrenton
(Va0 event, 10 am. and all day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Licensed Bookmokers Likely
Wouldn't ChiseI on Taxes

1.-THE point has been raised that
the track and State might have
trouble collecting their share in
taxes If bookmakers were licensed.
Along this line the State would
have to make a careful selecnon'
I doubt that many licensed DOCK
makers would run the risk Of in
dictment by holding back. Even
II a few did, both track and State
would get a much larger percentage
of the money bet than they get
today. The point also is well taken
that the smaller player would profit
lust as much as the heavier bettor.
There may be number OF details
that might carry a few snarls.
"But the advantages OF linking
hookmakers with the mutuel ma
chimes outweigh the disadvantages
It is. at least, an interesting ar
o,,ment. If 1t could be handled and
Guarded properly it would have
certain beneficial effects Tor tne
track, the State, the bigger ana tne
smaller bettors.
There may be objections that
haven't been brought out. II SO,
vhv not bring them up? This is
no ballyhoo for the bookmaker, but
a point in the interest OF racing,
including all concerned.
And efforts to stamp out book
making will be exactly as effective
as former efforts to enforce pro-
hibition and prevent the absorption
of scotch. rye, bourbon and gin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29

Johnny Petrovich and Tharen
Hodges would be ineligible for
sports at that school. Petrovich
is supposed to be the 1910 re-
incarnation of Red Grange and
George Gipp rolled into one. U.
G. L. A. counted on him in its
1941 plans. Petrovich's mother
threatens to take the case to court
and DR.. Robert G. Sproul, presi-
dent of the university, has an
nounced the school will not abide
by the decision until it has studied
the case thoroughly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Williams, Jana1zo Go
Now Is Scheduled
Wednesday Night

Holman Williams and Icy Janazzo
were TO resume training today after
their 10-round bout was rescheduled
for next Wednesday night at Grifnth
Stadium The bout originally was
scheduled for last Monday aid twice
postponed.
Janazzo departed yesterday for
New York, where he will work at
Stillman's gym. williams and his
trainer, Larry Amades, will remain
in Washington and perform his
chores at Turner's Arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29

abilities which proved decisive for
the second time in two weeks are not
to be sneezed at. Last night, Bos
kick was made from the 36-yard line,
but inasmuch as the goal posts were
10 yards behind the goal line, the
boot necessarily sailed more than As
yards in the air, practically the same
distance as the one he kicked in
Seattle.
Far rougher than the first intra-
squad battle, Jim Meade took the
worst going-over Of all. After the
game his face was bloody mass
with an imprint of Erny Pinkert's
special nose protector which took
him full in the face on a rolling
block. Fargas' leg injury, which
caused his removal during the final
quarter. was pronounced as only
bruiSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Spokane Grid Fray STAR Gusts German From Berth With Redskins

catch accounted for q 35-yard gain
and put his Fasteners on the Vests
3-yard line soon after the second
half started, Todd found hole at
guard for his second touch" but
a bit of between halves trading
nearly cost Flaherty's team the de-
ciSion.
Because Jimmy Johnston aggra-
waited the injury he received In
Seattle, Flaherty consented TO the
West taking Andy Farkas for the
second half and what Andy didn't
do In Seattle he did at Spokane last
night-in the manner to which Red
skin followers are accustomed. With
the score 1910 against his new team,
Andy got himself in the clear to
take Baugh's 20-yard pass and romp
80 more yards for the Vests first
score and few moments later
scored another after setting the
stage himself.
RusselPs Kicking Strong.
That occurred when he inter-
copied one Of Germans passes at
midfield and came back 10 yards
before taking one of Baugh's copy
righted specialties 10 go over for
another behind perfect downfeld
blocking.
The East's remaining scores came
when Millner sneaked.into the end
zone to take one of Filchock s
heaves unmolested and when Todd
got hold of another from Filchock
on the 2-yard line, bowled over one
tackler and ran around another for
the winners last points.
The West added two futile g.
pointers in the fading moments OF
play on passes from Baugh to Ed
Justice and Charley Malone, both
catching them within a stride of the
goal line.
incidentally Russell's field goal
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Sports Mirror
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Eddie. Mead
suspended IS months and Al
Well suspended 4 months by
New York Boxing Commission
for actions detrimental to box
ing'-creating a disturbance at
the Armstrong Ambers fight.
Three years ago-van Lingle
Mungo, Dodger pitcher, sus-
pended indefinitely without pay
by Manager Burleigh Grimes
for being out of condition.
Five years ago-Glenna Col
lett Ware, Philadelphia, won U. S.
women's golf title for sixth
time, defeating Patty Berg, II,
Minneapolis, 8 and 2 in 36-hole
final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Kovokos, !. B. M. Teams
In SoftbuII Semis

Kavakos Grill qualified for the
semifinals of the District softball
tournament by turning back Senate
Beer, 80, and will meet Standard
Linen tomorrow night at Ballston.
International Business Machine,
which blanked Greenbelt, 60, also
reached the semis and will tangle
with Maritime Commission in the
second game of tomorrows twin bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Foot?
Hare,a East ReIfef iron, Ifeline Teen,as

Here's Fast Keller from fleming TofMone
Itching torment Of Athletes Foot and other scrface
skin conditions may be caused By two germs. either
. vegetable dungus) or animal parasite. Both are
often ,.resent. Be smart. For quick reef-get ann
SOLUTION. Combais torment Of vegetable and
animal parasites contacted. Soothing. dependable.
greaseless. Used BY Thousands. Relieves
itching fast Must prove satisfactory real Ex.A
Quick or money back. Ask your druggist ylIiID
today for ann SoLuTioN-oply boc. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Kansas City Displays
Penndnt CdIiber in
15.Inning Clash
BY the Associated Press.

Kansas City's Blues have been
setting the American Association
pace most of the year. but 1t was
the manner In which they achieved
a single victory last night that made
them the surer of their top posi-
ton.
The Blues beat of the tenacious
and determined Columbus Red
Birds, to 4, after Is innings.
Victory left Kansas City eight
games ahead of both Minneapolis
and Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
Aqqies and P. W. A. Top
Departmental Tennis

Agriculture, with 43 victories IN
30 games, stands at the head OF sec
ton A in the Departmental Tennis
League.
P. w. A., winner of SO out OF 40
games, leads Section B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-29
As Buy Toronto Pitcher

TORONTO, Aug. 20 [P.-Toronto
has sold Pitcher Phil Marchildon, a
Highlander, to the Philadelphia
Athletics. He will report next spring.
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Lumber Duckpin League

Lumber Dealers anxious to enter
teams in newly organized Lumber
and Mill Work Bowling League are
advised to call Les Van Horn at
Dupont 2l46 this week.
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Arlington Meet DELAYED

Due to weather conditions, the
Arlington County track and field
meet. scheduled today, was post
poned until tomorrow.