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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Prince Georges
County
Draft Area !

Includes the Beltsville, Hyattsville,
Chillum, Riverdale and Berwyn
election districts.
Cd 15S-Thomas StubbIefield Bowles, !
Baltimore street. Hyattsyille, Md.
of Nd, Boz .15e College PARK. Md:
Thirtyo third street Mount Rainier, Md
az isso-Benjamin shreve' College Park
(55 i92s-George Steven sheEoEue. 2
Garfield avenue Hyattsville. Md.
go lO3-Msc Robertson; :"2 Rhode Island
avenue Brentwood. Md;
(sj 5O55-Hartsen Garrett. 3i37 Valley
s 'tH SSsi fan. hI ole Potts, Columbia
avenue. Berwyn, Md.
UO 416s-Clifton c. Wynn. 4444 Rail-
man. Hyattsviiie, Nd. ~ snef
d2l e5s31PauI Henry Ebersole. University
d3l 4it0-James ". NesIey. 213 Shepard
dD ISs-Clarenee Stickley Mayosh; 1s
u6 Iao.Truston Hayden N Cannon. IL
Bayly avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
d6 4933-Myles Walter Timko;. 41O5
40 2911-Wayne Atwood Roberts, ga
Parkway road. Greenbelt Md.
us1 , a5,i6 s,-. Batsman Berry. zoo
u9) 4S89-Norman Lee Edwards, Z Wine
avenue, Hy attsviIie, Md.
Crescent road, GreenbeIt, Nd.
(2D 3OiS-Nevin Carroll Bolinger. 1907
Perry street.
Sale College, Brookiand.
(23 422O-Stanislaus John Wasylik, Box
1895. Brookland Station
t2t 4931--Martin Eugene Whips, 4213
t25( 4s15-Ellis ODER Miller, 312O Beech
street.
(26) 341O-Arthur Joseph DonnelIy, 500
70 Laurel street, ROGERS Heights, Md.
VIZ 34y2-Gapider barnhart Morris, r.
tasl 4s17-Hoke Smith Naples. 4407
Prospect street, Brentwood.
freseot. avenue, Takom nS1' Park koH Ma. LIZ
800 2451--Morris Terke!taub, "a Park
t3D 27isGRobert o'Neii thompson. $3.50
DOGGY street. Brentwood, Md.
t3sl 2s9s-Franeis Joseph Marion. R. r.
t33, a6i5-Georse Edward HodEson, 4515
. Holiday street, Brentwood. Md.
t3I s46-Ford Franklin Mcconnell. 91s
(35J a76i-Cari Uirich Boye, 1905 Perry
street. Brentwood, Md.
1851 4631-James Louis Wells, 200 Cherry
tasl 467d@Wiiiism Francis darlington.
tssl ssisSEyohn WiIIiam Miller, 4o1 Uni
(39l d326-Bruce Campbell Harris, 41O8
(4O) 4e7O--Kermit MAYNARD Anderson,
4416 Legionair avenue, Brentwood.
(4D 3984-William FLOYD Spurlin, So
Prince Georges street. Edmonst0n.
(42) 4950-Bradley Junius Patch, 1877
Garfield avenue, Hyattsvilie.
(43) 4543-Perse, Ludwis Weare, IL Oak
wood road. Hyattsville.
(4G 3461-Carl William Powers, 1905 Ed
monston road, Hyattsviie.
(45) 5O29-Albert Martin Colbert, Frank
lin Apt, HyattsviIle Md.
(46) 4956-Francis Allen McSherry,
37Is Thirty-fourth street. Mount Rainier.
(47) 4SO5-Robert Harry Greaves, 3f8 w.
Madison avenue, Hyattsville, Md.
(48) 161--Norman Floyd Briggs, Auto
willie drive, Berwyn, Prince Georges Coun-
ty, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Fairfax County
Draft Area

Includes the Is county '''stricts.
"a I5s-Harry Ray Hebc Route 2,
Alexandria, Va.
Rl I92-John Goodwin Crawford, Spring.
90 477s-waIbur Fuller. F. d. No. 2,
Alexander. Va.
a. 54s5-!Marion Monroe Mooney. Falls
Isl 5ss5-LesIie Albert Albright. Fairfax,
81 4ees-Frank James Daily. Fairfax, Va.
90, 4ss1-Howard william Jones, Hern-
tsj 4sso-Russell Brown Anderson. Alex
doj 5o55-Hinson Shorts. Fairfax. Va.
az 350s Frederick Armstrong Ballard
u2 4167IDaniel John Happoldt, jr.,
u3) 2441-Johnnie Barnes, Alexandria.
u4j a563-Ruben Theodore Akre. Mclean.
d5l 444o-Ralph Victor Carr. Lorton.
us( 54ss-walter Keflon Sans, Herndon.
dO Iss-James Frederick Davis, Morris
us ieoEPhiIlip Pfan. jr. East Falls
dO 1888 Lauton whitIock Petit Alex
SO ssRsa te.. o' collins. s' a:i. .s
(ael 535s-John Albert Edward Bartlett,
tas1 dssaMDs1id C. Thompson. Mclean.
Va.
(eij ee.0-Leroy w. Bartlett. Lorton, Va.
(25D 304S-Earle T. MacHardy, Falls
ta6J 4o5OjGeorse F. Kearns. Fairfax. Va.
(2O 422O-Richard G. Hawthorne, Hern-
teS 493I-Harry W. Heermans, Alex
(a9j Isi5-viEI A. Conley, Alexandria,
Va.
800 3t1o-Herman J. Carter, Falls
esD 3i95-Herbert e. Dove. Burke. Va.
1922 i977--John Ludwig Johnson, Falls
Church. Va.
(33J SI72-Bernard W. Davis, Fairfax. Va.
t3p 24I-John r. Rouden, Herndon, Va.
1850 2SiS-Lonze G. Badger, Alexan-
l3O .6es-Eusene G. Hurst, Vienna. Va.
$3.50 4645-GeorKe H. Hook, Fairfax, Va.
(39) 8i6-James W. Coleman, Fort Bel
voir, Va.
(405 2164-Henry Bowers. Alexandria,
Va.
ali 4631-winfred r. 10y. East Falls
t4s] aesii-Willism H. Proctor. Fairfax,
t4sJ 5e4s-Albin H. L. Pumphrey, Fairfax.
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Arlington
County
Draft Area 2

Includes the Arlington, Lyon Park.
Rosslyn and Virginia Highlands pre-
cincts.
u I5s-Herbert Jacob Ehrsan. 17OS
Troy street, Apt. 500.
t2l 18a--Leo Degario NJ. Tolentino. Army
tsi 4i7sWWhitney Deyoe Watkins, s1s s.
Garfield street.
Hs ortS JacSsnn Street "''
Isl l05-James Benton Wells, 315 S.
Edgewood street. oo
al 35O8-CharIes John Hannes, 3611 First
81 dS6S-Robert W. Frush. 3oI S. Wayne
tsl 24i1-Charles Buck MacLean. 400
S. Barton street Apt. 224:
1O 2563-WiIliam Franklin Heelep. 922
;. Twentieth street.
I'D 4iiO-narI Edward Jensen, 232 N.
Piedmont street
d3l !so-JOhn chavis Day. 1928 South
u55 i7i6GLarry Vincent Denny, 5 South
Wayne street.
u6i 2G70-Grant spiher Haines, 1919
North Adams street..
u1l 3Ois-Murray Monroe Wise. 1900
Gs) IO5O-Charles Lowell Farris, 14OI
South Barton street.
U9) I220-Lloyd Ascutney Sykes, 929
South Twentieth street:
(a0l tsI3-Leslie Lewis Jones, 1902 South
(2D 3I1O-Henry Degrotte Kerfoot, 400
North Oakland street.
(22l 3i95--John w. Brevard, 113O South
Eighth street.
(23l 245I-William T. Mehaffey 11O5
North Wayne street.
(24 214S-Wade H. Thomas, jr., 1908
South Eighteenth street.
(25) 269S-Chester Leroy Wilson, 4O3
South Abin gdon street.
(26) l6I5-Wiiiam Harvey Hatch, 24Si
South Glebe road.
(20 Si6-Jesse Randolph Pollard, 1919
South Eleventh street.
$3.50 216i-Manuel Harris, 1914 LANCER
field street.
t29l i63I-Emmitt Carter, 31O3 South
High street.
$50 I61i-Robert N. Rust, jr, 3O1 North
Edgewood street
(3D 4326-Charles II. Brumbaugh, 37O8
South Seventh street.
t32) 467O-Emmet A. Maher. jr., 5O7
South Wayne street.
(33l 39si-Ellsworth Dade. 1880 South
Twelfth street.
(3D 3543-Francis Fletcher Brewer. 1O5
George Manor drive.
$3.50 3461-Walter X. Handy, jr, 4712
1861 iSO5-Peter De Gelleke, $40 N.
Oxford street.
$50 I61-Sherman Collins Young, 1909
Troy street, apt, S31,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Arlington
County
Draft Area !

Includes the Ballston, East Falls
Church, Carne, Cherrydale, Glen
Carlin, Clarendon No. and Claren-
don No. 2 precincts.
az 15s-Homer w. Patnode, 1917 Twenty
(al i9a~PauI Leslie Fox, 1923 North Ok
t3l I159-Leo F. Gebeaux. 7o7 North
Irving street
t6l 1O5-Herman L. Nickerson, zoos North
tsf cu asdsc s11sfs E. Hoeh. 500 North
90! t!si-Wiliiam A, Crissman. 4Ois
uGl ?iiI-Carson Jones, 1908 N. Utah
up a563-Ignatius Binsky. 1888 Lee
u@5 Iiio-Donald A. Duff. 1923 North
Sixteenth street.
North Tw" fth street.
IN I2O-Benny Robinson, 200 N. EN-
Crs01 street.
u6) a01i-Ralph VI. Jones, 666 N. Glebe
% i,l6--John W. Parker, 1909 N. Jack
uai e6.O-Earl F. Baden, 21O3 n. Uhle
(2M aGIs-Lawrence E. Richards. 1900
NOr'h Henderson road.
(2D i05o-John CALVIN Lyle, go North
(ea) iaa0-Jacob Oscar Brack. 27O6 North
t2D lsI5-Jack b. VIM. i71s Sixteenth
road North.
te5l 3i'o-JOsh Jones' SOIL North Nine
(a65 3i95-Anthony Havelika. 1O14 N.
EdgewoOd street. -,
(20 I9ff-Charles L. Myers, $40 N.
(es1 ei5I-Matthew W. KIeber, 1903
Twenty first avenue n.
(20l 21tS-Barnard j. Hastings SoO9 N
tsoi a6os-Emory Lee Stream, s36 N.
f3I i6i5-Howard r. Booth, 1901 N.
Wayne street. ,
Herndon street. ~
(331 aT6t-Joseph H. Monson. 96i N.
Harrison. =,
(3n l63 l-Judson L. Pinkham. 400 N.
Utah street. ooo
(35) l6si-Francis E. McKeever. $500
North Twenty-second street.
1861 I326-Thomas L. Hazel ALB Eighth
street. . ,
1917 I61O-WOodrow Dees. 1888 North
Washington boulevard.
1881 39Si-David E. Brickles, 4101 Third
road n.
1896 I959-oliver F. Ramsey, ALL North
t4W i5i5wWyatt W. Richman, s26 North
Pollard street
AD 3i6l-,Harvey A. Barnett, %il1 Key
as is5sLCreishton N. GuelIow. 41se
Third road.
43J IsO5-WaIter NJ. Loekett jr.. 1907
n. BRYANT street.
AI I6l-Henry B. Candee, 800 N.
Twenty-sixth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Mine Head Is Reported
Freed by Mexican Bond
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 29.-Friends
of j. w Reid, head of the FL Cubo
silver mine, reported last night
that he had been freed by kid
napers who had held him for ram
som since Friday
They said they assumed a ran
som was paid. Mr.. Reid, reported
TO be a British subject, was said
already to have returned to his
home in a mining community near
Guanajuato. He and another min
ing man were held captive for
more than a month in 1929 before
paying ransom in a similar abduc-
ton case.
Reliable sources here said the
kidnapers originally had demand
ed loo, 900 pesos ($20,00O). but finally
agreed to accept 5000 pesos 10000
Government troops spread out in
q hunt for the kidnapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Montgomery
County
Draft Area 3

Includes the Bethesda and Potomac
election districts.
GEORGETOWN road.
(2) I9@-William Paul Brannan, 2Is Glen
wood.
(3J IO5-Den Stewart Padsett $500
Clarden road.
al 2ilI-Thomas Philip Bones, jr., Brad
ley Hills.
g! a563-wilmer James Bradley. IL Will
1oughy street.
(6j IsS-Henry James Cole. 1926 Custer
road
ca IeO-Raymond Gray Sellers. Station
A, Conduit road.
90 29Ii-Earl BENJAMIN Calhoon, r. r.
d. No. 3, Bethesda.
90 261O-John Joseph Peace. r. r. d.
No. 3, Washin gton, ID. c.
uO 3OIS-Norman Wesley Smith, 5Jl1
Manning drive.
I'D ?I5I-Robert Harvey Best, .iOi
Bradley boulevard
u2l 21iS-Ivan Leo Lindsey, 1?9 Fair
mont.
u3l s69S-Clarence Robert Shuitz. $500
MONTGOMERY avenue.
I'D Si6-Arnold Chase Thomas, 6iG3
Potomac drive.
u5l 2s6I-Betnard Levy Fugitt, 2151
GEORGETOWN road.
uGl 161--Charles Emil ofenstein. 632I
Noodside place.
I'D 3O1I-George Raymond Travis,
Cabin John.
usl 2l1O-Forest Humble Morgan, IOs
Cedar lane,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Couzens Robbed, Forced
To Drive Around Detroit

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Oct. 29-Frank Couz-
ems former Detroit Mayor and son
of the late Senator James Couzens
of Michigan, last night was forced
by a robber to drive 25 minutes
through city traffic while police
searched for him.
Police said the former Mayor was
robbed of $50, his wrist watch and
overcoat. Mr.. Couzens told Of
ffcers he was waiting for his wife
in front of his home when a man
stepped in the rear door of his car.
pressed a gun against his back and
ordered him to drive away.
Mrs. Couzens saw him leave and
telephoned police.
Before the trip ended, Mr.. Couzens
said the robber fired shot through
the floor of the car ito show me he
meant business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Prince Georges
County
Draft Area 7

includes the Bladensburg, Marl-
boro, Queen Anne, Laurel, Kent,
Melwood, Bowie and Lanham cleo
ton districts.
% 15S-WiIliam Lee Browning, 325 Tai
bot avenue, Laurel. Md.
per Marlboro, r. F. ID. No, 2, Leland, Nd
(3l I05-Theodore Roosevelt Merson, 500
Prince George street, Laurel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
John }. Buell., 81, Dies;
Was Store Executive
Bs the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29-John
j. Buell., 81 vice president and gen.
eral manager of the May Co., de-
partment store, died yesterday. He
was a former vice president of the
James McCreery Co.. New York,
and of the Fair, Chicago depart
ment store.
Survivors include his widow and
two sons here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Many Killed in BIust

LONDON, Oct. 90 (P-A Reuters
British news agency dispatch to-
day from Vichy reported many per-
sons were killed and injured in an
explosion at the Nord Lumiere elec-
tricity plant at Quai Saint Ouen
in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Alexandria Area
Continued From Preceding Page)

G9l 3gSi-Maxie Howard Dunn, 320S
y, ashinSton avenue.
(50) t959-Harry Edward Waple, 24O6
Washing ton avenue.
(5D I5i3-Louis Aubrey Zones, 424
Queens street
Fast Snring street.
(52) 3t61-Wiliam Marion Riddick, jr.,
tGI Fast Linden street.
$50 5O29-Joseph Buckner Nichols. HOB
Duke street
go 566O-Theodore Gunwslde Waale,
1906 Dewitt avenue.
(55l 4956-Benjamin Richard Respass, 4
'. Linden street
$50 4s05-Robert Edward Clark, 33I N.
Columbus street.
go I6I-James Jester, 3Os E. Braddock
road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29
Chi Sigma Dance

Shi Sigma Sorority will hold its
annual Halloween dance Thursday
from 10 pm. to 1 a m. at the Beaver
Dam Country Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29

as 53o5-Henry j. NJ. Howard, West
Falls Church, Va.
G6) I61O-James E. Bauserman, Fairfax,
G1) 39Si-Maurice NJ. williams, Fairfax.
Va.
Gsl 4959-Francis R. SchoerinE Falls
Church. Va.
I9b i5I3-James E. Carter, Alexandria.
Va.
500 3I6I-Troy l.. Nash, Herndon, Va.
(5D 5029-Edward w. Beaton, Lorton, Va.
t52) 4956-Arthur NJ. Rector. Alexandria,
Va.
t5D I6I-Willism J. Mills Manassas. Va.
t551 3OI1-Aubrey Hampton. Sewington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-29

Includes the Beltsville, Hyattsville,
Chillum, Riverdale and Berwyn
election districts.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
Oliver, $500 and Crosby Open
Record in Hama, Next Tries
For Phoenix Golf Cash

The tournament ended California's
1910 winter series and returned Law
son Little as winner Of the Crosby
Cup offered to the professional with
the best average for the series. In
IL rounds, Little, former amateur
kingpin, had $50 strokes for an
average of II. Next came Jimmy
Demaret of Houston. Tex, with 856
strokes, an average Of 713.
Little won the Los Angeles Open
and Demaret the Oakland Open and
San Francisco match play tourna-
ment.
Nelson Tears Up Gard.
Defending Champion E. J. Dutch)
Harrison of Little Rock, Ark, fell
by the wayside with q total score
of lat. and a worse fate befeu Ma
tional Open Champion Byron Mel
son. He did not bother to turn in
his card after yesterdays disastrous
round.
Low amateur medal scorer was
Bruce Mccormick Of Los Angeles,
former national public links cham
pion, who had 73-68-140.
Behind came WiHord Wehrle,
Chicago, with 73-68-141, and Ma
tional Amateur Titleholder Marvin
(Bud) Ward with 68-7<142.
Next stop for the touring pros Is
Phoenix, Ariz., next week end.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
Patty Berg 10 Fight
Sparkling Galaxy
In Miami Golf
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 29.-
Patty Berg Of Minneapolis, out of
competition several months because
Of an appendectomy, started come
back today against q star-studded
field in the qualifying rounds of the
annual Miami Biltmore tournament.
Among the 60 entrants were sew
eral who well might spoil Miss
Berg's hopes Of . fifth consecutive
victory in the Biltmore tournament.
Betty Jameson Of San Antonio,
Tex, who took over the national
crown defaulted by Miss Berg, and
Dorothy Kirby Of Atlanta, Ga, run
ner-up to Miss Jameson in the ma
tional and to Patty in last years
Biltmore, were well regarded en-
trants.
In the field also were such dan
gerous competitors as Marion Miley
Of Lexington, KY; Jane Cothran
Of Greenville, s. c.; Laddie Irwin
Of Montclair. N. j.; Ellamae Will
liams Of Chicago, Mrs. Leon Solo,
mon of Memphis, Tenn; Shirley
Ann johnson of Chicago, Mrs. Will
liam Hockenjos of Lake Hopatcong,
N. j.: Clara Calender Of Long
Beach, Calf; Carolyn Brown of
San Antonio, and Elizabeth Hicks of
Long Beach.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
Terropins
Continued From Page A-14)

thought that Viner deserved his win
over Hathaway. I concede Tedder's
defeat and about Carrigs victory
over Leites, of course, there was no
question.
Here" he added, "is a funny
story about Carrig. He rooms with
Fred Slant, our best heavyweight,
who was ineligible. On Wednesday
before the meet Carrig, who also is
our best basket ball player and a
darned good football player, came
to me and said:
"'Coach, is there any way can
help?'
well, I told him to come back on
Thursday for workout. During the
workout he knocked down a boy
named Riley, whom I had been
grooming, and so, on two days prac-
tice, he fought and won our only
easy decision. The sad part" con-
cluded Eddie, els that I can't have
him. know that Fod Cotton (the
basket ball COACH, won't give him
up. He needs material more than
do."
That's La Ponds slant on it, any,
way. Miller still thinks that his kids
were given the run-around. Good
ness one would think this college
boxing is to be taken seriously. Any
week now Joe Jacobs may be ex-
pected to lead his warriors into .
local ring.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
20 Years Ago
In The Stor

Bill Foley, regarded as the
leading track coach in this sector,
has been signed by Catholic Uni
versity.
Jimmy Wilde, British fiyweight
champion, will make his third
appearance in this country to-
night when he faces Mike Ertle
in 10-round scrap in Milwaukee.
Central High School basketers
set new record for the season
by scoring g. points against
Friends, which got but four.
Lemon, Walker and Wood led tho
winning attack.
Despite great playing by Con-
rad, Western lost to Baltimore
CITY College in basket ball, n
- =.
Evening star., 1940-01-29

tirely surrounded by sand, you
can ground your club, although
the ball may be in the hazard.
But there's another point on
bunker play that may have g.
capped you. Under the old rule,
sand blown out Of q bunker by .
high wind, or sprinkled on the
course, was part Of . hazard and
you couldn't ground your club.
That rule now has been changed
and sand blown on the grass no
longer is part of . hazard. You
can ground your club in this
sand, If 1t isn't actually in the
confines Of the bunker.
Don't flick your club in the
address or in the backswing
against any part of the sand.
That constitutes grounding" the
club, and entails penalty stroke.
Many players misunderstood this.
They do not press the club down
behind q ball In the sand, but
they touch the sand. The act Of
touching the sand means the club
has been grounded and involves
. penalty stroke.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
D. the Associated Press,


DEL MAR, Calf, Jan. 29.-With
. newcomer, sturdy Ed Oliver Of
Hornell, N. Y, installed as winner
Of the fourth annual 5000 Bing
Crosby Coli Tournament, the tour
ing brigade Of professionals swung
East today.
Oliver repeated his subpar Satur-
day performance yesterday and led
the field with a 36-hole card of 68-
e7-135 to capture his first major
tournament. He was nine strokes
under par for the regulation 70 at
Rancho Santa Fe Country Club.
Ghezi Three Shots Behind.
Three strokes back was Vic Ghezzi
of Deal, N. j., and four blows of
the leaders pace were Ben Hogan,
White Plains, N. Y, and Harold
McSpaden OF Winchester, Mass.
divers score was the lowest in
the four-year history Of the Crosby
tournament. It netted him $500 first
money.
In the pro-amateur best-ball COM
petition, Professional Johnny Geert-
sen Of Salt Lake City and Amateur
Russell Osgood of San Diego
emerged victorious with = score Of
66-63-129. Osgood got . trophy
and Geertsen $500.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
Combination Of berq,
Mi|ey and GIutting
Held Ideal Golfer
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Jan. %
Betty Jameson, who topped them all
to win the national championship,
looked over the ranks Of America s
women golfers today and picked an
ideal combination for playing from
tee to green.
She would let Charlotte Glutting
handle the woods, Patty Berg make
the long iron shots and Marion Miley
do the chipping.
For the putting, she would take
any one Of q dozen players who hap
pened to be sinking the long ones
at the time.
Sometimes they drop for you and
sometimes they DON'T" she remarked,
adding II hate to putt"
Her idea Of an all-round golfer Is
Glenna Collett Ware, many times
United States titleholder.
"Glenna would be beating US al
right now If she wanted to play
seriously again" said the attractive
San Antonio, Tex, girl.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
F|ashy Fist F|inging
By Golden G|overs
Due Tonight
Is Bouts Are Scheduled
For City Tourney in
Quorter-FinoI Stoee

From frail hyweights to muscular
middleweights, the quarter-nnal
round Of the annual Golden Gloves
tourney tonight at Turner'S Arena
represents a stepping stone to a mild
measure Of fistic fame and the most
hectic swatting OF the event is ex-
pected to materialize in the is
scheduled bouts.
With action confined chiefly to
featherweight and lightweight
classes, 10 bouts being listed in those
divisions, the fist-flinging is expect
ed to be fast and furious with 8
senior and "a novice mittmen seek
ing to advance to the semifnals.
Graves, Durkin Clash.
The only f1yweight fuss will find
Billy Graves, unattached, meeting
Joe Durkin Of Langley A. c., while
the lone bantamweight scrap will
pit Chick Gilroy Of Merrick Boys
Club against Joe Morgan Of No. 5
Police Boys Club. A senior middle
weight battle will flnd Roy Dunn,
National Guard prospect, swapping
swats with Johnny Rogers, unat-
tached entry.
One of the battles which will be
eyed keenly by followers Of the
amateur ring game involves Bernie
Morris, graduate of last years nov
ice ranks, and Milton Corcoran,
while another lightweight fuss ex-
pected to produce fireworks lists
Ray Lands stacking up against Ray
Bernard.
Heavy Gate Expected.
Postponed from last Wednesday,
due to the snow, the card way lure
the tournaments most sizable
crowd. No ticket cancellations have
been received by oficials.
Tht bout will get under way at
$50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
k Rivals GULL and Simmons Spotlight in Womens S Dkpin Classic
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. South Carolina,
Columbia, 8. G.
Maryland Frosh VS.. Tech, Col
lege Parks, Md, 4.
Central vs.. Gonzaga, Tech High
gym, S:45.
Eastern vs.. st. Johns, Tech
High gym, 7:45.
Boxing.
Golden Gloves tournament,
Turner's Arena, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. Duke, Durham,
N. G.
Georgetown VS.. Army, West
Point, N. Y.
Roosevelt VS.. Harpers Ferry
High, Roosevelt gym, $50.
Woodrow Wilson vs.. Mount st.
Joseph's, Wilson gym, $50.
Mount Rainier vs.. Anacostia,
Mount Rainier gym, $50.
Washington Lee High vs..
Bethesda Chevy Chase, Bethesda,
Nd, 8.
Georgetown Prep vs.. st. Albans,
Garrett Park, Md, $3.50.
Ice Hockey.
Washington Eagles vs.. Attain
tic City Sea Gulls, Riverside Sta
dium, $50.
Evening star., 1940-01-29
Brewers Are Priminq
For Spha Tuss|e
Next Sunday
Confident of Bouncing
Back From Week End
Triple Defect

Dealt q trio of successive hay
makers within . span Of "a hours,
the Heurich Brewers today paused
to ponder their altered American
Basket Ball League status and ex-
pressed confidence in being able to
bounce back from two trouncings
by the New York Jewels and an
other by the Philadelphia Sphas,
which they were forced to gulp
over the week end.
The Brewers next engagement
will be with the Sphas here next
Sunday and in the meantime they
hope to polish their play. After
bowing to the Sphas, 1881, at
Philadelphia Saturday night, the
Brewers returned here yesterday
afternoon to lose . 1924 decision
to the New York Jewels. They
then journeyed to Brooklyn last
night and dropped another game
to the Jewels, 3l-29, in an over
time period.
x1AVO1C I'LL 4t10AAAS AS~SAAsAy W.
quired from the sphas. indicated he
Is going to prove valuable to the
Brewers. Last night he paced
scorers of both teams with Is points,
bringing fans to their feet in the
overtime period when he sank .
field goal with . shot three-quar-
ters the length Of the court.
The Brewers trailed at the end
Of the first period, 80, in the night
game, but Led at the end of the
second period, 1917. The Jewels
tied it up, 25-25, at the end Of
regulation time and proceeded to
outclass Washington in the extra
period.
Pelkington was outstanding for
the Jewels in both games, scoring
10 points in the first fray and 8 in
the second.