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Evening star., 1940-05-12
Rtrths.

AOLROYD, GEORGE q. AND LAURA n
4 son. GEORGE GARLAND. on May IL,
Evening star., 1940-05-12

violations Of international law In
An interview, declared that on the
face Of reports reaching this coun-
try, Great Britain was breaking &C.
cepted laws when her fleet mined
Norwegian territorial waters Just
before the Scandinavian invasion.
Germany was equally guilty of VIC.
lating international law In the in.
vasion Of Belgium with which she
signed . non-aggression pact Octo-
Der 13. 1887. Such q treaty was
turned down when offered to the
Netherlands about the same time
by Germany.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

establishing regular service to the
Mediterranean area.
The C. A. A. said the French
organization plans to carry govern
ment mail, freight and personnel.
Special permission for the flights
was granted on "the basis that no
commercial service was involved"
The service is to include one round
trip every three weeks, later to be
increased to one flight every two
weeks, the c. A. A. stated.
The French plans call tor flying
the northern route from Bordeaux
via Ireland and Newfoundland to
New York The equipE;ent Is ex-
pected tD be Farman land planes
powered by four Hispano-Suiza 800
horsepower motors.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

EhUS. WdSNIIlgCOH IJOuRF.
No. Is. B. p. o. Elks. will
convene in session Of sor-
row at S::3n pm. Sunday,
MAY II. 1910. for the pur-
pose OF paving tribute to the
memory of our late brother,
JULIUS WEN1G enrolled
May g. 1903. who passed
to the Grand 1ndaa nH fha
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
Neobycejny uspech ceskeho
filmu "Panenstvi" " Sofii.

V nejvetsim a nejmodernej-
sim sofijskem biografu "Evro-
pa Palace" bezi jiz ctvrty IT,
den cesky film "Panenstvi'. ia
tim je stale vyprodano 4-5 dni
napred a IDA Sc, re tento film
pfejde ma jine sofijske platno
az zacatkem p%rosince. Zajem O
tento film je je neobycejne vel
ky a stejne jake u velkych di-
vadelnlch premier je provazen
lichotivymi kritikami a 1vaha-
mi v casopisech a dennfm tisku.
Tento film je promftan soucas-
ne s polskym filmem 'Znachov',
ktery je mnohem s~ilnejsf, uni
versalnejsf a prfstupnejsf, a.
vsak film "Panenstvf" soustTe-
duje daleko vice pozornost u
meleckeho a literarniho sveta
bulharskeho svou hloubkou,
jemnost1 a skutecnou umelec-
kou vysl.
Tato filmova udalost v Sofii
dala prilezitost bulharskym
literatGm, ably Sc zabyvali ces-
kou filmovou produkcl vGbec,
jakoz i literarni cinnostl spiso-
vatelky Marie Majerove, Poole
jejfhoz s~tejnojmenneho roma
nu byl film natocen. TAX We
vladimir liste "Vecer" u~verejni-
la P. Kjurkcieva delsi uvahu o
literarnf praci Marie Majerove
0 jej1m romanu "Panenstvf" a
konecne o stejnojmennem fill
mu/ ktery characteristic ma
konci takto:
"Je to opravdu tklive drama
dnesnf divky. We filmu Sc Cd
razf hluboke lidske city, a film,
G1ky sve universalnosti, je sku-
tecne hodny pozornosti nasf di-
vadelni verejnosti. V tonic fill
mu sc verne zrcadli hluboka
citlivost a umelecka schopnost
slovanske rasy k divadelu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM ARENA.

Pffsti utery, dne %. ledna '
krfzkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Coliseum Arena v PRIV
Mich trech zapasech ktere URGE
ny ma dobu jedne porazky t.
cinkovati budou:
Lew Plummer 236 Id. VS. Err
ME Dusek, 228.
Emil Dusek, 218 Id. VS.. Maui
rice La Chappelle, 1877 ID.
Jim Casey, PIG ID. VS.. Gino
Garibaldi, 226 ID.
V nasleduj1cich dvou zapa-
sech ktere urceny ma dobu 80
minut aneb l porazku 1cinko-
vati budou:
Rudy Dusek, 218 Id. VS.. Don
Evans, 225 ID.
Don Mcintyre, ZIG Id. VS..
Jim Parker, 22O Id.
zeny v prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny!
Vstupne: 40c, $1.00 a $3.50,
Plus Tax.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
POZORl u ONES!
TELEVISE v BALTIMORE

Televise, moderni zazrak dnes-
nj DOLBY, Dude pfedvadena pou-
re dnes u Levenson & Klein, v
Baltimorske nabytkove "Risi
DivG" ma rohu Monument a
Chester ulic. Tato jedinecna
podfvana je zdarma a L. & K.
kazdeho uctive zvou k navste-
We
Budou dive predstavenf a to
cd l do $3.50 bod. odpol. a cd
$50 do 9. hod. vecer. Profe-
sionalove i amateri budou 1cin-
kovati pred televisnymi kama
rami. Pan Davies cd Farms
worth Corporation Dude MAS
ter of ceremony" a take Ivy
mIzete spolu1cinkovati a bu-
dete televisovani. Kazdy, KIDD
Sc objevy pred televisni kane
rou dostane zdarma Special
T~elevision Certificate, ma KITE
rem Dude udano, re jste poma-
hall v prukopnictvf "Televise".
Tato pfedstaveni predvadi
Farnsworth putovni televisnf
odbor. Zarlzenf je ceneno pri-
blizne ma 500, 900, a trvalo to
leta namahavych zkousek a
pokusG.
Pratele ma techto predstave-
Mich uvidlte sami, .jak budou
vase radia zafizena. Nebudou
VAN prinaseti pouze hudbu a
zvuk, ale take sceny a tax
Jasn6 jake dnes vidite v pohy-
blivych obrazclch.
Farnsworth radiove sety V
prodeji u Levenson & Klein
jsou zarfzeny ma televisnf zvuk.
Farnsworth jest radiem dneska
a zftrka! Az Dude televise per-
fektni, postavfte 81 Televisni
platno, ktere pripojite k vase
mu Farnsworth Radiu a bude-
tie Sc kochati dizzy Televise We
vasem vlastnlm domove.
Pc vice jak destileti, Philo
T. Farnsworth, zkoumaci redi-
tel radia vyrabejfcf spolecnos-
tt pracoval Sc stabem Is inzi-
nyr1 ma zdokonaleni Televise.
Pratele, jdete Sc podivati ma
toto televisnf predstavenf v ma
sem meste. Vstup jest volny a
proto nezmeskejte tuto jedinec
nou prflezitost a zajdete dnes k
Levenson & Klein, rob Monu-
ment a Chester ulic. Pouze
dnes, v patek!!! A. G..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
SOk Tod Rlock q !

= Sok. Jed. Blesk a BALTIC.
Jednota Sokolic budou pofada-
Il Verejne cvicen1 v nedeli, dine
I21. ledna We 3 bod. odpol. v
Sokolovne ma rohu Gay a Pres
ton ulic. Cviceni Dude dopro-
vazeti orchestr sok. Emilia Stet-
ky. Pc cvicenf sokolska veseli-
ce a tanec pri hudbe sok. Jer.
Sticky a p. Svitaka. Ma zdar!
= as. Vyrocnf Pies poradati
bude Sbor Katolickych Sokoln
V pondell, dine 20. ledna v Ka-
tolicke Budove, rob Madison a
Duncan ulic. Zacatek v 8 no
din vecer. Vstupne 35c. Hudba
br. V. Kulfska Bohemian No
velty Orchestra.
= Masopustni Veceri pofa-
DAFT budou zeny Osady Sv. Va
clava We prospech osady v Ute
~ a We stredu, 80. a 81. ledna.
Vstupne Csc. Vecere Sc Dude
podavati cd 6 hodin vecer.
= 60. Sibrinky v Sokolovne
ma rohu Gay a Preston ulic bu-
dou letos v sobotu, dine 8. uno-
ra. Zacatek V 9 hodin vecer.
Hudba Rudy Killian's Kadets.
= Ma ukonceni Masopustu
KOSteln1 VybOr Osady sy. Va
CLAW poTada divadlo Manuel
v Kleci", veselohra o 3 jedna-
mich kterou sehraje Spolek O.
chotnfkG v nedeli, dne 4. 1nora
1910 We 3 hodiny odpoledne v
Auditoriu osadni skoly ma Col
Iington Ave. Vstupne Csc. W.
tecna hudba.
Dem. Klub Ceskych Mia
dfkd z. wardy porada DstTico-
We Hody v nedeli, dine 4. unora
cd l do 6 hod. odpoledne v klu
hovnfch mfstnostech,21O Ash
land Ave. Danny vftany.
- Slovensky Dom Dude po-
fadati popularni tanecni zaba-
WI ''Fasanki" v pondef, dine S.
1nora v Katolicke Budove, rob
Madison a Duncan ulic. Zaca-
tex v 8 hodin vecer. Vytecna
hudba p. J. Matluli. Dvefni
cena. Vstupn6 35c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
Srnrt vYlecila.

Delnlk Ludvik Sabak re Sta
reho Mesta ma Staromestskem
zahlavi zeleznicnlho mostu
pres Vltavu mezi kolejemi ma
lezl zohavenou mrtvolu muze,
iehoz hlava oddelena cd trupu
lezela opodal ma chodniku mo-
stu. Delnlk ohlasil hrdzny ma
lez 1radGm a Ia chvfli jiz tn
byli cetnici, kteff zjistili v ne
znamem sebevrahu ctyTicetile-
teho znameho trencinskeho ad-
vokata DIR. Jana Kohoutka,
jenz sc v posledni dobe pTecho
dine zdrzoval u sve matky v
Luhacovicfch.
DR.. Kohoutek 81 pred nekoli-
ka dny lecn v nemocnici porou-
chane nervy. Odesel odtud a
patrne v noel, ably nemohl byt
nikym pozorovan a cd sveho L.
myslu odvracen, spachal sebe-
vrazdu. Lehl 81 ma koleje a
hlavu polozil ma kolejnici, TAX
re musil byt pc prejetf vlaku
okamzite mrtev. Zoufaly Gin
proved asi v navalu trudnomy-
slnosti.
DR.. Kohoutek byl uhersko-
brodsky Kodak. PGsobil mno-
no let ma Slovensku kde 81 v
Trencine otevTel advokatn1
kancelaT. Pozlval povesti INA
meniteho advokata. Mrtvolu
dopravili ma profekturu tamnl
nemocnice, kde byla soudne
pitvana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
CIZf LODI IA v PRfSTAVU.

V 1tery zakotvilo v Balti-
morskem pristavu ctrnact lodi
z rGznych zamorskych zemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19

Pr chGzi pres farmafsky po-
zemek v blfzkosti sveho pribyt-
ku v Lansdowne 35leta Anna
Purcell chycena byla muzem
jenz ma nj Sc vrhl re zadu q
srazena. Kdyz prisla asi pc
peti minutach ku vedomf, pc.
znala, re j ukradena byla to.
bolka s $40 a jeff oblek potr.
han. NemGze udati, zda-li ma.
padena byla belochem anebt
Cernochem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
Smrtelns zranen " hostinci.

57lety Karel Soup z Hodoni-
ia Sci vecer Sc svou druzkou
Annou Svabkovou pc meste "a
nakupem. Ponevadz Svabkova
rnela vice pochIzek, sci Soup
domG sam. Pc delsl dobe vra-
tia Sc domd i Svabkova, ale We
velmi zbedovanem stavu. Mela
trznou ranu ma hlave a vyklou-
benou ruku a cele jej1 vzezre-
nj nasvedcovalo, re podnikla
1porny zapas. svabkova 81 ste
zovala, re kdyz sla kolem jis-
teho hostince, byla napadena
dvema n%eznamymi muzi. Soup
sci lined do hostince, ably I'VE
del, co Sc vlastne stale. Oba
muzi, ktere Svabkova popsala,
byli a Soup Sc s mimi dostal
do hadky. Jeden z muzG no u
hodil holl pc hlave a nez Sc
vzpamatoval, bodl no dru
ny nozem do leve strany prsou
a smrtelne no zranil. Soup byl
do nemocnice v Uher-
Hradisti. Pffpad nynf
vysetfuje cetnictvo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19

Pr hrani 81 s rucnici 11lety
William Carouge zastrelen byl
Soudruh jeho, 10lety Robert
Smelling byl osudne zranen.
Hosi, jak vysetreno, sli v 1tery
do domu rodicd Williama Ca
rouge pro nejaky lex. Tam "a
heidi rucnici stojlci u zdi. Will
liam wal il a ukazoval soudru-
hu. Pr ukazovanf padla rama
q hoch z~astfelen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19

948 Montpelier ST. = kram
8 svetnic, koupelna, topenf
horkou vodou, garaz
Grocery, East Baltimore,
nova sekce
6747 Roberts Ave-, Dundalk,
5 svetnic, koupelna, topeni,
S gruntem
333 S. Chester ST. poschodi
5 ~svetnic, top. horkou vodou
1924 Toone st. = Hostinec
ZaT1Zeny. Levine.
26 S. Collington Az. 2 poschodi
6 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
410 S. Wolfe st. - 3 poschodi
9 svetnic, v dobrem stavu
|253 S. REGISTER Street
Z svetnic, $3.50
COL N. Decker Ave. = kram
5 svetnic, koupelna
251O E. jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1886 Hudson ST. - 2 poschodi
Z svetnic, koupelna, topen1
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
5000 DuBoise Ave-, Parkville
Jake novy
1927 N. Montford Avenue
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
4311 White Avenue, rob
6 svetnic, koup., Oil Burner
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
Zasypana cukrem.

We skladisti cukrovaru v
Chropyni byla pri ukladanf py-
tia S cukrem zamestnana 22le-
ia Bozena Florova z Chropyne.
Kdyz sla kolem hromady ulo-
zenych pytld s cukrem, sesula
s ecast pytld We skladisti. Flo
rova nestacila uskocit a byla
zasypana. Ackoliv byla vypros-
tena, utrpela Shiny otres mozku,
vazne vnitfnf zraneni a cetne
pohmozd6niny, take il museli
dopravit do nemocnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
POdniknete
nendkladnOu
teIefOnnl CeStu
dneS v noel

LACINE dalkov6 telefon-
nj sazby pocfnajfcf kazdy
vecer v 7 hodin nadmiru u
snadn1 navstiviti ty, kteri
jsou nam drazf, ale vzdaleni.
Zavolejte dnes v noel a u
vidlte, re radost kterou Wy
ucinfte Dude sc rovnati ra-
dosti ktere Sc Yam dostane.
Operatorka Yam milera-
da a bezzavazne oznami saz-
by kamkoli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
CHCE $4,000


zaluje re Justin G. Buch re
27O0 blocku Alameda Boule-
ward jej "~zlomyslne a nezakon-
re" pripravil O lasku jeho man
zelky, Charles r. Hulcher re
1000 blocku Parkside Drive, O.
brazil Sc ma soud 0 nahradu
$4,000. Manzelka jeho nyni
bydl1 We 1900 blocku E. Monu-
ment ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19

Ia ctyricet pet minut, kdyz
led pod MIN Sc proboril ma Sto-
ney fece, William Byrd, 17lety
z Orchard Beach v Anne Arun
del okresu, zachranen byl dive
ma hasici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
PIANISTA
" BALTIMORE.

Moriz Rosenthal, Rumunsky
koncertnf pianista, hrati Dude
v divadle Lyric %. ledna. Ka-
rieru svoji pocal pred &c roxy
We Vfdni, kde byl sym casem
pianistou clsafe Frany Josefa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
DVEMA c OHEN
ZAVINEN.

Diva hosi, We start 8 a IL rokn
byli narceni v utery, re zalozi-
Ii ohen v budove ma Baltimore
z Fremont ulicich. Ohnem z do
mu vypuzeno bylo ma 200 lidi
a hasic jeden poranen.
Hosi doznali. Ohen jimi "a.
lozen byl v pozadf potravinove-
no ObchOdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-19
MRTvY U DvERf OBCHoDU

u dveri obchodu v 500 bloc
ku S. Lehigh ulice nalezena
byla policistou mrtvola 72lete-
no Davida c.. Elder.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RYE, N. Y, Aug. 6.-This is the
year Bill Canning's father decided
Bill was good enough to make a
tennis tour of the East, and backed
his decision with folding money.
1t never would do for father to
play favorites among his own chill
dren, and since Daughter Patricia
already had gone through the East
for two summers, there was nothing
for the senior Canning to do but
shell out.
So. this sector has been treated
to the first brother-sis tennis
act since knows when. The closest
kinship the court graybeards can re-
call is the cousinly connection be-
tween John Hope Doeg and Dorothy
May Bundy, and their tennis rela-
tionship practically was that of total
strangers.
Sister More Experienced.
Although Pat is two years younger
than her 20-year-old brother, she
has a six-month edge in experience.
Bill says she was somewhat of a
tomboy. and when she grew tired
of playing baseball with the fellows
she took up tennis. A half-year
later she introduced Bill to her
coach and begged that he be taught
enough to enable him to beat some
of the fellows.
The coach was George Hudson,
who has tutored Frank Kovacs and
Bob Harman, among others. Hudson
impaired sufficient tennis savvy to
Bill and quicker than 1t would take
you to say Bobby Riggs, young
William vas beating such fellows aS
Evening star., 1940-08-06
Elizabeth Hicks 78
Nets 2-Stroke Lead
In Western Derby
Mary Wall Is Nearest
To Californian Who
Set Mark Last Year
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Elizabeth
Hicks, scrappy little Californian, is
off to a running start in quest of
her second straight title in the
women's Western Golf Derby, 72-
hole medal event over the Vest
moreland Country Club course.
Miss Hicks. sports columnist on
her home town newspaper in Long
Beach. posted a 78, two over par,
yesterday in the first IS holes of the
four-day tourney. She had a 38-40,
which gave her two stroke lead on
her nearest rival. Mary Agnes Wall
of Menominee, Mich.
Miss Hicks won the Western Derby
year ago with a record breaking
BOT, an average of slightly less than
II strokes per l8 holes.
Ellamae Williams of Chicago and
Mrs. Dan Chandler of Dallas, Tex,
tied for third spot with 80 strokes
apiece. Virginia Ingram and Mrs
Charles Dennihy, both of Chicago,
had 83s and four others came in
with 84s-Beatrice Barrett, Min
neapolis; Eleanor Dudley and Mary
Wilder, Chicago, and Phyllis Otto,
Iowa amateur champion from At
lantic.
The surviving field of 80 golfers
completed the first 36 holes of the
event today and follow up with
l8 Wednesday and 18 Thursday.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
From the
Press Box
Maybe Tennis Needs
A Real Good Fight
BY JOHN LARDNER.
Enecial CnrraSnnndent of Tha Star

cpceidl SoiicSputlutHt Oh lH6 SJdT'
NEW YORK. Aug, s (NAN.A).-
Not since the heyday of large Will
Tilden and Suzanne Lenglen has a
big-league tennis player annoyed
the galleries and enraged his oppo-
nents so thoroughly as Frank
Kovacs of California, who un-
doubtedly must be one of the worst
acting characters of all time, not
exclusive of Caesar Borgie.
have seen Kovacs only once or
twice and he probably was under
wraps on those occasions, for he
seemed to me to be just fairly viii
lainous, mildly obnoxious and mid
ding disgusting. I guess I missed
his best stuff The boys tell me he is
a. darb and a lulu
For this do not place the blame
upon Mr.. Kovacs, but upon the game
of tennis-high-c h-class tennis, the
kind that people pay to see. In
no other game do the performers
behave so unpleasantly Some neu-
retoXic virus seems to bite these
athletes as soon as they win their
first tournament and then they
begin to make jockeys appear like
Lord Fauntleroys-and if you know
jockeys you know that's going some.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
Bill and Pat Canning Present
Stellar Brother-Sister Act
On u. S. Tennis Stage

Bob Peacock and bothering such
fellows as Elwood Cooke and George
Toley. 1t was then that his dad
said, 60 ahead, kid, here's your
allowance"
Of course, bill hasn't achieved the
prominence of Sister Pat, who Is
ranked 18th nationally, but he
is one of the best liked of the newer
crop of Californians. Yesterday In
the Eastern grass court champion
ships he defeated Arthur Prochaska
of Hartford, Conn, while Pat was
hanging a 60, 6-1 trimming on
Baba Madden of Jamaica Plains,
Mass.
FavOrites All Advance.
Advancing along with the Cam
nings were Bobby Riggs, Don Nc
Neill. Welby Van Horn and Gardnar
Mulloy in the mems tournament,
while among the women such IA
vorites as Alice Marble, Helen
Jacobs and Dodo Bundy won their
matches. Frank Parker is out in
the third round of the mems di-
vision, with Miss Jacobs and Miss
Marble enjoying similar status
in their tournament, together with
Helen Pedersen of Stamford, Conn,
and Valerie Scott of England
Evening star., 1940-08-06
Emulotes Riggs, Borotro
In Running Foes Nerves.

Thus, for every little Bill Johnston
or Wilmer Allison who manages to
play straightforwardly, honestly and
normally throughout a campaign
YOU find dozen characters in ten
MS who emulate the white tree slug
on one of the slug's bad days.
Mr. Kovacs is a good player, evil
IDENTIFY going places, so he deserves
Our attention.
Like Robert l. Riggs and Jumping
Jean Borotra, Kovacs makes prac-
titce of twanging his opponents
nerves. Borotra used to do this with
a sort of winning guile. He had
certain sham generous gestures that
concealed his purpose and made him
popular-Wrongly, think--with the
fans. Riggs is a fellow who takes
a frank relish in playing tricks on
the enemy. His play sometimes is
dirty, but he never pretends other
wise and there is something dis
arming in that.
Both Riggs and Borotra and
they simply are random examples
possess a fundamental sanity. There
is no sanity about the play Of such
artists as Tilden, Lenglcn and Ko-
vacs-not when things are going
wrong, They were and are hysteri-
cal players. Usually the hysteria
is under control, but sometimes it
bOilS over,
Evening star., 1940-08-06
BoseboII and Boxing Refuse
To Stoop to Such Toctics.

And baseball and boxing. no mat
ter what is wrong with them other
wise, will flourish as long as they
refuse to stoop to anything so showy
and hollow-as long, in other words,
as they keep their sincerity.
Examples of hysteria and abnCr-
mality in tennis are dime a
dozen. Mind you. I am speaking
always of major league tennis, ten
mis- as played before galleries, and
not the private and quiet tennis that
men and women play everywhere
for the fun of it.
Mr.. Kovacs is natural product
of his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Just a little bit more so than usual.
When he rants and screams and
sulks and shudders over a stray ball
lying 30 feet from the court, or the
twitch of a ball boys eyc!id-wnen
he shrieks at his opponent about to
make a shot, as he did the other
day. or asks to have an umpire
removed, or shows up late. or quits
cold in the face of adversity-he is
defrauding the ticket buyers to a
mild extent, but he is also pursuing
the logic of the average tennis star
to it's inescapable conclusion,
Maybe what they need in that
game is good fight-witil scratch
ing barred.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

TODAY.
Baseball.
Philadelphia at Washington, 3:l5.
Tennis.
District mems tournament, Edge
moor Club, $50
Golf.
Union Printers Interna tional
Golf Association tournament, Bea-
yer Dam Club, 8.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Philadelphia at Washington, 3,l5.
Tennis.
District mems tournament, Edge
moor Club, $50
Golf.
Union Printers International
Golf Association tournament, Bea-
yer Dam Club. 9.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Philadelphia at Washington, 3:l5.
Tennis.
District mems tournament, Edge
moor Club, $50.
Golf.
Union Printers International
Golf Association tournament, Bea-
yer Dam Club. g.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Boston at Washington, 3.l5.
Tennis.
District mems tournament, Edge
moor Club, $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
Get Of Noted Sires
On Block Tonight
AT Saratoga
Young, Lobrot, Keene
Offer Total of Ao
As Sale Resumes
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. 6.-Saratoga's S annual yearling
auctions, which began last Friday
with the sale of 4S budding racers.
will be resumed tonight, with 40 head
due to go on the block.
These include three big consign-
ments. those of Tollie Youngs
Creekview Farm at Paris, KY,
Labrot &, Co.'S Holly Beach Farm,
Annapolis, Nd, and of J. o. Keene.
and there are half dozen or more
smaller lots.
The youngsters represent some of
the best racing families. The sires
listed include Imp. Kantar and Imp
Aethelstan End. two fine French
bred stations; Burgoo King, Ken
lucky Derby winner; Gallant Sire.
winner of many important stakes,
Jack High. who earned sl30, ,280 dur
ing his racing career; Bold Venture,
Jean Vatican and American Flag.
Sales will be held nightly this week.
reaching a climax Friday when the
popular offerings of A. B. Hancocks S
Clalrborne Stud go on the block.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
20 Years AGO
In The Star

St. Louis beat Washington,
2 TO l, in 10 innings to take
fourth place from the losers.
Urban Shocker, despite a bench
riding by Clark Griffith, held the
Mats to five scattered hits. Harry
Courtney was to hurl today.
Fred Mcleod. Washington pro,
withdrew as Jock Hutchison won
the Western open at Toledo with
296. Jim Barnes was tied for
second place with Harry Hamp-
ton and c. w. Hackney, all Of
whom had a 297.
c. B. Grier, Canadian amateur
golf champion. will play in the
American amateur at Roslyn, n.
Y. next month.
Watson Washburn and willis
Davis will play for the mems
singles title at the Sea Bright
tennis tournament.
Evening star., 1940-08-06
.Two-Man Mat Teams
Feature Thursday
Show al Arena

Latest wrinkle to be unfolded by
Promoter Joe Turner for his week
ly rassling show is team match.
which will go on Thursday evening
at the Arena.
Two two-man teams will square
off for best two-falls -out- of three
affair. On one side will be Tommy
O'Toole and Tommy Mahoney, both
former boxers. against Lou Plum
mer and Eddie Newman, former pro-
fessional football players. This team
match idea follows close on the
heels of the batatle royal shows
Turner used to needle rassling in
terest here.
OToole won one of the recent
battles, while Warren Bockwinkle,
winner of last weeks battle, ap-
pears in the headline match against
the Golden Terror. who also was a
"royalist" last week.