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Evening star., 1941-07-15

Sarah Palfrey Cooke has the East
talking about her new hairdo,
designed by Husband Elwood.
The top half of her coiffure is
divided geometrically, making 10
curls; the bottom is roll. War;
ner Bros. will get first call on
Gloria Callen, the backstroke
champ, if and when she makes
up her little mind to try the
filfums. That Dempsey recon-
ciliation talk is making the rounds
again now that Mrs. D. is having
all the meals served in her home
delivered from Jacks Broadway
restaurant. About the snappiest
little number we have seen on a
tennis court is quite a spell IS
Mercedes MarloWe, the Califor-
matte, who dazzles the galleries
with her red shorts. Nothing new
on the Joe Louis divorce front.
Today's guest star-Al Sharp,
Atlanta Constitution: Maj. Bob
Neyland might have designed
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Washington Awarded
u. ). Canoe Meet in
Surprise Move
Championships Thought
Tagged for Boston to
Be Held July q

Washington will be the scene Of
the national canoe racing cham
pionships on Sunday, July %, ac-
cording to surprise announcement
received today by Richard Ackad,
president of the Washington Canoe
Club, from Emmett C. Lundbeck,
commodore of the American Canoe
Association.
Ackad put in a bid for the meet
several months ago but had little
hopes of obtaining it as Washing
ton was host to the event as recently
as 1898. and the award came as a
complete surprise to paddlers here
who were planning to go to Boston
which seemed to have the inside
track.
Plans for the championship in
clude 18 races as we'll as the canoe
tilIing title. They will be held on
the Washington Canoe Club Course
above Key Bridge with the first
starting at II am.
Washington's entry in the meet
is not the best in the city's history,
according to Vice Commodore Tril-
ling. some of the best paddlers have
ing been snapped up by the Army.
but he is not too peSSimiStic and
figures that other clubs may be in
the same fix. Trilling figures that
with crew such as Bill Havens, jr.,
Herman Vollmer. Dusty Rhodes,
Frank Havens, Billy johnson. Harry
Pop) Knight and himself. the
Washington Club has a fair chance
Of finishing somewhere near the
front.
Among the leading clubs expected
to compete are Inwood and Yonkers
Clubs OF New York. Philadelphia
and Cacawa Clubs of Philadelphia
and Boston Canoe Club.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Bosebo|rs Best Second Sucker
In Years Gone as Time K. O.'s
Tigers Smooth Gehringer

fled as a players player and in the
industry there is no higher compli-
ment. GehSinger played for years
without public recognition, but by
members of his profession he was
rated at the top.
Lacked Showmanship.
The public never shared the en-
thusiasm of those players, for
Charley lacked showmanship. Like
the Mats Ossie Bluege of years ago,
Gehringer. made the tough ones
appear simple. He was graceful, mar
velously methodical and unappre-
ciated.
Manager Bucky Harris of the Mats
says there probably never has been
another player off whose bat so
many line drives have been caught.
Still, Charley's lifetime batting aver
age entering this season was 1926.
Not a lucky hitter, Charley led the
American League in 1887 with a
.371 mark.
Gehringer's career is stretching
into its 18th summer and in that
time he probably has had no equal
as a form" hitter. His was the
style the kid on sandlots sought to
emulate and one of them, Barney
McCosky, now is becoming recog-
nized as an important factor to the
Detroit club. McCosky copied
Charley's style so perfectly the diff
ferences in their stance and swings
are indiscernable.
Only one attempt was made to
convert Gehringer into anything but
a second baseman and that was tried
by Bucky Harris when he was man.
aging Detroit in 1929. The Tigers
required a shortstop and Harris felt
if Gehringer could handle shortstop
Bucky could play second.
Model for Behavior.
That attempt lasted only through
one exhibition game. Gehringer
messed up four fielding chances and
Harris, who hadn't played for more
than a year, was rusty at second.
Bucky discarded the plan that eve
ming and the Detroit box score since
has read, Gehringer, 2b.
Gehringer wasn't colorful. Always
in top physical condition, he never
haggled over salary and never was
fined or suspended. He was the
model for behavior and a superb
team player. He hasn't received the
publicity he deserves because he
hasn't sought it and it was typical
that when Manager Del Baker of
the Tigers announced the benching
of Gehringer the brief notice was
buried in most sports pages.
One of the really polished per-
formers of his era is sitting 'em
out now, but Gehringer won't be
forgotten in hurry.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Hoyos Al BIozis Spending Summer Driving Beer Truck
G Bench Dempsey Reconciliation Again

No. 1 hoss-trainer at the mo-
ment. An Eastern fight man
ager has offered 5000 iron men
for the contract of Booker Beck
with, the betting lightheavy from
Gary, Ind.
Classified page-Business op-
portunity: Pinkie George, the
fight manager, will make a pres
ent of $100 to any gent Cor gaD
who can get real heavyweight
to 60 to Des Moines and fight
his Lem Franklin.
Headline headliner-When an
Elmira On. " girl tried to sock
an Eastern League umpire the
other day, the Elmira Star
Gazette headlined: "'Twas slap
heard around the world"
It's Lu-Lou Now.
A happy lad is Novikoff
And a happy lad is he,
For at last the mad. mad
Russians of
On an oad.time hitting spree.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
China Will Scour Cunudiun Woods

Chng however to round up team Once TINS was
a Canada
all the players he wanted But
now there wartime complications
yesterday luncheon with the
20 and "a out OF the
dependents
That's going to might few older men, but
defense production BY this mean
plants making materials we
haven't chance
mounte this week
We'll team
he may little while to get started but We do all
might decide to play after ALL
I hung up said II didn't have much
business playing after all it with Minneapolis and
caiber from the Ma
League
Evening star., 1941-07-15
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK. July 15.-Those
dizzy spells have driven Bill
Jurges back to the Giant bench.
AL Blozis, Georgetown's celebrated
shot-putter. arrived in California
for the national collegiates re-
Gently in two upper berths. one
being too small for Al. He is
spending the summer driving a
beer truck. And speaking of those
sudS. Baron Boots Poffenberger,
the Prince of Pilsen, was all set
to sign with Washington
brewery team but when he
learned he'd have to wrestle beer
kegs on the side. he called the
whole thing off. Jock Sutherland
calls Ace Parker almost daily to
find out how Aces broken leg is
mending. Attention, Lou Nova:
Jim Robinson says he'd rather
fight 10 like you than one Louis.
Whirly-girle department-Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
More Trouble Looms
For Mats as Their
Hur|ers Go Wild
Defect of Chase Shows
Club Lucky in Taking
Series With Browns
Ey q Staff Correspondent OF The Star.

Ey Staff Correspondent OF Ihe star
DETROIT, July 15.-The cannibal
characteristics of the Mats are
threatening to get them in trouble,
or at least whatever trouble they al
ready haven't encountered thus far
this season. The savage streak Of
wildness displayed by Washington's
pitchers in the st. Louis series is
providing no pleasant thoughts for
Manager Bucky Harris.
Washington may regard itself as
extremely fortunate to have escaped
from St. Louis with two decisions in
a three-game series, for the Mats
pitchers generally are finding it in
creasingly difficult to locate the
plate.
Walks by Chase Hurt.
In those three games Washington
pitchers walked 26 Browns. Steve
Sundra and Alex Carrasquel COL
laborated in walking nine in the
first tiff and in the second game
Bill Zuber and Arnold Anderson
issued eight bases on balls. Wash
ington won those games. but yester-
day that persistent streak OF wildneSs
cost the Mats a Ga trimming by St.
Louis.
The Browns obtained only four
hits off Ken Chase and Vernon Ken
nedy, who was making his most i'm
pressive appearance as Nat in
restricting st. Louis to one hit, a
homer by George McQuinn in the
seventh in 51s innings of relief labor.
Chase, however. had tossed away
the game before Kennedy arrived on
the scene.
In the first inning Chase walked
McQuinn and successive singles by
Walter Judnich and Roy Cullenbine
produced two runs. In the second in
ming Ken walked three more Browns,
duplicating that in the third. BY the
time Kennedy was inserted the
Browns had compiled ST. lead.
Mats Idle Today.
The Mats, who had scored a run
in the second on singles by Cecil
Travis and George Archie and Jake
Early's infield out, whitfield the
Browns margin to 5-3 in the sixth
on Travis single and doubles by Doc
Cramer and Mickey Vernon. Nc
Quinn then inserted his homer in
the seventh and the Mats could
muster only one more run of Johnny
Niggeling in the eighth when Travis
doubled, took third on Vernon's
grounder and scored after Archie
flied to Right Fielder Chet Laabs.
Niggeling limited the Mats to eight
(See MATS, Page abb
Evening star., 1941-07-15

Russia's defense. Do you re-
member how he had his blockers
let tacklers sift through and then
nail them from out of the clouds?"
A few on the house-That big
Louisville bat foundry reports
the Joe Di Maggie model is far
and away its top seller. Fred
Apostoli has joined the Naval
Reserve. And Lew Jenkins now
has a stable of three count 'em)
motorcycles, which is causing
much gnashing of Maestro Mike
Jacobs china molars. Johnnie
Porter, one of the best sports
editors that ever famed and
panned for Fort Smith papers,
now is directing publicity for the
University of Arkansas - and
you'll be hearing plenty about
those Razorbacks. The Forty
ninth street betting Easements
are In a stew over whether Ben
Jones or Hirsch Jacobs Is the
Evening star., 1941-07-15
johnson Saws UIines Will Chase Eog les

naturally that American League hoekey WHICH
popuay supposed to be second only to the Naoha OF Dig
than
meaning that amateurs
are paid lust regularly experienced Take the
LeagueWangton and Baltimore Tor
League Neither OF them would
do
whether the Une chase the
Eagles out of whether either outt can
enough players.
said but that's going to
he hard now The their late 2os that
Patrick always INSISTED
was the dangerous that he claimed player could go over
night"
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Flag Competitors Get Slim Swapping Yankees Win Streak
Win, Lose or Draw
Touch Guy: Tough Tosk
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

is It's written his face-and in
back his scalp with big bold
other ribs
shoulders C 20 hockey
last that long fast hockey and you have
franchise
the
do
Johnson is the coach OF the WASH
modes bestowed his team-tobe
be something than
Washington Eagles which mopped up last
League Mr. Une hired Ching who not so
hockey player the world at his position
sell Uine anybody
the old Bald Eagle play I'm TOO
old" he insists this winter"
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Richmond Eyeing West,
Stounton Formhund
Ry the Assnciated Press

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 15-Mana-
ger Eddie Phillips of the Richmond
Piedmont Club plans to recall
rookie right-hander Charley West
from the Staunton club of the Vir-
ginia League to strengthen his
pitching staff.
West is big 190-pounder. who
was purchased during the winter by
Eddie Mooers from Staunton.
Evening star., 1941-07-15

Runs batted in-Cullenbine (2l. Early,
Cliff, Niggeling. Travis. Archie t2), Nc
Quinn. Two-base hits-Lucadello. Cramer,
Vernon. Travis. Home run-McQuinn. Sac
rIfice-Niggeling. Double play-Travis to
WASHINGTON. g: St Louis. 6. First base on
balls-Of Chase. 4. off Kennedy, .. Struck
out-By, Chase. .; by Kennedy l. by Mig
nings: off Kennedy. / in 5ls innings. Wild
pitches-Chase. .. Losing ptcher-Chase.
Gowan Time-1 So Attendance (paid), 455.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Terp AII-Americu Stickmon

John Mueller of University of
Maryland is named on the all-Amer-
lea lacrosse team announced by the
United States intercollegiate La
crosse Association.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Bold EooIe Is Hockey's Iron Man

himself, didn't even come 10 he MAYOR asue v e
good enough Ching simply ouro
hat no od make more money Canada and he
Maid no heed the Rangers until the price
right ~,
When he did uniform it almost was Tor keeps ne
lasted 70 wears and release he jumped over to the
and led them into the
nay-oe when He can't explain his longevity
though
m lust shrugged There are few
I know two Overln the exmlode"elgh
radio commentator you ana me- I've oeen 'se
around a while, myself"
records back as far as Overlns he started at
the best middeWelgh IN the Wor
oboph he never was Stanley Kehel Harry eb Like Chg
exent on modified marks to show for his warning
Il lasted because there weren't any lghe Whn got
started Ching shook his head
there he said but
bxng and There aren't enough
hockey navers @ around, either
Evening star., 1941-07-15
G. 4. O. Softies Booking

General Accounting Office softball
team wants a game for Saturday.
Call Franklin 1853.
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Tomorrow.
Games To-day.

Games To-day. Games Iomorro"'
r. Y at Chicago. Wash. at Detroll' -
Boston at Cleve. N. Y al CieHelano-
Phila. at Detroit. Boston az CHlcaso,
Only games scheduled Phlla at st. LIZ 'hlte''
Evening star., 1941-07-15
EASTERN LEAGJY.

EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira. 3; Wilkes-Barre,
scranton, 6; Williamsport, o.
(Only gameS)
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Newport News, -: Petersburg. AZ
Staunton. 4-l2; Harrisonburg. Is.
lOnly games.)
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Standing Of the Clubs.
Games Tomorrow.
Games Today.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chicago at Brook (2) Cincinnati at N. Y:
e. LOTis Phs Rnstor cbcara e at RoFi1n Pba
Pittsburgh at N Y St L. at Brook. tnite)
Evening star., 1941-07-15
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn. l: Chicago. o.
Philadelphia. 3; St. Louis 4.
Cincinnati, T: Boston. 4 12 innings.
New York. 3; Pittsburgh, ..
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Major Statistics

TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1941.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday
ST. Louis. 6: washington; 4.
Chicago, Z: New York. l.
cleveland. 4: Boston, l.
Detroit, 4: Philadelphia, z.
Evening star., 1941-07-15

(See MATS, Page A-13o
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
GROUP ENJOYED
BEACH CAMPING
FRIDAY NIGHT

The boys of the intermediate
department Of the First Congre-
gational church's Christian En-
deavor, accompanied by their
pastor. Rev. E. S. Doherty, en-
joyed an aII-night camping par
ty at a local beach Friday.
The youths gathered around
the campfire for an old-fashion-
ed wiener roast. after which
they played games and reas-
sembled around the fire about
10 o'clock for a devotional serv-
ice.
After the service a number of
the boys returned to the city
and the others remained TO en-
JOY a nights sleep under the
starry heavens In God's out-of-
doors.
When awakened at the first
streak Of dawn Saturday morn
ing. the boys toasted on bacon
and eggs for breakfast and then
repeated the 1Ooth psalm. Each
offered a brief prayer. broke
camp went. fishing and returned
TO the city about 9 o'clock feel
ing that all had had a good time
and making plans for similar
events In the future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
LEGALS


II COUNTY JUDGES COTRT. mon
ROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
ke- Estate Of
Constance Roberts Ecwards.
Deceased
NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAKE
APPLICATION FOR FINAL
DISCHARGE
Nottce IS hereby given that / have
filed ny final report and petition for
4'f1Ezt1 Discharge as AHasznf Srrzsrfx
Of the estate Of Constance Roberts
EziN ards. deceased. and that on the
-sfh day q November rs4f- I VII
Apply 20 the Honorable Raymond r
Lord. County Judge Of Monroe
County FisEita. fer approval Of sasa
final report and for fIual discharge
as Administrative Of the Estate q
Constance Roberts Edwards. de-
ceased
This 25th day OF October. Is41.
IRENE ROBERTS STRATGHTER
As Adniniszrztrfx OF the estate Of
Constance Roberts Edwards. De-
ceased GERS nov4-rr-tS-25. ls41
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
TENNESSEE CAGERS
DUE TN DECEMBER

Scheduled invasion of Key
West by a Kingsport Tenn.l
high school cage squad viii come
in December instead of on the
previously announced dates this
month. Coach Bob Grace of the
local high school explained to-
day.
The Kingsport quintet, staging
its eleventh annual winter cir
cut in Florida, VIII play two
games here Dec. g and s0( re-
turning to Miami In time to stop
over for the Orange Bowl game
New Years Day.
Coach L 3. Sprankle Of the
Kingsport team said his boys
viii tangIe twice with Tampa,
twice with jacksonville, then
meet RedIand and Miami Edison
before coming here. The visitors,
he told Grace. have had power
ful teams in ether years, but
this seasons squad. minus IL
letter men. wiz remain a nyS-
terry until II gets, into action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
Foday's Horoscope

Today .gixes a feminine na-
ture, full Of good works, a grand
Character Tor a nurse. though
IT'S action should be spread over
a wider sphere. disseminating
It's influence through literature
or through social life. Friends
VIII be numerous and faithful
and the life should be happy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
SPORTS CALENDAR
SOFTBALL

baYvieW Park. 7:30 p. N.
First Named Teams 'visiting9
TOMORROW NIGHT
First Ganne-NavStas VS.. MA.
Second Game-Navy vs. Pen
per's Plumbers.
FRIDAY NIGHT
FIRST Game-Red Raiders, vs..
NavStas. "a
Second Game Peppers Plumb
ers VS.. Coast Guard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
GOES on HUNGER STRIKE

CHICAGO parrot belong
ing to Or. Louis Spector Of this
CITY went on q hunger strike
when his master was drafted in
70 the army. and continuously
calls Lou. Lou"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25
NAYSTA TEN ANNEXED
TWIN BILL LAST NIGHT

NavSta, capturing a double-
header last night and accepting
forfeits from the withdrawn
Red Raiders. rose W to second
place in the Island City seftbalI
league
Raiders announced their in
tention of pulling their team CUT
Of the league end officials de-
clared all their remaining sched-
uled games forfeited to clubs
that would have furnished the
opposition No reason was given
for the action Of the young Raid
Ters. who were IN runner-up spot
to the leading Peppers Plumb
ers
Navy. gaining three victories
bg the forfeits to break into the
win eolunnn for the first time.
bowed 3-22 to NavSta m the
opener last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-25

Swinging back into action. the
stss nosed Coast Guard rs in
the niphtcap.
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Subscribe TO The Citizen-20c
weekly.
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CAT LIKES ROSES

FL PASO, Texas.-Mrs z.
Perez Of this city owns a Persian
CAT which has q special taste for
RISES. and viii carry one around
IN It's mouth until il wifhers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

Del = Vaaho'ss aoeI. eel Ise anesI MeDt
nesI Ie4 " OeiInfaI. 1 Da pftl0wInoe1 eef
0fHfM oeI p'H.'Hel .'pafo 'o'eoef rem
lli'e =. I'ar' a''p o'e paf1e oes g1feeers,
e1e man Der'oren g aiahOIe se'ei Jug
|hoa aaiI oen ssenen' oem amlde'ne
.aaa 5'oar NeIs 9eo1eaasao, sDan=
Iehe' op''e s0'u9e nHo onfa3 gen e.
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S';tt,psd, Sen is. Saaaar 1871

Die 2irde allein bat Bis iett seIebt,
ibr Nubm i,no lire Modt 1T nibt i'm
Siegen ,tno gebicien, fonSern i'm
ganern. 8enn Der llugI6ubiae Be-
banptet, lire 3eit fei abgelai,fens
nenn er lie als aeidIaeen, erfdopft,
bon hrobenben an5eibcn bes ltnfer-
gangs beordngt bartlett, neiB Der
gbriit mandHnal Hisbts 81 eutseguen.
Dod einige Sabre fpdters miro Der
Geinb peridlpunoe,t Die Stride I'M
nnoeranberliben Beftanbe nno bic
antiuort gegeben fein.
Dos ,,8crliner aatbolifde &irben.
blatt' idIiebt oie 3itieruHs arg BEN
,Siitoriib= =politiihen BlGttern'' NIT
folsenben Sdsen: uDie &irde bat ole
Ice geieben nno erlebt, tpas es anf
oieIer grbe at ieben ,,no at erleben
sibt: has SeilisIte nno ltnbeilisfte,
eas @roBte ,,n6 aleinite, Scot, aampf,
gerfolenne, Nadt mno 5tmrm, Shiff.
bru6 nno Serbaunune, Sun9ersnot
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fabreu nno geriud,meen aller art-.
iie bat Sas aIles iiberIebt ,n6 iiber.
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nibt - iie iiberlcbt, tub Sas ift ebea
ibr Sri,umpb, Der ari,,mpb ees Sc.
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(Sdlub)

11eber bas relisioie 2eben in s / !, II
lamb bradtc Die Nail6nbcr Monatss
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Beridt ciner .Riiiionsidtpeitern. Sic
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fir 8elieiGn iIt inn finniIden golfe
siebr aussepraet unb eritrett iid ouf
ollie @ebiete oes eeIeaidaftliden &C.
|bens. Die 5amilie, bic mod Itrenger
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2cbens nne als sic natiirlibe @rlmo-
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men Miiiionsfirbe fonnte man ieoen
Sonntag e6enio biele Broteitanten
lpie aatboltfen {eberr. Sbne boB man
bon eigentliben 8efebrllngeu reoen
tonnte, oorf man iasen, eab oie Ad-
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es nor ben ltnbilben Ser 8itterung
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