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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Box Social
Friday
Junior Womsn's Club
enierisins al Legion Hall

A Gay Nineties' atmos-
phere will prevail at the old
fashioned card party and bas-
ket social to be given by the
Junior Woman's club Friday
evening. Nov. rs. at s o'clock,
in the American Legion build
ing. 407 So. G. ST.
Mr.. Robert Hager. director Of
physical education in the public
schools and originator Of the
dance "muckleshoot stomp" will
act as master of ceremonies. cali
ing the square dances and leading
the games following the card
party. Mr.. Hsger will also suc-
ton off the attractive box lunches
which each member of the fairer
sex will bring in anticipation of
its being shared with the hand
soonest gallant present. Door prizes
and prizes for high and low scores
at cards will be distributed at the
end of the evenings entertain
ment.
Mrs. William b. Groves and
Mrs. p. Frank Jenkins. social
chairmen. elaborated with Mrs.
Louis A. Misener, chairman of the
club building fund, and Mrs. NJ. J.
LaVelle in planning the party for
which Mrs. LaVelle has been
named chairman and Mrs. Thomas
Kirkland co-chsirman. Other COM
mittee members are Mesdames
Herman kravick, John s. Roberts.
Colin Murdoch, Albert w. Opper-
man. John Pagni and L. o. REFS
niger.
An incomplete list of those plan
ming to attend includes Messrs.
and Mesdames Wilson Peterson,
Richard Ginnold, J. Hubert Graft.
M. NJ. Dodge. John B. Diven. II. NJ.
Buckner. NJ. J. LsVelle, Morley
Brotman, Harold f. Brotman,
Thomas Kirkland. A. Plummer
York, Herman Kravick, L. A.
Misener, John Roberts. Roy Nell
son, Harold Long, Colin Murdoch,
II. w. Rekdahl, George Streby,
John Pagni, Patrick Steele, Carl ].
Andrisek, c. j. Weller, L. o. Refs
niger. Laurence Aus, William III.
Bottcher and Archie MrDopaId.
Mrs. S. E. Tokstad, Mrs. Helene
Hanks and Mrs. Eva Emanuel:
Misses Anne Hill, V. Kirshman and
A. Morton. and Messrs. William
Cunningham, James Morley, Her.
bert Stevens and John Scott.
The public is invited and reser-
vations are not necessary.
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Mrs. Renwiek TO Entertain
Garden Group FRIDAY

The Monte Vista Garden club
viii meet for luncheon Friday at
1880 at the home of Mrs. r. l..
Renwick. Roll will be answered
with Holiday Suggestions for
Decorating" Miss Christine Har-
stsd will read 4 paper on bulbs.
Al a recent meeting the follow
ing officers were reelected. Miss
Amelia Harstad. president; Mrs.
c. X. Goodrich. vice president;
Mrs. r. W. Trail. aecretary
treasurer: Mrs. Mel Petersen.
telephone chairman: Mrs. Ross
Boynton. Mrs. P. r. Hsuge. and
Mrs. Il. w. Wagner. program COM
mittee.
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Sisters and sons Of Herman
S. G. A. TO Meet
With Miss Todd

Members and guests OF the
Student Christian Association Of
the College OF Puget Sound are
10 meet at the home Of Miss Ruth
Pauline Todd. l4oe North Sixth.
Sunday from 5 10 for a fireside.
Professor Leonard Jacobsen Of
the music department is 10 D. in
charge Of the program. Miss
Helen Pat BEEN is making ar
rsngerents for the fireside. Frank
Hsnswslt In president Of the
group. and DR.. Frank Winston
the AoriaoF.
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e'1lmIe5nriet1
ToG taovn a St1d4uomans UuaN.N
Reception After Concert
To Honor E. Robert Schmitz
Arel Orholn Home TO Be Opened for Event tuesday
Evening" Social Committee Planning Affair

To honor Mr.. f. Robert Sehmitz distinguished pianist
appearing with the Tacoma Philharmonic on Tuesday
ming Mr.. and Mrs Axel oxhom opening their lovely
home on No Yakima for reception following the
concert The party. being arranged by the philharmonic
association social committee will also honor Conductor and
Mrs. Eugene Linden.
Invited to share the affair members of the phil
harmonic board their wives husbands.
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Rainbow Mothers Meet
FRIDAY Afternoon

The Rainbow Mothers club Of
Tacoma Assembly will meet FRI
day for dessert luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Paul r. Schiffbauer,
1919 No. Cedar. Mrs. Jerry San
dial will assist.
Mrs. w. w. Erehinger will pre-
side In the absence of the presi-
dent. Mrs. George r. Milsted.
Vida Auxiliary will meet Friday
at 1890 in the Masonic temple for
luncheon and cards. Hostesses are
Mesdames Ivy hierow. Robert
cresco, Nell Walton and Agnes
johnson.
Past Presidents. Phil sheridan
Relief Corps will meet with Mrs.
Inman, laos So. Stevens Friday
with Mrs. Nick Nelson presiding.
Plans will be made for the annual
Christmas party.
Women Of Moose. Chapter 81,
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
James Walsh, 1928 SO. 7th St,
Friday for potluck luncheon. Sew
ing circle members are requested
to bring Red Cross work. Mrs.
Robert Olson will complete ar
rsngements for the bazaar, Dec. S.
OF which she ia general chairman.
Tacoma Council. s.B.A., will hold
its regular meeting Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. in Carpenters hall.
Officers for the new term. who will
preside, are Mrs. Hattie Policy,
president: r. II. Policy. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Maggie Rohde. second
vice president: Mrs. Laura Robert
son. prelste; Mrs. Minnie Payne.
secretary: Mrs. Anna Dunn. finan-
eier; Mrs. Carrie Meyer. eonduc-
tor: T. W. Blackman, guard: ].
Calsbrese. sentinel: Mrs. Beulah
Hsks, musician.
Pioneer chapter meets Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Il. c. Hinstrsnd.
5000 No. Goth. Members are in
structed to take the Point Defiance
bus 10 2lst and Alder. Luncheon
at II noon.
Lydia Crosse, Hall sewing club
will meet for a pot luck luncheon
At 1880 o'clock Friday at the home
Of Mrs. X. c. Huff. ,os4 So. J.
Gold Star Mothers will NEE,
Friday for 1880 luncheon and
business with Mrs. Ella IAcht.
3e<l So. Yakima.
Sisters and Sons If Herman
will sponsor Thanksgiving
dance Saturday evening at the
Swiss hail Mrs. Paul Khese and
Mr.. Chris Rentheimer are chair
men. Assisting are Mesdsmes
Anna Erickson. Henry Hsdemsn,
J. b. kerth. Carl Kelvin and J
B. kerth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Your postmaster ear tell you
how 70 invest IN L. q. Defense
BooAs.
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Your postmaster can tell You
how to invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Hard II Rearing Ladies club
meets Friday with Mrs. Fred
Aberle. $500 So. Thompson. Lunch
eca will he at 1880.
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As is their usual Wednesday sf-
ternoon custom. the officers wives
OF the lo3d Infantry, Ais; Divi-
sion. met at the regimental off,
GERS mess in the afternoon TO sew
for the American BED Cross and
the British War Relief.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Pioneer chapter meets Friday at
the home Of Mrs. +. c. Hinstrsnd.
5000 No. 10th. Members are in
structed to take the Point Defiance
bus 10 2lst and Alder. Luncheon
at IL noon.
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Gold Star Mothers will meet
Friday for 1880 luncheon and
business with Mrs. Ella Lcht.
5q<l So. Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Private Leo James Howes and
Miss Bonnie Mae Gassowsy were
married in the Fort Lewis chapel
on Saturday, Nov. Is. Attendants
at the quiet service were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ilo Gassowsy. Chaplain Jo-
seph keany officisted.
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will meet for a pot luck luncheon
AZ $50 o'clock Friday at the home
Of Mrs. X c. Huff. so54 So. ].
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Cushman and Payton
Clash for Virginia
Golf Title Today
Former Cavalier Seeks
To Redeem Self for
Two Post Failures
p, the Associated Press.

HOT SPRINGS. Va, July s.
Walter Cushman. former University
Of Virginia player. who twice has
failed in State amateur golf tourna-
ment finals here. will make his third
championship bid tomorrow in a &C.
hole battle over the Cascades course
against George Payton. l8-year-old
State scholastic champion of New
port News.
Two former titleholders. JIMMY
Watts. Lynchburg attorney. and
Wynsol Spencer, Newport News win
ner in 1889 at Virginia Beach, were
eliminated in todays quarter finals
Sam Bates. Norfolk. defending
titleholder. went out in the first
round Friday.
Young Cushman. a Charlottesville
native, was defeated in the 1887
final by Dick Payne. Norfolk. and
by Watts the next year, both by one
sided margins. He did not COM
pete in the last two Journeys.
Payton this morning drubbed
Spencer. meet medalist. with a
course record equalling par by 3
and 2 and in the afternoon semi
finals he equalled par IS going out
and went over once coming III to
eliminate Jack Hamilton, another
youthful Newport News entry.
and 2.
Cushman today downed Aulick
Burke. Petersburg. 7 and s. and Don
OBrien. Richmond, 4 and 8.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Sea Spray Sails Best
AS Squa|I Finishes
7 Of 5 Opponents
b the Associated Press.

oS thc hosoNIdLcd ttoes
HAMPTON, Va, July 5.-Favored
by a stiff but somewhat gusty
breeze, the sailing craft which mon
opolized the second day of the four
teenth annual Hampton Yacht Club
Regatta posted some of the best
times in the history of the event
today.
A squall, partially marred one OF
the feature events, the 55-mlle race
from Urbanna. Va, and three OF the
five entries failed to finish. VIM
ner on the basis of corrected time
was the Sea Spray, owned by George
williams of Richmond The Sea
Sprays elapsed time was 9 hours 81
minutes and corrected time 9 hours
80 minutes SO seconds.
The Night Hawk, owned by H. B.
Baldwin of Richmond. finished the
course first but was three minutes
behind Sea Spray on the basis OF
corrected time.
The largest field of the day. 20
vessels. was entered in the Hampton
one-design event. Victor by s Sec
onds was Leslie Thompson of New
port News in his Hot AS He'll with
elapsed time of l hour minutes %
seconds.
Second was Bill Cox of Norfolk in
his Silver Spray. with elapsed time
of ! hour 2 minutes % seconds.
Other winners:
Snipes Class-Larry Hardeman Of Nor
folk. in the Ripple. Time, / hour l min
ute 3 seconds.
folk. in the Kit Kat. Time, l hour 10
minutes : seconds.
Knockouts Class. over $50 square feet
J F. Brock of Norfolk. in the Brockateer
Time, l hour 81 minutes as seconds.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Mid-AtIontic Junior Tourney
Tops Weeks Slim Golf Card

Three minor tournaments for the
links lads and lassies are billed
this week, a considerable departure
from the championship pace which
started in May and continued
through June.
Tuesday at Woodmont a small
field of Junior golfers from many of
the clubs in this area will gather
to play So holes for the Middle At
lantic Junior championship.
Wednesday at Columbia around
100 guys and gals will play in a
Maryland State Golf Association
mixed Scotch foursome. And FRI
day at Kenwood the feminine
buffers meaning women with
handicaps above ID, will gather to
play for the Elizabeth c. Harris
Trophy.
The pros are looking ahead to one
| of their bigger events on July IA.
That day at Baltimore's Elkridge
Club they'll compete in special
tourney called the Baltimore Open"
to honor Jimmy Roche, who has
been pro at Elkridge for SO years.
To the usual chunk of money which
goes to the winner an extra CEN
tury has been added. Over the
same course week later the Mary
land Open will be played.
Wilmer Allison, the former M.
! tional tennis champion and Davis
Evening star., 1941-07-06

which time the reel froze and the
FISH was able to escape.
"Of the q species which ! have
taken I have captured no less than
II, at one time or another, on that
travesty of adequate tackle known
as four-six' l have taken white
marlin up to 73 pounds on the gear,
or rig, known as 'six-nine.' I have
| captured a white marlin Of 90
pounds on l2-thread line.
Previous to my admission to the
majestic society of Rod and Reel
had made rods by hand, tied flies,
encountered and caught a small
| fish known as the fresh water. or
rainbow trout, and, upon tackle
now lost to adequate check-up.
| such other fishes as black bass,
dories, muskallunge and so forth.
After my admission l invented and
utilized a variety of deep rig. or
outfit, with which I have thus far
seduced many sharks and one large
! warsaw grouper out of their lairs
at so and even 80 fathoms.
He's Tried Almost Everything.
Lured on by the remarkable
prowess of my colleagues. I UNDER
/ took TO learn and practice the art
OF plug casting In this procedure
/ have made the Acquaintance Of
the sand fly. the MOSQUITO, the red
bug, the coctoI fly, the shark piver
horse ny, the sudden squan, the
cold night in the keys and the trip
when the drinking water was for
gotten. BY this method of fishing
l have taken the barracuda. black
bass, channel bass, chiro dolphin,
grouper. horse-eye jack, crevalle
jack, sea trout, snapper and snook.
l have lost more than a 100 plugs
and l have garnered. by hasty cal
culation, some 200 bushels Of gras7
on the selfsame plugs. l also have
spent many days on the fats, -
that there are bedsores on me- il
quest of bonefishes on regulation
tackle for the purpose. and I ha -
caught several, of which the larges.
weighed 8lz pounds.
Il am the owner of some 10 o.
II rods and as many reels, of al,
types and sizes. Some 10 or j.
Of my fishes have been on the boar d
I have written many essays on tho
subject Of fishing. which I wor-
riedly call to the attention OF the
committee. l won many citation
in the metropolitan tournament ana
I have been running third and
sometimes fourth in the giant
championship contest of our society.
In all these matters. have en-
countered many grevious wound.
burns, injuries. acute rises of bloou
pressure. disappointments colds.
rheumatisms. and have committed
numerous follies too humiliating 10
mention. In my entire record there
Is not one catch which might quail
lfy itself as outstanding. Neverthc-
less, as still am in fanatical pur-
suit OF this badge. I write now, III
all earnestness. 10 ask this orr
question of the authorities: Wh7.
do do next?"
Evening star., 1941-07-06
ny hISS NE"LAND,
Associted Press Sports Writer.

DENVER. July 5-United States
Open Champion Craig Wood. sport
ing grin, gimpy leg and a red hot
golf game, arrived today to try pot
luck at another links crown that
heretofore never has been sized to
his blond head.
He's cunning for the Professional
Golfers Association title this time.
Like the coveted open champion
ship. which he finally bagged last
month after years of stalking, it al
ways has managed to elude him.
Eight times he's tried and failed
AS the oldest American ever to
win the United States Open. 39-
year-old Wood stands on the thresh-
old OF gOlfing greatness never be-
fore achieved Victory in he P.
G. A.. which starts Monday at mile
high Cherry Hills, would clinch him
the all-around "old man" Champion
ship as well as the frs; triple en-
bracing the Augusta Masters. the
open and the pros own exclusive
membership tournament in one ssa-
son
Sarazen Lone Double Victor.
Only one player has won the open
and P. G. A. evenIS the came wear
Doughty little Gene Sarazen turned
the trick in 1922. He was a sprout
of 20 at the time.
Wood won the open shortly after
he suffered back injury. The con-
dition since has moved into his
left leg, leaving it slightly numb
from the knee up. He has played
only five times since his Fort Worth
conquest, but 7-under-par IS at
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Sailing Lii Il, TrayIor
Captures Rock Hall
Regatta Feature
Scores Three Seconds
In 20-Footers' Race;
Mortin Is Winner
By the Associated Press.

ROCK HALL, Nd. July Sill
II, owned and skippered by A. M.
Traylor of the West River Sailing
Club, Galesville, Md. captured the
2O-foot round bottom knockabOut
class trophy today, feature event of
the Rock Hall Yacht Clubs fourth
annual regatta.
Traylor brought his craft in Sec
ond in each of three races. In the
morning yacht event he finished be-
hind Riptide, John Coughlin's An
napolis entry. and was headed this
afternoon by the American, Bud
Hartge's boat from the West River
Club.
Carlsark, last years champion in
the class. finished fifth and sixth
today after winning yesterdays
opener. The craft tied for fourth
place in the final standing.
The second race of the regatta's
three-race series. rained out yeSter-
day, was held this morning. The
third and final, sailed this after
noon, completed the clubs holiday
card.
Julian, Jack Martins Hampton
from the Annapolis Yacht Club,
gained 1-point margin over Gale,
Bucky Wilson's entry from Chester
town.
The race for boats l6 feet and
under produced a tie on points.
Aloha. entry of Bill Hartge of the
West River Club, and Duchess, own
ed and skippered by Bob Ray, Fair
haven Sailing Club, each totaled 7.
Aloha was declared winner because
of first in the opening event.
StarDoats-Aries H. Henry Wilmer. jr
Chester River Yacht and Country Club.
over 20 feet-Hishland Mary. Joe Har-
ris Rock Hall Yacht Club, 3 points.
:0-foot round bottom knockaDouts-
Li!l H. 4 NJ: TAYLOR West River Sailins
% 1wes R.veP pins as1 Rip5ide. soG john hsIIs Ass
Coushlin Annapolis Yacht Club. 81;
shamrock, Eldridse zing West Rlverl. Is:
Yacht and Country Club, is; Stormy,
Neal. Kramer West RIVER, l3; Rainbow.
B;n " H.Idal Phillips 1s swest RIVER, ;; Yankee;
IL Bud Hubbard Rock Hall, 5.
"0-foot knocksbouts. chine bottom-Sea
Witch Vincen; Kramer tAnnapolsl. 9
points olepdslQe. Joe SLrOns tRoCk haUi.
6: Rexall II, A, L. Sterling tChester River.
s.
Hsmpton--Ju-Jam. Jack Martin AN
,Chester River. IA; Ghsndi. John Mead
Chester River. 10. Di D. Too H Morris
Paschall Sd tRock HaID. :; Three Sisters.
Nellie Truslow tChester River. J.
I6-foot and under-Alohs, Billie Hartge
tWest River. : points: Duchess, Bob Ray
tFairhaven Sailing Club. :: Flying Cloud.
Massey. jr. tChester RIVER .
Come;s--Night Wind. Carl Van Zelinski
New York Yacht Club Q points. Gans-
way. Jack Cowperthwaite Rock Haln, E;
Colt, W. P. Bloecher. II. tChester RiveG).
g.
Snipes--Mermad. Arthur W Brown
Chester River, \ points: Robby Robert
L. Roberts. u. miles River Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Hall, Gun Club Prexy,
Has Perfect 50 in
Triumph al Traps

Col J. r. Hall, president Of the
Washington Gun Club, had a per-
feet run of so birds to win the fea-
ture event yesterday at the clubs
weekly shoot at Benning.
Coupled behind him were Julius
Marcey and H. G.. Wood. both with
4ss Both are southpaw shooters
and their high tie score gave them
an idea to challenge any two-man
team combinatio of shooters. Sew
eral teams have been formed and
will shoot against Marcy and Wood
next Saturday.
Marcy was in another tie yes
terday with Cawood Oliver when
both broke "a targets to lead the
25-target handicap shoot, with Mar
cey winning the toss for trophy.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Wood, Keen Despite Game Leg,
Faces P. G. A. Test With Eye
lon Unique Triple Crown

Wingfoot, N. Y. last Thursday is q
fairly solid argument for his
chances.
The Cherry Hills course is 35-
36-71 layout combining hilly and
fiat country, water holes and rough
heavy enough to make an ordinary
lawnmower lay down and quit.
Another champion, also on the
crippled list, checked in today. BY
ron Nelson. who won the title last
year. said he was fit and ready to
defend it, that a crushed finger
suffered recently, necessitating re-
moval of part of the nail, would
not affect his game.
Nelson, like Wood, planned brisk
practice sessions tomorrow to catch
up with earlier arrivals, notably
Ben Hogan, whose 66-to-par-71 prac-
tice rounds have installed him as
popular favorite.
Familiar With Course.
Hogan has familiarized himself
with every twist and turn on the
course So has Ralph Guldahl, win
ner of the open crown here three
years ago and who says, Cherry
Hills is made to order for me-"
The field of more than a hun
dred will qualify in 36 holes, Mon
day and Tuesday. There will be
63 places open. Nelson qualities
automatically, but will play the two
rounds in hopes of winning the dia-
mond-Studded medal
Although most Of the country'S
stars are on hand. colorful Jimmy
Demaret was among the missing
He was listed as a doubtful starter
by Fred Corcoran, P. G. A. Tourna-
ment Bureau manager, who assigned
no reason for the absence.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Virginia 10 Send 200
Horses 10 Bel Air
Race Meeting

BEL AIR. Nd, July 5.-Virginia S
racing establishments will send close
to 200 horses here for the Today
meeting that opens July %.
Thoroughbfeds from the State
slated to campaign here are:
Mrs. Arthur Whites Mami.'s Lad, Gold
Gap sod.r d Ba5y DQmpns M.sdor s1d od sg1 Ions
Broom and Mud Lover, Mrs, Charles NJ.
pr L tsne Alens cfon Pss paWn cha2es
NJ Feltner,s Red Duke Frank Brooke and
seoo,l.: sh,nsndpsh s'sble.s olympisn,
Run. Red IDOL, Wenuit, First Flins and
NJ, W 81 Ry2 R wauss,s b Ely g, aaa M y.stsn a,
con.r's Petes Goid and Neeopi, G A. Gu
lotta's America First. Herbert Krkpst-
ricks Mss Belfonds;; a; L: Lelth.s Paris
man. Farmlands, Alice Dodge and Buddy
Al Mrs; G. c, EveEhart's Limerick, Jack
SsScs y95ks ddass snd geh.1 a. HoTn.n Mn.
Bowmans schley Buck Brainchild and
j. Z. Colvin's Lyde. William 3 casilear's
John E Weboer's Randle JOY. j. B. Keys
countemesis. Jewell Song, Ripplins Ray
ns ana rsS TS0d1d NSs. ou9S Cbm aSa F Mae IS5b B5
per; s!ilson II; Hairs Meta Wood. Dsblln:
Sun Scene. Happy News, Minnie Susar
and Uncle Buck: J. L. Garthrights Worth
owning, Mrs. JACK T. Engle's Engle's Ma
and Jack Engle's Ensle's Wonder.
terisk: j. Hartnetts Rolling Lady. Hard
Roll and Indian Sea; w. H. Bowes' Rolling
Crown. Mrs. r. J. Wards Man-at-Arms
s. H. Rogers Sons Miss Maker.
Smoke Gal Sir. Ksar. Sand Fern. Sun
Maker. Happy Slave and Bad Dreams;
W. G. Wright's Frank H. J. B. Royston's
Glitter Gal and Not Sure, Irving Beav-
ers' Charming Boy and Microplay, L. O..
Paynes Capstick and Kittivake, G. Waush.
jr's Vendors Lem. Last Bet. Gigale Lee
and Tin Cam. Jane Waush's Caidon, W.
T Tapp's Rowing Eye.
r. 4. Waple's j, Hal, Berwyn. HIblaze
and Justs Jimmie: NJ. B. Goss' Likly Lad,
judges Bid and Barograph: R. L. Pier,
sons Never Idle, Tile Plate, GrAdatim and
Champneury: R S. Reynold's jr.'s. Charl-
ru. Sedace Knepsen. Frank L. and Mar
charl: P c. Rsndolphs War Scare and
Graymond. A. A. Baldwins Miss Ksar and
Alamode. 7. B. Lees Miss Mud and TOT
Rar and b o Z Randolph's One Only.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Miss Miller, Schmidt
Take Archery Titles

CINCINNATI. July 5.-Mildred
Miller of Milwaukee and Marvin
Schmidt of Chicago were crowned
target champions of the 18th
annual midWestern archery tour
nament today
Miss Miller posted a total score
of 2069 for double national and
Columbia target rounds.
Schmidt scored 2,134 for York
and double American rounds in
winning the mems target title.
In the Junior division Edward
Dunlop of Lincoln Park. Mich, won
the boys title with 1882, and June
Schwerin of Covington, KY, the
girls championship with 953.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Golf PIoyoffs Are Scheduled
Today at Three Local Clubs

Today is playoff day among the
golfers at three of the country clubs
around Washington. .-st
Col Kenneth Buchanan. 1t. r.
H. Sears and Capt. F. L. Lowe are
to play off at the Army-Navy
Country Club three-way tie for
the Gibbins trophy. All had net
72s through the rain Friday to wind
up in the tie. Hank Gibbins. son
of the distinguished soldier in whose
memory the cup was presented to
the club. needed par 3 on the
final hole to win with a net II, but
took for net 73
Jim Gipe. Beaver Dam champion.
and defending champ in the Federal
Golf Association tourney, is TO play
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Hooked Torpon Koyoes Washington Angler
Dr. Allan Wolfe Nursing Injuries Received Over Three Weeks Ago

Tarpon fishing in Southern
waters, where the big silver kings
leap and run and break up fish,
ing tackle. usually is not classed
as dangerous sport. But DR..
Allan S. Wolfe, Washington der
tist, only now. over three weeks
after brush with tarpon, is re-
covering from injuries received
when a 105-pounder jumped into
his boat, and in doing so knocked
him unconscious with a head
conclusion.
DR.. Wolfe was a member Of
party from Washington, consist
ing of Thomas w. McKnew. E.
o. Wagenhorst and DR.. william
G. Morgan. They fished for eight
days at Boca Grande, Fla. q spot
generally ranked as the top tar