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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
A JOAN ESzU ICAzSAC

kemenyen itelsz szigorusagod-
ban, kihez fordulsz maid tulaj-
don robaltatasodban? -
Mem mindig biinos az, aki an
max latszik, inert sziveben mem
vetkezett.
Kar, hogy Istvan csak ma
gyar kiraly volt. Ha nekiink
mondja ezt es a t0bbi bolcs in
telmeit, ma ugy idezik sza-
vait, mint Lincoln Abrahamet.
Mindez arrol jut esziinkbe,
hogy naponta latunk szokat-
Ian eseteket Amerika ugyneve-
zett Characterization, amelyek
mindig gondolkozasra kesztet-
mex benniinket. Egyik ilyen
esetb0l folyolag kivanjuk ell
mondani olvasoinknak mindazt
ami ezutan k0vetkezik::
Boldogok azok, akiknek en-
be1i jogait a torv5ny mem szo-
rita korlatok k0ze. De ma
napsag ritka nemzeti fiai el-
veznek ilyen boldogsagot. Ha
valakit peldaul ARA kenysze-
ritett sors, hogy dixtatori
allan polgaranak szIlessek,
akkor egy esztend6 sorara csak
egy par cip6t vasarolhat es a
husos talbot is csak egy szelet
pecsenyet rakhat sajat tanyer-
jara. De nagy Amerikaban "a
balhat annyit, amennyi csak a
gyomraba fer. Amerika mem
korlatozza polgarait, csak egy-
ellen tekintetben es ez az egy
az. amt Louis F. Lake det-
roiti, harmincnegy esztendos
k0muves soknak talalt.
Annak idejen, amint AIT az
Irasbol tudjuk, Adam es Eva
is csax egyetlen tilalmat KEEL
lett tiszteljenek. A ket gyu-
molcsfat a paradicsom kertje-
mex kozepen @s ezt az egyet
sc birtak megtartani. Louis F.
Lake reszere is sok volt az
egyetlen tilalom, amely ait
mondja, hogy egy embernek
csak egy felesege legyen -
egyszerre. Kello sorrendben
persze tobb is lehet. ARA va
lok a birosagok, hogy EFT lehe-
t6ve tegyek, mint AIT mozi
miveszeink es foleg muvesz.
n6ink olyan nagyszeruen tud-
jak.
Mi azonban, akik csak egy-
szeru, hetkoznapi emberek va.
oyunk, es mem mozi csillagok
ma1adjunk a mi detroiti ko-
mtives baratunknal, akirol
mostansag a torveny eber ore
kideritettek, hogy neki egy
asszony, egyszerre, mem volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

A kr6nikak, amelyek nemze-
TEX eleter6l szolnak, sok olyan
esetet jegyeztek fel, amelyek
arrol tesznek bizonysagot, hogy
boldogsag es bekesseg csak
olyan orszagokban van, anne
lyekben az emberek ugyes-ba-
jos dolgait mem a torv6ny hi
deg eszevel, hanem a sziv me-
legevel iteltek.
A magyar tortenelem ma
gyon sok ilyen biro felol tesz
emlitest. A magyar birak vol
talk mindig a legjobb sziviiek es
a legroSszabbak - amint AIT
f6leg Dickens, a nagy iro see
gezi lie - mindig az angol BIZ
rak voltak, akik ridegen itel-
TEX, a torvenyhez valo ragasz-
kodassal.
Or0mmel lehet megallapitani
AIT, hogy a puritan idok elmul-
ia 6ta Amerikanak igen sok
emberies Swivel dolgozo biraja
van. Tudnak persze szigoruak
is lenni, ha ARA szukseg van,
de biraink tulnyomo resze lacy
szivii, joindulatu ember, aki
nagy ok nelkul mem bocsat-
kozik szigoru iteletekbe. Mint
mindennek, persze ennek a tar
sadalmi osztalynak is van sze-
mete, de szerencsert ritka Is
mem maradandos. Az ilyeneken
tulad a k0zvelemeny a legk0ze-
lebbi valasztasok alkalmaval.
Emlekezzunk ra peldaul, hogy
az ohioi Daytonban volt egy
oregebb koru rendor biro, aki
elodjenek halala jussan jutott
csupan a biroi szekbe es inert
akkor szaraz id0ket eltunk, ir-
galmatlan binteteseket sza-
bott XII azokra, akik palinka
miatt elebe keriiltek. AIT hitte
a jambor, hogy ICY azutan a
szarazok kegye ujra megva-
lasztja. De ember meg soha
olyan csufosan mem bukott
ell a valasztasan, mint ez a sze-
rencsetlen. Meg a szarazok is
fakepnel hagytak, inert ugy
ereztek, hogy a biroi seek mem
kegyetlenkedesre valo.
AIT szoktak mondogatni, de
alapos meggondolas nelkul:
= A biroi hivatal konnyii
munxa.
Akinek konnyii, az rossz hi
ro. Aki jo biro annak igen ne
hez. A jo biro, ha mem is hal
lott soha az els0 magyar XII
rally, Scent Istvan felol, me-
gis a nagy kiraly szavait k0-
yeti, aki fianak, Scent Imrenek
ezeket irta:
= Fell biro lenni, inert ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

Az ember cSak akkor tudja
meg, milyen sok j6 baratja van
|amikor azok segitsegert fordul-
|Eak hOzz&.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

A jotekonysag ugyan emma
gaban hordJa jutalmat, de a
nyilvanos elismeres is iol esik
melleje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

noul vett egy vele .egykoru
fatal leanyt es boldog hazas-
sagat a sors ot szep es egeszse
ges gyerekkel aldotta meg.
Jobb megelhetes okab6l a Lake
csalad Detroitba telepedett
at, ahol Lake a jobb keresetii
komIivesek k0ze tartoz0St. y !
Az automobilok var0sahan
azonban a sors nemcsak ib ke-
resetet adott Lake uEaz1lnak,
hanem utjaba vetett egy ma
six fatal leanyt is, akivel
szemben a fatal k6muves ma
gyon tisztessegesen jart Ell.
Mem vezette rossz ultra. mem
csabitotta el, hanem n6iil vette
es az elet ezt a kett6s szamu
bcldog hazassagot negy cseme-
tevel ajandekozta meg. Egesz-
seges, kedves, jol taplalt oyer
mekekkel, akiArol Lake jo ferj
modjara gondoskodott.
Mindossze fel mertfold ia
volsagban lakott egymastol a
ket Lake csalad es a legkul0-
nosebb jelenseg eletiikben az
volt, hogy egyik csaladnak Sc
volt az apara panasza. Ma
gyon szepen gondoskodott Lake
mindket csaladjarol addig, a
mig rea mem jart a rud es ket-
t6s hazassag Matt atmeneti-
leg vizsgalati fogsagba mem
keriilt.
Az egyik megyei alugyesz
irodaja volt az, ahol a ket
asszony elosz0r talalkozott
egymassal. Mindegyik eyer
mekeinek tarsasagaban vonult
fel, baratsagosan kezet fogtak
IS nyomban megsugtak egy-
masnak, hogy mindketten ujra
anyai oromok ele neznek a
kozel jovoben.
A gyerekek viselkedese ellen
Sc volt semmi kifogas. A leg
idosebb flu, aki az else szamu
feleseg gyermeke, nyomban ole
be vette a masdik szamu fele-
seq tizenegy honapos kis apro-
sagat es testveri szeretettel
babusgatta. A tobbi gyerek is
nyomban osszemelegedett es XII
mentek a folyosora jatszani,
mint igaz testverekhez illik.
Az ugyesz pedig hozzakezdett
a ket asszony kihallgatasahoz,
akik 6szinten elfnondtak a
tortenteket, megtagadtak egy-
hangulag, hogy a kozOs ferj
ellen vadat emeljenek es ker-
tex, hogy a csaladfentartot bo-
csassa az ugyesz szabadon. Es
mikor az ugyesz ere csak a fe-
Jet razta, az else szamu feleseg
felpattant:
= Ha a torveny mem engedi
a ferjunket szabadon, akko1
ki fog rolunk gondoskodni?
Ez volt a kenyes, de ma
gyon konnyen erthet6 kerd6s
amire a fatal seg5d dgyesz
kinos zavarba jott. Huum0.
gott egy darabig, hapogot,
meg hosszabb ideig, azutan AIT
mondta:
= Maid megkerdem a f6-
ugyeszt, hogy nit csinaljak?
Jott fougyesz. Igen derek
joravalo ember, akinek saja1
maganak is van harom eyer
meke, de mellejiik or0kbe TO
gadott egy fiucskat is, szege
nyen elhalt unoka0csenel
magzatat. A foiigyesz, aki {
torveny teljes meltosagat KEEP
viseli, megszolalt::
- Ez az ember vetett a tor
Veny ellen, tehat meg kell bin
tetni.
Felrivaltak azonban ere +;
rideg szora a csaladot fElt'
anyak:
- Mi lesz a gyermekekkel
Ki ad nekik kenyeret addie
amig az apiuk rabSagban i'll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

/, Tegnap uralkodo volt, ma
uld0zott vad. Ez a zsarnokok
sOrSa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
KEDD: v1TEz GERMAN Es HOS oROsz

Vereznek frontok: fogvnak az eletek;
Moszkvat ostromoljak immar a nemetek.
Sok ezer tank, agyu, pancelos hadtestek,
Moszkva fele egyre mennek, menetelnek
. . S mennek szaz halalba vitez orosz h6s0k
Oregek, ifiak, n6tlenek es n6s0k.
Az orosz nep lelke Moszkva f0l0tt langol
minden orosz szivben oltarkent vilagol!
Timoshenko: frontjuk vezerl6 csillaga:
sod hadtesttel er fel egyedil 8 maga!
S eskiiszik sok milljo orosz hos tetemre:
"Elvezeti '1epet vegs6 gy6zelemre!" g~x -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13
AVILAG-hET STRoFABAk
Irja: Szegedy Lasz6
HETI ROVAS: ARMISTICE DAYRE

Emlekezziink ujra; huszonharom eve:
behordasra ert mar scent Beke keve!
Wig Beke-angyaiok r0pkodtek felettink
Istenbiz6- hittel szivbd iinnepeltiink.
unnepeltuk Istent, Armistice scent napjat,
vermez6kr6l megtert gyermekeink apjatl
fellabu tancolt iinnepelt bena:
hiv6 lett pogany enekelt nena
-. Jaj es hol tartunk ma, enny lido mulva?
Embermeszarszekek embert 0lnek ujra!
-. Mulnak veres ejek mulnak veres napok:
inert nem csinalunk mar vi Armistice napot :.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

nyilas eszjaras, idegen, iromba:
tuszkoljak Hazat idegen jaromba.
-. Nepek sz0rnyi diihe, felkorbacsolt ARIA
mem AIT kutatja maid, XII semi, aria?
Mind elleniink tornek, mind rank acsarog1
ha egymast pusztitjak: jaj a magyaroknal
-. Es tt NIT csinaltok? Beltilr6l ronboltol
gurulo markakert masrlak robotoltok -.
El6gomolyognak kozepkori remek
vallas, faj, babona, szaz szethuz6 vetek.
Akik egyiitt kiizdtek Multban es Maban:
rnert ne legyen testver koz0s hazaban?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-13

Hej voros magyarok: moszkvai cseledek:
a szvasztikas VILLAIN csapkod most beletek!
Nemreg meg testver volt szvasztika es sarl6
most mar orosz vert6l iszamos tarl6 j..
Sokaig volt szatok Berlin-Moszkva kuvik,
most zengjetek hat dalt, v0r0s tintakulik!
Homalyos kis elmek: kerge "elv" szat6csok:
most s6zzatok sz6t hogyha van meg s6tok.
Most daloljatok meg Stain tata almat,
most nyujtsatok neki a gy6zelmi palmat.
~ V0r0s tintakulik, most zengjen az enek,
mikor "Nagy Bertak" Moszkvanal zenelnek.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Navy Sharpshooters
In National CoIIeqe
Title Meet Here

Arthur G.. Hamilton, jr., former
Tech High student, returns to Wash
ington tomorrow at the head of a
band of Navy sharpshooters seek
ing the national intercollegiate rifle
team championship.
The event will be fired on the
National Rifle Association range,
with scores of the Is teams here
to be compared with others shoot
ing in all sections of the country.
Hamilton now is first classman
at the Naval Academy and is main
tanning an average of 278 out of a
possible 300 for the current indoor
rifle season.
The Middies are favored to take
the local and Eastern titles and
possibly the national crown, while
Penn state, Eastern winner last
year and runnerup to University
of Iowa for national honors, is rated
not far behind.
Other teams firing in Washing
ton will be Maryland, George Wash
ington. Georgetown, Cornell, Le-
high, Columbia, Pittsburgh, Drexel,
V. P. l., Brooklyn College, Cooper
Union, Brooklyn Poly Night School
and Lehigh J. V.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
NashviI|e-LittIe Rock
Girls Basket Feud
In New Chapter
VirtuoIIy Same Lineups
Thut Met in 40 Final
Face in A. A. U. Tilt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo, March %
The second chapter of the Nash
vile, Tenn Little Rock, Ark, feud
will be unfurled tonight in the
final round of the womens national
A. A. U. basket ball tournament.
A year ago the two sextets COL
lided with the Arkansas Flyers
compiling a 32-to-l3 triumph for
the crown.
Both clubs have virtually the
same Hne-ups they presented in
1910, but the two great stars of
the defending champions, Hazel
Walker Crutcher and Myrtle Shie-
yer. are slowed down by injuries.
They played just hard enough
last night to spill the Davenport.
QoWa) Stenos, 25 to 18.
Nashville, with Alline (Red)
Banks in the drivers seat, polished
off Des Moines Qowa) A. I. B., q
to 10.
The two Iowa seXtets will de-
eide third place in the pm. con-
test with the championship game
scheduled at 9:15.
During the last season, tonight's
finalists met six times with the
Nashville squad anneXing two tri-
umphs III both the games dropped
by the Flyers their all-America
forward, Shiever, was unable to
play because of injuries.
She reinjured her back Wednes-
day night. but will be available for
limited service in the title deciding
fracaS.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Terp Lacrosse Team
Twill Start I Vets
And ; Recruits

Marylands lacrosse team, which
hasn't yet had full service of its
regular coaches-Jack Faber and Al
Heagy who are with the spring
football forests only fairly well
set for the opening game with Dart
mouth at College Park next Mon
day at 4 o'clock, but seven vets and
three sophs doubtless will be WELD
ing sticks at the outset.
Jim Forbes at goal, Bob Fetters
at one of the points and Milton
Vandenberg at one of the homes,
are the rockies slated for duty.
Otherwise lettermen will prevail.
Bill Graham will play the other
point, Fred Widener appears at first
defense, and Jack Mueller, the heavy
scoring midfielder, will be at second
defense.
Completion of the offense will
come from among Lettermen Bill
McGregor, center, and Jordan Sex
ton, Al Slesinger, Jack Garrett and
Chick Allen, and these with VAN
denberg and Ramon Grelecki, an
other soph, should befuddle any de-
fenSe.
Carl Bachrach and Julius Bridges,
goalies; Ashton Thumm, John Rabai,
Harold Berry and Howard Keller,
defense, are the main supporters,
although some help should come
from the others on the squad.
Twenty six of the 80 stickmen are
Marylanders and the starting 10 is
all-Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Boom in Golf Around District
Forecast by Houghton, Back
In Pro Berth at Beaver Dam

drew more than 400 players. This
year. with an entry fee OF So, the
invitation event probably won't do
quite as well.
Oily BOids Meet.
Rock Creek Parks oily Boids"
today aim at increasing their or
ganization to a membership Of IS
or more gents willing to get up
around dawn and get in round OF
golf before going to the Office.
The Oily Boids," in case you
don't know about them, is group Of
men, many of them Government
scientists, who play almost daily
very early in the morning at Rock
Creek Park. They also like COM
petitive golf and stage many tour
naments among themselves. 1t all
started back in 1925, when DR.. w. B.
White and Martin Shepherd began
to play golf in the morning at the
uptown public course. The group
expanded and at one time they had
a membership of 70. They are aim
ing at this mark again, following
their annual meeting last night at
the Rock Creek Park clubhouse.
Officers were elected as follows:
DR.. White, president; Tom Meaney.
vice president; German Prince, sec
retary- treasurer. They will start
play for the Leoff1er Trophy within
few days, and will hold tourna-
ment a month for six months this
year, the larger tourney to be spread
over two years, or II months of
competition.
Present at the meeting were Dr..
White, Meaney, Prince, DR.. H.
Brodie, Sam Del Vecchio, DR.. J. w.
Green. Harry Oliker, L. V. BoWly,
Isam Mason, Phillip Wagshall, DR..
Nathan Cone. DR.. Ralph Cohen, DR..
William Colliton. Sam Smith, Joseph
Fields, L. V. Hedgecock, Larry Byers
and John WEIGH.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
G. W. Opens Diamond
Campaign in Game
With Ohio State
McGinnis Will Toe Slab;
Richmond Snaps Buck
Streak With 81 Win

George Washington's diamond
forces were to rip the cover off a
brand new baseball season this aft
ernoon on the East Ellipse with
Ohio States potent tourists supply
ing the opposition.
Coach Ed Morris anticipated no
change from his original plans
which called for Frank McGinnis
appearance on the mound as G.
WIS opening pitcher. Eddie Amen
dola and Red" Kloak were ready
to rush to his support if needed, but
Morris hoped the big, loose -jointed
scholar would go the full distance
Ohio suffered its first loss yester-
day when Richmond's Charley
Woolard cracked out ninth-inning
double with the bases loaded. The
blow scored 2 runs and presented
the Spiders with an 81 triumph
that fractured the Buckeyes three
game winning streak.
George Washington found little
solace in the result, however, for
State outhit Richmond, 10-5. This
potent attack, plus the fact that
the Colonials have had only two
days outdoor practice and will not
be at their defensive peak, was a
dark omen for the downtown aggre-
cation.
Tomorrow Ohio State moves over
to College Park to help Maryland
inaugurate its season.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Real Tests in Store
For Champions in
Badminton PLAY
Fields, Carolyn Wilson
Have Worthy Rivals in
Ice Palace Tourney

Washington's table tennis players
are getting in their last licks for
their biggest tournament Of the sea-
son-the 1871 District champion
ships, scheduled for tomorrow and
Sunday at the Chevy Chase Ice
Palace.
Stan Fields and Carolyn Wilson
Will be the mems and womenS de-
Tending champions, but already ap-
pear signs that both may be pressed
by more than one contender. Elias
Schuman. District champ for four
years and never less than runner
up in important tournaments this
season, apparently is set to give
Fields a run for his money and Lou
Gorin is another dark horse. Gorin
recently extended LaSzlo Bellak,
former international champ, to the
limit of five games before losing.
Miss Wilson's foremost competi-
ton should come from Polly WofSey,
recently crowned champion of the
Federal Employees Tournament and
champ of Greenbelt, Md, for the
past three years. Also laying" for
Miss Wilson is Caroline Stauffer,
another eX-local champ who lost her
crown only a year ago.
Mems and mixed doubles also are
scheduled. Play will start at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon ard
finals are to be played Sunday night.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
From the
Press Box
Pennunt for RedIegs
Up to Derringer
By JOHN w. LARDNER,
Special Correspondent Of The Star.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
28.-The last the public saw OF Paul
Derringer he was winning the World
Series for Cincinnati, with 81
victory in the final game. Ball
PLAYERS don't climb much higher
than that. Today, only five months
later, this same Derringer is the
weak spot in Cincinnati's plan for
another pennant.
Between fall and spring, seven
National League managers have
been thinking very hard about Gin
cinati. with larcenous designs on
the flag. They look for weakness
in Bill McKechnie's hand. and they
all wind up muttering "Derringer
may be it.
Their logic is pretty obvious. The
Reds are a pitching team, and up
till now they have been tWo-pltch-
er team. Walters and Derringer-
there they are; try and beat EN-.
That has been the Red slogan, and
very sound. too.
A few weeks ago 7 asked Mr.. LIE
land Stanford MacPhail, who plans
to win the pennant in Brooklyn, just
how he expected to go about erasing
the II games that separated the
Reds and the bold Brooks in 1910.
After all, .Derringer and Walters
still are in business.
"Say," barked Mr.. MacPhall, you
don't think Derringer is gonna win
90 again, do yOu?'
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Maryland Club Lists
National Amateur
TEST in August

Washington aspirants for the ma
konal amateur golf championship
will play their sectional qualifying
rounds for the title tourney at the
Country Club of Maryland on
Thursday, August IA. The Sec
tional qualifying rounds, as usual,
will be at 36 holes, medal play.
The championship proper will be
held at Omaha Field Club, Omaha,
Nebr., August $3.50. Entries will
close with the United States Golf
Association at 73 East Fifty-seventh
street. New York, on August l.
Sectional qualifying rounds for
the national open championship
will be played at Columbia Country
Club on Monday, May 26.
Announcement Of the amateur
championship trials was made today
by the Maryland State Golf Asso-
citation. The Country Club of Mary
land is the former Terra Mariae
Club and for years was known as
Rodgers Forge.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Derrineer Doesn't Pretend
He Hasn't Gone Back

There were signs of decay in the
Derringer arm during the 1910 sea-
son. The Duke lost II games, and
was dubbed heartily in some OF
those he won. His 35th birthday
comes up this year. He was a sea-
soned hand when he broke in with
the Cardinals 10 years ago. In the
last decade he has pitched tremen-
dous number of innings, mostly IN
q losing cause.
Derringer does not pretend to be
the pitcher he used to be, physically
I'm not as fast as was, and 1
can't work quite as hard" he con-
cedes. Maybe the curve don't snap
off as good as it used to, either. But
I know where the plate is. l know
these hitters. I have been pitching
with my head for quite a spell now,
and getting good results. Don't fool
yourself, this will be a good year for
me. Put me down for plenty wins. "
If the Duke keeps his promise
the Reds should win the pennant.
Frankly, 7 don't see how the Brook
lyn and st. Louis clubs. though i'm
proved. have improved enough to
catch up with the best Reds-Whlch
means the Reds of Derringer and
Walters, getting full-time work and
at least 20 wins out Of each OF this
mellow pair Of aces.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Pauline Betz Tennis Stondout
After Indoor Meet Mopup

The new titlist, who succeeds Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Cooke, was pressed
only in the midst of her singles
match and in the waning minutes
of the mixed doubles. But she still
had enough on the ball to keep her
supporters shouting from the roof
tops.
Mrs. Hazel Wightman and Kath-
crime Winthrop of Ipswich, Mass,
fell victims in the doubles, bowling
in straight sets, "a, 6-3, Miss
Winthrop also played on the losing
mixed doubles combination with
Chauncey D. Steele of Boston, but
it was the latter's weak game in
crucial spots that enabled the new
champions to exc out a 1913, IS
victory.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
Second-HaIf LaureIs
In Roosevelt Loop
Won by Marions

Marion A. c. basket ball team
holds the second-half championship
in the Roosevelt section of the Dis
trict Recreation League. The title
was clinched last night as Marion
remained mdefeated by downing
Corner Safe, 1914.
In other games at Roosevelt,
Pincus Grill won over Christ Church,
17-12, and Finnish Americans
doWned Bliss Electrical. 1922. There
were two games at Central. with
Air Duct defeating Ramblers, 28-
20, and Census Ramblers winning
over District Silents. 1920.
In the Tech section. P. w. A.
nosed out Friendship House, 1921;
Arlington Macabees defeated Call
Radio, 1926, and J. c. c. won over
Bellamn Fuel, 27-23.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Al Houghton, top money winner
among the pros of the Middle At
lantic sector in the 1910 tourna-
ments, is back on the job at Beaver
Dam today, bronzed after a winter
spent at Miami Beach, and predict
ing a big season for golf in Washing
ton and particularly at Beaver Dam.
Houghton made no predictions
about his own brand of golf, but it's
natural that he will be hot stuff
when the early pro Journeys are held
around Washington, after a winter
spent on and around a great golf
course. His last two rounds over the
famed Indian Creek layout were 50
and 10 against the par of 70, which
is fairly good golf when you consider
that not day goes by that the wind
doesn't blow there, across the dunes
from the nearby ocean.
Reports to the contrary notwith-
standing (and they've irked Al no
little) he will be on the job at
Beaver Dam. That club really is
booming" he said. The member
ship has picked up, the golf course
looks good and we are looking for
another big season" AIS aide of
last year-Stanley Johnson-has
left, and in a day or two Al will
have a new assistant.
Publinx Men Reassigned.
Tommy Doerer, jr., the public
links buZZ-saw, today took over the
post of manager at East Potomac
Park in a reShuffling of jobs among
the municipal links men. Harry
Graham, who has been at AnacoStia
for a. year, goes to Rock Greek Park,
where Harry held forth as manager
for several years. Al Farr goes
to Anacostia Park.
And look who's here. None other
than Len Burrage, the Eagle Beak
and mainstay of the championship
outfit of the Eastern Amateur
Hockey League will be on the start
ing tee at East Potomac Park. He
worked last summer at Rock Greek
Park.
Assistants will be Joe Micker at
East Potomac, John WEIGH at Rock
Greek and Wayne Owens at Ana
costa
Meanwhile, Bob Morris, president
of the East Potomac Golf Club. is
drumming up entries for, and STIR
ring up interest in the forthcoming
invitation tourney to be held at
East Potomac Park May 6, 7 and 8.
Announcements of the tourney have
blossomed forth at many of the
clubs and public courses around
town, and Morris hopes for big
entry. Last year the East Potomac
spring tourney, with no entry fee,