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Evening star., 1941-09-01
By WALTER McCALLUM.

Chevy Chase Club golfers have
six-event schedule facing them
during the fall months, starting
today with the annual tourney for
the Secretary's Cup, presented by
the late H. Prescott Galley when
he was secretary of the club. Five
of the Journeys are for men and
one is listed for the feminine golf
erS.
Qualifying rounds for the Presi-
dents Cup will run through Sep
tember 13, with match-play rounds
scheduled to end September 27 En-
tries for the Isaac T. Mann Cup
will close September %. This is
a four-man tourney, at best ball
handicap match play. with match
rounds running to october IL.
The 16 low net scores turned in
between September 81 and October
II will qualify for the Siamese
Cup, with match rounds to run
between October l3 and Is. A one
day tourney for the japanese Cup,
presented to the club years ago by
Former Ambassador MatSudaira,
will be played October l8.
Feminine golfers at Chevy Chase
will qualify for the Sheridan Trophy
September %, with match-play
rounds to follow one each day on
September 80. October l, and 3.
Holiday Journeys Today.
Labor Day Journeys were being
held at all the clubs around town
today, with some of them carrying
over events which started Satur-
day. Feature affair on the program
at Beaver Dam is the competition
for the Heimer Trophy, a one-day
event.
Beaver Dam saw brace of links
near-miracles yesterday. In the
first of them Ray kaufman scored
an ace on the 154-yard 14th hole,
playing the shot with a 6-iron in
match with L. H. Weisenberger,
John McGeever and F. Smith. In
the second John R. Miller put on
a great putting show to score a s.
under-par SO and win the gross
award in a sweepstakes tourney.
Net winners we're R. E. Kelly, 98-
30-66; John McGeever, 82-13-
SO: L. H. Weisenberger, E. N Heimer
and F. M D. Waters, all net 72s.
Comdr. and Mrs. T. o. Brandon,
parents of the District and Colum-
bia junior champion, scored a gross
ITO to win a mixed tourney at Co.
lumbia. Net winners were DR.. and
Mrs. Marion Falls, 176-28-148:
Col. and Mrs. J. M. Epperly, 161-
28-153. Finishing with net 1895
were the combinations of Mrs J.
Kessler and R. A. Bogley and Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. England.
Kenwood's links team treated
their guests from Quantico in un-
chubby fashion, winning team
match at KenVood by a score of
23l2 to 15l2. Kenwood Pro George
Diffenbaugh put on hot round
Evening star., 1941-09-01
ecreta Cup Tourney Opens Heavy Fall Program for Chevy Chase Golfers
Archibald Seeks Training Site
Here for Bout With Wriqht

Has anybody an indoor or outdoor
training camp he's not using and
wouldn't mind lending to joey
Archibald a few days? 1t doesn't
have to be elaborate, merely place
with a couple of washed windows,
ring, shower and heavy bag where
the kewpie clouter can warm up for
his New York featherweight title
bout with Chalky Wright here
week from Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
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Big Spot and Trout Strike at Benedict
Boy Fair Attracts Wide Attention

Benedict. noted for its early sea-
son run of hardhead, has expert
enced reasonably good fishing
throughout the summer. Now. big
spot and larger trout are striking
there in fine fashion. Capt. H. T.
Shorter reports all his boats bring
ing in good catches. and reminds us
the perch run isn't far off.
On one of the most beautiful
stretches of the Patuxent River,
Benedict boats find it possible to
fish in almost any weather, and
there isn't a fishing port on bay
or river that enjoys a longer sea-
son. Why more anglers do not fish
there is difficult to understand, par
ticularly so in view of the fact most
of the fishing is accomplished from
skiffs-a type of angling many pre-
fer nowadays because they can fish
ultra light tackle as they see fit.
Bay Fair Draws From Afar.
Max Chambers, originator and
secretary of the Chesapeake Bay
Fishing Fair, notes each year with
increased interest the inquiries that
arrive with every mail. Washing
ton always has sent a large quota
to these typical Bay affairs, but
this summer small towns through
out Pennsylvania seem as much in
terested as Pittsburgh and other
large cities that in the past have
sent solid carloads of fishermen to
the grand contest.
There also is a decided increase of
interest from distant points. Queries
have come from Colorado and
Washington State. and two have
come from faraWay Mexico.
The affair, this year at North and
Chesapeake Beaches on September
5. 6, 7. will draw between four and
five thousand anglers from A dozen
or more states. if present indications
are a criterion.
Woman Boats Record Fish.
Marion Hassler, Miami Beach,
landed her fourth broadbill sword
fish last week off Louisburg, Nova
Scotia. 1t was her third on "a
thread line. The other was made
on 9-thread and will be a womans
world record for this size tackle If
and when it is passed by the In
ternational Game Fish Association
Capt. Bill Hatch, the well-knowr
Miami guide, stopped off long
enough last week to tell us about
his two weeks at Louisburg with
Mike Lerner. Out of a total of
seven broadbill, three were caught
in two days. Bill, back home for
a while. is trying to decide whether
he should rejoin the Lerners for
an Alaskan trip for big game-to be
color-filmed for the American Mu-
scum of Natural History.
Strengthened Out on Law.
One bass angler called the oth$
evening to learn if he could fish an
other day on an expired two-day
Virginia license. and pay when he
returned. The answer. of course
was negative.
He was so interested in the two
days he had fshed Aqua Greek
the thought of losing several hours
waiting around for county clerks
Office to open made him lose sight
of the fact he was breaking the
law just as much as though he
never intended to buy license.
Good sportsmen comply with
state requirements before they go
astream Virginia wardens are very
much on the job right now to see
that they do. They are not only
courteous, but helpful in directing
anglers to the best waters. Meet
them as friends and remember they
are protecting anglers rights as well
Evening star., 1941-09-01
by Kelley Roos.

we have another drink. He said,
Carol you're first or something
like that, and she went over to him.
She had her glass in her hand.
And when she got almost to him,
the shot came"
Hysteria Threatens.
jeff stopped in front of me. Are
you sure, Haila? Is that it? Are
you sure it happened just like that?"
Yes"
so am l." He walked aimlessly
around the room. kicking up the
corners of the rugs, smoothing them
down again. He lit cigarette. took
one deep drag and smudged it out.
He wheeled back at me. Look,
Haila. One more thing. I want you
to think back again, hard. And
pretty far. Do you remember the
night Green Apples opened and I
waited for you outside your dressing
room? Eve North and Philip Ashley
were fighting Remember"
Yes, of course, I remember"
eve could hear them through the
walls. Tell me everything they said,
everything you heard"
oh jeff. please! I'm a frazzle.
I'm exhausted"
L want you to reconstruct for
me, that's all"
MY mind won't function any
more. 1t won't. Reconstruct your
self"
"Haila, please :"
"Oh, all right. Philip accused
Eve of stealing scene from him.
He was mad because during his
big speech Eve -"
when did that big speech Gomez"
Listen; if I'm going to recon-
struct, I'm going to reconstruct in
my own way"
Go ahead"
I'm too tired to change my STYLE"
"Okay."
'I've been through too much. /
feel like crying"
Wait just five minutes"
I'm hysterical, jeff"
Il know you are. Shall I hit you
in the face?'
will it hurt?"
III say. But it'll stop your hys-
terra"
Can I slap you back?" I started
to giggle, 1 couldn't help 1t. jeff
caught me on the cheek with his
open palm. I rocked, then things
went red.
The Big Speech.
When I pulled myself together
jeff was sitting on the floor groan-
ing. knelt beside him. JEFF,
what's wrong? jeff, talk to mel"
You louse You hit me in the
belly!"
"Oh, I'm so sorry!"
yeah" jeff was up. He prac-
ticed breathing again.
Shall l get you cup of tea?"
mo, thanks. And let that be a
lesson to you, Haila. Don't get hys-
terical around me. Now, where
were We?"
You were on the floor"
"Cmon, Eve and Philip. His big
speech. Where is it in the play?"
Almost at the end of the third
act. Eve was supposed to be ar
ranging flowers on the dining table
while he talked. She said that there
weren't any flowers on the table,
that either Tommy or Phoebe
Thompson was to blame for for
getting them. She said she had to
do something while he droned along
and Ashley said she needn't have
ratified the complete set of silver,
the glasses and the plates. Just up
setting the table would have been
more effective. Ashley heavy sar-
casm. There, that's it. That's what
they were fighting about, and what
Difference does It make2" A
Evening star., 1941-09-01

Ray Alvis will be glad tc hear
from any taxpayer having same and
willing to have Archibald as ten
ant. Alvis also wants a site for
Wright and was to inspect a couple
of places today for the chocolate
soldier.
Archibald is en- route here from
the coast where he lost a one-sided
decision to Richey Lemos and
Wright is scheduled to arrive
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
ZEMADE UP TO KILLN1

Were the flowers there?'
NO, don't think so. I guess
Eve was right"
jeff stopped his pacing and with
his back toward me looked silently
at Carols dooor. Over his shoulder
could see him waving out match
and splitting it with his thumbnail
When he turned he was putting
furiously at half-lit cigarette.
That's just how it happened
isn't it, Haila? You're sure of that?"
"Of course"
He thumped his hand on my back
Sweetheart, let's get married. l
have just put the Colony Murder
Case in the bag!"
I stared at him to see if this was
joke and I knew it wasn't. The
eagerness in his voice and eyes was
genuine. Before 1 could catch
enough breath to speak he was
sliding into his overcoat, moving
toward the door. I rushed after
him.
Jeff Finally Knows.
Jeff, you know! You've found
out who's been trying to kill Carroll"
He grinned at me. Yes. I know"
WAS it Ashley? Is Philip Ashley
the murderer after alp"
II can't tell you yet"
"Topnrvo Torppov nh Ie7
not Steve!"
Don't try to guess, Haila."
jeff. you've got to tell mel"
His face went grave and both
hands clamped my shoulders. Don't t
ask me, Haila, I don't want you to
know. It's dangerous. Believe
me, Haila."
But you .. then it's dangerous
for you? JEFF, you've got to tell the
police"
mot yet"
I said furiously: ooh. you don't
know. You've no more idea than I
have. How could you? Nothing s
happened to show you.'
You just told me who the muir
derer is"
II? I told you'll"
He snatched his hat and gave me
a preoccupied kiss on the cheek.
caugh him as he reached the door
jeff, where are you going?'
"Out and about, dear, out and
about"
What are you going to do?"
II can't tell you that. But III
tell you what I'm not going to do
Sleep. Not a wink. I'll call you In
the morning. I'll keep in constant
touch with you. G'night."
I stood before him in the door,
way, blocking his exit. Suddenly.
couldn't bear his leaving. couldn't
face the thought of a night in that
place with no one but Carol. I felt
my face 60 white, heard myself gulr
as I spoke. JEFF, don't leave me
Please, don't CO."
He held my hand tight. What Is
it, Haila?"
JEFF, I'm frightened, really fright.
ened. I'm afraid for you. I'm afraid
for myself, to stay here alone with
:. with Carol. When I thought she
was before 1 knew about her
didn't mind. 1t seemed worth
while then and I could be brave
But now, now I'm scared. I don't
want to stay here with her Il
some one tried now :. to hurt her
>.
"Nobody's going to hurt Carol
Nobody's even going to try"
But -
"Haila, I'll tell you this. Keep II
under your hat. We've been on the
greatest wild goose chase that ever
was perpetrated. Nobody ever triec
to kill Carol. Her life's never beer
In danger for one minute"
co be continued) -
Evening star., 1941-09-01

Another torrid stretch drive with
the title hanging on the outcome Of
the final games appears in store for
National City League fans after vic
tories scored yesterday by Heurich
Brewers. Orang Disc and Miller
Furniture wound the race into a
tighter knot
Undefeated, the Brewers and
Orange Disc chalked up their fifth
consecutives victories while the sec
ond-place MiIlers remained at their
heels-one-half game behind after
AZ triumph over Naiman Photogra-
Dhc.5.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Judson, Mai Villains
Seourge, Matched
With Steinborn

Frank Judson. sinewy scourge of
mat villains in this precinct almost
a decade ago, has been booked for
a special 30-minute duel with Milo
Steinborn on this weeks mat card
at Turner's Arena. The show is
scheduled Thursday as usual.
Judson teamed with Maurice La
Chappelle last week in winning a
two-man match with Angelo Leone
and Fred Grobmier
Pat Fraley and the Green Hornet
are cast in the featured roles.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Worshom Out of Money
By SinqIe Stroke

Lew Worsham, Burning Tree golf
pro, finished shot outside the
money in the Hershey CPa) open
tourney yesterday. Worsham wound
up the 72-hole affair with a IS for
a total of 294, one shot too high to
get into the money
The other Washington profess
sionals finished far outside the
money positions.
Andy Gibson, former Maryland
open champion from Baltimore.
scored a last-round 50 for a total
of 294.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
RossIyn Duekpin Loop
Meets Tomorrow

A final meeting Of the Rosslyn
Independent Duckpin League will
be held Tuesday night at 8 at the
RossIyn Bowling Center.
Gait Davis, director of the 20-club
loop, requests all team captains and
others interested to attend. The
league will open Tuesday. Septem-
Der 9. Several franchises are open.
Wednesday night the Arlington
County League will hold a meeting
in preparation for its opening a
week later.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
The
SPoRTL|GHT
Net Title TussIe Seen
Between Riggs, Kovocs
BY GRANTLAND RICE,


The leading soothsayers are about
evenly split between Bobby RlggS
and Frank Kovacs at Forest Hills
this week. They give Don McNelll
a chance to defend his crown II he
can work himself into better form
The 1910 winner needs more tennis
and this may spill his chance to re-
peat.
So. barring some brand of upset
Riggs and Kovacs should be the
surviving pair when the snow
reaches the final act.
Concerning these two, Riggs Is
the more deperdable-Kovacs the
more brilliant. With both at top
form. Kovacs should win. But Riggs
is more likely to be at his best than
Kovacs. who at time is harder 10
ruess than an entry at Saratoga or
Auueduct.
Mcneil is the only remaining
party who might upset this final
selection and Mcneil will have TO
be in a form-recovering hurry
through the next few days to get as
far as the final frame. In top form
he is as good as either. Last year
he was better.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
SPLIT Hot DoubIe-Heuder

Railway Express and Northeast
Tigers baseball teams split a dou-
ble-header yesterday at the Monu-
ment lot. The Tigers won the
opener, 10, with the Expressmen
taking the second, 80.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Meet Now Is Top Spot
OF Major Tennis

Strangely enough, the Davis Cup
moved to Australia as the first
World War started This was Au-
gust. 1914, when Brookes and Wilding
stopped Mclaughlin and Williams.
The cup remained in Australia six
years before Tilden and Johnston
brought it home.
Australia won again as the second
World War opened, and how long
1t will be before another recovery
march is launched is beyond any
ones guess.
So, the Forest Hills meeting be-
comes the lone major spot in modern
tennis until the world again be-
comes worn out with war. While
Riggs. Kovacs and McNeill should
be the top trio, there still is enough
class left to round out an interest
ing week and bring out first-class
crowds.
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Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1941-09-01
McIntyre HurIs Five-Hitter

Lefty Mcintyre pitched a five
hitter yesterday for Cameo Furni-
ture as that club defeated the Moose
baseball nine, 10, at Keyser. w. Va.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Tournament Foirly Open,
Mvrick Contends

limited States tennis has known a
long parade since Bill Larned reign
ed and Maurice Mclaughlin boosted
the game with his smashing style.
You can look back on Norris wal
liams, R. L. Murray, Little Bill
Johnston. Big Bill Tilden-and then
the charge of the French with Rene
I,scoste and Henri Cochet until
Bill Tilden and Ellsworth vines
stopped it. Then Fred Perry and
the British moved in until Don
Bulge hit the heights.
But the days of international ten-
MS are over for some time. only
the United States is involved at
Forest Hills this week as far as any
championship chance might go.
What about an upset - Whlch
means the defeat Of Riggs or ho-
yaes before the closing day?
Both have been beaten before
during this season and it can hap
pen again. In fact, Julian Myrlck,
a veteran observer who knows MS
tennis. figures this tournament
fairly open one, much more so than
many believe.
There is a better chance for an
upset in one of the minor tourna-
ments, however, than there should
be in championship meeting
where the leaders have worked
themselves into winning form and
where the pressure will be harder
on the underdog.
Evening star., 1941-09-01
Tilden Greotest Ever,
Experts Declare

Moving from Bill Larned through
Don McNeill, who is the greatest
champion of the lot from this long
parade? I put this query up to a
number of experts, tennis players
and non-combatants and the verdict
went to Bill Tilden with something
to spare. They we're talking of Bill
Tilden in his best years.
"Tilden," one of his old competi-
tors said, had about everything. I
mean speed-power-control-s
-generalship-cunning-stamina- -
and whatever else it takes. He had
the service, the forehand, the back
hand and court covering agility.
He was a cat on the court, always
in position to make his return"
They rank Little Bill Johnston as
one of the great competitors of all
time. Little Bill. weighing only 1l8
pounds, fought Tilden to the final
stroke more than once. The slen-
der Californian was as determined
a battler as any one ever can hope
to see in action. He was especially
a form of killing poison for all for
eign players.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-05
To-day Birthdays

George 3, Sokolsky of New
ST. born ia Utica, III. Y. AS years
ago.
wood, famed movie producer,
born in Wahoo, Nebr., SO years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-05

on Wednesdays and Sundays,
the lads get expert coaching
from paid-and-uniformed UNI
pires Tony Pianoski and Hal Lee
bovitz. After an inning in which
some player makes a mistake
Ike forgetting to swing at a ball
when a teammate tries a clean
steal of home-the umpire asks
the error maker what he should
have done. The youngster usually
knows his fault.
Star of the National League is
Mario Terni, an orphan recently
adopted BY local family. Mario
was given a try-out like all other
applicants by playing a full
game,
He began by pitching right
handed and tanning the first
three batters. In the second in
ming he struck out three more
but this time with his left
fliger. During the third frame
Mario spanked the rockies with
the finest catching the old leag-
uers ever saw.
Now Mario is the Leagues
leading shortstop, hitting a mere
600 for the Cardinals.
Il hate to do it.. Mrs. Morhard
says. because the boys get at
tached to their uniforms, but I'm
going to have TO shake up that
Cardinal team. They're winning
too many games. But ! can't very
well shift Mario. He is the Cars
dinals"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-05
YANkS CLAIM A. L. FLAG
LOOKS LIKE INDIANS AND CARDS
IN WORLD SERIES OF CLEVELAND
SAaNDLOT BASEBALL WEARS MAJOR LEAGUE
PANTS IN SUBURBAN UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTS; STARS APLENTY
~ DOUGLAS DIES. APP Feature Service wsiisr

CLEVELAND, Sept. Sand
lot baseball wears major league
pants in suburban University
Heights. home of the Junior
American and National Baseball
Leagues, Inc.
On two regulation diamonds,
ITO boys between the ages of 10
and IA wear uniforms copied
from nine major league teams
and play a brand Of baseball far
beyond your expectations.
A batter hitting ia on a team
which has seven 400 hitters, an
3ambidextrous pitcher who bats
600 and plays shortstop on off
days, and several sons Of former
professional players are some of
the features Of the league,
It all began three years ago
when Albert j Morhard, then
8, could talk about nothing but
baseball. He organized a team,
made everyone spractiee. got OPP
ponents, and spent his winters
scheming for summer.
Today his widowed mother.
Mrs. Josephine Moyhard, II
godmother and Commissioners
Lands" Of the two leagues
which she RECENTLY incorpo-
rated. and rules with velvet
covered hand Of steel.
Each bow buys his own $14
uniform for the wholesale price
OF s6.7O. Mrs. Morhard raises OPP
Grating funds by having each
player sell two 81 booster tickets.
and by staging a benefit barbe-
cue at the end Of each season.
Young Morhard's first team
was the Little Indians in trib-
ute to the Cleveland American
Leaguers. This year the Indians
and Washington are tied at the
top Of the five-team American
League, Chicago IS third. and
New York and ST Louis share
the cellar.
The National League, formed
this year with four teams, is
topped by the undefeated St.
Louis Cardinals. Brooklyn is in
second place, followed by the
Pirates and Cincinnati.
Wayne Virgins of Chicago
leads the American League
stick-swingers with TIA bat
ting average. Six of his team
mates are smuggling above the 400
mark, which makes the Chisox
pitchers nightmare.
But Richard Kusa, IL. star
Indian Highlander, found them
easy meat recently He famed
III, walked none, to win q seven
inning contest, 4 to Q.
Johnny Peckinpaugh, l0-year-
old son Of Roger Peckinpaugh
manager Of the. major league
I cievelandersl, plays right field
] for Morhard' 81 Indians Ypung
I Peck IS no star, but very willing,
Then there's Raymond Lind
I quist., III, beautiful fielding
Yankee shortstop who IS q son
Of William Lindquisi. former
pitcher in the ST. Louis Car
dinal farm system. Little Lin
] dy Is al pitching material
too. but his Dad will not per
nit him 10 pitch more than
once every two weeks.
IN their twice weekly games
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-05
Today's Horoscope

Today's indications are for de-
cided business ability, SO that
here should be 4 sufficiency OF
success in life, if a reasonable
balance is maintained Watch out
for any chance of ENHANCEMENT
With the opposite sex, and be
very cautious IN your dealings.
for you viii be at 4 disadvantage
therein