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Evening star., 1941-01-18
Match Play Tilt
Dominated by
Lesser Pros
Aces Put Out Early
Include Demuret,
Sneud, Hogan
By RUSS NEWLAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18.-
Quarter-flnalists wheeled up their
big guns in the $1,000 San Fran
cisco Match Play Open Golf Tourna-
ment today, but the heavy thunder
in the l941 renewal Of the annual
event was matter of memory.
The Big BerthaS' Of the COM
petition, with few exceptions. were
silenced in yesterdays first and
second rounds. Newcomers or lesser
known shOtmakers dominated the
third round.
On the national tournament cir
cult, the name of Fred Wood Of
Vancouver, British Columbia, is not
exactly a by-word, but Wood. by
producing more consistent golf than
his rivals, reached the third round
with wins over Eduardo Blasi of the
Argentine, and 5, and over Vic
Ghezzi, Deal, N. j., up, respec-
lively.
He next meets Jimmy Thomson,
generally rated as the Country's
hardest ball walloper and links
man who has matched the best in
the game
Fine Round No Help to Snead.
Thomson, from ChiCopee, Mass,
charged through his first two
rounds with wins over Emery Zim-
norman Of Portland, Oreg. f and 3
and Sam Snead, the Hot Springs,
Virginia, star, I up. Snead, before
losing to Thomson. carded the finest
round yesterday, a 6-under-par 66
for the Presidio course in defeating
Ben Hogan of White Plains, n. Y,
himself shooting a g.
The other quarter-fnal match Of
the upper bracket paired off Melvin
Chick Harbert, 25-year-old pro
making his first winter swing. and
veteran Harry Cooper of Chicago.
Farbert, sensation Of yesterdays
rounds. advanced with a 1-up win
over Jim Gauntt of Longviev. Tex,
and followed with an upset victory
over the defending tournament
champion, Jim Demaret of Houston,
Tex, up on the 18th.
Cooper. little nifty of the game,
bounced Ray Mangrum. Oakmont.
Pa, out Of competition, and 2, and
handed an identical beating to Joe
Brown. Des Moines, Iowa, In the
second round.
Mangrum Beats Tough Ones.
Lower bracket matches paired off
Tony Penna of Dayton, Ohio. with
Lloyd Mangrum of Oak Park, Ill,
and Al Zimmerman Of Portland,
Greg. with John Revolta Of Evans
ton. III.
Penna was not hard pressed to
win from Bill Williamson. Los An
geles, 3 and 2, and from Bob Con-
molly. Seattle up. in yesterdays
action. Mangrum conquered more
formidable opposition, defeating for
mer P. G. A, National Champion
Denny Shute, 4 and 2, and Sam
Byrd, the eX-New York Yankees
baseball player and a tough golfer,
and l.
Zimmerman moved up to match
with Revolta through wins over Jim
McHale, Philadelphia. l up, and
over Jim Walkup, Odessa, Tex, by
the same count.
Revolta, one of the elders of the
sport, batted 1000 per cent. He
ousted Olin Dutra, former National
Open and P. G. A. tournament win
ner, in the first round. 3 and 2. 1t
was on Dutra's 4Oth birthday ami
versary. such luck
Revolta came back to send Leland
Gibson of Kansas City into discard
by l-up score Gibson had pro-
vlded a flrst-round sensation by
taking the measure of the present
United States Open champion, Law
son Little, 2 and /.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Bv the Associated Press.

BN tEt HSSOtIdltu f4tSS.
CHICAGO, Jan. ia Nation
wide guessing contest started today
on the identity Of professional foot
balls first all-poWerful commits
sioner.
Owners of the National League,
ending a tWo-dav informal meet
ing here Yesterday. definitely COM
mitted themselves to hiring a rule-
of the sport, but all questions de-
signed to squeeze out names under
consideration met stone wall of
silence.
The owners intimated. however,
that they expected to narrow the
field to one man within the next
two months and place him under
contract before their official meet
ing In April.
They had offered the job and a
10-year- to Arch Ward.
sports editor of the Chicago Tribune.
two weeks ago, but he turned it
down. The post is expected to
carry a salary of about S25,000.
George Marshall. owner of the
Washington Redskins, explained
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Races for Two u. :.
Titles Put Spice
In Tank Meet
More Than 100 Splash
In A. A. U. Midwinter
Contests Tonight

Two national indoor swimming
championships will be decided to-
night at the annual District A. A.
U. mldWinter meet at the Shore
ham Hotel pool, in which more
than 100 swimmers representing q
leading clubs in the East, Will COM
pete.
Titles to be decided are the mems
junior national 220-yard freestyle
and the Women's junior national
440-yard freestyle. In addition. the
District A. A U. women's Junior
50-yard freestyle championship is
at stake. There are no defending
champions in any of these events
since previous winners automatically
are barred from competing again.
Ten events are on the program.
besides the title races, mems 100
yard breaststroke, mems fancy div
ing, mems lO0-yard backstroke,
mems 150-yard medley relay. Wom-
ems 100-yard backstroke. women's
100-yard breaststroke and women's
l50-yard individual medley.
Prelims on Tap Today.
Because of the heavy entry in
several events. preliminaries in the
mems 220 and fancy diving and
the womens 440 were to be run off
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, with
the meet proper to start at 8.
Massanutten Military Academy,
winner of the team championship
last year, has been crippled some
what by Illness throwing the race
for the mems team championship
wide open. Clubs entered are Shore
ham. Ambassador, Y M. c. A and
Boys Club from Washington; Lam
caster (Pal Swimming Association,
Newark Women's Athletic Club.
Philadelphia Y. M. C. A., Penn
Hall School. Hershey PA A. c.,
Lighthouse Boys Club of Philadel-
phia, Baltimore knights of Colum-
bus, MaSsanutten Military Acade-
my, Reading Pa Y. M. C. A.. st.
Joseph's College of Philadelphia,
Emelec Club of Ecuador, Baltimore
Y M. H. A, Hagerstown Y. M. c.
A, Lafayette College, Orange IN.
j. Y. M. G. A. and Goldsboro IN.
c. Swimming Association.
Among the recent outstanding en-
tries is Abel Gilbert of the Emelec
Club of Ecuador, holder of two
South American swimming records
and the United States interscholaS-
tic 440-yard record. Another is
Prince Nufer, representing the
Goldsboro IN. c. Swimming Asso-
citation. She is holder of the Junior
national 100-meter outdoor back
stroke record and the Junior ma
tional 150-yard indoor individual
medley championship. She won the
100yard backstroke event in the
recent Presidents Cup Regatta
swim at the Shoreham and is en-
tered in that event and in the 15O-
yard individual medley in this meet.
Another late entry is Warren R.
Morgan of the Orange IN. j. Y.
NJ. c. A., real threat to win the
220-yard title. He holds the New
Jersey A. A. U. outdoor champion
ship at that distance.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.
Assnria aS DrecS Crorts yNritar

NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-The
American League film proves
Dick Barten wasn't the goat of
the last game of the World
Series any more than you were.
Just watch Jimmie Kits (who
was let out at Rice a year ago.
bob up with new head coach
ing job next fall-or earlier.
Also. here's a name you don't
want to foyget-a Michigan
sophomore back named Ufer.
They say he really has what it
takes. Clark ShCughnessy is 60
ing to reveal the secrets of his
"T" formations at summer
schools because he's going to
ditch it after next season-when
frankie Albert and Kmetovic
graduate.
Paging Diogenes-It always is
refreshing to run into such a de-
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Putting Gives Dawson
Edge Over Ferrier
In Miami Golf
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 18.-George
Dawson, crack Chicago, golfer,
thanked an efficient putter today for
his victory in the Miami Biltmore
amateur tournament.
Dawson holed three long puts in
crucial moments to defeat Big Jim
Ferrier, the Australian champion, 4
and 2, in the 36-hole final yesterday.
A divot on one of the green's and
a stymie also contributed to the
downfall of Ferrier, tournament
medalist.
The Chicagoan had eliminated
Dick Chapman, national amateur
champion, IN the semtfinalS.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
WeIch Rinq Official

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 18.-The
appointment of D. Andrew Welch
of Richmond to the State Boxing
and Wrestling Commission, succeed
ing the late James A. Blake of Rich
mond, has been announced by Gov.
Price,
Evening star., 1941-01-18
lundon Wins at Sturt

A flrst-period drive, in which 1t
ran up 9 points while keeping its
opponent scoreless supplied the mar
gin by which Landon School casers
downed a visiting quint from Balti-
more Friends, 22-14, at Landon
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Totals "a 351 Totals - 4 "a
Half-time score-GeorgetoTn 80; Mary
land. Is.
Free throws missed-Maryland Ulman,
o. Ochsenreiter, /. GEORGETOWN, Engles,
l. Martin. !: Pajak, 3: Bornhemer, /:
Schmidt l.
Referees-Messrs Mention and Shirley
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Anyway, Job Will Pay $4,000 q Year

ToppingIts getting late fellows I've lot of things
Brundage
Offices Chicago where they belong and
Marsha-HoW about Jim Farey At the he's buying the
Yanke he o be ree
Thompson-Were getting a
understand having
bugh Now named couple of Hoovers Wilkes Jones'
all
gradually eliminate them Bell,
nominations?
Bell recapiuang)Au right here Wilke Storck,
Farley Mickey Rooney
Marsha-Le the papers
April very
job will pay $4,000 year
meeting adjourned
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Big B Of Golf Subdued San francisco Open Enters Quarter naE
Win, Lose or Draw
Things They Probably Didn't soy-But Might Have
BY FRANCIS {. STAN.

Things They Probably Didn't Soy-But Might Have
Mems note: National Football clubowners,
secretly Chicago decide
April to outrank President Socky
Alex Thompson fellows
sort happen Meeting president
mean Remember I'm pea this game thought
you boys doing all right
George Marshall Washingon)-An right Thompson,
you must remember football
is just baby Well
and telling
Curley Lanbeau tCeen Bay)-Smatter, George?
Marshall beathlessy)-I happened think! What's
Bert Bell CPhiadephia)-Bu anything
football?
Mahal-Wha difference that make? He learn can't
he? What
Nandel
Storck wit
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Storck Stuck Up for Referee HuIIoron

Halas tChicago-A nickel
the Midwest. a
Marshan-Pease don't mention that word again.
Halas-Storck mean?
MarshNo, Bear speaking of Storck did
with 1899? Srelp Russell field
Mara through the 1aloan called
he George because Storck
Marshau-It that, either.
let Haloran referee the
Mara-What difference
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Either Of the Hoovers-J. Edgar or Herb

Dan Topping Brookyn)That Storck won't forget what he
did Dodgers
took the off the Bells
Pittsburgh three before the with Philadelphia
Bell defensiyely)What the with that? didn't
that would played
Topping tsnifng)Ran fellows call
ofl Can't control -?
Bel-Did you control
Topping-Wha?
Bell (grinnng)-The o
Topping Cmserably)-Oooh.
Marsha-EIere, let's qubbe Let's
Wlk
tions?
him
Tim Mara tNeW YorkAnoter Republican?
MarshaIThas a in
in he of OH eaeu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-12

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my on" '~'''J''Ne'S'
announcer carry AmerIcah lag
Nilo"h TO the Nafolill"S consisted OF
"lII''ch SllpeS' alternate fed and
NlIl'' lNPllyin3 lne hIfleeh c"lohleS'
WItH a unlon bearing the crosses OF
81. George and 81. Andrew combined
"'"u SiSii'lS nis inc ihouleI country
II was known as me Grand Union
nag on Congress NoIofS.
me taFIleSt perfect representation
OF the Grand Union ensign appears
on Nofln currency OF 90.
me State Was IfSt To t1e
de4e2aleS To Congress To vote Tor M
dependence III mat same year ana
I"'tl troops from NoItn N"lolLi'o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-12

Floating from the lofty pinnacle OF
American IdcaliSm, Il flag IS a bea-
con of enduring hope, like the fam
Gus Bartholdl Statue of Liberty en-
Tightening the world to the oppressed
of all lands. 1t floats over an assem-
blage OF free people from every
racial stock on earth.
Old Glory cmbodies the essence of
patriotism. Its spirit is the spirit Of
the American nation. It's history is
the history of the American people.
E~mblazoned upon its folds in letters
Of living light are the names ana
fame Of our heroic dead, the Fathers
of the Republic who pledged upon its
affairs their lives, their fortunes and
their sacred honor.
Our flag bears witness to the i'm
menSe expansion Of our national
boundaries, the development Of our
natural resources, and the splendid
structure OF our mutually helpful So
clal system. 1t prophesies the tri-
umph OF popular government, of civic
and religious liberty and national
Righteousness throughout the world.
In recent years it has been the Gus
tom to observe June IA, the anniNer-
sary Of our flags adoption, as Flag
Day. 1t is also an opportuue time
for all Americans to renew this SOL
emn vow: Il pledge allegiance to the
Flag Of the United States Of America
and to the Republic for which it
stands, one nation, indiVisible, with
Liberty and Justice for ALL"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-12
Stock Market
On Upgrade

New York, June l2.-(AP)-Bid-
ding for specialties, including an as
Sortment of senior issues, kept the
stock market on the upgrade today
despite tagging tendencies Shown by
some leaders.
Gains ran from M to more 1nan
five points for scattered faVOrite5
but fractional plus signs We're the
rule. Transfers We're around coo, 900
shares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-12

Low in cost, high in
quality. This is our
most priced promo
ton. The best shirt
your S1.00 can buy.
White, assorted pat
tie te' @s Is - $1.00
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-12

Double purpose absorbent Terry cloths
and porous crash, plain white,
tan. maize, blue and stripes. Small
medium and large SIZE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01

sign which
5 aid r e d
Cross Official
First Aid Sta
tion-2 If you
saw that sign,
maybe you
" 0 n d e 2 e d
what il meant.
Well II means
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
roo LATE TO
CLASSIFY
By RUSSELL KAY

I sfiH contend that no more
profitable way could be found TO
spend the advertising fund Of
the Florida Citrus Commission
Than to carry a fun page m every
paper published where such fruit
IS shipped, warning people NOT
70 buy Florida fruit regardless OF
how attractive It may appear.
because il IS green, and bitter.
and not fit to eat
If regulation and inspection
and law can't control this evil,
lets at least be honest and make
some effort TO protect the good
name Of Florida Such sdvertis-
ing would be so startling and 50
impressive il would make mil
lions Of friends for the state and
for Florida fruit.
A few selfish, greedy opera
tsFs waaldn't Ike such a pro-
gram. But everybody else would,
and we wouldn't have 70 do il
more than one OF two seasons 10
insure the shipment Of only
GOOD fruit. -.
On the other hand-what the
heck2-we'n b shipping FROZ-
EN- fruit in all probability later
IN the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
Above Picture Illustrates Violations of Safe Driving
Rules Causing the Largest Number of
Preyentable Accidents

through highway and shan
Sed other vehicles which
section from said tr1gh highway
closely through highway
but the diFer yielded ether
vehicles approaching the intersection
yd the the vehicle proceeding
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01

just what il says. IN these days
and times there are q lot OF peo-
pie who get behind the steering
wheel and right away they
think they are another Barney
Oidfield' and off they 60 down
the highway making more miles
per hour than the law allows.
First thing you know they OF he
or she busts right into your car,
II you happen TO be riding. or
runs over you if you are walk
ing And there IS a bad acct
dent and you are a long way
from any hospital or doctor. But
somebody sees that Red Cross
First Aid sign and they look
around a bit That sign means
that IN the immediate vicinity
there IS person or persons
taught the technique (the know
aoH i that NcrH betheEs you)
OF how 10 adHlislister tie correct
first I'D treatment fur .Ss1lhries
wEESh psn probably save / scsrt
Life lli1kA ! doctor OK an lan.bu-
lanee happens along ff|I
Not mat We think ftet just
kdsp ly'o&a alive unza1ll old san
bones can get lock at you and
say too latel too lateg" but
they keep you alive 50 you can
go home 20 your wife and chill
dren and be a source Of help 10
them and not a loving memory
So you see that might happen
70 any Of Us and don't you think
il worth while to be a member
of an organization that makes II
possible to have that kind OF
help at hand when needed
Then you ought to Join the
Red CroSsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01

e T. o.Brisn Publishes PAR
Times Of Cuba and Pan Amer
lean Rsviewl at San Isnaeio 81.
Havana p. o. Box IS. Tel.
M-lol2- Chamber OF Ccmuexcs.
Hotel Ia Coneha. Bus Staten.
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DON'T MISS P. A. r.

La Rsvista Msnsual en- Espancl o
Tnglss. Mailed al Havana Monfh-
lY On the l3th- Ten Cents 81 q
Year. Six Years SIS. Sample FREE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01

DAUGHTER BORN

Announcement has been made
OF the birth Of a girl. weighing
7h pounds. TO Mrs. Nathalie Rus
sell al 923 Angela street
The little lady has been given
the name OF Ruth Yvonne
Subscribe 70 The Citizen. 20e
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-01
SHOWS ADVANTAGE OF
JOINING RED CROSS
By SAM GOLDSMITH
Publicity Agent

Did you ever ride along a
main highway in your sutomo-
bile or your friends automobile
tand We hope he invited you and
you have not been one Of those
that borrowed the auto" but
you had to hit him over the
head before he would let you
have il Variety and you no
'ticed along side the highway a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
MARCH Q1 TO APRIL 60


Aries-From all planetary in
dications it looks like a fine
money making day. Gains
through sound investments, ex-
pansion, improvements and
advertising shown. Be doubly
ambitious.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
s-No chance for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT" countenance
this poppy business day. And if
you show you've put a good
price on your own value, others
will accept you at that high
value. Advance the right way
and happiness will attend sue
cess.
MAY ef TO JUNE Fl
G. min Your achievement
viii most likely come through
your innate ingenuity and inher-
ent knowledge of servicing the
public well. Selling, shopping,
attention to ones personal APP
pearance and health are on the
sponsored list.
JUNE % TO JULY %
Capcer-"Tops" from a per-
sonal and business standpoint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Tempting Biscuits
Contain Cheese

HOT BISCUITS occupy the
place of honor at many little
and big dinners.
Cheese Roulettes
. cups siftcd cake -four
. teaspoons baking powder
> teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons shortening
p cup milk
y Melted butter
1 cup grated American cheese
Salt
Paprika.
Silt flour with baking powder
and salt: cut in shortening. Add
milk all AT once and stir care
fully until all -four is dampened.
Then stir vigorously until mix
ture forms a soft dough and
follows spoon around bowl Turn
out Immediately on Toured
board and knead 30 seconds.
Roll into oblong sheets \
inch thick. Brush with melted
butter. Spread cheese evenly
over dough. Sprinkle with salt
and paprika. Cut in strips 6 by
p inches. roll each strip and
place in CREASED muffin tins, Or
roll sheet as for Jelly roll cut
in u inch slices and place slices
on creased baking sheet Bake
in hot oven (425 degreea Is TO
20 minutes. Yield: 2 dozen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Put sound plans into execution;
work on inventions and ideas of
worth; confer with those whose
knowledge will aid you. Be
amenable to suggestions.
JULY - TO AUGUST %
Leo-We find hopeful and re-
assuring indications for you who
will apply yourselves first to
paramount duties and demands
of your position. Late afternoon
and evening more favorable for
recreatienal and restful diver
sions.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
Firg O-You born after Sep
TENDER will need to be espe-
cially patient with detail work.
All of you: refrain from need
less anxiety and hindering worry.
If you are sensible about this,
gains are possible.
SEPT. 24 TO OCT. 2S
Libra-Study; rechecking for
errors, frauds and waste; step
ping up production; seeking and
giving sound advice are ON to-
days list of favorites. Help
through others presaged.
OCT. p TO NOV. p
Scorpio-No difficulties you
can't surmount if you exercise
the power you possess. All mat
tiers important to the preserva-
ton of our democratic way Of
life. religious beliefs and future
security are especially favored
by benefic aspects.
NOV. 2S TO DEC. %
Sdgittarius-You1l have TO sit
tight and refrain from careless
expenditure of energy, time and
money. IHeliHatief4s tend to re-
strict generally. 1t is advisable
to slow up occasionally to oil and
refuel, mentally and physically.
DEC. % TO JAN. p
Capricorn - Your ego" and
"stop" signals are similar to
those charted for Saeittarians.
Take things in your usual stride.
You'll make the surer advance
ment this way. Tact
JAN. 22 TO FEB. 20
AquGrius-An in-between sort
of period that must be handled
according to the supply and de-
mand. You can extend yourself
without overstraining to get
important matters finished.
FEB. 2E TO MARCH 20
Pisce s-Minor affairs. your
usual routine and familiar issues
are first favorEes. Day can be
productive of much gain with
your good offices backing your
interests and activities.
4 CHILD born an thus daB
will have a fair for the scien-
tific, perhaps be deeply religious
and a profound thinker Such an
individual is worth your patient
care and intelligent understands
ing. A balky little colt if you
try to drive it, but delightfully."-
docile with a little praise and
encouragement.
Distributed by King Features synds Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Unusual Ham Treaf

Boil the ham IN IL until cooked.
Remove from liquid. make a
paste with a little milk, brown
sugar. and mustard. and spread
this over the top Of the meat
Bakc m tho oven ninth brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

HAM BAKED in coffee should
delight those who are forever
seeking unusual foods. Soak a
piece Of ham overnight IN cold
water. Drain and make enough
coffee 10 half cover Tho meat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

GUEST; Certainly I'll have
another cup of coffee :. and
I WISH I knew your secret TOT
making it."
HOSTESS; Il have no secret ex-
cept TO use Hills Bros. Coffee
according TO directions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
HOROSCOPE = Sy D5.s.

Birthday Comes In, and Find What
Hopr Outlook Is According to the Stars
For Friday April :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Colorful Desss rts

MUCH CAN be done with
vegetable colorings to dress up
luncheon desserts like straw
berry or peach desserts. Top
them with whipped cream tinted
pink. The color is prettier if
mixed in unevenly.