davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

vami. Ljudstvo je mirno, q nj
kakor ne zadovoljno. Dvor Sc
roga tenn cuvstvom in izkusa "a
treti vsak spomin ma vase Via
do II,
"Norci! In moi vojaki?
Ali me Sc ljEoijo?"
"Zmeror. govorijo 0 vasih
zmagah ter 2 obeudovanjem in
bolestjo izgovarjajo vase ime.
Zatrjujejo, da vas ne bi bill nj
koli premagali,. ako ne bi bilo
izdajstva."
"To je res. Marmont je pahnil
domovino neaeto in tidal Via
darja -" ~
Napoleon stisne pesti.
"In kaj delajo politiki? J..
Talleyrand je ma Dunaju pri
kongresu. A Fouche?"
Kaj Sc je zgodilo 8 Fouche-
jem? Pogosto 81 zadaja to ypra-
sanje. Izmed MOI, XII 50 bill O.
krog MEGA, ga ia najbolj zani-
ma. zdrobil ga je, kakor Sc je
bill namenil. A ko je Fouche ne
kaj casa lezal v prahu, je zno-
va mirno prieel svojo pot ma
vzgor :. Prekanjenec! MOI
taksnih zmoznosti je ustvarjen
"a to, da ga porabljajo. Pref ali
slej ga DO spet videti Y vladi, 81
misli Napoleon.
y "Vojvoda Otranski je v Pari-
zu. Mic ne kaze, da bi izkusal
|priti spet do casti.'' =
"Cudno. Najhrze caka ugod-
Inc prilike V trajnost re-
stavracije menda ne yeruje
ST kdaj govorila 2 njim?''
"Saj veste, Nepoleon, da sva
ze pred lett pozabila drug dru-
gega."
"Bolje je tako," rece cesar.
"Ta malopridnez mama je storil
obema mnogo hudega.''
Nato mu zdajci plane z llst-
mic vprasanje, XII Sc ga Maria
Walewska tolikanj boji in XII bi
Sc ga bila tako rada ognila:
"Kje je cesarica o.
ma Dunaju, sicer, s svojim
sinom.'' &} f. s..%1ff.s
Dalje prihodnjis) /
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''Nepoleon -"
Migne j, maj nikar ne govori
dalje. Njegov sklep je neoma-
jen. Kakor koli mu gre prijate-
liicina vdanost do srca, sprejeti
je ne more.
In ona, XII bi j bila ia zrtev
v najvecjo sreco, pobesi glavo,
sal je vajena popuseanja v vsa-
XII stvari.
Tedaj rece cesar: ''Tvoja ma
vzocnost nekje drugje je zame
vaznejsa. Ko odpotujee z Elbe,
Sc lahko ustavis v Neapolju,
kamor vzames s seboj tajno pi-
smo "a Murata. Nacrte imam .
XII ii jih Sc razlozim . A pref
bi te prosil "a uslugo. Zelo ma
10 in zelo slabo sem poucen o
polozaju ma Francoskem. Neka-
teri izmed mojih zaupnikov 81
zelijo mole vrnitve ter mi OPT
sujejo polozaj Bourbonov v maj
temnejsih barvah. Drugi spet
trdijo, da Sc je dezela priyadila
novega gospodarja. Povej mi,
Marie, kako je v resnici."
Incl je zaupanje vanjo, v ME
no pamet. in v njen zreli ra-
zum, posebno Sc, ker je vedel,
da nj zmozna sebicnega racu-
mania. Nekoliko ,potolazena je
dvignila obraz in ga pogledala.
"Ti moras mnogo vedeti. Pri.
sla 81 preko Pariza, kaj ne?"
''Da, SIRE"
"Kaj pravijo tam O meni?"
"F'rancija Sc vedno zaluje "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

jem. Ma kolena bi sc bila zgru-
dila pred njira, &c j ne bi bill u
branil.
'Marija, ljubo dete, kaj ii je?
Kaj, joces?"
Mar nisi srecna, da 81 spri me-
ni?"
V SLIM prevzetosti mu poljub-
liza roke in jih moci z vrocimi
solzami. Njena usta izgovarja-
jo spet in spet iste, komaj raz-
umljive besede: Napoleon, Ma
poleon, obdrzi naju pri sebi"
On maje glavo, ne da hi od-
govarjal. Tedaj Maria vstane
ga prime "a roke,, jih krepko
stisne in pravi:
"Sire, nikar naju ne posljite
proc. DaJte mem IN otroku, ia
ostaneva tukaj. Tako sami STE
Videli naju boste samo, kadar
boste hoteli. Ma otoku Sc goto,
vo najde zame hisica, kjer BON
mogla ziveti, ne da hi me ljud.
je poznal, in odkoder bonn pri.
hitela k vam, kakor nitro me
poklicete. Samo vi boste vedeli,
da sem tu. Vasa dekla bonn. Re-
cite mi, Napoleon, da dovolite
Rahlo Sc il cesar izvije in jo
potisne nazaj ma njen stol. "Ne
verjamem, Marie, da hi mogla
ziveti to zivljenje.'
"zakaj lie, sire? Mic me ne
vlece v Francijo. Zdaj sem pro"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
"Kje 81 rojen?'
"Na Poljskem."

ND VI JohclIl.
"Torej 81 Poljak?'
"Ne, Frances hocem biti, ka-
kor Napoleon"
"Kaj bos storil, ko postanes
velik?"
"Vojskoval Sc bonn, kakor
Napoleon.
Maria z ocesom objemlje O.
Geta in sina, mojstra usode in
nedolzno bite. Cesar boza otro-
ka po glavici.
"Torej imas Napoleona rad?"
20 da!' vzklikne otrok in "a
ploska z rocicami.
"a zakaj ga imas rad?'
"Ker je moi oce in ker mi je
mamica rekla, da ga moran j.
meti rad"
IanKe fOclce Sc OVlJeJO &C.
sarjevega vratu. Hladna usteca
Sc dotaknejo njegovega lica.
Ganjenost ga hoce premagati;
a to ne gre! IRA je dragocena.
Govoriti hoce Mario ma sa-
mem.
"Marcand, odvedite otroka
ven Ostati hoceva sama."
Aleksander, XII drugih ne u
boga rad, uboga cesarja. Da Sc
odvesti sobarju in praga Sc
vrze Napoleonu in Mariji nekaj
poljubov. e.
Maria sc vrze cesarju v OBJ
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sta. VISA vasa sem. Mic naju ne
more vec lociti." 34.' @g..t
"Vem", tho rece Napoleon.
Maria Walewska je pred Bo-
gom prosta. Grof je pred dvema
mesecema umrl v Rimu. Zapu-
still je pismo, v katerem odpu-
Sea Mi, XII je bila nekdaj njego-
va zena, in jo blagoslavlja, ker
ga je memo zgledno zivljenje
potolazilo.
"Ne," ponovi Napoleon, mi
mogoce; ne zate ne zame. Tu ne
ostane mic skritega. Otok je ena
sama velika vas. Cesarica hi
zvedela "s.
"Cesarica! ." vzklikne
Maria tako trpko, da sama O.
supne in obmolkne.
Kaj hi bila skoraj povedala!
Napoleon gotovo ne We, da Ma
rija Lula, neznatno in omejeno
bite, XII ga je hotel $ toliksno
prizanesljivostjo in dobroto ma
vezati nase, nj samo izdala ,ce-
sarja, ampak tudi osramotila
moza ter Sc svojim ljubckom
poja nekod po svici, med tenn
ko je njen sin, rimski kralj, ma
Dunaju samo majhen vojvodic-
ujetnik, XII 81 ga stejejo Habs-
burgovci v sramoto in XII Sc mu
Europa posmehuje. =
In res Sc ne We. Stir mesece
je ze brez vsakrsne novice Ko
so mu vceraj naznanili prihod
ladje, ma kateri sta dve zenski
z otrokom, sc nj vedel cd radosti
kan dejati, mislec, da sta to
cesarica in mali kralj, XII vendar
ze .prihaja k MENU. General
Bertrand ga je zbudil liz zmote.
"Marie" je vzdihnil Napoleon.
"Plemenita, zvesta dusa! A
kaj bi dal, da bi bila ona dru-
|ga! -" =
Ona druga, cesarica; ne ljubi
je, rikoli je nj mogel ljubiti. ze
kmalu, ze v prvih mesecih zako-
ma, ga je jela hladna avstrijska
lutka odbijati. Toda ponos, XII
ga je privedel v to zvezo, ohra-
MIA v MEM nekaksno spostova-
ME do ME. Maria Lula je "a
cetnica njegovega zakonitega
potomstva, matt dedica njego-
viii kron. To zadostuje, da mu
je sveta.
Globok molk vlada med Ma
|poleonom in Mario Walevsko.
Da hi ga pretrgala, hoce Maria
|ponoviti svojo prosnjo.
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NAPOLEONOVA -
TAJNALJUBEZLN
Zgodovinski roman

niki Sc je oklepajo zaradi MEGA.
Sc bolj kakor V srecnih dneh,
kazejo S tenn spoStovanje, XII ga
je Napoleonov padec lie Sc po-
vocal. Moe je izginila, slava je
ostala - vecja ko kdaj in sko-
raj re bajeslovna.
Napoleon je nitro, S tekom.
Nalozi 81 z enega pladnja, nato
z drugega, kakor ma bojiscu.
Marija Walewska Sc komaj do
takne kroznika.
"To me spominja Fincken-
steina", de cesar.
In ko V istem trenutku ponu-
di Walewski rumene, mrsave
kuretine, smeje Sc doda: "Samo
da so bile tam kokosi debelej-
se."
Finckenstein in zacetek nju-
ne ljubezni! :.
Maria Walewska izkusa O.
stati mirna in Sc smehlja, da bi
bila videti enako neprisiljena
kakor Napoleon, ceprav misli,
da Sc kaze le navzven takO raz-
igranega.
Potem pripoveduje Napoleon
10 svojih nacrtih, kako bi olep-
sal otok, kamor so ga izgnali
zdruzeni vladarji. O Franciji ne
govori, zato pa o hisi, XII jo je
sezidal V Portu-Ferraju, o utrd-
bah, XII jih je dal zgraditi po
svojih grenadirjih, da bi bila
mala prestolnica zmozna O.
brambe, in soliscih, XII jih je
napravil. Ia, XII zdaj govori iz
MEGA, nj vec cesar gospodar
sveta, ampak delaven in izkusen
posestnik, XII skrbi "a obdelova-
ME svojega koscka zemlje .
Pri kavi 81 pomane roke.
"Privedite mladega grofa"
rece Marchandu.
In kmalu nato privede Dasa
njegovega sinka, sina Marie
Walewske, malega Aleksandra.
Napoleon ga vzame ma kolena,
ga poljubi ma cello in ga maho-
ma "a salo pomaze kremo.
Otrok nj pray mic bojec. -
Sicer so imeli pa otroci Napole-
ona zmerom radi, ker jih je tudi
on ljubil.
Mali Aleksander je zivahen
Sc rad igra, Sc veselo smeje in
poskakuje in cepeta ma cesarje-
viii kolenih, in Napoleonu je ME
gova zivahnost vsec. Oci ina
materine lie da utegnejo BIZ
ii "a spoznanje zivejse. Tudi
njene plave lase ina. Toda cd
Napoleona ina okroglo glavo,
svetlo polt in jasno zacrtana u
sta Bonapartov. Ceprav je sin
tako krotke matere, ina vendar
odlocen in skoraj ze oblasten
znacaj.
Napoleon Sc nekaj casa po-
menkuje MIN. Vprasa ga:
"Koliko let ii je, Aleksan-
der?"
"Stiri in pol"
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NekaJ meSeceV po Alehsdll-
drovem rojstvu Sc je bila vrnl-
la v Pariz, kjer je zivela prav
tako Ease kakor pref. Toda SEN
ca, V kateri so il minevali dnevi,
ii je bila draga, sal je bila ce-
sarieva. V teh stirih 1etih, ko
SO Sc v ponosnem cesarstvu maj
pref pokazale razpoke, in ko Sc
je nato zamajalo in Sc nazadnJe
zrusilo, je ostala V blizini Napo-
leonovi, XII ga njegov drugi,
hladni in brezbarvni zakon nj
mogel odtrgati Cd Marie Wa
levske. Priti je moral polom v
Rusiji, vojna ma Francoskem IN
nazadnje cesarjev odstop, da sta
Sc Napoleon in Maria Walew-
ska locila.
A kakor nitro Sc je cesar ma
SELL ma otoku Elbi, je bila edi-
ma misel Marie Walewske ia,
kako bi prisla k njemu in ga ne
bi vec zapustila. Skrivaj, brez
listin, 81 je bila najcla ladjo i'll
oh viharnem morju sinkom
vred odplula ma otok, kamor je
dospela povsem nepricakoVano.
Zdaj je tu; zdaj je srecna. To-
da radost svidenja jo je toll
kanj razburila, da so jo noge
komaj drzale in da 81 je mora
la cash pritisniti roko ma srce,
zakaj razbijalo j je tako moe
no, da jo je bolelo :.
Zajtrk je podan V sotoru, XII
ga je dal Napoleon razpeti pri
Eremitazi in V katerem je pre-
spal snocnjo noe. Sotor je pre-
prost; edini okras sta mu mad
vojasko posteljo sablja, XII jo je
nosil gen. Lesaix pri Marengu,
in zastava njegovega lovskega
polka.
Maria Walewska, vstopi in
odlozi plase, XII il ga vzame ge-
neral Bertrand. Proti svoji ma.
vadi Sc je oblekla z izbrano
skrbjo, da bi bila prijatelju vsec.
Dolgo, sivo, pod prsi nabra-
no obleko nosi cipkast ogrinjac
in ma ramenih sobolji kozuh,
kajti septembrski dnevi so "a
radi morske sape tudi pod tenn
jasnim nebom re precej hladni.
Tudi svoj lisp je della nase.
Oba sedeta "a pogrnjeno mi
zico. TIE ne krasi ve6 tuilerijsko
srebrno posodje cesarskim or
lOm; SamO preprOSte pOfcela-
haste sklede stole ma Mi. Ma
poleon je svoje srebro prodal,
da more hraniti vojake, XII so
sli z MIN ma Elbo.
Novi, vneti sobar Marchand
je vstopil ma mesto nezvestega
Constanta, XII je po fontaine-
bleauskem polomu tidal gospo-
darja. Bertrand stoji "a Napo-
leonovim naslanjacem.
Tako vlada ma malem dvoru
Sc naprej cesarska etiketa. Ma
poleonu samemu sicer nj bogve-
kaj do ME, toda njegovi sluzab-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

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Evening star., 1942-05-22
Kelly Would Combine
Tiny Baltimore and
D, T.. Golf Fields
Hale America Tourney
Drows Only J Here,
5 in OrioIe City

In view Of the small entry. list in
both cities q move was afoot today
to consolidate the starting field
from Washington and Baltimore in
the sectional rounds for the Hale
America National Open Golf tour
ney, scheduled at Bannockburn
Monday. Only seven players, one
OF whom Is from out of town,
entered the local sectional rounds,
while five. entered the Baltimore
trials. DR.. r. A. Keity Of the
Maryland State Golf Association
was seeking the consolidation, with
sectional rounds for the two cities
to be played at Bannockburn over
the 36-hole route Monday.
-Four places are open among the
local entrants, which means that
virtually any man who finishes SO
holes will qualify. One entrant-
Karl F. Kellerman, former we'll
known local amateur, is listed as a
doubtful starter.
The pairings. announced by Sec
retary Barr OF the District Golf As
sociation are:
9:30-George Diffenbaugh. Ken
wood, and Fred Mcleod, Columbia
9:3eBob Barnett, Chevy Chase,
and Lewis Worsham, Burning Tree.
9:40-Billy Houghton, Bannock-
burn: George Borsari. Kenwood,
and Karl F. Kellerman, Rock Spring
Club, West Orange, N. j. (Ama-
teurs)
Mcleod probably will not play
since he expects to be busy running
the District Bankers Association
tourney at Columbia Monday. The
local pros have shown no great en-
thusiasm for the tourney, as the
entry list shows Normally 20 or
more would enter the sectional
rounds for Is important q tourney
carrying q national title. Local
qualifiers will go on to Bloomfield
N. j.. for the second test June s
and 6.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Bond Prize Over 500
Will Cost Golfer
Amateur Status

CHICAGO, May 22.-Golfers will
forfeit their amateur standing If
they accept tournament prizes In
War bonds or stamps amounting to
more than 500, George w. Bios
som. jr.. president Of the United
States Coli Association, has an
nounced
His statement followed announce
ment by George May, president of
the Tam O'Shanter Country Club,
that his clubs all-American anna :
teur tournament July 20-25 would
award a $500 bond to the winner.
Blossoms statement pointed out
that while the United States Golf
Association in January had amended
its rules to permit award Of War
bonds In lieu of prizes, the change
had specifically set a 500 limit. The
change was for the wars duration.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Shute, Picking Nelson
Calls Self Threat
For P. 6. A. Title
Rotes Hogan ond Sneod
Behind Tall Texon os
Best Golfers Of AZ
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Denny
Shute, twice winner Of the P. G. A.
championship, picks another former
champion. Byron Nelson, to capture
the 1912 crown at the Absecon, N. j.,
Seaview course next week-but he
isn't counting himself out Of the
running.
Shute, who was playing an ex-
hibition match here as a warm-up
for the p G. A. test, feels that
Nelson easily is the standout in the
brilliant field. The tall Texan, now
playing out Of Toledo, Ohio, won the
crown in 1910 and was runner-up to
Vic Ghezzi last year.
After Nelson, I'd say that Ben
Hogan and Sam Snead are tops this
season." Shute remarked.
The Huntingdon, w. Va. golfer
who won the P. G.. A. title in 1886
and 1887 and was second in 1881,
believes he has good chance If his
putting improves.
I've been good one week and bad
the next" Shute admitted.
The 37-year-old Shute believes
the younger golfers have the edge
in this years tournament, which
calls for 36 holes of match play
daily beginning Wednesday. Qualify
ing rounds of SO holes will be held
Monday and Tuesday.
"Seaviews Quick-changing winds
may mean that those who hit low
balls-and that includes Snead-wiu
have the best chances" he said.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Three Champs Spice
Dixie 4. 4. j. Meet
AT New Orleans
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Three
national champions will lend color
to the Southern A. A. U. track meet
here Sunday. two of them in the
armed service and a third
Louisiana State athlete.
The trio Of 1941 titleholders COM
prises Herbert Michaels Of the Jack
sonville, Fla, Naval Air Station
former shotputter Of the University
of California and the Olympic Club
who won the junior national A. A. U
shotput championship with a heave
OF 81 feet 11h inches; 1t. Martin
Biles of Napier Field, Dothan, Ala.
national intercollegiate javeln
champion at 227 feet II inches and
Arky Erwin Of L. S. u, national
A. A. U. 400-meter hurdle king.
1t. Biles, like Michaels, performed
for the University Of California and
the Olympic Club.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal, 3; Rochester. o.
Toronto, 7; Buffalo, 4.
(All other games postponed)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 2-3; Kansas City, ID (nrst
same 3 innings, gs,,;sIl,ia schHauieo d.
Columbus. 8; Milwaukee, 9; ,
St. Paul g; indianapolis. 3 90 inninsS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Hollyvood, 4: sacramentoo. 2.
San Francisco, s: Seattle, 5 might
game called end Of inninsO:
Los Angeles at Portland postponed.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
San Antonio. 3: Shreveport, 3.
Oklahoma City. 8; Fort Worth. 2.
Tulsa, 6: Dallas, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis, 8; Birmingham. 2.
New Orleans, a Little ROCK, 2.
(Only games scheduled)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Gan games postponed)
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Lynchburg. g; staunton, o.
(OtherS postponed)
PIEDMONT HAGUE.
Xogfolk. 4; Charlotte. i.
AtOthers postponed.)
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Amateur, Pro Rulers
Among Il Exempt
From Qualifying
Largest Field in Open
PIoy History Storts
Action Next Week
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR,


NEW YORK, May 22.-Soldier
golfers. ranging from buck privates
to commissioned officers. are entered
in the Hale America national open
tournament, but those who qualify
for next months final round may
have to take a back seat to couple
Of corporals.
High on the list Of 1923 players
announced by the United States
Golf Association today for the Ma
tionwide links show to be staged
for the Navy Relief Society and the
U. S. O., are the names Of Corpl.
Victor Ghezzi and Corpl. Marvin
H. Ward.
Ward is the amateur champion Of
the United States and Ghezzi is the
current king of the pros.
Ghezzi may not be wearing the
professional crown when the Hale
America begins, for he will be called
upon to defend it next week in the
National P. G. A. tournament at
Atlantic City, but he and Ward are
among 81 entrants whose records
exempt them from all qualifying
play.
Hold So Local Tests.
The tournament, designed to re-
place the National Open which was
discarded for the duration, will get
under way next week with So local
qualifying rounds.
The 522 survivors Of the first 36
holes will be Joined by "A others in
a group Of 54-hole sectional elm
1nattons early in June. Those who
don't have to shoot in the opening
rounds include dozen Californians
who have no local rounds and 81
players who qualified for the P.
G. A. championships.
The 72-hole final, scheduled at
the Ridgemoor Country Club in
Chicago June 1921. will bring to-
gether the sectional qualifiers, the
exempt group which includes Ghezzi
and Ward, and two survivors OF a
Canadian elimination.
Besides Champions Ward and
Ghezzi, those who are not required
to qualify include Bobby Jones,
Chick Evans. Walter Hagen, Jock
Hutchison, Craig Wood, Byron Mel
son, Ralph Guldahl, Lawson Little,
Gene Sarazen. Denny Shute, Harold
McSpaden, Jimmy Demaret, Lloyd
Mangrum and Herman Barron. If
the list doesn't include the new p.
G. A. champion, he also will be ex-
empt.
Entry Hits New High.
The total entry is the largest ever
received for an open championship.
The previous high was 1,4O2 in the
National Open of 1887.
Sponsored jointly by the U. S. G.
A., the P. G. A. and the Chicago
District Golf Association, the Hale
America tournament offers an in
teresting contrast to its counterpart
Of the First World War.
In 1917 leading players gathered
at the Whitemarsh Valley Country
Club near Philadelphia for a U. S.
G. A. open patriotic tournament for
the benefit of the Red Cross. There
were no qualifying trials. It was
simply a three day tournament.
But this time a number of golf
doms important figures, including
five former open champions and q
former amateur titleholder, will
have to struggle through two quail
flying tests If they reach the first
tee at Ridgemoor.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

scratching or otherwise injuring
the cover. And, years ago, they
discovered that the dirt from
Birmingham's Rickwood Field
answered their needs.
why, I don't even remember
when we started taking q little
Rickwood dirt with us when we
moved on to the next league
CITY," Steamboat said, "but I
know it's been q good many years
since we got in the habit.
II remember two or three OF
US started carrying q tin of 1t
on to the next league park IN
which we umpired. and pretty
soon all the Southern umpires
were taking some. Now we usu-
ally have q tin full In the UNI
pires' dressing rooms at most
parks"
Steamboat couldn't explain just
Why Birmingham dirt = 20 much
better than that at the other
Evening star., 1942-05-22

Bonham allowed only three hits,
two of them bunts, and all in the
first three innings. He issued only
one walk-his fifth In six games
The huge star now has allowed only
one run in his last SO innings.
There was good pitching In the
days other games, too.
Phil Marchildon. looming as one
Of this seasons finest fingers, held
the Detroit Tigers to six hits as the
Philadelphia Athletics hammered
three pitchers for II blows and an
11-3 triumph that lifted the AS into
fifth place. 1t was Marchildon's sixth
win. Lou Blair led the attack with
grand-slam homer in the fifth and
a double and single.
Rookie Tex Hughson pitched
seven-hit ball for the Boston Red
Sox against the Cleveland Indians
and Ted Williams drove in four runs
two Of them on his ninth home run
Of the season, for an 8-3 victory.
This knocked the Indians back q
full game from first place, with
which they had flirted earlier in the
week while the Yankees were idle
Only one game In the National
League escaped the weather and in
this the Philadelphia Phils nosed
out the Cincinnati Reds, 80, as 81
johnson bested Paul Derringer in q
hurting duel. johnson held the
Redlegs to six hits, one homer by
Eddie Joost. Derringer, who suf-
fered his second defeat without a
win yet this year, was tapped for
seven and the taienders made them
timely.
In the fifth a single by Lloyd
Waner, a triple by Danny Litwhiler
and a single by Al Glossop provided
two runs and in the eighth Nick
Etten tripled and Litwhiler brought
him home with a single.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

points. This section can develop
into the hottest of them all, even
considering the situation in Section
2, where Agriculture tops War COL
lege by only half point. The
Aggies have won 13 points In three
matches, while the War College lads
have grabbed 1914 points and are
making q determined bid for the
crown.
Medal Tourney June 1916.
No matches are scheduled next
week, with each team scheduled to
play during the week Of June l.
The Federal linksmen then will take
a holiday until June %, when they'll
start their final series of matches
for the Star trophies. In between
they'll play their individual and
team medal play championship.
scheduled June IS and 16 at Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club.
In that one the same men who have
been starring in the match play
affair unquestionably will be around
the top. And the word is out to
watch George Voigt and Cliff Spen-
Ger, If Cliff can play. Meanwhile
they're fairly busy with the business
Of winning in the match play tour
ney.
Schoolboy golfers were heartened
Bill Brownrigg, at Garfield Hospital.
that the Roosevelt High School golf
captain is we'll on the road to re-
covery, following brain operation.
More than so of the youngsters we're
to play today in the medal round
Of the interscholastic championship
at Manor. with match play rounds
due to start tomorrow at Kenwood.
Sixteen were to qualify in the
championship flight, while 16 more
were to qualify for a second fight
to be played at the Georgetown Prep
School course at Garrett Park.
Brownrigg Resting Comfortably.
Brownrigg was said to be resting
comfortably at Garfield and was
able to take liquid nourishment.
Doctors found a blood clot resting
on the brain, following an accident
a week ago He had been billed as
probable winner of the individual
title following consistently brilliant
play in the schoolboy matches in
which he led Roosevelt to repeat
victory in the Dawes Cup tourney.
Seventy-eight feminine golfers
started today at Kenwood In the
Glass B tournament for The Eve
ming Star trophies, with the net
winner to receive War bond, pre-
sented by The Star. The Class A
section event was played Tuesday
and was won by Mrs. Rex Howard
with a card Of 88+l8-70. The Class
B tourney was open to women with
handicaps between 10 and 36.