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Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
3t qrDBe @Driidt

8apit geneoift Ser 3p0lfte IieB
ftd Ben Di1ter |etrarca fommen
un0 ingte ibm bel G6ones un0
2obenoes iiber iette @eoi1te, in
0enen mir Elm uitberg1ngli9es 3el1g.
mis- bon Beg 0i6ters 2iebe Su 2nlt-
ia beiiben. aber - 10 fiigte Ser
@apit in mabrbaft bdterli9er Mei-
titrg binau -: cine 10 groBe utl6
refine 2ie6e miiiie nod ieiner Mei-
nurg - u1o atpar redt balls -
olr9 Ben guno Ser @be geaoelt uto
gefeltigt meroen.
8etrarcas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. See.
le geriet in groBe 8eordngnis. gr
fiir6te iid 0aoor, Iagte er, oaB feline
2ie6e in Ser uebli6feit Ser Seirats-
brau9e un0 in Ser @ii6ternbeit oes
5amilienlebens melfen uto iterben
Tonne.
Ser 8apft idiittelte Sen aopf unO
ld6elte erbeitert.
o0as 1T bod pabrbaftig~ iagte
er, nals Oh elmer iid tpeigern tponte,
5u eiieri, aus 4nglt ii6 oen appetit
au beroerben.~
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

BIN Oie alien S6Goel trdgt, mo Die
Wobnung eines iungen Griegers lit.
0amit lit Die lebte gorausiebung
geidaffen, Dab MN Oieier &opf ee.
piiiermaBen Dem @erionenitono ser
5omilie 5u5u56blen lit.
Sect erit beginnt oas Set, an
Dem sic 6rauen mieoer teilnebmen
Oiirfen. Sdn8e, sic bis CUR gfltaie
geiteigert weroeuL Muiif ultf Sen ieIt.
iamen Snitrumenten, Erommeln,
Songs, Naienfl0te unO 2aute, uno
orgioitiide @elage Biz in Sen fritz
ben @orgen folgeu. @enn bic Sor-
ne oafgebt, lit 0ns Set been0et. 9ie
gingeborenen BADEN Oann einen
i6peren &opf bonn 8almpein uno
bonn Geisi9naps, Oafitr ober oas
8etpuBtiein, cine iitnge @aroe itoI-
ger Grieeer gefeiert 8u baden, uno
oie boaGnoii6e Geeierung lift sic
Gorge Inn oos oIidbrIide Mor0en
unter Sen Gingeborenen 8orneos
olf biuige @eiie losgetporOen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
5O6e 9reiie fir photographer

Gin bisber unper6fentlitter
Brief bon &eats an ieinen Sreuno
@iniam Saslam bonn Sabre 1924
gelangte BEL Sotbebp in 2onoon CUR
gerlteigerling ut0 erregte als IL
teroriide Seltenbeit beionoeres Stt-
tereiie bef Sen Sammlern. Ser
Breis, fir Sen er 8ugeialagen pur.
Sc, betrug $50 8funo. gr tpur0e
fir &e6nulg zines amerifaniiden
Sammlers geboten. @roBe @ufmerf-
iamfeit erregte in oerielben Ser
Iteigerung aid 0as Wuiifmanuifript
oes SdluBdores BON Sdn6els nGlo-
rioante" BON 1921, oas 500 8funO
er5ielte. Ser Salptteil Ser Sanb-
idrift oieies @erfes befin0et iid
i'm 8ritii9en M1ieum, lno IN oie-
ier miro ausoriidlid oarauf binge-
pieien, oaB Der SdluB6or Der
Oper feble.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
Sic G~nantannlnagem

Sic ~beriibmten amerifaniiden
Nuamannmngen iin0 BON Der 8uIl-
mannheim @aggonfabrit in Chico
go in Sen gerfebr gebraht morOen,
ober ser &onitrufteur Der 8ogen.
beiBt Charming. ga oie @agen nit
ibren mooernen ginrihtungen beim
@nblifum iofort groBen anflang
fanoen, poate ser grfiroer Mfan-
ming germ aud einen ioeelen grfolg
baben uno idllg ieinem Gbef Dor,
Die @agen offi8iea Manning-@a-
gen gu nenlteln. @err 8unman iab
Sen 8ittiteGer LANCE an, fraute ii6
Damn na90enflid binter Dem Sbr
uno iagte i6lieBli6:
uMein lieber Mnnnins, mir mol
len einen @ergleid i1lieBen. Sd
made Sbnen Sen 8orihlag, mir
teiIen uils Sen Mubm. @ir ieBen
oie 8e6eiGnung ser @agen 8uiam-
men aus Ser eriten Silbe bon mel
mem Namen nto ser eriten Silbe
bon Sbrem Namen. @ir nennen
bie @agen olio einfah Bua-man-
ipagen. Soffentlid lit es S6nen
re9t!"
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
reinSsGMe

GUnc0rb GLIB. Rrdiioent:
Carl Gtober; SefretGr, 5rnu y.
G@lo@ter, 1868 Conn. abe., %. W
W~erlammIung ie0en 0ritten WtitttDO1
i'm Monot.
grOipeet Sia TrieObOf. @raiiOent;
Greo @ogeIiang; Setretor: .. y.
@infIer; G9asmeiiter: 2onsenee p.
Gtus. 0eri. am 2. Somstag I'M
Monat i'm SrieobofsgebGaOe
0ettide Treimaurer GOge
>% Mrminins, Nr. 20, T.4A.Wt.
w Setret6r: 6reot. 8ertrom,
1341 Gbepbero Ctr, %. 6. Der
iam1mlune an /. 9ienstag i'm wtO'
not i'm geeleu Maionic &empeL 13ta
ur0 $ GtraBe, q. 8.
Grmiuius @ersnisuuSs geretu.
Nrdiioent: &onroo Wdiuer; Setre'
tar: Ebeooor 2erd. 1905 Slebte
GtraBe, 81. 50. 8~eriammlung am
/. GOnnobeno /. W2t. i'm 9auie eIl1es
Mitglieoes.
.9eutider S6eater Stub. pra.
fioent, @uitab Seller. 8eriamullu1g
ieoeu bierten Mitttpo9 i'm Wfonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iitrift Nr. 40. 9r6iioent, Mii9el
Woiuer; Sefretar, Gbriitian 4ronen.
bitter. 11O4 gonibant Ctr, SilDer
Gpring, Wio. 0eri. am a. Wtittuo1
m Wonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
Aistritt ger. 100. gr6iioent: Sobu
@reoIein; @efret6r: Gbriition @briit,
1922 Giinfte GtroBe, %. W. Nerl.
o1n 4ten Dienstag |. W9t. i'm Saisle
ger. 1920 8 GtraBe, W. q.
ariOn 0amemperein. @rdiiOentin,
9rou 3. @utman; G~efretdrin, Grall
y. @aBmann, 1904 Morningiioe
DriDe, 81. So. @eri. am 2. WlitttDoH
i'm Monot, naHmittags 1 Ibr.
Mnppert Seim Traaen SiIfsber'
Gin. prdi6entin Grau gabetts
Qrumte; S~etret1rin, Grou Mtabel
Diet. 9~eriammIung am 2. Diers'
toa I'm @ouot, 2 lbr na4mittogs,
I'M &eine.
0eutIdes @aiienbans. Rroiioent
sFreo Gdnei0er; Gefretdr: @m. 9,
Miner, 5425 0ebrasta Mperiie,
QoroueIt. 8~eriammlung am 5tDei'
ten Gonntag i'm Mionat i'm @aiien.
tans.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
@nd Elm 9mea

Gines Cages geriet MleranOer
Dumas in STREET nit einem iungen
Sffi8ier, uto ser Streit nabm 10
bibige Sormen an, ooB I9lieBlid
ni9ts anoeres i~ibrigblieb als cine
Sor6erung auf Biitoler. Wun gal
ten ober bei0e WfGnner ols gIeid
quite S9iisen, ur0 sic Sefunoon-
ten idlugen Dor, oaB man itatt oes
3ufans ser @affen Iieber Sen gu
faa oes 2oies enti9eioen IoIien
ioute. Ser 8erlierer ioute it9 ielbit
erihieBen. 9ie beioen @egner ipa-
rem einberltanoen uri0 trafen Iid
nit i6ren Sefun0anten in einem
fleinen &eitauront Dor |aris. 9ie
2oie tDurOen ge5ogen, Dumas aog
BEN fiir5ereit. Mlit rubiger @iir0e
nabm er oie gnti1eioung auf, ber-
CAB ieinem @egner nit r~iibren0en
8orten u16 nabm bon alien ernIten
Abi9ieo. S9peigeno idritt er bier
auf, Die geln0ene 9iitole in Ser
SanO, gum Me6en5immer un6 i1loB
binter ii6 sic Sir. Stumm uno ge-
6riidt bIieben oie anoeren 5uriif
unO tDarteten bang ouf Sen anan,
Ser ibnen 6as @it0e oes 0i6ters
fiinOen ionte. gnOIid fiel Ser
S6uB. Aaes iprong attf un0 rannte
our Sir. 9a tDuroe OieIe aufgarii-
len, urO Dor Sen 8erouBten ItanO
Dumas, sic rau6enoe @affe nod
in ser San0. uGenten sic iid oas
l1ngliid, meme &erren~, REF er
Ben i'm onitarren0en @enoiien au,
ui9 babe 6aneben aeihofien."
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05
Seine GeipDbnbeit

MnIelmo Soma, &omuitcier In
&om gebort 81 BEN unentipegten
8eiudern BON icJenannten Sani-
lientees, mo man Mflirtet, tan3t uno
Chen fombiniert, oie oann nidt oii-
itanoe fpmmen. 0abei bat er 6ip
@~epobnbeit Sen gamen arf bodit
0ramatifde 9lrt Ben Sof gu MAIDEN.
@ines Cages fragte i'm eina 2e-
ierin iener gomane, in oenen iih
Sic Seloen gefpobnlid ans ungliid-
lider 2iebe umbringen: nl1no mas
tdten Sic, menn id Sbnen einen
&orb g1be2~
SD uiiroe mid totem"
n@irflih2"
uGas lit meme @~emObupeit in
iolGen 6d0en."
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

AAAiOAlNAANW NAAJA o. GLONtONNs WV
speit lie aber nod bon oiaIem Soeal
entfernt lit uno tuieoiel tie nod bon
ben Eierer Su lernen Bat, oas miro
ui1s Oeutlif, fpenn mir be0enfen,
oaB bon Ser eleftriiHen gnergie, Sic
Our6 cine MISUNDERSTANDING &c.
l6idt miro, lid nur bier 8ro5ent in
2i1t bertpan0eln, ipdbreno Die reIt-
Iiden SO Yro3ert leOigIid aIs @dr-
me in Gri9einung treten, olio Der.
geuoet mer0en. guh BEL sen mo-
Oerniten eleftrii1en 8irnen perbdlt
es iid nidt anOers. Sn ausnabme-
fallen er5ielt sic Sednif beute cine
2ihtausbeltte bon ettpa 80 Hro3ent,
gum 8eiipiel Bel Sen iogenannten
Observation-Disclosures, mie iie
mitunter our 9(nleudtung BON @e-
bGu0en n%ertpanOt per0er. aber IN
oieiem Sale tritt nod elm onoerer
Nadteil gegeniiber Dem tieriiden
2i6t in Grideinung: Gin groBer
Sell oes alisgeianOten 2idt 6eitebt
aus ultrauioletten Strablen, Oie fir
Oas menidlide gGuge nidt iidtbar
iiitO. 0ie IeudtenOen Siere ien0en
Oagegen fait feline ultraOioletten
Strablen aus.
Mon iolte meinen, es lei fir Sen
8iologen cine leiAt at beanttpor-
tenoe Srage, ipelGe 8eOeutltng Oas
2eudten fir sic beri6ie0enen 8e-
fiter bon Qeuhtorganen babe. Stt
@abrbeit lit ater geraOe oariiber
merfmiiroig penig befannt. Man
ipeiB, oaB oas 2idt in manden
S1aen, 10 Bel sem befannten @liib-
piirm6en, Dem SidfinOen Ser @e-
idledter 0ient. SeItiom lit dber Die
SotIa6e, BOB bier M1nn1en uno
@eib1en gan3 oeri6ieoene u2eudt-
fifteen" boben: @dbretto 6ie @eib-
den ibre 2aternen ununter6roden
bremen lailen, leuhten sic Mann.
den nltr BON 3eit 5t 3eit oiif.
Nlonbe 9iere mieoerum gliiben be-
ionoers itarf alf Denn lie gerei5t
mer0en: 1as iii b%eiipielspeiie bel
ienen mifroifopiiM fleinen Or9anis-
men ser SAL, melrbe sic befannte
Grideinung Oes aMeeresleudtenS"
berporrufen. 50 fommt es, oaB bel
gtnmeienbeit oieier 9eudtlpelen ieOer
&uoeri1lag einen milo leu6tenosl
SHimmer binterIdBt: 9ie fleinen
Meerespeien ideinen 0ie Ourh bic
Huoer berporgerufenen @ellen unO
Stru0el ais cine unangenebme Sto.
rurlg 8u empfin0eu. @as ober in
oieIem Sale oos 9eudten SEN Sic
rem fir einen Ruben bringen iou,
bleibt porlGltfig Our1aus rdtielbaft.
@eipiiie Slide mieOerum ienoen
ibr 2idt ltdrOig ans, fonnen aber
lire 2arnpen ou1 milfiirlid uob-
blenoen~. Man6mal ideinen Oie
2eudtorgune I'M 9ienite Ser @ertei-
oigung 81 itebeL por alien meiB
man BON einigen &rebsarten, OaB
lie i'm gerei5ten 3uitanOe einen
0eutIid leudtenOen Sbleim aus-
itoBen, Ser offenbar Ben Gerfolger
eri6reden ODER irrefiibren ion. Nid)t
ieIteu 1T aud Ser SAL, oaB lidlt-
a~ltsienOenOe Siere gar niht ielbit
leudten, Ionoern ii6 8u OieIpm
3mede 9eudtbafterien ubolten", sic
iib Damn an beitimmter, eigens ais
u2ampen~ eingerihteten un0 oft ALI
BerorOentli1 fompli5iert g~e6auten
Orgallen ibres &0rpers an8eB6uft
finoen. 9ie @iiienidaft bat alio
~Dorlaufig mr. einen redt 6eidei-
0enen Sell ser @ebeimniiie 0es tie
ridden 2eudtens loien f0nuen
uno fir oie Sednif felt oas BON
Sen nlebenoigen 2aternentrdgern"
proou8ierte .falte 2idt" cine Soeal-
loiung 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oar, oie mir nit unieren 6eutigen
tednii6en Mitteln nod in feiner
@eiie erreiden, geidDeige oenn
iibertreifcn f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1943-03-05

Ger 8aoer. Ser Sinter-
buber-aoperl batte idredli6es 3abn-
peb.
Der Sitrterbuber-2oOer ging sum
8aoer.
sat er sir Sen 3abn se5ogen,
9auer9"
uSreilidl"
n@as buit ibm nadber geben fiirs
8abnreiBen2
r8uei Marf unO 5fuou @atidn~.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Baseball
Continued From Page B-1)

NNoAGAAloCu C4Oln rage BIZ
Friday. but I'll still find time to do
a lot Of dickering. And the others
In the party will be carrying on the
clubs work while I'm occupied else
where"
Griffith said all has been planned
as carefully as when he and Joe
Cronin then his M -lager) made
that big haul in 1892. Joe and 1
went over every detail before leav-
ing for New York that winter. We
had gone over the rosters of the
clubs and decided what players we
might pick up.
I'VE jotted down the names, but
they didn't include any stars. You
don't get stars when you are look
ing for trades. as rule. Well. we
put on our list Outfielders Goslin
and Schultz, Pitchers Whitehill.
Russell and Stewart end Catcher
aewell. That meant cling business
with the BTovns, Indians and
Tigers.
"As .'ou I'll recall, we got every
one Ct IT,. men. 1t vs. just e',cut
the hi---e-t haul ever r'ad: by one
club at the winter meetin~s," C--if-
fifth beamed, land they shooed us
into a psnnant the next year.
"I'm ho--'irg vc'll have as good
luck this time, Then We ought to
give those Yankees a real fight Of
It next year"
Evening star., 1943-11-28

ran the team and left the smashing
job to more bulky teammates. But
he was in on botb the Philpitt scores
and kicked the two placements
which tied the count.
Zimmerman happens to be a lot
| OF football player. Here in Wash
:ngton, as understudy to the greatest
passer of q football ever to toss a
touchdown, Roy felt he was sub
merged. He wasn't grieved when on
August 26 he was traded to the
Philpitts, with Center Ken Hayden
and End Jack Smith coming to the
Redskins In exchange.
One Of the greatest punters In the
league. a field goal kicker Of skill
and an all-around good football
player, Zimmerman was not out
standing here. Somehow his punts
lost their range and his passes
missed receivers when he replaced
Baugh. But he took a new lease on
life at Philadelphia and has been
going great guns.
Main job ,of the Redskins today
will be to stop the passes of their
former mate, the man who fought
back from under the wing of Baugh
Three years with the Redskins failed
to establish Roy as q star, but three
months with the Philpitts have put
him up in the forefront. thinner.
man has been kicked upstairs ane
is doing all right. w. r. McC.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Marlboro Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
3;S;. S;sesr.olds ole snd uH sn fu.lSnss an %
Scootie tKirk) ESQ 2.3n
Lena Girl IQelucO $50
Also ran-Eiectric, Moal.e, Baby Now
lee. sfippy McGee and One Tenth
oi. s.eoFp sss 2D S. fssS fsssn,
MIX Chocolate (GartD $50 $50 go
chsTmtul 4imt, GsSseto loaa $40
Dsiiy Double Paid $50,
=, Also ran1Half % inch. Poppy Bud. Chat
THIRD EAcE1purse. $500; maiden Z
T.esfa N.d e onaheTtgj fuIenss 1900 $40 aao
zeeliss ssahas tha Rirfl spanneAD 800 S:sSS SsSS
stinsinr naG sam. Joyful One. Fooss & BODY. s.A@'
old. ogsFa sns II, sesn:: a's.r
Miss Ethel (Kirk) 4.40 2.70 go
GhisaEo is D5 g,sis1san, sBvsh1 $40 S.so so
Also ran-Most Alert, Nellie Novice.
FIFTH RAcE.purse. $500: s-,e.r-olds
stss sas. s.1n,I| Beam I}|Ro6srtsoh' $50 sssSS s4SS
WAyum& t6}ulHup sbO
Time. 1:273s.
Also ran-Randles Queen. west Sea, Bob
Junior, strumminG and Dinsen.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. &7OO; 3-year r-olds
and up: claiming; / /. miles.
Big Jack Iessett) l1.10 500 40
Nassau'S Beau (Panneu) 4.50 $40
MaeAnt (Kirk) $40
Time. 200
Also ran-duerrilla. Cumshaw and Tod
can.
SEVENTH RACE-Purss, $500; 5-yeAr-
Tsntram tkobertsonS $50 SO 400
Bull Terrier ueGgett) 1880 $40
Roueh Amos (prain) $50
Time. SO.
Also ran-WAkita, Rough Going Brother
jim Lady Killer and Dancing Cloud.
KoHTH RACE-Purse. $500: 3-year-
olds and up; claiming; i miles
Alfred Stuart (Qarr'O 800 40 c6O
Gino T. (Bush) 500 800
Herods PLATE (Kirk) 200
Time. 1854,
Also ran-Eieanor Powell. Frank H..
Mare Nostrum. Inmate and Agnes Knight
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Player Skins Kicked Upstairs
Now Is Menace as PhiIpitt

If the Redskins, hot on the trait
Of the Eastern division pro football
championship. drop today's game
with the Philpitts at Griffith Sta
dium (Which probably won't hap
pen) much CT the credit will be due
6-foot-2-inch Leroy Zimmerman
former Redskin and alternate for
Sammy Baugh for three years.
Zimmerman will be loaded for
Redskin meat today. It's his first
chance since he became a member
OF another National Football League
team to show Washington fans that
finally the lanky former San Jose,
Calf, star has emerged from the
shadow of Baugh.
Roy is the key man in the T
formation used by the Philpitts, the
only team able this year to halt the
REDSKINS. Nor will the local pros
be playing kindergarten games. The
memory Of that 14-14 tie in Phila-
delphia still fingers, along with
some unhappy recollections of how
the big Philpitt line outcharged the
Redskin line for the only time it
has been done this year, rushing
Baugh as he hadn't been rushed in
years.
Zimmerman, Of. course. had moth
ing to do with the rushing of Baugh
AS quarterback and pivot man he
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Dead'ine V'eanes0ey
For Novice GIovers

Eighty-f1ve novices already have
registered for the Golden Glove box
ing tournament opening on Fr.de y
at Turner's Arena and will weigh in
on Wednesday at $50 at the District
Boxing Commission Office.
Deadline fer novice entries will be
Wednesday at 4 o'clock, but the
Senior deadline has been extended
to December 8. the night the more
experienced battlers do their weigh
in~ in.
Clubs so far represented by novice
c'-@>~ants ere: 'v-~',ir-1on rc-"s'
Clubs, ierTick. Arcllo, Pete's A. c.,
-. 7--erv's, ,tio~al Tre ming School
l,cunt Fainter Bcys' Club, Boiling
--.cld, Eaval Torpedo Station. Fort
Cco-ce G. Meade. ouantico Marines,
Tort selvcir and For. r1yer. There
e,-o e~e a number of unattached
entries.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Finale al Rockingham
Goes 10 Dinner Party

SALEM, N H., Nov. 27-The
White Ser Ste','es' Dinner Party
closed strong today to win the $1,000
Rockingham Park Allowance Purse
before closing day crowd of 10000
H. H. Haags Bell Player was sec
ond by nose and Mrs. B. S. Camp
bells s. to 5 favorite, Barbara
Childs, came third.
Dinner Party ran the mile and a
sixteenth In 1:48's and paid $500
In the secondary feature. the Au
Revoir Allowance Purse of $2,500
Mrs. ]. B. Hatields Cherrydale
drove hard in the stretch to nose out
Mrs. w. Renaud's Mixer in a photo
finish. Lyle Phillips Tetra Rock
was third.
The time for the six furlones
sprint was l:l4 with Cherrydale pay
ing So.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

Armistice Day doubles at Hagers-
town; Bing Moen and Fred Murphy
al Wright and Madge Lewis, Perce
Wolfe and Vickie Croggon, Alma
Mahla- and Eddie Keith, and Caro-
line Hiser and Gordon Remsburg.
Keith Goes to Front.
Firing consecutive sets Of 421 and
38S, Eddie Keith, defending cham
pion. snatched the Rosslyn Inde-
pendent League leadership from
Frank Mischou with a mark OF
122-l9 for 80 games. Mischou, In the
runner-up spot, Is some 10 pins
ahead OF AL Wright, erstwhile leader
Keith's hot bowling gave Mayo's
ESQ 80 victory over Wright's NV.
Supply with set OF 1885, which was
only nine sticks shy of the loops
season mark. In postponed match.
his brilliant pin spilling aided his
club to a new sea-c high game Of
SOL, but the opposing Army Map
Service rollers won the odd game.
The hectic flag chase in the "a
team Ecssiyn loop saw Washington
Cab, led by Bill Miller's 152 and
Ala. sweeping Skull Busters to main
tain a cne-game lead as the second
place Bratburd Pigs, aided by
Johnny Burgers ISL and 402, held
the hot pace by swamping Capital
View Realty. Clarendon Decorators
held to third place with q 81 win
from YMCA, while Arlington Tire
gained tie for the third spot as
Harold Heishman led 1t to q 80
victory over Boyle's Grill. ice CAL
lan's 155 and 397 gave Arlington
Trust a 2-1 edge over Bell Cab.
District Leaguers, Attention.
Note to District League bowlers:
Unless otherwise notified, the next
Sunday date will be December 10,
wen ii. e.,'ive 'o,D r'ill combine
with the Ladies' District League in
staging ore OF the big nights in
the 10th annual Evening Star War
bend tournament. Les Marcy has
been given his release by Clarendon
and has signed with BrooklAnd. Rex
Stewart has been released by
BrOoklapd.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Major Leagues Face
Quiet Sessions, but
Minors May Tiff
BY SID FEDEP.
Associates Press Sports Writer.

NEW YoRI. TO-. 7.-Gvcent
possibly for some slugging about
night ba.c,,all, q peaceful party
looms for the major lee cues at the
winter meetings here next week
but the minors are rolling up their
sleeves and getting ready to throw
scs1ne Sunday punches.
This IS the first time In "a years
the majors and the minors have sat
down together in New York. In
addition to postwar problems and
difficulties that figure to pop up for
the 1874 campaign, the minors are
bringing quite recollection Of fire.
crackers with them in a, bundle of
16 e-1endment- - make it q hot
time In the old town.
The chances Of any big ivory deals
in the major league conclaves look
as slim as sliced steak In your favor
ite beenerv these days. Most out
fits are holding on to what they have
because they dent know what the
Army md Navy will have left them
by next soring.
The minors take over the scene
the first three dsys Of the week-,ong
sessions, With the nine leagues which
operated in 1913 meeting separately
on Mondsy.erd Tuesday and the lot
of them getting together for their
big time Wednesday.
The majors hold separate sessions
Wednesday and Thursday. and then
everybody comes in to meet "the
heed"-K. M. Lapdis-on Friday.
And "the head" probably will have
a pretty piece to speak all by him
self, now that he's brought into the
open such things as gambling on
ball games BY William Cox. late
president Of the Phillies, and the
of -the-record winter ball-playing
activities by some major leaguers.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Miss Ethel Gets Nose
Edge in Mar|boro's
Closing Feature
Special Dispatch to The Star.

MARLBORO, Md, Nov. a.
Carrying 118 pounds and exhibiting
great gameness, Jack Blackwell's
Miss Ethel, favorite with the crowd
of 5000. won the Carvel Hall Handi-
cap, closing 6lz -furlong feature Of
Maryland's l943 season, in 1:24ss.
This equaled the track mark estab-
lished in 1941 by Royal Business.
Miss Ethel's margin at the pay of
line was only nose, and then the
placing judges had to call on the
camera. but she earned her award
by leading throughout.
Just fraction back of the public
choice and travelling fastest of the
field of five at the finish came Frank
Buehler's Chicago Dr., which almost
wrested the lead from Miss Ethel
several times during the stirring
battle.
In third place and beaten only a
head came Vincent Cicero's EieIeah.
The winner paid $40 and was the
meetings thirty-fourth favorite to
register.
Joe Panneu, an apprentice, was
the meetings. leading winning rider
with 16 victories. Hightower topped
the trainers with nine victories.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Charles Town Racine,
Opening Monday, Has
Wealth Of Horses
BY the Associated Press.

by TIE Associated Press.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Nov. ~
Racing followers tegen toda- to
pour into Charles Town for the final
racing meet of the 1943 Eastern
season which will begin here Mon
day.
The historic little town has been
catering to turf followers since 1885
BY the first of the week all of the
associations stalls will be filled to
capacity and the approximately 200
privately-owned stables outside the
track will also be filled.
Thomas c. Bradley again will
serve as steward representing the
West Virginia Racing Commission
William B. Watkins, Virginia horse
man, and Fred Burton. racing secre-
tary, will complete the steward trio
Presiden. Albert J. Boyle has
scheduled eight races daily and ad.
vanced post time to 100 pm, so that
each days program may end by 4:3l
pm.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
oma, PARKS Matciled
IN Turner Feature

Lee One. New York glamour boy
and George Parks. District Negro
are matched for the i0-round fea-
ture heavyweight engagement on the
Turner's Arena boxing program a
week from tomorrow night, Monday
December 6.
This will he the first show directed
by Gabe Menendez since rejoining
Promoter Joe Turner as rlc tch-
maker, and it also marks Turner's
return to action after 4 3o-dey
layoT.
Cma will be fighting here for the
At time. hut he is regular partici-
part IN the nearby Baltimore bouts
Twice there lie has defeated PARIS
On his recent record elso is a win
ever Larry Line, who drew against
Parks, ard knockouts over Larry
&C., one, Willie Thomas and Dusty
Wi .ersoa.
Parks, who has been showing
scn1e improvement lately under his
new handler, Pete Sauer, stopped
Rap Mitchell and drew against Lane
in his last two starts at Turner'S
Arena.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Crack DC. Mixed Duos Shoot
In Franklin Pin tournament

Winners last year with a nationa
flve-game mixed doubles record oi
1871, Rosslyn's famed twosome OF
Lucy Rose and Billy Stalcup will be
missing today when leading Capita
man and woman duckpinners COM
bine their efforts in an attempt tc
annex the Franklin mixed doubles
championship in Baltimore for the
second straight time and also make
it four out of five victories since the
popular event was started by the en-
terprising Joe Damico.
Mrs. Rose, the No. woman ma
tional ranking duckpin title holder
temporarily is retired, while Stall
cup is in the Army Air Forces.
Tony Santini has shared the
Franklin championship twice, with
different partners, winning in 1888
with Evelyn Naylor and in 1910 with
Lucille Young. His partner today
will be Takoma's brilliant Frances
Wilson.
Among the some 20 starry District
couples will be Lorraine GULL and
Bob Miciotto, winners of the recent