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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

capacitated him for army duty. He
is = graduate army machinist. He
is also graduate OF Woodward
High in Cincinnati and attended a
school OF pharmacy there.
He and his wife. Mrs Ida CAVITY,
formerly OF Tupelo. Miss. live at
2O4l Stanford He is employed In
a war plant here as top machine
operator.
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rheumatic pain) or muscular
lumbsgo. Don't be put off with
If. or butts, don't keep on COM
planning. Caution: Use only 40
directed. Remember you take
no chances with your money.
First bottle purchase price Of
C-2223 refunded IL you're not
satisfied. 60c and $1.00 sizes.
Be sure that you ask for
and insist on gettins C-2223.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

TB SANATORIUM
NEEDED HERE

There is need for a tubercu-
losis sanstorium in Genesee Coun.
~. according to he findings of C
Bernell Williams, field represen-
tative Of the Michigan Tuberculo-
sis Association. who has been in
the city for the past week organ.
ling an intensive speaking cam.
paign among the colored people
He Is urging them 20 vote yes"
on two proposals. which will au-
thorize the county board OF super
visors 10 construct tuberculosis
ssnstorium in this county.
Genesee County is the only large
county In Michigan. according TO
the United States census OF 1910,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Quoted into the service from Chi
cago. ILL.,. In 1912, and now sta
toned at Camp Breckenridge, KY.
with the 372nd infantry, spent his
furlough here with his brother,
Jessie Cox. Of 1915 Elm street.
Il II 4
VISITED FATHER
Cpl. Willie Roberts, who has re.
turned to his post at Camp Ellis,
Ill, where he Ia with the Quar-
termaster Service company, spent
q pleasant furlouSh with his IA.
Their. Dudley Roberts. OF 4o4o
Names street. Cpl. Roberts wae
indicted from Detroit In l943.
pIcKY' HAD A BIRTHDAY
In the midst of glowing candles.
birthday cake and hilarity, Rich
ard "Dicky" L. King III. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. King. OF De-
troit. Flint, and Chicago, cele-
bratsd his second birthday at his
home on Harrison street.
He was delugsd with gifts from
his many admirers, symbolizing
the popularity OF the swell little
fellow he really Is.
Among those who either were
present or sent gifts were: Mr.
and Mrs. John G.. owery, his
grandparents; Charles w, Lowery
uncle. and Flint representative OF
the Michigan Chronicle and Head.
lines, a monthly Negro magazine;
Miss Suerene L. Lowery, aunt; DR.
and Mrs. Joseph w King and
family OF Nashville. Tenn; Mr.
and Mrs James King. grsndpar.
ents, Of Nashville, Tenn: Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew King, OF Chicago
Mrs. Reoma Bowen. Of Flint. and
his many friends Of the Michigan
! Chronicle.
X X 4
OHIOAN HERE
Mrs. Lenslia Chambers, OF Az
w. Scott street. Columbus, o.
spent a delightful weekend here
with her sister, n-laW, Mrs. L
Pitner, OF 825 Mcclellan street.
X y y
VISITS SISTER
Mrs. Minnie Boiling OF Detroi
Is here visiting her sister.
VISITS NIECE
Mrs Willis Grower 81 Cincin
natl. O., is visiting her niece. Mrs
Lena Moore. Of Rhode Islanc
street.
X \ X
Mrs. Venten Nicely. wife o
Charles Nicely. Sportsman'S clul
secretary spent The weekend il
Detroit with friends
X X =
Robert Wilson OF Elm Parl
spent a brief vacation in the Mo
tor City
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News of Flint
BY c. w. LOWRY
COAST GUARDsMAN

Officer Second Class John r.
Caldwell OF the Coast Guard is ex.
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MACHINIST

Although Pvt. Douglass Canty
received a medical d'.charge from
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
II o B b Y

DR.. c z. walden. prominent
Flint physician 20 date has had
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IN charge 81 more than 90 guards
men in the, training program. Mrs
Caldwell was war worker be.
fore becoming proprietor OF q
confectionery. The family live on
Dwight. at Pingree
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da je vsaj to, &c ze ne vec ~
''ze spet kar naprej davki
in davki! Vse daj samo kmet pa
kmet, ko pride sovraznik, pa
glej, kako 81 bos otel zivljenje!
Enkrat tlaka, drugic desetina,
potem zopet kaj drugega z zivi-
no, bogme, da huje kakor z Ii
vino! Doslej sem dajal v grad
po diva mernika aide, letos jo je
brio zahteval diva in pol. Maj
bolje bi bio, &c bi delal eel te-
den samo tlako, pa bi nemara
Sc ne bio dovolj," Sc je vznevo-
ljil Anzelj, tako da Mohorko nj
mogel do besede.
''Enkrat mora zadeti bozja
kazen tega Hartmana Krajske-
ga. Predvcerajsnjim je Eric, ia
satanski pomocnik grajseakov,
zopet klestil kmete, ker mu do
poldne MISC dovolj preorali. Ko
bi ne ziveli v tako hudih CASH,
bi mu ze posvetili. o starih pra-
vicah, XII so jih uzivali nasi o.
cetje, kmalu ne bos smel nitl
crhniti. Da je tukaj gospod An
drej, bi bio pac vse drugace, "
mu je pritrdil Grahek.
"Cakajte vendar, da vam po-
vem," Sc je vnovic oglasil .ostir,
XII mu nj bilo povseei, da je An
zelj napeljal pogovor ma donna
&c razmere. "Slisal sem tudi, da
Sc je zdaj cello papez dvignil 20
per Turke. Ukazal je, maj du-
hovniki prvo nedeljo vsakega
meseca v ia namen opravljajo
svete mase, molijo litanije in
vodijo skozi mesta in vasi spo-
korne procesije. Redovnikom je
ukazano, maj opravljajo take
obhode po samostanu. Kdor gre
sam ma vojsko ali pa poslje ma
mesto sebe diva druga moza, do,
bi popolen odpusteR. Po vseh
zupnih cerkvah so postavljene
puscice "a prostovoljne denar'
ne prispevke, katerimi Sc bo'
do najele move cete. ze tri ne
delje zaporedoma je cital radov'
ljiski zupnik ia razglas raz le'
co. Hvala Bogu, da Sc obraea
nasa usoda ma bolje! K u s.
pref misIil reel, Anzelj?"
| Dalje prlhodnjic)
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godilo ravno tako kakor dru-
gim," je dejal Anzelj.
V soho je stopil zdaj ostir
Mohorko in prisedel k zgovor-
MIN znancem. Bill je velik, pie
cat hrust mogocnimi brkami
in velikimi, zapovedovalnimi oc-
mi. V mladih letih je obiskoval
radovljisko Solo in sc naucil ci-
tati in pisati, tako da skoraj nj
minul dan, 10 bi ia ali oni mo-
zakar ne bill prisel k MENU is
kat sveta in pomoei. Cul je v
vezi, da Sc suce pogovor njego-
viii gostov okrog Turkov, in "a
to je rekel:
LIE. brez skrbi, &c ne DO hui
Sega kakor Turek, nam ne DO
huda predla. S Turk sc bo zdaj
re cesar pobotal, ako ne z lepo,
pa z grdo. Zadnjic sem bill v Ra-
dovljici in sem ravno cul, da je
zbral cesar nekje ma Hrvaskem
mocno obmejno vojsko zoper to
pogansko golazen. Tudi dezelna
gosposka je zborovala v Mari.
boru ter nalozila nov davek "a
turske potrebseine. Vsak prebi'
valec bo moral odslej dajati ma
teden po en- vinar, tudi hlapci in
dekle, ce zasluzijo. ma leto veG
kakor diva goldinarja. Izbrali SO
81 tudi novega vojskovodjo. No,
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CRNA ZENA ]
Zgodovinsko poves+
PrirediI Jovoron

PrirediI Jovoron

"Reci, kar hoces, pa je le
resi- je dejal hlapec nevoljen;
zee govore tenn mozje, kakr-
sna sta moi gospodar in start
Osterc, nj vse cd muh, ampak
mora biti nekaj ma tenn
''In &c sem JAZZ ma lastna use
sa slisal memo plakanje in i'll
tenje, mi menda ne bo pameten
clovek ugovarjal. Tega 81 ne pu-
stim tajiti," Sc je iznova ojuna-
Gil pastir Matija.
"A, kaj - slisal - slisal! To
lahko vsak rece! JAZZ ne veru-
jem ne V belo ne v crno zeno," "
ga je zavrnil Grahek odlocno.
''In kaj ina bella zena kar ma
enkrat opraviti tukaj, to vas
prosim je vprasal Anzelj.
"Ker mas DO zopet udarila hui
da siba bozja - kuga ali Tur-
XII. Bog Sc mas usmili, sal pra-
VIM" je zastokal hlapec.
Vsem je leglo pri teh bese,
dah nekaj tezkega ma srce. u
molknili SO drug "a drugim in
Sc zatopili V tezke spomine, kj
so bill zdruzeni S tenn imenom
''E, menda Sc nam zdaj n
treba bait teh pesjanov,' je de-
jail cez dokaj ca sa Grahek
''moje, ko bi vedel, da tudi nase
kraje caka kaj takega, kar Sc je
godilo pred dvema letoma dol
okrog Kranja, bi Sc danes zapu-
still domacijo in Sc preselil kan
drugam. Bi 81 vsaj zivljenje re-
sill, &c ne drugega."
"Pa res, Sc zdaj me je groza
ce Sc spomnim, kar so takrat
ljudje pripovedovali 0 tursk
zverjadi," je pripomnil hlapec
Rok; "vse cerkve so pogorele
do tai in pravijo, Ga je bilo ns
tisoce kristjanov pomorjenih
Prokleti vragi, kako neusmilje'
no so trail zene, moze, otroke
- prestradane in zejne, da sc
kar omagovali V zelezju in veri.
gah. Oh, kaj vse mora prestati
uboga kmetska para, vse Sc j
sme pozgati in pobrati, nihce je
ne brani ="
/ "Zahvali Boga, da 81 Jim take
odrok. KO bi ne bile nase vasi
skrite V dolini, hi sc nam bile
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-20
Mali, ogIasi
ZAKAJ BI PLACALI VEG IA POPRA
villa FORNEZOV, KO JIH MI Ma
PRAVIMO IA MANI

dObO treh let "a odplacevanje, brez ta-
kojsnjega vplacila. Pregledni proratuni
brezplacni. v biznesu Clevelandu smo
be II let. GLAVNI URAD HE 1896
OBJ vecerih in nedeljah GIL 5451
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Yam zatekajo nOge?

SSAtI ASSONM&1JV 1tO5Os
z gumijasto elasticnimi noga-
vicami 81 boste preprecili bole-
cine nog, &c vam oh koncu dne-
va zatecejo noge. Splaealo Sc
vam DO kupiti par teh nogavic
ma poskusnjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-20
(NadaljeV0nje)

ON5oN liA AlihJ JSI, AodJ ia NhJ
mem Hrvaskem, zdaj ma Koros-
KEN, je prehodil mock vsako
leto vsaj dvakrat cello kranj-
sko dezelo cd Krskega in Crno-
mlja do Bohinja, poznal VS. e
ljudi in vse druzine, vedel vse
skrivnosti, znal pozdraviti vsa-
ko bolezen ma ljudeh in ziva-
lih. - Ker je bill sila premeten
in zvest, je nosil vcasih cello ko-
pico skrivnih naznanil cd doline
do doline; govoril nj veliko, ali
kadar mu je stekel jezicek, je
zuborelo IL MEGA kakor IL stu
denca in vselej zadelo ma pra-
vem mestu. &c mozku nj bila
kaka stvar povseci, Sc je delal
gluhega kakor stor in je ma vsa-
ko neljubo mu vprasanje ma
lasc narobe odgovoril; resni-
ci pa je incl usesa tanka in OBJ
cutljiva kakor ris, da je bilo le
treba kaj vaznega ujeti,
Marsikdo je dejal, da pri Ste
fuljcku nj vse v redu V glavi,
ia ali oni pa je bill mnenJa, da
je nemara, bolj pretkan in mo-
der kakor lisicji Eric, valpet ma
blejskem gradu.
Mozek je lezal pri peel in Sc
delal specega, dasiravno je glas-
nj hrusc razvnetih pivcev cimda-
lie huje odmeval po sobi.
"Vceraj smo jo zopet popol-
noma dolocno videli il Bodesic,
kako je jokala in plakala ma
drugi strani Save" je pripove-
doval pastir Malta.
"Bezi, bezi, praznarija in sle-
parija," mu je oporekal Grahek,
''nikar ne cen6aj dalje o tenn,
babjevernik"
MEMS, da je start Osterc tu-
di babjevernik? Ga paG Sc pre-
malo pozna5 Cd te plati! In VEN
dar ii priseze, kadar hoces, da
jo je videl ma Gregorjevo pri o.
nih treh topolih, ko Sc je vraGal
il Radovljice,' Sc je zagovarjal
pastir.
20 svetem Gregorju je bill le-
tos scep in oh TAXI priliki je
re marsikdo V brinovem grmi-
Gu domneval strah ali V crnem
kamnu kako grozotno posast, -
je odgovoril Grahek.
Moi gospodar, Pusavec," Sc
je vteknil hlapec Rok v pogo
vor, "je Sci minulo sredo pOno-
ci IL mesta in e srecal belO ze-
no pri savskem mostu - res
niGno in brez sale! - PuSavec
nj izmisljotin ali veternjak, ME
COVE besede so redke kakor zla-
to zrno, ali kar rece, stoji trd-
no kakor zid."
"Dandanasnji Sc po cestah
potika ma vecer vse polno sum-
live potepuske drhali."
"Rekel je, da jo je videl po-
polnoma natancno. Imela je o.
gljecrno oblicje in dolgo, cisto
belo Vlecko, XII Sc je peljala "a
MO kakor "a naso grascakinjo.
Ko je Sci mimo prikazni, je ia
trikrat zapored sklenila roke
mad glavo, kakor bi molila."
"E, navsezadnje bo ia kako
nesretno clovece, XII ga nosi me-
sec."
"Ti - zlicarju Sc je prika-
zala, Sc preden Sc je zmracilo."
"In Bregar jo je menda videl
zarana oh Sami, ko je ze soln-
ce pogledalo liza Grintavca. No,
kaj pravls ma to-"
ITO je popolnoma gotovo zla-
gano,' je pripomnil Anzelj; "se
danes sem Sc mudil pri svojem
svaku Bregarju, pa mi Sc bese-
dice nj crhnil O kaki prikazni.
Nehajte vendar!"
"No, ia je zopet lepa!" Sc je
zakrohotal neverni Grahek. "E-
den 81 nekaj izmisli, drugi ne
kaj pridene, tretji re umira Cd
strahu, cetrti Sc zlaze in tako
postane iz komarja konj, da je
naposled re pol dezele norca-
r,oJ
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FALL RIVER MassNoh Methodist city recently
contributed both the its pulpit
the war eort On the same day that the Rev Raymond
Corps his wife Elizabeth Rowe Maeson aver Mass
was sworn in as Private the WAC Chaplain
up Lawrence Mass, educated University
So minister and his wife
joining the coors at the
Harvard University. She's in Fort Oglethorpe. Ga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-20

. Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno- varGe-
valhe znamke, da bo Gimprej porazeno
0sisce in vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Perna's S Dogs Victors
.After Tie in Trials

The Shooting Dog Stakes, feature
of the 32d annual field trials of the
National Capital Field Trial Club
were run off three times yesterday
at the National Capital Skeet Clut
in Bradley Hills before Judges Mat
thew Trimble and Ray Shenk could
decide on the winners.
When a decision was reached, Joe
Perna had two winners, with his
Battistone's Daisy May, black and
white pointer bitch taking first
place, and his Glenstone's Bobbie
getting a third. Roberson's Prince
an orange and white hunter, took
second. Thomas Baldwin memorial
trophy went to the winner.
Winner of the Derby was Cap. a
liver and white pointer owned by
Paul Stone, with second place 60
ing to Airline Hostess, a liver and
white bitch owned by Sterling
Parks. Third went to Carolina
Babe, owned by R. D. Rosne of An
napolis
In the All-age Stakes, first place
and the Ford E. Young trophy went
to Beechwells Spectator, w. F. Bur-
rows pointer, and Allegheny Dam,
owned by J. G. Wiley, captured sec
ond. Santee Pilot Sam, from the
kennel Of L. c. Marcy, was awarded
third.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Heavy Bouts Headline
Turner's 5 Ring Card
Tomorrow Night

The heavyweights invade WASH
ington again tomorrow night to
put on four headline eight-rounA
bouts featured on the second card
OF the indoor calendar at Turner's
Arena
Johnny benson swings into the
East to test Dixie Lee Oliver, the
Districts promising heavy puncher.
benson rates high because of his
three-round KO over Lee Oma,
while Dixie is the big hit of local
flsticuffing after chilling Gil Strom-
quist, 6-foot-8 Texan, in the arenas
inaugural feature.
Clint Conway, who smashed his
way to II wins here before going
into the service, is back to meet
Johnny Allen of Philadelphia. This
and third clash between Bee Bee
Washington and Jess Moraney, the
middleweight duelists, forms the
opening half of the show.
Buddy Thomas, always a crowd
pleaser here, notably because of his
brawl with Walter Hafer, returns
in fourth eight on the bill to take
on Colon CLANCY, stablemate of
benson with a hot record of wins
in Chicago and Detroit.
If Oliver can stand up to the
tough test benson figures to give
him he will move into a strong
rating in the East and the Joe
Turner-Gabe Menendez firm in
tends to shoot offers to Melio Bet
tina, Tami Mauriello and Larry
Lane to meet tomorrow nights win
ner
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Caps Pro Cage Plans
Are Due Tomorrow

Pete Barry, one of the stars OF
the Original New York Celtics and
newly appointed coach of the WASH
ington Capitols Of the American
Professional Basket Ball League
will be given a testimonial luncheon
by Sponsors Mike Conte and Tom
Andre at the Atlas Club tomorrow
afternoon at /.
Conte and Andre, who are bring
ing back American League basket
ball to Washington at Uline Arena
will join Barry in announcing plans
for l944-5 at tomorrow's luncheon.
Barry will be non-playing coach
OF the Caps this season and has
lined up players who will form a
nucleus for strong team. He will
employ the short-passing, fast
breaking game that finds favor with
the fans and is confident that he
will turn out a spirited club that
will be championship contender.
The Caps open their Uline Arena
activities with an exhibition on No.
vember IL and their home American
! League schedule November IL
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Coast League 10 Ask
$4,000 Draft Price

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 21.-The Pa
ciflc Coast League will open its 1s45
season next March 81 and close
September %.
The directors also voted to submit
to the National Baseball Association
at its annual meeting in Buffalo a
proposal to increase the players
draft price for all classifications of
circuits. The price for AA leagues,
of which the coast loop is one, would
be boosted from $500 to $4,000.
Another proposal will call for in
creasing the recall price from $4,000
to 1000.
The directors voted to continue
the Governors Cup playoff.
The club owners maintained off,
cial silence on indications that
steps may be taken to demand
recognition for the coast loop as a
third major circuit.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Mystery Woman Bet
$1,000 10 Win S700
At Rockingham
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
J SALEM, N. H., Oct. 21.-The mys-
terious lady in red who has been
getting in the hair of New England
horse tracks by plunging on favor
ties to show today returned to
Rockingham Park.
The mysterious woman plunger,
who has created several minus pools
by her transactions, showed up just
as track officials believed that pub
licity had scared her away.
Today she added to her earnings
by wagering $1,000 that Petes Bet
would show in the second race.
Picking up a quick profit of s7OO,
she departed as quietly as she ar
rived.
Petes Bet had been installed an
even-money favorite to win be-
cause Of his undermining qualities
Lauren and Wagner's Amazed up
set him, but he slithered home in
second place.
The $1,000 added Springsteel
Handicap, feature of the day, was
won by No Wrinkles. The 4-year-
old son of Wise Counsellor sloshed
the mile and an eighth in the COM
mendable time of 1:56aS and de-
feated the odds-on favorite, Texas
Sandman, by length and half.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Gochenour Out to Set Duckpin
Mark by Winning Compbe!! :.

promise to be out in force, headed
by Bob Fisher, defending champion
1t. Lou jenkins, when he was No
l duckpinner of the country, was
the last D. C. roller to win the
Campbell in 1941. Wilmer Robey
Oriole bowling mite, won in 1912.
Howard Campbell, assistant man
ager Of Hi-Skor, for whom the tour
nament is named, is likely to be the
only contestant today who COM
peted in the first 1927 tournament.
No bowler has rolled in the event
every year. Illness caused him to
miss.
Astor Clarke is the only bowler to
win the Campbell three times and
also two straight. He won in 1881,
1887 and 1888 and was the first to
roll three 600-sets in row.
Santini Twice Winner.
Tony Santini has won twice, 1882
and 1910. His first victory was
probably the most sensational in the
event. He beat out Ed Blakeney by
one pin with last-box finish.
Glenn Wolstenholme, one of the
Capitals all-time bowling greats swas
the first winner in 1927 with 1874
quite score at the time, but far shy
of the present-day winning tallies
when one considers the record
smashing 2,099 rolled by Fisher last
year.
Other winners and their scores
were:
1928-Red, Megaw, 1928, 1929
Brad Mandley, 1905; 1930-Maxie
Rosenberg. 1884; l934-Sam Simon,
1878; 1935-Eddie Espey. 1867;
1886 - Harry Hilliard, 1899 - Ed
Blakeney, 2,044; 194l-Perce Wolfe,
1857.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
For Local Fans
TODAY.

TODAY.
Football.
Redskins VS.. Brooklyn Tigers,
Griffith Stadium, 2.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Interhigh series, all games at 4.
Western at Central.
Wilson at Anacostia.
Coolidge at Eastern.
Gonzaga at Roosevelt, 4.
Fairfax at George Washington
might, 8.
Tech at Washington-Lee, $50.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Lam
don, $50.
Mount Vernon at Georgetown
Prep, $50.
Boxing.
Dixie Lee Oliver VS.. Johnny
benson, Turner's Arena, first
bout at $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling show, Turn
ers Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Football.
Interhigh series, all games at 4.
Western at Roosevelt.
Anacostia at Tech.
Central at Wilson.
SATURDAY.
Football.
Maryland at Florida.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Occupy Head Winner
At Downs Opening :
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 21.-Oc-
cupy, sleek sprinter from the stable
Iof John Marsch, Chicago sports
man, scored spectacular photo
finish decision over J. H. Rouse's
Three Dots to capture the inaugural
autumn handicap at Churchill
Downs today.
Piloted by Jockey Otto Grohs. the
son of Bulldog took command at
the stretch turn and just managed
to outlast the top-weighted Three
Dots, a heavy tavorite, by head
Nine of an overnight field of II
horses ran in the 6-furlong dash
and the winner added $4,490 to his
earnings.
Occupy was timed at 1928 over
"a fast track.
Proceeds Of the inaugural card
went to war relief, as will the next
five days of the meeting.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
BY BEN McALWEE.

A feat unique in the history ol
major duckpin competition will be
Karl Gochenour's today If the
BrooKland Recreation pilot chalks
up his third straight victory by Win
ming the 10th annual Howard
Campbell Open, the Capitals blue
ribbon bowling event. 1t is to be
staged this afternoon and tonight
in three consecutive five-game
blocks at Lafayette, Lucky Strike
and Convention Hall with $400 and
a medal accruing to the high man
No duckpinher ever has won three
big money tournaments in a row
particularly on consecutive week
ends. BY his previous triumphs in
the Pop Wolfe Memorial at Hyatts-
vile and the Plaza event in Balti-
more the last two Sundays, Goche-
nour has the opportunity.
Grid Fans Accommodated.
One of the biggest squads of local
contestants in recent years is eX-
pected to be on the firing line when
action starts at Lafayette at 2. The
second block at Lucky Strike is
scheduled at and the final at
Convention Hall at 9. For the ac-
commodation of contestants VINO
will attend the Redskin- Brooklyn
game special blocks will start at
Lafayette at and 7:30 at Lucky
Strike.
With Washington bowlers chal-
longing their national prestige, Bal
tlmore sharpshooters, who won 20
out of Is major tournaments staged
in the East by the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress last season.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
Heurioh Court Loops Call
Organization Meetings

The Heurich Basket Ball League
has set up a schedule of meetings
in preparation for the opening of
the loops 18th season around No.
vember 81 and requests all man and
woman teams in the area to have
representatives on hand at the con-
ferences.
The first mems league meeting is
set for November and agents of
the women's teams will get together
the next day. Both affairs are at
pm. in the Heurich Brewery office
TWenty-siXth and D streets NV.
-Four vacancies exist in the mems
circuit and there are three places
for teams in the women's league
Applications for franchises may be
made by calling Republic 1900