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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
POHRBY.

" nedeli, %. zaTf zemTel
We Fort Howard nemocnici We
teran z l. svetova valky James
j. Raska We start 45ti let, syn
zemfelych rodicI Vaclava a
Marie (roz. DvoTak) Raska.
James j. Raska narodil Sc v
Curtis Bay a zastaval Trad U.
S. Deputy Marshalla a bydlel
4720 Curtis Ave.
Pohreb konal sc We stTedu,
26. zaT1 z domu sestry zemTe-
leho p1. M. Stalmann, 1904 Elm
tree ST. do kostela sv. Athana-
siuse a odtud ma Baltimore Nat.
Cemetery. Nosici rakve byli
clenov6 Westport Post No. %
Amer. Legion.
Vypravu pohrbu obstaral p.
Karel E. SchimGnek.
V 1tery, 20. zaTf zemrel
nadejny student Edmund John
Urban, II let starry, syn rodicd
Edwarda a Amy (roz. Havra-
nek) Urban, 800 N. Curley ul.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a byl
posluchacem Loyola High
School.
PohTeb Dude sc konati v So
botu, 20. zaTi z domu smutku
do kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud
ma hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Nosici rakve budou jeho spolu-
skolaci.
Vypravenf pohTbu obstara p.
Karel E. SchimGnek.
- 1tery, 25. zarf zemTela
p1. Elizabeth Svoboda, manzel-
ka Rudolfa Svobody, Dalton
Ave. a Philadelphia Road.
Bylo j SO let. Narodila Sc v
Baltimore.
PohTeb zemrele Dude sobo-
tn rano 20. zaTi re Cvachova
Pohf. Domu do kostela ST. Gle
ment, Rosedale a pochovana
Dude ma hrbitove Nejsv. Vyku-
pitele.
- 25. zarf zemrela p1. Ida
Caulk, vdova, 2413 E. Eager
st. We start so let. Narodila Sc
v Baltimore.
Pohreb Dude sc konati v So
botu, 20. zari z domu smutku.
Pohreb vypravl p. Karel E.
|Schiminek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Prvnf zasilka pensz z Balti-
more do Ceskoslovenska
snrSvns doSlai

0OS
Nenf tomu davno, kdy pan
F. Kalas, opravn6ny bondovy
iednatel American Express Co.
zapocal oznamovati "Tele-
grafu" re sc zabyva zasilanim
penez do Ceskoslovenska a cele
Evropy.
Krajanka pf. Jindrova, 1912
E. Madison ST. byla z prvych,
ktere prostFednictvfm pc Kala-
Sc zaslala pen1ze pfibuznym do
Czech. Minulou sobotu zastavi-
la Sc u p. Kalase v 1fedovne
"Slavie" a S radostf mu sdelila,
re penfze Tadn6 dosly a re do
stala IA ne z Czech potvrzenf.
Byla pine spokojena a poslala
znovu penfze do stare vlasti.
Ia dollar dostane Sc 1851 ko-
run ceskoslovenskych.
Krajane, chcete-li odeslati
penfze svym drahym Cesko-
slovensku, obratte Sc S dGverou
ma pana Kalase, 73O N. Col
lington Ave. v dFadovne "Sla-
vie"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
VICTORY DANCE We


Nasfm krajandm z predbez-
nych zprav je znamo, re nasi
Gill westinghouse krajane po-
fadaj1 v nedeli, 7. f1jna Oslavu
a Victory Dance. Jest to spo-
lecny podnik ses. sboru "Capi-
tol' j. G. D. a Ceskoslovenske-
no Ustred1. Tento vyznamny
podnik Dude poradan v Pythian
Temple, 1912 - 9th St., Wash
ington, D. c.. Zacatek Dude v
z hodin vecer.
Pf1tel naseho listu a horlivy
ctenaf p. Frank C. Kracek z
Chevy Chase, Md, nam postal
dopis, ktery otiskujeme:
4411 Elm Street
Chevy Chase : Is, Md.
"a. zarf, 1915.
Vazeny pane Cihlari:-
Ma mas podnik a oslavu vel
mi radostne ocekavame nasich
znamych z Baltimore, Curtis
Bay, Belcamp a okol1, a doufa-
me, re vsichni prijdou Sc poba-
Wit S Mani S velkou zizn1 a v no.
vych botach - lance a obcer-
stven1 Dude dost!
Ma milou shledanou We Wash
ingtonu Z. r1jna.
Ted sc mi velmi lfbi Vas "Te-
legraf' a zvlaste ty zpravy z
Ceskoslovenska. PTikladam SEX
ma $500 ma diva roxy. Pokra-
cutie v te dobre praci, ably Sc
mas lid drzel pohromade a pra-
coval nejen byti dobrymi anne
rickymi obcany, ale take do
brymi potomky nasf Stare VIA
sti!
S krajanskym pozdravem,
Frant. Kracek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
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MlStnl ZprdVy.
LIDU
M~ARYLANDU!

Jiz tento tyden pocina Wal
& Community Drive pro SIBERIA
CT vybor narodnostnfch skupin
mezi kterymi jest zarazen Ces-
koslovensky vybor. Tento rok
ustanovena byla nam kvota
100000. Jelikoz jsme sebra-
ly minuly rok $1,O58.5O, veT1-
me pevne, re tuto kvotu neje-
nom docflfme, ale zdvojnasob1-
me, zvlaste kdyz jest pomoci
nynf tolik potreba v Ceskoslo-
vensku a kdyz povaz1me, re
Americky Pomocny Vybor pro
Ceskoslovensko obdrzf z tohoto
fondu $1,095,00O.
Uvazime dale, jak caste pc
nfze "a malicherne pozitky Wy
davame a re stejnym obnosem
mGzeme nyn1 pfipraviti sobe
vnitrnf hrejivou radost a svym
bliznim vlastni krve m1zeme
poskytnouti nejenom hmotny
prospect a radost, ale take ma
plniti jejich v1ru v humanitu,
We viru, re lidskost We svete ne
vymrela.
Dejte dar die moznosti, ale
dejte darek vydatny! Dejte
velkodusne!
Hlavnf nabor ma tento fond
pocne 5. Tfjna, ale jelikoz cizo-
narodnf skupiny mali doc1lit
svou kvotu do teto DOLBY, laska-
We dejte vas dar vyboru ktery
vas navSt1v1 neb odevzdejte
vas dar nektere clenkyni vybo-
ru:
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Mas vybor ma pf1stf schulz
We skole Augustin Herman, dine
2. T1jna v 8 hodin vecer kde tez
pTijfma Diary.
Otilie Martinez, preds. vyboru
Sylvie PETER, tajemnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

Krajanka a horliva ctenaTka
Telegraph" pf. Anna Smrhova
dostala doj1mavy dopis z Pra-
ny ktery mileradi otiskujeme:
Praha, 5. zaTi, 1915.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28

l. We Washingtone Sc tvrdf, re
byl w pfipraven a schvalen a
mericky dlouholety plan kon-
troly Japonska, jehoz cflem je
dosahnouti hospodarskeho Cd
%zbrojen1 Japonska a premeny
zeme V m1rumilovny a demo-
kraticky stat. Plan uz byl schva
len sefy stabG, statnfm, valec-
nym a namornfm department
tenn a rovnez presidentem Tru-
manem a zaslan MacArthurovi.
Dosud vsak nebyl uverejnen a
sotva v nejblizsf dobe Dude u
verejnen, protoze Sc We vlad-
Mich kruz1ch obavajf Rampant,
ktere by isolacnicky a republi-
kansky fisk molly podniknout
prot Wade. Je to situace OBJ
dobna pffpadu kdy Roosevelto-
va vlada prijala pc quebecke
k%onferenci Morgenthau1v plan
okupace Nemecka a rovnez Sc
jej bala uverejnit.
Macarthur naT1dil japonske
Wade, ably predlozila okupac-
nlmu stabu podrobnou zpravu
O stavu japonskych finance 20
celou dobu valky, bilance bank,
pojistoven a vsech financnfch
1savG. Zprava pom1ze americ-
kym 1fadGm pri zahajenf kon-
troly ~japonskeho hospodarstvi
a pr1prave vojenske spravy v
hospodafskem zivote, ktera by
mohla splnit postupimske ulti-
matum, znicit japonsky tezky
prdmysl a zajistit mirovou
tendenci japonskeho hospodaf-
stvi.
Dals1 MacArthurovo narfze-
nj rozkazuje Japoncnm, aby
do 81. Tfjna provedli dplnou
demobilisaci japonske namornf
policie. Macarthur dale mari
dill zatcen1 generala Abe, byva-
leho ~japonskeho guvernera Ko-
reji, ktery je ma listin6 valec-
nych zlocincG. Ma druhe stra-
ne byvaly SET japonske spiona-
re a Indicator valky v Mandzur-
sku general Doihara, jehoz Eat
cent bylo narfzeno, dosud je ma
svobode a 1raduje dale v bu-
dove ministerstva valky.
Vice-prmier Konoje prohla-
sill novinar6m, re vdbec nenf
pravda, re Sc cfsaT Hirohito
chysta resignovat. Naopak, CT
sar Poole nazoru Konoje, jenz
ie jeho blfzkym prfbuznym, te-
81 Sc pry nejvetsf popularite v
Japonsku a chysta Sc vladnout
svemu lidu jeste velmi dlouho.
Zatlm co v Cine pokracujf L.
.spesne jednanl mezi komunisty
a kuomintangem a jeden Gin
sky ministr prohlasil, re ku kon
ci tohoto tydne lie ocekavat
komunike o vysledku jednanf,
chystajf Sc nepokoje v jinych
castech jihovychodnf Aisle.
Je jisto re v Indocfne vyr1sta
velke hnut1 "a neodvislost, KITE
re je prot navratu FrancouzG~
do kolonie. V Indoc1ne vzdy
bylo slime nacionalisticke hnut1,
ktere vystupovalo proti Fran
couz1m, a toho hnutf bylo jeste
pos1leno, kdyz sc francouzska
moe zhroutila. Tvrdi Sc, re do
morodci jsou v Indocfne ozbro-
jeni, a re sc postav1 sc zbrane-
mi v rukou proti navratu Fran
couzH.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Lodstvo vyhralo valku, opaku-
je admiral Nimitz.

Admiral Chester w. Nimitz
opakoval sve m1neni, re manor
nj moe vyhrala waikiki prot ia
ponsku.
Rekl, re pouzitf atomove
bomby v budoucnosti zavisf ma
udrzen1 mocneho lodstva.
Prohlasil, re namofni bloka-
da Japonska a bombovan1 ia
ponskeho uzem1, jez bylo uci-
memo moznym pouze silnym a.
merickym lodstvem a dobytl
pTednfch japonskych manor
mich zakladen privedly valku
Ike konci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Radostne shledanf bratrH
ZaderI v Camp Mead. Md.

Minuly tyden pc 8 letech
shledali Sc pfi navratu z evrop-
skych bojist v Camp Mead bra
tfi S/Sgt. Frank Zadera a Pfc.
Charles Zadera. Radost jejich
byla zvysena, re jsou konecne
donna u rodicG pc cemz kazdy
voJak, ktery prodelal valku
tOuzi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Otto HanSel,
Praha VrSovice,
Bezejmenna 853.

Otto Hansel,
Praha Vrsovice,
B~ezejmenna 853.
Velevazena PAM smrhova:-
Dne "a. rijna 194OLzaslala
jste ballcek S prGvodnim dopi-
sem do Evropy, ktery obdrzel
muj svagr Jan Blaha z Prahy,
ktery byl letcem v csl. zahra-
nicn1 armade-v 311. bombar-
dovaci peruti-v Anglii a zu-
castnil Sc tax ceskeho odboje v
cizine.
Bohuzel mu nebylo prano, a
by Sc slavne a brzy vratil do
%vlasti, jak Wy We SVEN dopise
p1sete. Padl dine 10. Tfjna 1912
v boji proti nemeckym bandi-
tdm a jest pohrben ma jednom
vojenskem hTbitove nedaleko
Londyna.
V techto dnech pTinesl jeho
nejlepsf kamarad pri prilezi-
tosti navratu nas1ch letc1 z An
gle dopisy, ktere byly u nej
nalezeny a teto okolnosti deku-
il "a Vasi ctenou adresu.
Cetl jsem Vas dopis a byl
jsem hluboce dojat mad Vas1mi
uprfmnymi a krasnymi slovy.
Dekuji Yam t1mto zp1sobem
jak jmenem vlastn1m, tax i jme
mem me manzelky a tchyne, t.
j. sestry a matky zesnuleho "a
Vasi slechetnost a vlasteneckou
snahu, prispeti nasim hrdin1m
v jejich tezkem boji.
Velice bych Sc tesil, kdyby
Vas tento dopis zastihl pri pl-
mem zdravf a sile a kdybyste
mne ma mole dnesn1 Tadky Cd
povedela.
Pisete We SVEN dopise, re ma
tie v Cechach 3 syny a 2 dcery
udelala byste mi velkou radost,
sdelila-li byste mi jejich adre-
sy, snad mne Dude mono, je
vyhledati.
ia sam jsem byl 81 meslcG
veznen v rnznych nemeckych
koncentracnfch taborech, vratil
jjsem Sc v pill kvetnu t. r. do O.
svobozene vlasti a nyn1 pc ma
bytf novych sill zac1nam znovu
s prac1.
Zdravim Vas a z1stavam
oddany Vas,
Otto Hansel,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
VfTEZNA SBfRKA sATU.

Henry j. Kaiser, narodn.
predseda Spojene Narodn1 Sbfl
KY satG minuleho yara oznamil
re ma pran1 p. presidenta Tru-
mana provede novou sbfrkU
tax zvanou "Vfteznou Sbirku
Sat1", ktera Dude zahajena 7.
LEDNA 1916.
Tentokrate americky lid bu-
de pozadan by daroval 1OO,-
100000 odevG S dodatecnou O.
buvf a lozn1m pradlem.
Tato sbirka je NUTNA pra-
vii pan president a budou z nj
podeleni vSichni nuzn1 v osvo-
bozenych zem1ch. Kazdy dar-
ce Dude vyzvan ably vlozil do
darovanych satd "DOPIS DO
BRE VULE" neznamemu pr1-
"a vodou.
UNRRA obstara dopravu sa-
tn, obuvi a lozn1ho prada z te-
to sb1rky jake to ucinila sc sb1r-
kou jarn1.
IlIUlIllIIIIIIlU IIlliIIIIIlU
SVEJDUM - KlenotnfkEGm
234O E.. MONUMENT ST.
prave doSla zasilka novych
HAMILTON A ELGIN
HODINEK. OF.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
|TERST BUDE MEZINAROD-
MIN PRfSTAVEM A SLOUZI-
tt CELE STREDNf EUROPE.

Zahranicni ministri peti vel
moc1 oznamili, re dosahli doho-
dy o sv1zelne otazce hranic me-
ri Jugoslavif a Italii a odkazali
SWIM sekretarGm, ably vypra-
covali pohranicni linii.
V projevu, vydanem pc dvou
zasedan1ch Rady zahranicn1ch
ministr1, pravi Sc, re bylo roz-
hodnuto, ably Terst, ktery je
nyn1 v rukou Italie, byl ucinen
mezinarodnfm pf1stavem a ably
kazdy z obou narodG obdrzel
suverenitu mad obyvatelstvem
mluv1cfm jeho jazykem.
Bude rozhodnuto, jaka opa-
trent mali byti provedena, po-
kud Sc tkne mezinarodnf kon-
troly Terstu, ably bylo zajisteno
pouz1van1 p~f1stavu stejnou me-
rou Jugoslavii, Italii a zemfm
stfedni Evropy, jak je obvykl6
v jinych pT1stavech sveta.
Byl to navrh Ruska.
Toto rozTeseni, ktere dava Ju-
goslavii meme nez co zadala q
bere Italii vice nez co chtela
dati, je patrne We shode s for
null, navrzenou ruskym komi-
SaTem Zahranicnich v6ci MO1O-
tovem.
Molotov Tekl ma sve tiskove
konferenci: "Uzemi, jez patti
Chorvat1m a Slovinc1m, mali
jim byti vracena. Ia, ktera
jsou italskeho razu, ma dostati
Italie, coz Dude jen spravedlive
V dnesnfm ornament rady
ministrd sc pravi, re pohranic-
nj cara Dude este narodopisna
a ponecha minimum ciz1ho 1ze-
mi druhemu narodu s tim doro-
zumenlm, re d1kladna studio
budou konana ma m1ste samem
nez pohranicn1 cara stane Sc
definitivn1.
Otazka italskych kolonii.
Zahranicni ministTi pred tim
pTedali otazku italskych kolo-
nil svym sekretaTGm, ably il Wy
pracovali. Nezmfnili Sc o DIAL
matskych ostrovech, ktere jul
goslavska vlada pozaduje.
Konecne rozhodnutf o vsech
vecech, jez Sc vztahuji k miro
We smlouve S Itali1, must byti u
cineno narody, ktere byly We
valce s Itali1.
Anglicke listy jew prekvape-
nj mad vyrokem komisaTe Mo-
lotova, re Rusko zajfma Sc O
kcntrolu dvou italskych kolo-
nil - Tripolisu a Eritree.
Arabovs zadaji samostatnost.
z Kahyry bylo oznameno, re
Arabove v Tripolsku protestujl
prot tomu, ably byli vraceni
pod italske panstv1 nebo ably
byli rozdeleni mezi velmoci.
zadaj1, ably byla uznana SUI
verenita Tripolska, ktere bojo-
valo "a svobody, obsazene v A
tlanticke charte.
Nejprednejs1 z otazek, o nichz
Dude jednano ma konferenci
zahranicnfch ministrG, jsou O.
vsem smlouvy S balkanskymi
staty a navrhovane zmezina-
rodneni evropskych vnitrozem.
skych vod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-09-28
Ryn otevren pro pIavbu.

z Teky Ryna byly odstrane-
ny vraky asi ITO potopenych
lodi a Is most1 a je opet otev-
rena pro plavbu z Duisburgu
az k mort.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Vandegrift, Shepard
To Share Spotlight

While Tuesday nights interleague
classic between Washington and
Brooklyn win have a strong military
motif, what with WACS, WAVES,
SPARS, lady Marines and other
service people loose on the premises,
probably the two most important
will be 1t. Bert Shepard and 1t.
Gen. Alexander A. Vandergrift,
Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Bert will be the Mats starting
pitcher and. to hear Clark Griffith
tell it, he wants to go all the way.
Moreover, Griff thinks that a boy
with Shepard's courage and native
pitching ability can do it. 1t may
mean a regular berth on the Mats
mound staff for the wounded flyer
and nobody will be pulling harder
for him than Griff.
Gen. Vandergrift will make a few
brief remarks-as is his custom.
The general is an honest sports fan
who probably would turn out any
way to see the ball game and prob
ably doesn't like the idea of having
to face a mike, but it'll give the
fans a. chance to see one of our
flghtingest leaders.
1t. Col. Joe Escude, chairman of
the Entertainment Committee, has
put together one of the best shows
ever assembled for an affair of this
kind, but, so the customers will be
spared the slightest disappointment,
is keeping his plans rather quiet.
But you've got a couple of surprises
in store if you're going to the game.
The program begins at 7:30.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Busanda Nips Cameo
For Second Place

Second-half action in the Indus
trial League again finds Busanda
and Cameo slugging it out In a hot
rivalry with the Heurich Brewers
waiting in the background. In an
other blistering Busanda Cameo duel
yesterday on the Ellpse, Busanda
copped, 10, to climb to second place
behind the league-leading Furni-
turemen.
1t was another herling duel be-
tween Ed pluto Oliver of Busanda
and Frank Watt, with Watt granting
only three hits in defeat to the four
permitted by Oliver. Oliver won his
own game by banging two of his
mines bingles.
Vint Hill. in the District Recrea-
ton League. is racing toward the
playoffS and crack at the Indus
trial League winner with a record of
10 out of % games won, IA in the
loop. Latest victim of the Hillmen
was Air Transport Command, beaten
5-1 yesterday on the Ellipse.
Army Medical College scored an
upset in Metro Military League play
by knocking off Army War College.
81, on the losers diamond.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Enaa sar Sports Bookne Holmes Sets Mark With Braves as Dodgers Slip
Griffs, Twice Humping Browns,
Close in on Leading Tigers

stepped In to make double-play
pitch.
Carrasquel Hot on Hill.
In the second game, Manager
Bluege gambled with Ullrich for a
couple of innings, then turned the
pitching over to Carrasquel. The
Browns with two passes and two
hits had overcome a Nat lead, but
the Mats had made good use of
three singles in the third to give Al
a 3-2 getaway. That was all he
needed. Carrasquel let only six Of
the Browns get on in his seven in
nings. Two got scratch hits, one a
clean single, one a pass and one
reached first through an error. The
Mats went on to run their hit total
off Jack Kramer to 10, picking up
two more runs in the seventh with
two singles and Shortstop Stephens
overthrow Of first
Kuhel had a rib cracked when hit
by thrown ball in the Detroit Sc
ries, an X-ray revealed yesterday.
| He may be available as a
pinch batter in the series here and
expects to resume play at first base
after the Mats get back to Wash
ington. . The Mats are in such a
hot streak. Coach Milan Just had
to rejoin them. . Still weak from
his recent operation for hernia, he
crept into the Mats hotel yesterday
and for the next two or three weeks
will do nothing around the club
other than sit at the games in a
choice grandstand seat.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Bell Takes Whipping
From La Motta, But
Makes Big Hit
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 7. - Tommy
Bell the Youngstown welterweight
who has been burning up the him
terland, got licked in his first Madi-
son Square Garden fight last night
but he made such good showing
that Promoter Mike Jacobs un-
doubtedly will find another Garden
spot for him soon.
Sturdy Jake La Motta of the
Bronx. sporting l2-pound weight
advantage at l6l to 149. was the
man who spoiled Bells New York
debut. Whamming away at Bells
body with his usual hard stomach
blows, Jake won an unanimous 10
round decision before 8,708 who paid
$24,153.
Bell got a bloody nose from La
Motta left in the third and was
nearly floored in the fifth and sixth,
but he stood up to this hammering
and put on whirlwind rally in
the last round that almost sent
Jake to the canvas for the first
time in his ring career.
At the end, Judge Charley Rosen
voted eight rounds for La Motta and
two for Bell. Judge Joe Agnello
saw it as 7-3 and Referee Ruby
Goldstein, as we'll as the Associated
Press, called it Ga.
Bell clipped La Motta with his
best punch. a short, sharp right to
the chin. in the very first minute
of the scrap. but the Gibraltar-like
Jake shook it off. Bell landed the
same punch on many other occa-
sions, but he might just as well
been hitting a rock.
Bells next fight is against Jimmy
Doyle in Cleveland on July l9.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Kurowski Is Natural for Third Base

You also Whitley KuroWsk OF the Cardinals to the
National have the right
has the American-no to
make forget Jimmy Collins Bill Bradley Pie
another well back to the
other official selectors
the Cardinals Mickey
the best cachers in the Natlona
League found worthy of being cassed
Dickey
several others who will have to be given serious con
you'll find Mel Off, has been named
something like IA alstar teams Mel was the main mau
of big dpbut he still is
Schnozze Lombardi is another
Nicholson Of the Cubs three more Wha
Walker, 1944s batting champion?
1s45 selection one is made could lead to more arguments
number Of anmlng
would add to general
nominations been make
with
services and players now per-
their judge
young practically demands that asar caeVen
If helded-be chosen.
of possibilities been left out in this list,
that would have been
transportation hadn't out the show
North Amer AManceD
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Mrs. Bower Romps
To NBC Golf Victory

All the nice things written about
Mrs. A. 3. Bower recently are true.
At least there will be no contradic-
tions after she carved out a nifty
80-4-76 to win the NBC mug yes
terday at Manor Club with the
flashiest game witnessed in this
precinct in some time.
The former Bea Little. who once
held the Kentucky State title, picked
up all the marbles and put some
back as both low gross and net prizes
fell to her. Her 80 was seven strokes
under second best gross cards turned
in by Mrs. Marion Falls and Mrs.
Betty P. Meckley, but she took the
net award carrying the handsome
silver trophy. Consistency was the
keynote of her game as she toured
both mines in 40.
Mrs. Meckley elected not to play
off for low gross prize and 1t au-
tomatically went to Mrs. Falls. A
10-stroke handicap also gave the
latter runner-up honors in the net
division
A field Of more than 30 partic-
ipated. Complete scores:
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Surface, Talbert Play
For Shot al Segura
In u. ). Net Final
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July There may be
no honor connected with it, when
one looks back on the records, but
1t. Hal Surface, jr., and Billy Tai
bert of Wilmington, Del, meet to-
day for the chance to confront
Francisco (Pancho) Segura in the
singles final of the national clay
courts tennis championship tomor-
row.
Talbert was a fnalist in the meet
a year ago. 1t. Surface was over
in India at that time, helping the
United Nations in their battle
against the Axis.
Segura, the champion. faced the
toughest opponent of his career in
this country yesterday as he went
into Sundays final by default.
Elwood Cooke, of Los Angeles,
gave the former Ecuadorian now at
tending the University of Miami
(FlaD. one of his toughest tennis
battles in their semi-final match
yesterday. before the muscles in his
legs tied up and he had to admit
Qe1eaJ Dy Qe1ault.
Segura won the first set from
Cooke. l8-l6-perhaps a record in
national clay courts championships
The point count in the 34-game set
was 116 to l08. Then, in the second
set. after he had come from behind
81 deficit to tie the count at 3-3
Cooke wilted and finally forfeited
the match when he suffered severe
leg cramps. Segura had won the
next game and was leading 4-3.
Talbert. Segura's doubles partner,
was beaten by the two-handed,
transplanted Ecuadorian, in last
years finals. But teamed they
romped away with the 1914 doubles
crown.
Yesterday they went into the semi
finals of the mems doubles with a
SO, 6-3 victory over Leonard
Prosser, Mission. Kans., and Alec
George, Kansas City, Mo, 60, 6-3.
Meanwhile, Pauline Betz, Los
Angeles, defending women's singles
champion. and Doris Hart, Miami,
Fla, teamed to defeat Barbara
Krase, San Francisco, and Dorothy
Head, Alameda, Calf, 8-6, Ga,
in a seminal Miss BetZ and Miss
Hart are the defending doubles
champions.
Play will continue today through
all phases of the championships
with finals in the mems singles and
doubles, women's singles and dou-
bleS. and mixed doubles Finals in
all five tournaments are scheduled
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Stors Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Rick Ferrell and AL Carrasquel,
Senators-Ferrell set new American
League mark by catching his 1.722d
game as Washington downed st. Louis
in the opener. 6-2; CarrasquePs three
hit relief job in the nightcap saved
a clean sweep for Mats, So
Tommy Holmes, Braves-Set a new
National League consecutive game hit
ting streak at SO games as Boston
whipped the Pirates twice, 1875 and
14-S.
Ray Sanders, Cardinals-Paced st.
Louis l9-hit attack in 1873 .slaughter
Of Brooklyn with four hits, driving in
six runs.
Stan Hack. Cubs-Contributed FIVE
hits, Including two doubles, in a double
rout of Phils, 1-3 and 5-1.
Oscar Grimes, Yankees-Batted In
three runs with pair of singles and
q double in New York's "a shade Of
Detroit.
Jesse Flores, Athletics - Edged
Thornton Lee In tisht fve-hit mound
duel to trip Chicago, 10.
Allie Reynolds. Indians-Came to the
rescue of starting pitchers in both
games to save two decisions over Bos-
ton, 3-2 and d.