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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30
Die Fried densvertraege

Dult 5roniplpanien polt llngorn
perliert aber Yaiiarabien an 3uB.
lanO.
slrmec: 125,OOO Mann.
;SIottc: 5000 Wann uno 10, 700
5pnncn.
2uitlpaiic: $50 0llejeuae uno
5000 Mann. Seine Bomber.
Naiicrte Sruppen: @eroen IN so
Saren Suriifsesogen. nit Ausnabme
ruliiibcr 5ruppel,, sic sur slufreht'
crhaItrne ser Gerbinouns nit Der
nod in Sciterreih Itebenoen ar'nee
n0tig lino.
@nlgarien
&riegsenticbdoiaune $4,000
600. Briehenlano crb1lt $45.0OO.'
eco unO Sugollamien $25,OOO,O 900.
Scrritprialc Menoerungen: Or
,Glt iiiolihe 9obruoid)a bon 3umd'
MEN.
Nrmec: 56,SOOO Wannn.
Slottc: $500 Mann uno 25O
Sonnen. .......-. ...
2uit,pafic: 80 Slllgjell9e mo 81
200 Afann. &einc 9omber.
9rieltiaungcn: Seine erlaubt an
gried,iib .buIaariid,er @rcn5e.
Mliicrte Sruppen: Sn 80 SaIen
5rlriifae5parn.
&rier rsentid)loiam0: $3O0,WO,s
600, bicrppn 5000, 100000 al HlB'
!anb, ser Heit 81 gleihen Ieilen an
Sided,oilolpafei uno Suapilapien
Serrituriale 9lenoerlng: lrttt
SranIplpanicn an NllntGnien uno
eincn @riidcnfcpi bel Wratislmpa on
Sitbeboilomofei ub.
Nrmec: 65,OOO,OOO Manu.
iSlptte: Seine.
2uitpaiie: 80 Tlugjcuge, $500
Mnnm, feline Bomber.
slaiierte Sruppen: Ab5uD in so
Saeen nit slusnabme ruiiiid)er
Irippel oie gerbinouns nit armee
in Seltcrreid) unterbalten.
arieasentidldoiguns: 100000,
QUO al HuBlnno.
Scrritoriale Ncnoerungen: 2anos
ruge bon &arelien al MuBlono,
cbcnin Yrppini Hetiamu.
9lrmee: $4,000 Wunn.
Ilptte: $500 Mann uno 10000
Spnne,.
2uihpaiic: 60 iSlugjeuge, 5000
Mann. feline Bomber.
Nlliierte 5ruppen: Seine &laliel.
oa Huiien nur abeetretene @ebiete
belebt balten.
Nugelncine 9eltimnl,ngen: Cie
iiini Hationen biirien feline sltom.
!uuiieu, ober uutolnatiid) angetriebe.
ne Eroieftile beiiten oOer berltellen,
ti,d) feline @eihiise nit elmer. ShuB.
peite bon mebr uls 30 &ilom.ter
ooer Sorpeoos, oie bemannt perhen
f0nnen. Sic bahen feline Gntid)1oi'
sungsanipriitbe on Die M0iierten uno
reren punoes9cnoiien 81, itelien.
Sic miiiien oie BON .Hripateisentu-
mern uIliicrter 9tntipnen crlittcnen
Gerluite 5ll 5lpei Irittel gut,nad,en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

9iifidIiiiie aui oie enogiiltige Npue
Ser perid)ieOenen meiteuropdilfen
Saien, einihlieBlif ser oeutihen,
:u Sieben. SolGnoiihe @irtibaits.
treiIe baben eeraOe IN Ser letten
3eit bie slhbGnsigteit Soaanos pon
ocm oeutihen Wirtlhaftsidifial
itarf betunt. Die israse Ser SeebGien
miro nid,t ourh poriibergebenoe
Observation-Disclosures entldieoen.
Irnoern burh oei Struftur oes Mu'
benbanoels, uno oieie ,srage ipie.
rerum lit aui LANCE Sid)t bon Der
Sciitung IeutiblanOs OILS SanOpls=
partner niht Su trenne. Gin SonOer.
tcrid)t ser Zines, Sen 9Y0 per<
mittelt. beihrieb fiirjlid oieie slb-
b1nsigfeit unb periab ieine slusiiib.
rlneen nit suten Statiitifen. Mn
ser @lniubr Der 9tieoerlanoe iei
Geutidlan0 iriiber iait nit eineln
Tiertel beteiligt setpeien. 3u ben
Gerluiten i'm @iiteraustauid fame
bcute oie nod oes 3miihenbanOels
uno ser 9ienitleiltungen. lleber Not.
teroam gin9 Elm erbebliher Cell Ser
Oeutiden Smporte bon GiIenerjen
uno Der oeutiden susiubr bon Sob.
le. ...
Mebnlid) iei Die Gage anoerer 3d-
zen un0 Sraaue 0eS Jruujithun0els.
9ouano babc beiipielslpeiie oie
grobte Jlotte an Hbeinidiifen. oe,
rem llmiase gu so Hro5ent nit
Gcutiblano getdtigt ,prroen. Das
engliide 8latt iiibrt nod anoere
mirtidaftlihe 3uiammenbGnge aui,
Die iriiber Oas boQdnOiid)e Wirt'
Idaitsleben begiinltigt baben uno
geute gu elmer poriihtigeren peur'
teilung eeraoe oie Sd)ifiabrtston.
iunftur oes 2anoes stpingen. @inige
ser @eiihtspunfte. sic nod elmer
Weloung oie &ibtung oes Sbii.
fabrsperfebrs 5lpiihen europa uno
ser iibrigen Welt beitimmen mer.
sen, moeen iid nit Ser 3eit auh
nieoer ner1noern. Die 8erfebrsuer.
baltniiie aui Ben oeutifen Binnen.
tuaiieritraben meroen iid fonoioli'
oieren, uno man miro es rubie oct
3utunit ii6erlaiien f0nnen, Oh nidt
bas beutide Binnenuerfebrsneb nit
ieinen Mnihliiiien an oie atlantiihen
9dien mieoer einmal feline friibere
Moue bei Der 0erteilune bon Mai'
iensiitern in europa 3uriidgetpinnen
tpir6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30
stur xSrrelvvnDen8eu. Dte mtt Des
1,eustaa Wad,mtttcapuh eintret.
ZEN. werben berH6fimt'rt sur Ser.
stfentltd,uns tn Der am DsnnetS.
tag ert6etnenbcn Rum'res.
Petrad)t IL, ;ieben.

in getrad)t 5u ileben.
Munn biele 2anoienti,ng begOnner,
bat lmlo lple iallge lie nod anoauern
miro, fam nienano nit Siderbeit
angeben. 9ab es iid um einen leit
SabrbullOerten I'M Sang befinoli6en
Yro5eS banoelu muB, fam nlan in
beiien oaraus idlicBen. oab man on
Hrihieoenen Stellen ser &iiite unter
Woller liegenoe &uinen BON esfinro-
Sieolungen angctrpiien bot. Mls
llriahe Ger Sanoieufung miro Don
Or. ytor9aarO. oem 0ireftor oes
8eoOGtiihen Snitituts Don aopcn.
hagei, ser 0ruf Oes gronldnoiiden
Snlanoeiics angegcben. Die nit Dem
beriibmten @rauimeter ourd)geiiibr=
ten Observation-Disclosures aui @ron.
lano bGtten oie lseititeaungen Wa-
glitter SunSbafs beitdtigt uno unter
anoerem ersebeu, oaB oas s6iinfen
ser Sniel iaiolae ser Sdypcre uno
ausoebn,lng oes Snlanoeiies nod
iebr lanse anoauern tperoe.
Gum Croft fiir ipdtere Gsfimo-
senerationen fiist 8. Rorsaaro aber
bin5lh 0aB @r0nlano lpoN faum
gang untergcben lperoe. Wenn oas
lneilte Gis auf 8runO oes 81 erauar-
tenoen alimas geid,mol5en iein lper.
he, fonne man i'm 8e9enteil oan,it
rehnen, OaB Die Snfel lan9iam
tpieoer aus Dem Weere emportauhen
tberSe. es tpiirbe oermutlid Damn
cine dbnlid)e gnhpiflultg einieber,
wie man lie iebt an gupiiien ibme.
oiiden aiiitenitrefen an Der Botts
niiden Buht beobadten tonne. mo-
iid Sas Sano idbrlid IL MiQimeter
bebe, oas beibt alio I'M 2auie bon
100 Sabren INN runo einen Weter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30
vereinigte Staten beanspruehen
Elm weites SuedpoIgebiet

pol ltiisen lih grGBtenteils aui Gnt
Eedlmeen nit tatilhlihen Sermel
i,lnaen uuo 9eiesung ourd, Ggpe,
Gitinnen.
Nunne beablittigt, iib in Ser
siorsuerite Yai. NO iest oie Gng.
llnoer iisen, ii bis Is 0oAate
ouf5ubalten. Nad) elmer &onicrens
nit 9pro ioD ser &ongreb eriuft
lucroen, 6elo fiir neue Grpeoitioncr
5u l'e,pilligen, Inn peitere Stiib.
rullfte IN ser 9lntarftis an5uleJen
!no it'd BORT metr ooer .peniger allf
Sic Souer einSurihten.
Mnd Muitralien
Sionep, sluItralien.-- Sic ,Spo,
ucp Sun" erfl6rtc, oab aultrolien
elu Trittel ocS 2anotcmpleres am
Sitoppl beaniprlld)t uno pabrihein-
licJ ieben Gorid)las ablebnen MIRO,
oas Siiopolaebiet ser &ontrrlle ser
II. q. Sl unterIte0en.
Sn oem Mrtifel ser Sun" beibt
cs, 0rpbbritannien babe ieine ei9c.
nen slnipriide sluitralien iiberlai-
zen, beiicn 6oroerlrgeu nah Sauo
ocrt ieit lanaeln BON 6raufreid) uuo
9torme9eu auertannt noroeu lino.
vTie &crcinigten Stauteu babcn es
oauernb abgelebnt, irgeno pelhe
territoria!e Muipriihe an5uerfeunen
uno baben al,f) lelt,lt feilie geltelt"
filbrt oie Sun" aus.
(Sn eincm nm ,. Sonuar Der.
nfrcntllttcn Scituriifel itbrieh sic
"Ma'bllgtou Eoit": vGs lit mubl
talun moalid), einen nutloieren In.
Lob 81 iuternationaler @erbitterung
81 eriinOen, ais Oie gesenpdrtige
Soeo nah @ciistitclu in Sen Shnce.
nno Gisluiilten am SiiSpol. Sic
sanjc ploslide auireal,ne idcint
nur lucgen elmer einSigen Sahe ent.
ltanOen ju 'ein - llran, oas niiblitb
it, INN Gontinente Su pulperiiierer.
@ir iinO ser slnliht, es luiiroe pie!s
.cld)t gut 'ein, Nas aclantc Yplorgr.
t'ict i'm Siioen fiir bie II. q. il, be.
an'pritden uno bic per5lpidten Yrcs
h!cme Der ausbeutllng uno Ter,pal-
tllng a,sidllieblid, oieler Srganiin.
tion 5u iiberlaiien.")
@esbalb bic !eait?
Gprise @ode Id)lta ser ~Sponcp
Mornins Seralo" Dor, oab Die II.
q. cine fooperatipe Saltuna Der
antarctica gegeniibcr einnebmen ipa.
ten, oriingt aber bic aultrnliifc se.
aierl'ng gIeid)Seitig oa5u, yelne
id)orIerc @ahr,lng ibrer ciacnen.
tetrdhtliden Sntereiien in slntarc:
tica 5ll 5eigen."
Ser uSerdlo" lpies oaraui bin,
Zap aontreaonllral @pro erfl0rt ha.
re, leine Grpeoition lteue fein SSett-
rennen nit Gnglano uno Supiet.
rublano al,f Ser Suhe nab llran
Sar. Gas 9latt iiiate Damn binju:
Ser plosIid)e Giier 6ei Der Set.
ltelluna meteorologiId)er gertGlnii.
'e red)tfertige fuum Die gtabfrie9s.
Snterellen, lueife noroIite Natip.
ncn al Dem eingeirorenen Siiolano
lett seigen."
slllltralien beablld)tigt, balo cine
Grfllnolgiln9spatrouille nab oem
Siiopol 5ll entIenoen. Spdter ioa
cine grobere Grpeoition iolcen, mel,
dc 2,5OO,O00 GuaoratmeiIen SonO
ON Siiopo! trunipruGen miro.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

@aibington. = @ie bon amtlider
Seite erflGrt nuroe, beablihtigen
sic Gereinigten Staaten einen gro-
zen Sell ser 100000 Sltaorat-
meilen Geitlano am Siiopol ST be.
anipruhen; sic -oaiiir nGtigeu
Shritte ioIlen nad) Scr Niiffebr oes
2ontreaomiraIs 9iiharo 6. @pro
aus ser antarftiS eripogen wcrocn.
GeeenpGrtia perioIet sic Regies
rl,ng oabei sic Eplitif ipie cr,
neut bon l(nteritaatsiefret1r Mheipn
lestens erflart puroe -, iid ollf
Sic slnipriife 81 ltiisen, sic pom
umerifaniiden 6oridern uuo Ser,
mellungabeamtcn erboben luorocn
iiro, uno feine ser Soroerume aniu.
e.tennen ipelhe @robbritanuien,
Chile, Norueaen. 6raufreif mS an.
oere 9dnoer geitcIlt baben.
SIN nGhiten 6riibiabr perhen
3onIeren5en Itattfinoeu, aui oenen
entld)ieoen ,peroen Ipu:
Ter 3eitplntt iiir sic erite for
melle Grbebllng omerifoniider gln-
Ipritd)e auf Sen einsefrorenen Son.
tinent am SiiSpol.
Tie Sormulierlulg zines Gor.
'eblages, oie ripaliiierenoen interna-
tionalen gnipriide Sen II. y. ;ll ul.
tcrbreiten, Inn enolpie &cntropericn
su permeioen.
Sd)licblid mill man iid iiber Sic
5Itiin'tigcn umerifnuiid,cn Germei-
lungs nlb gciasllngsnetbooen
'dlii1'la iueroen, iubalo sic aus 13
Shlffen beitebenbe Grpeoition Ser
Vlnocs'lotte ul,o cine flcinere IN.
ahbansigc Grpeoition sic tolo
llnter oem geiebl pons sGanmahoer
s5inn Vonne abgebcn miro - ;uriif.
acfebrt iino.
&ontreaomiral 8pro, ser sic mel.
item Grfabrungen aui oenr @ebiete
Ser Observation-Disclosures beiist, be.
r'noet ltd, al 9oro oes islua;cua.
trngers "Ebilippine Sea" inter
ncgs, uln St ser porausgciabrenen
SuSpolerpeoition SIT itoben. Gr miro
III et1pa bier Wfpnatcn Suriiffe5rcn.
Sie amerifaniiden ;soroerllnaen
!peroen lid) groBtenteilS oui Sic bon
Slncoln Gllsportb, einen ,sory
ldungsreiienoen, lnO 9pro oclteno
gemahten slnipriid,e itiiten. Sic er,
ltreden lif) allf Sen noropeitlitf,en
Settor oes Sentiments. Gs beiBt,
sab Die Gereiniaten .Staaten oti
Gruno Der 1939.41 pprsenolrluenen
Germeliuneen BORT ninoeltcns cine
SFillion Suaoratmeilen beouIpru.
ten tonnen, uno pielleit)t nohmaIs
100000 Suaoratmeilen, sic ,ueitcr
'itolld jl,m Epl gelesen lino.
Ter Streit besinnt idjun
Gines Ser Itrittiglten @ebicte lit
Sic @arguerite gai, oircft iiiolif,
bon Sap Sorn, 100 iih cine britiId)e
Expedition 1913 oIio lp1breno
oes arteges - altf Der SteQe ielt.
ae'est bat, an Ser friiber aontreoO,
lnlraI gpro lein gait aamp crrlh.
tete. Sieles 8ebiet miro auf upn
Chile beanIprudt uno oortbin miro
it'd Honnes Expedition beseben. Ser
Geoanfe,, Die Streitirase oen II. e.
au unterbreiten, lit bisber MIR in
ollgemeiner @eiie erortert noroen.
Iie slnIpriihe ser peridieoenen
Sanoer bel ser 2anoIude ON Glib
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-01-30

Stnb 4se nm ssbse ansetDsieea
DettAlteb im Qranfenperetn amD
GentraI Hertanb? @eun nt&t, iete
u be 8eh tet8ntreten. I'm sena1ese
Safssmattsn sxfen ete tn estel.
bestsetes O..
Evening star., 1947-04-28
D. c. Area Dog Fonciers Score
Heavily in Show at Towson, Md

Washington area dog fanciers
scored heavily yesterday in the Bal
timore County Kennel Clubs show
at Towson. Md, where top honors
went to Oh. Rumak's King Cole, a
springer spaniel owned by Mrs.
William H. McKelvey Of Pittsburgh.
Among Capital area awards in
the all-breed show that attracted
1,o7s entries were a number of best
of-breed winners. This group in
cluded DR.. LIE Roy Robins Irish
terrier, Ahtram Richann, and Mrs,
Martha Halls Ahtram Reckless,
best bitch in that class. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Nagle's Agra of Kahkol
was best of the Siberian huskies,
and their Kabloona took the re-
serve bitch award. Charles M
Rothstein of Falls Church had re-
serve in dogs with his Komaluk OF
Kabkol, while John Newton OF
Washington had a winner with his
Dondee of Kabkol.
DR.. Merritt Pope of Berwyn had
the best of breed In border terriers
while the Charles s. Hartung entry
topped the Wein1araners.
The show began at 8 am. and
lasted until sundown as a record
number of entries for a Maryland
show went through their PAGES. An
improvised track was used for a
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Hursey to Finish Training Here
For Outdoor Bout With Perry

Smuggy' Hursey shifts his training
quarters to Liberty A. C. tomorrow
for his final week of polishing work
before his May fight against Aaron
Perry that opens the capitals out
door boxing season.
Hursey will show his wares daily
at 2 O'Clock at the Ninth street club
while Perry will continue working in
New York
Harry Garsh, Perry's manager, is
keeping Aaron in the big town be-
cause of the generally better quality
of sparring partners available al
IStillman's gymnasium. Rocky Ora.
ziano is among the fighters Perry
is sparring. Perry and Garsh won'
return to Washington until a day
or two before the bout.
A main event fight in Griffith
Stadium is an old story for Perry
who will be opening the outdoo,
season here for the third time, but
lit will be only the second time
Hursey has been a headliner there
Since his Bee Bee match last fall
Hursey has improved greatly under
management of Henry Armstrong
He had a couple Of good wins in
Baltimore and then won a big fol-
lowing in Washington with victories
over Charley Hayes, Howie Brodt
and Billy Arnold
Evening star., 1947-04-28
BY Lewis 2. Atchison

Since 1880 at least 40 inventors
have tried to perfect an auto
matte pin-setting machine for
bowling, so when Ken Sherman
of New London, Conn, who final
ly succeeded, described himself
as a "screwball," it didn't ring
true. Sherman was here over the
week end conferring with officials
of the National Duckpin Congress
about the machine, and the gad-
get he invented does everything
but whistle at pretty girls and
heave pins at dub bowlers.
"I guess that's about the only
way to describe me-" he said with
a friendly smile, unless you want
to call me lazy. / don't see any
sense doing anything machine
ca do for you. That's why I'm
working on a mechanical shoe
sinner that will give you a
brighter glow than three weeks
In a barroom.
This eontraption Sherman has
put together-his co-workers at
the Electric Boat Co. call it the
"cast-iron so-and-so'-is the sec
ond born of his fertile imagina-
ton. The first weighed over 5000
pounds apd had 400 parts. It
was so noisy that whenever
skeptical company official dropped
in for a test-run Sherman had
a pal, who had rigged up a loom,
start 1t up. 1t drowned out the
pin machines clanking and clat-
tering, which sounded like con-
vention of leaky steam boilers.
That old machine was three
quarters completed when he got
the idea for the new one. but he
had to finish the first because
certain men thought 1t couldn't
be done. The second is compare
lively simple with only 1900
parts, weighing 800 pounds. 1t
sets pins at a rate OF more than
II games an hour at an average
of 10 seconds at setup. An ex-
pert pinboy, working two alleys,
averages 712 games an hour at
u seconds a setup.
Sherman concentrated on each
problem as it arose, drawing
Evening star., 1947-04-28

number Of whippet races through
out the afternoon.
The summaries:
Sporting srour-First. Mrs william M.
Mckelvys Springer spaniel Oh. Rumaks
King Cole; second, Knightscroft kennels
Irish setter, Ch. Knishtscroft Ferman-
hash Speciality winnerl; third c. N.
Myers English setter. ch. Rip OF Blue Bar
sspecialty winner; fourth, Alfred ].
sauses German short-haired pointer,
Pheasant Lane sehnapps.
Much Ado OF Arken: third. Whippet, r. +.
Eills Oh. Glass Wagon tspecialty winnerl
fourth Mrs. LehfelSss smooth dachshund,
Gn. salute v, paehshaven.
Ierriers--First Scottish terrier: second,
Bediinston; third, Robert B. Nefis Ch.
& z, OF Fsnbor, wiz haired terrier;
- Tegs-First. Pun: second. Ivor Jones
third JaIet " Macks toy Manchester,
Ch Russelfs Enslish WonderEirl Especial
y winnerl: fourth. toy poodle, Mrs. Lei
eesster Harrison's Leieesters Peaches and
Nonsportins-First BULLDOG: second. Sea-
iren kennels miniature poodle. Ch Nelly
BY third, John G, Anderson's chow-chow,
en- Dai Flu King Of Glenmort: s fourth,
Soston terrier, Charles 3. Bells Oh. Bell &
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Hunter Championship
Won by Gray Arraek
|Af Ravensworfh
BY Lorry Lawrence

Tipperary Farms Gray Arrack
today is sporting her first tricolor
of the season, won yesterday at the
Ravensworth Hunts horse show.
The consistent gray daughter of
Cog D'Esprit found to her liking the
course on the rolling wooded
stretches of historic Ravensworth,
the home of DR.. George Bowline
Lee, grandson of Robert E. Lee.
| Gray Arrack, ridden by Jack Pres
tige, owner of Tipperary stable,
bested good fields in the hunter
classes to take the championship
after winning reserve at North
End Show early in the season. Get
ting better all the time, Gray Arrack
took three blues in the working,
open and hunter hack for score
| of Is.
| Lady Bee Wins Reserve.
It took the last class to decide the
reserve and that, too, went to a
Tipperary entry, Lady Bee, ridden
throughout the show by Shirley
Payne, with 71a points. Paired with
Queens Aide. Lady Bee took the
pair hunters which, coupled with
minor awards, brought in the tri-
| color.
The show was a long drawn-out
performance and, due to an error
of the judges. there was an unfortu-
nate and uncalled for debate in the
center of the ring among judges,
owners, riders and several spectators
over the conduct of a jump-off in
| the modified Olympic. Finally the
judges decided to have Bobby Lees
Bonne File and Gwendolyn Arm
strong's Grow repeat the jump off.
The Crow, ridden by Bobby Dobson,
won.
Crows victory decided the Jumper
championship In his favor, taking
the title with 9 points. Bonne File
and j. F. McCauley's Spin Boy, with
McCauley's 49, year old nephew,
Johnny Groschan, in the saddle,
were tied for the reserve.
Red Haste Back in Form.
1t was a pleasure to see Marbert
Farms Red Haste rounding into
Jumping form. Through the careful
schooling and good riding of Bill
Sweeney, the Red took 7 points in
Jumper and hunter classes.
Admiral andsMrs. Forrest sher-
mans beautiful ebony hunter, Beale
Walk, won a well deserved blue ii,
the model class and Betty Can
mons Golden Belle. ridden by Jim
Sweeney, performed well to win the
handy hunter.
The bars finally got up high
enough in the knock down and out
to suit w. G. Wars Hi-Jack and
Garth War piloted him to a fault
less round to win the event over
Grow.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Capital Area Golf Clubs PACING
MARYLAND State 4-B0T PLAY

District area clubs have a big edge
after the first day of play in the
Maryland State Golf Associations
four-ball championship. They won
four of five matches at Prince
Georges and two of three at Bonnie
View yesterday. Kenwood and
Prince Georges each turned In dou-
BILE wins, while Indian Spring No.
team ran up the largest margin by
trimming Baltimore Country Club
No. 2, 8 and 8.
Baltimore's Rolling Road No. I,
defending champion, was off to a
good start by beating Indian Spring
No. 2, 7 and 6.
Prince Georges also was the scene
OF womans Board of Governors
Trophy tourney. Mrs. Norman l..
Brown was leader with 113-36t77.
Other top scores were Mrs. William
L. O'Brien, 99-20-79; Lois Glad
ding, 94-l3-81, and Flora Kramer,
99-1S-8l. Marie Walper and Mrs.
o. l.. Young tied for low net with 60
Belle Haven put on Scotch four
some competition, taken by Paul
Lipps and Mrs. Helen Dombrosky,
90-2o-70, Second were William
Colby and Mrs. Grace Cannon,
92-l8-74, and third, Dallas Rand
and Martha Brand, 96-20-76.
Other clubs featured blind bogey
play.
At Bonnie View.
Prince GEORGES No tHart and Norris
defeated Baltimore Country Club No i
lMoPhail and Sehauman). and / Rolling
Road No. l tOverton and FexwelD de-
Evening star., 1947-04-28
Pin Machine Does Anything But Think Up AIibis
Sherman Says He's seewbo and Lazy Speeds Up

tor is not an engineer because he
doesn't know enough to know q
thing can't be done by orthodox
engineering standards" first got
to thinking about a pin-setting
machine because Of the acute
shortage of pinboys. Most of
New England's are youngsters
who must leave the alleys early
to do their. school homework,
which means they take OF Just
about the time things are get
ting interesting for a bowling
party.
Then I figured youngster
picks up over tons of pins and
balls in an hour-too much work
for the average boy. And then
there is the danger of personal
injury from flying pins to be
considered. This is real risk
and I think it is better for boys
to be out of the pit and this
machine will take them out"
Sherman explained the opera
ton of his machine to us and
made it sound simple, but it's
too complicated to try to explain
here. 1t cleans off dead wood
with couple of arms patterned
after hockey sticks, spotting pins
within a thousandth of an inch's
accuracy. Set by hand, pin po-
sitions may vary as much as
quarter of an inch. For this rea-
son Sherman thinks the machine
will improve scores of better
bowlers and give dubs chance
to improve their averages. If you
want 1t to, the machine will keep
score, note foul-line violations
and do everything but make up
an alibi for a poor game.
Sherman, has been a duckpin
bowler since IT, but he hasn't
had much taste for the game
since beginning on his machine.
1t was like eating too much ice
cream. but now that it's done he
looks forward to resuming regular
league activities with more zest
than ever.
"Itll be a pleasure not to have
to worry about pinboys any
more" he said.
Evening star., 1947-04-28
District Track Meet,
Minus Field Events,
Slated Tomorrow

What may be the beginning of the
finest invitational track meet ever
attempted in this area is scheduled
! tomorrow night under the lights at
the University of Maryland, where
local colleges, high schools and boys
clubs will run in the annual District
AAU meet. The first race Is sched-
uled at o'clock.
| 1t is a novel affair as all field
events have been thrown out. They
may be held at a later date, but
Tuesday night will be given over
strictly to running, with four relays
tipping the program. A sprint med
ley has been added to the usual mile
baton passing duel, and high school
and boys club teams will have their
own races. 1t shapes up as minor
version of the more famous relays.
Favors Relay Racing.
Chairman Yank Robbins of the
AAU Track Committee believes relay
racing will make track more attrac-
tive for sports fans and give it a
long-needed shot in the arm in this
area. Tuesday may be the indicator,
but the usual other events, except
ing 220-yard low hurdles, which have
been dropped, also are carded.
American us AL Nencioni is the
favorite in the century, although
he's in for stiff competition from
Georgetown's Ed Sause, Howard
Gugal of Maryland and AL Sustrick
of C. U. Therell be others. of
course, as in the 220 in which most
will repeat, but with dark horses
like Jim Mewshaw of G.. u, Dan
Nowakowski of A. u, and Jim Rudd
of G. u, there is a strong possibility
of an upset.
Half Mile Thrills Promised.
Catholics Jim Zuppa, Danny
Doyle and Bob Jackson are ex-
pected to cause stir in the half
mile, although Howard Umbarger,
Gene Hambleton and Art Bergman
of Maryland are rated right up
there with them. The dark horse
in this field probably will be Danny
Smith of Georgetown. one of the
Hoyas' most promising youngsters.