davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Nechteli Sc ucastnit proticesko-
slovenske kampane.

Praha (CTK) = Vsechny
noviny zaznamenavajf, re v po
slednf dobe musili til v Cesko-
slovensku akreditovanf zpravo-
dajove zahranicn1ch list1 resig-
novat ma svou funkci, protoze
Sc nechteli zapojit do protices-
koslovenske kampane svych
redakci nebo sefredaktor1. Do
pisovatel svycarskeho listu
"Die Tat" resignoval, protoze
nechtel psat prot znarodnene-
mu csl. pr6myslu. Zpravodaj
basilejske "Nationalzeitung"
Sc zrekl spolupracovnictv1 pro-
toze nechtel referovat v inten-
cfch sve redakce. A konecne
vfdenska "Wiener Presse" roz-
vazala sv1j pom6r Sc svym
prazskym zpravodajem proto,
re psal O Ceskoslovensku pfllis
kladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Dalsi mezinarodni pomoc csl.
detem.

New York (CTK) = Ministr
zahranicn1ch vec1 Jan Masaryk
podepsal techto dnech smlou-
WI mezi csl. vladou a Mezina-
rodnfm detskym pomocnym
fondem, Poole n1z Dude fond
poskytovat hmotnou pomoc csl.
detem. Deti dostanou hodnot-
ne potraviny jake mleko a tu-
ky. Prvn1 zasilky jsou jiz ma
ceste a budou je rozdelovat mi
nisterstva socialn1 pece a zdra-
votnictv1. Mimo to dostaneme
doplnkove stravovanf pro 100
tis1c det1. Zasilky Sc zacnou
rozdelovat jeste pred pT1cho-
dem zimy. (Zaroven csl. vlada
Sc rozhodla prispet do fondu
castkou 80 milionG Kcs.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Elliott Roosevelt pro
MarshallHv plan.

Elliott Roosevelt prohlasil,
re je naklonen Marshallovu
planu, kdyz. mluvil Bard Col
lege.
Rekl, re Rusko je prot tomu-
to planu, protoze Sc boj1, re no
Dude pouzito k politickym CT
lGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Ty dsti!

"Teticko, mdze 81 clovek ia
Ike nechat zasadit jazyk jake
zuby?"
eco te napada, malicka, kde
isl to slysela?"
"Tatfnek onehdy povfdal, re
mas falesny jazyk."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Nechtel Sc ukvapit.

Hlfdac: "Hej, slecinko! Ia
dy nenf koupanl dovoleno."
Vyletnice: "a to jste mi ne
mohl Tfci neil jsem Sc svle-
kla?"
Hl1dac: "No vfte. ono prot
svlekanf sc nenf zadneho "a
kona."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Program pro tanecni zabavy
Pokusy NemcIG dostat Sc do
CeskosIovenska.

Praha (CTK) - Poole sde-
len1 "Rudeho prava" bylo ma
csl.-nemeckych hranic1ch "a
posledn1 tTi mesice zadrzeno
7772 NemcG, kteTf Sc pokouse-
Ii je tajne pTekrocit a dostat Sc
do Ceskoslovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Vybuch " Ceskoslovensku.

Plzen. - Tfinact osob sc po-
hresuje pc velkem vybuchu v
tamnl chemicke tovarne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Ze zkusenosti.

Pfednosta kancelafe (kdyz
mu jeden z jeho 1TednfkG ozna-
mule, re Sc ozenil:
"Docela dobTe udelate! Nam
to velmi rad, kdyz Sc moji PAM
zenl, protoze pax jdou mnohem
radeji v kancelaTi a nepospl-
chaj1 tax dom1."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
Predbezne ornament zabav.

OGAAGAAAAOAAK A0O0Vs
= 8. a 8. listopadu: Oslavy
75ti-leteho trvanf Sok. Jednoty
"Blesk".
- %. listopadu ma Oslavu
75ti-leteho Jubilea Osady Sc
hraje Ochtonicky Spolek Osa-
dy sv. Vaclava "Babi Leto" v
Auditoriu osady.
- %. listopadu pofada Tel.
Jed. Sokol Washington "Slav-
nostnf Akademii."
- 80. listopad = nedele Cd
pol. " Delnickem Dome Film
abraham Lincoln" porada q
strednf Vybor C. 1. O. We pros
pech csl. sirotk1.
81. prosince "Sylvestr" v
S%okolovne, rob Gay a Preston
ulic.
V nedeli, 1. dnora 1913
"Vefejne Cvicenf" v Sokolovn6
ron Gay a Preston ulic.
- Ia. dnora v D6lnick6m
Dome - "Srdeckova Zabava"
poTada Csl. Krouzek Zen.
Program zabav Slovenskehe
Narodniho Domu:
1. listopadu Halloween
Tanec
%. listopadu - Katerinovy
Tanec
IS. prosince = Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince = S%ilvestrovy
Program pro tanecn1 zabavy
8. listopadu - Tanec.
81. prosince - Sylvestr.
"a. ledna 1913 = Selsky Pies.
20. bTezna 1913 = Josefovska.
l. kvetna 1913 - Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-10-31
SchGze arabskych vEGdcI

Hilla, Irak. - Vice nez 1000
arabskych v1dcG seslo Sc zde,
ably uvazovali O Palestinske ST.
tuaci.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
BY LESLIE LIEBER

the worlds most hideous gorilla suit. To his
horror, he discovered the s., 700 sponge-rubber
monstrosity would fit nobody but himself.
Perhaps you remember his blood-curdling
portrayal of "Ingagi." That masterpiece con-
WINGED 100000 horror -maniacs that he was
the real Congo Mccoy. Among the duped
was the usually all-knowing Hays Office.
Complaints poured in from all over the coun-
try. Finally Will Hays stopped the show
on the grounds that a genuine ape run
ming around in a picture was too grue-
some for public view. Only when Gemora
signed written confession that he was
human being, could the film go on.
In subsequent pictures like The Unholy
Three, The Perils of Pauline, - Beauty and
the Beast" Love Life of the Gorilla"
Evening star., 1947-02-09

Gemora strengthened his hold as No. movie
ape. Now he gets about $1,000 picture.
Unfortunately for his peace of mind Holly
wood makes no effort to dispel the myth of
his apehood. When circus tried to rent
Gemora as companion for it's female -of-the-
species from the Belgian Congo, the studio
gave the request routine rundown, said:
Our ape is too busy shooting a picture"
In Paramount's Island of Lost Souls
Gemora was the only fake in the whole boat
load of wild animals. None of the crew was
aware of the deception. Gemora was placed
in cage and stayed there. His existence all
through the filming was made miserable by
crew member who never passed the cage with
out prodding him with long pole. Gemora
couldn't utter sound of protest, but he did
Evening star., 1947-02-09

'There's absolutely no future
in it," says Charlie 'Cemora.
He ought to know - he's been
soaring movie fans for 20 years
ME worlds best known gorilla took a
l. cigarette from his silver case He placed
1t thoughtfully between his thin lips, blew
smoke out of wide nostrils, and told me quite
frankly that he dislikes being an ape "Abso-
lutely no future in it, +" he complained
There's something in what he says. For
meek-as-a-lamb Charlie Gemora has done
nothing camera-wise but star as an ape ever
since the day. 20 years ago. when as an ambi-
tious young artist he innocently sculptured
Evening star., 1947-02-09

ache for revenge. On the last day of shooting
he got permission to loosen the bars of the
cage. When his tormenter came around, the
ape let out war-whoop, pushed the bars
apart and lunged for the seaman Terror
stricken, the man dashed hysterically to the
portside and dove into the Pacific Ocean. Two
days later he was still talking to himself.
Although lions, tigers, chimpahzees and
men, all of whom rely on sight for recognition,
are deathly afraid of Charlie IN his disguise,
shifting animals can smell through the whole
thing. Once a small poodle almost let the cat
out of the bag.
Enhax1ass;nH Moment
HEY had me chained to big iron ball.
says Charlie Il was ferociously crushing
wooden boxes especially constructed of flimsv
material. All of sudden this little poodle
began smuggling up to me. He wagged his tail
and wanted to play. Very embarrassing"
These personal appearances are often more
narrowing for the gorilla than for the SPEC
tators. Once Gemora was chained up for a
week in front of California theater. 1t was
in the autumn. The air was crisp, but Gemora.
as usual, was suffocating inside the 5O-pound
sponge-rubber suit. Every day kindly gray
haired woman would come and gaze pityingly
ON him. One day, the studios received a
curt letter from the lady, who turned out
to be head of the local ASPCA.
SC oL
Unless you take steps to protect him from
the elements, we will have to take action
Next day Gemora, already roasting under
the thick armor, had to sit wrapped up in two
horse blankets.
During another appearance in front of
theater, the ticket salesgirl fell in love with
him. Unfortunately she preferred the ape,
turned him down when he appeared in human
form and asked for a date.
Stxansfing l. Out
IT HURT his pride, but Charlie found
woman who loved and married him for what
ne IS. At the age of AZ. he is the father of two
children. and considering his background leads
normal life. lie has lost much Of his (crocitv
in recent years. Censors no longer allow him
to choke his victims - and for good reason.
Nearly all women in movie audiences identify
themselves with the screen heroine. If she's
being kissed by Charles Boyer. we'll and good.
But when Charlie Gemora gets his dukes on
her throat. millions of women stagger out of
theaters clutching their Adams apples
Nowadays when he's not making monkey
out of himself, Charlie is an invaluable assist
ant in the Paramount makeup department.
When last glimpsed, the worlds champion
gorilla was bent over barber chair putting
nasty scar on the face of Emperor Franz Josef
of Austria The End
Evening star., 1947-02-09

TW-2-9-47
Evening star., 1947-05-11
With Bill Lseteh

organization possessing tremendous
potentialities for good. Reserva-
tions are being accepted in the
brotherhood at 10 East Lexington
street. Baltimore.
There seems to be . misunder-
standing as to the legal hours fol
fishing In Maryland's trout streams
The fishing day in all waters, ex.
cept the chfldren's section Of Jonel
Falls, starts at $50 am. and closes
at 8 pm, Eastern standard time
Daylight saving time hours are from
4:30 am. to 7 pm.
Col. D. @. White Of the United
States Army Engineers, has an
nounced that cutting operations to
remove water chestnut plants from
the Potomac and tributary waters
will be resumed June l. Concen-
trated effort will be made near
Fort Belvoir, in Belmont Bay and
Quantico Creek. Work done by the
engineers since 1910 has eradciated
more than 10000 acres Of this plant
pest. and the area between Wash
ington and Mount Vernon now Is
virtually free, making the waters
navigable for small boats and per-
hitting q comeback of plants bene-
ficial to fish and wild waterfowl
Waters already cut over will be
covered at least twice this summer
to prevent spread of the remaining
plants. II we could only get rid
of pollution in this area, what q
wonderful stretch Of recreational
water this area would make.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Schedule in City
Bowling Tourney
Tonight.


Singles 5-Ha, Babsitt. JACK cradlin.
Howard Bowers. Peter Aouilino. Joseph
Franeells, Chris ppnnigsn, John uur,ch.
s,ns.h1In ysns Maecord. Robert Msfcord' cafl''s
Doubles Russell skillman and D. J.
Howard Bowers and Peter Aouilino. Joseph
ana sad nss.4 Saas Isseo4a RsRs:n c.y
Blackburn and Kenny Aurich.
Teams s-wo'"s Haberdashery one.
Men;sl, MRM Market ssrookiand Com.
Mems: Marathon Restaurant R: I.
business Men's): White Haven, Tasty
oasiil taffmse5 sa gesh.sas sRoi susiness Msn
% Precinct Pistol Club tMst. Poiis.)
Temerrsw Eight.
Montsomery County Church Might.
Teams 7nchsyy Chase Methodist HiS.ino,on ho; :,
Catholic, KensinRton Methodist. CHEVY
Methodist No; |. Ksn.insson Baptist = No
ward wal Phelps team. Washington Cab.
Teams ,aMagrewer,snyder Go: Gop
ns,n IL sssss ssTa''
Menu. Barlowe's Lunch pop Crsvley
Menu, Palace Bakery Pop CraMiey
asa1s ssTs wsg sSnsses mos.rs 9P op cl.s
Men M.m Sis'e 8 q e1saIa' dsraas pep POP crswiss
Men,, peSl.n Esy.sor .,.sm, g 7cdsq:nSon dsqsanSss,
Doubles 11-Reservsd for Pop crawis,
I sinsiss ii1Res.rv.d for POP cravls,
Memorial IeaGue
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Friends Girls Tennis
Tourney Under Way

The first and second preliminary
rounds Of the Friends School inter-
scholastic tennis tournament for
girls were played yesterday at
Friends. Winners are scheduled to
clash in elimination rounds to-
morrow and Tuesday. while finals
are slated for Saturday beginning
at 10 am.
Results: ....-.
First Round-Gordon, Coolidge. defeated
Snsnds Sns1n dsfestsd irwin Ho;on Ars Msle9sy s
Bolte, Holton Arms, 6L2, 60. Kerri-
gan; Geo. Visitation. defeated chafhn.
ess MSs0 Maon A1ns asS dsI:st.s ss H Ase1tsos
defeated Fareliy. Geo. VS.. 6-3. 1oEs.
Martin; Central. defeated Steele, Coolidge
Kerrisan, Geo. Wis, SO. sG4. Lincoln
Friends. defeated O'Malley, n Arms, 6-3,
|e-2.s Martin, Central, defeated Harrison.
B. C. c., 81, 6-3.
Girls Under is.
First round-oberti. Powell Jr. de-
roni. Geo. vis; defeated T: Smith, POTOMAC,
aoton 1G5ts Afms & resas de1sssfa E. M.lenss Osa
Friends. defeated vislieno forfeit. owinss
q d.; Geo. Wis. defeated s. Smith, Potomac'
second round-oberti, Powell. defeated
rieads. an sa; ssfe.ssd Olive. Potomac: .s2.a, Ga,
9.s. 81. 4. Meieney. Friends. defeated
Ordway, Geo. Wis, 60, 6-1.
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Poirings Listed for Opening
of Celebrities Colt Saturday

|Didrikson and Glenna Collett Ware
will represent the women golfers.
Sergt. Edward B. Beamon OF
Orange. N. j., an armIess war vet
eran, win give an exhibition Of shots
preceding the play Saturday and
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Saturday pairings and starting
times, subject to change:
I:f,tl--Attornev General Clark, Gen
Eisenhower. justics Reed. Admiral Nimit,
I:iO-ciark Grinnth. Secretary OF the
Navy EorfestAl, Gen. Bradley. supreme
Court Justice DouglaS. Secretary OF the
Treasury Snyder tscorer}.
1:20-Gene Tunney. Jack Dempsey, Hot
Conxidine. Bill Dudley, Babe Ruth (n able)
and Representative Rayburn (scorerl
1:30@Bobhy Jones, Walter Hagen, Gene
Sarazen, Bobby CrufckShank
1:4O-Senator Fulbright. Senator Lucas
Representative Leslie Arends. Represents
tive George Smathers. !.
1:60-Fred Perry. Carl Hubbei. "Ham''
go s:oo-Babe pidrikson. olenna coliett
BIO Chick Evans. Fred Mcleod. Harry
2:20-Representative Charles Halleck,
Gen. Groves, Fred Waring. Harry Wtsmer.
2:3Q-Three boys symbolic OF tourna-
a:4o@Sing Crosby. Senator Taft Happy
Chandler. Hildesard Arthur Godfrey
(Scorer).
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Atchison
Continued From Page BID
nounced resumption of the sport.

Freshman Mario Salvanelli, 4
Roosevelt High School product,
clinched high scoring honors for
Maryland's track squad yesterday
with his double win in the hurdles,
beating out Ed Matthews. Sal
vanelli picked up 43h points for
Coach jimmy Kehoe, which is nice
pickings.
In 1941, Duke Alexander, one of
the most promising track prospects
ever enrolled at Maryland, scored
1o3 out of a possible lis points in
the high Jump, broad jump, low
hurdles and javelin in six meets, for
an all-time record. He won 10
firsts, two seconds and two thirds
and in one meet the broad jump
didn't count. Duke was killed on
Guadalcanal.
Geary Eppley remembers that
Bill Supplee, now member Of the
athletic board, competed In the
pole vault. high Jump, javelin and
shotput and used to clean up
regularly in everything but the
shot. BY the time they got around
to hosting the iron ball, Bill was
rather tired.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
D. {. Golfers Play Today
|In.Sfafe Title Semifinals

An ll-Washington area match
between Bobby Brownen and Ralph
Bogart, representing Chevy Chase,
and Eddie Ault and Buddy Sharkey
OF Indian Spring will feature quar-
terfinal matches In the Maryland
State -Four ball championship today
at Hillendale in Baltimore.
Prince Georges is the only club
with both It's first and second COM
binations remaining in the best ball
competition. The semifinals next
Sunday will be played at Indian
Spring.
1:30-Rolling Road No. / tspencer Over
ton and Stuart FoxwelD VS.. Prince Georges
No. (Bob Morris and Jerry HART. 80
Kenwood No, / Charles Price and Don
Lee Ritter. 1:42-Prince Georges No. i
(George Vofgt and Jim Kinderl VS.. Wood
holme No. / NANNY Pieet and J. Landl.
l 1:4s-Chevy Chase No. tBobby Brownsll
eddie Ault and Buddy Sharkeyl.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Giants Rookie Jansen
ThroftIes Braves, Il,
In Pitching Debut

NEW YORK, May 10.--Larry
Jansen, rookie Highlander, made
his major league debut as a start
ing hurler successful one today
by hurting the New York Giants to
a six-hit, 2-1 victory over the hus-
ting Boston Braves.
Willard Marshall provided the
26-year-old recruit with his margin
OF victory by clouting Boston's
Charley Barrett for a two-run
homer in the fifth inning. The de-
feat snapped q four-game Boston
winning streak.
Jansen, who won 30 games foI
San Francisco last year, held the
Braves hitless for the first three
innings and yielded Boston's lone
run In the sixth on singles by Bar
rett and Connie Ryan and Tommy
Hn1mes' ground ont
Evening star., 1947-05-11
|BoegeI Takes Hurdles
Last Event Of Meet,
For Card Triumph
spssieI pispeteh TO me s.er


NEWARK, Del. May 1o.--Leonard
(Butcn) Boegel,s dramatic victory
in the final event Of the program
gave Catholic University 50 points
and the Mason Dixon Conference
track championship In q hotly con-
tested meet here today.
Johns Hopkins, co-favorite with
Delaware In premeet dope, was
second with 54h points and Dela-
ware third with SOY. American
University was fourth with 10, fol-
lowed by Washington College, l41a;
Western Maryland, 8: Hampden-
Sydney, Z: Ga1laudet, ~; Loyola
and Brtdgewater, 4 each.
Boegel triumphed over. defend
ing champion, Charley Miller of
Johns Hopkins, in the low hurdles.
Two jumps from the finish the
Cardinal runner was fourth, but
he got up IN time to win by an ex-
panded chest.
Catholic q. took six individual
champio pionships, but the only record
smashing performance was credited
to Leon Schwartz Of Johns Hopkins
in the 440-yard run. He hit the
tape in 0:505 seconds, bettering the
old mark OF 0:5l.2 made by Buck
Of Washington College in 1910.
AL Nencioni of American U. was
nosed out by Lynn Chewing in
the century, but in turn edged out
C. US Johnny Rudd in the 220.
Summaries:
100-yard dash--Won by Lynn chewn-
American; third, Ted Andreites, Johns
fgHia % ms1on sGn bssaon Baas bs.
ware. Time. 0:l0.3.
220-yard dash-Won by Al Nencioni
DELI. Time. o:aa.7. ~ A e0'u0n
>. 44o-yaTd dash-Won BY LEON Schwartz
csRs A9Raas Sra Psn snry nfsna
snburs. .Washinston CoIlsge: fourth. Don
Sterns, Johns Hopkins: NTH, Frank Hurka
Seeors sesans Hopkins. Time o:6o.s. New
120-yard high hurdles-Won by Bot
Meask: HMlosk: Gsthoaic University: second. jack
ons Hopfs tonrS satS csc5si sob
Johns HOPKINS; Time, O:16.5.
Snut puIWvn py Jun Stton. OelaWare'
sa sne, sska foassh ondon aEa
Service, Johns HOPKINS; fifth, Ed Lasahn,
Johns Hopkins. Distance. 40 feet LON
One, mile run-Won by Chester Yackett.
Catholic University; third. Robert cofer,
csshelic thaif unissrsi.y I Time. & z;4o.a. 4o1nosh0e'
ss0.yaTa Iun.-won 81 Jim zupps,
e.sns pnEs!s sas fsa DSn s.sas
Johns. HOPKINS; fourth, Harry Donaghue,
Catholic & nniversity; sd / NTH. Jack Lewis. Della
Catholic University; second, Ed Lasahn,
Johns Hopkins: third. Jim Otton, Deia-
gaTs; fourth. Ray Sinclair, Wasnington
Distance. LA feet 6a inches.
second, stalioni, Delaware; third. curiey
sSaon W.shnTon Ws.S naTyfna gasa ioSth h os
L,asahn, Johns Hopkins. Distance. l6s IT,.
Nile run-won by Bob portm.ss. Johns
cssf Iosoa soar B
Dsls.aI. Dssss c.sa6as %s ioaaa H ath Harry cofsf
m sE e. y t. Ifn s0ss chas ci Hss
ktns; third. Wilbert RuEe. Gallaudst; fourth.
Bob Bloek. Catholic q. nth. Charles Rich
sr9s,,g Johns Hopkils TINE; 0:27. 49,, -. S. 6
joins Hopfins; ssson iie ies besween sees esrds
icsn b, and osear Roberts. DslsMsfs:
mn; Walt ln.ssr Rssrtoshesks. Dslewsre. Heisht
Hish Jump-won By Joe Sutton. wash
tngton Collese: second, Tom Massey. Johns
Hopkins: third. Charles Maston, Della
John shoemsker. d.ilsssdst. Heisat s 81 il. Is
11a4 inches. s,..59ssss5 81
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Reds Down Cubs, ST,
With Keen Display
|0f Versatility
" the Assce;1,ed Pres,

CINCINNATI, May 1o.-Ewell
Blackwell pitched . fiye-hitter for
his third win Of the year today a.
the Cincinnati Reds downed the
Chicago Cubs. 5-1, In game fea-
tured by the Redlegs' timely hitting
and snappy fielding. The defeat
knocked the Cubs out Of . first-
place tie.
Eddie Miller, Cincinnati shortstop.
belted his seventh home run in the
second. The Reds turned in four
double-plays to keep Blackwell out
Of trouble.
In addition to effective pitching,
Blackwell drove In q run with Q
single and scored in the eighth
when the Reds counted three times.
Clyde Vollmer and Frankie Baum
holtz also singled Oh Russ Meyer,
who relieved Bill Lee ut the start
Of the big eighth.
Ed Waitus scored the Chicago run
il the first as he walked. went to
third on Andy Pafko's single and
scored as Phil Cayarretta grounded
out. In the Reds third. Bert Haas
singled. stole second and scored as
Len MeIlllo threw high to first
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Pairings for the National celehri-
ties Tournament next week end at
Columbia Country Club were an
nounced yesterday with the four
some Of Bing Crosby. Senator Taft,
Happy Chandler and Hildegard In
the feature spot at 2:40 pm. Sat-
urday.
Attorney General Clark viii hit
the first shot at o'clock and will
compete with Gen. Eisenhower and
Supreme Court Justice Reed. Ad-
n1iral Nimitz will accompany the
threeSome as scorer.
The two-day event, which will at
tract members Of the Supreme
Court, the Cabinet, Congress, the
entertainment world and all major
sports is for the benefit Of the At
torney Generals program for the
advancement OF youth through
sports.
From a golfing standpoint, the
outstanding foursome will be Bobby
Jones, Walter Hagen, Gene Sarazen
and Bobby Cruickshank, the latter
a sub for Tommy Armour. Babe
Evening star., 1947-05-11

Jack Talbert. veteran topfiight
bowler, will be the defending
champion when the fifth annual
Metropolitan Washington match
game series gets under way to-
night at Colonial Village. At
least 80 are expected in the affair
starting at 7:3o.
Talhert, captain OF Hiser's
Boulevard District League team.
won his title last year at Bethesda
Bowling Center by defeating Bill
King, Chevy Chase Ice Palace
Evening star., 1947-05-11
|Worsham' S 2t3 Fifth
In Houston Tourney
~ III, A.,ociossd prsss

~ lie Assoeiofsd Press
HOUSTON, Tex, May I0e- SInooth
stroking Bobby Locke from Johan-
nesburg, South Africa. canned q a
foot uphill putt on the 18th green
for 2-under par 70 and the 54-hole
lead in the $4,000 Houston open
golf tournament today.
The round gave Locke 54-hole
count of 208, one shot in front OF
Ellsworth Vines, Los Angeles, who
carded a II over the par 36-36 lay
out today for q zoe score.
Jim Ferrier, San Francisco, was
another shot back at 210 following
a 50 for the third round. Ferrier
had a 80 for the front side and
dropped six-footer for birdie 3 on
the home green and a 36 for the
incoming side.
John Palmer, Badin, N. c., with
140-71-211 held the next slot and
Lew Worsham Of Washington, D. c.,
now playing out of Oakmont, Pa,
added 73 to go with 40 for q three
quarter total Of 2l3.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Women's Pin Meet
Tomorrow, Nisht

VomOIrOW' NIHnt
Teams, 7:30-S. and II. Parking Center
Rich's Barber Shop. Tassa,s Market. n.
gIatbuId Pig Farms. Aarons Rsstsursns
Co., Takoma Gift Shop. Macs Beauty
Shop, Westmont Shops. Hiett's Service.
center, Kay-Rene, Accounts. SparkIers.
=. Limerick, M. Wagar and II. Q'Dea. :,
Doubles. q:30-P. Casey. Greenwood
c. Harford-F. Smith, A. Totten-N Smith
Z. Essex-A Troth, D. Henry-H: O'DeA
n. Jarrett-E. Limerick, M. Wasar-L
Biakeney. NJ. Reed-I. Station.
Singles. $500. James, G.. Panlener
A. Kaiser j. webb. H. Ransom, C. Craw-
i. Micro. 8; Krsss. Il: capone; 7; KoTs,
DOnfrio, NJ. Andrews, D. Rock. NJ
Mosely, 8 TsNda' ' n sSr. Hesinson \ ,nv Wan, /
Januski, j. shsehan. r. croya.o' 2
McClintic, j. MacCord, c. Hiser, M. Brown.
Singles, g:30-B. Price. l.. Martin. N.
McDermott, E. Morrison. c. Wolfe. A.
Hamilton, B. cancelose. =, freeman; NJ.
Davidson. L. Garilli, NJ Heine, F. Wilson.
Z. Boteler, H. DeBinder. J. Egan; T.
Sabean. E. Saunders, J. Sacrey, L. Glad
ding, D. Mccarthy.
Evening star., 1947-05-11
Hopkins Routs Navy,
Nears Lacrosse Title

BALTIMORE, May 10 R.-Johns
Hopkins powerful lacrosse ten un-
leashed a powerful second-haR at
tack to break SIS mid-game dead
lock and wallop Navy today, 14-7.
Fought on equal terms by Coach
Dinty Moore's Sailors, Hopkins
broke lose in the third quarter and
scored five goals within eight min
utes and transformed the contest
into a rout.
The Baltimoreans' payof offen-
sive was sparked by Fred Smith and
Ray Greene, the former accounting
for two and Greene for three
counters.
The defeat, Nays second.
knocked the Sailors from the cham
pionship picture-they are last
years title holders-and kept the
Blue Jay very much in the running
with six triumpfs and no loss.