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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Red Sox Lick Eiremen
Al Picnic On Saturday

Ahe NeAlisSille NlrNwkriS Mele
hHAvrA u 4 lem tniiller last Sat
VIAbS When the Npd SOY AeTratrd
tke h6fhe team 3 Ia 3 IN "a INNINGS.
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MNAAA fer the Md SOY ana Was
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

6ut game wish Sandy Spring
GolesvilIe b&s raihed-oa,t games
@ieb RockVIlle and Bethesda 10
play 6Fs Ofhef unsettled accounts
are Two fslhed-out games which
Wheaton has with Rockville ana
Bethesda, but BA8 Herbert has m
Gieated th$e he win forfeit these
sinice he has not been drawing biz
enough crowds TT meet operating
expenses, 4 league meeting 70 iron
6ae t6e details Of how, when ana
where these games viii be played
on has been called by leagae presi4
dent, Charlie Sullivan,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
wwh ARM IN lamar

PtNvte fira Clsss 1A's NJ,
hNsS was NsScNtN SwSRs>a IN,
WotNd vs. n VS>to,e MSasi.
afc f'n'shey ms sSca setN.',,,,
~'th Rcs,Acosrstrs tomrss,y aa
l'nriSeer Ss,'sst ttSctSoo Gtoah Sl,,S,
l'tar',sry, 1891 w \ atS1er. ale
t''tehSd tho srsuy ~ tSestStt lesN.
b laot Nfeast. sna sfter NJ esA
els isesntly hss,c t,~iSius Vi Fy,r,
Mc,'ie'fsn, Az. ~ v1aS soy, q,
tsnan
Pro q 2s,ttt'40 lNe NA,N ",
Y-asoatsa }ee,a RssAsa Wsyl
ss,lsayy nbA SstASN
Pfc f'niheeyNs M Atsss. M M
Mrs 2sansnser a''AsSrsr esssse n
sso Grshaia Seenoe, ess,tss,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Harveys Attend
Convention I'm
Atlantic City

G, willard Harvey, Oh Brooke
VILE, accompanied by Mrs. Harvey
and their daughter, Virginia Mae,
Is attending the Farm Bureau In
sarance convention of district
managers being held September z
10, at Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Mf, Harvey has been associated
with the Farm Bureau Insurance
Companies for 10 years. He be-
came district manager in this area
In 1884.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
ROCKVILLE MsfAoBtsf
rfitkCH

Nov. !, W RosenoeiRSi> pastor
Church sehool Slasses fof an
aees, 9;80 AN.
Mems Bihle Glass meets AZ D;Aa
AN. ior opening SESSION and AT
10 Nm, FOR ,viass seSsi,,h, AR hteh
hot aiiYliaird With ANY Other Class
atp. INVITED
Mrs, iociile johnson AlAnatt,
ChoW OnectoiN
Mrs. 6eNeSa fSSnklim SFgAnist.
OMfnRs England, Church School
superintendent.
MniniNy Worship Ii AN
Nursery during Wot%hip h60fl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

held the posi-
Gon Tor q num-
Der Of years
Mr. Davies is
q resident Of
Gaftbefsbafe,
His wife is the
former Laey
MeGraw Trey
have three chill
dren VI ary
Jane, Kifkw0od
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
f04S,MAS MEfHS,t,SF
Vlft Mn

Is. p Ans, Minister
ata6 Nm, Church school With
rlasses for All axes.
h NM WorShn se1NiyNe.
"Wednesday, \ PM AdoH Choh
practice.
Tl!a4>, E PM S6dtb rh6a pi,sc
the And NNuth Feltowshin
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
= IN THE CHURCHES +
ASHTON MrfH0pisT enttncn

ASHTON MrfHopisT eHuRcn
Russell q. Reed, Minister
gi4B A, Nj Church School.
ii:00 A. NJ, Worship service.
Second and fourth SUNDAYS
Soush Fellowship, I 7. NJ
Erw0krh METHODIST
CHt'RCR
6ai,hersBufa
Arthur W. Eweli Pastor
a;30 A. NJ Church School,
Depaftmehtap2ed. ofaaNiged
Adult Glasses.
II A. M Divine w,rshin
= p Al Wed, Prayer Mee,na.
ASCENSION GhApEs
Gai,hersharg
RaN Raymond z. Black Rector
Services nf8o A. NJ mafNiNs
prayer and SERMON.
1880 A. NJ Church Seh,N,,.
Holy C,iMnahi0n, FIRST SUNDAY
N each month
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Convention business sessions,
designed to aid district managers
in solving agency problems, are
being held at the Chalfonte Had
don Hall Hotel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
ID khh nnne

SNnscono Nsich, aSeo hisst tNs.
h,''inc4s'N 'sn lse 4sst eres ssr.
iag IN AsssStis',t essiNasses, vtsss
an une,Aissne5 aoeswasi isasnpse
N lhe eseesc i ~, sestraly ssn-
sfaes,d ire heas,t al es,.d Bssfe
n IRIS eSantssg -Is6sssn Ssazesth.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
B0YDs PRESBYTERIAN

Rev ], 2 hetN Pnstor
10 AM sunday School, classes
10Y An aaes.
"A A, MN WofshiN seisiee, sef
mon Ny Pastoi, tnosic by the choir
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Always be sure that. before
signing any contract or conclud-
ing a business deal, you read the
fine print.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
New Attorney
For Gaithersbprx

Charles X. Davies, Jr,, has beer
appointed attorney for The town Of
Gaithers0uTg, succeeding Thomas
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
Mt aiBN CEDAR 0h0vE
RAptiSf

&. 4. Bfubakef, Minister
10 AMI Worship ) Nj. 2'ah.
1880 A. Nj Wofshib Cedar
Grote.
Services AL Germantown Church
AZ $3.50 = N. and 1AAeilah, 3 r.
NJ. on alternating sundays,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Definition. Self-c0ntr01 some
thing We tell our children they
should have.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
BApTfSq, CRGE(H
NsrkN.ilh

"gte Church with ne Musicsl
FSwNcg"
NV. W u. AtlSa,s, Pastor
esS An. ClsaS,h SSSa9s,l
II A. NJ Morning worship, ser.
mon hN ia;ristcr.
GsS pM. h. h V.
c,,,A.S>e
Nursery ,peh aurlby VII Sse,vsS,s)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
HUNTING mil CHURCH
Rockville

Rev Gordon Baker Pastor
10 A. M Sunday School
$3.50 r. NJ Church Service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
CHEtST Sa4S MA. EccNNjae
XfNniyS'onslN

Hev. Raym6nd Z. BRcN, Meteor
M Hhgy C6aUunicn.
a:S0 NM VhuiVh }Scli66l organ
rstt6a
h A. Nj, M6i@ihg Prayer shs
SERMON.
Holy C6m4uhI6n, Fn-st Samas,
IN each north
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
S'1 HIKES 4.ltfttasRAN
cHJiNt'H
Asesa2sNS

Rcv oeorso P. SSthrnssi rsSsSr
esss a "a SS,y,sss, SS.,.s,, ~,
r'ixsl ss'o't isshso ,'iass
n a. n, NsorsAsp sefssss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
HoCNSAAlas CHRISTIAN
.A..s -, -

NNkNiaalE CHRISTIAN
Cla9 R(H
D. NH%a 4}illS, Minister
10 A,Ms, Sunday School
IA An Mornins Worship. yer
mon by MiniseeT.
MEqRonNF CR{IRtH
Rev, Gordon Baker. PsstSe
9;SS A. NJ, Shul%h School
WASHINGTON GROVE
al A. NJ, MORNING. Worship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Helping other people in their
battles IN life is just as heroic rs
rescai6g the victims Of misfor-
tune.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
FREE MEiRoDET CRUNCH
Rockville

e, D. Weiael, Pastor
10 A. NJ SUNDAY SSh6hl.
y A. NJ Morning. WORSHIP.
Es6 I. NJ, Evening MolwAIn.
THURSDAY evening, 7Es6, fsASSsf
ana Praise SefS4ca.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

and Laurie. ne attended George
Washington University and Wash
ipgton College Of Law, being I'D
mitted 70 practice IN 1910.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
AANnAsly 4sstlHS SiS9HhylrSI
I'm MN

NANrs6 ". Jotvis,,. l>sS,Sc
1880 All. t'l@tth SstN>ai.
llSSQ An, WarShip S>erN'SSe.
$3.50 Pm. N,,,,h lNlScN'ship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

PINS fNoMAtJiNIgN ,CtIJiHtyn
TrsNilsh Read
TbSwscy tI,ls>eS Ns$s,r
70 AM, SvNsi,sS SSaN>,i
FL An Worship Sust5sa
Thurs, * p NJ. tasSpel H,or
FIRST CHURCH 6F CHRIST
SCIENTIST
S@sS C.,NNSttSt,N 4ves,se
Chevy tslsSse
I'll y Al, SaN,9ssy S.ssN lpsso.
WARY St'%st Ts,aslSc SsAs,A
III a NJ, C2@ssh >Set,ses
NP, H.. .(haheh Stfp,Sse
keadi'sS N>ste Z wRssr l,aws
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09
la6Nia,N ma. t'lNiSt,n
on l'SeTHelsN
RssaeaNd

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s. mi. SSSA,SSS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-09-09

Anderson WHO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
City's SandIot Series
Wide Open Affair;
Fire Nine Is Upset

The city sandlot baseball cham
pionship series now is anybody's
race the two fayorites having been
cut down to ordinary size in the
first two days of playing. Today's
game on the Ellipse brings Mer-
chardising Plumbers, an upset win
ner over Cameo Furniture on Mon
day, against Sacred Heart, cham
pion Of the North Recreation
League and last of the five teams
in the series to show its wares.
Jet Motors added a second upset
to the series yesterday when it nosed
out the powerful Fire Department
team, 80. Two defeats are neces-
sary for elimination. Star of the
game was Ben Browning, who
pitched and batted Jet to its vic
tory.
Browning threw an eight-hitter
at the Firemen, and in the fifth in
ming connected for a timely single
that drove nstwo runs while break
ing IL tie. A walk and a double
by Charley Pope preceded Brown
inSs hit. Earlier the Firemen had
tailed in the second and Jet in the
fourth. The Firemen added their
last run in the seventh.
Ernie Boggs on the Fire mound
also tossed an eight-hitter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Marx Nine Goes After
Second Tourney Win
Special Dispatch 10 The S,or

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. Us
Marx Jewellers of Washington, de-
Tending champions in the all
America junior baseball tournament
here. will go after their second
straight victory tonight when they
tangle with the Concord IN. HI
team. Marx made good opening
in defense of its title yesterday by
sinking the host Kiwanis team of
Johnstown, I'll. behind the eight
hit pitching of Bill Witzel.
Witsel, University of Maryland
player who pitched Marx to the
title last year, allowed a run in the
first inning and was in trouble only
once thereafter. That was in the
seventh when Johnstown loaded the
bases with none out. He escaped
unhurt, by throwing out one batter
and tanning the next two.
Dick Janigan stole home to tie the
score in the fourth inning, and
Marx broke loose with three clinch-
ing runs in the sixth. Ed Claxton's
single was the only hit of that in
ming, the rest of the damage being
done by an error, three walks and
two outfleld flies. Marx added three
more scores in the ninth on two
walks and singles by Janigan, Bob
Jones and Sal Di Giorgi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
IT, Olympic Runners
Equal World Record
BY the Associoted Press

MALMOE, Sweden, Aug. 25.-
Baldwin Wallace's great speedster,
Harrison billiard, figured in three
victories and world record-equal-
ling performance yesterday as
Americas Olympic champion swept
an International track and field
meet here.
billiard won the 100-meter dash
In 10.4 seconds, the 110-meter high
hurdles in IA fiat. He ran third
leg on the 1,000-meter medley relay
team that tied a world record.
The team. composed of Craig
Dixon of U. c. L. A., Barney
Ewell of Lancaster, Pa, Dave Bolen
of Colorado. and billiard ran the
relay in ! minute, 528 seconds to
tie the mark set by another tour
ing United States squad in Oslo,
Norway, last year.
Other Americans were successful
against French and Swedish stars.
Dick Ault of Missouri won the 400
meter hurdles in SIT seconds.
Ewell took the 20O-meter dash in
21.4.
Boo Morcom Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
was first in the pole vault and For
tune Gordien won the discus throw.
In the only European triumph, I.
Bengtsson of Sweden beat out Her
bert Barten of Michigan in the
880-yard run. His time was one
minute, Ssh seconds.
The meet continues TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Three-Woy Ties,Afe.PossibIe
In Both NIL Races, Bell Says

and Charley, Trippi-wll be more
seasoned players than in AZ.
Coach Bob Snyder is rebuilding
his Los Angeles Rams with lot of
young blood, Bell said. He has side
tracked such veteran stars as Riley
Matheson and Jim Benton.
One Of the Rams top prospects is
Tom Keane, back from West Vir-
GINA and brother of the Bears Jim
Keane.
Green Bays Packers seem to
have the best all-around club they've
ever had" Bell said. He singled out
for praise Jay Rhodemeyer, Ken
lucky center voted the outstanding
collegian in the All-Star game, and
Perry Moss, the passer from Illinois.
But the surprise package of the
West, according to Bell, will be
Detroit's Lions. 1t will be Bo Nc
Millin's first year at the Lion helm
and McMillin has assembled a bril-
liant assortment of first-year talent.
The best looking of the lot-and
Bells guess as potential rookie OF
the years. Halfback Fred Enke Of
Arizona
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Three Bowling Leagues
10 Map Plans for Year

The Chevy Chase Ice Palace Com.
mercial League, a circuit which fea.
lures 525 average, two-thirds
handicap and offers a $500 first
prize, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Ice Palace Alleys.
Eight berths still are unoccupied
in the 1s-team loop. according to
Manager Hap Newman.
A meeting of the Bethesda $40
Commercial League will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow, Manager Fred
Murphy announced. This league has
openings for two additional teams.
The Bethesda $1,000 loop will meet
at the Bethesda Alleys Friday night.
This circuit. which has q SITS top
average, still has franchise openings
for two teams to round out the 30.
team loop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
u. S. AI|ots S1W,630
For Virginia WiIdhfe
BY the Asseeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 25.-The
Federal Government has allotted
Virginia $l99,630 for restoration of
wildlife resouxces during the 1883
fiscal year, the State Game Commits
sion has announced.
A portion of the funds already has
been made available to the COM
mission for the projects in various
sections of the State which are sub
ject to the approval of the United
States Fish and Wildlife Service.
States taking part in the program
are required to contribute rs per
cent to obtain Federal funds. Vir-
ginias contribution, which has been
approved, amounts to $66,543.24,
making total of $3.50, 172.95 to be
used during the present fiscal year
for improvement Of wildlife re-
sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25

us. That's the big market. We
were grading our own wool and
getting a better price for it until
it got too expensive for the Boston
people and they made us quit"
Roy's dad used to be a Texas
Ranger and sheriff in his home
county. There was plenty of cattle
rustlin', ridin' and shootin' in the
Lone Star State, but Sheriff Mckay
had no trouble in his bailiwick.
MY dad stands 6-feet-7 and
weighs 270 pounds" Roy said. Il
guess that discouraged trouble
makers"
Raises Quarter Horses.
Roy also raises quarter horses,
that is one-quarter thoroughbred,
for his own use on the range and
in rodeos. He claims there ism t
any better horse-fiesh for a good,
hard days work, nor faster ami
NAL on four legs at a quarter of a
mile. That's the favorite racing
distance in Texas where the quar-
ter horse reigns supreme.
King Ranch's Miss Princess
she's out of Bold Ventures the
fastest thing you ever saw. She
left that thoroughbred standing at
the post in the match race they had
last year."
Roy has one horse out Of Hygro,
prominent Splinter of several
years ago.
The Redskin halfback survived
the bite of a black widow spider
he still carries the scar on his
ankle-but he keeps shy of rattle
snakes.
That yarn about cowboys sleep
ing inside rope circle to keep 'em
away is pure bunk" he said. II
put rope around me to test that
theory one day and let me tell you
he went over it like it wasn't there.
Maybe rattlers wouldn't go over the
old hair ropes the oldtimers used,
but they aren't bothered by the ones
we have now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
Sy ne Asseeieisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25.-Bert
Bells crystal ball shows the highest
race in National Football League
history just ahead.
why, there might even be a
three-way tie in both divisions,
said the NIL commissioner.
Bell figures the Chicago Bears
and Cardinals are the top entries
in the Western Division and the
New York Giants and Philadelphia
Eagles best in the East.
He figures the Detroit Lions and
Boston Yanks are the most i'm
proved clubs in the league, but that
every other team has improved
itself with what he says is the
greatest flock of rockies in history.
Two Of the choice rockies will be
cavorting in the backfield of the
Chicago Bears. They are All Amer
lea Johnny Lujack of Notre Dame
and passing Bobby Layne Of Texas.
The champion Cardinals haven't
added as much rookie talent as the
ether clubs, but the two freshmen
tars of last year-Elmer Angsman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-25
RedskinKicker, Doubles
As Calf Roper With Rodeos
By Lewis F. Atchison
Sior Sioff CORRESPONDENT

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 25.-"I die
all the kicking against the wind and
Jake did all the punting with it
until the boys jumped me about it"
said Roy Mckay, explaining his
meager l947 record of eight punts
for Green Bay. so after those
eight kicks I let Jake do all of it.
Shucks, he punted as well as me
against the wind"
Jake, of course, is Indian Jack
Jacobs, a former Redskin. VINO led
the circuit last autumn. We wrote
enthusiastic stories about his kick
ing from training camp two years
ago. for Jake could put the pigskin
as high in the air as fungo hitter
But he f1ubbed the few chances he
got in league competition, so when
he supplanted Mckay at Green Bay
last year. we wondered what had
happened.
Nothing has happened to Mckay,
judging by his performances here
The handsome cowboy from Com
fort, Tex, still shows the form that
enabled him to lead the league in
1945 and '46. He doesn't place them
like Sammy Baugh-who does?-
and he's getting long distance COM
petition from Dick Poillon, but he'll
be good man to have around. It
adds up to pleasant situation for
Redskin Coach Turk Edwards.
Wind Helped Long Kick.
Mckay booted one of the Longest
kicks recorded in college ranks when
he sent the cowhide 81 yards on the
fly against Northwestern in 1912.
But he slyly adds that he had "a
near-gale blowing with me-" He led
the Southwest Conference in kick
ing, the same year was second in
passing and played a leading role
in bringing Texas its first confer
ence crown in u years.
But the biggest kick he's gotten
out Of football so far was tossing
four touchdown passes to Don Hut
son against Detroit in 1945.
Hard? Shucks, no." he says. "All
you had to do was put the ball out
there some place and he'd get under
1t. Don was wizard catching
passes"
Roy is real cowboy during the
off season and usually makes the
complete circuit of rodeos in Texas.
Only got to seven this year." he
told us, "but I placed in three calf
roping contests"
His best time for the event, in
which the rider must rope and Sc
curely tie flying, bawling hunk of
veal, was 1872 seconds.
Big Rancher in Texas.
Mckay also lassoed an antelope
this year, but turned it loose rather
than risk a brush with strict Texas
game wardens. He surprised seven
or eight of the fleet critters at a
watering hole. There were only two
exits and cattle on which Roy was
riding herd blocked one, so he got
the last antelope to leave by the
other.
Roy Is partner with Adolph
Steeler and his son in three ranches,
the largest comprising 1913 sections.
A section has $40 acres, which means
Mckay and his associates are big
operators. The elder Steeler was
the largest goat raiser in the world
several years ago when the market
for mohair was good. Now they do
a thriving business in wool.
II went to Boston and took a
course in grading WOOL" Roy told
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Former Duquesne Coach
Named Cage Loop Car
BY the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 25.-Charles
Chick Davies, who recently re-
signed as head basket ball each at
Duquesne University to coach at
Homestead, Pa. High School, is the
new commissioner of the All-Ameri-
can Basket Ball League.
The league did not have a com.
missioner in its first year Of opera
ton last season. Five teams are
signed up to participates in the cir
cult this year. Wheeling; Altoona
Pa: Youngstown, Ohio: Dayton,
Ohio. and Cumberland, Md. Other
towns are expected to join.
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Virginia S Grimes Due
To Stick With Rams.
BY the Associated Press

by me RSsoeiofed PTesS
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 25.-Coach
Bob Snyder of the Los Angeles
Rams glanced down the rookie
roster today and picked out several
prospects who appear headed for
berths on his National Football
League squad this year.
Included were Fullback Bob Agler
from Otterbein, H. K. Allen from
Texas, George Grimes from Vir-
gin1a and Larry Brink, an end from
Illinois Northern.
Snyder will know more, however,
after the Rams public intrasouad
game tomorrow night at Gilmore
Stadium, and the big charity tilt
September in the Coliseum with
the Washington Redskins
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Chitwood's Thrill Circus Tops
Two-Night Card for Auto Fans

Toomey originally was an under
study for the late Lucky Teter, all
time king of stuntmen, between
1885 and 1910. He frequently dou-
bled for Lucky when the latter was
sidelined with injuries, and helped
originate the stunt that leaps a
car from one rampway to another
over another machine, the speciality
in which Teter lost his life.
Chitwood, famed Cherokee Indian
big-car racing driver who completes
in the 500-mile Indianapolis Speed
way classic annually, purchased the
Teter show after Lucky's death.
Approximately "a auto and motor
cycle daredevils will participate in
n events, and are alternately to
race, and crash, 100000 worth of
equipment
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Another busy two days are sched-
uled for auto fans at the West Lam
ham Speedway, with the Joie Chit
wood Thrill Circus scheduled to-
morrow night and the weekly midget
auto racing card on Friday night.
Joseph Buddy Toomey, former
Tech High student and now a serv-
ice manager for a local taxicab
company, is one of the featured
performers in this return showing
of the Chitwood Circus.
Nine of the top Eastern Often
hauser racing pilots have entered
Friday nights seven-event midget
program. They are: Ed Dutch"
Schaefer, Mike Joseph, Charley
Miller, Len Duncan, Vernon Land,
Ernie Mccoy, Walt Fair, Len Fem
nelli and Fred Moore.
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Barry Farms Victory
Forces Title PIuyoff

A playoff series of the MAAA base
ball league title is necessary between
the Barry Farnhe Trojans and Cook
A. c., following Barry Farms 1872
win over Cook yesterday.
A one-hit pitching performance
by Benny Turner helped Kelly Mil
Ter defeat Bundy, 80, as it won the
Walter johnson League 1914 B
class title.