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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15

Police Officer Tom He'll had an
unusual job of directing traffic
last week which had about every
one in the business district
watching out their front doors
until they saw what it was.
A huge truck outfit loaded
with extra-long steel reinforcing
rods which extended over the
beds of two trailers, came
through the middle of town on
Route 4.
The driver hadvto make a right
: hand turn in the Public Square,
! an extremely difficult maneuver
gbecause the two trailers were
hooked together by the long, steel
rods, which also had to bend
around the turn.
Policeman He'll parked the
cruiser at Court st. with the red
light flashing, to keep anyone
from entering that block Of Fifth
ST. before the truck came through,
then went up to the Public
Square to route traffic the other
way.
He then had to direct the driv-
er as his truck made the turn,
and the ponderous load barely
crept through the Square.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
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CONTINUED from Page -
ancial program.
The statistics set forth for COM
parison to the amount of State
aid to each of the 1,540 school
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15
Avoid Disease Risks

Keep poultry coops and crates
from poultry buyers off your
farm if you want to avoid disease
risks.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15

Tommy saw his first cowboy
picture. recently. His comment:
Daddy. there was one man
left alive when the show was
cVerl"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-06-15

Here's a sure way to let
everyone for blocks around
know you're cutting your grass:
Just get out with the power
mower which has no muller
on il.
It's guaranteed to attract
more attention than you want.
especially in the middle of
town.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

Ana diena skaitau Naujienas.
ziuriu. - tllas A. Gostautas is
Philadelphijos raso susirupines
apie ciurlionieciq koncerta, kuris
tenai turf ivykti sio menesio ga
lie. Tai buvo tikrai linksmas pa
siskaitymas, sunku net nuo pikt-
juokio apsiginti vien prisiminus
Vadinasi, Philadelphijos lietu-
viu visuomene ramiai miegojo.
Nekliude to miegelio nei joki
ansambliai, nei parodos, nei kiti
panasus "trabeliai''. Laikrasciai,
zinoma rase, kad kazkas kazkur
ir 81 if ta dare. Bet tula Philadel-
jos visuomene del to nesijaudino
"Et, - anot to paties Gostauto
betariant, - ''tai tik toxic ar
toxic laikrascio arba tautininku
partijos reikalas, apvilktas tau
tiskai margu sijoneliu'
Bet, stai, rugs. 13 d. atvazia-
vo j Philadelphija v. Tysliavie-
ne ir susikviete j banko patalpas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

negresia del tos paprastos priezasties,
kad jis dazniausiai paskendes rukuose,
ruskiai, kaip prasti jureiviai, tikriau-
siai pramaus pro sali musu kontinento
ir beklaidzioda rukuose atsidurs SUI
savo bomba kur nors prize Australijos,
kur, apsidaire ar kas nemato, nuleis
ta bomba j vandeni, kad tik ispildytu
simtu ir septyniolika nuosimciu savo
penkmecio plana ir uz tai gautu PEREZ
mama dovana = raudona veliava.
Kilbukas prisedo prie siltos kompa-
nijos ir uz geros valandos issipasakojo
draugams, kad animal apleido savo
seimos zidini.
- Lisen, Stasy, nesifaituok su sa-
vo motera, ba vistiek bus jos virsus.
Visi laikys jos puse ir j tave, jei yra
smart, suries j ozio raga - sake Dza-
mas.
- Jeigu j pasikvies savo kaimyn-
ka uz wines, patelefonuos policijai ir
ir abidvi pasakys, kad tau ,velniai rodo-
81 ir tn nori ia musti, tai pasodins tave
j kreiziu mama If NUNS, bus daug ira
belio is ten tave isvalnyti - sake Do.
Jeigu j patti to nedasiprotes,
tai jai kitos bobos patars, paduos tave'
j korta, turesi moketi jai pinigus, oil
Pereita ziema vienas musu draugas
namus neisileis, arba isileis, ale ne tavc.
kaip tn dabar, cia pat sitoj vietoj, musq
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

vietos visuomenes atstovq dido
ka burr. Susikviete ir sako:
- zinote ka, vyruciai? Cia
netrukus koncertuos ciurlionie-
ciai. Ka JUS apie tai manote?
Visuomenes atstovai pradejo
krapstyti axis.
"A? Kaip? Koncertas? Ciur-
lionieciu? Ir cia pat, Philadel-
phijoj? Kas gi rengia?
v. Tysliaviene, sprendziant is
A. Gostauto zodziQ, sake - taip
ir taip, New Yorke yra tokia
WEB Artist and Concert Mana
cement, kuris ir rengia, o as esu
to koncerto reikalu vedeja.
Tada, anot to paties Gostauto,
pasigirsta nedrasus (bet, isivaiz-
duoju, nebe mieguistas) balsas !:
- O piniguciai kan?
Cia, sake, Tysliaviene ir susi-
kirtusi, mes nemokejusi pasakyti,
ar tu piniguciu veikliosios Phi
ladelphijos visuomenes vardu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
SEIMOS ZIDINYS
{ Bus daugiau }

- Tai ka, vel grizti girtas? - SUI
tiko Kilbuka zmona.
zinai, susirinkime buvau, nauja
partijos skyriu pagimdem ;. Turf gi
kas nors veikime dalyvauti Kas bus,
jei niekas neis !. Apsnldimas ir taip
jau didelis lietuviu tarpe. Reikia
= nuolankiai teisinosi Kilbukas, bet
zmonos jis, kaip skaitytojai jau pa
tvs atspejote, neitikino.
- Gimdytojai. -. Viskas baigiasi
karciama =. Vakarienes tau paruostos
nera! Issikepk kiausinienes pats, jei no
ri valgyt. Kiausini rasi ten, kazkur po
lentyna.
- Sirdele, ko tau daugiau reikia?
! Amerika atvaziavai, rumus turi =.
Viskas pasiekta, ko taip geidei. 0 jei as
po susirinkimo klube pora alaus, uz dy-
ka, pagal isduodama kortele, tai kas cia
blogo? - ramino zmona Kilbukas.
Kad visi jusu veikimai baigia-
81 karciamoj, - stai kas!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
LIETUVll KALBOSI IVADOVAS
jau Dspausdintas

10000 paciu butiniausiu, siu die
nu bendrines kalbos praktikai
didziai reikalingu zodziu, kuriu
daugumas yra trumpai lietuvis-
kai paaiskinta, pazymetas ju kir-
ciavimas, parodyta, kurie zodziai
arba atskiros ju lytys dabar ne
tinkamai vartojama, zymesniu
svetimybiu nurodoma net kline,
naujadarai tam tikru zenklu at
skiriami nuo gyvosios kalbos 70
dziu ir tt. Taigi samoningas skai-
tytojas ir nuosirdus lietuviu kali
hos myletojas gales gauti tikrai
naudinga patareja, kurio negales
atstoti joke ligsioliniai zodynai,
nei kas kita, juo labiau, kad da-
bar maza kas beturi retu salti-
niu, kurie buvo sunaudoti Vado-
vui. Dabar Sis Vadovas, jau zy-
miai praturtejes ir pasipuoses
dailiu drobiniu virseliu ir ture-
damas CANA gera popieriu, ti-
kiuosi jau netrukus, kai tik bus
atitaisytos zymesnes spaudos
klaidos, prades lankyti savo skai-
tytojus. Pr. Skardzius
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

patarimo nepaklause, negrizo namo SUI
sigerint su motera, tai po nedelios RADIO
j is ryto susalusi vadaklaze. O isgere
jis su mumis ta vakara ne ka daugiau,
kaip dabar tn - sake Carlis.
- Cia tau ne krajus, jos viska gall,
daug fanaberiju nevarinek ir laikykis
prie nanny isikabines, ba susalsi, niekas
isgerusio burdaunyko nepriims = sa-
ko visi trys kartu.
Klausesi, klausesi Kilbukas patty
rusiu draugu ir nutare grizti, bet SUI
zmona nesikalbeti, neatsakineti j jos
klausimus, nebuti su ia vienam kamba-
barry ir bendrai elgtis, lyg il butu visai
svetimas, nepazistamas ir neapkencia-
mas sutverimas.
Po puses metu draugai karciamoj
prisimine Kilbuka. Do papasakojo, kad
buvo j sutikes. zmona vietoj dvieju
doleriu per savaite isduoda jam tik 20
centu. Sake, esq, reikia taupyti, mes
laukianti seimos padidejimo.
o Kilbukas irgi, esq, nekantriai lau-
kia tos dienos, kada gales grizti savo
krasta, o kodel jis nemyletu .cia pasilik-
ii - taip ir nepasake, tik issigandes
paziurejo j savo iseinancia is storo mo-
terra. hf
Draugai .uz Kilbuko sveikata uzsa-
ke dar po viena...
v. Skinka.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

Kai Kilbukas, svelniai zengdamas,
isejo ] kita kambari ir tyliai uzdare
paskui save duris, supykusi zmona su-
suko:
- Arba tn keisk partija, arba as
iseinu IS nanny. Man jau nusibodo saliu-
niskas kvapas!
Isg6risiam Kilbukui pasigirdo,
kad znn0nai nusibodo jo "suniskas kva-
pas" If sito prilyginimo jo, visuomenes
veikejo, sirdis neislaike.
= Tai reiskia, skaitai name SUI
MIN? - ituzes susuko, ibegdamas atgal.
Sudiev; gyvenk sau viena! AS iseinu
If daugiau negrisiu! - 1r iseidamas
trenke durimis.
Isejes j gatve sustojo. sviesos rekla-
mos linksmai sviete, automobiliq Writ
mes slinko gatve. Kilbukas issitrauke
pi1igihe il suskaite pinigus. Lygiai do
leris If ~ centai.
- slihiskas kvapas! Palma pini-
gus; atkisa pora doleriu savaitei ir stun
"a, jei isgeriu alaus stikline! suniskas
kvapas! Tegul gyvena sau viena! Ap-
sieisiu!
IF nukreipe savo netvirtus zings-
MUS karciamos link.
Ten jis rado Diana, Do If Carl,
iraudusiais veidais sutupusius prie ba-
70. Do draugams irodinejo, kad musq
Iniestui nuo atomines bombos pavojus
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

Daug kas spaudoje jau viesai
yra teiravesis, kadagi pagaliau
pasirodys taip ilgai laukiamas
"Lietuviu kalbos vadovas". Vie
mas kitas jau buvo pradejes net
abejoti, ar jis is viso kada nors
pasirodys, ir todel vienur kitur
buvo jau bepradedanti reikstis
abejinga nuovyla. Bet tai yra be
jokio pagrindo: Vadovas drasiai
zygiuoja pirmyn, nepaisydamas
jokiQ kliuciu, kuriQ nemaza jam
kelyje buvo pasitaike. Dabar vi
sos tos kliutys yra apgaletos, ir
todel galiu jau pranesti, kad Va
dovas galu gale tikrai isspausdin
tas: jo as jau esu caves visus ga
lutinai isspausdintus lankus, nuo
pirmutinio ligi paskutinio. Is vi
so yra 38 spaudos lankai, SOC
puslapiai. Visas darbas susideda
is dvieju daliu: pirmosios, teori-
nes Il - 156 psl.) ir antrosios,
zodynines, pacios didziausios
(157 - 5O6 psl.). Patti svarbiau-
sia dalis, zinoma, yra zodynas,
kur duodama daugiau kaip
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

siimciau dirbti laive. Ir plaukiociau,
plaukiociau po jurq platybes, kol vel ga
leciau pasiekti savaji krasta.
Kristina liudnai nusisypsojo:
- Neprisisauk tik sau bedos su to-
kionnis savo mintimis ir nuotaikomis.
Ko gera, dar gall susilaukti. Juk daznai
atsitinka; kad kai kurie tremtiniai, nu-
plauke ] New Yorka, nepasiekia kran-
to. Net New Yorkas dar nera laidas,
kad issisiksi nuo visu savo priesu. Tx
palieka ne laiye, perkelia Ellis Is
land. Yra tokia sala...
- zinau! - nekantriai nutrauke
Vytautas.
Visa Raudeniu kelione vyko pri-
slegtoj Iiuotaikoj. Tuo labiau, kad If
sponsorius, arba globejas, nebuvo nei
gimme, i1ei artimai pazistamas. Vadina-
81, If 1tvykus neteko daug kuo pasi-
kliauti.
New Yorka pasieke apie vidunak-
ii. Lgi ryto teko laukti paskutinio fill
tro. Daugelio kostuvu jau iskosti, bet
Wis dar ne galutinai. Visu rimtumu lai-
vas ruosesi paskutiniam patikrinimui.
IS anksto buvo susaukti If sustatyti
keleiviai prize diziosios sales duru. Su-
sidare ilgiausia plati, keliomis lipynenis
if koridoriais ellie.
zmones murksojo ir nekantriai lau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
Pabudo naiegaliai?

bus Quota Balfui ir Tarybai, ar
ne...
- Tai kan Tamsta mus cia if
sukvietei! - pasigirsta jau ne
mieguistas, bet del sutrukdyto
saldaus posmo jau CANA piktas
balsas.
Cia Tyliaviene, sake, dar la
biau susikirtusi, mes prisipazi-
nusi, kad ir patti nezinanti, kan
il tai padariusi -.
Is tikrQjq, ir as nezinociau,
kuriems galams il tai dare. Su
nelaiku is miego pazadintais
niekad negali dorai susisneketi.
A. Gostautas visu pirma pa
reiskia nepasitenkinima, kodel
kazkas rengia Philadelphia
koncerta, is anksto negaves vie
tos visuomenes Oietuviu) suti-
kimo. Betgi, gerbiamieji, ciurlio-
nieciai jau antri metal Amerikoj.
Kur gi JUS buvot, kad nei minte
neuzsiminet, jog noretumet ir
galetumet surengti koncerta?
Ansamblis gi ne adata, surasti
visai nesunku :. Bet niekas ME
ko nedare. Taciau jei kas nors
ka daro, tai tada jau "asmenis-
kas" arba ''partijos" biznis. Ar
ne panasiai buvo su Dailes Pa
roda?
Toliau A. Gostautas nurodo ir
salygas, kuriomis "liberalioji'
Philadelphijos lietuviu visuome-
ne teiktusi .globoti toki ciurlio-
nieci koncerta, Butent, kad an
samblio vadovybe puse. pelno att
duotu Balfui ir Tarybai.
Leiskite dabar jau man pasa-
kyti savo nuomone. Vyrai! Ne
skubekit SUI kailio dalybomis, kol
lokys dar miske! o kaip bus,
jeigu bus nuostolio? Ar Balfas
SUI Taryba apsiifha is anksto nors
puse nuostolio padengti? Ar gal
"liberalioji visuomene" apsiimtu
ta padaryti? Bet net ir tada
man neatrodo, kad ansamblis ri
zikuotu, mes ka gi jis darytu su
kita nuostolio puse savo kiaurq
kiseniu akivaizdoje -.
A Gostautas skaiciuoja, kad
Philadelphijos koncertas turf
|duoti net keleta tukstanciu pelno.
Mat bilietu kainos esancios auks-
tos, net Xxi s doleriu. Taip, ger
biamasis, Xxi -. Bet nuo $1.30,
jei teisybe laikrasciai raso. o ka,
jei bilietq bus isparduota tik
1000, vidutiniskai po 8 dolerius.
Leiskim, Philadelphijos komite-
tas pats vienas sau rengia toki
koncerta ir turf tick pajamu. o
so zmoniu keliones islaidos is
! Clevelando ir atgal - apie 1000
doleriq, nakvyne maitinimasis -
vel keli simtai doleriu, garsini-
mas = taip keli simtai, tai pa
jamu ir neber. o kas mokes mo-
Perkelta ! Sta pusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

ke komisijos, kuri turejo atvykti nuo
kranto. Vel jaudinimasis ir pats nema-
loniausias isgyvenimas.
Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

kdfiuos gaima kreiptis visais DIRvOs prenumeratos
ir skelbimq reikalais:
Ba1tiniore, Md.
Antanas cesonis, 62O w. Cross St.
So. Boston, Mass.
Brunonas Kalvaitis, 545 East Broadway
Chicago, Ill.
Jonas Paplenas, 4416 So. Hermitage Ave.
Dayton, Ohio
]. a. Urbonas, 1902 Lamar St.
Detroit, Mich.
L. Bulgarauskas, 1918 Navy Ave.
Newark; New Jersey
A. S. Tretiokas, 314 Walnut st.
New Yorke Brooklyne
Antanas Sodaitis, 57-56 63rd St., Maspeth, N. Y.
Waterbury, Conn.
vladas varneckas, 2157 N. Main st.
Hamilton, Canada
Bronius Vengrys, 227 Brant st.
Montreal, Canada
Stepas Kesgaia, 6882 Beaulieu st.
Toronto, Canada
Jonas Parselilnas, 514 Euclid Ave.
Anglijoje
JONAS PaIsis 10, warrers Terrace, Bramley-Leeds
Austfalijoje
Povilas Lukozidnas 17s Wakefield st., Adelaide, sA.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
By Ben McAlwee

The tempo of the early bowling
season increases tonight when the
Capital Ladies Major League,
Washington's top women's duck
pin circuit. and the Minor Dis
trict mems loop. second only to
the District Major, stage opening
matches at 13 of the 26 pin
plants located in the metropoli-
tan area.
Two new teams, Bladensburg
and Silver Spring, have replaced
Greenway and Brookland in the
women's eight-club loop while the
Minor District has increased from
IL to 18 teams which is strong
indication that the circuit has
gained great popularity among
the city's near-star pinmen.
Clara Benson is the only new
bowler as the Bethesda 40" AL
leys quint starts it's bid for it's
second straight championship in
the Capitol Ladies Major. Hold
overs are Boots Petit. Clara
Walz, Millie Stadtler and Eliza
beth Turner.
Alice Beall is the only new addi-
ton to the Hi-Skor team which
includes Lorraine GULL, Bing
Moen. Lyn Kuczek and Ronnie
Knoblett. Hyattsville will have
complete new lineup in Hilda
Lagos, Gertha Wilson, Louise
Thomas, Virginia Frey and Loretto
Mills.
Evelyn Nickel and Ann Carlson
again will bowl with King Pin
while the new additions are Kay
Luckett, Emma Bourne and Lucille
Lester. Bladensburg will have
Frances Wilson, Lois Gladding,
Caroline Hiser, Ruth DeMisa and
Mary Brown.
The Chevy Chase combination
will be Toni Rowe, Frances john
son. Bobbie oJnes, Olga Kazemer-
sky and Esther Burton. In the
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Colts
Continued From Page CID

(COntlnued FROM rage C-1D
National Football League limit
of 80.
Halfback Billy Boedeker, with
the club since 1947, was traded to
the Green Bay Packers for an
undisclosed draft choice next
year. Waivers were asked on two
rockies Moselle, a half
back from Superior (Wis.) Teach
ers' College, and Leroy Vogts, a
guard from Washington Uni
versity.
Earlier Brown sent End Jim
Duncan, formerly of Wake Forest,
and Fullback Charles Schroll.
formerly of Louisiana State. to-
the Detroit Lions in exchange for
two draft choices.
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa,
Sept. 6 (P.-The Pittsburgh
Steelers have cut two rockies
from their squad, bringing the
roster down to 40. Those let go
are Jim Conley, back from Texas
Tech, and Buddy Attaway. center
from Baylor. Both will join the
Richmond club of the minor
American League.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Lists Close Tomorrow
For Veterans Net PIuy

Entries close at 6 pm. tomor-
row at the Tennis Shop for the
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Capital Ladies, Minor District
BowIers Start Play Tonight

Silver Spring lineup will be Ruth
King, Marion Hamilton. Lillian
Carleton, Dorothy Prentiss and
Evelyn Tucker. Two of Claren-
don's rollers will be Jessie Keith
and jamie Hughes.
Valley Forge Beer, national
team champions, chalked up top
count of 1,911 to win, 2-1, over
Arcade Pontiac as the District
major loop opened its season last
night. Frank Micalizzi led the
victory with a 152 game and 413
set while Lindsay Stott of the
losers posted high single game of
ITO in 423 set.
National Bohemian Beer was
off to sweep over Posen's Bakery
as Bub Guethler gained high set
honors with 429. Julie Singer
bowled 413 for the losers. AIS
Chicken House routed Duffy's
Tavern. led by Bits Amanuel's
423 set. Winchester Packard
was a 2-1 winner over Billhimer
& Palmer Motors with Russ Spill
mans 396 best for the victors and
Paul Moore's 395 high for the
losers.
Members of the mems and
women's winning teams in the
Commerce Department bowling
tournament were to be presented
with trophies by Secretary of
Commerce Charles Sawyer this
afternoon.
The women's team represented
the Office of the Secretary. All
members of the mems team were
Patent Office employees. Twenty
two teams representing all prin-
cipal bureaus of the department
competed
Ruth Barry, Angeline Stern,
Olive Jones. Lucia Farber, Muriel
Scott, Olga Kazemersky, Sylvia
D'Abbraccio and Gertrude Lass
bowled for the women's team.
The mems team was composed
of Percy L. Patrick, George Black,
Vaughan Hartford, Lorana Sim
mons, Ambrose Ticer, Herbert
Kaschub and Joe StriZak.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Georgetown Cagers
On Garden Program
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. George
town University will appear in one
of the 26 collegiate basketball dou-
ble-header at Madison Square
Garden this season. The Hoyas
will meet Long Island U. Decem-
ber IA on the same bill with City
College Washington State.
The Gardens 18th season opens
December 2.
The schedule:
L. ]. U.-Kansas State.
c,t2 Deesmbsr 5MN Y U.oreson State;
RfseSSsi s'sesgathern IN hethodlsf. 1-DenVer' st.
December 9-city College Missouri;
December IN. Y. U.-colgate; st.
city psssnsss h STATE: goe0rset0wn;
1scember- 16wst John's-Holy Gross;
pecembsr. is@N. Y. U.-Yale; st. Johns
DECEMBER 21-.city college-oklahoma;
Z, december ) anG; G. l; % a St. John,s-Kentucky;
December 25-L / U.-Idaho; City Col
=, December So st. John's-Temple;
N. Y. U.-Stanford.
q, December 2s-L. I; U:-western Ken
December 30-St. John 's-San Francisco;
Manhattan-San Jose State College.
NJ January Ia gorneI IML" I. U.-south Carolina;
=, January City collese-st. Johns;
January IN. 7. U.-North Carolina; +;
y5nEaTy 6Mcity ecollege-st. Josephs
(Phila); st; John s-Syracuse.
January 81. I. U.-St. Louis: N. Y. U.-
West Virginia.
January list. John's-BradIey: City
Colege-Boston College.
January rl6T7L. I. U,-Duquesne; Man
February s-N. Y. U.-Manhattan;
February 15-St. Johns Niagara; City
February So-N Y. u.-st. Johns;
Manhattan-La Sale
February S2-~L. T. U.-cincinnati: City
February 26wN. Y. U.-Notre Dame.
March City College Manhattan;
March IN Y. U.-City College.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Larsen Upsets F|am
For Tennis Title by
Following Foes Style
BY the Associated Press

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 6.
They say you're wasting your
time trying to beat another guy at
his speciality, but that's just what
Art Larsen, the new National
Amateur tennis champion, did.
The skinny San Franciscan,
who won the title yesterday by
defeating Herb Flam of Beverly
Hills, Calf, 6-3, 4-6, ST, O.,
6-3, in the final, outran, out
lasted and outfought the U. c. L.
A. senior to become the first left
handed ruler since Johnny Doeg
in 1880.
There wasn't supposed to be
man in tennis who could beat
Flam into the dirt. But Larsen
did-and to make it more en-
phatic, he came from behind to
turn the trick. When Herbie
played at baseline, so did Lar
sen. If Herbie made sensational
return, Larsen made sure his was
Stupendous. That's how it went.
II was going to give myself
just about three more years to
win the championship" said
Larsen. machine gunner with
the 17th Cavalry during the war.
II figured if fellow can't win it
after playing in the big time for
five years, he should quit"
Not Planning to Turn Pro.
Now his plans are uncertain.
He said he's not thinking of turn
ing professional. which seems to
be where most of the top players
wind up these days, but that he
certainly wouldn't turn down any
offers. Promoter Bobby higgs
was not in the audience.
'At the moment" he said, my
only plans are to go home and
work at all phases of my game.
Then I'll see what happens"
He quit the University of San
Francisco last year.
No matter how you try to avoid
1t, the subject of the loss of the
Davis Cup comes up. Here are
the new champions thoughts
on it:
IT think I should have been on
the team, along with Flam and
possibly Mulloy. I'm not being
critical of the selection committee.
I just think it made a mistake"
Flam, who is 81 years old and
holds both the National Intercol- !
legiate title and the National clay
courts crown, was a mighty blue
young man. He thought he had
the thing tucked away, but he
underestimated Larsen.
Margaret du Pont Winner.
There seemed to be little doubt
as to the outcome after the third
set. Larsen won the first easily
enough. but when Flam launched
more aggressive tactics in the Sec
ond set he looked unbeatable. The
same thing happened in the third
and the first two games of the
fourth.
But there the picture changed
and shots that Larsen was missing
by inches began to drop in. IT
was Larsen who was on the of
fensive the rest of the way and
he took full advantage of Flam's
troubles.
Mrs. Margaret Osborne du Pont
Of Wilmington, Del, the defending
champion, won the womens title
with a 6-3, 6-3 victory over
Doris Hart Of Jacksonville, Fla.
This was the second straight year
Mrs. du Pont has beaten Miss
Hart in the finals.
Mrs. du Pont teamed with Ken
McGregor of Australia to beat Miss
Hart and Frank Sedgman Of Aus
tralia for the mixed doubles crown,
Ga, 3-6, 6-3.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
Princeton Squad Filled
AS ReicheI Reports
BY the Assoeioted Press

BLAIRSTOWN, N. j.. Sept. g.
Princeton's football squad reached
it's full 65-man complement yes
terday with the arrival of Frank
Reichel, senior center and place.
kicking specialist.
Coach Charlie Caldwell spent a
lot of time working with his two
trouble spots-offensive center and
wingback, the only backfield slot
not set with a veteran.