Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1931, Page 97

—GRAVURE SE(CTION—OCTOBER 11, airbanks presented the trophies. Ellsworth bational young American tennis champion, is e for defeating Fred Perry (left), the English the Pacific Southwest championships, at Los © Wide World Photos. tween Maryland and Virginia. Here ning for a short gain in the game © Star Stafl Photo. Forty-eight hours to wait! Sleeping a couple of nights at the gates of Shibe Park, Philadelphia, was a small price for these rabid fans to pay for the best bleacher seats for Monday's world series game. © Associated Press Photo. Mrs. William D. Herridge, wife of the new Canadian Minister to the United States, who re- cently joined her husband in Washington. She is the sister of the prime minister of Canada. © Underwood & Underwood. The big guns meet in the world series. Chick Hafey (left), leading batter of the National League, and Al Simmons, American League swat leader, smile for the camera before hostilities begin. & Associated Press Photo. E e B % N et Here’s a fancy bit of world series action in the opening game at St. Louis. Jimmy Dykes of the Athletics is sliding safely into third after coming from first on Williams, single to right in the third inning. There were plenty of Cardinals in the play, but Paul Derringer seems to be mixing in a little foot ball with that left leg in the air. © Associated Press Photo. Throwing a smoke screen around the Los Angeles. These views show the first demonstration of the feasibility of hiding the Navy’s big dirigible from enemy guns by a curtain of smoke flung around it by a speeding plane. © Associated Press Photo.