Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1935, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935. - Pigeon Sleeps in Bed. Hen Breaks Window. YAT[S ls Twn ”P “Ath-Rafler” Demofistrated i'I.ere St oo g was Tomnc sanng | negonine through Aok glaad opithe on her bed by Mrs. Rees Parry of Bar- | Dundee, Scotland, & hen dropped dead mouth, England. at his feet, R e T T WEEK-END SPECIALS! s, T Defending Champion Is One g & \ Down at Turn—Makes It ; ;i : 3 Up on Last Nine. BY WALTER R. McCALLUM. CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB, Md., June 27.—Defending champion Charlie Yates of Georgia Tech finished the first 18 holes of his quarter-final match in the intercol- legiate golf championship today 2 up on Jack Malloy of Princeton. One down at the"turn with a 40 against 39 for Malloy, Yates turned on the heat over the back nine, going over par once and bagging s birdie on the fifteenth to wind up with an even par 35. He squared the match with a par 4 at the tenth, lost the eleventh, squared agaln at the twelfth and went into the lead with & 20-foot putt, which dropped into the cup for & birdie on the fifteenth. He won the seventeenth with a par 4 when Malloy’s second shot was| trapped. Yates was 75 for the round against 77 for Malloy. Meanwhile Johnny Fischer was en- ”_',?'Mo“'::‘,o gaged In & struggle with diminutive Woodrow Malloy of Michigan, & " | teammate. They battled through the OPERAS SANDALS { | first 12 holes all even, as did Ed. 3 White of Texas and G. A. Menard | STEP-INS OXFORDS ¢ | of Penn State. Down throughout STRAPS FLATS | the first nine Pischer squared the EVENING SLIPPERS | match on the ninth when Malloy's . | try to jump a stymie rimmed the In white, black, brown, blue, Auwin § o ey Bavatlithe. fogh thees and combinations. | holes of the last nine in 4s and Pischer deliberately putted away from Reduction on Enfll‘; Stock » stymle at the eighteenth to finish an | the first round 1 up. o‘ HOSlery d .'s E Louisiana State’'s Freddy Haas bagged three birds in 2 row starting . 'at the third, and finished the first & nine 1 down to Bill Welch of Texas. | Haas squared the match with a par 4 at the eleventh and went into the 1221 CONNECTICUT AVE. lead on the twelfth with a par 3. G. A. Menard, jr., of Penn State R g and Ed White of Texas also were all square at the twelfth. There were five stymies in the Fischer-Malloy match, three of them | going against Pischer. Menard is quite | & conversationalist. He rags his op- | ponent throughout the match with a running fire of comment. nd Sunda: FRESH PEACH NUT AL CREAM 70c ot That deliciously dif- ferent Martha A rare candy treat, | Washington Ice Guaranteed Real, luscious | Cream made with Fruh chocolate cream fresh, juicy, sun- L ] 72T centers rolled in ripened peaches. freshly chopped Order it for dinner . . nuts. Don’t miss or the week end We Deliver it at this low price. | party. o Natha Wask 507 12th St. N.W., Natl. 9331. 3507 Conn. Ave., Clev. 2502 LLLLLL L LA LL LTS L L LT LSS LTI LI L L L L LIPS R e 2 2 22 Two views of the “auto-railer,” & rails. It is planned to operate the bus made to run on either rails or “auto-railer” over the tracks of highway, which was demonstrated | the W. B. & A. to Baltimore to- on the Capital Transit Co. tracks day. —Star Staff Photos. Thirty-sixth street and Prospect e I White played the last nine holes| =*% z [in 3¢ te go to luncheon 3 up on| Bvenue before J. B. Xastman, Fed- Pedestrian Talks Back. ’ P eral cc-ordinator of transportation, | Menard, He bagged birdles on the| i ,iher omcials yesterday. The | NEW YORK UP—Rudoiph Boggl, | R e e upper picture shows an examina- | taxi driver, almost ran down a pedes- e d‘ v4 . bo" hi ""| tion of the underpinning of the |trian and used abusive language when f;nclu" ::;: 1:..:;‘33:: pfihm: PPed| car. Lett to right: Mr. Eastman, |the man remonstrated. So Boggis ‘ E. S. Evans, president of the |DPleaded guilty and went to jail for : ; two days. [ — Evans Product of Detrolt; R. L. |WWOAWR 0 L o iman | |CAPTAIN SOUGHT B o e 8 Ein oot ms, | James McNamee, who happened to be | i FOR BEAN'S PLACE! Keech of the Public Utilities Com- | 12 Mufti. Inspector Appointment Awaits * s Canvass of Field by Com- i i missioners. { . : e ST | o T« tip Grandma knows best | promoted to be an inspector to take over the | ;‘,‘;,,‘j“,‘;’.,,,"‘,_“‘;‘,‘f;‘: 'hn:d:‘,:,:‘. | 5 The years have taught her wisdom. 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