Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 10

TEN MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE, AUGUST 25 1936 GLOBE-GAZETTE Patty Berg Is Early Tourney Favorite 37 calves were also sold. Exhibitors of colts who also won premiums were Wayne Elwood, first, second and third; Clair Sours, first in Per- cheron class. KIDS SHOW PATH FOR OLDER ACES Young Golfers Lead Way Into Match Play Rounds of Western Tourney. SOUTH BEND, UP) The kids may not be around when they are handing out the cups Saturday night, but they certainly had a field day in the qualifying round of the thirty-sixth annual women's western closed golf tournament. Leading the younger brigade into the first of the match play rounds was Patty Berg, the freckle-faced redhead from Minneapolis, who banged out an 80 in her qualifying round despite a badly blisterec hand.

With her were such veterans of the fairways as 15 year old Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque, 15 year olc Hope Seignious of Detroit, 18 year old Hilda Livengood of Chicago, Shirley Ann Johnson, 19, also from Chicago; Beatrice Barrett, 19, Minneapolis; Eva Shorb, 18, Massillon, Ohio, and half a score more who still make no secret of their age. Marion Miley, the defendin champion from Lexington, who showed she was right on her game by tying for the medal with a 79, might well be listed with the younger set, as she's only 23 and objects strenuously to being classed with the veterans. Baseball Standings MAJOR LEAGUES NATIONAL LEAGUE 1. Pct.i W. L.

Pet. St. Loulu 72 48 55 02 .470 N'cw York 73 53 8-1 .453 ChiHlICo G9 50 47 70 .402 SMttsbui-tU 62 57 PhU'phla 41 '6 MONDAV RESULTS Pittsburgh 17: St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 1 (10 Only cami-s scheduled.

Tuesday Guinea. Plilla'hli. ChicaKOl N. Vork at Cln'natl BtnTn at SI. Loulj (2)iBr'kIjn at ntu'rgn GIANTS ARE HOT, SAYS SCRIBBLER (Continued From Preceding Vase) Elmer Layden, despite the moan- ings you can hear all the way from Canada, has enough material for three grade A teams and secretly brags about it.

The Sharkey-Louis thing must have done all right at that Mike Jacobs placed an order for 12 fal; suits Monday at S150 a throw Jesse Owens was given a lot of nicknames by European sports writers, but the only one he remembers is the "Black Panther," the tag given him In London Jesse says he couldn't read the labels the German scribes tacked on the basketball season will get off to an early start the Olympic team, composed of the McPherson Oilers and the Hollywood Universals, will divide forces Friday night for a preview at the hippodrome. AMKBICAN LEAGUE L. W. L. Pet.

York 77 40 Wash'ton .812 Cleveland 67 63 .8581 Bostun O'J Detroit Chicago 65 57 Si 57 .533 .529 St. Louis 1'hila'phla 44 76 .307 78 ,335 MONDAY RESULTS Chleaco Detroit 4. Only gome scheduled. Tuesday Games. Detroit at Louis at N.

York Clev'nd at H'ash'tonl Chlcaeo at Phlla'ola Guess Who! The answer to "Guess Who!" the sports page is: PAULINO UZCUDUN on Paulino Uzcudun, Spanish heavyweight boxer who was knocked out for the first time in his long ring career when Joe Louis dropped him nearly a year ago, was twice reported killed in heavy fighting between Spanish fascist rebels and loyalists at San Sebastian. Monday, after trudging 50 miles through woods and mountains, he returned" for the second time. "Communists wanted to kill me," fascist sympathizer said, "because I wore a clean shirt." Max Schmeling demanded $600,000 on the line for a return bout with Joe Louis Mike Jacobs, who had offered $300,000, recovered himself and told Max to go to So far, Joe McCarthy is the only major league manager to call his shots in the spring but it looks as if Willum Terry may get under the wire If the Yanks and Giants meet in the world series, they're sure to break all attendance records What do pro football do in the summer? Well, Veme Lewellen who went from Nebraska to the Green Bay Packers, is managing Green Bay in the Wisconsin softball league and "Hard Luck" Hank Bruder of Northwestern and Green Bay fame, is leading the same circuit in hitting goodness, what softies! 30 ACES OF GAME EXEMPT FOR MATCH (Continued From Preceding Pate) G. A. title twice and finsihed third in the Western open at Davenport this year.

The entry list, well above the 100 mark Monday was expected to swell to 175 players. Fletcher Jones, Des Moines youngster who will play in the open tournament but not the amateur qualification, turned in a 67, six under par, in a practice session Monday. Kansas City Runs Up Against Brew Outfit CHICAGO, collision with Milwaukee's league leading Brew- Tuesday had slowed down Sansas City's rush toward second place in the American Association race. St. Paul, bolder of second position, took a 9 to 3 beating from Minneapolis yesterday.

The Brewers, however, preserved the saints' one g-ame margin over Kansas City 3y a 4 to 3 decision. Columbus rallied in the late innings to defeat Toledo, 9 to 5, in the only other game. NEW YORK JAUNT MAY CLOSE RACE (Continued from preceding page) he weakened in the fourth inning and retired before an attack that tied the count. Bucco Bats Play Tune. Ed Heusser was the victim of a six run blast in the net inning and the Bucco bats played the same tune against George Earnshaw and Flint Rehm to pile a rotai of 25 blows.

Bill Brubaker set the pace with five stright hits while every other regular collected two or three as Mace Brown checked the. Cards with two safeties in Lhe last 6 2-3 innings. Meanwhile the Cubs, only games off the pace and holding a fine spot to go places if they can hit the same clip in their horui; park as they did at the same stage last year, had a stiff struggle with Cincinnati's Reds. Errors Hand Cubs Win. They finally won out in Lhe tenth inning, 2 to 1, when errors by Les Scarselia and Alex Kampouris put Frank Demarae on third and Augie Galan singled him home.

Galas nearly lost the game by misjudging Lew Riggs' hit in the seventh but he atoned by knocking in both Cub runs. In the only olncr game on the big league program, the Chicago White Sox continued their bid for third place in the American league by hammering out an 8 to 4 decision over Detroit's Tigers. Neither Tommy Bridges nor Vic Sorreli could check the Chicago batters, as Luke Sewell and Luke Appling inserted a pair of homers in a hit attack. Between them they handed the Sex nine free trips to first. CARDS GET COAST STAR TO BOLSTER FLAG CHANCE ST.

LOUIS, Rickey, vice president of the Cardinals, announced Tuesday Henry Harold (Cotton) Pippen, 24 years old right hander whose recent winning of 10 consecutive games for Sacramento was heralded as the outstanding feat of the Pacific coast league season, has been recalled by the Red Birds on option to bolster their pitching staff in the drive down the stretch for the National league pennant. Pippen was ordered to come to St. Louis immediately by plane, and Rickey said he expected him to be here in readiness for Thursday's game with Boston. The former Texas College of Mines athlete has won 16 games and lost 7 for Sacramento this year. Baseball Standings MINOR LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W.

L. Pet. Mll'aukee 85 21 St. Paul 75 63 Kan. city 63 tnd'apollK 72 eg Monday Results.

Columbus Toledo 5. Minneapolis St. Paul MJlwaukce Kansas City .1. Tuesday Games, K. city at Mllw'ukeellnd'olis at Toledo at Columbuslst, Paul at W.

L. Pet. 60 68 .504 68 72 .486 54 82 .397 55 82 .301 WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. W.

L. Pet. Davenport 27 16 Rapids 20 23 .485 K. liland 34 20 19 34 44-. D.

Molnes 22 23 Sioux City 18 34 .428 Monday Kesulte. Des 15; Cedar Rapids 3. Sioux City Rock Island 2. Davenport Waterloo Tuesday Gairm. D.

Mo'es at C. at DaVport E. Island at S. Value of Advertising Is Urged by Ballinger CHARLES CITY The Rotary club meeting Monday was featured by a -talk on advertising by William S. Ballinger, assistant advertising sales manager for the Dr.

Salsbury Laboratories. He brought out the fact that statistics show that there is a market for many products in this country as many homes and business places are not equipped with mechanical devices needed for convenience and expediency. Advertising stimulates the demand which in turn increases production was pointed out by the speaker. Martin Sar was chairman of the meeting. Wayne Bauerle is a new member of the club.

At Mason City THEATERS Charles City Briefs OUT. OF THE PRESSBOX (Continued From Preceding Page) ball. We beat St. Louis 15 to 3 after dropping- three succesive games to he Browns. "Teams in both leagues set bating: records back in 1930," Joe also ays.

"The National leaguers set a ecord for hbmeruns that year with 192. Now the National league usually doesn't hit as many homeruns as the American. But the highest number of homeruns the American league ever hit was 708 in 19S2. Both the National and American set records in 1980 for extra base hits. Was the ball livelier that year than in any other year? You know as much about that as I do.

"I know the fans like to see a lot of action. They crowd the park when a hitting, club comes to town and the Yanks will go right on hitting-, no matter what they throw up there' even a bean bag." Which seemed to cover the case pretty thoroughly. The Leaders Charles City News In the Ring HOLYOKE, Mass. Tony Dupre, 116, Manchester, Is. and Ruby Bradley, 117, Holyoke, drew, (12).

Joey Greb, 138, Herkimer, N. outpointed Tommy Rawson, 138, Cambridge (10). PLEASE THE WIFE with box of Whitman's wonderful Chocolates and Confections. The most delicious candy up in the most intriguing wrappers. Stop in tonight and give her a pleasant surprise.

Hickey Bros. Cigar Stores IN THE HOTEL HANFORD Mason City, Iowa Youngsters Go After Lower Junior Scores ST. PAUL, on making a better showing Tuesday, 44 youths from several states took 01 at the Hillcrest course on the sec ond IS holes of the three day 7 hole medal first national junio golf tournament. With only six players being abl to keep under the 80 mark Mon day, the field was attempting overtake young Bobby Graves White Bear Lake, whose 7 was good enough to be three stroke ahead of his nearest rivals. Pulling up in the runnerup posi tion were Dean Larsen of St.

Pau and Mike Uzeiac of Detroit, Mich Both are among the favorites for the title. Sheffield Wins Tussle With Rockwell Batters defeated Rockwell in a ragged baseball game on the home grounds, 7 to 5, before a slim crowd. Wrestling By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PENNSAUKEN, N. J. AH Baba, 205, Detroit, defeated John Swenski, 198, Boston, two straight falls.

HARTFORD, Conn, Robert, 220, Montreal, defeated Walter Dusek, 220, Omaha, two straight falls. Detton, 206. Salt Lake City, threw Gus Sonnenberg, 202, Boston, 18:15. ATLANTIC CITY, N. Ed Meske, 216, Cleveland, threw Rudy 228, Omr.ha, 18:12.

Dusek. 215 Omaha, defeated Jules Strongbow, 'J8C, Pawhuska, two falls HOLLYWOOD Yukon Jake Jackson, 160, defeated Sammy Kohen, 158, New York. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE Cardinals, .370. Martin, Cardinals, 102. Runs batted Cardinals, 119.

Cardinals, 182. Cardinals, 48. Phillies, 12. Giants, 27. Stolen Martin, Cardinals, 19.

Pirates, 11-3. American League. Indians, .385. Yankees, 140. Runs batted Indians, 122.

Indians, 186. Tigers, 44. Maggio, Yankees, and Avorill, Indians, 13. Yankees, 40. Stolen Browns, 28, Yankees, 11-3.

Geneva School Opens; Teachers Are Chosen began Monday. Supt. Lawrence Schoephoer- ster began his fourth year in the school. Robert Burch of Pollock, who has taught mathematics here for two years, is the new principal. Robert Gaard of Radcliffe is coach for the second year and will teach manual training.

Edward Iverson, Baker, will have science and band, Lenora Sebach, Dysart, home economics and commercial work; Margaret Davenport, Cresco, English and dramatics; Dorothea Davis, Mediapolis, music and English; Virleen Blackmore, Tingley, fifth and sixth grades; Evlyn Moore, Mclntosh, S. third and fourth grades and Helen Maek- ine, Hampton, primary. Mr. Iverson, who is traveling in Europe, will not arrive for about weeks. 48 Jurors Are Named to Appear at Floyd County Court Sept.

15 CHARLES M. F. Edwards of Parkersburg will preside at the next of court which begins Sept. 8. Forty-eight jurors will be summoned to appear Tuesday, Sept.

15. Their names are as follows: LeeA Adams, Ortha Albaugh, Edna Blunt, R. R. Carrothers, Fred Clump, Maude Elliot, Maud Gait, Carl Knudslein, Herman Koch, Guy Martin, E. C.

Payne, Rosina Rabb, Harriet Smith and A. G. Wiltse, all from Charles City; Clinton Adams, Kathryn Farnham and C. G. Lawyer, Scott township; Fred W.

Ballard, J. P. Clark, R. W. Quimby, Oscar F.

Peterson, Floyd; Theodore Bergman, Carl Boerschel', Elmer Meek, Pleasant Grove township; Melvin Buckley, Leo Spotts and Glen Tolle, Nlles township; Albert Copper, Homer Huffman, St. Charles township; H. A. Carpenter, Gertie Lonr, W. F.

Witzel, Rudd township; Fred Enabit, Maude Moore, Lena Schaefer, E. V. Vestal, Union township; Robert Henry and William Pint, Cedar township; Mildred Kielsmeier, Edward La- Cour, W. H. Witzel, Ulster township; L.

V. Leigh, Elizabeth Spivy and Elsie Trigg, Rockford; William Rock Henry CHARLES Till has gone to Waterloo to be in charge of the airport during the absence of Douglas Harris, manager. Thieves gained entrance by breaking a window in the Neighborhood Grocery store, 419 South Jackson street, and took groceries amounting to about Mr. and Mrs. Otto Priebe and small son are visiting his mother, Mrs.

C. H. Priebe. Miss Emma Priebe, his sister, who spent several weeks with them in Tennessee, accompanied them here. Mr.

Priebe has a position with the TVA. Visitors at the Ivan Bradley home are Mrs. Bradley's sisters, Mildred and Jewell Anderson and O. Olson of Council Bluffs. Dr.

and Mrs. John VonBerg and family and his mother, Mrs. Mary VonBerg of Albert Lea, were guests at the Dr. L. E.

VanBerg home. Members of Marshall Shannon post of the American Legion attending the state convention at Davenport are W. G. Henke, state commander, Post Commander D. B.

Rhinesmith, Erwin Larson, Dr. 0. H. Banton and J. L.

Atherton. Mrs. E. B. Alcott will be hostess to the Cedar Side club this after noon Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Webster observed their sixty-second wedding anniversary Sunday when they joined 30 relatives in a picnic in Wildwood park. Mrs. Webster was bom in Charles City 79 years ago and Mr. Webster who is 84 lived here since he was 12 years old.

Submits Low Bid, WASHINGTON, treasury announced Biggo Jensen and company, Albert Lea, submitted a low of $51,262 for construction of a new postoffice at Dewitt, Iowa. MADGE EVANS WANTS BE SCREEN SIREN Tsk! Tsk! Just listen to what ou guest columnist for a few para to say (Madge is playing opposite Rober Montgomery at the Cecil theater In the P. G. Wodehouse hit, "PiccadiU; By MADGE EVANS "I was that sweet little girl who sat on a cake of soap on all the bill boards a few years ago. "But I have rebelled against tha' particular cake of soap.

I have rebelled against all the saccharine things said about me. I have rebellec against all those who smile upon me as a wholesome and sweet girl. "I'm tired of being wholesome and sweet, "I want to be a siren in my future roles on the screen. "Why shouldn't I want to be a siren? All women are sirens at heart. There is nothing unworthy about wanting to be alluring.

It is one of the basic instincts in all women to want to please the man they love, to make themselves more charming and desirable. "In the future, I would like to alternate between sympathetic heroine and siren roles. I hope for variation in feminine characterizations to give me the stimulation to better work that only change can bring. "A Message to Garcia," starring Wallace Beery, John Boles and Barbara Stanwyck, together with Sweet Music," plays Wednesday and Thursday at the Strand theater. A Message to Garcia," just as its name indicates, relates the perilous adventures of the man carrying the message to Garcia.

"Sweet Music," a musical comedy, stars Rudy Vallee. As a supporting cast, he has such fine "bit" players as Alice White, Helen Morgan Ann Dvorak, Allen Jenkins, Breezy Point Charles City BENNETT-GRETEN "That Swingin' Band" WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26 Admission: 40c Per Person and Tax SATURDAY, AUG. 29 OLE JENSEN Admission: 25c Per Person and Tax SEPT. 2 AL MENKE SEPT.

VALLEY HILL BILLIES Dancing Every Wed. Sat. PALACE HELD OVER! Through Thursday mow Saturday Evening Post Stories Now On the Screen! Also: "The FINAL HOUR" With Ralph Bellamy Marguerite Churchill Matte, Donald Swartwood, Grove; Curtis Taylor, Wright, Riverton township. School to Open Sessions Sept. 1 PROTrviN The Rudolphinium ligh school and grade school begin heir school year Tuesday, Sept.

1. The session will begin, as is custom- ry with a high mass in honor of he Holy Ghost. Teachers for the rade department are; Sister Leonna, Sister Talentine, Sister Sidonia and Sister Rosata. Instructors for ie high school are: The Rev. Franis Ruzecka, Sister Ermengild, Sis- er Pulcheria, Sister Florentia will the music instructress for both the grade and the high school de- artment.

Lightning Kills Three Cattle. Christofer- on lost three head of cattle by be- ng struck by lightning. His loss is bout $125. Betty Carney to Land Sept. 1 at New York After Spanish Escape CHARLES CITY Miss Betty Carney, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Carney, will land in New York Sept. 1.

She is now aboard the Lusitania, having escaped from Spain by plane after weeks of harrowing experiences, trying to get away. Her parents received a series of letters written while waiting and they were mailed after she left the country. There were many other letters written after Betty arrived in Spain July 5 but her parents had received none of them on account of the revolution. Miss Carney who went there to do some painting as part of her year's study abroad probaNy will lose her heavy baggage and paintings as they were left in Burgos. She wrote that she and some other tourists narrowly escaped death from bombs dropped by planes many times.

She said the planes flew high and.were not detected. Many days they waited for reported planes to take them away but were disappointed until a Junger trl-motor took 18 tourists to Cadiz. Her last letter was dated August 14 when she was aboard the battleship Oklahoma. THIS COUPON And lie will admit one lady or with 36c will admit one gent Tuesday, Any. 25.

AUG. 27 HAL BURKE TONITE Frank Robinson Wed. 15 Cents a Found Paid. CHARLES and Son purchased the grand champion baby beef owned by Marvin Brandau and shown at the 4-H club Achievement day show. The cham- 1 pion brought 15 cents a pound and' TOPS IN RHYTH Heard On the Airlines Nightly From Peacock Court Muile Corporation at Amtrict Prejenti ORCHESTRA 4DVANCE SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES TONITE Door price $1 per person.

All tax included. Booth If desired at SI $1.50 per Booth. Robert Armstrong, Al Shean and Ned Sparks. Jeannette MacDonald, whose recent engagement to Gene Raymond, platinum haired screen ftero, was announced, will be in lovo with Nelson Eddy, so the scenario says, when the two singers work on their newest picture, "Maytime." That leaves quite a problem for Jeanette, having to obey both the scenario and her heart. A love story of New York, off to a fast start when a beautiful girl befriends a friendless penniless immigrant boy, forms the basis of "Romance in Manhattan," showing Wednesday and Thursday at the State theater, Francis Lederer, who is also appearing -on the Palace screen, and Ginger Rogers are starred in this cinema.

Also on this, program is "Brides Are Like That," with Ross Alexander and Anita Louise. Paul Muni's "Fury" is receiving an enthusiastic reception in London. It was the first picture to receive a four star rating from the Daily Express since February. Just take a look at the cast of lomeo and Juliet, just released by Hollywood producers: a Shearer, Leslie Howard, John Barrymore, Reginald Denny, Basil Rathbone-, Edna Mae Oliver, Conway Tearle, Andy Devine and Ralph Forbea. The August issue of "The March Time" will be showing Friday added attraction at both the Ceil and palace theaters.

"Hollywood Boulevard" is the feature pic- ure for the day. MY AMERICAN WIFE" 4T PALACE THEATER The role of a foreign count who to swap title as long; as is arm for the nickname "Spike-," nd who discards his braid and spangles in favor of chapi and a ten gallon hat, is given Francis Lederer in the romantic Paramount -picture, "My American Wife." It plays through Thursday at the Palace. "My American Wife" co-atars the charming star of "One Rainy After, noon" with Ann Sothern, and carries a list of supporting playen drawn from the top names of aea- soned troupers. Fred Stone appears as an Arizona pioneer, grandfather of toe girl Lederer marries, who resents the title and gentlemanly bearing of his new grandson-in- law, but finally is forced to admire him. Billie Burke is cast as the social- minded mother of Lederer's American wife; Ernest Cosart, peerless "gentleman's gentleman" of films, is the count's valet, and Grant Mitchell appears as one of the banker sons of the pioneer.

Warren William appears as the lawyer-sleuth, Perry Mason, in "The Case of the Velvet on the sam program, "The Gorgeous Hussy," with Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor and Lionel Barrymore, is coming to the Cecil in the near future. Luverne Group at Rites for Woman Holdup Victim and Mrs. T. L. Williams attended the funeral of the cousin, Mrs.

Jet Dawson, at Rockwell City, Sunday afternoon. Others attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams, and Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Zeutler, distant relatives of Mrs. Dawson. who wa.s fatally wounded in a holdup last Thursday. 1,500 Refunds Mailed Out. total of 1,500 tax refund checks was mailed out from the Butler county treasurers office the past week.

These checks totaled $17,339.64 and were mailed to taxpayers who had paid their taxes prior to Aug. 7, 1936. THURS. LADIES' GIFT DAYS 546 LADIES RECEIVED GIFTS LAST WEEK ENJOY THIS GRAND PROGRAM TWO ACE HITS JOHN BOLES BARBARA STANWYCK WALLACE BEERY A MESSAGE TO GARCIA RUDY VALLEE ANN DVORAK "SWEET MUSIC" ENDS "SMALL TOWN GIRL' TONITE "SPECIAL AGENT" ENDS TONITE "THE MUSIC GOES 'ROUND" "I MARRIED A DOCTOR!" STARTS THIS IS FUN AND THRILL DAY! WED. tOTS OF REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND Ginger ROGERS Star of "Follow Fleet" a new hSart-tlmli ot, youJ with Francis Lcderer with Ross Alexander Anita Louise Joseph Cawthorn Welcome! North Iowa Fair Visitors! Be Sure to Attend the New Cecil While You Are in Town! North Iowa's Most Beautiful Theater! THE COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN! NOW SHOWING The Big Laugh Show! You'll Howl As Your Favorite Fun- sters Do Their Stuff! As the screen goes with P.

G. Wodehouse fun! Seven coxnedystars, "Great director, cut loote with year's laugh riot Duke Ellington's Band STARTS SATURDAY BOB BURNS BING CROSBY "RHYTHM ON THE RANGE'.