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a OAKL'AND TRIBUNE, MONDAY, 'APRIL 20, 1936 RADIO NEWS AND PROGRAMS MATZENAUER 15 HEARD TONIGHT IN BLUES SONGS Daughter; of Famous Diva Is on Romberg Program; San Diego; Is Honored Like mother like daughter is both true, and untrue in the case of Adrienne Matzemauer who will figure prominently in Sigmund Romberg's transcontinental to-. night. Like. Matzenauer Mere she is a But Margaret Matzenauer, 1 a "Met" cone tralto the daughter goes in for blue songs. Tonight she will sing "Somebody Ought to Be Told," from Rom- ADRIENNE berg's "May MATZENAUER ADRIENNE MATZENAUER KFRC).

MONTE BLUE ON KPO Wine." Josephine Tumminia's contribution tonight will be "The Waltz Song" from "Romeo and Juliet." Cora Sue Collins and Lionel Barryomre. will be featured in their usual roles. (Spot: 6:30 to -7 KPO). Like mother, like daughter, is both true and untrue in the case of Adrienne Matzenauer, who will figure prominently in Sigmund Romberg's transcontinental tonight. Like- Matzenauer Mere, she is a singer.

But unlike Margaret Matzenauer, famed "Met" contralto, the daughter goes in for blues songs. Tonight she will sing "Somebody Ought to Be Told," from Romberg's "May Wine." Josephine Tumminia's contribution tonight will be "The Waltz Song" from "Romeo and Juliet." Cora Sue Collins and Lionel Barrymore will be featured in their usual roles. (Spot: 6:30 to 7, KPO). Tonight's presentation of "California's Hour" will offer a salute to San Diego. Half dozen performers, chosen from a large list of contestants living in San Diego, will be heard with Conrad Nagel, master ceremonies, and Jane Froman.

The San Diego contingent includes: Kay DeVal, blues singer; Barbara Steinbach, 13-year-old pianist; Robert Leib, violinist; Carmen Conger, soprano; Kenny Gardner, crooner, and Norman Steinbach, 20-year-old marimba soloist. (Spot: 9 to 10, Monte Blue will be presented to the radio audience by Ben Alexander, Hollywood Boulevardier, tonight. (Spot: 10:15 to 10:30, KPO). Leo P. Anderson, president of the Los Angeles County Republican Assembly, and a member of the Warren uninstructed Republican delegation, subject, will "The speak Story of tonight on the Hearst-Merriam Delegation Pledged to Landon was Entered in California." (Spot: 9:30 to 9:45, KPO and KFI).

Immortality in the world of music -is not conferred upon arias and symphonies alone. Sometimes it happens that the humbler theme outlives the more magnificent one. Members of a certain school of critics are beginning to tell us that the idea of survival of the fittest does not apply in the realm of creative art. I beg leave to disagree with them. If "Olds Folks at Home," "Celeste Aida," "Swanee River" and the "Twilight of the stand the test of time it will not be by accident nor intent, but through some innate quality of ever-livingness.

Examples of the longevity of the simple and unpretentious in music are found in the works of Stephen Foster, whose life will be relived for us tonight by Lawrence Tibe. bett during the Radio Theater presentation. Tibbett, who will assume the role of Foster in "Harmony Lane," an adaptation from the picture of the same name, will sing as the real Stephen Poster, probably never dared to singing. (Spot: 6 to 7, KFRC). 'THIRTY YEARS AFTER' Modern students of journalism will tell how a journalistic emergency was met 30 years ago when they take the air during the Stanford broadcast period tonight.

Students in the division of journalism at Stanford have written a dramatization titled "How San Francisco Newspapers Were Published on April 18-19, 1906." Members of Sword and Sandals will present the dramatization, which. is in four episodes. (Spot: 8 to 8:15, KGO). Last Monday night the Goose Creek Parson stepped aside 1 to make way for the President of the United States. Tonight, although the President is speaking again, the Parson will not have to postpone his program, for the hours do not conflict.

(Spot: 7:45 to 8, KFRC). Oh So stomach bow at my You It feel SO Good Thanks Seltzer. kAAlkaFrank WATANABE thru Friday. NBC BLUE NETWORK Tune in P.M. 4 PHONES: -LAKESIDE BROADCAST 3 P.M.

(KYA Johnson Negro KRE-Organ. Choir; (5:45) Little Or- 8:50 P.M. phan Annie. Hour. IKSF0-Studio.

-Dude Martin and KPO- Woman's Maga- KIBS Dancer (5:45) His Nevada Nite zine. vocalist. Herders. KG0 -U. S.

Army Band. I KRE- Chestnuts. KFRC-Pick and (3:25) 'Mickey Giftette. 6 P.M. KP0-N el so Eddy; KFRC- Feminine Fan- Margaret Speaks.

cies. KIX-Arion Trio. KG0-Glen. Gray's Orch. KYA-Art; (3:15) "Spare KPO-Concert.

KYA-Amateur Hour. Ribs." K60-Crosscuts. KSF0-Musical Hits. KSF0 "Pappy" Bro- KFRC -Radio Theater: KRE-Berkeley Jr. C.

of Hen Wr Lawrence Tibbett in (8:45) Musical Mo-Studio: (3:15) "Harmony Lane." ments. KRE Musical Tea Styles. Dance. KYA--Cyrus Studio; Trobbe. (6:15) 9 P.M.

3:30 P.M. 'Sports. Min K1.X-Dude Nevada Martin and K.BS-Studio: (6:15) Nite Herd-Carefree Capers. Dance. erm.

KPO- Maga- Concert: (6:15) KPO Hawthorne zine. Talk. House. KG0 Press Radio P.M. K60 Shandor: (9:08) (3:35) "Answer Cornelius Codolban's Me (3:45) Three Trio.

Orch. Scamps. KPO Sigmund Rom- KFRC California's KFRO Minute Melo. berg: Lionel Barry- Hour. -dies: (3:35) a more: Josephine Tum- KYA Hour.

(3.45) U. C. minia: Adrienne Mat- Studio: (9:15) KYA Community Matinee lins. zenauer: Cora Sue Col- Dance. dad Chest: (3:45) Dance.

Musicale, KG0-Safety First; KJBS- -Dance. (6:45) Jimmy Allen. 9:30 P.M. KSF0 Bro- KFRC-Radio Theater KLX News Flashes: kaw. KYA Cyrus Trobbe; (0:45) Sport KRE Tea' Dance.

(6:45) Talk. KPO- Talk of Leo P. 4 P.M: KSF0-Jack Hawalian- Llewelyn's Anderson on behalf of (6:45) Warren Uninstructed KLX Helen Wegman ettes. Republican Delegation; Parmelee, pin at: KJBS-Dance; (6:45) (9:45) Book Parade. KPO- (4:15) al Fashions.

Totten Silent. KG0-Phil Ohman's Oron KRE-Organ. chestra. Sports: (4:15) Studio. 7 P.M.

KFRC California's KG0- Modern Woman Flashes: Hour. at Russell. Home; (4:15) Tony (LA (7:15) Musical M-0- KY -Melody Lane; Barbers" ments. (9:45) National DeTed Husing Leaf; Chario- Lullaby Morgan -Drama. with Ann (4:15) Contented fense.

L. Eastman's KRE Dance. teers. KYA-Studio; (4:15) Opal Craven, guest 10 P.M. Old Songs.

soloist. KSF0 Talk; Organ: K60-Studio. -World Revue. KFRC-Studio. KPO-Studio: (10:15) KYA- Ernie Smith Ben Alexander: Monte (4:15) Studio, KRE- Songs, (7:15) Musical Momenta Blue, guest artist.

KJBS-Hawalian Echoes. Elmer KG0 4:30 P.M. KSF0- lywood; (7:15) Goes yl. Louls Ford, directing. Hol.

String Quartet: K1X-Dance Burkhead. KFRC Studio: (10:16) (4:45) Health Talk. KRE-Masters. Dick Jergins' Orch. KPO Harold Dana: YA -Operetta (4:45) Rush Hughes.

7:30 P.M. -String Ensemble. KG0- -John Be Kind to KJBS- -Salon. baritone; (4:45) Art. Animals Week Talk; -Dance.

KERC Studio: (4:45.) (7:35) Renfrew of the Mount- tenor: (7:45) Constance 10:30 P.M. ed. Dixon Raiston: "Con- -Blue Reflections KY -Dance: (4:45) tract Bridge Playing." with Alice Educational Program. KP0 Your Program: KP0-Griff Williams. KSF0-Jack Hall.

Tommy Harris; Mere- KG0-Jimmy Grier. KJB9-Dance: dith Willson; Armand KFRC-Merle. Carlson. KRE- Girard. A -Dance.

5 P.M. KG0-National Radio KSF0-Organ. Forum; talk by John KJ8S-Salon. Clean. Dumpty H.

Fahey. KRE Vacation Days. KLX-Humpty KP0-Fibber McGee and (7:45) KFRC-March Goose of Creek Time: 11 P.M. Molly. KG0-Reveries; Parson.

KPO George Olsen's Robert Stevens, tenor. World's A Ethel Shutta. KFRC- Trails of (7:45) Mur- -Paul Carson, orkee Trade; (5:15) muring Strings. canist. Tempos.

KSF0-Sketch: 'Newly- KFRC- Dick Jergins' KYA-Studio: (5:15) Pa. (7:45) Sketch: KYA Orch. rade. "Kid Mystery." -Dance KSF0-Pontrelli's Orch. KRE-Recoras.

Orch. KSFO-S. P. C. A.

Talk: KJBS -Dance (5:05) Al Garr's 8 P.M. KRE-All Nighter. ton's (5:15) Kaerney Wal- Eileen Piggott. concert soprano: (8:15) 11:30 P.M. KJBS- -Popular Tunes.

Jewel Box!" KP0-Ran Wilde's OrKREA Star Revue. KPO Atnos 'n Andy, chestra. 5:30 P.M. (8:15) KG0-Stanford Lum and. Abner.

KG0-Paul Carson, orpro- ganist. KLX Covered Wagon gram: Sword Sandals KFRC- Emil Batta'd Jubilee. presentation: "How S. Orchestra. Pickens KP0-Evening Sisters: In Paris Mor.

F. newspapers. Dance Orche published on April 18 ton Downey: Mark and 19, (8:15) Orchestra. KG0 Warnow's Melody Orch. Frank Watanabe.

KIBS Studio; (11,35) Mirror: KYA Studio: (8:15) Dance. Jack (5:40) Talk: (5:45) "Ask Mr. Jones." KRE- KERO Jimmie Armstrong. Dickie's KSF0-Don Argentines. Morales and 12 MIDNIGHT Cartoon Club: (5:45) KFRC -Jack Denny's KSF0-Midnite Vag.

Studio: (5:55) Better (8:15) Singin' Club. Business Bureau. Sam. KRE All Nighter. ON AIR TOMORROW 7 A.M.

KP0 -Press Radio News: (7:05) Alden Edkins, baritone: (7:15) Sketch: "Dan Harding's wife. KG0-Press Radio News; (7:05) Vaughn de Leath; (7:15) Edward MacHugh. KFRC-RIse 'n' Shine: (7:25) Stocks. KYA-Musical 1 Clock. -Cowboy Revue.

-KJBS Alarm Clock Club. KRE-Breakfast Melodies. 7:30 A.M. KP0-Breen de Rose; Andy Sannella; (7:45) Gale Page. KG0 Finance; (7:45) Nuts 1 Bolts.

'n' Shine. KYA-Musical KSF0-Studio; (7:45) Rosie. KUBS-Alarm Clock KRE Melodies. 8 A.M. KLA Records: (8:20) N.

Y. Stocks. KPO Happy Jack, SONgS; (8:15) Ionian Quartet. KG0 U. S.

Marine -Band, KFRO- dio: (8:10) Bess Bye, Market Scout: (8:15) Romance of Helen Trent. Science reading; (8:15) Studio KSFO--Sunrise Revue. KJBS- a co; (8:15) Studio. KRE- Campus: (8:15) Variety. 8:30 A.M.

KLX -Covered Wagon Jubilee. KPO- Your Child: (8:45) Kitchen Sink Songs. KG0 U. S. Marine Band.

KFRC--Just Plain BIll: (8:45) "Rich a n's Darling." -Concert. INFO Studio. KJBS-Concert. KRE 9 A.M. List.

KP0-San Jacinto Field Mass. KG0-Sim pRon Boys: (9:15) Joan Escorts. KFRC- Voice of Experience; (9:15) Betty Crocker. KYA- Gene Arnold's Ranch Boys: (9:16) Women's. Program.

Varieties, 9:30 A.M. (9:45) KIX-T Tun Records. Jacinto Field Mass, nil Polak: (9:45) Records. KFRO--M a Marlin: (9:45) Five Star Jones. Waltzes.

-Dance. 10 A.M. K6X-Oakland Police Dept. Safety Program: (10:13) S. F.

Stocks, Weather: (10:20) News Flashes. KPO-M a ha Meade, with Cliff Nazarr Agrieulture. KG0- You Name It: Bob Olsen, tenor: Ransom Sherman and Don Stuart; Joy Trio and others. KFRC To be announeed: (10:15) MER, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. KYA Parade, (10:15) Home Style Forum.

KSF0-Fletcher Wiley: (10:15) Dance. KJRS Studio; (10:10) Organ, RUBINOFF WILL LAUNCH MUSIC SERIES ON KLX Transcribed Programs Will Star Famed Violinist and Pair of Noted Vocalists Dave Rubinoff and his violin will be heard in the first of his series of 39 Moments" program on KLX this evening from 7:15 to 7:30, through the Nationwide facilities of. the World r. casting System. Jan Peer ce, tenor, and Virginia Rea, SO prano, will be heard with Rubinoff in this series.

In tonight's Rubi- and his orchesCONSTANCE, DIXON tra will salute Irving Berlin, who recently celebrated his 25th anniversary as a composer. The orchestra, will play "Cheek to Cheek," and Rubinoff will play the title number from "Thanks A Million" as he played it in the motion Jan "Alone." Peerce's The solo program number is being will presented by courtesy of local Chevrolet dealers. A "Be Kind to Animals Week" message from Mayor William. J. McCracken of Oakland read by the Mayor's secretary, A.

E. Gilbert on KLX tonight at 7:30. Constance Dixon Ralston will be heard in her weekly bridge talk on KLX this evening. This program will be on the air from 7:45 to 8. Dude Martin and his Nevada Night Herders will entertain KLX dialers with cowboy songs and other favorite melodies tonight from 8:30 to 9:30 through the courtesy of the Buffum Cheese Company and the Star Outfitting Company.

Dude, after a brief illness, returned to the air last Friday night with all his former pep and enthusiasm. Happy Gordon, one of his singing cowboys, herded the Nevada Night Herders while Dude was away. Next Friday night is celebrating his third anniversary on the air with his Night Herders and is planning a special program. "Wings of the Night" by Watts will be one of the featured numbers on the program to be offered' by Eileen Piggott, concert soprano tonight from 8 to 8:15. Recognition will be accorded tomorrow to the 25 harmonic artists representing the Oakland Junior High School when they take part on the Worthwhile Junior Citizens program on KLX, 5 to 5:30 p.

m. This harmonica band is under the direction of Mrs. Violet Cobb. This group represents only one of the approximately 40 club activities being carried on at the Oakland Juntor High School. Ray L.

Law is master of ceremonies on the Worthwhile Junior Citizens program. A talk in John. Muir's birthday will be given tomorrow by Dr. W. L.

Jepson, professor of botany at U. C. During this program, to be heard from 3:15 to 3:30 p. Ruth Ferguson Sherman will sing "Trees" and Malcolm Gilmore will offer "Road to Isles" as a bagpipe solo. Who's Who What's What The Contented Program yields to the urgings of this season of mild discontent tonight by stressing the Springtime theme.

Morgan L. Eastman's Orchestra will offer Lincke's "Spring, Beautiful Spring," and Sinding's "Rustle of Spring." (Spot: 7 to 7:30, KPO). I am of those persons who could live on indefinitely without hearing. of "Annie. that Laurie," number but of for dial the ers for whom it has an undying appeal, I call attention to the fact that Nelson Eddy will include it in 1 his list of selections tonight.

He is also slated to offer "Passage Birds' Farewell," by Hildach and Martini's "Plaisir d'amour." (Spot: 8:30 to 9, KPO). Hawthorne House, another of tonight's high spots, will bring you the latest installment of the Dickson opus with the following cast: 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 000.0 00.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 00000 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0000 0 1 CINCINNATI CHICAGO AB A AB Cuyler.cf 4 1 1 0 5 2 4 0 2 1 17 2b 1 Johnson.p 0 0 4 2 3 Chapman 1 1 0 0 5 5 1 0 Demaree. If 5 3 Lombardi.c 4 2 2 1 Cavrtta.lb 2 00 Riggs.3b 0 2 2 0 1 2 0 McQunn, lb 4 0 1 Lee.p 0 1 4 Schott.p 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 Totals 36 9 24 9 Totals 41 16 27 Chapman batted for Johnson in 9th. Cincinnati ..0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 Chicago ...0 0 2 2 6 5 0 Runs- 2, Riggs, Goodman, Hanley; Galan 2, W. 2, Klein 3, Hartnett, Demaree, 'Carvaretta 3, Hack 2, Jurges 2.

Errors-Cuyler, Handley, McQuinn, Myers, Klein. Runs batted in Lombardi, GoodHartnett 2, Hack, Galan 2, Jurges, Herman Lee. 5, Klein Two-base Hack. Home runsbardi; Riggs, Goodman, Klein 2. Stolen 'bases Riggs, Myers.

Bases on balls Hilcher 2, Lee 5. Strikeouts -Schott Johnson 1, Lee 4. Hits- Off Schott 7 in 3 1-3 innings, Hilcher 4 in 2 2-3, Johnson 5 in 2. Wild pitch -Lee. Losing pitcherSchott.

National League -Box Scores! NEW YORK BOSTON AB Al ABH OA J. 5 2 1 0 E.Moore rf 3 2 4 Whitehd, 2b 4 5 1 4 5 0 2 0 0 5 2 1 1 0 Berger.cf 4 114 0 Cucinelo, 2b 3 0 7 4 1 0 1 Lee.lf 0 3 3 Whitney (3b 3 1 0-0 Koenig.s 3 0 2 8 Lopez.c 3 0 1 4 Thompson McFaydn.p 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 Totals 35'10 27 Totals 30 .4 27 127 Thompson batted for MacFayden in 8th. New York 0 0 1 0 00 014 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 Runs- J. Moore 2, Koenig, Leslie (New York 4), E. Moore (Boston 1), ErrorsKoenig, Urbanski.

Runs batted, in -Ott 2, Whitehead, Mancuso, Jordan. base hits -J. Moore 2, Whitehead. Double plays -Whitehead to Koenig to Leslie, Koenig to Whitehead to Leslie, Cuccinello to Urbanski to Jordan. Bases on balls Off Schumacher 1, MacFayden 2, Cantwell 1, Struck out-By Schumacher MacFayden 4.

Hits -Off MacFayden 9 in 8 innings, Cantwell 1 in 1 inning. Hit by pitcher--By Cantwell (Schumacher), Passed ball-Mancuso. Losing pitcher-MacFayden. BROOKLYN AB H.O A AB A 4 0 4 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 14 Watkins, If 4 2,0 0 4 0 01 5 J.Moore.rf :4 1 1 0 4 2 0 0 00 0 0 0 3. 0 9 0 Haslin, 2b 1 Phelps.c 004 Grace 3 0.

0 -0 3 Berres.c Eckhardt 2 2 Sulik 1 0 0 0 R.Moore,rf 3 0 0 1 3 1 Bowman 1 0 0 2 3 0 1 2 Totals 33 6 24 12 Totals 30 7 27 15 Grace batted for Haslin in 9th. Sulik batted for Wilson in 9th. Bowman batted for Vergez in 9th. Eckhardt batted for Phelps in 4th. Philadelphia .0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 Runs -Vergez (Philadelphia 1), BordaBrooklyn garay, Geraghty (Brooklyn 2).

ErrorsFrey. Haslin. Runs batted in -Lindstrom, Norris. Two-base hits J. Moore, Vergez.

Watkins, Lindstrom. Stolen bases Base Wilson, Watkins. Sacrifice--Mungo. balls-Off Davis 2, Mungo 1. Struck on out--By Davis 2, Mungo 7.

Wild pitch -Davis. ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH AB A ABH OA 5 2 6 4 0 P. rf 4 5 3 2 7 5.0 0 0 3 Medwick.1f 5 2 0 0 3 04 4 1 11 Davis.c 4 1 2 0 Lavagtto.3b 5 0 1 2 Morgan.rf 4 1 1 0 Young, 2b 5 1 0 3 3 0 S.Martin,s 1 2 4 3 3 1 4 Schulte 1 0 0 0. Todd.c 0 Lucas.p 3 2.0 1 Dickshot 0.0 0 Totals 39 12 27 15 Totals 37 11 27 5 Schulte for Padden in 7th.

Dickshot batted for Lucas in 8th. St. Louis ....0 3.0 0 6 0 0 0 0-3 2--7 Pittsburgh 0 Runs Moore 2, Collins, Davis, Morgan, Morgan, Hallahan (St. Louis Errors 7), -Hafey, Hafey, Lucas 2 (Pittsburgh 3). Martin.

Runs batted in -Suhr, Davis, Frisch Morgan, Hallahan, Hafey, Moore 2, Two-base hits -Davis, Hallahan, Medwick, P. Waner, Moore. Home runMoore. Sacrifice -Hallahan. Base on balls Off Hallahan 6, Lucas Hoyt 1.

Struck out--By Lucas 1, Hallahan 2, Hoyt Hits Off Lucas 8 in 8 innings, Hoyt in 1. Losing pitcher-Lucas. Paper Nines Clash In Santa Cruz Game SANTA CRUZ, April The Santa Cruz News, defeated, the Santa Cruz Sentinel, a charity baseball game which brought. plenty of hitting and numerous errors here yesterday. Pearl King Tanner, Frank Provo, Natalie Park, Olive West, Nancy Catherine Coleman, Barbara Jo Allen, Charles Mac Allister, Carl Kroenke and John Pickard.

(Spot: 9 to 9:30, KPO). International Kitchen GLADYS CRONKHITE, Director Black Chocolate Cake cups sifted cake flour 1 teaspoon double-acting baking powder. teaspoon soda teaspoon salt cup butter or shortening 2 cups sugar 3 eggs, well beaten 4 squares chocolate, melted 1 cup water 1 teaspoon vanilla Sift flour once, measure, add baking powder, soda and salt and sift together three times. Cream butter; add sugar gradually and cream thoroughly. Add well-beaten eggs, then chocolate (melted over warm water) and blend.

-Add flour alternately with water, a small amount at a. time, beating after each addition until smooth. Add vanilla. Bake in greased pan 10x10x2 inches, in moderate oven (325 Fahrenheit) one hour and ten minutes. Spread with Orange Seven-Minute Frosting or Caramel Frosting.

KSF0-Keep' Smiling. KFRC-Nat. Emergency Visiting with KJBS-Dance. Council: (5:15 Be Kind Captain Dobbs: Armand KRE Salon. to Animals Week.

Girard. 5 P.M. rade. KYA-Studio: (5:15) Pa- KG0-Pair of Planos: KLI Worth while (5:45) Jack Armstrong. Junior Citizen Pro- KSF0-Public School KFRC-Laugh With Week talk: (5:15) Kearney Walton's Murray.

Arts Trio; Orch. KYA-Tea Dance; (5:45) (5:10) Native Sons KJBS-Popular Songs. Little Orphan Annie. Native Daughters pro- KRE Star Revue. KSF0-Studio.

gram: (1:15) Behind the (5:45) Footlights. 5:30 P.M. Vocalist. a 1 Plays; KLX -Covered Wagon KRE Inspiration; (5:15) Tea White. Jubilee.

Concert. SIGN UP General Motors- KLX Amateur Contest If you can sing, dance or play an instrument you may win one of the cash prizes. Contest will be broadcast by KLX from Oakland Auditorium each evening from April 25 to May 2, inclusive. Cash awards each evening: First $25, second $15, third $10. On the concluding broadcast May 2 the first prize will be $100 cash and the second $50.

In addition the winner in the finals will be given a week's engagement with Del Courtney's Band at the Bal Tabarin. This contest is not open to juveniles. Fill out the blank below and mail immediately to KLX, Tribune Tower, Oakland. Name Address Phone Type of Entertaining. 000 00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 00 0 0.

00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 Box Scores. American League WASHINGTON NEW YORK ABH A AB A 2 0 Rolfe.3b 0 5 4 1,2 1 Johnson, If 5 2 0 0 Myer, 2b 1 0 1 5 Hoag.cf Powell.cf 4 1 0 Gehrig.1b 4 3 9 0 4 0 2 Lazzeri. 2b 3 1 2 Dickey.c 4 1 1 1 2 Whitehill.p 2 Pearson.p 8 Miles 1 000 Weaver.p 0 Estalella 0.000 Totals 32 7.24 14 Totals 34 13 27 12 Miles batted for Whitehill in sixth. Estalella batted for Weaver in ninth. Washington .0 0 -0 -00000 000 0-1 New York 2 0 0 03 1 0 Runs -Whitehill (Washington 1), Rolfe, Johnson, Hoag, Gehrig 2, Lazzeri, Dickey 2, Crosetti New York 9).

Error-Crosetti. Runs batted in -Dickey 4, Pearson, Johnson, Lewis, Hoag, Crosetti. Two-base: hits Dickey, Reynolds, Crosetti. Home runs- Johnson. Dickey.

Bases on ballsOff Pearson 5, Whitehill 3, Weaver 2. Struck out 2, Pearson 5. Hits -Off Whitehill 10 in 5 innings. Weaver 3 in 3 innings. Losing Whitehill.

CHICAGO ABH Radcliff.1f 4 Kreevich.cf 4 Haas.lb 4 3 Appling.s Sewell.c 3 Stratton.p 2 Brown.p Bonura 1 DETROIT OA AB 0. A 1 2 0 Rogell.s 4 1 2 5 1 2 1 Cochrane.c 3 1 6 0 1 8 0 Gehringr.2b 4 1 2. 3. 2 0 Grenbrg.1b 3 110 1 4 Simmons, cf 4 2 2 0. 1 4 0 3 Fox.rf 2 0 2 0 5 2 3 2 2 00 0 2 0.0 0.

0 0 Totals 29 5 24 12 Totals 29 9 27 11 Bonura batted for Stratton in the 8th. Chicago ...0 0000000 0 0 0-0 Detroit ...0 0002 1 Runs Greenberg, Goslin 2, Owen 2 (Detroit 5). Error-Cochrane. Runs batted in--Owen, Cochrane, Goslin, Gehringer. Simmons.

Two-base hits -Haas, Gehringer. Three-base hit-Greenberg. Home run- Goslin. Sacrifice-Fox. Bases on balls-Stratton Rowe 1.

Strikeouts -Stratton 4, Rowe 6. Hits-Off Stratton in 7 innings, Brown' 2 in 1 inning. Wild pich-Rowe. Losing pitcher -Stratton. CLEVELAND AB 5 4 5 10 5 5.

1 Sullivan.c 2 4 ST. LOUIS AI AB A 1 2 4 1 5 0 4 West.cf NO 2 0 Solters, 4 2 NO 2 0 0 Bottomly, 2b 2 12 217 0 Bell.rf 5 1 3 1 3 0 2 3 2 1 4 0 2 1 1 0 Hemsley.c 4 2 2 3 3 Andrews.p 2 0 0 0 4 Knott.p 00 Coleman 0 Burns 0 000 0 Totals 39 14 Totals 37 12 27 19 Coleman batted for Andrews in 6th. Burns batted for Knott in 9th. Cleveland .2 1 0 0 0 06 3--13 St. Louis 0 0 0 0 4- 6 Runs- -Knickerbocker, Hughes, Averill 2, Vosmik 3, Trosky, Hale 3, Campbell, Sullivan (Cleveland.

13), Lary, West 2, Bottomley, Bell, Carey (St. Louis 6). Errors -Carey, Lary, Bell. Runs batted in- -Vosmik 2, Trosky, Bottomley, Harder 2. Hemsley, Hale 3, Campbell, Sullivan, Knickerbacker, Bell 2, Clift 2.

Two-base hits -Solters, Hemsley, Bell. Three-base. hit- Averill. Home run -Hale. Bases on balls -Off Harder 5.

Knott 4. Struck out -By Harder 5. Hits -Off Andrews 5 in 6 innings, Knott 9 in 3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Harder (Bottomley). Losing pitcher-Andrews.

BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AB OA AB 0 A Almada.rf 4 3 0 1 3.0 4 0 0 Finney.1b 4 1:9 0 Manush.If 4 0 3 0 R.Johnsn.If 3 1 3 0 2 0 011 0 4 0 4 1 0 1 0 1 3 Werber, 3b 1 0 1 2b 4 R.Ferrell,c 3 2.4 -0 .0 2 02 Hayes.c 3 W.Ferrell,p 4 0 0 0 2 Totals 32 5 27 12 Totals 31 5 27 12 Boston 0 00 0 0 2 0 0 Philadelphia -0 0 0 1 0 -0 -0 0-1 Runs-R. Ferrell, Melilli (Boston 2). Hayes (Philadelphia 1). Errors- -Finney, Higgins. Runs batted in-Almada, Cramer, Finney.

Two-base hits- Finney, Johnson. Base on balls Off Ferrell 2, Rhodes 3. Strikeouts -By Ferrell 3, Rhodes 1. Eastbay Golfers Lose at Capital (Continued From 1st Sport Page.) the championship flight, and two rounds in the other brackets follow: Championship flight, morning round-: d. Carrel Weaver, 1 up; Bob Edwards d.

Cyril Donaldson, 2' and Bill Dwyer d. Bill Higgins, 1 up; Ralph Presby d. Brown Cannon, 2 up; Ernie Pieper d. Allan Hyman, 3. and 1: Bud Dufour Dr.

Cowan, 2 and Frank Sheldon d. W. O'Neal, 4 and Orville Suttles d. Frank Reynolds, 2 and -1; Don Edwards Cal Manning, 6 and Bob Sylvestri d. Harry Terrell on 19th; Jack Wallace d.

Kim Bannister on 21st: Spec Stewart d. Dennis Hession, 1 up; Charley Swanston d.t. Bud Hanrahan, 3. and 2: Frank Toronto d. John Crable, 3 and Henry Edwards d.

Jim Moser, 4 Jack Finger d. K. B. McCarthy, 2 and 1. President's flight, morning round--W.

A. Duffus d. Howard Stern, 2 and Frank Drum d. Kirt MacBride, 5 and Ferd Liotta d. C.

Spickard, 6 and Morse Erskine d. J. O'Neil, 5 and Bert Center da Bill Hack by default; E. Lyon d. E.

Hobart Welch on 19th; Jack Dillon d. Henderlong, 4 and Fred Hartenstein Bruce Cunningham by default; Clarence Wilson d. William Colm, 3 and Tom Telfer d. Dr. E.

H. White, 3 3 3 3 3 3 and Jim: Ritchie d. Walter Febaldi, 2 and Dr. D. L.

d. Ed Schulte, 3 and Stuart Heatley d. Unice Monteverde, 4 and Dalton Henderson d. Mahlon Small, 5 and S. F.

Norwood d. J. Shepard, 2 and 2 and Carl Lamus d. Francis Cochrane, and 2. Afternoon round-Duffus d.

Drum, 3 and Liotta d. Erskine, 3 and Lyon d. Center, 5 and Hartenstein d. Dillon, 2 up; Telfer d. Wilson, 4 and Ritchie d.

Durst, 3 and Heatley d. Henderson, 5 and Norwood d. Lamus on 20th. Director's flight, morning round Miller d. Ed Bosbyshell by default; C.

McDonald d. M. Morris by default; John Cash d. Howard Nelson, and Dr. Reardan d.

A. Atkinson, 6 and Quinter Gilbert d. Jack Hoagland, and L. Trumbull d. R.

Gehan, 4 and Jack Wilson d. Edgar Swayze on 19th; R. Thrall d. R. Tognazini, and Gerald Desmond d.

J. Childs, on 20th; William Crawford d. F. Spickard. and Steve Neal d.

R. Weibel, and V. Miller d. R. Allen by default; Harold Tebaldi d.

Jacks Grace, 1 up, Warren Richardson d. George Cannon by default; Douglas Lewis d. M. D. McMillan, 1 up; Dr.

Q. O. Gilbert d. Bob Swanstob by default. Afternoon round--Miller.

d. McDonald, 5 and Reardon d. Cash, 1 up; Trumbuil d. Gilbert Jr. 6 and Thrall d.

Wilson, 2 and Crawford d. Desmond, and Neal d. Miller, 2 and Richardson d. Tebaldi, and Lewis d. Gilbert and 3.

WEARNE. WINNER PORTLAND, April -Frank Wearne, Los Angeles driver, led a field of crack Pacific Coast race drivers under the wire yesterday, winning a 40-lap feature event at Gresham speedbowl in- 0.0 00 F. A. M. DIRECTORY FRATERNAL 301 The Shrine AAHMES TEMPLE office and clubroom at 13th and Harrison, open daily, including Sundays, 9 a.

m. to 12 midnight. Buffet lunch daily from 12 noon to 1 p. m. April 23, Southern Alameda County Shrine Club Dinner Dance, The Alabam.

RAY J. POLK. Potentate. BOB ABERNETHY. Recorder.

301 Knights Templar OAKLAND COMMANDERY No. 11 meets. Masonic Temple. 508 121 Street, Tuesday, April 31. Last of Drill Assembles, Alameda Shipyards, 7 p.

m. Asylum Dark, grand commander conclave at Sacramento, Register Hotel Senator, April 23. SIR LESLIE F. SCHERLING, Eminent Commander. SIR ALFRED L' VEZINA.

Recorder. 301 Scottish Rite Bodies SCOTTISH Rite Temple, 1547 Oak Street. Office hours: daily 9. a. m.

to 5 p. except Saturdays. 9 to 12 A. m. GL encourt 1903.

Next meeting Monday, April 20, 8:15 p. April 21, Tuesday, Scottish Rite Orchestra Concert. MAURICE S. STEWART. Secretary, 301 Scots OAKLAND PYRAMID A.

E. 0. S. meets Sciots' a 11. 629 12th Street.

April 22, Mobib's Night. Harry G. Williams, Chairman. Entertainment. April 24, Ceremonial at San Francisco Pyramid; auto caravan San Jose postponed.

FRED A. PETERSEN, Toparch, 2851 School Street, Oakland, FR uitvale 3558W. WILL V. BUTLER, Scribe, 529 12th Street. TE mplebar 9964: 5-6 p.

m. 332 B. P. O. Elks OAKLAND LODGE NO: '171, Elks' Club meets at 20th-and Broadway, clubrooms.

Lunch Club every Monday. Next meeting. Thursday. April 23, Regular meeting. Special buffet supper.

April 25, Gold Rush Days. JOSEPH A. CIANCIARULO, Exalted Ruler. E. H.

GRANDJEAN, Secretary. Phone HI gate 2640. 323 The Maccabees GOLDEN POPPY HIVE No. 100. meets I.

0. 0. F. Building. 11th and Franklin, April 24.

April 21, Sewing Club, restdence, Lady Briley, 46956 Outlook Avenue, luncheon, 12:30, social meeting. April 23. 24, Theater Party: Fairfax Theater. MAUDS BURGER. Commander, 457 34th Street.

OLympic 7279 LULU M. WING. 454 Wesley Avenue. GLencourt 7275. OAKLAND TENT No.

17 meets in Truth Hall, I. 0. O. F. Building 11th and Franklin Streets.

Next meeting Monday, April 20. Class initiation. Eats. J. L.

FINE. office Room 348 Blake Block HO liday 8685 A BOTTOMS. Commander. FR ultvale 2647J. 320 Moose OAKLAND LODGE 324, L.

0. 0. meets Hall. 12th and Clay. Friday, April.

24, Initiation; "Lloyd Case" Class. San Francisco Degree Team, conducting. HAMILTON. Secretary. Office and clubrooms.

open SPORTS NIGHT every THURSDAY at 8. p. m. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, OAKLAND CHAPTER. 965 meets Sclots Hall.

529 12th Street. May 7. Next meeting. April 23, Home making group, at home of Co- Worker Robb, 598 42nd Street. GILDA B.

HIRSCH, Senior Regent, 690 38th Street. PI edmont 8591W. "LUELLA WEIS, Recorder, 8419 Maybelle. FRuitvale 8171. 313 Danish Society Odin Lodge DANISH SOCIETY, DANIA OF CALIFORNIA, ODIN LODGE NO.

1. Danish Hall, 164 11th Street. Pays $10 weekly sick benefit, $175 funeral expenses. Dues year. PRESIDENT.

HOTHER S. OLSEN, 1728 92 Avenue. TR inior dad 8697. SECRETARY, NICK ANDER: SEN, 5426 Shafter. OLympic All members wishing to join the caravan to Dania- Dannebrog Convention, Pasadena, please contact committee.

339 Heath Club THE HEATH CLUB. lice and Firemen, meets at Odd Fellows Temple, 11th and Streets, Thursday, April 23. W. T. WHITMORE, President.

WILLIAM J. MOOREHEAD, Secretary, 1825 Bridge Avenue. FRuitvale 4451 W. Office telephone TEmplebar 4318. TONIGHT 9 To 10 P.M.

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dispatched at once, with a copy of ALLIED PRINTING LABEL COUNCIL? EAST BAY CITIES FRATERNAL Pythian ORGANIZATIONS 303 Knights of Pythias OAKLAND LODGE No. 103. meets Pythian tle, 12th and Alice, Thure: day, April 23. THOS. F.

SHAW Chancellor Commander, 1507 27th Avenue. FRuitvale 11201. E. J. STEIN, K.

of R. 930 Arlington Street, PIedmont 5798R. 303 Pythian Sisters CALANTHE TEMPLE No. 6, meets Pythian Castle. 12th and Alice.

Tuesday, April 21, Regular meeting. Refreshments, Special Notice. April 20, Public whist, I. 0. 0.

F. Hall, 92nd Avenue, East 14th Street. Auspices White Star Council, Elm Temple. April 23, Thursday, Past Chiefs public' whist, residence of P. C.

Lansing, 214 Johns Street, 1:30 De me CALISTA WILLIAMS. 18911. Lake Cha bot Road. Hayward 1110M. ELSIE SAWYER M.

of R. 833 Walker. HOlliday 8390. 326 Modern Woodmen of America KRE Health; (10:15) the Air; (1:45) Studio: Waltz Time. Stocks.

10:30 A.M. Orch. KLX Inter national Records Kitchen, -Cronkhite, director. 2 P.M. KPO Larry Cotton, KLX -Lost and Founds tenor; (10:45) Studio.

Records: (2:20) S. F. KG0-Hugh Barret Stocks: (2:25) Records. Dobbs: "To the Ladies." KPO-Am. Medical AsKFRC Woman's Pro- sociation.

gram; (10:45) Morning KG0-Southern aires Hostess. Quartet. KYA-Home Style: ville (10:45) Health. Sketches: (2:15) WilKSFO Studio: (10:45) derness Road. Helen Harvey, KYA-Radio Theater.

KUBS-Popular Tunes. -Eddie Albright, Book Worm. 11 A.M. KIDS Better Business Bureau: (2:05) Tango. KLX-Health School of KRE Records; (2:15) the Air; (11:15) Echoes Resettlement Admin.

of Stage and Sereen. Program. KP0-NBC Music Guild KG0-Helen Webster. 2:30 P.M. KERO Between the K1X-Records.

Bookends with Ted Ma- KPO--H go Marian's lone; (11:15) Records; Orch. Household KG0 Or (2:45) Hints. Sandy Williams' Orch. -Words Music. KSFO Modern Melo- (2:45) The Goldbergs dies.

with Gertrude Berg. Pop. Tunes; KYA-Idylls. (11:15) Close Harmony. KSFO Jean Kent: KRE-Tango.

(2:45) Studio. KJBS Studio; (2:45) 11:30 A.M. Song Favorites. KIA (11145)) KRE-Records. Musical Scrapbook.

3 P.M. KP0 Jerry Sear's Rhythm Octet; (11:45) K1X-Helen Wegman Parmelee, Agriculture, (3:15) John Muir Birthen Me day Talk, -Dr. W. 1. Fred Schmitt.

Jepson. conductor. KPO Woman's KERC--American School zine. Magaof the Air. KG0-Minute Men quara tet; (3:15) Anima (11:57) -Stuart Scriptures.

Closeups; (3:25) MickHamblen. ey Gillette. PRO- Feminine KRE-Pop. Review. cles.

12 NOON. KYA-Idylls; (3:15) Hymns. Dance Musie. Siren: KSF0-Rev. Fuller, (3:15) KP0-Sketch: "Forever Musical Styles.

(12:15) Ma KRE Tea Dance. Perkins, KG0-Farm and Home. 3:30 P.M. KFRO- Studio: (12:10) KIT Records: (3:45) Pet Talk: 1 2:1 5. Be Kind to Animals Science Service Talk.

Week Program. KYA- Sunshine Club; KPO- (12:15) Studio. zine. KSF0-Stuart Hamblen KG0 Press' Radio KUBS-Pop Tunes. (3:35) Carl KRE -Jack Bennett Smith's (3:45) 12:30 P.M.

Dorothy Dreslin, SOprano, and Oros- KFRC-Minute Melodco, Gultar Due: (12:45 les; (3:35) Venid: New Tunes for Old. Jones, Organist; (3:45) PO- a Arthur Clippinger: (12:46) The O'Neills. Correct English. KYA- Concert. A--Flags of All NaKG0-Farm Home.

(3:45) Aeolian KERC Among Our Strings. So Youth (12:40) Brokaw. and Action. KIBS Records; (3:45) KAF0 Dance: Dance. Russian Ensemble.

KREKIRS-Dance. Bennett. 4 P.M. 1 P.M. KIT Helen Fashions: (4:15) Wegman lee, pianist.

Martha Lee, Head Trib- KPO-Easy Aces: (4:16) une Home Economies Studio. Dept. K60 Styles: (4:15) KPO Betty Bob Tony Russell, songs. (1:15) Studio. KFRC H.

N. KaltenK60 Joseph 'Littau's born; (4:15) Eleana Claudine Mac- Moneak Ensemble. Donald: Joseph Jas- Strings. trow. psychologist.

KSFO Latham FoundaVictor Bay's tion Talk: (4:05) Organ. Orch. KJBS Pop (1:15) (4:15) Bay Meadows Women's Institute. Broadcast. KSF0-Stocks; (1:05) KRE Opera Echoes.

Dancapations. 4:30 P.M. Records KRE-Organ, KLX-'Dance Rhythms: (4:45) Health Talk. 1:30 P.M. Hufsmith, KIX-Pop Concert: tenor: (4:45) Rus.h GIrl Hushes.

(1:45) General KG0-Organ Concert: Red of Women's Clubs (4:45) Dorothy La- and U. S. Dent, of Ag- mour. riculture. KFRC-Studio: (4:45) k60-Ivy Scott, songs: Renfrew of the (1:45) "Manhatters" Mounted.

Dance Orch. KYA -Aeolian Strings; KYA-Organ Moods. off (4:45) Your KFRC University Gov't." OAKLAND CAMP No. 7236 meets the last Tuesday of each month, 8:00 at Hotel Coit, 1445 Harrison Street. Next regular meeting.

April 28. W. W. GIBERSON, D. D.

S. Consul, 1440 Broadway, TEmplebar 8412. DOBBINS. Secretary, 1415 Castro, gate 1122. 10 a.

3:30 p. m. BERKELEY CAMP NO. 9926. meets Vasar Hall, corner Grove.

Addison. Berkeley, Tuesday, April 21. R. S. BROWN, Counsel, 1940 Parker Street.

BErkeley 8395 W. F. J. JACOBUS, Secretary, 1627 Berkeley Way. BErkeley 7742J.

326 Roval Neighbors of America OAKLAND CAMP 8179 meets Harmony Hall, I. 0. 0. F. Temple, 11th, Franklin, meets Friday, May 1.

April 25. Saturday, 8 p. 1, Whist games at Neighbor Deparade's, 932 Madison, Albany. Bring your friends. EMMA BRADBURY, Oracle, 2875 Morgan.

AN dover 1770. ESTELLE M. DEPARADE, Recorder. 932 Madison. BE-4306M.

EMM A B. GROELLE, citysupervisor. TE-6866. 214 Grand. VICTORY CAMP No.

9523 meets Phillips Hall, 2308 East 14th, April 23, Thursday. Aprile 23, Thursday, Dessert Whist held in hall, 12:30 p. m. GRACE MORRISON. Oracle, 1822 Rosedale.

FRuitvale 7704 W. ROSA COCHRANE, Recorder, 1409 67th. Berkeley. THornwall 2896 EMMA B. GROELLE, City Supervisor.

TE mplebar 6866. 311 Degree of Pocahontas SHU-TAN-KA COUNCIL NO. 196, DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS THE IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN meets 1416 94th Avenue, Monday, April 20. Membership drive until June 27. DR NETTIE UMBIEIT Poca hontas FR uitvale 8461.

IDA BIBO. Keeper of Records. FR uitvale 6443. 321 Knights of Columbus bus, 784, OAKLAND meets Knights at of COUNCIL Corinthian Pacific ColumHall, second floor Building, 610 16th Street. April 22 next meeting.

WALLACE B. COLTHURST Grand Knight. PAILIP B. ANDERSON. Financlal Secretary, Office: Room 212 Richfield Building.

1305 Franklin. TE mplebar 8178. 333 Young Ladies' Institute GLEESON INSTITUTE No. 100, YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE meets Y. M.

I. Building 1608 Webster Street, Tuesday, April 21. May 8, Lecture Recital Brother Leo, Ebell. Hall. Admission 55c.

MRS FLORENCE POWERS. President, 1609 64th Avenue TRinidad 3526 MISS MARGARET McINNIS, 739 Foothill. GL encourt 8872..