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won't be any conflict be- | the association and wants to scan the before PUN CRITICIZED tween the women's tourna- entire field carefully choosing TOURNEYTONIGHT, ments this year in the Wash- a chairman. THEREington area and the tourneys 1_TE USED to carry goif bags around Crowd of the Baltimore women and the fair 1 1 Meets Cardinals Spotty Decision Nets Mat Pros May Be Killing Goose Capacity Expected and other the hills of Washington Golf and E_3Tonight. golfers of Philadelphia Country Club course, but If he keeps points near the Capital, if Mrs. Ralph Win Over That Lays Golden Eggs, to See Bouts—Olympic on what he has he soon will be Matulewicz-Rydzewski Ernie, Gunning W. Payne, president of the Women's doing in the the of Club Is Favorite. District Golf Association, can pre- top spot among pros Bout Features. for Danno’s Laurels. Warns Waxter. vent it. the Nation. the Va„ the Professional individual boxing Obviously there will be some over- Ralph Beach, Cherrydale, N. C„ February 1.— DUSEK, who until re- lad who his start here at Golfers' Association that titles and the District team lapping dates out of town somewhere got golf Duke University’s boxers, un- cently seemed destined to t4ke and minimum championship will be at stake along the line with such an active Washington subsequently gradu- defeated in two matches this over the wrestling crown now by setting up ated into the at purses for tourna- in the Catholic Univer- association as the local women’s or- golf shops Chevy season, will their resting so precariously on the WARNING open tonight DURHAM, go against ERNIE the be the nURTEEN an- but Mrs. is Chase and Burning Tree, led the pro- season thick skull of Danna ments pros may "killing sity gymnasium, when the third ganization. Payne making toughest foe of the thus far O'Mahony, ap- cession in the Catalina goose that lays the golden the nual Golden Gloves tournament comes every effort in arranging the schedule open tourney when they meet Catholic University's parently hasn’t many friends here eggs," with rounds of 63 and 61 for Maryland State Golf Association has to a close. to avoid conflicts. today ring team here tonight. who will rally to his support, although a 36-hole of 124. It all sounds taken the stand that if and when the Before what is almost certain to She has written to Mrs. E. B. Bower, total Featuring the meet will be the light- Joe Cox, Kansas City twister, pinned in of but the Catalina course is like association holds an open tourney in be a capacity crowd, a dozen novices charge the Baltimore tourneys, funny, heavyweight scrap between Duke's been the victim of a raw decision. that. Maryland it will set forth the condi- Will throw punches, starting at 7:30 and to Mrs. Philip Corson of the Ray Matulewicz and Catholic U.’s In one of the most unexpected fin- tions of such an affair and will not o'clock, to decide championships in Women's Eastern Golf Association Beach probably is Maryland's lead- Ferdinand Rydzewski. These two ishes of the indoor grapple season, their tournament dates in He is the at the Balti- submit to dictation from the P. G. A. classes ranging from the 112-pound seeking ing pro. pro Polish boys are expected to offer one JoeXox, DKansas City twister, pinned William D. Waxter, jr„ new presi- to 160-pound. The 175-pound novice of the best bouts seen in this section Ernie’s muscle-bound shoulders to the dent of the Maryland State golf or- title already has been decided and in many years. mat last night at Turner's Arena. ganization, is frank in a letter to there is no heavyweight division. While 1,500 spectators roared their Bout Hot. Robert E. Harlow, tournament man- Immediately following the running Mann-Grero approval. Referee Jim McNamara battle looms in the for the P. G. but he warns off of the six novice bouts will be the_ \ NOTHFR keen gave Dusek the count while Ernie ager A., bracket when first of ‘the eight open scraps, which iunior middleweight struggled under Cox's well-distributed Mann of Duke range from the 112-pound class to Sophomore Wilton 224 pounds. The only hitch rests in the heavyweight division. The novices meets Sullv Greco of the visitors. the fact that Dusek’s legs were well are to fight three rounds of two min- Greco battled to a drew' with the crack out of the ring, which under ordinary utes each, while the open contenders Ted Nedomatsky of Maryland. circumstances would call for a break. will meet in scheduled tilts of five Danny Farrar, another Dukester Ernie Loses Rough rounds of two minutes each. who has two kayo's for his record this Bandage. who suffered the same Walter Johnson, most popular of all season, will face a tough lad in Fred jgUT Ernie, fate Dick Washington sports figures, will present Mix of Catholic U. against Shikat in New the pros that setting of minimum York the highly-prized golden gloves to the The parings, C. U. being named earlier in the week, is getting, purses of from $3000 to $5,000 may and winners, while Representative Fred first: probably deserves, little sympathy “'seriously curtail your output.” 11 Guinan vs. after of New Jersey, sponsor of the r>—Francis Bobby Price last night’s episode. Harlow had written to Nathan D. Hartley or Bobby Koger. the same arm of State District boxing bill, will award a silver 1 15—Gene Mlsenhelter vs. Bobby Price Sporting bandage Kaufman. 1935 president the or Hoyle Pope to the who is voted by local which caused Cox so much trouble association, advising him of the ac- cup boy 1 —Carman La Salle vs. Jack Knelpp. two weeks Dusek this time found of boxing writers and referees as the 1 15—Fred Mix vs Danny Farrar. ago, tion of the Tournament Committee Green vs. Wilton Mann. the most 155—Sullv himself in the middle of the ring the P. G. A. This committee contestant to show improve- 1H5—Peter Dransims vs A1 Mann. expressed ment in the tournament. Another ITS—Ferdinand Rydzewski vs. Raymond practically nude as Joe finally man- as its opinion that too many tourna- Matulewicz aged to strip the rough elastic band ments were scheduled, and set silver cup, donated by Harry Viner, Heavyweight—Leo Katallnas vs. Don being will be presented to the team charn- Schmitt. from the arm and set to work. forth the following requirements: A nion. -•- Amidst a rain of cigar and cigarette minimum gross purse of $5,000 for a butts and peanuts, Ernie and Joe tournament to include Friday, Satur- Olympic Club Strong. bounced each other between the ropes day and Sunday: a minimum of $4 000 with five 'T'HE Olympic Club, open for a half hour. At that point for a three-day tournament to end on representatives in the final round, D. C. CHESS PLAY everybody started to adjust their Saturday and a purse of $3,000 for a rules a prohibitive favorite to win the mufflers as Dusek grabbed Cox's feet tournament to be played during the Jimmy Drain his a match. team title, although the Jewish Com- sharpeiiing up putting before and began to twirl his foe in a ma- v.-eck, not including Saturday or Sun- with three in the munity Center, order to avoid overlapping and will go more Suburban Club, but, strangely jestic airplane spin. day. conceded a chance. Cox Gets the Break. finals, is further to straighten out tangles In enough and good as he is. Ralph hasn’t Joe Cox (front) and Ernie Dusek (rear) suffered, oh, such excruci- IN SECOND came a are ROUND to Waxter Is The Olympic's standard bearers the schedule. the Old Line State perfect three-point Candid. been able to win ^OX ating agony as the latter started to apply a rocking (hair split in the De Rasa, 112-pounder, favored A named A1 landing, however; then managed 'T'HE committee of the P. G. A. also Danny "I don’t want any of our girls to championship. guy feature rasslin’ ruckus at Turner's Arena last night. These facial contor- over Joe Petro of the Police Club; to duck under Dusek’s flying tackle. find that a local tournament conflicts Houghton outscrambled him for three tions enhanced the entertainment of the cash customers, who got added held that a $5 entry fee was suffi- Lou Gevinson. 126-poundcr, a heavy Sournin-Hesse Match Like a wild freight car on the down with one of the big sectional affairs straight years. Tops pleasure when Cox was adjudged victor over Dusek, the No. l mat villain, cient, and asked the manager of the choice over Peterson of the grade, Ernie plunged past Cox and Henry if it can be helped," Mrs. Payne said. Ralph now is on his first swing —Star Staff Photo. Tournament Bureau to ask tourna- Center; Steve landed against a ring Jewish Community "We have had some conflicts in the around the Winter circuit and is due Program Tonight—Knox squarely post. ment sponsors for their reaction to who will face Cox then on Dusek, who had Thompson, 160-pounder, past and we earnestly want to avoid to pick up a piece of that five grand plopped a proposal to turn over all entry fees Paul Desch of the J. C. C.; Bob Scholastic managed to get mast of his legs out- them this year if it is at all possible.” at Catalina, even if he doesn't win it Leader. to the P. C». A. for the purpose of em- side the Grimm. 175-pounder, who may receive Lots of old-time ropes. McNamara, though, a “The The women well today. Washington ploying publicity agent. play- the are getting along AIRINGS for the second round satisfied the mob a forfeit from George Cox of Golf and Country Club members will howling by giving Last ers realize the necessity of having an with their tournament schedule and in the District chess Fights Night Merrick Club, and Don Stetson, who i recall the little lad who used to tote play Joe the verdict. MS TO DECEIVE fee." the letter from Harlow read. to announce it about March j entry expect 1 championship tournament to- Mike Mazurki a battles Murray Kanner of the Marine golf bags over that course. One of his applied figure-4 “But would very much prefer to see 15. Meanwhile they will make public at Hotel Gordon scissors to the fat frame of Tom By the Associated Pres*. Reserves for the heavyweight crown. most amazing stunts of recent years Jofnight place this used for the of method money purpose tomorrow the change in the the match between Vladimir Sournin Jenkins after 17 minutes of the semi- BALTIMORE—Mohnnv Santos. 145. The only classes in which an Olym- was a 65 he shot at the Five Farms publicizing tournament golf in general of playing the interclub team matches, and Carl A. Hesse as the most final match, while other pic boxer is not represented are the course of the Baltimore Country Club. prom- preliminaries Philadelphia, knocked out Sammy and each individual tournament." on which a committee has been work- GOED FOOT BALLS ising among five. saw Jack Haaer Silent Abbott Chivas. 150. Detroit i2». 118-pound, in which Ray Morse of tossing Waxter replied in no uncertain ing intensively for the past fortnight. 'T'HE annual meeting of the District The with a slam after minutes the J. C. C. and Pat Cecchini of the pairings: body 16'j QUINCY, 111—Clem Reed. 160. fashion, as follows: chairman won't But the tournament Golf Association will be held D. H. vs. Max and Jim Wallis and Jim Coffield Northeast Boys’ Club will battle: the Mugridge (white) Quincy, outpointed Jackie Charvez, “You have asked for our reaction to be appointed by the Executive Com- Kessler a 30-minute draw. in which Crombie of Monday night at the Racquet Club (black). tussling to Representative Randolph, 167. Topeka. Kans. 110 > : Scotty Mc- we 135-pound, Roy 1 your decision and hope you will mittee for several weeks. at 8 o'clock. At that meet- ! V. Sournin (white) vs. C. A. Hesse knocked out the Police Club will face Mike Morton starting Lean, 140, Peoria, 111., accept it in the very friendly spirit in Former Grid Added to of Merrick, and the 147-pound, in Mrs. Payne feels that this is ing the entire tournament schedule i (black). Star, Bobby Fonza. Quincy, 133 (7»; Bert in which it is written. the most important job in locally for 1936 will be revealed. K. Willnich (white) vs. V. L. Eaton Ellis. 125. knocked out which Steve Mamakos of the Boys’ many ways SLOW WHISTLE IRKS List of Honored Guests. Quincy, Tony “Golf is a great game—a big game— Club of Washington tackles Creigh- (black). Lardio, 122. Topeka. Kans. (3); Ross and we are entirely mindful of the Club. Martin Stark (white) vs. Simon White. 150, Peoria, outpointed Murray members ton Allen of the Northeast Boys’ GRID TUTORS member of the Catholic part your contribute to its Cox will be able to take Naidel (black). WEST’S Allen. 150. Quincy 161. but in our the Whether ALTROCK SWINGING University foot ball squad will development, opinion, in | R. N. Ramne (white) vs. Ernest 1 | DALLAS. Tex.—Tom Beaupre, 102. himself is the heart of the part tonight's program depends Varsity Quints receive gold foot balls at the golfer game the verdict of a District Knapp (black). Dallas, knocked out Dick Madden. 196. and he alone will continue to make upon Boxing No Other Radical Revision of EVERYOrange Bowl victory dinner Commission who will ex- IN BASE BALL GOLF Time clocks are used in conducting Boston (3>. the side of r physician, Georgia. 30; Tennessee. 21. which civic leaders and alumni will professional profitable a over Cox's The in- 4 2 24. the tournament. Each player is re- SAN FRANCISCO—Phil Brubaker. or to the members of amine cut eye. Washington. Oregon. Rules Is Favored by Coast, tender Coach Dutch and unprofitable California. 39: Stanford. 35 Bergman was sustained when Cox defeated auirsd to make a total of 36 moves 193. Dinubam, Calif., knocked out your association ft seems a bit jury College of Puget Sound. 61 Pacific Uni- Thornhill. the Cardinals Monday night at the pre- Ruth Favorites in Field 46. during the first two hours of and Says Fred Wash. to us for Frank Nebel in the semi-final round Among versity play Willard Hotel. Lenhart, 177, Tacoma, sumptuous your association Missouri. 33- Iowa State. 29. of the 175-pound class. at least 18 moves per hour for each By the Associated Press. U>. to dictate to the public. Upon which Detroit. 38; Butler. 32. be awarded of First Title for will — Tourney L. S U, 51; Mississippi. 37. additional hour. February 1.—Claude Thirty-three players PHILADELPHIA. Tom Henry, it depends, the terms upon which Arizona. 28; New Mexico '.’5. PITTSBURGH. Patrick Mc- fairings tor finals Listed. must make a the charms by Msgr. Indiana. 48 Louisville. 26 Players minimum of 36 (Tiny) Thornhill, the Rase Bowl 171';, Philadelphia, Jcnocked out Jim that public ran work and pay to sup- which were available to- Diamond Performers. Cormick. rector of the university, on '"PICKETS, Heidelbere. 41: Ohio Northern. 29. moves before requesting an adjourn- wizard, paced the assembling foot ball Baker, 160, Reading, Pa., in third t8). port you. It's entirely possible to kill Marietta. 44: Ashland. 38 hphalf nf rivir and alumni rommit- at and at the Press. day Spalding's By the Associated Westminister. 45; Youngstown, 19. ment for any reason or cause. Re- coaches into town today with word the goose and face the absence of tecs the event. Catholic University gymnasium, also CARASOTA. Fla.. February 1.—Base Toledo. 43: John Carroll. 39. sumption of play of the adjourned that the Pacific Coast is averse to sponsoring golden eggs in the form of tourna- Simpson, 5«»; Penn tlowa). 33. will be on sale at the ^ members of the placed tonight ball players set out today to settle Concord. 52. Aldehson-Broaddus. 4 7 game must be before the next offic'al much rule tampering. Letter-winning GIRL BASKET BALL ments. gym box offices. The prices are 25 who is best West Virginia Wesleyan. 44; Mar- round is started on the Sat- The Stanford mentor squad will provide one of the features the question of the golfer shall. 42. following University cents, 55 cents and $1.10. in the professional leagues. Pl'tteville 42: Whitewater. 29. urday night at'8 o'clock. A second gathered with two doz.en other mem- of the dinner when they vote for the North Dakota State. 31; Iowa State The pairings: adjournment of cannot occur until bers of the Rules Committee of the 1936 captain. Those eligible to lead ACES HERE TONIGHT Pastime and off-season training Teachers. 23. play Open Classes. Glenvillo. 54: West Liberty. 28. after 36 moves are made, that is, after American Foot Ball Coaches' Associ- the aCras next Fall arei Bll Adamaitis. method for a host of stars, the sport Northwestern 51: Northeast- 112-pound class—Danny de Rosa (Olym- Teachers, Joe Herbert Brown. Ed- ern. 37. four hours of additional play following ation to decide what changes, if any. Anthonavage. Clubi vs Joe Petro (Police Club) ranks next to base ball for many pic East Ma- From Atlantic 118-pound class—Ray Morse (Jewish Central Teachers. 30; Central the first adjournment. they will recommend for the 1936 ward Clements, Jim Gemlo. Bob Burhardt Sextet diamond leaders. A numbeer have be- Teachers. 24. Community Center) vs. Pat Cecchml Af Secino Missouri Valley. 44: Tarkio. 29. First Round gridiron game. kofske, Hermie Schmarr, (Northeast. Boys' Club). come adept, and most of these are of Tlav. Will on 126-pound class—Lou Gevinson 'Olym- Warrensbure. 54: Kirksville. 31. Said Tiny: "The Coast section and Joe Yanchulis. City Play Aggies in the first annual Florida Fort Hays. 36: Pittsburgh Teachers. 27. \YfINNERS in the first round of Club) vs. Henry Peterson (Jewish Com- competing play pic St Ambrose. 48; Iowa 39. which I does not favor Centen. for a Wesleyan. the week represent any The addition of Representative Jen- munity base ball players’ tournament Colorado during were Hesse, Colonial Court. 1.85-pound class—Roy Crombie (Police College. 5n; Colorado State. 23. radical in the code. to with Powel 41: Knox. 21 and changes nings Randolph of West Virginia •'We are being entirely frank vs. Mike Morton (Merrick Club'. trophy offered by Carthage, Mugridge* Sournin Naidel. Eton Club) permanent "One we TJEPORTED to be one of the most 147-pound class—Steve Mamakos (Wash- Valley City. 36: Mayville. 26. and Stark thing certain, however, the guest list presents a former grid you and our critirism of your attitude Crosley, jr., owner of the Cincinnati St. Cloud. 45: Moorhead Teachers. 41 drew. ington Boys' Club' vs. Creighton Allen Duluth are opposed to the ‘slow whistle.’ star. Representative Randolph was outstanding feminine sixes in the is meant to be both constructive and (Northeast Boys' Club). Reds. Teachers. 58; Winona Teach- The score: ers. 34. the 160-pound class.— Steve Thompson Aside from that old rule book athletic director and coach of all East, the Burhardt girls’ basket ball friendly since the decision you have Montana Mon- Club) vs. Paul Desch (Jewish The 72-hole medal event will Mines, 31; Eastern (Olympic play 1 l. locks plenty good to me." at Davis-Elkins team of Atlantic City will stack up reached will, if most sections of the Centeri. tana. Opcninc." sports College prior Community be run off in three days, 18 today, 18 La 38: '■> 175-pound class—George Cox (Merrick Crosse. Superior Teachers. 23. Vienna The acceptance of Thornhill's views to his election. against the Department of Agriculture country react to it as we do, seriously Nebraska Central. 24; Teach- Ru.v Lope? Club) may forfeit to Bobby Grimm 'Olym- tomorrow and 36 Monday. Concordia ers. Knanp._ ip Mugridge 1 Dee. on the slow whistle—which allows a lassies at the Wash- curtail We realize that Club) Boxing Commission's physician's 20. Os Gm. Other former foot ball stalwarts tonight George your output. pic Peru Kessler. O Sournin. 1 Qs Gm. Dee. decision will decide. favorites include Babe Ruth, Teachers. 41; Nebraska Wes- player whose progress has been 2016 H street. we a very small percentage Early leyan. 39. Naidel.. 1 Ramne 0 s Gm. Dec. who will attend the affair include ington University gym. represent Heavyweights—Murray Kanner (Marine Q Rep- Willis the Cleveland Hastings. 4 1: Doane stopped to pass, break away or kick from New and of the broad but we Reserves) vs. Don Stetson 'Olympic Club). Hudlin, pitcher; 25. Carl Hesse resentative Hamilton Fish and Charles Congressmen Jersey public opinion, Wayne. 41; York. 32. defeated Konrad Will- Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, before the whistle blows—seemed officials of the Department of Agri- believe you want frankness, at least Novice Class. South Dakota. 39; Omaha. 29. nich in 20 moves, the shortest game Brickley, Harvard; Representative of the Dakota friends. a southpaw ace; Wes Ferrell WTesleyan. 43; School of probable. Daniel Carter Barron. culture are expected to witness the from your 112-pound class—Angelo Papnas (Wash- Mines. 24. of the first round. Knapp, Kessler Reed, Cornell: ington B. C.) vs. Lester Mock (Merrir.K Red Sox, and Garland Braxton, Mil- There also appeared strong senti- which will be by two •'Should we develop a tournament in McKendree. 56: ShurtlefT. 27. and Naidel, in agreement with their Georgia Tech; Bert Piers, Michigan, game, preceded Club). Kearney Teachers. ! ment to the back to the to (unattached) waukee pitcher. 29; Chadron Teach- get goal pasts attractive preliminaries. this territory we would prefer 118-pound class—Ray Nally ers. 24. respective opponents, adjourned their and Col. Dan Sultan and Col. Hora- Ps. Prank Mainto (Terminal Y). goal line from the end zone. invite the Cardinal hurler, New Mexico Aggies. 38; New Mexico i tio The Agriculture Flashes will face your members, submitting 126-pound class—Carl Schmidt (Merrick “Old Diz" Dean. games late in the evening of Hackett, West Point. Military. 20. January to at which B. C ) vs. John Carroll B. P. I. NIPS WESTERN Tommy Bridges, Interhigh Chess Association for indi- announced by Valentine Lentz, new- Bethesda Motor. 28.C43 590 1.07 7 31 23 money by assuming the expense of RING and Gerald Walker. vidual honors, with a of four head of the athletic Warfield Chev'let CS 343 008 1.098 29 C5 your It is human DEFENDS CROWN string department. C5 publicity. entirely Livingston U r.-ns 27.579 508 1.01S C9 Events to Genree .Tarnhv. president of the victories to Schreyer's three. Besides the shifts in the foot ball Walmsley Slate_ 27.942 591 1.091 CS C0 Wins Last Four Swim to get as much as you can and you Shoots 124 to Lead Field Into REA Cleaning. C7.8CC 579 1,017 25 C9 was In this tournament two are was will it in direct to the Take on Professional Golfers’ Association, players schedule it decided all future C4 '.’7 get proportion Babe Risko Will Tony Van Horn's Svc_ C0.40H 57C 1.0*19 Take Meet From High School. 1 in charge of the event being played $5,000 Tourney Final—Cox selected from the chess team of the athletic events, except basket ball, Sanitary Service C7.1O0 513 1.587 Cl 33 public's wish to see you play. Star Service Sta 25.C90 505 l .503 CO ■' l was decided Fisher in Newark Bout. at Jones Course. school to for the would start at 2:30 p.m., that after In a meet which not "Needless to add. this committee Is the Bobby Municipal Also in respective complete Northwest Motor CC.5H0 549 1.502 19 C0 Running. IS 33 until the final event had been con- SYRACUSE. N. Y.. February 1 UP). individual championship. 1937 all home games would be sched- 3een's Confect y_ 25.439 55<* 1.597 intensely interested in the game of By the Associated Press. to date: uled when teams are and tested. Baltimore Polys swimming golf and in golfers—in —Eddie "Babe” Risko will appear in Summary Navy away Individual Averages. professional No. of Board Total team out Western High School's the order named—and it is our earnest Newark, N. J„ on 10 A VALON, Calif., February 1.—Sixty- that base ball would be dropped this COVINGTON MOTOR. edged February against TITLE TO PATTY BERG No. Player. 3.2. 3. 4. 5. ti. won. unless financed stu- natators, 39-3fi, yesterday in the local desire to be to both. Tony Fisher of New Jersey to defend five golfers set out today in quest 1. Robt. Knox _ x 1 J 1 J —4 Spring, by the C» Avg. G Avg. helpful | 117 Norris_ 39 1**7 2. R. Schreyer 0 Duvall_25 1 H» 1**7 3. Heatwole . R. Pierce (T.)_0 _ \2 x V3 last four with an annual foot ball sched- T 41 ini mers rallied to win the Francisco to meet Freddie Steele 50 game Ryder 37 110 Ral B dhurst 1 Leading the professionals and 15 Ros.Bdhurst 39 107 B Broadhurst 47 1*»** Be PUNTA GORDA, Fla., February uled on the after Thanks- events and the meet. Scrap May Brewing. February 25. Saturday A.Broadhurst 44 103 Harrison_10 97 cam- amateurs into today’s 36-hole final free-slyle relay—Won by (A5).—Patty Berg's 1936 golfing H.Broadhurst 43 102 "l.'i-vard State Golf Associa- TERP FROSH AHEAD giving. Western 'Homan. Bishop, Smith, Murphy'. Maryland I---1 she will bring the was Ralph Beach, Baltimore. 33-year- rJ',HE paign—one hopes The revised 1936 foot ball schedule BETHESDA MOTOR SALES. Time. 1:05 !>. tion and a Maryland distilling old Middle Atlantic champion. He loo-vard breast stroke—Won by Rein- national title—was under way with / 48 103 follows: Hiser_27 114 B.Duvall___ 'Westerni. Garret 'Baltimore), Wright concern jointly staged a $2,500 open toured the famous Paced by Neilson, Basketers Whip C7 1**3 burg full steam today. “up-and-down” September 2ti. Maryland at College Park. Robinson_52 111 L Collins Time. 1:11.0. Temple Major E Matthais- 30 CO 94 (Western'. _ _ tournament near Baltimore last mountain-bordered course with a 36- October 3. Drexel at Philadelphia; 10. 107 M.Crawford 5o-vard free style- -Won by Rvder 'Bai- Sep- Proving she is the class of the coun- John Marshall 28-19. Riley- 14 200 High, Randoiph-Macon at Ashland. Va. 17, Garrett 'Baltimore). Leinvly tember. This tourney was won by the Min- hole score of 63—61—124, eight strokes nmore', try’s girl players, 17-year-old open: ’14, American University, here; 31. WARFIELD CHEVROLET. (Western' Time. 0:10 5. Victor Ghezzi of New York. TEAM STANDING. under John Marshall High School’s bas- Delaware at Newark. Del. °10-yai'd tree style—Won by Sinoir W. L. miss came through with a par. _ H.G. H S. Ave. neapolis November 7 — Hampden-Sydney at Miller- 38 11C Brown_42 105 'Western', Schultz 'Baltimore). Jenkins The whole affair may Caruso’s Ital. G. 37 ket ball team returned to Richmond loo precipitate 23 835 1.S25 558-12 brilliant stand under pressure One stroke behind were Ted Hampden-Sydney. Va : 14. Swarthmore. J.M.Gloyd.. 1C 11C Burdette_45 (Western'. Time. 1:41.5. Lido Civic Club. 38 24 yester- Long- 97 a scrap between the P. G. A. and 819 1.748 552-21 today with an even break, having lost here (homecomingl; til, 2(1 or 28, Johns Detrow_ 33 110 Melton_ 29 100-yard back stroke—Won hv Ellis Mayhew’s All-8. 35 25 808 to defeat the veteran Mrs. Mau- worth, Portland, Hermon Bar- 1.780 550-32 day Oreg.; Hopkins in Baltimore. L.Gloyd_45 100 'Baltimore', Brown 'Western.', McCredv tournament sponsors in this and other Rinaldi Tailors. 34 28 809 1.741 548-28 to the University of Maryland fresh- reen Orcutt Crews of Miami the Mun- 'Baltimore'. _ in ron, White Plains, N. Y.; Rod -•- LIVINGSTON UNIFORMS. Sunrise Bakery. 33 24 859 1.842 5B’-22 at Park free style—Won by Ryder territories, for many open tournaments final of the of cham- and men, 19-28, yesterday College 100-yard Nu-Way Garage 28 32 804 1 731 542-20 championship day, Santa Rosa, Calif., Ray Williams_50 lno Allison_ 49 99 'Baltimore'. Bishop 'Western), Randell are held for less than the minimum Brodt's Inc... 25 35 598 1.734 after Central on Thursday. CUE CHAMPS TO CLASH. 100 33 90 550-11 pions tournament here, 2 and 1. Mangrum, Pittsburgh, who thrilled downing Kenny_54 Markel__ 'Baltimore'. Time. 1:00.5. Camden Tavern 28 34 840 1.812 542-30 Dreis_ 47 100 Schonofsky. 37 9C divine 'low board)-—Won by purses named. Among them is the A. Bob Neilson, former Baltimore and Fancy Lltterl ft Co.. 24 33 848 1.778 548-33 Miss Berg played even greater golf the gallery yesterday with a hole-in- Billiard champions of Maryland Jones 'Baltimore!. Reinburg 'Western'. National Dixie 19 scholastic court the WALMSLEY SLATE ROOFING. Capital open championship, Pigs_ 41 824 1.719 648-28 than star, paced Terp at the Houston Dean 'Baltimore'. Winning points. 01 5 she showed last Summer in one on the par 3 eighteenth. Pennsylvania will meet scheduled next Fall, for a INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES, yearlings to victory, tallying 14 points. Allen_51 110 Dean_33 101 100-yard medley relay Won by Balti* purse of fighting her way to the final of the Billiard Parlors, Ninth and E streets, Barnes_ 24 100 Royce_ 51 99 more (Ellis. Garrett. Carver). Time. tio games or morel Comparative newcomers to golf Md Frosh. G.F.Pts. J Marshall. G.F.Pts around $2,000 at the Kenwood Golf women’s scheduled Ingram- 54 105 Walmsley— 48 99 1:47.5. F. CARUSO'S ITALIAN GROCERIES. championship, only to lose glory held the spotlight, and several Johnson.f._ ] 0 2 Howard.!_1 0 2 tonight in an exhibition and Country Club. G. Ave. G. Ave. to Glenna Collett Vare. • Knepley,!_4 o X Boltz.!_ 2 2 fi Leon Yonders REA CLEANING. the 136 score to start at 8 o'clock. --- Pacini-. 57 121-24 Whiting. 23 105-13 favorites fell behind Mead.c_n (I n Glick.I_n 11 n Neilson.g_7 0J4 Bolling.c_2 1 5 of Baltimore, who recently conquered Clark_ 43 109 Evans_4» 103 CLUB NET LEADER. Jett_38 115-9 Rettew... 38 105-35 needed to for pros and 147 for 39 38 98 BOYS’ qualify Mulitz.g_1 n 2 McCann.g__ 2 0 4 Amiss_ 107 L.Pimper_ Hareett. 57 114-23 Huntt..... 21 104-5 World Champion Jimmy Caras, has Brandt_ 37 103 Troth_18 97 Evans_ 48 108-43 Caruso 19 98-2 amateurs. Hauver.g_ 0 0 0 Berry,g.. _-1 0 2 Washington Boys’ Club crack table RESERVES AID WILSON Weidinger.g- 10 2 Katz.g-- II 0 0 as his Frank Kline, the LIDO CIVIC CLUB. 20 YEARS AGO Ranging within six strokes of the opponent VAN HORN SERVICE STATION. tennis team is leading the newly- Preschl 54 117-28 Trim 54 109-10 as Willie 0 28 Totals_X .7 77) Pennsylvania State champ. L.Van Horn.. 51 114 J.Van Horn. 51 .99 as leader were such luminaries Totals_75 organized Boys’ Club League today as _ 54 113-23 ... 39 Roll Lead Quint CoeUXSt Delist 107-37 IN THE STAR V. DeMott— 51 111 Bicrly _, 39 97 Up Big Beats Begretti .18 111-5 Rinaldi 57 102-34 Hunter, Culver City, Calif., winner of Bowers_13 104 B.Williams— 15 9(i a result of its 5-2 victory over the SUNRISE BAKERY. 52-13. the San Francisco open last Monday, SANITARY SERVICE CO. Northeast Boys’ Club paddlers in last Southeastern, .. 57 117-28 Ch’stlani. 57 110 Honey. Pa- 118-31 39 109-8 GILROY, star halfback with 126: Picard.‘Hershey, __ 30 _ 53 90 match. The league’s R'bertson 57 Olivetti Henry Hicbte 113 Toth night's inaugural Doc White, Wilson Teachers’ Havre... 57 112-38 Amos 15 111-7 JOHNNIE Santini After Record T.Crawford 30 103 Chase-51 97 Col- on Georgetown's eleven last 127: Horton Smith, Chicago, 128, and two other clubs—Georgetown and Clarke, Leef _. 33 103 Crow-18 94 basket, ball M/\xrirjv\ o nuu-oj nivo. lege coach, discovered some 115-13 13 111-2 Fall, will enter Yale next ac- Fred Morrison, Pasadena, Calif.: Willy Ruane_ 13 101 continue the competition Mlschou. 53 Laake.. Fall, Merrick—will capable 'reserves last as the 45 112-6 Meyer.. 15 104-2 Daw- STAR SERVICE. night Bchllke.. cording to well-defined rumors. Cox, Bethesda, Md., and Johnny on at the latter’s club house. 112 Mayhew 21 103-5 Monday Owls trounced Prlccl_44 S Parks_21 118 Chirieleison. 40 94 Southeastern, 52-13, 111-36 CaD'netto 30 102-5 Although he would not be son, Chicago amateur, with 129s. Edlneer. 55 eligible Have Golden to Become First to H.Pearson_ 48 105 Poe-41 O'. on the Y M. C. A. court. RINALDI TAILORS. to play with the Eli this year, he Opportunity McCarter_ 15 98 Lucas- 6 8J 118-18 Garrison. 51 100-31 90 Starting his second team, White saw Aiken_26 would be available for the 1917 R.Pearson.. 20 Hollis... 42 111-30 Heuser.. 51 107-33 Win Twice. NORTHWEST MOTOR CO. the reserves sweep into an 18-8 lead Oeib_57 111 O’Neal .. 54 107-18 eleven. Campbell Sweepstakes Mirror RUARK GETS CUE CROWN 42 104 Iking—.— 190 at half time and then turn the NU-WAY GARAGE. J.Perrell_ Sports job The Christ Lutheran Church took bowlers have an oppor- behind Hilliard and Santini, fourth, W. Perrell.. 41 101 McDonald.. 42 98 O. Avg. G. Avg. 9o over to the regulars. Led by Phil the un- 76 sticks. In a Waterman— 30 100 Murphy-41 Welsnner 21 115-4 Hurd_ 57 109-0 the lead in the Sunday School tunity to achieve trails the leader by 15 105-34 D. C. Three-Bail Champion After SEEN'S CONFECTIONERY. Press. Fox, who scored points, Wilson Parsons- 30 114-9 Gray... 52 Basket Ball in the classic sweet is Paul Harrison, pride of By the Associated 57 109-47 8kinner- 30 103-8 League by defeating precedented spot 45 113 Hancock..- 20 09 widened the gap and held Felllnger Beane_ a (Bill) quickly CAMDEN TAVERN. Epiphany, 30-16, in the boys’ gym Victory Over Crouch. TWOCampbell Sweepstakes, the the Arcadia, second and only 21 Bowman_3 2 107 Gingell- 30 9h Today year ago.—Chalmer Southeastern to two field in the Brown.. 30 113-13 King- 56 100-90 23 3 02 DeLashmutt 4i 93 star with goals of the Y. M. C. A. now tenth issue of which will close to- pins shy of Hilliard. Perris Cissell, former $100,000 Lewis." 44 111-2 Connick. 39 106-21 Epiphany Although tied for a high run of Ray—.1-11- 11 100 second half. 110-11 Convention Hall. The will start at 8 o’clock. White Sox. released by Red Sox to Perry_45 is tied with Peck Memorial for sec- 3 in 58 innings, Gene Ruark defeated night at firing —-•-—■- Wilson T. C. GFPts. Sou. TJnl. GFPts. BRODT'S. INC. The Eddie Oreg., for Pitcher George Fairall f 0 1 1 Jacobson.f oil ond place. Lewis man has won it twice. defending champion, Portland, Hare_ 56 11.3-55 Maley 21 100-20 Everett Crouch last night at the No WILL PICK RING SITE. Fishhrin.f-- ti 1 13 Frick f. Oil Mooney- 57 113-42 Powell.. 34 10.-17 With Aldin and Talbert Espey, of the host establishment, is Wilson. Ervin.f_ 1 0 2 O'Brien.f_2 0 4 leading & Krauss parlors to win the District Astor Clarke, who won the first Greer_ 54 110-28 Lasover. i>3 104-36 eleventh and 115 out of first W. Va., February Three years ago.—Fidel Labarba, Workman.f_ 1 I .1 Neifeldt.f-O o n the way, the Royals defeated the Columbia cham- maples MORGANTOWN, o o •’ A. LITTER I A CO. of three-rail billiard in 1931, and Tony Santini, the Gaw.c_ 1 2 Swan c_ 1 prize with next to no chance to A. Stansbury, director of former flyweight boxing champion, n 4 n o 30 117-4 Mulvey. 23 108-7 Federals in the Noel House Basket 35-31. place, 1 (fP).—H. Newton.*_2 Certine_o SantinlT pionship, victor of 1932. go into the final 5- to fin- 0 o o Miller.*---- o o o Thorpe.. 36 113-0 SanUnl.O 29 107-20 hold the title. athletics at West Virginia, has an- quit ring to return to Stanford Winter * Ball to lose to the It was of a _0 3 15 —_ 30 110-2 Shenos.. 12 101 League, only the deciding match set within easy striking dis- Fox.c Hyser.*- 13 5 De rr’cis game Convention Hall's a committee will meet Febru- ish college course. *_ti o r: Bohann- 11 100-3 Carlisles in the second half of the round-robin tournament. spacious grand- nounced Gordon tance of the Harry Hilliard •won Mitchell.*_o o 0 leader, stand will be filled to the last seat 3 or 4 to select a site for the Five years ago.—Abe Espinosa DIXIE PIGS double-header. Hook of the Fed- In a second match Warren Hoeke ary 27 103-20 of Wolfe P 64 119-20 Hudston Hyattsville. for what promises to be a great annual intercollegiate boxing contest. $6,500 Texas open at San Antonio Totals_23 ft 52 Total*_4 ~6 15 Whall'ey. 18 110-12 McCall-- 18 101-6 erals and Lieb of the Carlisles defeated Johnny Dodge, 35-32, in 74 | Waldrop. 26 106-2 Clarke, in third place, is 47 pirn 1 It wu held la Morgan toss lait year. with 281. Referee—Mr. Tarlor. J?olfe.H 54 110-7 nice games. innings. I bowling show. Kwler.— 57 109-17 Brooks.. 19 104-3 played

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