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Snellings/ Bonbrest Roll 781 to Just About Clinch Class B Tourney Crown 1 _____ Former Has 431 Set Grant for Princeton Silva, Archibald Go in Sight Riverside Makes Ring 2 In Count Believed To Row at 'Keepsie For D. C; Tough to Provide Plans as Another All-Time Record In '40 Unlikely Heavier Bouts Fans Want Show Flivvers By LEWIS F. ATCHISON. “Then that's what’s wrong with Watson Contributes 414 Ban Board It was a peaceful parley yesterday your fight game. Every fighter of by Athletic In 430 the dark recesses of the District any consequence is tied up with ob- Only Pay to Watch To Jump to the Front the Looms With $100,000 Boxing Commission offices where ligations.” Alzek and public had been invited to air its Willis Win In Class A Singles Fund Deficit “Joey Silva ain’t—we can get him Sports grievances and possibly make a to fight Archibald.” At Turner's Arena or two in the in- With believed to be an all- helpful suggestion 781, LAWRENCE "That’s a good match,” said Heine By PERRY. terest of the sport. The public the time record class B of The Miller, commission Although premotorial fistic for doubles. Mac Speciil Correspondent Star. saved its carfare and stayed home, secretary. “And I think Mr. Silva would Archi- firm of Turner and Ahearn Snellings and Lou Bonbrest today NEW YORK, April 26.—When the which was just as well because there give took Princeton Athletic Board bald plenty of trouble.” another loss on last loomed as the first bowlers to clinch meets this hardly were enough seats to go night's show at month to arrange the athletic budget around. But Promoter Joe Turner, “I got that match ready to close,” the Arena, Riverside a title in the 29th annual Washing- Stadium defi- for 1940 the project of allocating a Matchmaker Goldie Dave said Aheern. "You bet it’s a good Ahearn, nitely will edge into the field this ton City Duckpin Association larger sum for rowing—specifically, Herman, their minister of match.” pora- summer to care with a program of tournament by virtue of their heavy take of extra expense in- ganda, and a covey of newspaper- “Why not let Silva box Rodak popular- volved in the priced bouts it was maple pounding at Columbia last sending Tiger crew men were there, and a good time was first, then if he beats him he be- learned today. to be had all. night. Poughkeepsie—will considered. by comes the second ranking challen- Ray Alvis, who has obtained the Prediction is herewith made The ace of Southern that delegates no sooner had ger, doesn't he; and if he beats Snellings. pinman the use of the stadium from S. J. Leoff- Clerks’ necessary sum will not be al- tripped over the doorsill and Scalzo he gets the No. 1 spot, doesn't Railway League, scorched ler lotted. Which means that the in for fights, was to meet < the drives for 431, not only the crew trooped than Maj. Brown inquired he?” with the of Old Nassau will not go to the if anybody had read the Griffen- latter this afternoon to highest set rolled so far In the cur- “Why can’t we get a middleweight iron out & Hudson next year, or, for that mat- hagen which would divide the rent spring classic, but one of the report, or heavyweight fight here?” few minor details yet unsettled. Fri- ter, any other year while Prince- commisison's duties among the biggest ever shot in the long history Blair Spoils Good day Alvis and Eddie ton’s finances are in their present Health and Police Departments and Prospect. Ross, who will of the affairs. With games of 153, “I Glenn Lee to condition. Bureau of Internal Revenue. Joe got signed up I be matchmaker, are scheduled to 148 and 130, Bonbrest. member of fight Steve Mamkos at the ball Of course, some enthusiastic Turner raised his hand. apply for a license at the the pace-setting Brinkley's team of park, and what happens?” asked Boxing alumnus, or group of alumni, may “What do you think of it?” asked Commission office, and it the Southeast League, added a set Ahearn, turning red in the face. will be dig down in their pockets and the major. granted. of 350. sup- “Frankie Blair knocks him out— the “It won't The 758 ply necessary funds. But, in work,” said Joe. Flans Show rolled by Harry Dixon and opens up a cut over his eye you Next Month. view of current economic “Turn them fight managers loose Charley Phillips at Convention Hall conditions, could hide hat in. So know Ross, who originally announced this is not likely to in that Bureau of Internal Revenue,” your you last year was the existing class B happen, and what I do?” his intention of staging the first especially is it unlikely when the interposed Ahearn, "and they’ll take show doubles mark so far as could be “Yeah, you Blair to Ma- at Riverside early in May, in- old grads would be the cash registers away from ’em. sign fight traced. Ironically, too. it was this digging up good makos.” tends to begin operations as soon money to see their crews They’ll have a mortgage on the Masonic League duo 715, rolled only laboring “Dot’s right,” answered the aston- as the weather permits. Tentative in the ruck of the White House inside a the that Poughkeepsie year.” plans call for the the night before, Snellings and Brown ished Ahearn, slipping into his de- inaugural procession. A stimulus in this re- Maj. didn’t like the plan second week in Bonbrest bettered. ON THE either. lightful Southern-Hebrew dialect. May. although there FLOOR—THE WINNER—Frankie bald miniature of spect would be to have the Under its terms his police- is a Zamaris, Tony Galento (back to the Tigers “We can and slim possibility that he will line Watson Goes Into Lead. win a men would have to act as try get Solly Krieger | camera), stands over Tiger Red Lewis after few of their important mid- inspectors, 1 up a card sooner. star of the Columbia dropping the latter for no count during their eight- in here for a title bout with George Roy Watson, dle-distance which and the idea doesn’t appeal to him. round bout at the Arena. It was one of the few regattas, they can't we?” Ross’ willingness to gamble on Heights League, gave the city's lead- blows Frankie landed during the as But that created a mild Abrams, evening, have Quite consistently been question only patronage of District bowlers to shoot at Lewis won an decision. Referee failing “He'll want 25 or 30 grand.” customers is ing something easy Charley Reynolds Is on the left. —Star Staff Photo. to do in recent years. flurry. He tossed a stick of real dy- Archibald wants 10 nothing short of sheer bravery, in when he posted 414 in class A singles. namite on the fire with his next. “Well, grand Shortage Now Too Great. for the face of last night's dismal turn- His games of 148, 132 and 134, boxing Scalzo.’’ Big Fight Is Main Topic. out at the Arena. A total As the situation is at it “He won't get it. He'll fight on of 430 eclpsed the 1938 rolled by Mike present, fans costs "Well, what are our chances of a or dropped *544 in the till. Pro- Vitale of Arcadia. Incidentally, from $18,000 to $20,000 a year percentage nommg. Manor Invitation Sports a moter Joe has College no getting here “We can Turner, however, Vitale and A1 Zanner of the Luth- Tourney to defray the cost of rowing at championship fight at least send a telegram j Out, Baseball. intention Princeton. A this summer?” to Krieger's manager,” said Heine of abandoning the sport-' eran Church League did a pretty Georgetown. 14 American 8. subcommittee of the U., A bout * until moving outdoors at Griffith neat with a combined set of 722 Colgate 12; Princeton, ft. athletic council, in the re- featherweight immediately Miller, sitting down to write one, Job Golfers Harvard. studying Bereft of 4: Boston. U was Chance 1. of suggested, with Joey Archibald which was Brown Stadium, but said he will run one that moved them to second place in ! Villanova. I t, Manhattan. 2. quest, oarsmen and others affil- signed by Maj. meeting Leo Rodak, and the winner and more show at the Arena, at • class B doubles. Syracuse 1