National Market Falls Flat: btnke Host to Kids ^ -- rlayground League__ Lucky ♦ ■- BEDS BUY VANCE Dramatic Gallagher-Kennedy Official National Schedule, 1934 40 TEAMS SHOOT --—League A -—— Draw Makes Third Bout Loom | (Black figures denote Sundays) I IN PRICE Settle Hot Fistic AT AT AT _AT AT AT AT WAIVER To CHICAGO AT CINCINNATI AT. LOUTA Rivalry Read BOSTON BROOKLYN NXW YORK PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH | — ' April 17. 18, 10 April 20, 21. 22 April 30, U.rl- May IS. 14. 18 May 9. 10, 11, 12 May 3. 4, 6 May 8. 7, 8 27 June 16, 17, 18. 19 rune 12. 13. 14. 1ft B06T0N. June 8, 9, 10 June 6. 6, 7 May 19 June 20. 21. 22, 23 June S4, 26, 26, Childhood Reminiscences of BT FRANCIS E. STAN. the fourth round with a whirlwind 25 Am. 14. 18. ftus. 18. 10. 20. 21 10,000 Miles Lopped From The Aur. 3, 4, 5 July 4. 4 July 6. 0, 7. 8 Aug. 20, 27, 28. 28 AIM. 28. 24, 15, 17, body attack. The fifth was even, but 28 Aut. 10. 11, 12 27, 28. 29, to settle Wash- Sept 25, Sept. SO_ THIRD battle evened the 5 May 9. 12 May 1ft in the sixth Kennedy fight, April 24. 25. 26 April 30, May 1. 2 April 27. 28. 29 May 0, 7, 8 May 3. 4. 10. 11, 13, 14. Bill Wood, R. Tennyson hottest fistic rivalry June 2? June Schedule—Broadcasting ington’s winning the round by a clear-cut BROOKLYN June 1, 2, 3 June 29, 30. July 1 June 5, A. 7 June 12, 13, 14. IB JUM 16. 17, 18, IP 26, 25. 26, 20, 21. 22, 23 loomed as sup- 9 July 4 21 It, 15. 16. 17 Auf. 23. 24. 26 ftus. 26. 27. 28. 29 in years today margin. In this session Les opened July 27, 28, 29 Mar Aur. 7. 8. 4. Aug. 18, 19, 20. AUf. and Sept. 3. Sept. 29, 80 Aug. 10. 11. j ^ an Idea. of Les Kennedy __ 3_ 12__ Beget to Each Club. A porters a wide cut over Gallagher's eye and 8 May 15 May 10. 11.' 12 Up 28. 29 May 29, 30. 30, 81 April 24. 25. 26 May S. 4. 5 May 8. 7. 13, 14. 0. Marty Gallagher claimed vic- nose. April 27, 15 June 23 June 27 in turn suffered a gash on his NEW YORX. July 2. 3 July 5. 6, 7. 8 t June 8. P. 10 June 10. 17. 18. IS Juna 12, IS, 14. 20. 21. 22, 24, 25, 20. a sensational 10-round tory following Referee Short repeatedly was warning July 31. Auv. 1. 2 Aur- 31, Sept. 1, 2 tOr Aug. 3. 4. A Aug. 14, 16, IS. 17 AIM. 18. 10. 20, 21 AU|. 26, 27. 28, 20 Aug. 23, 24. 25 draw in their latest duel. Sept. 21, 22, 23 6ept. 3, 3 BY BOD THOMAS. Gallagher for roughing it up. __ BY HERBERT W. BARKER, 19 li. 12 May 13. 14. 15 May 6. 7. 8 May 3. 4. 5 The Gallagher that Foggy Bottom Blood down his face, May 29, 30. 30 April 20. 21. 22 April 17. 18, May 9. in, streaming 1 June 1. 2. 8 June 24. 25. 28. 27 June 20, 21. 22. 23 June 12. 13. 14. 15 June 10, 17. 18. 19 kid Associated Press Sports Writer. has been eight years to tee PHTLA PHIA.. June 29. 30, July July 2. 3 B A biggest bowling waiting Marty took the seventh, but after an Aug. 8. 9 July 31, Au*. 1, 2 July 27, 28 29 Aug. 23. 24, 26 AIM- 26, 27. 28, 20 Aug. 18, 10, 20. 21, ftus. 14. 16, 10. 17 who Max 7, Best ever organized will EW YORK, February 7.— and the Kennedy whipped even eighth round, Les again tied the Sept. 1, 8ept. 21, 22, 23 Sept. 25, 26 _I' party _ 2_ 22 :May 31 18. 19 be held Saturday at the Baer and knocked out Stanley Poreda score the ninth. In the May 24, 25 May 17, 18, 19 May 26, 27, 28 May 20. 21. 22 April 20, 21. 30, 30. April 17, National League mag- by taking 23, 7 6, 8 June 10 15, II I July 19. 21, 22 July 11. 12, 12, 13 July 23, 24. 25. 20 A- June 5. 6. July 6, 7, 8, 9, THELucky Strike, with Uncle met for the second time before 3,000 cut other PITTSBURGH July 14. 17. 20, nates slipped out of town process Kennedy Gallagher’s 20 11, 12 13. 14. 16, IS July 31. Aut. 1, 2 Sept. 27. 28, 29, 30 Aus. 3, 4. 5 at Sept. 5, 6, 7, 8 Sept. 17, 18, 19, Sept. 9, 10, Sept. Willie Wood, manager of the howling fans last night Portner’s eye. dpOrtS Sept, l, Bept, 25. with only one major 2_ 28_ as today Arena and after one of the goriest, the bodies of 29 24. 25. 28 April 30. May 2 alley, host, and Dick Tenny- With claret covering May 20. 21, 22 May 26, 27, 28 i May 17, 18, 19 May 23, 24, 25 April 27. 28. April 1, player deal to their credit. in 4 AT June 10 July 6. 8 most dramatic heavyweight scraps the two fighters, the crowd went wild CINCINNATI July 23, 24. 25, 21 I July 11, 12, 12, 13 July 19, 20, 21. 22 July 14. 15, 17, 18 July 3. 4, 8. P. 0. 7. son, assistant supervisor of of trades 20 8 Aug. 12, 13 Aur 3. 4. 5 Bept. 27, 28, 29. 30 Reports impending local a verdict was handed in which Sept. 13. 14. 16, H l Sept. 9, 10, 11. 12 Sept. 17. 18, 19, Sept. A, 6, 7, 10, 11, News as history split In the tenth and final canto, Sept. 21 Sept 25. 26 Washington playgrounds, of startling proportions, preva- was head down. A year ago Gallagher Marty had a clean edge. The Star May 2 April 17. 18. 10 20, 22 keeper. owners went May 26, 27, 28 May 20, 21, 22 'May 2.3. 24, 25 May 17. 18, 19 April 30, 1, April 21, lent as the club awarded a decision. four rounds 21. 22 June 29. SO. July 1 June 1. 2. 8 June ft. 8. 7 Teams representing 40-odd disputed score-card gave Gallagher CHICAGO.... July 11, 12, 12. V July 23. 24, 26. 26 July 14. 18, 17. 18 July 19, 20, __ J play- their Midwinter schedule 16 8 20 Aug. 8. 9 July 28. 29. 30 and July 4 4 Into Referee Charlie Short wrote “Ken- and Kennedy three, with a trio even. Sept. 9. 10. 11. 1! Sept. 13, 14. 15, Sept. 6. 6, 7. 8ept. 17, 18. 19, 7, grounds will shoot, the line-ups to be IBept 22. 23 Sept. 3. 3 AUS 10, 11, 12 meeting, turned out to be ru- nedy” on his slip. Judge Denny Hughes chosen arbitrarily by di- 31 27, 20 I playground more. Mana- May 17. 18, 19 'May 23, 24." 28 iMay 20, 21. 22 May 28, 27, 28 'April 24. 25. 28 May 30. 30, 'April 28, mors and nothing favored Gallagher and George King, Roughness Hurts. 8 June 30. July 1 July 2. 3 rectors. Marty’s ST. LOUIS... July 19, 20, 21, 21 July 14, 18, 17, 18 July 23, 24. 25. 26 July 11. 12, 12, 13 June 1. 2. 29, saw one another and the other voted draw. 18 12 July 28. 29 Aur. 7. 8. 9 July 31. Aur. 1. 2! The party was bom of a meeting re- gers came, judge, was installed a Sept. 17, 18. 19, 21 Sept. 5. 6, 7, 8 Sept. 13. l4, 15, 6ept. 9, 10, 11, 27, top- 3 22. 28 |Aur. 31. Sept. 1, 21 an with As a the fight was unsur- I Sept. 3. Sept. Gossip cently of Wood and Tennyson, left without parting any spectacle heavy favorite and the ’’experts’’ passed at the Alexandria fight club, GALLAGHER acquaintance begun with swapped “varsity” material. seemed on the right track un- I to its doors by the crowd. In tales of kid days on the The reorganized Cincinnati Red: jammed til after the fourth round, when Ken- playgrounds. and 206 Uncle Willie the and their representatives, President perfect shape scaling pounds, the ACHIEVES proudly displayed nedy began stabbling onrushing 40, scars in combat Povvel Crosley, jr., and General Man- Gallagher was a raging, even snarling, Women Select Golf RUTH, of wounds sustained Marty with straight lefts and rights Leaders; Saturday Night on Avenue even his the Virginia Playground ager MacPhail. stole what head- battler throughout, surprising these Larry to the body. Unquestionably some 25 years ago. A broken arm waa there were when announced most ardent supporters. Kennedy, SERVICE AMBITION lines they blows slowed Gallagher. Team Blinding*. his reminiscences. of Arthur tipping the beams at 194 and as hard among the purchase tDazzyi The Foggy Bottomite displayed Plan Year of Great W. L. HO. HE Ave. from the as rocks, fought a smart fight, one of Activity Vance, veteran right hander, mm aggressiveness than ever before, Tru Rlu Beet... 34 14 580 1.882 527-6 St. Louis Cardinals for the waivei the best of his career. To earn the hurt Demolay Alumni 37 17 587 1.653 531-7 Still a Willie Plavi Santa Claus. so much, in fact, as to possibly 33 18 583 1,694 639-6 Big League Regular Ap- draw he came from far behind. of Wa^h.. of $7,500. cause far as Referee Short was L'y. 3* 20 602 1,681 %30-l has been a member of price his as a new of com- Assisting Mrs. Gross will be Mrs. L. Pookrazee Pot. ENNYSON group Fashion Shop 27 24 576 1,6.34 526-17 Vance's sale would have beer concerned. his failure The com- proaching Middle Angered by mittee chairmen in the B. Schloss ol Woodmont. Oxford cigar St. 26 28 572 1.648 515-10 Age—Has the playground department al- news a few back wher Les Weathers Early Storm. ■mashing years to kayo Kennedy, Marty frequently all of them mittee in charge of the inter-city Regal Rest'rant. 21 30 582 1.850 511-1 saddle, expe- 32 555 1,578 607-37 most the "Daz” was tossing his fire-bat across the ring with the and landed rabbit in Cap. Pw Plant. 19 Quiet Birthday. from the time he outgrew heeled punches rienced in their particular matches with Philadelphia, Richmond Hall. 19 36 572 1.613 506-1 and the WTH Conv tion the batsmen bent past winning opening bell, apparently the heat of battle. work, the set-up of the and Norfolk will consist of Miss E. C. short pants. LEAPING ] Individual Averages. league's strikeout championship yeai on a quick kayo, Gal- Dougan, late of Arkansas, of the association; scoring LeRoy committees of the Women’s District! Harris, president BEER. By the AssoeUted Pres*. It seems the notion struck BUI and as a of the Brook- his TRU BLU after year member lagher rushed Kennedy off feet easily won a six-round featherweight 1934 was Miss Susan Hacker, Chevy Chase; Golf Association for com-1 G. St Bp H G H E Ave. EW 7—Babe Dick at the same time to hold a bowl- lyn Dodgers. Now it's hardly an item with left and crushing battle from Charles of Washing- Woodmont; YORK, February jarring jabs Baby plete today. The fair sex look for- Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, Heller. 42 25 107 149 391 114 for most of the speed has left his arm to the head, but Les, Tramberia and j Mrs. F. Veihmever 45 20 82 141 291 108-33 Ruth. 40 ing rights though ton and Jimmy Benny a of around Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Simon. years old today, quiet- party. ward to year great activity H Veihmeyer 48 n 95 137 349 104-33 the same whip which earned $25,00( shaken weathered the storm and Adler went to a draw over the same Goldsmith of Woodmont was ‘T’U turn over the whole second up. Washington. Ralph Grenier. 12 4 16 120 332 102-lfi ly celebrated the achievement him in one season with the even break in while Mrs. 27 7 49 130 326 101-21 for came back to earn an distance. They were junior welter- chosen publicity chairman, N. Veihmeyer floor to Mrs. Howard J. Simons of Manor Sparrough... 41 3 65 129 340 99-2 of his second base ball goal today. 'em,” proposed Uncle Willie, Dodgers. The Reds are hopeful he the second round. weights. Bobby Burns of Baltimore Prank R. Keefer, a former president, heads the Important Tournament "and there won't be kind of a will stage a comeback under new sur- was on in the third failed to show for his match with were named on DEMOLAY ALUMNI For several years, the New York any Marty top again Mrs. and Mrs. Tschlffely | but Les bout Committee, succeeding Douglas Holst. 54 26 143 149 382 cost. You supply the kids. I got the roundings. by virtue of a terrific barrage, Patsy Wallace. No substitute the Prize Committee. 113-4, Yankee slugger has harbored two ma- TschifTelv of Washington. Mrs. Wini- Brown 4 7 28 89 149 362 106-48 alleys and the prizes." remained in the running by winning was offered. Beaver Dam presented an invitation Hall. 19 8 41 125 334 106-2 fred Holtzman of the Army-Navy j jor ambitions—to hit over 700 home So the business is and It Munroe .... 30 13 61 134 333 108 afoot Picinich to Coach. to play the District championship runs ar.d to Country Club will have jurisdiction Lamp 37 13 70 129 349 105-8 continue his major no end of excitement. To over the Landover course. A resolu- 146 363 104-26 promises the George 41 17 80 league career — meeting pro- over the team events between clubs. through his 40th year. excite a boy hand him a ball any title .... 37 9 56 124 328 100-7 tion not to hold the District Stewart 15 duced no startling developments The out-of-town matches will be ) Including home runs in world sort of ball—but to thrill him In a OTHERWISE tourney over a course on which BOOK OF WASHINGTON. series The Reds’ ap- handled a committee instead of by games, the Babe has clouted representatives, Mat Matches by use was big way, make It a bowiing ball. Winter rules are in adopted, Smith 48 21 125 142 887 112-2* 701 homers in the parently busier than all the other: one as last year. 108-2! big time. He's 40 There's a made to order for a OF MAI person of last years event. La Bille ... 51 .32 97 145 378 game 1EN ACES an outgrowth and still a .. ms 108 Yankee outfield combined, did sign Val Picinich. vet- Franklin Gross of Indian short- Dusterhoff 51 20 108 368 regular boy. At any rate, you have this view Mrs. J. The committees all will meet Fox 50 27 94 143 373 107-lf able to eran as a and ob- command a S35 000 catcher, coach, By the Associated Press. heads the Handicap schedules for the Miller 51 17 90 136 334 103-25 salary, from Richard S. Tennyson himself, Spring again ly to draw up their which leaves him as the tained Second Baseman Les Mallor on with an irk- highest-paid who very likely is without a superior NEW YORK.—Casey Columbo. 205, Committee, carrying coming season. FRAZEE POTOMAC LAUNDRY. from tha Toronto Internationals. Thev performer in the game, in of what the threw Ivan 222, some job which she did particularly 48 21 130 137 388 114-11 knowledge youngsters California, Vakturoff, Finger i No set celebration of the Babe’s birth also announced they had negotiatec IN HERE well In 1933. Mrs. J. Marvin Haynes, HREE Washington woman golfers Frye 30 10 74 146 364 111-6 go for. CARNIVAL Russia (6:37). with Toronto anc I Rules Cerceo. 24 11 51 132 338 106-1, anniversary was planned, mainly be- working agreements is the the I the District champion, were competing in quarter Fcaldi 51 23 97 136 365 106-6 ALBANY. N. Y.—Ernie Dusek. 216, cause he has been from a Beckiey of the Middle Atlantic Leagu< Committee chairman, with Mrs. Don- final round in the Miami Bilt- Trille 64 IS 114 138 344 105-41 suffering Somethin* New for ’Em. and a similar with i | Omaha, and Ray Steele, 215, Glen- L. B'lenza.. 15 5 24 121 329 101-U severe attack of the grippe from which expected tie-up ald Scott of Indian Spring and Mrs. more tourney today, with victories be- GREAT of the lads to a Title dale, drew (one fall each; stop- O. Brienza. 38 13 56 120 336 99-1! he is He majority club in the reorganized Three-Eye cir- Browning, Caimant, Calif., as her aides. slowing recovering. plans to Alma von Steinner hind them in the first round yester- shoot have never tried 11 o'clock curfew). FASHION SHUr. leave for the South tomorrow Saturday cuit. They already had a workim ped by H. Hedrick of Armv- j for A All the came out of day. Mrs. L. .175 112-1] some the game, and this is a cause of appointments .... 51 20 12« 14P and before with Bartlesville of tli< BUFFALO, N. Y.—Jim Londos. St. J. W. Darling fishing golfing Spring agreement Sure to Find Garibaldi Executive Committee meeting held Navy. who beat Mrs. Coghill Keith 27 14 52 124 3HO l<>8-2 no little concern on the part of How- the 351 104-24 training time arrives. Western Association. Louis, threw Gino Garibaldi, Italy Mrs. Louise Hartman Burley ..... 5*'* 27 89 147 at home of Mrs. C. K. yesterday, met 103-11 ard Campbell. Uncle Willie's lieu- vesterday the Miller ..... 4* 20 85 134 363 The other transaction: (36:28). in the third -9- only player to Handle. Wing, treasurer of the association. of Haverhill, Mass., today MoiVr 21 6 34 127 342 101-1 tenant. one of whose duties is to see W7ere the purchase of Outfielder Ethar Tough NEW Conn.—Jim Brown- Mrs. J. T. Powell of Manor, Dougherty... 37 11 82 121 339 HAVEN, With Mrs. Simon on the Tourna- flight. 190*?96-3 that the Lucky Strike drives are kept Allen by the Phillies from the Cardi- B. Ferunger ..14 ft 14 114 30tj REGAINS BASKET LEAD. ing. 230, Verona. Mo., won over Dick ment Committee will be the following: who defeated Mrs. R. Chalmers in A-l nals and the sale of Jato shape. Shortstop default met Mrs. Don Bush of OXFORD CIGAR STORE DELAWARE. as at- Raines, 223, Dallas. Tex., by Mrs. H. King Cornwell. Columbia, vice yesterday, Ohio. February 7 (fP-,. Howard is as eager for the partv Flowers by Brooklyn to the Buffalc biggest wrestling Mrs. H. B. Hird of w Edinaer.. 54 25 lift 13ft 378 109-K —Ohio (Raines unable to continue after first E. Mavsville. Ky. < Wesleyan regained the basket Bill and Dick, but he's wondering chairman; Mrs. A. Dedicke, Army- ! aft n l H n 31 12® 338 103-1 team of the International tendance in a year was nineteenth hole ball League. fall). Navv; Mrs. A. M. Tucker. Beaver Manor went to the Cooper 32 14 49 128 354 101-2.' leadership of the Buckeye Ath- just what those harumskarums mat 9,-h today Pro- from Mrs. H. E. Deavers .... 29 10 38 125 :tOfi predicted by Miss Louise Chevy vesterdav to win letic Association with a 46-to-29 vic- do to a set of BALTIMORE.—Joe Savoldi, 210, Dam; Claytor. E. Ed;nger. 12 4 8 117 299 94-1 carefully kept maple- t urtail THEmoter Joe Turner, who and Mrs. H. Y. over tory Marshall traveling. Three Oaks, Mich., threw Man Moun- Chase; Mrs F. G Await. Congres- Montgomery, played | College last night. ways. will herd 10 of the Indian Austin of Scarsdale. N. Y.. today. REGAL RESTAURANT. league, in its sessions, adoptee grappling tain Dean. 310, Norcross. Ga. (3:35). sional: Mrs. Perry B Hoover. *- Merle of Hell 4« 17 101 133 389 105-31 game's leading exponents, in- Miss Sue E Gantt. Kenwood, At Palm Beach Thorpe 103-4! the schedule, cutting 10.000 mile: READING. Pa.—Vic 199. Spring; B Soo. 51 1ft 94 131 341 Claimant Christy, Tree was on the side lines Aft 127 331 102-1) THEoff the season's al cluding Championship and Mrs. Gilbert Hahn. Woodmont. Burning Vita ...7 34 10 traveling by California, threw Stanley Pinto, 206, defeat in the 25 ft 35 127 333 101-1' Jim into the Wash- Mrs. J F. Dowdall of Congressional after a first round Pat* :: clubs: reorganized its publicity bu- Browning, C So«" 48 14 S3 1.37 387 101-11 Nebraska (20:46). 1 and Writers’ tourney by 8 39« ion-7 Auditorium tomorrow for will aide Mrs. Holtzman as team chair- Artists’ Cerlm»le ... 13 lft 153 reau with Ford Frick of New York a-' ington Neck. 33ft 100 second team chairman- Richard Hyland of Great B Fret' 37 13 5.3 133 named Bill Stewart a full- a milk fund cauliflower man. The 1 25 114 302 95-U manager; charity | in the beaten eight, J. Fran::., is carnival. ! ship went to Mrs. N. J. Waldron of Thorpe dropped time umpire to succeed Ted McGrew B. of CAPITOL POWER PLANT TRADE-IN j ; who will have Mrs. J. R. where he met R. J. Denby favored rotating the annua Turner avers Ernie Dusek, though 20 YEARS AGO Beaver Dam. resigned: N. Y. Price .15 5 32 120 32« 105-6 not on the is re- De Farges of Columbia as her aide. Bronxville, 135 340 104-1 all-star game between American anc card, indirectly Bryant .. 51 14 K'O IN THE STAR 15 95 127 344 103-4 so this for much of the unusual J Barnard 51 National League parks year'i sponsible F Barnard 60 21 23 13ft 327 101-2 contest, In New York, would be plavec interest manifest in the Browning- Clark 34 11 5.3 113 318 100-1 39 12 52 115 309 98-1 lr. the Polo Grounds; left the broad- Gino Garibaldi match, which will 'T'HE Maryland Aggies meet their Rector. HALL. up to each club: de headline the card. Dusek. a counter- old foes, St. John's, and Gal- K. OF C. LEAGUE Commercial League CONVENTION SALE casting question ■ 20 no 10fl-3 rlined to’ lift restrictions limiting tlr ! part of Garibaldi, gave Browning his Hagermen .. 54 14fi 352 laudet faces Fordham in bas- .... 51 IT 105 130 35s 106-1 of season each clui i! tussle here, it is pointed out Bean number passes toughest 4ft 380 104-1 We Will Allow You ... 2T 11 1.36 Stindlnc of Trams. (End of 8econd Seriee ) Goldman 1 may Issue to 500; and was understood by Turner, and there Is nothing to ket ball games this afternoon at Turr.burke 12 4 23 13.3 340 103-9 I Tram. W. L Avr HO. H5 .. 10 65 120 329 9ft-l will not re- Team Standing. VeUv 48 to have adopted the numbering systerr | indicate that Garibaldi Gallaudet. The Farmers and St. I Marq.irr:* 14 IT i:4-:4 Hn4 1.W35 Mliler 39 11 53 124 317 96-2 Trir.idad 3:i 21 533-35 1..3. W L HO H^S make more identi- peat Dusek's stand of a month ago. rtOS to players easily Johns wUl the first half of 3 4 23 544-22 6“5 1..W Drug Stores. .. 15 with Brown- play Balboa People's fied by the fans, although no forma Tomorrow's meeting Cortez 33 24 5o*-6 “* 2 l.«“3 Evening S' ar 35 19 oS. 1. < 9 their to start activities, with to be Garibaldi's first game .. 623 1 action was taken. ing is said Genoa .. 30 *M 516-30 Ooi 1,665 Continental Bakn*. 32 22 3! 23 600 1.684 O-ando .. 2* 26 494-20 5m1 1.570 Hopwood's Furniture .. against the 230-pound Midwesterner, Gallaudet and Fordham meeting 600 1..-* Pirta 2s 26 489-49 57o 1.566 Carry lee Cream .... 30 24 Temple Major who in a claim for the crown 1.527 3" 24 59. put in the first half of their tilt im- Champlain ... 28 29 4*3 535 Shoe Mart l.ggj* HICKS PLAYS 0RCUTT after tossing Strangler Lewis last Santa Maria 25 26 467-29 536 1.495 Diamond Cab. 39 35 563 1-59(1 mediately afterward. M. A. C. Is Columbia 22 26 493-36 553 1.556 Sunday Star 19 35 551 1.56n Team Standing. Spring. San Domingo... 24 3n 510-5 5*1 1.649 City Cab 35 5,3 1.616 W. L. H O. H 8. Avi lg o» o3o l.oi- Leading entries irom tne Lonaos, using the Gallaudet gymnasium SaHador 24 3“ 494-16 572 1.636 Sterrett Operating .... In Sunriae Bakery.... 43 11 623 1,80ft .56 Btar of Miami Golf Tourney Face! De 22 29 496-47 545 1.572 Curley and Bowser camps will com- because of a temporary lack of fa- Soto. Hechinger s. 41 13 H23 1.774 57 Palos 2? 32 47S-27 55n 1,521 Individual Avtrare*. the remainder of the card. In cilities at the Park School. .. R St Delicatessen. 33 21 626 1.76.5 55 Tough Opposition. pose College U Salle. .flL.. 21 33 4*1-29 545 1.515 PEOPLE 3 DRUG STORES Rinaldi Tailors.... 30 C4 398 1.718 53 5o Dusek, prize engages Loyola Nina .T... 12 24 483-17 513 1.492 H G H S. St. Sp Ave. Brodt's. Inc.-9 25 rtOO 1.739 the semi-wind-up Rudy George Washington G 583 1.847 52 Fla.. 7 I .374 ‘14 116 114-- 4 Temple. 18 27 MIAMI. February will tackle of Baltimore in the National < Individual Averages. Watson. 43 145 toughie of the Curleyltes. 3fi« 30 8 1 no-44 Mayflower. 10 44 589 1,0«8 5-> ! Eri'es .. 54 136 11 Hicks of Hewlett. Long Island ■ Indian. Guard armory here BALBOA. US 109-14 Freeman's All-Stars 9 45 597 1,697 64 Helen Jim Clinstock. giant tonight. Robinson ... 45 141 399 27 between Joe Malce- trimmed the Ford- 54 134 357 12 l'-o 10S-4. whose brlUiant has been a fea A preliminary Georgetown Ave. St Edmonton... Season Records. play tNrme. G Sp HG HS 41- 143 34 9 19 S3 106-6 wicz and George Zaharias appears ham last night as Martin r-P" 48 118-7 35 12* 158 399 Matter. of Biltmore women's invita quint Bowen 3.3 120 339 12 60 104-12 Hieh team game—R Street. Hech ture the Cr ?y .... 51 in-45 25 12* 155 3'1 destined to attract much Interest. and Foley on defense and Kelly on mzrr > and Sunr.se Bakery, 6C3 each. h'T ... 56 21 l-’M 374 1 I Gal> 1.8-H 127 STAN team 1.809 tion golf tournament, encounterec Both are rated In other pre- offense starred for the 0 EVENING High set—Sunr.se Bakery, highly. Hilltcppers. KieiSth _ 57 1 n^-l 25 110 151 3 2* For Your Four «. 1.774 in the 1 36“ Kilbv 54 154 384 27 131 111-1 Hechinger Tires, Depending tough opposition today pcrsoi Hans will engage Ed Walsh he will a Van Sait.,.. 54 107-27 16 125 15“ averaces—Pacini. 122-4 '8 28 Hminaxies Kampfer says stage ivie-mn.. 21 !3i 35: r. an lin-in High individual I Glearcn .... 3 l“4-2 1 5 119 314 Of Maureen Orcutt, New star Paul Boesch. the on the mound for lo.fi 363 19 136 1 In Mooney. 117-8. McDonald. 118-36. On on Jersey Charley Strack and real comeback Clouser .... 54 Size and 373 3n 93 in.-38 High individual games—Lovett. 163 Condition, While these two were meeting ii 1 will oppose Marshall the White Sox the coming CORTEZ. Burrows. 51 137 19-year-old, Chicago Murray. 54 134 ."68 21 leu 104-36 Annel. 161 one match, Mrs. Opa 1 Hrh individual sets—Pacini. 40. quarter-final Blackstock. season. McDonald .. 41’ ll“-38 20 103 15“ 37 5 Ferber 21 171 346 6 36 101-12 Schiike 395 g. Hill of Kansas City faced Jan Women are being charged half price Street, former battery .* 7 103-1 1 81 93 147 2.4“ Whltford. 15 122 323 6 22 09-2 Gabby Conroy lo2-25 22 51 132 34 .’ High strikes—McDonald. 32; Whit Douglas of Beverly Hills. Calif. Mis 1 week. mate of Walter Johnson, famous this Saffeil ..... 57 l“2-6 19 93 140 348 CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. ing. 27. her Eastern debut High spares—Pacini. 148; Mooney, 126 Douglas, making Washington pitcher, has signed to Coyle 57 96-43 17 74 152 356 A Jenkins.. SO 147 .370 27 100 199-16 with 92 and yesterday elim club Jeffries. 54 1 m 365 31 311 109-8 Individual Averages. qualified play with the Chattanooga GENOA. 16 63 106-4 Mrs. Gene Sarazen of Ne-v Ml-n. 30 15.3 39n Inated MANCUSO RECUPERATING the coming campaign. Prime*.. 47 141 365 20 94 108-1 SUNRISE BAKERY. C B°tZ. 54 111-5 31 123 155 3*2 .... DAYTON Mrs. Zecl L York. 8 and 7. and Lillian _ 358 17 120 107-11 G S Ave. Cubs won two out of three sets Hughes 31 105-15 12 72 137 354 Lavendar,. 54 140 G St Sp H H 32 122 313 6 o2 100-2 32 13 94 156 382 116-1 of Chicago, 1 up in 19 holes. from the Buffaloes in the Columbia M. Brown... 51 105-9 1* 92 137 367 L Jenkins... Hargett. Patient to 148 38(1 115-3 Typhoid Expected Howard .... 49 103-17 14 87 127 342 Huney. 40 21 112 ■ »- League. for the HOPWOODS FURNITURE 31 18 84 156 387 115-3 Duckpin Rolling P. B O'An ... 36 102-26 14 62 145 3#5 Placos. Make Giants’ Spring Camp. Cubs were Barrirk, Fierce. Darnell. A Betz_ 21 99 8 32 114 32u Bprhn'-n. 5C 154 MS5 .'ll 11-1 1^2"}? King. 3" 16 80 145 370 114-4 Dormling.... fi" 14-> S5T IS 11S 1 ‘J JL Lewis. 39 71 110 157 376 113-1 RED MEGAW IS INJURED. Utz and Ober Buffaloes were rep- Ml 361 M ’> 19 ’-1 < Brooks 23 12 57 145 364 ill-. HOUSTON. Tex., February 7 (A>). OVANDO. Mve-S IS Thorobred resented by Krumke. Jones, Ben- itpnn ."4 133 333 111 4* 106-1 Walter (Red) Megaw. crack Beacor 1 —A fast comeback from illness with Houlihan_5! !'l0-50 23 82 134 332 40 mo 3«r i« o« 104-22 HECHINGER S. Solem and Dunn. F>" r son. .... 51 Jiio-44 12 SO 123 .330 162-16 Sign bowler, was reported restini : fever was in today K"irn?y Hines .25 120 343 3 5" Pacini. 42 24 14S 145 407 122-4 typhoid prospect Neff 5! os-33 21 12 12S .145 329 14 67 90-10 House Boys’ Brigade Brueeser... 46 138 Schiike ... 14 9 3« 159 395 118-8 comfortably today in Sibley Hospita 1 first catcher Friendship SO 330 for Gus Mancuso, string O 3nen .... 54 M«-ll 12 133 McDonald... 42 32 115 149 388 116-3 received in an auto basketers continued their win CO following injuries for the world's champion New York Eckert 54 07-43 21 08 117 327 CArr” ICE CREAM Callan. 23 9 60 156 315 112-1 streak, drubbing the Highlanders 5" 377 20 124 311-30 37 12 105 139 366 112 mobile accident yesterday. Megat FINTA. Crane 145 Edwards. Giants, and, barring complications. -30 132 35« 20 101 V’ -19 Moore. 36 22 82 141 393 109-1 was be : of Anacostia. 48-27. Playing for Pr-M-'a’e'V expected to released from thi Gus would Exner 54 100-37 24 62 142 361 SO 7 349 21 01 10<-0 10 6 16 120 33o 101-4 TIRES his physiciaans predicted nrhe-rnk ... 14 Leckert. either or tomorrow. the victors were Errol Flood, Ray- T. Griffin. 5! 100-10 lo 04 131 .140 131 282 1* 0* 103-34 Jfe today si hospital be able to show up for Spring train- Fn-a '. Here it one of the most Fred ZiHlOX 45 os-18 11 15 118 322 54 329 353 9 96 100-30 R STREET DELICATESSEN. amazing will be a mond Towers. Whalen. Ray- Fiscal.. ing. “although he probably Poll 54 05-13 13 73 128 341 offers ever made to motorists! i I mond Clark and Egbert Cornell. Bild 22 16 51 145 375 115-8 safety little late.” J. O Connell.. *4 05-3 16 71 119 308 SHOE MART. Amos 19 8 49 138 391 113-» The used We will pay you $8.00 to $28.00 to Highlanders Townsend. _ 54 M6 356 16 134 110-3 39 11 98 147 381 112-7 Mancuso had been abed here at CHAMPLAIN Cohen Ford. Danforth. Cornish, Fisher and B-"e-. 54 137 373 30 S3 103-51 Ben Hare ..27 6 66 132 360 llo-l i get old, worn-out, unsafe tires off Last with fever for the last 10 376 9 48 103-12 his home O'Nell ... 54 107-43 23 123 137 T- -entaurn 24 1'7 345 Cutie Hayre 12 3 31 133 346 110-2 Fights Night Crok. the road! No matter what make or A. 30 99-4 It 41 126 .3.32 136 16 86 jn"-50 57 109-3 but his illness was not definitely divert... c'-v, si 357 Burdete. .... 27 10 145 354 days, .312 20-48 — until fritz Maisei. clever little tmrci Callaahar. .. .30 98-20 15 37 12.3 -■-Oner. 13R 387 20 7" Vvomersley... 39 13 83 148 37U 1U7-2 kind of tires you are using sell diagnosed as typhoid fever yes- W. Valentine 47 96-32 14 63 112 314 *24 S 38 99-10 baseman of the New York Ameri- Rud ck .*.*.*.*.. 23 119 them to and BLOW-OUT- By the Associated Press. terday. The physicians said the W. Morris.. 53 93-6 1.3 65 121 30.3 BRODT'S. INC. us, buy is to Clyde Doylr 57 87-26 14 41 119 302 DIAMOND CAB JACKSONVILLE. Fla —Cliff Greer. disease appeared to be of a mild form. cans. expected give Mooney. 45 22 126 156 387 117-8 PROOF, Heat Resisting, SAFE, a base- V’li-ms.... 48 M2 "66 18 117 100-42 Robertson... 39 18 9.5 139 393 112-8 ‘ Milan tough struggle for SANTA MARIA. DAYTON Wood. 145, Sarasota, outpointed Simoi Kil*-y 47 146 355 10 73 105-13 Patti. 42 19 193 155 363 110-3 Cool, Quiet-Running honors next season in the rs 147 345 102-23 H'ebolsky, 146, Cincinnati GO). I-1 stealing ] Scbrfieid ... 51 100-35 27 Gross. '5 ns 349 11 13 Powell. 32 10 72 154 347 107-1 l Thorohred TIRES—the tires the 4 117 310 67 AHerican I'cC?be _ 18 93-4 33 47 13.3 342 13 1"0-12 43 12 !»ll 136 364 106-3 League. Halm. Maley. are so that WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.—Lero; Casn?r 4s 90-13 .3 43 106 305 Howa-d. 24 136 348 8 39 .*8-18 Sirr.l. 13 8 14 124 311 98-7 factory feels good Among names mentioned in Rod 132 300 168, Charleston, drew witl ; Pro Dugan 51 89-39 15 47 Hard::’.*.47 13S 32S 7 08 94-13 they are— prow, Hockey and Gun news are William Wvn- RINALDI TAILORS. Jackie Gibbs. 163. Houston. Tex. G0> COLUMEIA. SUNDAY STAR Charles Porte”. John Rees. 15 10 36 154 391 115 koop, Hurley, 12 4 10 122 316 48 Scott, 128, Ada. Okla., out Schxoerer .. 99-10 Patt-n. 24 134 344 16 104-12 27 HU 140 390 114-1 3 Howard By the Associated Press. A. 377 Whiting_41 Mack Sparrough. Hugh Kane, Werres .. .. 48 99 15 72 127 353 23 83 103-6 • L» yh .... 45 136 Coccuzzi.... 27 16 62 149 366 112-1 it Louis 129, Wes 68 124 315 pointed Trowbridge, Last results: Howard Fritz, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ryan 48 95-32 12 lores'!. 48 125 341 16 68 100-11 Nash. 12 7 25 130 347 109-1 D ! night’s Masvhinney. 12 92-9 2 15 111 -90 324 11 48 OR---’ Palm Beach (8'. Matorian ... 3t M6 L Bonbrest .. 33 13 72 135 371 109-4 National York Amer- Loveday. Harry Kennedy, Miss 3 89 1 1 90 267 League—New Hall Aonfch __51 121 2.32 10 60 06-36 Lasover. 27 13 55 149 350 105-1 3 ! LOS ANGELES—Art Lasky, 191 ■ Boston, New York Mabel Mo’hershead. W. L. Moth- Iserr.an.2! 109 316 3 >*4-1- Vecchio. 40 15 79 143 359 104-3 icans, 1; 0; SAN DOMINGO Del Johnny Free G. Howard Sam Ross. 1.3 100 295 3 21 95 L. Rinaldi... 39 12 66 136 339 101-1 8 Minneapolis, stopped Rangers, 3; Montreal Canadiens, 0; ershead. Ritter, 5 32 131 337 91-4 Thornett ... 13 110-7 Nolda. 26 122 308 7 26 184. Fritzie Zivic 350 man, Brooklyn 15>; Montreal Maroons, 6; Ottawa. 2. Kendig. Edward Stereck. Roy McMahon .. 54 106-43 28 102 151 NORTHEAST 3 54 106-211 21 116 139 369 CITY CAB. 141. Pittsburgh, outpointed Perfect International League—Buffalo, 3; Snooks, Austin Savage, Willie Grad- Lovett. 41 13 118 163 378 111-2 8 s 30 105-2 IS 51 130 341 ! Los Collii ! Hardie. 9 3 21 130 342 107-6 Lopez. 139, Angeles (6). Detroit, 2. F’etcher, Heard, Warwick Moslev 38 90-24 13 57 141 334 KMouin. 45 134 361 24 91 10.3-11 Eugene 97 D 15 7 30 136 332 107-1 F sh .... 50 134 363 16 104-3.a Jones.... American Association — Oklahoma Furr, Mathews and Booth 44 95-21 10 59 118 316 (1 QUINCY, 111.—Jimmy Brown. 155 Charley Ray- Esmonds.... 45 125 227 20 61 90-11 Olive. 35 17 61 136 362 103-3 Furer. 15 127 311 4 23 0.1-3 Sahnow. 18 5 34 121 326 103-1 1 Cincinnati, outpointed Mickey O'Shee City, 5: Kansas City, 4: St. Louis, 3; mond SALVADOR. Eurro'vs. ... OS-26 Clharonas .. 12 1 22 119 323 101-2 356 Luskey 42 12.3 324 12 60 Einar 2. -•- Reynolds ... 56 105-51 20 log 137 153, Chicago GO); Hedquisl Tulsa, 06-21 ... 32 13 50 127 335 100-1 3 ..... 30 127 305 4 48 Murphy. ... 75 135 367 Muth Lee Cox, 15( schedule: Oortn 41 104-34 17 H Corvelll.. 15 6 23 118 344 100-4 153. Chicago, outpointed | Tonight’s 54 100-6 19 81 133 330 at HOCKEY PLAYER SOLD. E 4'erner... STERRETT OFERATING SERVICE. A. Cirillo_33 ill 41 139 354 98-1 3 Cincinnati (8); Art Mitchell, 132, Chi International League—Cleveland Hol’ih ... 41 95-36 11 51 119 327 J Baucom... 18 4 9 111 318 98-2 J. Werner... 54 94-46 13 64 121 320 334 25 74 101-36 cago, knocked out Ray Taylor, 1331, Windsor. BOSTON. February 7 ifP).—Boston Wr»nn _ 61 130 Harbin. 13 6 19 123 303 97-1 0 L-mat...... 35 128 .318 10 56 08-4 Cincinnati (2); Charlev Oldham, 14( Canadian-American League —New Bruins have announced the sale of DE SOTO 18 64 97-2 Clsen ...... 51 128 325 MAYFLOWER. Quincy, outpointed A1 Driver, 14( Haven at Boston, Quebec at Phila- Lloyd Gross, a left winger, to the C O Connell 58 1 ns-10 74 129 135 390 Whitina. 41 27 101 140 390 114-1 3 P. Callahan.. 48 104 70 89 142 356 38 112 300 10 42 92-10 Cincinnati i6>. I delphia. i Detroit Red Wings. Zimmerman.' ! J. Talbert... 23 12 63 157 368 113-1 L Callahan 54 107-33 2° 101 139 3*8 18 7 37 161 350 106-1 48 308 Appel Collins .... 33 97-23 5 123 B Huntt.... 18 9 30 130 324 104-1 121 309 Atchison .. 24 91-11 4 22 Eisenber*_ 24 8 43 131 327 103-9 PALOS. N. L. OPENERS LISTED FREEMAN'S ALL-STARS. 100% Washington Owned 353 60 Girl Downs Gets Mat License W Griffin 48 inn-4 15 67 133 F Meade_ 24 14 152 377 114-2 t o Commission, 41 98-16 15 56 142 3o9 Thompson... 18 9 44 137 351 111-1 and Stores McGa-raghy. 17 Will Operated Loorev 54 95-45 16 67 121 317 I Four Visiting Clubs April Theyei*. 15 8 30 135 352 109-1 6 95-4 O 9 107 .90 da tens ..... Kohler. 24 13 52 137 352 109-9 Serve You With DAYTONS: Marsa1 39 9.3-35 10 48 117 301 Be Hosts 24. Rossiter. 24 10 44 153 356 103-1 on at 114 299 April Illinois Attorney General Backs Nell Donald—Female Bout Tap Chicago. Kuttner .... 27 0O-10 5 26 Street 12 77-5 1 3 87 245 NEW YORK. February 7 WPV—The Potomac Tire Co. Ben Hundley LA SALLE. National League schedule provides foi BY WILLIAM WEEKES. rest of the Miss Donald however, MAPLE LEAF PLAYEB ILL. 28th and M Sts. N.W. 3446 14th St. N.W. wrestling "champions” persisted, Perrv 56 96-36 19 72 125 321 the following games on opening day Associated Press Sports Writer. were making. Nell set out to see if end finally wrote to Otto Kerner, Smith 5o 96-4 14 63 135 340 17: TORONTO, February 7 (£>).—Jc e Decatur 0790 Adam* 8100 j 7 12o 314 April 7.—She a woman couldn't get some of it. Illinois’ attorney general, for a Gallagher .. 29 05-70 40 Primeau. center of the Toronto Mapl * February Ki’.cv 5 9.3-2 o 4 98 2,5 Boston at Brooklyn. a She learned all about the airplane legal opinion. Kerner read the 90-9 8 123 288 who is from an attac River View Service couldn't get job teaching McKenna ... 32 34 Philadelphia at New York. Leafs, suffering piaza Service 26 116 295 physical training and the spin, flying tackle and body slam, athletic commission rules, and Shea 32 86-1 8 Chicago at Cincinnati. of appendicitis, is reported as prc and claimed the women’s couldn’t find therein to Station Station CHICAGO.vaudeville business hasn’t wrestling anything NINA. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. greasing favorably. so Nell championship of the world, figur- keep women from obtaining li- 6th and \\ ater Sts. S.W. been so good lately, J. Dlegelman 27 102-11 10 43 136 325 The four visiting clubs all will oper 49 Massachusetts Ave. N.W. that some one would come censes. were issued this 10 119 313 Donald. 27, and comely, is out to ing They Messink .... 6 102-2 3 their home seasons on April 24 Metro. 6656 Metro. 9245 T Morris... 15 100-14 2 26 125 330 some of the she has along sooner or later to dispute her week. en- get money Mahoney 21 97-7 6 32 115 311 against the same opposition they Co. claim. "Wrestling is no more strenuous 9.3-5 2 11 114 285 Used Cars ! R. G. Dunne & ...... heard there is in wrestling. Geisler 9 counter on April 17. Quality *Ut0 After graduating from the Chi- Sure enough, along came another than basket ball, tumbling or field Cor. 6th and H Sts. N.E. and Nell "so couldn't H1*1 XT„, cago Normal School of Physical Chicago girl. Ruby Allen, they hockey,” said, I Lincoln 7636 4S10 ^ isconsin Ave. N.W. Education Nell looked about for a planned to wrestle it out They ran see any reason why a woman Soles Service Sever dosed Cleveland 9504 teaching position in some school into a snag immediately, for the shouldn’t be allowed to WTestle. eystem. but had no luck. Then she Illinois State Athletic Commission Wrestling is popular, teaching jobs Service Distributors DELIVERY traveled all over the country doing refused to issue licenses to them. are scarce, so why shouldn’t I IMMEDIATE Guaranteed Tire Co. with two Nell with the members of WTestle?” Carburetors a comedy acrobatic act pleaded Stromberg NOLAN’S other girls. There has been little the commission, but it just didn’t So. the soprano voices of Nell 1010 Penna. Ave. N.W. or no market for that kind of act, seem right to Chairman Joseph and Ruby will be added to wres- 1111 18th N.W. LS.JULIIEN.hc 7940 •nd she found herself out of a Job. Triner and his associates, George tling’s grunt and groan chorus at CREEL BROTHER! Standard Set-rice Center Metra »• i 1443 P St. N.W, 4S01 CONN. AYR. about all the money Jim Getz and Packey McFarland, for the Cicero Stadium, in a 15-min- 1811 14™ ST.,N.W.» DEct-rgn 4220 1 BRANCH, Hearing North 8076 Londos. Joe Savoldi and all the women to be wrestling. l i : r.:. Ir I’lldai' c " 1 n A i * * -* f r