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of Sweepstakes ■ Duckpinners■ A ·!· à 't A Mat Matches NO SI ING EVIDENT CHERI BACK 526 Pounds on the Hoof Collide in Ring DUBS, NEAR-STARS By the Associated Press. BOSTON—Ed George, 218, East Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. Aurora, Ν. Y., won over George Za- harias, 228, Pueblo, Colo. (Zaharlas IN A. CDNIPETETONIGHT IMP after each had won one IN DEFEATOF disqualified AS ROSS MENACE fall). OJINALS PHILADELPHIA. — Chief Little Deadline Here for Entries Bout Ends in Ninth, Primo's Wolf, 2Ί3, , threw Dick Abandons Slugging Tactics Olympic Club, With Nine of Shikat, 235, Philadelphia, 14:53.

— in N. D. B. C. Much Greater Experience ι SCHENECTADY, Ν. Y. Pinky and Boxes Superbly to 16 Contenders, Has Grip Tourney. Gardner, 178, Schnectady, defeated Issue. Marion Mynster, 175, Charlçstown, Woods. on Team Honors. Orioles Invade. Deciding W. Va„ two straight falls. Outpoint DETROIT.—Jim Londos, 222, St. Kan- tournaments BY C.RANTLANn RICE. Louis, threw Orville Brown, 199, By the Associated Press. only a single 1934 sweepstake sas, 1:09.30. will bowl- YORK. March 16.—The March 16.—Once champion in the running. occupy Washington CINCINNATI.—George Gable, 155, ers one for mammoth beat the mastodon. again the sinister shadow of 16 survivors of one of the tonight, duffer» Olaf 153, TWO Cincinnati, threw Hanson, WITH and the other loomed to- most heated amateur box- primarily for In the head-on collision of Sweden, 1:10. , but not NEW of stars, the 526 pounds, ranging into day to menace the reign ing tournaments in local history will brightest. The sixth annual Bill stratospheric atmospheres, Primo Car- Barney Ross as world lightweight battle it out tonight at Catholic Uni- Wood Dub champion. will at the won the cham- versity for the 1935 District A. A. U. Sweepstakes open Lucky rera synthetic heavy The Italian warrior from New ! | Gloves Strike with what promises to be the pionship of the world by battering York, former holder of the light- i Golden championships. Firing LITTLE field of the season a into in QUINTETS into the Will begin at 8:30 o'clock. iargest for Ray Impellittiere submission weight crown, jumped pic- event. affair is the ninth round. ture as a potential Ross challenger The Olympic Club, with nine rep- j money This restricted last night by subjecting Chuck Woods resentatives in the finals, is an odds- to bowlers with of little more than a j league averages Impellittiere, of Detroit to a neat which to annex the Fred A. pasting, on favorite j less than 107, A second set will be novice in his sixth fight, took such a IN won Tony the unanimous decision of team trophy. The Jewish ; , HAY TOURNEY Hartley rolled next at the Pin terrific- beating in the eighth and the judges and the referee in 10 Community Center, which will be rep- Saturday King rounds. i is the and a final at the Strike the ninth rounds that Jack Dempeey resented by three battlers, only Lucky other team standing a chance to win s Saturday following. the in the latter ses- Seven A. A. U. Games Today j stopped fight Leaves Familiar Role. the team title, and the J. C. C.'s I An entry fee of $2, plus $3 for the sion. had to step out of his chances are not bright. Teams of cast of 15 games, is the Dub Sweep- At this point Impellittiere was so Include No familiar character—that of a The Northeast Boys" Club and the j CANZONERI for Police Boys' Club each has one scrap- ; stakes Both sexes are hadly battered and beaten up, so be- puncher—and bccome this levy. eligible. Over 130 Pounds. occasion at least, a boxer, to turn the per in the finals, while two are un- At the Potomac wildered and dazed, that he had no Rosslyn, Handicap trick. Ten thousand saw attached. spectators will be held. This is a defense left the lumbering at- Sweepstakes against him win. I Sails Into Final. five-game, tournament with an entry 1ack of the massive Italian. Jack games in the lighter divi- Off to an uncertain start, Canzo- with masterful to THOMPSON, who has ad- iee of $2.50, including cost of games. Drmpsey, the referee, eight years out sions were to be played today neri, , began beat Woods at his own game with the vanced to the final round without No bowlers with an average of better of the ring, could have exchanged his in the District A. A. U. basket STEVE than 120 will be to beginning of the fifth round. He boxed raising a glove, will be the only permitted compete uniform for trunks and SEVEN at Tech m· this. giay fighting ball tournament High superbly to jockey Woods into position 1934 champion competing. Thompson, Mopped either man in less than three School. to score with damaging blows. He who gained two forfeits during the Northeast A In the 100-pound class, won the last six rounds without a preliminary battling, will seek the 147- ! Popular Tourney. rounds. the Boys' Club was to engage George- break. ι pound championship, dropping down Potomac Sweepstakes came town Boys' Club Grays at 3 o'clock, Grand class in he Goliaths Without a Punch. Wesley Ramey, Rapids, a notch from the which THEinto being through popular de- and the Northeast Boys' Club Cardi- was clever for introduced the Mich., lightweight, too fought so successfully last year. He mand. Several weeks ago Gait HUMPHRIES to meet the nals were Georgetown Frankie Sagilio, Cicero puncher, in will meet Robbv Raw.son in one of tli" Davis, the Rosslyn alley proprietor, men as David and Goliath, but at 3:45 o'clock. Boys' Club Blues their 10-rounder. Mike Belloise, sen- two bouts which will find an Olympic staged the Old Dominion Handicap JOEJoe went astray on his biblical class j Competition in the 115-pound sational featherweight, ringman opposing a Jewish Commu- and was forced to turn down entries history. They were both Goliaths Cavaliers the was to find the meeting made a show of Orville Drouillard of nity Center representative. for lack oî accommodations. The without a sling or a punch. Car- 3 o'clock, and Takoma Boys' Club at Windsor, Ontario, in their 10-round Final pairings follow : Potomac tournament is identical in nera. 6 feet 6. weighed 268 pounds. C. A. the the Y. M. Eagles opposing scheduled semi-wind-up. He scored 'N.rth- plan with the Old Dominion. 6 feet 7, weighed 258'i 1l?-pound class—Pal Cerchini Impellittiere. Dewhurst quint at 3:45 o'clock. a technical knockout victory in the easi B. C > vs. Dan De Ro*a (Olympic Both the Dub and Potomac will with weight still An- Club* pounds surplus ( In the 130-pound class, St. fifth round. have afternoon squads, with some of from his stomach. llK-pound class—Henrv Peterson (J C hanging thony's was to tackle the Washington C. » vs. Eddie Saugsted Olympic», the contestants shooting this after- were minus skill or a t I.Hi-pound class—Lou Gevinson 'Olym- They giants Post quint at 4:30; the Boys' Club noon at 3 o'clock. pic Club» vs. Joe Tardusno unatrached >. Tonight's squads punch, both giving everything they to the Optimists were meet Washing- SCHOOLS TIE AT GOLF. ! -'15-pound class—Willie Peary «Olympic will get under way at 8. had, with little to give. at the same time, and the Clubι vs. Harry Thompson «Olympic ton Grays Tech School and St. John's Neither as looked in High 1 15-oound class -Bobby Rau -on The deadline for the National Duck- Young played to a 3-3 tie yesterday as both C. vs. Steve Thompson Olympic" this engagement, would have lasted Club at 1'to-r.ound clas· Lddie Peru/71 «Police to face the Takoma Boys' on pin Bowling Congress championships, Baer to schools opened their golf seasons Boys Club 1 vs. Bob Grimm « Olympic 1 long enough against Max which open next at the 5 o'clock. the Rock Creek Park course. Sum- 1.5-pound cln.s George Cox defeated Statler. and 4 of D. Sullivan 1 Deeyansky.f τ 5 lii miller M10.·: points): second. Marjory opposed She downed Miss Maureen Orcutt the defending champion, 3 and 2, in FRO-AMATEUR GOLF Morrison.ί.. ι» ο ιι Guineyi... » 1 1 Imp barely missed two uppercuts that1 Lipske Π0:1.4 points), third, Nancy Rawls I tournament, they've been rival final-, of Englewood in the semi-finals. the final round. Gansf 4 .(1! Hayfs f.... 7 1 l.i caught a thin section of Camera's big (100.6 points). ists at least a dozen times in the past Cole.f il H O Dunn ! <» ·· ■* τ rITH many teams objecting to chin and rocked him back. with the honors about equally divided Crulcks'nk.c 1 7 Moorman.c. ■"! 1 7 the Base Ball FIELD IS NARROWED Armstrong.c n it 11 Mooney.c.. i> W Tri-County The bout drew the largest crowd Penn.e 1 :t 7 Gardner.ε Γ» 1 T.eague. possibility of a return of the season to the Garden, with Manein Rates Slight Fdgr. O'Connor.». » ο il Jablonsky.K. oil to the Northern ο Virginia League has Ryan.ε .... 2 Somers.s... 1 'J lfi.695 customers contributing gross ο β ... 1 Ο ·; been sandlot ball leaders for More Laurels the current indoor season New York and New Jersey Greene.g. :i Balev.ï expressed by 18-Year-Old Rider Headed | )nly in receipts of $38.206.28. clashed BpII the Old Dominion. It is proposed they've twice, Totals ..IS 11 47 Totals .. Ή 11 5!l DURING Remain for U. S. that the Northern title winning in five sets at Pitts- I Players timmre—O. Mitchell Score at halt— Virginia again be assumed and that the be di- burgh end Mangin scoring a straight Title Semi-Finals. 1!» to loop A. P. vided into two sections, a red division Copyright. Wirephoto. set triumph over his long-standing such teams as the Last arch rival in the Heights Casino including Virginia Fights Night I W. & L. BANS BOXING White Sox, Clarendon Cardinals. Park tournament final here. iy the Associated Press. Lane. Aldi Marshall. McLean. Clar- On the basis of their performances AUGUSTINE, Fla. March 16 — By the Associated Press. ^T. With endon Business Men. Clarendon A. C. thus far in this tournament Mangin Today's semi-final rounds in the Holds Sport Inconsistent CHICAGO.—Tony Canzoneri, 134%, ^ and Arlington, sr.d a blue section to holds a slight edge. His straight set first annual national amateur-pro- Aims. New York, outpointed Chuck Woods. Educational include Middleburg. Manassas. Ball- win over J. Gilbert Hall, a New Jersey 'essional match play golf tournament 138, Detroit (10); Wesley Ramey, ston. Purcellville, Falls Church and rival, in the semi-final made the fifth found New York and New Jersey LEXINGTON, Va., March 16 Grand only Fairfax Station. 136'-j, Rapids, outpointed successive match Mangin won with- shotmakers left in the contest. The slap of leather and the shuffle Prankie Sagilo, 139, Cicero (10); canvas will echo out the loss of a set. Bell was Willie Macfarlane. Tuckahoe. Ν. Y.. of feet on resined A meeting will be called Monday at Sammy Chivas. 142, Detroit, and Dick and Lee. nicked for a set before he set down 3ro, and Arthur Lynch, Mamaroneck. no more at Washington the Past Building to lav further plans. Sisk. 141, Chicago, drew (6); Billy has decided to Julius Seligson in four sets. Ν. Y„ amateur, were pitted against The Athletic Council The confab will begin at 8 o'clock. Treest. 168'2. St. Charles, 111., stopped !I No matter what the outcome of the j Clarence Clark. Bloomfield, N. J., pro. cut boxing from the list of sports. Lee Savoldi, 174. St. Paul (4); Mike Mount singles finalist, Bell and Mangin will j »nd Mike Parco, Buffalo, Ν. Y., The Generals thus became the first Rainitr Grays will nracticp Brlloise, 127, New York, stopped Or- to aban- tomorrow at 2 on team up after their match to vie for imateur. in one match. Southern Conference school afternoon o'clock the ville Drouillard, 133, Windsor, On- Mount Rainier the doubles crown with Dr. Eugene Paul Runyan, White Plains, N. Y„ don the sport. t'igh School field tario (5). coun- McCauliff and Sidney B. Wood, aro. and Charles Whitehead. South A statement explaining the jr., A meeting of the Clarendon A. C. NEW YORK.—Primo Camera, 2«8, Davis Cup singles star. N. Jimmy cil's stand was issued. It said: River, J., amateur, opposed will be neld Monday at 8 o'clock at Italy, stopped Ray Impellittiere, 258 Vi, and Tailer. "While we feel that boxing classes, Hines. pro, Tommy the home cf Ed Watson, 1 Cherrydale New York (9); Abe Feldman, 181 both of New in the where a is taught the principles imateur, York, boy avenue, Clarendon Va. New York, outpointed Steve Dudas, COLLEGIANS IN FINALS Either contest. of self-defense, are desirable, we be- 18212, Edgewater, N. J. (8). Today's semi-finals and tomorrow's lieve that intercollegiate boxing is an Another Clarendon club, the Busi- SAN FRANCISCO.—Lou final match are 36-hole affairs. athletic in which one of the ness Men's A. C meet Brouillard, Hoyas, Terrapins and Cardinals ι activity will Thursday 155'2, Worcester. Mass., stopped Babe I chief objectives is, in effect, to in- at 8 o'clock at the home of Business San Francisco Climax Intramural Play. one's L. D. All Marino. 143, (7). HOCKEY. capacitate opponent. Manager La;>gley. of last PRO "We consider this to be inconsistent and WHEELING, W. Va.—Mose Butch, Basket ball, boxing and volley ball year's players any new candidates 3y the Associated Press. with the aims of an educational in- are to 126, Pittsburgh, stopped Wesley Mar- teams representing Georgetown. Mary- requested get in touch with International League. stitution." at Clarendon between 5 tin, 126, Akron, Ohio (8); Lloyd Pine, land and Catholic University will meet I Langley 33, 5; 4. ί all-conference forward and 7:30 125, Akron, outpointed Barney Ruf- in the finals tonight at the Ritchie Windsor, Syracuse, Joe Pette, o'clock. has been elected to the W. & lern, 127, Youngstown (6); Billy Rand, Coliseum to determine the second an- American Association. captain I ball team. 136. Pittsburgh, and Stan Nagey, 139, nual intermural championships. Kansas City, 2: Oklahoma City, 1. L. basket drew (6). Opening the program, Maryland and i STATISTICAL CLERK GRAND FORKS. N. Dak—Louis Catholic University will tangle in the ; ball New Classes Fittig, Grand Forks, outpointed Stan- final volley contest at 7:30 o'clock. to Recover Opening ley Dorgan, Duluth (6); K. O. Walsh, Following this tilt Georgetown and Steve Hamas Slow Monday, March 18 will meet » 171, Moorhead. Minn., and Cy Vester, Maryland at basket ball, with MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL to follow. 170. Duluth, drew (4). the boxing Catholic Uni- j FOR'SECRETARIES PHILADELPHIA.—George Gibbs, versity and Georgetown have five rep- resentatives each in the boxing, while I At Least Two Weeks at Sanitarium Necessary Tivoli Theater Buildinc 142. Philadelphia, outpointed Johnny : 14th Street and Parle Road Maryland has four. Final ring pair- Jadick. 137. Philadelphia (10). \ Telephone Columbia .'1000 ings follow: to Restore Victim. HOLLYWOOD. Calif.—Maxie Schmeling,s Finals Fairings. Rosenbloom. 181. New York, out- j 115 pounds—Dart (C. U.) vs. Coll pointed Frank Rowsey, 177, Holly- (G U.). j the Associated Press. round. of Berlin who wood (10). 125 pound?—D'Onifrio (C. U.) vs. Ben- By Specialists nett . exhausted. Country Club. Will sacri- SAN DIEGO, Calif.—Harold 175 pounds—Fletcher (Md.) vs. Krug Sunday from Max Schmeling. phy, 196, Chicago, outpointed Ted (G. D.). Dr. Hans Goebbels of Hamburg, fice initiation fees. Heavyweight—Birkland (Md.) vs. Meglin some concern over his San Although who examined Hamas first, de- Graham, 189, Diego (10). (G. D ). condition still was felt, physicians clared a punch, close SACRAMENTO. Calif.—A1 Citrino, I Schmeling Dues less than ordered him to a sanitarium to the ear, had affected the Ameri- $7.00 125, San Francisco, knocked out who SOCCERISTS DEADLOCK. for rest and treatment believed he can's brain so that he was unable Young Gildo, 125, Manila (10); Tony month to score would be fit in two weeks. to understand the meaning of per Marino, 119, Pittsburgh, Pa., out- Unable yesterday despite again two extra and Numbness of the left leg and words during the bout. Not a summer a pointed Joey Dodge, 119, Sacramento MIAMI. Fia., March 16.—Here is Wayne Wright, the Rexford, Idaho, jockey, shown atop Jadaan, which periods. Georgetown membership—hut where he rode four Sherwood will meet again double vision in the left eye devel- "This caused a kind of stupor." permanent full club affiliation. (10). he brought in to capture the feature Wakulla Purse here yesterday at Tropical Park, also playgrounds at in the Junior Soccer Monday oped after Hamas' fight with Dr. Goebbels explained, "which as well as finishing third in another race. Wright wgs the leading jockey four straight League PORTLAND. Oreg.—Eddie Schneider. other winners, the latter won on it for Hamas Vo Bo* 27-5, Star Office. sessiori and Hialeah. He the current at reseda le il an attempt to reach a Schmclinm'hich madr impossible Milwaukee. Wis.. meetings—Pimlico. bA'Ip. the first Tropical Park already lseieading A£dreu Ifi5. ( outpointed knockout in the ninth , from 11 winners'. decision. i a technical get away Schmeling." Sailor Fushay, 175, Portland (6). meeting, which opened Monday, with a total of V