Herman Adds Dynamite to Cub Line-Up : Pay Limit War Among AA Minors Looms the Cauliflowers WASHINGTON AND LEE COURT TIME ASSIGNED ONE FOR THE Culling « Basket Ball Games I MIGHT EXPLODE, FEATHER ME GO BY FRANCIS E. STAN QUINT HAS 13 GAMES SET MY ME Many Listed for Floor at Roosevelt High. φ BOOK © Ε devastating left hand of Joe In the country and has no Idea of re- Knight, which has enabled the placing him on the strength of Er- Basket ball teams have been as- win's protest. Eight of Contests to Be Staged on signed time on the Roosevelt High BY CHARLIE WHITE. handîome Southerner to ascend Γ OPPOSED ON School courts as follows: BRIGHT CARD since ol' Doc the COAST Ï0PS to good Wilson, the top of the light-heavy- Home Floor—Opens Play Tonight, Griffith-Consumers. 8 o'clock; DUFFY, one oT the fa- hero, the fans' "spirit of fair weight ladder, may prove something of NOTboy tomorrow. Calvary Baptist, 7 o'clock; HUGHmous outfielders of Boston, in play," etc., departed for other ter- on a January 6. Bureau of Investigation, 8 o'clock; the season of 1894 (National handicap tomorrow sight at Portner's Babe With but Barba in ritories, has Washington had a real Pacific Won't Attend Olmsted Grill, 9 o'clock; Wednesday,, Great Willow, made the Chocolate-La Bout Loop League) highest batting j Arena, when he opposes Cowboy Owen honest-to-goodness collar-and-mat hero. Wpllace Memorial. 7 o'clock; Tremonts, percentage, .438. in a Clark major leagues. Phelps In a 10-round bout billed for rassling Va., December 5.— 8 o'clock, and Petworth Baptist, 9 Is Uncertain Performer He played in 124 New York Climaxes Gable. But Prof. Busy the Dixie title. LEXINGTON,Washington and Lee basket ball Meeting—Ints Annoyed by β clock. games and made 236 light-heavy Turner, Josephus team will play 8 of their 13 games These t"ims originally were assigned base hits. Phelps, the reformed Arizona cowboy, with some outside in Other Week in at home this year. Only games Club. time on ihe Mscfarland Junior High Respects. Babe Ruth, Boxing. may not have been the aid, no has thçee Jersey City play- setting fight doubt, ; are scheduled for the courts School court, which will be open Tues- world on opponents' ing With Boston mid fire, but he has a remarkable unearthed what and until further reccrd and two are on neutral floors. day Friday nights New York American against southpaws, according to appears just what notice. The Generals open their court sea- the Associated Press. BY FRANCIS J. POWERS. League teams, during By the Associated Press. Manager Jimmy Erwln. Phelps has the fans, fair and By son against St. John's of Annapolis here 19 years made 652 YORK, December 5.—Kid fought. 112 times and has yet to loee mere males December alike, on January 6. and close against V. P. I. Ohio, December 5.—The home runs, the to a left-hander. And it isn't because ordered in great- Chocolate, recognized in New Prank at home on 18. The on 5.—A over of a February games fight fixing LOUISVILLE GETS PAIR est number any play- scarcity of southpaw foes, either. J u d s ο η, former Chicago Cubs have ob- York State as neutral floors are: February 2, Duke at er has ever made. featherweight Nor is that the cnly bright part of athletic instructor salary limits for players in tained an a No. 1 "buster- NEW Lynchburg. Va., and February 4, West COLUMBUS, John P. champion of the world, defends record. The has to Mclnnis, Phelps' cowboy yet at Harvard Uni- at Va. the minor loomed Colonels and SAints Both to Train CHICAGO, be off Virginia Bluefield, W. leagues Boston Red knocked his feet. up" ball player in Floyd Sox, his title claim in Madison Square Gar- versity. The schedule: holds the today as the annual There highest den in the climax battle Frank, whose thirty-first Next Spring. Caves ι Babe) Herman. They Friday night Knight, too, has some shucks of January 6—St. John's. ι fielding percentage as a first base- profile ranks even convention of the National Asso- of a and week for the a January 10—V. P. I. at Blacksburg. COLUMBUS. Ohio, December δ VP). suffered from the lack of a "bus- man, .999 in 152 games (1921). busy profitable BUT record. The 23-year-old scrapper ahead of that of from January 13—Gallaudet. ciation of Professional Base Ball —Louisville, Ky., will be the training The 26-inning tie game. 1-1, Brook- leather-pushers. Cairo, Ga., who. providing he the good Doc Wil- ter-up" player last season during maintains his most cer- January 14—Maryland. grounds for two American Association lyn National League vs. Boston, May The Cuban "Keecl's" challenger will present gait, son, will get his Leagues moved into its second day ta will January 21—Virginia. base ball clubs next Spring. the world series with the New 1, 1920, is the longest game, in- inly be ranked No. 1 by the second chance to by be Fidel La Barba, rugged Los Angeles j Frank judson. January 31—N. C. State. of debate. Officials of the St. Paul and Louis- ever On Ν. B. A. in its next light-heavy rank- York Yankees. nings, played. September 1, battler whose two bids for the be the fair-haired 2—Duke at previous ings, has engaged in 210 February Lynchburg. The of the will ville clubs have announced they will 1906, Philadelphia Athletics played a title ended in defeat. fights, winning boy around this hamlet when he tackles opening gun fight The Yanks had two "busters- 126-pcund 63 knockouts. lost nine February 4—West Virginia at Blue- hold their Spring workouts in the Ken- elegant 24-inning game with the Boston Red by He has only another in Jim McMillan be sounded at a of the class La Barba, who "retired" in 1927 as boo-magnet field. conference Weather conditions at for- Up" in Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and 4-1. bouts in his five years of boxing and in the tucky city. Sox, winning, undefeated un- Thursday Washington Auditorium the of was so flyweight champion, February 7—North Carolina. AA leagues—the International, Ameri- mer camps and economy were- outcome the series tragic Walter Johnson, for tomorrow will be seeking his twentieth mat.feature. Judson made his debut in training pitching doubtedly will be a short-ender in the February 9—William and Mary. can Association and Pacific Coast— as the reasons. that the Bruins immediately went to holds American straight of 1932. Among his 19 victims last week when given Washington, League betting, although he split decisions with bang-up style he out- February at scheduled for the Pa- work to get Herman from Cincinnati. record of this year were both leading claimants 11—Maryland College today. However, Last year Louisville trained at Mo- winning games—416 in 21 Chocolate in two previous encounters. pointed Rudy Dusek. Park. Chicago had a first-rate break-up to the light-heavy throne, Maxie Rosen- coflc Coast group has announced that bile. Ala., and St. Paul at Mineral years (1907-27). Supporters of the Cuban Negro expect February 15—Virginia at Charlottes- it will not attend the and Tex. man for several seasons in Hack Wilson. J bloom and Georgie Nichols. LEWIS, fat and 50. or meeting Wells, his superior speed to offset any advan- ville. that it is not interested in a But the old Hackler at his best was not For any special best-on-records or Somebody's nice record is going to thereabouts, makes his first defense fixing tage La Barba might have in strength STRANGLER 18—V. P. I. limit. the versatile psrformcr that Herman major Isague informaticn. write to have a mar on It tomorrow. of his "world February and stamina. wrestling champion- 24—Southern Conference. The association has on has proved to be. Wilson could bust Charlie White, care of The so February already gone FLYING GRIDMEN WIN. ! up Star, The clever Cuban won ship," generously bestowed upon him New York it is no record of a limit and, while the ball with his but hs en- Judson, develops, rassling the New fixing — games big bat, inclosing self-addressed, stamped State as by York Athletic Commission, CARLISLE, Pa., December 5 Lang- became recognition featherweight king neophyte. In addition to teaching the International magnates have taken no so adept in busting training velope. when he opposes Hay Steele tonight in Field Aviators won the in August, when he stopped Lew Feld- Harvardites th? tricks of the PUSH GODFREY AT CHAMP vote on the matter, several of the club ley yesterday rules that the Cubs shipped him away. game, Madison Square Garden. Lewis was foot ball of the 3d man of New York in the twelfth round it is some owners have announced their Intentions championship Army Frank, reported, spent time granted the "title" when he of of a 15-round engagement. His claims disposed Corps Area, defeating the Carlisle Army a man to upset ball games Herman 13 twisting the ears of the pros and with Jack not of favoring such a move. Several GAMES FOR W. & L. are Paul of Sherry long ago. Sharkey Offered to Meet Medical School eleven, 6 to 0, here. disputed by Tommy Buffalo, some success. $100,000 leagues of lower classification also are AS has few equals. A great batter, he quite Tonight's is supposed to be a "shooting who holds National Boxing Association Turner added another 30-minute known to be in favor of the is likely to turn the tables with a match." So was the Sherry-Lewis Negro in Philadelphia. salary and Gallaudet recognition, and by Baby Arizmendi of match to the card limit. long smash to the outfield or over the ; Maryland Among yesterday, signing match, which was so dull the spectators Mexico, recognized by the California Joe former Notre Dame PHILADELPHIA, December 5 The first of several recom- fence. But at the same time he is Savoldl, grid booed and some even walked out. (IP).— important last month, leaving the club in a try Basket Ball Opponents. commission. One more bout of the Arena mendations a likely to bust up the game by star, and Jim Heslyn. Representatives Corpo- by committee of five will ing situation. running The Stadium offers an — Chicago inter- will be Others list- ration assert have offered Jack be discussed at a past two or three of his mates on the LEXINGTON, Va., December 5 arranged. already they today joint meeting Certainty that the difficulty would b·' esting heavyweight duel, also on ed will Ernie Dusek and $100,000 to defend his title of all is one base line or catching a fly ball with Gallaudet, to be met here January 13, Friday, bring together Pearce Joins Mentors. Sharkey leagues. The salary limit ironed out has been expressed by league* between King Levinsky. Chicago slug- Joe Cox and Joe Stecher and Renato against George Godfrey, Negro heavy- of the recommendations, with re- President Charles H. of Baltl-, the top of his head. The uncertainty and Maryland, to be faced here Jan- who won the along Knapp ger, and Primo Camera, Italian man- Gardinl. Bobby Pearce, Olympic of here next duction of elimination of of Herman's performances in a game uary 14 and at College Park Febru- weight Leipervillç, Pa., player limita, more. He said he believed the fran- mountain. Mickey Walker. Rumson, N. wrestling championship in the 123- Summer. radio from the and has made him a popular favorite around ary 11, are teams of the Washington class broadcasting parks chise would not be moved from Jersey J., heavyweight, will make his first the protests of Jimmy Er- pound and recently turned pro- Jess McMahon, former associate of several others. the National League. He takes the group appearing on the 13-game Wash- fessional, will coach the City. start since his defeat by Max Schmel- DESPITEwln, manager of Cowboy Phelps. Cushlng, the late Tex Rlckard, called Sharkey's The International ie slated will deadly seriousness out of many a game. ington and Lee basket ball schedule. School mat League Knapp be up for re-election at in a 10-round match with Arthur Matchmaker Frankie Mann Okla., High team. on the tele- for its annual this Babe was here and there around the The card: ing plans manager, Johnny Buclêley, meeting morning, this meeting along with William J. Dekuh, large Italian from New York, at to allow Charlie Short to referee to- It was stated, and offered to with several await- base ball universe for four seasons be- January 6—St. John's. phone, pay Important questions Manley of New York, who has served· Los tomorrow night. Cleve- morrow's bout between Phelps and Joe $50.000 when the articles were the chief of is fore he finally found haven with Uncle January 10—V. P. I. at Blacksburg. Angeles Vaulter Joins Sharkey ing settlement, which as secretary treasurer of the league land's show the same night will be Knight. Cage Squad. signed and the remainder one week be- the financial condition of the Wilbert Robinson and the Brooklyn January 13—Gallaudet. Jersey for the last 22 years. by a middleweight struggle be- Erwin still la sore over the decision Don Arthuad, who as a freshman at fore the fight. club. club. He was a greater batter from January 14—Maryland. topped City The National Board of Arbitration tween Paul Pirrone of Cleveland and awarded Vinoe Dundee over Phelps the University of Washington pole was as he had a on the day he left a California January 21—Virginia. Buckley quoted saying Brooklyn one-year option also opens its doors today and will re- high of some weeks ago. but Manr brands vaulted over 13 feet, has reported for would talk the matter over with the the achool, but his fielding him January 31—North Carolina State. Sammy Slaughter Indianapolis. Jersey City franchise and refused main in session until all business on preventing welter- Short as one of the best ring referees b isket ball. champion before to take the from remaining with team February 2—Duke at Teddy Yarosz, Pittsburgh's replying. up option at its expiration its books has been cleared. any for Lynchburg. sensation, and Paulie Walker of more than a few pay days. February 4—West Virginia at Blue- weight Managers Trenton. N. J., will collide in the main were afraid he might be killed time field. any event of Detroit's card Friday night. he went after a fly ball and none of February 7—North Carolina. them wanted to face charges of in- February 9—William and Mary. voluntary manslaughter. February 11—Maryland at College Park. Pin Τ TNCLE King League ROBBY finally bought the February 15—Virginia at University, U Babe for Brooklyn. He probably Va. figured that the of 18—V. P. I. W. L. L. addition Her- February Franklins 22 11 New Eng. Res. 16 man could not make on the Dodgers Phi Slsma Chi Shoe Mart. .. 16 17 any more ludicrous than usual, and he King Pin. 2. 21 Nationals. 15 18 1. 21 Maccabees 14 in did him as an Lansburgh. THRILL improve insurance risk SOCCER RACE IS WARM 13 Mayer & Co.. 11 16 WINTER Broadway Del. 20 when he transferred him from first Lansburgh. 2. 18 15 Asco 9 24 base to the outfield. District Groc. 18 15 Eagle Bedding 7 26 Virginia Avenue and Rosedale Herman rewarded Brooklyn by be- Season Records. coming one of the best batters in the Teams Continue to Win. High team set—Franklin's. 1.677. National League and 1930 made 241 hits High team game—Shoe Mart. 607. lor an of .393. Had Uncle With High individual set—Mosely, 4011. average Virginia Avenue and Rosedale High individual game—Mushinsky. 171. Robby remained with Brooklyn It is both winning yesterday, that hot battle High Individual average—Staley, 111-28. doubtful if Herman ever would have for the Recreation Soccer High Individual spares—Staley. 80. League flag High Individual strikes—C. Franklin, 21. been traded to Cincinnati. continues. While Virginia Avenue, loop BUI Double-Quick Veeck increased the Cubs' leader, was conquering the Raymond INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES. strength immensly when he acquired eleven, 3 to 0, Rosedale. and FRANKLIN'S. Starting runner-up the Babe at the price given the Reds. one game behind the pace-setting team, O. Ave Ο Ave. The new Cubs' fielder has liked was Dux A. Chipouros 24 110-22 J. Poulos. 33 108-3 always drubbing C„ β to 1. Bloom- C. Poulos. 30 106-2 the Park Franklin. 33 110-15 Wrigley with its short right ingdale overcame the New York Avenue Tompros. 9 110-4 Dracopalos 21 104-24 field wall, and many is the time he has booters, 2 to in a third 1, Recreation PHI SIGMA CHI. poled the baU out of bounds to the dis- match. j comfiture of the home forces. In Bell 33 105-28 Hager... 32 101-30 recent Rockville triumphed over Brandy- Pryor 33 104-9 Cates 24 07-17 years. Herman also has become a first- wine, 3 to 1, In the Ford.... 32 102-17 a Capital City then League. Off Like Shot rate fielder. He has a great throwing KING PIN. No. 2. arm and is very fast. Concord soccerists vanquished a Co- lumbia Mosely... 28 110-19 Siegfried. 21 102-5 Heights eleven, 1 to 0, on the Wetzel. 30 109-3 Mayhew.. 31 101-7 seems the to writer that the Cubs Concord field. Johnny Miller booted j Mushinsky 15 108-14 Schertlln. 11 94-5 IT gave very little to get this new the goal in the closing minutes. Alsop 33 107-13 player. There had been talk of send- LANSBURGH. No. 1. This new winter motor fuel new In ing Outfielder Johnny Moore back to Hardy... 33 110-1 rt Melnicove 17 98-8 gives speed the Los Angeles farm; Lance Richburg Baker... 33 106-31 Benton.. 10 98-7 King 33 103-22 Cohen... 26 92-7 of last season ATHLETIC FEDERATION spent most in the Inter- new action without continued use of national League. Bob Smith was of lit- BROADWAY DELICATESSEN. starting; tlo ose to Chicago in 1932, while Hems- Hines 33 108-5 Jarson... 29 104-28 IS FORMED IN 31 M5-16 Harvey.. 32 101-27 detracts from his as a MEXICO Bmegger. ley great ability Doemling. 31 105-6 Lucas... β 103-7 catcher by the uncertainty of his choke. No "die down" or "smother" due to habits. LANSBURGH. No. 2. So no National to Staley.. 33 111-28 Russell.. 30 62-4 actuaUy. Chicago gave up play- Body Develop Sports Welner 33 104-26 McCarthy 28 90-23 er that it and needed, except Hemsley Danov. .. 31 97-23 Lynch... 15 85-1 lock. The New Blue Sunoco is more now his will still rumors of vapor now, passing Organized Upon Request of DISTRICT GROCERY. Gabby Hartnett going away from Chi- President Krakow.. 33 106-30 Gitelson. 33 97-26 cago. Rodriguez. Wright.. 29 99-20 Osman. 30 96-17 than a knockless motor I Cub officials want another outfielder Lowe. ... 16 98-10 Lenckh'dt 18 90 ever, high quality, •. and a left-handed pitcher. If they get NEW ENOLAND RESTAURANT. By the them the Brains will be sitting pretty Associated Press. Lynn 21 107-17 Ferguson. 15 104-14 In 1933. ΧΛΈΧΙϋΟ CITY, December 5.—A Woody 14 107-2 Kiem.... 30 103-3 fuel . . . and it still sells at Na- Hausler.. 24 106-4 Myers.. 30 102-11 regular gas prie·. 1*1 tional Athletic Federation, dedi- cated to the task of developing SHOE MART. Λ- BIKE WINNERS BY POINT sports in Mexico, has been formed here Cohen... 30 107-11 Becker... 20 97 under Tennebm 33 106-28 Banks... 27 96 the sponsorship of President Abel- Milner... 32 100-26 Leigh.... 21 94-10 ardo Rodriguez. 'Ψ teden, Spencer Take Six-Bay Race NATIONALS. Representatives of every governmental and Black... 30 104-26 Hayden.. 18 96-6 in Driving Finish. department of all branches of ath- Jessie... 30 99-5 Campbell. 22 95-4 letics met last night to organize the Moffett.. 33 98-27 Webb.... 26 94-23 NEW YORK, December 5 VP).— federation. Committees were named to Peden MACCABEES. Flaming haired Bill (Torchy) enlist support of all athletic and sport Mode British and W.Stewart 23 98-17 Grohmann 29 94-2 possible by of Vancouver, Columbia, clubs, so that the federation can begin Voss 33 97-23 Fletcher.. 33 93-30 his veteran Freddie partner, Spencer, to function within a fortnight. F.Stewart 30 97-14 of Plalnfield, N. J., won New York's The meeting, presided over by Gen. MAYER & CO. *2,000,000 fifty-third six-day bike race by a point was Joaquin Amaro. the result of a re- Lucas... 27 105-24 Bynum .. 20 95-5 a Nor- -. margin after terrific duel with 27 105-20 Houiej ,. 21 93-17 cently expressed desire of President Brengle.. in new / man Hill of San Jose, Calif., and Wil- Rodriguez that steps be taken Madigan. 11 99-7 Holland.. 17 91-3 liam Grimm of nationally Smithson. 11 95-7 Maplewood, N. J. to develop sports in this country. A combination formed as the result ASCO. plant equipment Muse of a spUl a little over an hour before Lowe. ... 12 103-0 12 88-8 91-13 Schriver the finish, Alfred Letourner of France I PRICCI PIN WIN LEADER. Marcern. 14 8 82-2 and Franco of EAGLE BEDDING CO. Georgetti Italy, was third CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., December Millions for In total, followed Mc- L. Woli.. 23 99-10 Klufts... 29 96-23 Quality point by Reggie ] 5.—Led by Joe Pricci, who rolled 372, Namara. Newark, N. J., and George Miller... 16 98-11 A.Sachs. 21 92-14 ; the Book of Washington team Goldstein 30 97-4 «égal... 13 91-9 Dempsey. Australia, and Pietro Linari bowling Keeping our pledge to defeated the University of Virginia and Eduardo Severgnini of Italy. duckpin team, 1,775 to 1,620. motorists, to give them » Ν Washington Women's League SING SING TIES LAST. LACROSSE MEN TO MEET. UNOC motor THE ONLY TRUE BLUE the greatest OSSINING, Ν. Y.. December 5 <&).— The fiftieth annual of the w. L. W. L. meeting 6 Colonials 12 15 The Sing Sing Black closed United States Columbiana ...21 value in America. Sheep Intercollegiate Lacrosse Ell Gees 21 6 Barristers ....10 17 fuel their 1932 foot ball season with a tie Association will be held next Saturday Shamrocks ....20 7 Cardinals .... 9 18 8 4 game, 6 to 6, with the Bayside (Long and m New York Hllltoppers ... 19 Ejnanon 23 Sunday City, it has 9 OR Beeauea 18 Vee Bees 1 28 Island) Athletic Association. The con- been announced. The Hotel Para- victs this season won seven games, lost mount will be the headquarters of· the Team Records. two and tied two. I meetlr.B HG. HS. Ave. Columbians 582 1.666 517-21 Ell Gees 560 1.617 511-17 Shamrocks 564 1,633 508-13 Hllltoppers 525 1.544 491 Beeques 555 1,544 494-25 y Colonials 645 1,540 474-1 IN CHESS CIRCLES Barristers 522 1.441 464-12 for WINTER Cardinals 530 1,474 461-4 sr.·. BY FRANK B. WALKEK Emanon 526 1.468 «53-19 Vee Bees 480 1,356 419-26 Ε. BISHOP won the first o; TEAM from the University of Individual Averares. • the series of rapid transi A Pennsylvania defeated the best COLUMBIANS. team Allentown, Pa., could pro- tournaments at the Capita O. Ave. o. Ave. duce by 4 to 2. Le'man. M.24 107-7 Matthew .27 102-17 City Chess Club with a clear POrteney ..27 1 04-11 Levy 27 100-10 State is Ford. P...27 104-2 •late ol victories, six. Roberts was sec Sidney Sharpe. champion, leading in th* tournament of the Mer- ELL GEES. ond, 4-2; Gleason, Snell ■ third, 3^2-2',4; cantile Library Club, Philadelphia, being Gulli 27 112-19 Leaman. L.27 99-7 fourth, 3-3; Wilkins, fifth, 3-3; ahead after with Shugrue ..27 100-26 Ellis 27 98-3 Moslej 12 point eight rounds, Sullivan ..27 100-16 •lxth, 1 {ί-4; Nagle, 0-6. three more rounds to play. seventh, SHAMROCKa Τ End game No. 60, played in a Berlin HoSman ..27 105-15 Egan ....27 100-6 The Yarnell ..15 86-11 Capital City Chess Club ha s tournament last year: White. Leavitt— Whklfeil ..27 104-6 Ream ....27 103-21 Burke ... 9 94-6 signed a contract for new quarters ii ι Κ on QB, Q on QKt3, Rs on KB5 and Kt on Ps on and HILLTOPPKRS the Edmonds 917 Fifteentl KR. K5, KKt2, QB2 Building, V QR2; eight pieces. Black—Κ on KR, MiikeUr ..20 103-10 Tho'pson .27 97-8 ^ VW street .87 101-12 William» .24 98-18 northwest, second floor, directl; on Rs on and Kt on McQuinn Q QR3, QB5 QR, Cox 27 97-7 underneath their present rooms. Th ; Q5. Ps on KR2. KKt2, QKt2 and QR2; BEEQUES. club will move early in January. nine pieces. Black just played KT— ή'W«tOi((gw Butler 27 106-4 Greevy ...«7 9V12 Q5, and White, Leavitt, escapes bril- FederUne .27 92-21 New York chess enthusiasts ar : Quigley ..27 100-7 liantly. What did he play? Qualtes ..27 98-8 F m ι working to bring about a tourney i COLONIALS. New York City the present month, t 3 to end game No. 58: 1 ÇJOLUTION 103-17 Sta'ba'h ..27 90-4 be in Dr. Alexande r R—KKt; 2 Hays 27 .ψ; J participated by j Q—B7, QxPch, RxQ; Iseman ..27 96-18 Walker...27 89-13 mm. Alekhine, world champion; Prank J 3 R—Q8ch. Κ—R2; 4 R—R6ch. Crawley ..27 94-3 nil Marshall, United States ; 5 6 RxR champion KxR: R—KR8ch, R—R2; BARRISTERS. Isaac Kashdan, I. Horowitz, Reube: ι ! mate. .27 95-10 Leonard ..27 92-9 Pine and Whltelaw Ave others. The chief dif Roberts .. 9 91-4 Harris ...12 95-8 ■ Score of the second the Amer 27 90-26 Acuity is to raise the necessary finances game in Renn .... 27 93-2 match between Erich Eliskasses, who CARDINALS. R Cincinnati, Dr. Alekhine, worl i for the Austrian team at played Gerlach ..27 93-20 Balrd ....18 92 ATchampion, played against 28 play Sprague, and Rudolph Spielman, the Clarke ...27 93-10 8onger ...24 88-17 ere at 25 boards, winning 24 an i Austrian veteran, the result being 3 to 2 Morgan ..24 92-7 drawing 1. He contested one of th s and 5 draws in favor of Eliskasses. EMANON. boards blindfolded, which he won. Mr 96-18 Horak ...27 se-ΐβ Gambit Declined. Burn· ....27 Robert* James competed at one of th Queen'· Goodwin ..18 84-3 Bo'rweli .27 87-5 boards, which the master won. A ι. Splelm r.n. EUskasses. Bplflm'nn. Harrison .27 89-20 White. Black. won Black. Syracuse Dr. Alekhine 39, drew Ρ—K3 18 R—Κ Β—Q VEE BEES. and loet 2. At Buffalo he won 36, drei Kt—ΚΒ.Ί 20 Ρ—ΚΓ> Ρ—Kt5 Ley 24 89-21 Turnbull .24 86 1 and lost 1. OBI Ρ—Q4 21 Kt—©2 Q—R5 Rlordan ..24 88-21 Shaw ....21 80 :i5 Β—K2 22 Kt—Β Ρ—KtH Lauer .,..24 85-15 3 Castles 2.! R—K4 PxRPch Season Records. Isaac Kashdan, the young maste B'l Wt ITS VA v_ η Ω- K·· Kt—ΚΓ. 24 Κ—H Q--K2 team game—Columbians. 582. an exhibition at the Cit High gave recently QxB 25 Ρ—B4 Ρ—QB4 High team set. Columbians, 1,666. Club. Boston, winning 32, losing 2 an KtxKt 2β Kt—Kt3 R—R! High Individual set—Butler. 393. **,C" 2. Those winning and drawin High individual game—Gulll and Forte- drawing 148. of Boston an ney. were the best players High strikes—Gulll. 17. Listen to LOWELL THOMAS New England. High spares—Gulli. 62. High individual average—Gulll. 112-1·. W ·«»«. n.w, vo.c ... W At the simultaneous exhibition High flu game—Harrison. 94. give m VH|n S» "ΠΙ fiS th· Y. M. C. Α.. AUentown, Pi ft Standard Tim· *v*r NBC'WJZ l far the benefit of unemployment. Bun The nickname of Texaa Christian MHhNw L. Winkelman of Philadelphia woo 2 University athletic teams Is Horned ί ttJJgga fc Prow, so the freshmen are "PoUywoga."