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Evening star., 1925-03-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

OF environment, VIII
be the subject debated at the meeting
of the Washington Practical Psychol-
ogy Club tomorrow, 8 pm, at the
Playhouse.
The Social Hygiene Society of the
District will meet tomorrow, S:15 pm.
at Emerson Hall, All Souls Unitarian
Church. Speakers: Rev George r.
Dudley, d. d., on Social Hygiene, It's
Influence Upon Morality" and DR.. r.
Arthur Hooe, on The Folly of the
Failure to Enact Legislation" DR..
w. c. Fowler, health officer will dis
cuss the new legislation passed by
Congress for the prevention of social
diseases in the District.
The reception and dance which was
postponed recently on account of the
death of DR.. Kate Waller Barrett will
be held by Stuart Walcott Post, No.
10, American Legion in the Mount
Pleasant lodge rooms Tuesday evening.
Progressive Council, No. o, DauRh-
ters of America, will give a 500 card
party tomorrow night at Society
Temple, 5th and G streets at $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-03-22
Marrien.

SCoTT-WALTEMEYER Mrs. Mary Burch
wishes to announce the marriage of her
niece, MILDRED FRANCES WAITE
MEYER, to CHARLES A. SCOTT Thursday.
March s. 1922
Evening star., 1925-03-22

TONIGHT.
The United Lodge of Theosophists,
1871 K street, will present a talk, S
o'clock. on the subject: The Birth
of the Soul" All welcome.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

A cold-storage plant seven stories
high is to be built in Vancouver,
British Columbia
Evening star., 1925-03-22

DR.. Gertrude V. Sheckells will give
a free health lecture: How to Get
Well and Stay Well" o'clock, in
Health Studio, 1928 K street.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The Red Triangle Outing Club
members will meet at Chevy Chase
Lake, O'Clock, for a 3-mile walk. Wis.,
itors welcome.
Evening star., 1925-03-22
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY

The Wanderlusters' hike for today
will start from Chain Bridge at 2:30
o'clock. Mr. Handy will lead.
Evening star., 1925-03-22
Deaths.

RUPERT. Friday, March 90 1925, at her
residence. 1909 Harvard st. NV. SELMA
widow of the late Ernest Ruppert. Funeral
services from the above address Monday
March %. at pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. %
SPEER. Suddenly en- Friday. March 20. 1926
JAMES PATRICK, husband of Dora f.
Speer. Funeral services al Gawlsr's Chapel,
1870 Pa. ave. NV, Monday. March -
at 2:3O pm. Internent Glenwood Gene
terry.
WALSH. Thursday. March 10, 1925. at her
residence, 6l3 ST. s.w.. ELLEN G.
WALSH (nee GleasonD, beloved wife OF VII
liam j. Walsh. Funeral from the above
residence Monday, March %. at $50 an.
thence 10 ST. Domnc's Church. where
the repose of her soul. Interment Mount
Olvet Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
yited. %
WILLIAMS. Friday noon March 20. 1925.
at his residence, 1909 9th st. ne, BENJA
MIN +. WILLIAMS, aged 80 years beloved
husband of Elizabeth VI. Williams. Funeral
Monday. March q, at . pm. from the
Church of the Good Shepherd. 6th and Eve
SITS. ne. Friends and relatives invited.
fredericksburg, Va, papers please copy
WILLS. March 90 1925, at IL 30 D. M, Mrs
ELIZA WILLS, widow OF John E. Wills
and aunt of Lola G. Cox and Robert Rouze@
Services will he held at Mckenzie M. r.
Church. Monday. March g. at 2:3O pm
Relatives and friends invited to attend. 22s
Evening star., 1925-03-22

MCGEE. suddenly. at Tampa, Fla, Col.
JOHN LOWRY MCGEE, SS years Survived
by daughter Mrs Lois MCGEE Reiss; grand
children. Adah E. and John L. of Wash
ington. and two sisters, Misses Harriet
and Clara Hagans of Morgantown, w. Va
Funeral services at Gawlers Undertaking
parlors Tuesday morning at 1890. Inter
ment at Arlington, 2:3O Wednesday after
noon. All friends and acquaintances in
yted. 23s
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MoLER. March q. 1925. WALTER o.
MOLER. aged IS years, the beloved hus-
band of Beuiah B. ioler. Funeral from his
late residence, 1911 North Capitol ST., on
Tuesday. March "a. at O'Clock. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q
Evening star., 1925-03-22

HUNTINGTON. March 81, 1925, ANNA
BILL HUNTINGTON. aged 10 years, the
beloved daughter of Zachariah and Grace
Huntington. Funeral from w. W. Deals
funeral home. S16 II st. ne, on Tuesday,
March "a, at IL am. Interment Cedar
Hill CemeterY. 3
Evening star., 1925-03-22

MURPHY. Departed this life. suddenly. Sat
urday. March 81, 1925. at am, JOSEPH,
Murphy. Funeral Monday, March %, Mt .
pm. from their residence, 739 oath st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

McCURDY. Suddenly, Saturday March 21.
| 1925, at 4 Pm, at her home, ia 9th St
Sc. Mrs. BELLE McCURDY, beloved wife
of William s. McCurdy. Notice Of funeral
in Monday mornings paper.
Evening star., 1925-03-22
STYLISH SPORT COATS

Green. Blue, Rose, Rust
and Tan Coats, of polaire
and sport cloth. Nobby
styles, splendidly tailored,
and at least 90 entirely new
different styles to select
from in Is to AZ sizes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26
de nueStraS COrtes verdaderOs TribunaIeS de
JuStGia Y no d1aquinariaS pOhtiCas

Sc. desea. Pero 81, .es que Sc ha de
considerar este procedimiento como
nluy radical, vengan entonces las
reeomcndaciones de los jueces del
Tribunal Supreme, que, no hay du-
da, 10 haran muchisimo mejor me
jor CUE el actual sistema de reco-
mendaciones de comites politicos
del Attorney General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-26

FL bar de abogados de Ponce
prorone. les recomendaciones para
jucccs de las. cortes subalternas las
hagan los jueces del Tribunal Su-
premo. Soy partidario de cue ell in
groso en- la carrera judicial sea por
oposieion en- examen pnblico como
e. procedimiento mas puro v SECURE
de cnnnniStar Ia indannndnnnia nna
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DfClAN QUE FSTABA TUBFRCUlOSA
PERO Sc CURO CON FL VINO
fOSFARSINOL Y AUMFNTO

Pesaba o5 Iibras antes
de usarIo. Ahora pesa 166.
Tenemos EN- cartera un va
Iioso testip onio, que hoy
damos a la publicidad, de
una DANA Ge Puerta de Tie
IRA, la sefora Rosario c. de
Ramirez, que vive en- Ell Te-
soro, Gale de Ncia3co Ru-
bio, Puerta de Terra, quien
nos escribe aitanente agra
decida, por los maoniFicos
resultados que eh ella pro-
duio ell VINO FOSFARSlNOL
Nos informa que hace
1nucho tempo fue victima
de un ataque de influenza,
que la retuVo en- CANA por
dos meses, habiendo que
dado tan debiI y delgada
que todo ell que la veia de-
cia que estaba tubercuIosa.
No tenla apetito y tenia
una tosesita sospechosa,
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HACE EXPELER LAS
LOMBRICES

Cuando los ninos estan palidos,
malhumorados, no demuestran in
teres en- ell juego Y su sueno es in
'tranquilo y su apetito variable, es
senal de que tienen lombrices.
Cuando aparecen tales sintomas es
la hora de darles Whites Cream
Vermifuge. Unas cuantas dosis ha-
cen salir las lombrices y ponen al
nino nuevamente en- ell camino de
la salud. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Sc ha usado con exito duran
te los tltimos cincuenta amos. De
venta Ell las farmacias y drogue-
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FLORES NATURALEs

5Qaiere usted conseguir hermo-
sos bouquets? Bonitas Coronas y
otros trabajos artisticos en- flores
natura.es. Llame al telefcno 500
santurce. (stop 20 Martin pena y
sera atendido por la Sra. Parci.
Advt
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Cramer, Cunningham Brothers
to Meet in Cage Contest Tonight

Fremont, Neb., Jan. 3i.-Mondny
evening will bring a red letter event
in tho history OF basket ball in Ere
mont. when two teams composed OF
brcthers Will play the first OF series
OF games to decide the family cham
pionship" OF the midwest at the Mid
land college gymnasium, with Ed
Wier. Ncbraska's all.American foot
ball captain. presiding as referee.
The six Cunningham brothers Of
Wahoo will endeavor TO back UP their
challenge to the world when they
line up against the Cramer brothers
OF Chester, Neb. There are seven of
the latter family and each one a
speedy basket ball artist.
Following the game. considered
one of the most unique in basket ball
annals. the Fremont Chamber OF
Commerce viii entertain the players
OF both teams. the distinguished Mr..
Wier. Nebraska alumni and others
AZ a buffet luncheon. The AFFAIR Will
be In the nature Of tribute TO the
two teams NJ brothers and the great
Wler, the latter's FIRST visit IN Ere.
mont since his ascendancy IN the
football world.
John sonn. president Of the cham
Tor OF Commerce. is In charge OF the
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south Dakota State. with a strong
team. y slated TO give the BIuejays
tough battle. but the game whicI,
is causing burrows to appear on the
brow of Coach Schabinger is the con.
test with the North Dakota Aggies
Saturday night.
The Aggies will make their iaunt 10
Omaha with team credited with hay
ing swept through an extended in
vasien OF the Pacific coast with flying
colors. and the trayel.R orn veterans
are bound to give the Hilltoppers a
fight
The Blues will 60 into intensive
training for the brace Of games to-
night and will be eroomed for the
conference mixes UP to the night Of
the first fraeas.
Al the Bluejays came out OF the
pes Moines game in good shape. and
the injury hugaboo Will not menace
creightons hopes for victory over the
invading quintets.
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arrangements for the game, with
Harry NJ. Webb as chairman. The
local business men recently extended
the invitation 10 the two teams TO
play their first contest In Fremont
and the offer was accepted.
G. u. Warng. president OF the
Chester Community club. Is In charge
OF negotie tions for the Cramer
brothers Mr.. Waring. the tenn and
a number of followers are due 10
arrive In Fremont Sunday Monday
morning the Cramers will take n
light workout In preparation for the
contest in the evening.
In addition TO Wior. n, one ~ the
prominent guests. Coach Henry
Schultz sent word that he viii he on
hand II possible for the unique game
and dinner following. Schultz recon
mended Wier as n good basket haii
coach. stating that Nebraska's grid
pilot hns played the snme himself
and Is well qualified 10 act "a arhiter.
Roth the Cunnlnehams aud Cram.
ers have good records. The Wahoo
brothers have been playing indepcnd.
entity and thus far this season thev
have Lost but one game tifeat inter
cat Is being manifested aud bis
crowd Ia expected.
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NEBR A>kA
ROBINS RELEASE
THREE PLAYERS

New York. Feb. Announcement
Of the release ef three PLAYERS wss
made BY The Brooklyn National
League club yesterday. Infielder \.
!. Johnston, obtained from the Peters
burg club Of the Virginia league Vas
sent on option 10 Springfield. Mass.
son. an outfielder obtained frem
Springfield a year ago. i sent on OF.
tion 10 Jersey city ~ tie lnterna-
tional league. and Pitcher Paul r.
Shreiber. also with springfield ia
1924. il released outright 10 York. .
the New York Pennsylvania league.
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Nebraska Mat
Star Ineligible

Lincoln. Jan. 31.-The University
Of Nebraska wrestling team has been
further weakened with the announce
ment today by Coach r. 6. Clapp
that G. r. Higley. pronounced the
most promising grappler in the 175.
pound class. has been declared ineli
gible because of scholastic require
ments Kellogg and Robertson. two
other members Of the team, were
few days ago announced as ineligible
for the same reason as Highley. The
outlook. Coach Clapp said is not
promising from Nebraska standpoint
for the meeting with Kansas Febru.
airy 5. Tryouts for the team selee-
tions are still going on. The meet
with Indiana for February % has
been cancelled. Or. Clapp said, be.
cause the Indiana team had con-
flicttng date.
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Illinois Leads
Big Ten Cagers

Chicago. Feb. 1.-Only two games
were played by eontenders for West
ern conference basketball honors last
week. Indiana, by 30 to 2s victory
over Iowa at Iowa City. climbed from
seventh position TO tie with Purdue
and Iowa for fifth. while Ohio state
strengthened its hold on second place
by trimming the University of Chi
cago In fast game at Chicago. -
10 %.
Ohio state goes to Minneapolis TO
meet the University OF Minnesota
Monday with Purdue meeting Indiana
At Blooming the following day
Michigan comes to Chicago 10 do bat.
tie with the Maroons Saturday. while
Purdue engages Minnesota at Mime
apollo and Iowa meets Northwe este rn
at Evanston on the same date. The
standings follow.
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High School
Basketball

Ravenna. 81: St. Paul. Il.
Ansley. 1s; Loup ely. Il.
crete. 49, Beatrice, -.
ehickiev, ~. Bfunlng- 5.
Huntley, 20; Alma. 10.
Bladen, is. Red cloud. o
Bladen girls, :: Red Cloud girls, :
Guide Rock. Is: Edgar ..
Hebron. 20. Beilville. Kan, 10.
Holsfein, 10: Campbell, 5.
Campbell reserves. 16; Hoittein, o.
Bruning town team, IS; sutton town
Hardy. rs: Dreshler, s.
FiIley. IA; Blue Springs. IL
Blue Springs girls. II; Filley girls. {
Beatrice town team, IL: Beatrice AL
Stars. 20.
Peru. Is; Auburn. 10.
Peru reserves, 20; Brownvllls high
Resnoids. %; Endicott. -.
Dewitt 81; Milford o.
Diller. 2i: Fsiroury. IS.
Virginia %; odell. 90
Ode11 girls Is. Virginia girls,
Chester stars. 20. Hubbell town team
Il,
Republic Kan, 81: Byron. 20.
Geneva. 10. Superior. ..
Ohiowa. "a. Western, II.
Davenport. IL. Ong. g.
Tobias. %. Daykin. IS.
Lawrence. %: Hastings business col
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Wesleyan Trims
Doane Cage Squad

Lincoln Feb. after trailing the
Doane team through the entire firs'
half and eight minutes of final
stanza, Nebraska Wesleyan fought It's
way to 24-to-2t win on the strength
Of the scoring done by Jess Boell
Coyote guard, in the last few minutes
Of play in the state conference con
test on the Wesleyan court Saturday
night. wesleyan reserves defeated
the Doane reserves. 20 to u. in an
opener.
The game was closely fought
throughout Doane scored first on
three free throws. and a basket made
by kubieek. The work of Alaba ster
and Boell featured the Wesleyan play
Boell lead the scoring with nine
points. In addition to playing good
game At the guard position. Gaus-
man was high point man for Doane'
with five baskets and free toss. Bnl.
lock and Kubicek also played good
game. The summary.
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Last Year Champs
Trim Nebraska to
Cain First Place
Washington Drops 10 Third
Position After Suffering
Defeat at Hands of
SOOners.
SoOners.
CONFERENCE STANDING.

r1 ANSAS CITY, Feb. 1.-kansas
" again leads the list. with the
AA Missouri Valley conference bas-
ket ball race swinging into the fourth
week.
The 1924 champions went to the
top Saturday night by administering
to the University of Nebraska quintet
its first defeat of the season. .5 to
90. The championship sweep OF
Washington university was halted
Saturday afternoon at Norman when
Oklahoma nosed out the Pikers by
enc roint.
o. With the defeat of Nebraska and
Washington vanished the last hope
of n conference team returning
perfect record for the season. Wash
ington early last week defeated Mis-
souri,, 81 to IS.
The Kansas Aggies, who hold the
only victory to date over the Uni
versity Of Kansas, came out ON the
short end of a % to "A score with
Grinnell Saturday night.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-02

National league was born with repre-
sentatives of clubs in Boston. Brook
Iyn. PhiladeIphia, Hartford. Chicago
Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. I,ouis
Hartford and Louisville have been re
placed by New York and Pittsburgh
in the present circuit, but the other
six charter members still hold fran
chises. although there have been some
breaks in their membership.
Tomorrow's meeting, prelude I,
the midwinter business session of the
magnates Tuesday. marks the officia
opening Of the National leagues gold
ga j,tl,ifce and is one of series oI
commemorative affairs planned. The
jubilee celebration will eulminate in
an elaborate affair in February. 1925
when the semi-centinnial date Of tn,
leagues existence will occur.
Minutes of the first meeting Of the
old National league shed an inter
esting light on the aims Of the elut
owners Of that day Two of the OBJ
jects Of he league as It WAS formed a
half century ago, were TO establish
and regulate the baseball champion
ship Of the United States" and pro
vision that mo club shall be admitted
from any city whose population IS
less than 10000. except by unani-
nous vote of the league
Formation Of the national league at
that time vas prompted by a group
Of baseball men who broke away from
the national association OF profession
al baseball clubs.
Morgan g.. Bulker. former governor
Of Connecticut. who represented the
Hartford club at the meeting. was
elected first president of the national
league.
John W. Heydler. present head Of
the National league, has taken a
prominent part in arranging the gold
en- Jubilee plans. He has invited many
prominent figures in the National
leagues official aud playing history
To attend tomorrow's meeting. inelud-
ing John Il. Tener. former governor
of Pennsylvania. who first WAS IA
miliar with the game as a pitcher and
later as president Of the National
league.
Old time playing stars expected to
attend include John II. Ward. one Of
the first pitchers To hurl a no hit
game. Amos Rusie. famous hurler:
Joe HornunE. Bill Daplen. Jesse Bur
kett, Huyler Westeryelt and Johnny
Exers. who has maintained major
league connections up 70 the presen,
time.
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liilltop gymnasium.
The first half brought an exhibi-
ton OF clever guarding by both ag.
gregations, and the play was spirited,
but in the second half the Bluejays
deadened the games by stalling.
Play would become intense and the
cash customers would lurch forward
ON their respective benches when
coop, the ball would dart back to the
Hilltop defense.
Ike Mahoney at one time held
The ball for three minutes. by the
timekeepers Elgin.
Coach Crowell's five surprised the
Blueiays in the first period by put.
ling up a stubborn defense which had
not been looked for.
After the defeat of Creightons
first north central conference foes,
tho Morningside five, last Tuesday,
wearers of the Blue anticipated an
ether walkaway, but they were de.
ceived
Presenting a steel-rimmed barricad-
ing machine. the Tigers held the
Hiuejays 10 three field goals in the
first period. and were but two points
lfhiad the Omahans at the halfway
mark. when the score stood to I
in Creighton's favor.
In the final half Johnny Trautman
got busy with those educated hands
Of his and by Topping five field goals
Through the netted hoop. from all
angles and distances. put his mates
safely TO the front
About the only one who approved
of creighton's stalling was Referee
Edmonds, who enjoyed pleasant
siesta on the maple court during the
final period.
Trautmrn lead the scoring with IL
points Frank Ryan had five and
Mahoney four. Corenman dropped In
neat one from the side for two
pctits, and Speicher added brace
Of counters over the free throw
route.
couchman scored five of the loser S
counters with two long ringers and q
free throw. Captain Knapp was next
with four points.
4th
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TIGER" FLOWERS
TO FIGHT MOORE

New York. Jan. 3I--Two Victories
registered since his defeat by Jack
Delaney, Tiger" Flowers. colored
fighter Will attempt 10 rebuild his
ring reputation in a i2-round battle
with Ted Moore. English middle
weight Monday night At Newark.
\ 10round semi-hnal match be
tween Kid Alberts II Detroit and
Harry Martone. Jersey city middle
weight, viii lie held.
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Sixteen Yank Lightweights
Will Compete i'm Tourney

New York. jan 3i.-Sixteen OF
Americas best lightweight boxers will
be named TO compete in an interna-
tional elimination tournament for the
worlds lightweight championship
George Brewer. chairman OF the
state boxing commission. announced
today. boxing commissions through
cut the country will be asked IN for
ward their lists Of the leading con
tenders. Brewer said.
England, France and Germany
have sent word they VIII enter can.
didatcN.
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ELEVEN STAKES ON
GRAND CIRCUIT

Cleveland. o.. Jan. 3l.-Eleven
stakes, four for $4,000. are on the pro
gram for the opening OF the Grand
Circuit season at North Randall June
% to July &. Winn II. klnnan, presi.
dent and general manager OF the
Forest City Livestock and Fair com
pany announced today. For the flrs'
time In history there will be no de.
ductions from money winners.
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YORK COLLEGE FIVE
DEFEATS KEARNEY

Kearney. Neb, Jan. 5i.-The York
college basket ball team defeated the
kearney State Teachers college auin-
tet here this evening. by the score OF
eo to IL. Il Was a poor exhibition of
basketry
Kearney started Off with a four
point lead. the result Of two field goals
In the first couple Of minutes. York
soon tied the score and was leading,
u to s, AT the end Of the half.
Burnham led in points scored for
the visitors with seven. three field
goals and free toss. Huber and
Carskadon were tied With high points
for the locals with four each.
The score.
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uhill Kansas i9ddf us DE- falit. kaH=
sas put up a wonderful defense
through most of the game Peterson.
Jay hawker center, was the undoine
Of Nebraska. Tipping 16 points, mosf
Of them from near the basket.
Kansas was leading at the half. =
to Is. The Huskers in squirt oYefz
came The lead. and held Il until near
the end.
At the opening Of the game Cap
tain NolZ, Nebraska, scored a basket
within about minute Of play. Usher
made a try at goal. but failed, and
Upton, for the Iuskers, made a long
pass, but missed the hoop. Peterson
then scored for Kansas. Upton
flipped d pretty basket from near the
side line. Ackerman, under the bas-
ket, tipped in the next double coun.
ter when Wilkins failed on a fed
goal.
The half ended with the score .
to 13 for Kansas.
In the second half Eekstrom threw
one through the loop and Tipton
scored another. Peterson received
long pass ana SHOT aHOtner from III
der the hoop. With the score tied a.
II all. klepser, who had gone in Ter
Smaha. scored. Nebraska then
scored a free throw. With the score
20 to 1s in favor Of Nebraska and the
HuskeS putting up a good defense i
looked as II Nebraska had the game
put away. Kansas was Tipping lons
throws and making frantic efforts To
score. Peterson made q field goal
from under the basket after getting
long pass and Alderman made a
dribble down the floor soon after for
another. wilkins scoring the final
tally soon after.
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TOPS
A. B. c. ENTRY LIST

Buffalo. y. Y. Jan. si.-Chicago,
with 155 teams. tops the list Of en-.
tries outside Of Buffalo for the inter
national tournament Of the American
Bowling Congress here March 10
April g. The entries include teams
from as far west as Denver. Colo.
Total entries from outside Of Buffalo
are $50 teams. Tho Buffalo entries
total more than 40 teams.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-02-02
Borotra Loses in French
Covered Court Net Tourney

Paris, Feb. LIN the play in the
second day OF the covered court lawn
tennis championship Andre II. Go
bert won a sensational match from
the youthful Jean Borotra, three sets
10 two. Colbert forced the pace In
tho first two sets, which he won. rs,
f2.10. Then he tired and lost two
sets, 2-6. 1.6, but took the deciding
set, Ga.
Louis Aslangul. the Armenian play.
er, defeated =. y. Spencer OF South
Africa, 6.2, 70. 4.e, 6.2.
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Large Entry List in
Central Golf Tourney

lis Springs. Ark. ian. al More
diam two score aspirants for cham.
nionshlp honors in the south central
open gulf tournament. 20 he PLAYED
next week at tho Hot springs Coun
try club. we're here today for pre-
iiminarv practice rounds
Mcdonald smith II california and
Iehn rmek ~ Wtehita kan-, save
tho course a tIyout today.
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'STRANGLER' LEWIS
TO WRESTLE MONDT

Chicago. Jan. 31.-Ed tStranglerl
Lewis, who still claims the world
heavyweight wrestling title despite
his defeat by Wayne Big Mum. Is
training here for his meeting Tues
day with Joe Toots) Mondt, his first
appearance since he was discharged
from a Kansas city hospital after the
match with Mum.
Aside from a boil on his knee,
Lewis looks In excellent condition.