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Evening star., 1926-02-13
SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg
to Be Hosts Informally at
Dinner Tomorrow

with a close fitting bodice and full
bouffant skirt.
Mr.. Addison c. Burnham. .jr., brother'
in-law of the bridegroom, was the pest
man and the ushers We're Midshipman
George Moffett and Mr.. William A
Moffett, jr.
The ceremony was followed by re.
ception for which many adoltiohai
guests Joined the company ana pui
fet supper was served ,s.
Enaien Moore and his bride left
later in the evening t"f fellaa' ois.
| Fla. where the former has been or
dered for duty at the flying schooi.
Mrs. Moore wore a gown or tan crepe
With a Spring coat. made with triple
! cane effect with a small sapie coliai
and a small hat to match.
Among the out-of-toWn- guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. parents ol the
bridegroon: Mr.. and Mrs. George MOI
felt of Charleston, :. C.; Mr.. ana MIS-
James JamiSon. Mir. and Mrs. Jaiee
Eddy and Miss Mary Dawson. all OF
East Orange, y. J.; Mr.. ana Mrs r.
NJ. Gott. Mr.. and Mrs. Chance Nough
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Flint ana MISS
Alma Johnson Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Copley Amory ano
their daughter. Miss katharine Amory
are leaving Washington today foT a
Western trip and will be absent fol
about four weeks.
Miss Mary Perry Brown will be at
home Monday afternoon from 10 I
o'clock, for the last time this season.
Mrs. Ellis. wife of Capt. Hayne Ellis
was hostess to a company at luncheon
today and took her guests later TO the
Chicago Opera Company's performance
Of Carmen, with Mary Garden in the
title role.
Mrs. Edward Hamlin Everett enter.
tanned at luncheon before the opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. James William Orme
will entertain for their school girl
daughter, Miss Mary Eleanor Orme,
at a valentine dance this evening.
There will be so guests.
They will be hosts az a valentine tea
tomorrow afternoon for their young
est daughter, kathaleen Walsh Orme
TO celebrate her ninth birthday ami
verSary when there will be 40 guests.
Mrs. J. William Kyle entertained at
luncheon today, followed by bridge, in
compliment to Miss Maitland Thomp-
son of Lumberton, y. c.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Vie Bose. who will leave in
a few weeks TO join her husband,
Comdr. Vie Bose. in New York.
Miss Marguerite Mesny. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. leP. Mesny. sail
ed today aboard the Minnetonka for
Engla nd accompanying her uncle, the
Rev. P s. Mesny, and his daughter,
Miss Rose Mesny. who are returning
to their home in the Channel Islands.
The Rev. Mr.. Mesny and his daughter
visited here and have recently re
turned from trip to California. Miss
Marguerite Mesny will be with her
uncle and cousin in their Channel
Island home before going TO France.
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Baroness Nathan Sends
Out Cards for Reception.

Baroness Nathan. wife of the Am
bassador of Germany. has issued
cards for reception at 10 o'clock
Tuesday evening. March .. when her
guests are asked to meet Herr F'urt-
wangler.
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The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de james Freyre will entertain at
dinner this evening at Nardman
Park Hotel for their daughter, Sen
orita Yolanda james Freyre.
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New York and Southern
Society Hold Joint Reception.

The joint celebration OF Lincoln 8
birthday given last night at the New
Willard by the New York State So
ciety and the Southern Society was
largely attended. Dancing took place
in both bathrooms and music was fur
nished by the Carolineans.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the receiving
line was formed. Mrs. James w. WNds-
worth, jr., president Of the New York
State Society and Col. Wade H.
Cooper. president OF the Southern So
ciety, being assisted in receiving by
Mrs Robert Love Taylor, Mrs. David
II. Blair, Mrs. John Nicholson and
Mrs. James f. Freeman.
About II o'clock Bishop Freeman
delivered a brief but appropriate ad-
Evening star., 1926-02-13

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone were the honor guests at din
per last evening of Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant who entertained a com
pany of 90
Evening star., 1926-02-13
Torn Codicil Invalidated.

A torn codicil to the will of Laura
G. OHare has been declared invalid
by a jury in Circuit Division ] before
Justice Hoehling. The codicil at
tempted to give to charity large
block of the $l25 900 estate left by the
woman. Counsel for the heirs attack
ed the validity of the codicil because
1t was not properly executed and be
cause it was torn in half when found
some time after the death of the
testatrix. Attorneys Lambert & feat-
man represented Joseph T. Ragland, a
nephew, who will get one-third OF
the estate. while the other two-thirds
will go to the seven children OF a
brother of the deceased and the six
children of a sister.
A copy of the London Times fol
June, 1878. containing the story of the
battle of Waterloo, is preserved in the
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were laid for 80
Senator and Mrs. Walter F. George
entertained at dinner before the ball
of the Southern Society and the New
York State Society last evening at the
Willard. In the company We're Sena-
Tor and Mrs. Lawrence d. Tyson, Col.
and Mrs. l.. j. Williams. Col. l.. Is.
Shumate OF Atlanta. Mrs. Robert
Love Taylor and Mr.. II. II. Critten-
den of Kansas City.
Representative and Mrs. G. \.
Eaton have with them for the week
end in their apartment at Nardman
Park Hotel their son-in-laW ana
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corey
Of New York City.
Gen. and Mrs. Mason NJ. Patrick
are the guests in whose honor Maj.
and Mrs. ". y Hensley entertained
Mt dinner at The Mayfower last eve
ming. Others of the party were Rep-
resentative and Mrs. Edgar Howard OF
Nebras ska, Mrs. Finlay Howard or
Panama, Col. Charles Deforest
Chandler. Col. and Mrs. Louis I.
Scherer. Maj. and Mrs. Waiter u.
Kilner. Mai and Mrs. Emile Victor
Cutrer. Mai. and Mrs. William Miller,
Cant. and Mrs &. II. Reynolds and
Miss Esther Mcdonald of Garden City,
Long Island.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
Simpson, whose home is RuXton, Mo
are at the Hotel Brighton until wed
nesday before sailing for Europe
The military attache of the BRUSH
embassy and Mrs. {. h. I. G. Cnai !
ton entertained a company OF IL at
dinner last evening.
Mr.. Ivan Shvegel Of the JugoslaV
Debt Funding Commission VIII re-
turn today after spending several day ;
in New York and Philadelphia.
Count and Countess de Benque en-
tertaired a small company at tea yes
terday afternoon in their home at -foo
Wyoming avenue.
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Mrs. McNary, wife of Senator
Charles l.. McNary. was hostess at
luncheon today in the Chinese room
of the Mayfiower Hotel, when covers
we're lail for 80.
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The gasoline tax, now effective in
a. States, was originated in Oregon
in 1919.
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a carrier pigeon decorated for ex-
ceptional bravery at the battle of
Veriun, died of old age in France re-
Gently.
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weeks at the Ponce de Leon.
Judge and Mrs. C. y. Goodwin OF
| Chicago will arrive in Washington
| Friday and will be at the Mayflower
Hotel. They will be accompanied by
Baroness Polly Lerche. who is en-
route from her brothers ranch in
/ California to her home in Denmark.
Mrs Goodwin broke her arm in a
| fall from her horse some time ago
and this prevented her earlier return
to Washington this season.
Mrs. y. T. Sherwood of Millbrook
y. Y. who has been at the Willard
| for several weeks. entertained at din.
ner there last night when she had IA
guests.
| Mrs. Augustus Jay of New York is
among the passengers aboard the
American Legion sailing today for
| Buenos Aires. where she will visit her
son and daughterin-law, the United
States Ambassador and Mrs. Peter
| Augustus jay.
| Miss Ethel Rogers, daughter Of Mr.
| and Mrs. Otis J. Rogers of Florence
Court, has gone to Atlanta, Ga, with
Mrs. W. A. Welch Of Bear Mountain
who has been a guest Of Mrs. Rogers
They will visit Mrs. Welch's daughter
Mrs. Ellis S. Hopewell. wife of Lieut.
| Hopewell. at Fort Mcpherson, an6
will return in about two weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Kershan Of Lon
don arrived yesterday at the Willard
where they plan to spend a week.
Mrs. Thomas L. Woodlock rejoined
| Mr.. Woodlock, Interstate Commerce
| mis- Oh n a y-fO OF
Wardman Park Hotel yesterday after
where she was accompanied by hel
sister Miss Elizabeth Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Crockett of New
! York arrived today at the Willard
where they plan to remain until Sun
day. Mr.. Crockett has many friends
in Washington. having been associated
with Secretary Herbert Hoover during
| the war in the food administration.
| Mrs Orion NJ. Barber. wife of Judge
| Barber, will entertain at tea this aft
ernoon in the garden Of the May
| flower in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs
! Dana Latham, recent arrivals il
! Washington from Chicago. The othel
guests will be Miss Lucia Barber
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Barber
who is spending the week end will
her parents: the military attache o.
the Polish legation and Nine. Hule
wicz. Mr.. Prev Savoy, who recently
received his degree from the Univer
sity of Paris and is now connected
with the State Department; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Spencer Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs
George Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morris and Mr.. David Karrick.
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Mrs William NJ. Calder, wife of the
former Senator from New York. who
is spending some time in Washington,
will be the guest of honor today in the
garden of the Mayf1ower, when Mrs.
Peter A. Drury will entertain a party
Of 90 at tea.
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Tea at Country Club to
Have Program of Music.

The Congressional Country Club tea
tomorrow will feature an interesting
musical program. with Miss Charlotte
Hartman. contralto. and Miss hath-
arine Riggs, harpist
At the tea table will be Mrs. William
Eaile, Mrs Robert V. Fleming. Mrs.
+; Lester Jones, Mrs. Oscar II. Bland
and Mrs. K. Q. Luhring.
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Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ. Depew have arrived in st. Angus
tine, Fla, for their annual visit of six
weeks at the Ponce de Leon.
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Mrs J. William Kyle entertained at
luncheon today, followed by bridge, IN
compliment to Miss Maitland Thomp-
son of Lumberton, y. c.. and Mrs
Lawrence Vie Bose. who will leave in
a few weeks to join her husband,
Comdr. Vie Bose in New York.
Evening star., 1926-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Crockett of New
York arrived today at the Willard
where they plan to remain until Sun
day. Mr.. Crockett has many friends
in Washington, having been associated
with Secretary Herbert Hoover during
the war in the food administration
Evening star., 1926-02-13

Rear Admiral and Mrs. EdWard
Simpson. whose home is RuXton, ND
are at the Hotel Brighton until Neu-
nesday before sailing for Europe
Evening star., 1926-02-13

The military attache of the British
embassv and Mrs. c. +. {. G. Chari
ton entertained a company of IL at
dinner last evening.
Evening star., 1926-02-13

Mr.. Ivan Shvegel Of the JugoslaVlan
Debt Funding Commission VIII re-
turn today after spending several days
in New York and Philadelphia.
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Big Ten Aquatic Stars at
Michigan Pool.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, March IL
Swimmers from nine colleges in the
Western Conference will gather here
Friday morning for competition in
the annual Big Ten meet. Every
conference school except Ohio State
is represented by several swimmers,
with Illinois and Minnesota leading
the entry with seventeen each.
Eight events are scheduled for the
meet. They are the 200-yard relay
200-yard breast stroke, 50-yard
sprint, 440-yard swim, 150-yard back
stroke, 100-yard free style, fancy
diving and 300-yard medley relay
and water polo.
The inelegibility of Dick Howell,
start Northwestern swimmer, prob
ably will have more to do with the
outcome Of this years meet than
any other single factor. With Dick
in there, Northwestern was almost
sure Of the meet, but with him out,
they are almost equally sure of not
winning. The Northwestern team
has won the Big Ten title meet
three straight years.
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TOUR NJ EY
MehIhorn Smith Comb
nation Defeats Sarazen-
DiegeI in Florida Meet.

BU Timrs Shcciql
MIAMI Fla March 1l,-AsN
scored over youth Wednesday at
the Miami Country Clu0 when Gil
Mehlhorn and Macdonald Smith dc.
feated Gene SWazcu aud Leo D,escl
3 and .. ln the finals Of the Inter
national four bail golf tournament
Time after time the youngsters
lost opportunities to halve W win
holes by failing TO sink puts, pcvcf.
theless preventing tho Canadian
open champion ana the Metropolitan
title.holder from doing their best
An even at the end OF the morn.
ing round. Macdonald Smith started
the afternoon play with three sue.
cCssiVc brides. all good for wins.
Against such dazzling golf, Sorazcn
and Diegcl were helpless although
Dicgel managed 10 slip over win
on the fifth. Fortune favored
neither side for tho rcst Of the nine,
every hole being holvcd
Air tight golf cnsued until tho
thirty.first hole when Mchlhoin.
shooting superbly. annexed another
point I'm his sides favor with "a
birdie three. II sounded the death
kuell for Gene and Leo. for the lest
they could do from then until the
end was to hold the winners even.
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What They're Saying

Harry Greb's astonishing defeat
has been explained. lie worked
three whole days for the Flowers
fight. You can not teach an old
parrot new notes aud responsibility.
The downfall Of Greb proves an
other thing. that even a windmill
can become winded.
Useless information: Tiger Flowers,
new middleweight champion, will
not draw the color line.
Gene Tunney is going out to Los
Angeles to perform in a movie.
Gene is making desperate effort 10
act like a heavyweight champion.
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M AT MATCH
DemetraI to Meet MCGllI
Here March 10.

Bill Demelral, Greek heavyweight
wrestling star. was matched today
to meet Pat McGnl In one Of the
two heavyweight tits which are 20
feature the next mat entertainment
TO be staged at Tomlinson Han
Thursday night, March rs.
The veteran Greek. who has 90
strong following, appeared in the Last
wrestling show held here in which
he went to a one-hour draw against
Mike Romano. Italian heavyweight
The card fo- next week calls for
a. double wind.up OF wellknown
heavyweights and an opening pre-
linn.
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PENNANT CHRP BY SISTERS BROWNS is NOT Idle ROASTING
Powerful AII-Around Ball
Club Set for Race
Manager Pleased.

Uaitea Press star corresDondent

UnttC5 Press STAR C0TrCSDOHdCht
TARPON SPRINGS, Fla, March
11.-Listen to the chatter around the
training camp Of the St. Louis
Browns and you will get the idea
that the only doubtful entry in the
1926 worlds series is the National
League team.
George Sisler, popular manager of
the club, makes no bones about his
feeling.
We'll win the pennant," he has
told his friends. I'VE have the team
and all we need is the breaks"
The Browns are the most impress
sive team that we have seen so far
on a tour of the camps and they look
like q sure shot. for the American
League pennant, or second place at
the lowest.
Improves Defense
Sisler has been concentrating on
developing defensive power. and he
has several combinat ms that he can
use. Sisler, of course. will play first
base; Marty McManus is being
counted on for second base; Walter
Gerber at short, and Gene Robertson
on third base.
Sisler thinks so much of Oscar
Mellilo, a youngster who came from
Milwaukee, that he doesn't see how
he can keep him on the bench. He
may experiment with Mellilo on sec
ond base and McManus on third.
Of
satiOns; Kenneth Williams and Dolly
Jacobson will be the regular outfield,
with burst and Bennett as substi-
tutes.
Wally Schang, the veteran who
came from the New York Yankees
during the winter, Dixon and Red
Hargrave will do the catching.
-Four SOuthpaws
The pitching staff is one of the
most powerful in the league. There
are four southpaws, the veteran Tom
Zachary, who came from Washing
ton Joe Giard. Ernie Wingard, and
Stuart Bolen. fine looking 20-year-
old youngster from Tulsa. The right
handlers include Milton CASTOR.
Charlie Robertson. Dixie Davis.
Elan Van Glider. Claude Jonnard,
and VIM Ballou.
Ernie Nevers, star Stamford
football player, also is sure to
stick with the club as he is not only
a strong pitcher. but hard hitter.
and all around player.
That warning, Took out for the
Browns" has been well sounded.
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Some Of the batterymen and
Trainer Pierce already are in camp
while players not departing from
here Sunday have been sent trans
portation and ordered to be on hand
at the Eastman Hotel, Hot Springs,
Monday.
When Action Starts
The first drill for the entire Tribe
squad will occur Monday afternoon.
Joe Stair, proprietor of the st.
Elmo cafe here, and Mrs. Stair, will
accompany the Indians to camp for
a vacation. They were with the ball
team in Florida last spring. Bob
Kirkhoff and Louis Todd, other
Tribe fans, also will be in the party
leaving Sunday.
Club officials to go Sunday will be
President William c. Smith. ST., and
Vice President William C. Smith,
Jr.: Manager Bush, and the follow
ing players: Voter, Schneider. Rus
sell, Comello and Hunter. Joe Wyatt
VIII join the party at Ierre ttaule'
and Wild Matthews will climb aboard
at St. Louis. Hayward Smith. road
secretary, will not depart for the
Springs until a week later.
At st. Louis the Tribe special car
will be transferred from the Big
Four route to Missouri Pacific for
the remainder of the jaunt to the
Arkansas resort.
Florence in Florida
The few batterymen now working
under Trainer Pierce at the Springs
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AHEAD
HagenIacher Leads SChaefer
in Cue Match.

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, March IL
Erich Hagenlacher, German chal-
lenger. still leads Jake Schaefer, 1872
balkline billiard champion, at the
end of the second block of their
title match, Wednesday. 1000 to
$50. The final block will be played
tonight.
In order 10 retain his worlds
crown, Schaefer must make S64
points tonight before the challenger
counts 500.
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Complete FiStiC Card
ToMLINsON HALL. MONDAY

TOMLINSON HALL. MONDAY
Ten Rounds--Harold Smith. Chicago.
VS. Merle Ate. Indianapolis: feather
weights.
Eight Rounds-Royal Cox. Indian apolis,
VS. Larry Pruitt. Indianapolis: feather.
weights.
Eight Rounds-M arion Kepner, Indian
apolis VS. frankie Jones. Louisville. md
dleweights.
Six Rounds-Jaclxie Stewart, Louisville.
Vs.. Joe Cappadora. Indianapolis bantam
weights.
-Four Rounds-Johnny Coble. IndianapO-
lis vs.. Johnny Kane. INDIANAPOLIS Junior
Electromagnetic
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DIXIE TENNIS FINALS
Elizabeth Ryan and Mary X. Browne
Meet in Title Match.

BU United Press
TAMPA, Fla. March 11.-Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, California tennis
star was to meet her rival. Miss
Mary X. Browne, here this after
noon in the finals of the women s.
tournament for the Dixie cham pion-
ship.
Miss Ryan defeated Miss Browne
in the Palm Beach tourney recently
and was expected to win the Dixie
title
In the doubles finals today Miss
Ryan and Mrs. Taylor were to meet
Miss Browne and Mrs. Raymond.
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Ell WARD
De Paw Team Selects
Basketball Captain.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
GREENCASTLE. Ind. March IL.
Johnny Ward of Connersville to-
day holds the captaincy of next sea
sons DE Paw basketball team.
Ward, who was high point man for
the Tigers during the season just
closed, was elected to the leadership
at a meeting OF the letter men
Wednesday night.
Ward played at Central High
School OF Evansville in his prep
days.
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CHANGES AT FT. WAYNE
High School Coaching Shake-Up An
nOunced by Superintendent.

BIZ Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, March IL
l.. c. Ward, superintendent Of
schools, has announced a shake-up
in the coaching department of local
schools. Mark Bills, who has been
in charge Of athletics at Central
High will be shifted to the new
north side school. He will be sue
ceeded at Central by his assistant,
Murray Mendenhall.
New coaches will be obtained at
South Side High School. Ward Gil
bert and Lundy Welborn, present
coaches, will be transferred from the
athletic department to the regular
faculty.
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MORE RECORDS

Bp United Press
NEW YORK. March 11.-Erich
Rademaker. German swimming
champion, broke two records in the
1OO.yard and 100-meter breast stroke
events, in the New York a. c. pool
Wednesday night.
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ENTER A. A. u. EVENT
Phillips and KilgOre of Butler TO
Compete ut Louisville.

Herman Phillips and Dave Kill
gore Of Butler have entered the In
diana-Kentucky a. 4. U. track and
field meet at Louisville Saturday, ac-
cording to announcement by Coach
Hinkle.
Captain Phillips will compete in
the 44O, $50 and mile races, while
kilgore will be in the 60-yard and
220-yard sprints.
Baseball and track men limbered
up in the Irvington gym Wednes.
day afternoon.
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T w O MI O r Z:
Helen Wills Wins in Singles
and Doubles.
By United Press

By United Press
NICE, France, March 11.-Helen
Wills added two more victories today,
one in the singles of the Nice tourna-
ment and the other in the mixed
doubles
The American champion defeated
Joan Ridley, English girl Go, GO,
and then, partnered with Charles S.
Kingsley, won two love games from
Miss Stawley and Deem, an English
pair,
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BIZ Times Special


BV Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, March Infant
shall not be another Shelby
With those ringing words, four
business men of Miami pledged fl
nancial support today TO guarantee
that the bout between Gene Tunney
and Young Stribling would be held
Friday night as scheduled.
Billy Gibson. who does Gene
Tunneys business. and PA" Strib-
ling, who still handles his sons ring
affairs. both announced that all
obligations TO date have been met
by Promoter Jess Baugh.
Tunney and Stribling concluded
strenuous training Wednesday, Gene
is a favorite, though Stribling will
have the support Of the solid South
when he crawls through the ropes.
T. w. Dickerson of Grand Rapids.
Mich, who is to referee the bout,
arrived Wednesday. 1t is a no-deci-
sion ten-round affair.
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HARD TO WHITE

Joe Sewell. crack hitter of the
Cleveland Indians. has two strikes
on him more often than a great ma
iority Of the big league players. yet
is the hardest man in the American
League to. strike out. lie has a
great eye.
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MALONE WINNER

BIZ United Press
OAKLAND, Cal, March 11.-Jock
Malone. St Paul. won from Joe
Roche. San Francisco Italian, by a
technical knockout in the eighth
round after having the better of the
fight all the way.
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JONES CUE, VICTOR

the weekly rapid-fire three-cushion
billiard tourney at Coolers Wednes-
day night by defeating Vic Sharts.
ID to 8, in the final game.