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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03
RICHMOND OPEN STARTS
Field Of Seventy Pros and Amateurs
Compete in $4,000 Event.

En- Ghlted Press
RICHMOND, Va, April 3.--The
$4,000 Richmond open golf tourna-
ment begins here today with a field
of seventy professionals and anna
tours entered Johnny Farrell,
Bobby Cruickshank, Wild Bill
Mehlhorn, Joe Kirkwood, al Espl-
nosa, Al and Henry Cuici, Charles
Hackney and Antony Manero ara
annODo them
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 3.-Ralph
Greenleaf, worlds pocket billiard
champion, defeated r M. Carson,
125 to IL and II. 3. Scheirar, 1875 to
Ga, in exhibition matches here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

NEW YORK-Jack Humbeck, Belgian
heavyweight, won on foul from Jimmy
Byrne, louisville, third round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

PHTLADELPHIA-K o. Phil Kaplsn,
1859, won decision over Babe McCorgary,
100, ten, rounds: ALLENTOWN Joe. Cans, i62,
mounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03
Fights and Fighters

cHICAGo-TufTy Griffith, Sioux city,
Iowa, middleweight defeated Bobby
Brown. Lowell. Mass. eight ROUNDS; Red
Lima Lima ohio t5tOi m n6e fought va
draw, eight rounds; JACK McKenna, To-
ToRtq; Canada m94idjdleTeight -. knoc6ed
Dick Wetzel, st. Paul midleweight, de-
feated Jimmy Ryan, Chicago, sixth
round.
SARASOTA, Flaw. L. (Young) strib-
ling Georgia. knocked out Marshall
Blackstock. Birmingham heavyweight sec
ond round.
MIAMI. Fla.-Russ Rosev 1877 Los
TeddYS Taylor, 166, Lake Worth, fourth
round.
Memphis welter knocked out Al Knowles,
New Orleans, first round.
PITTSBURGH - Jack .Katkish Law
renceville. light heavyweight, won decision
over Ruby Ceder, Tarentum eight rounds.
PHILADELPHIA. o. Phil Kaplan,
I59 won decision over Babe McCorgsrY,
100, ten rounds: Allentown Joe Cans, i62,
defeated Jack Pry. 1862, New York, eight
rounds.
NEW YoRK-Jack Humbeck. Belgian
heavyweight, won on 2 foul from Jimmy
Byrne, Louisville, third round.
BOSTON-Ernie Schaaf, Boston heavy
weight, won decision over Benny Touch
stone, New York tenth round.
BOSTON - Roberto Roberti. italian
heavyweight, won a folu from TED Sand
wilma, Germany, third round
CHUCK MEETS PIERRE
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 3.-Pierre
Charles, Belgian heavyweight, will
meet Chuck Virgins, Indianapolis,
in a feature ten-round bout tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

PITTSBURGH - Jack Katkish, Law
renceville. light heavyweight. won decision
over Ruby Ceder, Tarentum, eight rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

The schedule for the Indiana state
Tourney VIII be ready shortly This meet
opens Saturday at Pritchets Recreation
Pritchett will have the drives IN the best
of shape and some new records are eX-
pected to be made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

Angeles. won a technical Knockout over
Teddy Taylor, 166, Lake Worth, fourth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

MEMPHIS. Tenn. -- frankie Dugan,
Memphis Welter, knocked out Al Knowles,
New Orleans, first round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

SARASOTA. Flaw L. (Youngl Strib-
ling. Georgia. knocked out Marshall
Blackstock. Birmingham heavyweight, sec
ond round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

and three game sets With scores OF 2l4,
265 and 1853, a total OF 645
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

The efforts of Walter Harshman pro-
moter or novel tournaments to start
general family quarrel win be rewarded
next SUNDAY when he stages his husband
andwife handicap tournament at the
Central alleys.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

Freeman Bros. won three games from
the Quality Drugs as the Johnston's Paint
Jud's Mems buds and Maytag took two
W. r. Stewart in the Merchants Cen
trail League games at the Capitol alleys
Wilson was high lin both the single game
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T. 49,.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-03

Il was much intrigued by the invita-
ton to make blindfold test of your
leading brands of American cigarettes,
to see how they compared with each
other and with those | had smoked
abroad. Could one really taste the
difference? wondered.
"But when [ was handed these ciga-
rettes, one by one, | realized at once
that there was a difference and that the
test was conclusive. One cigarette was
so muchmore appealing, so much more
delicate in flavor. Oh, and so much
smoother!
"When the test was over and was
told that the cigarette of my choice
was OLD GOLD | understood at once
why this cigarette is SO popular among
my American friends"
Evening star., 1928-05-20

Blasted out Of solid rock. a new
"Strong room" covering an area Of two
and a half acres has been constructed
$50 feet below the Bank of France, in
Paris. The task occupied 1850 men
for three years, working day and night.
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Dr.. FELIX DEUTSCH DEAD.
Brother-in-Law Of Banker Kahn
suceumbs in Berlin.

BERLIN, May 10 1p.-Dr. Felix
Deutsch. head of the AlIgemeine Elec-
trirataets GeseIlschaft, the General
Electric Co. OF Germany. Is dead here
at the age Of 10 He was brother
tn-iaw Of Otto H. Kahn. New York
banker. and visited America last Fall
Or. Deutscf1 gucoumbed to the ex-
cttement OF the many celebrations oc-
curing In connection with hts seven
tleth birthday on MAJ is. and died
suddenly from an apopiectic stroke.
He was a leading spirit in the cleo
tricai industry and established more
than 800 technical bureaus throughout
the world.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

washington wants no Power Trust.
--AdyeTt tSsemcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
Flu Epidemics In
IA Not at Peak:
100 New Cases

Los ANGELES, Dec. 7.-CP-Al-
though 1900 new eases Of influenza
have been reported in Los Angeles
in the last two days. health suthori-
ties announced today that the pre-
valency OF the disease. which has
cost 1872 lives in a little more than
three weeks had not yet reached its
height. which they expect to come
next week.
Health department figures show
that there have been 5000 cases here
since the disease became prevalent
November 10. Yesterdays new eases
numbered 400. while 500 were re
ported Wednesday.
Schools remained open in Los An
gelcs today but those Of Pasadena
have been shut down. Reports from
health officers in the adjacent a
ties OF Orange. San Bernardino. Ven
tura and Santa Barbara. where the
disease also had gained a hold, said
that il had been subdued.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
All champion
Stock Sold With
Few Exceptions

CHICAGO. Dec. T.-(F-It's ell
over but the squealing for the cham
rion hogs. sheep and cattle OF the
international Livestock Exposition.
Only the breeding classes viii
emerge with their lives, with n eN-
ception: Dick, the grand champion
steer owned by 1~2-year-old Clarence
Coecks Of State Center, Iowa, will be
taken 20 New York alive by the j. c.
Penney Company which bought Il At
sthe record-brcaking figure Of $500.
MIR. Penney wants to exhibit Il as an
example az al club achievement.
So much interest was attracted
Yesterday hy the sale Of Goecke's
nrize steer that the sale of the other
rrize winners was forced into the
background. Iowa State College was
ablc 70 get only $50 a hundred for
,ts grand champion barrow. a Duroc,
and Or. I. \. Swallum OF Storm Lake.
Iowa. drew $3.50 n hundred for his
reserve champion. a Chester White.
Roth figures were under the record.
The grand champion carload Of
s,cers-the Aberdeen Angus year
iirrs owned by +. T.. Hall of Nc
r~hanicsburg. Ill.--hrought Sti q hun
Ircd The champion carload NJ
-hcsn. owned by W. q. Miles NJ
zyansville, Wis. sold at ST a hun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
c. CHIEFS
DISCUSS TRACT
Plan To Be Submit
ed to Harlingen
City Heads

HARLINGEN. Dec. Tentative
plans forthe landscaping and general
Improvement of the entire tract CT
2ag acres OF land owned or held IN
%deroption BY the city Of lIarlingen
were discussed al the meeting Of the
Harlingen Chamber Of Commerce di-
rcctors here Wednesday and the
plan will be submitted to the city
commission next Wednesday.
The suggested improvements were
outlined by l.. A. Miller of Spring
field, Mo. landscape engineer, and
included proposed improvements for
a nine-hole golf course. airport.
parks. etc.
The directors endorsed proposed
chronological college courses equip
fcnt AZ Kingsvillc. and passed reso-
lutiouS favoring a constitutional
convention. AZ the request Of the
Texas Bar association. Another res
]olution thanked the lIarlingen Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
for arranging the fair booth.
The chamber OF commerce adopted
a tentative suggestion to sponsor an
outdoor Christmas tree decoration
program in Harlingcn.
This program would include CO
operation Of other civic %organiza-
ton and the object would be 10 EEL
curc AS many outdoor. decorated ami
illuminated Christmas trees rs pos
sihlc.
The annual banquet of the organ
ization was discussed. but no date
set. II was decided 70 send a box NJ
grapefruit 70 r. A. Bemish, Phila-
delphia newspaper man. whose e.
quest for fruit had been forwarded
from the Houston Chamber Of Com
merce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
CONTEST WILL BE
FILED, SAYS SMITH


McALLEN, Tex, Dee. Ernest
Smith Of McAiien, defeated citizens
republican candidate for representa-
tive from Hidalro county, announced
today he will contest the election Of
Representative v. r. Montgomery.
II intend going through with the
contest and it will be filed before
December IA and will be carried 10
the floor Of the legislature Smith
DECLARED.
The Statement. Uas made by Smith
following publication Of a statement,
%cmanating from Austin, quoting
Montgomery as saying that Smith
would drop has contest.
MIR. Montgomery Ia his interview
said | told him | had not authorized
nor knew of letters being sent out
stating that a contest would be
filed Smith said. Il did tell Mont
gomery ! knew nothing of the letters
but | told him | was certainly going
to contest the office.
During my conversation with
Montgomery, which vas at his bid
ding, he stated to me that | was be-
ing used as n means TO defeat him for.
the speakership and that there was
AO 0rt III iMA ANIANnAhA- It's 49, N"
10 would not Get me anywhere. lie
intimatcd 10 me that | should with
draw and I told him he would have 10
sec my attorney"
The letters referred to by Smith
and Montgomery %purported to have
been sent out BY the EX-Service
Mems League Of Hidalgo county, and
were addressed 20 all state legis-
lators. IL called attention to the po-
litical situation in Hidalro county,
and called on Legislators not 10 sup
port Montgomery for the speaker
ship.
Smith, according 70 his statement,
Hid not know about the letters, or
see them before they were mailed
nnf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

state convention here. judging from
the many letters received from the
various delegates after they returned
home.
The letters. to J. 4. Bell. secre-
tary Of the San Benitc Chamber Of
Commerce. and 10 others IN San Be
nito who aided in the entertainment
express appreciation for the enter
tainment. and surprise and pleasure
at what the Valley has to offer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
RANCHER GETS ; YEARS
AS SLAYER OF YOUTH

LAMESA. Tex. Dee. T.-P-Nill
Human. Cara county cattleman,
wss found guilty of Staying -srvin
breeding. 22. by n grand jury here
late Yesterday ard his punishment
fivcd nj three years in prison.
Rrecdirg was shot to death in 2
,hsater AZ Post in 1927. n moment
after ne had been called from his
reat bv Luman. The defendant de-
Jared he shot in self defense after
Preceding had made a motion as
~ ggh 10 draw q pistol. Luman
aid he had gone to the theater to
sst Breeding 70 apologize for an
alleged insult 10 Mrs. Luman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
MONTGOMERY
SCORES FOES
Valley Legislator Is
Confident To Be
Next Speaker

N@PNNAai ~ AuE AlrAdlu
.AOSIlN, Tex, Dec. w. r.
Montgomery, Hidalgo county rep
resentstiye, brands as purely po-
litical propaganda" the threat to
contest his election to the forty
first legislature. lie has issued the
following statement:
I'm view OF the statements circu-
lated regarding an alleged contest
OF my election 10 the house Of rep
resentatIvcs. 1 feel il proper to
make these statements of facts:
First: Ny opponent, Ernest
Smith, advised me that he neither
authorized nor knew that a contest
would be filed.
Second: NY majority of 1850
votes could not be overcome BY my
opponent IN any contest, and the
proposed contest of my election ls
purely political propaganda, ema-
mating from Hidalgo county, in
tended solely for the purpose OF at-
tecting my race for the speaker
ship.
Third: The recent contest or
Congressman Gamers election was
demonstrated 70 have been an at
tempt to discredit him with his col
leagues rather than a bona fide at
tempt TO seat his opponent. IL has
proved n boomerang and has left
Mr.. Garner stronger than IT found
him. | do not hesitate 10 say that
any contest Of my election would
be If the same nature, and ! am
confident that il would have a sim-
il-r effect.
Il have received many kilograms,
long distance calls and letters from
my friends all rcitcratinE their
staunch support.
Having more than a majority Of
the members Of the house who have
signified their intention % vote for
me for speaker. / naturally am con
tident of success"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
EaszzNxHasviss ~ .ez1seEkAkzszNEH4I
Next SUNDAY
Dec. 9th
A Mighty Parade of Comic
lands Most Famous Fun Folks

Grins -. chuckles =. laughs g%alorel
Here's fun for the children JOY
for you -. in the great, new, bigger
and better. is color pages with 80
comics that begins in The Light Sum
day.
Old friends of comic land -. new
friends of comic land by famous ar
lists will greet you -. it will be a
carnival of fun and frolic 4. a cy-
clone of comedy, a tornado of JOY 800.
don't miss it -. make certain that you
get your copy Sunday by placing your
order with your n~ewsdealer now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
New Air Field
Made In Mexico

TFHUACAN. Puebla. Mexico, Dec.
An aviation field has been con-
.trnrted here by the troops Of the
ioraI garrison and has been inaugu-
r,ted. The field will be available
To- civilian as we'll as military
machines.
-raI springs and is a popular resort
y;sited by thousands from this part
81 ,be country. The new field Is ex-
tod % attract more tourists and
Le generally beneficial FER the
iorafity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

directors, coaches and faculty ad-
visers assembled for their annual
sports conclave in Chicago today.
While there had been no specific
information Of a blow-off, rumors
we're thick that al least two uni
versities, Chicago and Illinois, were
ready to demand a showdown on the
conference policy of obtaining sth-
letes and on enforcement Of the cli-
gibility rules.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

Practically all Of the editors said
that they would write up the Valley
in their papers, included in the ar
ticles to be one in the Publishers
Auxiliary. which goes 20 practically
all newspapers in the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
INDUSTRIAL SURVEY
OF HARLINCEN SOON

HARLINGEN. Dec. 7.-An indus.
trial survey Of HarlinTen will "
started early In January. according
to Myron =. Ward, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce here.
The survey will be similar to one
completed during the spring Of this
wear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
Powder Believed
In Big Ten Meet

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-P-With such
highly combustible subjects as prose-
and eligibility providing ma
terial for fireworks. Big Ten athletic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
Editors Pleased
By Valley Meet

SAN BENITO. Dec. members
of the Texas Editorial association
apparently appreciated the %courte-
sizes extended them during their 1928
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07

L0ND0N.-Girl members OF the
Excelsior club defied the ice float
ing on the Thames and went bath
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-07
FIRE DRILL r

ACTON. Eng.-Walter Heweta was
fatally burned during a drill of the
fire brigade to which he belonged.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
Central Alumni. Fish"
Outswim Varsity Lads

The Central High Alumni swim
mers, presenting q covey Of ex-
perienced, natators, rosed out the
undergraduates 1890. in the annual
Alumni Varsity tank meet yester-
day afternoon in the Central High
pool. The relay event. which re-
warded the victor with eight points
and none for the loser. decided the
meet in favor Of the Alumni. The
results follow:
200 Yard Relay - Won by Alumni
(Bates, Peters, Bonnet. Melgs).
220-Yard Dash--Won by Gordon (C):
second. Peters CAD; third, WYNN CAL.
50-Yard Dash--Won by Hickey EC);
second. Meiga tA.l; third, Dutfleld GO
Second Thomas (M9; third, saun-
ders (C.).
10O.Yard Backatroke--won by Varella
tC.l; second, Bonnet tA.1i third,
100 Yard Free style--won by King
tc.l; second. Levsrton tC.); third, BON
Fancy Divtng--ven By tGsIaascock fA.lt
second, sanford (A.); third. LYMAN lc.l-
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
Northeast I Temple
Tournament
Schedule
Tonight
TEAME fesna q

Tonight
TEAMS (S:0e r. M
!. D. G. Fire Department, Rics schmidt
Bakery, Woodehbppers American Sc
curity ana Trust Company. Perpetual
Building Association, Cornell Lunch,
Model Lunch Home Security Insurance,
Union Printers Elite Laundry.
DOUBLES (1e:OO r. NJ
F. ONeal and g. Booker. r NJ Ap-
pei and BennediIti. ". Lilly and g. Lilly,
Milby and Iaaacs. J. Deputy and Paul
James. J. Wa1dron and Hatcher, J..
Myers aud j Mmlvey, II. Newman and
<. Thorpe. A. Sanfini and r. Heffel-
finger. B. Geuthler and u. Murphy.
SINGLES C1.a0 M
Coz Cost. Arey. Baily, McGolrick,
TEAMS ts:oe r. NJ
Coliseum. Curb Cafe west WashtnE-
ton Baptist Church, Artie Eelle, Caris
Specials. Princess Theater Flumbfng 8
Industry. Comforter Club Orthedorx.
DOUBLES 500 r. NJ
Ben McAlwee and Cy Burriss, NJ.
Lawrence and Partner. Roudabush and
smith, Gus Frederfcks and Artie Webb.
SINGLES $1,000 P. M)
Sol Padiibsky r. Bischoff, b. Hazel.
e. Hazel. &. Stoner. g. Il BmaIi. Gus
F'redericks, Artie Webb, A. j. Henley,
Frank Thornbnrg.
DOUBLES GO;oO P. M
w. T. GinGeil ana F. " GingelI
Mcaolrics and Hank Baiiy, Cox and
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
Georgia Tech Varsity
Scrimmages Scrubs

PASADENA, Calf. Dec. 27.--The
California and Georgia Tech grid.
iron machines were today subjected
to thorough oiling in preparation
for their classic struggle In the
Pasadena Rose Bowl Tuesday.
1t was more than an ordinary
day of work for the Southern In
vaders. Coach Bill Alexander sched-
uled heavy scrimmage for his
Atlanta laddics-their first since
their Georgia game. December 5.
The Tech mentor planned to. send
his varsity against a bunch OF SUBS
using California plays.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
Grid Coaches Discuss
Proposed Rule Changes

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 70
Proposals to change current foot
ball rules were slated to come up
today in the annual meeting OF
the National Association of Foot
ball Coaches
Pop" Warner, of Stanford. was
ready to bring to the floor his
idea of eliminating tie games by
declaring the team having the
largest number of first downs
victorious.
Another plan ts that of Coach
Rodgers, Of West Virginia, to be-
gin the second half where the
first half left Off Opposition to
these new wrinkles were expected.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
] NEW orr. MS
DOUBLE O'S
Nv pni 4 1sl

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N.Y. .t1ANSs pec. o.
Gremens Who took = arneM sktlnt
40 Cuba. - now back home. Rk1F
failed to have any luck the opFn.
ink week on the island and dlspqSeu.
Of Sun Pc Meurs Xecd and others
of bis stable elad decided e come
1a29 season Ia ADril AZ Bowie.
BiIf TrundIe. who fs winteriliR
j cksonviIle and others Of his stable
at Bowie. II spending the helida AVS
iii town. He states that Dick Pend
|inp has tie Bowie course "a great
shsna ana fi,st flia rf6Tnd Il = not \
t,aAm f,o5eN sinSje daNs thus
sisa1,linS fhs fl1nrou ~ brs6k "a take
sss1@s sE1ssfsiSmS rueF ~
sIss
ss,.,,i,re ~ varioifz frscl< ;
VIII havS caaTxe 81 the iron men
a,,rsssg y f. FsaiT Grounds raeefing
,,s,srss s.,,,.ss sss,sys Tan.1arx At New
~ - y IsstfsTs flS1f at
s,a.sy.a wv. ~ 49, ~ fssis. Szvns3S,Is
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nleesAns Rssnk sa's ~ u
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0..,,s,Ia r@9.g,, 8 l6rai Iad. ~
a, 4 Nj ~ 900 fl,fnna said
.st... sss.. ,ssS,sfi,, f,, fl,fs S,Iifffll.
81. 4, w :ssss 9af ne doe
49, .,,S tsiris hn,,sa & 1ssnr mhoi at New
r.,.iaers ara Yesterday he won tIia
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
French A. c. Basketers
Meet POntiacs Tonight

The French A. &. basketers will
mix with the Pontiacs tonight at
7 o'clock in. the. new Eastern High
gym. Manager Bill Flester desires
that members Of the French team
meet at Eighth and H sts. N. E.,
at Sis o'clock.
The French auint will play in
the preliminary to the Skinker
Bros. Eagles Hoffman Clothiers
game Sunday afternoon in Con.
gress Heights Auditorium. Man
ager FYester is looking for a suit
able opponent. He can be reached
by calling Franklin 6764 between
3 a. m. and 8 p. m
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
GRlFFS TAKE WHIPPING

The Clark Griffith quintet went
down to defeat before the on.
slaught of the Aztecs at the Y.
M. C. A. gym by the score of
"a to IL.
This is the Griffs first defeat of
the season. They are still calling
for games with l00.pound teams
Of Washington and vicinity. Teams
wishing games may call Manager
Mendelson, Colunnbia 1853 between
$50 And 2 y n.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
Dugan Nay Pilot
Braves If He'll
Play Third

NEW YORK. Dec. EFF Joe
Dugan will consent to play third
base for the Boston Braves next
season he will eventually be
given the post of manager, accord
ing to report here.
The veteran third baseman of
the champion New York Yankees
is baking at his sale to the lowly
Braves. Judge Emil Fuchs.
owner of the Braves, has an
nounced he will manage the team
himself next year, but according
to- the report he will attept TO
lure Jumping Joe to the Hub by
making him assistant manager
nextA season and chief pilot later.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
MITE OF THE MAT

George Bothner, who held the
lightweight wrestling championship
of the world for twenty years. met
all sizes OF rnatmen up to nearly
300 pounds. although he never
weighed more than 1875 pounds.
The Washington times., 1928-12-27
GUARDSMEN ENTERTAIN

The Company r, Hyattsville Ma
tional Guards, will entertain the
Red Shield basIetere tonight at
O'Clock in the Hyattsville Armory.