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fD0 6ybtl and John 90 on 10Th
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Aiken, S. C.-(AP)-H. L. Lake
and his wife, Aiken county farmers,
have made the winning Of state hon.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BY the Associated Press.
Y OS ANGELES. February 28. --
Pauline UZCudun. BASQUE wood

ny the Associated Press,
Y OS ANGELES. February %. --
Pauline Uzcudun, Basque wood
chopper. tonight will attempt to
IL conquer George Godfrey. biggest
of the heavyweight pugilistic
timber. as a step in clearing the trail
leading to a championship duel with
Gene Tunncy.
Uzcudun will conccdc to his giant
negro toe nearly 40 pounds In weight,
several inches in height and some more
in reach in the ten-round battle at
Wrigley Field here. But such disad-
vantages failed to shadow the confl-
dence of the squatty Basque. He feels
certain that his slashing tWo-fisted at
tack. backed by stout fighting heart
and the ability to aSSimilatc heavy pun
ishment, will carry him to victory.
Shortening odds in the general bet
ting indicated that Pauline would en-
ter the ring close to even terms with
Godfrey. The so-caled wise men" Of
the boxing racket were pretty evenly
divided on the outcome.
Some of the experts thought 1t un-
likely that the admitted toughnesS OF
the 1o5-pound woodchopper OF the
Pyrenees and his wild charging ruShes
would hold out against the boxing skill
Of the 235-pound negro, his body club
bing at close quarters and his hard
socking at long range.
Those who judge fighters by their
records instead of the way they look in
training gave the stocky Basque an
even break Paulino's record for 1927
was the more outstanding.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Limiting of Golf Entry Lists
Is Gaining Favor i'm District

tic Golf Association championship,
which may 90 to Congressional. p.
The tentative dates follow: I
Washington Golf and Country
Ciub-Nay ?. 2. 4 and ;.
Town and Country CIaD-May Q,
10, II End l2.
Chevy Chase CIub--May is. II
and IL.
InGian Spring Golf C:ub-May %,
u, % and 26.
Columbia Country Ciub-June s.
:. 2 and ..
Middle Atlantic-June IL, II, Is
and IG.
Bannocxburn Golf C.ub-Septem-
Der 10. 20. 81 and %.
District Junior Cha mpionship--
September Sc holes me:aI playJ.
District Amateur Championship
September IS and q ~ holes medal
play.
Many other matters, including sew
eral touching On tne rules governing
the amateur status OF tournamen.
contestant. were discussed b. the COM
mittec. and scveral matters we're voted
on to be laid before the annual meet
ing Of the association next Monday.
The action last night IS the first
time the local clubs have disregarded
the Baltimore Country Club tourney
date, having previously held the week
free Of local events 80 tne Washington
players Gould compete IN the Monu-
mental City tournev.
Members Of the committee present
were: Albert E. Ste!nern. president Of
the association. OF the Town and Coun-
try Club; Robert Stead O. C1ery Chase
and Burning Tree. G.. H Cnasmar OF
Columbia. Middleton Beaman Of Ban
nockburn and Dr. w c. Barr Of CO.
lumbia. secretary. Four others not
members Of the committee. also attend
ed the meeting.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

| By the Associated Press.
BOSTON.-Ace Hudkins. Nebraska.
won on foul from AL Mcllo. Lowell,
Mass. (4). Lou Bogash, Bridgeport.
! Conn, technically knocked out Babe
| Wilson. Boston t2,. Paddy Sullivan.
Bakersfield. Cal. defeated Johnny Glen
nick. Nashua. N. II.
NEW YORK. - Eddie (CannonbalD
| Martin. New York. won by technical
Knockout over Jack Pctibon. France
| go. Soldier Buckley. New York,
knocked out Carlos Martinez, Chile
| t2). Pal Silvers and Tony Vaccarelli.
both of New York, drew 80. Petit
Biuuet. Belgium, won from Johnny
Erickson. New York t5l. Marco Polo,
Pittsburgh. defeated Gus Berger. Ger
many t5l.
| PHILADELPHIA. k. o, Kaplan,
| New York, knocked out Able Balm.
| Newark. N. J. 50.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. - Battling
Levinsky. Philadelphia, stopped Marsel
| Derose. Italy t2).
| KANSAS CITY.-Larry Cappo, Kan
sas City. defeated Leo Wax. Austria
| lia u0).
| BALTIMORE. -- Matt Adgie. Phila-
| dclphia technically knocked out Bill
! Mathews. Baltimore t2l. Dewey Adams.
| Camp Meade, knocked out Jack Shat
| tuck, Washington t2l.
NEWCASTLE. Pa. -- frankie Rio,
Cleveland, defeated Johnny Pollock,
| Youngstown. Ohio 90.
pITTSBURGH.-Wil Harmon. New
| New York, won from Cuddy Dcmarco.
! Pittsburgh I0).
! ALTOONA, Pa -- Phil Stello, Nc
! Kcesport. Pa, outpointed George Peek.
| Youngstown, Ohio tl0).
| SCRANTON. Pa.-~Biily Kelly, Ecran-
/ ton, and Ernie Jarvis, England. drew
Io'
| MIAMI, Fla--W. L. tYoungl Strib-
ling. Macon. Ga, knocked out AL Fried
man. Boston 90,
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-~Johnny Carpen-
| ter, Columbus. defeated Dick McDonie,
Huntington. w. Va. l2l.
ROCHESTER. n Y. -- Louis tKid)
Kaplan, Meriden. Conn, defeated Joe
| Trabon, Kansas City l0p.
TRENTON. N. Emil PaluSo, Salt
| Lake City won from Johnny Brennan,
| Trenton IO).
OMAHA. Nebr. -- Tommy Grogan.
Omaha. defeated Lou paluSo. Salt Lake
| City u0). Joe Phalen. Omaha knock
| ed out Joe Grcb. New York t3. Jack
| Caywood. Omaha. knocked out Rough
! house" Ross, Kansas City ~.
| WATERLOO, Iowa -~ George Bour-
| land. Chicago, technically knocked out
Pat Mccarthy. St Paul ~,
| CHICAGO.~~Otto Won porat. Chi
| caRo, knocked out Gordon Smith. De-
troit tD. Les Mariner, former Uni
vcrsity Of Illinois foot ball star. stopped
/ Pete Truncc Scranton. Pa. a.. Eddie
Wolff. Memphis. and Smiling Springer,
Chicago drew "a. Ernie Peters, Chi
cago. defeated Gaspe Lavoic Chicago
| ~. Patsy Ruffalo Mount Vernon. N
| Y. defeated Joey Medill. Chicago "a,
! Ray Miller. Chicago, won from Tommy
Crowley Pittsburgh t4D. Jack McCar-
| thy. Chicago. defeated My Sullivan, st.
Paul (D.
| LITTLE ROCK. Ark Mickey GIL,
Dublin. Ireland. defeated Paul George.
Dcs MoinfS tl0).
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BY ihr Assnrtlted Press

" pIDGEPORT, Conn. February
- 28 Jack Delaney has just
about decided that the pound
L. age he carried as Nght-hcavy-
weight champion of the world ~
nr little more must bear him through
tin r0ugh~and tumble battles he faces
IL the heavyweight division, where the
best hc can expect H. about 20 pounds
the worst nf the weights
ON Thursday night. under the glare
NJ the Madison Square Garden flood
lights, delaney VIII face Tom HcenrY
kurly blacksmith Of New Zealand, in th'
first Of Tex Richards heavyweight elm
lnaiion semi finals, In iiccncy the erSt =
while rapicr of The North II lin sword
IN the hands oi Jimmy Maloncy VIII
battle the toughest Of the haudpickcd
coutrndtfS for Gene Iunncy'B title.
IicrHey VIII weigh close 10 200 pounds
Yesterday when DELANEY h0pped on the
scales tor IA deputy Of the New York
state Athletic Commission. the bar
liggicd to t13 =, aud stopped. But thc
bfpUHed French Canadian With the
flashing black eyes, the superb ring
pDjsc and crushing night hand that
GpNed The lI5 ~pDundefA and has rocked
several lesser hragYWtipiItA To sleep, re-
fuses Ia worry about The weight
Evening star., 1928-02-28
How fighters compare:
OFFER To DEMPSEY
TO BATTLE UZCUDUN

BY the Associated Press.
SANTA ANA. Calf, February 28.-
CASTOR Bastanchury, oil man and
citrus king, on whose 9,000acre ranch
Paolino Uzcudun did his training for
the George Godfrey fight here tonight
announced today that he plans to
offer Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight champion. a purse OF 100000
for a match with Uzcudun.
Bastanchury proposes to have the
match staged on his ranch at Brea,
near here. He revealed that he has
approached Uzcudun on the proposal.
The fight would be over the 10-round
route and Jack Doyle. promoter OF the
Godfrey Uzcudun bout would handle
the details.
The millionaire rancher said he
would build an arena to seat $4,000
persons. He said he was OF the opin-
ion that the contest would draw ST.
100000.
AL Mayer. representing Uzcudun said
the basque would sign If Dempsey con-
sented to the match
Evening star., 1928-02-28

"HE movement toward limiting the
size of entry lists in the invita-
ton tournaments given by local
golf clubs seems to be expand
ing
With Washington Golf and Country
Club virtually committed TO the scheme
of personal invitations for its season
opening event. starting May 2, Colum-
bia Country Club has in mind adopting
the same plan. G.. II. Chasmar, chair
man Of the Columbia green's committee.
announced today that his club is seri-
ously considering plan for restricting
the entry list in its Spring invitation
event by issuing only personal invita-
tiOns and not issuing blanket invita-
ton to a score or more clubs.
Such a plan has been In use by Bal
timore Country Club and other clubs
for many years. and has worked cut
satisfactorily. Restrictions have been
placed on entrance in the tournaments
by practically all the clubs around
Washington but so far the personal
invitation feature has not been tried.
A conflict between local tournament
dates and the dates for the Baltimore
Country Club invitation event seems
certain this year. Members Of the O.: :
ecutive committee Of the District Golf
Association. arranging a tentative list
of dates for the Spring tournaments If
the Washington clubs last night. disrn :
garded the previously selected date for
the Baltimore tourney. and ran their
tournaments through the month Of
May, without break. until the week of
Memorial day. This schedule. If adopted
by the District Golf Association at its
annual meeting on March 5. will be
certain to cause a conflict with the Bal
timore tourney. in which score Or
more Washington men have competed
for many years past.
The schedule as agreed on last night
at meeting at the home OF Herbert
T. Shannon. is only tentative, but
spokesmen for the various clubs ex-
pressed their preference for the dates
Congressional having announced a few
days ago 1t does not intend 10 hold a
Spring event. date for this tourney
was not chosen. but the week Of June
II was left open for the Middle Allan
Evening star., 1928-02-28
DELANEY is NOT WORRIED
BY HEENEY'S 200 POUNDS

Condition Is the only thing that
have on my mind" he said as he
stretched on the rubbing table the bill
l0wy muscles Of his shoulders and back
limp and 1.-THE under the ministrati0ns
OF his trainer
Il have l7a pounds now. That will
be l7H or 1870 by ring time. And when
| land flush on Hecney's chin few
pounds more or less aren't going To
mtter,
"Heency has never been knocked
down hard and hurt DO you remember
the fiRht~hand punch hit Silly Mont
R0mcry the one that knocked him
dead for flvc ttlll minutes There wa
only l7B pounds behind that one. but
wish Gene lunnry'a chin had been
IN front Of II, ia be the heavyweight
champion of the world right now
There's a frat time for every one. aud
II hit Tom Iiccncy right hen go The
way 0f NIL flesh ~ face downward
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MRS. HORN SETS COURSE
MARK BY SHOOTING A "a

DEL MONTE, Calf. February 20
R).-Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn, woman's
national golf champion. shot "a to
qualify In the womens Pebble Beach
golf tournament here.
She cut four strokes off the woman's
course record and was four strokes be-
low woman's par.
Other qualifiers included Marian Hol-
Inns Of New York. former national
champion. who had an 81.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Masonic Bowling Hono Delaney May Find Heeney Tartar
MEET WILL BE HELD
AT EPISCOPAL HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February 28.-
An outdoor track and field meet will be
held here Saturday afternoon at $50
pm, on Hoxton Field by the students of
Episcopal High School. A majority OF
'he student body will take part.
The field events will be held within
the cinder oval. but the running events
will take place on the board track.
Coach c. v. Tompkins expects to get
line on his outdoor candidates In this
meet.
GOnzaga High Of Washington will
come here tonight for game with
Alexandria High School at 80 in the
ArmOry Hall.
Old Dominion Boat Clubs basket ball
team will practice tonight in the Arm
ory at z. st. Marys Boys Club OF York,
Pa. will play the Boatmen in the Arm
ory tomorrow night at $50
st. Mary's Celtics will play the Ana
costa Eagles in the Congress Heights
Auditorium tomorrow night. French
Athletic Club in the Alexandria Armory
Thursday night at $3.50, and the Eagles
in the Armory Saturday at $50.
Manager Jimmy Bradley would like TO
get in touch with all the Alexandria
Roses basket ball players in regard to
making the trip to Leesburg, Va, tomor-
row night.
Columbia Engine Company and the
Calvary Reds will meet for the second
time this season on the Armory hall
floor tomorrow night at 7.30.
st. Mary's Seniors and the st. Mary's
Celtic Juniors are booked for a game
in the Armory Saturday night at 7:3O
Evening star., 1928-02-28
.LOUGHRAN THINKS
JACK HAS BIC lob
Not Sure He Can Go Fifteen
Rounds at Top Speed in
Thursdays Fight.
BY TOMMY LOUGHRAN.
uicht heavyweight Champion of the World
THE first of Tex Richards hcaV,

%HE first of Tex Richards heavy
weight elimination bouts Is
scheduled for next Thursday.
i Jack Delaney and Tom Heeney
will box Is rounds, the usual
championship distance. =.
Delaney has apparently built himself
up little. He weighed l80 when ne
knocked out Sully Montgomery, instead
of being slightly under l75. His expert
cncc among the big men has not been
the happiest in the world, but he ap-
parently believes that this time he IS
going through to a match with Tunney.
Jack looked like a million dollars the
night he stopped Bud German, ana
equally good when he keeled Montgom-
cry over in 20 seconds. His latest heavy
weight victory was knockout of Hum
beeck. the Belgian. Still. he was beaten
by Jim Maloney, who was knocked
out in Jig time by Sharkey, Godfrcy ana
Hceney. He seemed to be tiring last
when he won on foul from Pauline
and he dropped a decision to Johnny
RiSko.
Delaney is particular rival OF mine.
We have fought twice. The first time,
and that was before his first victory
over Paul Berlenbach. he won a shade
decision. The second time l beat him
in every one of the 10 rounds we fought
in Philadelphia. So after 20 rounds
of actual fighting. and through having
watched him in a number OF bouts, l
can judge what sort Of fighter ne Is.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
CALVARY QUINT LEADING
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL LOOP

With but loss in a dozen starts CAL
vary NJ f. basket ball team holds n
single game hold on first place in Sun
day School league
Mount Vernon M E. is just one game
behind Each team plays two more be-
fore the season closes March II.
Team standings:
Evening star., 1928-02-28
CUE TOURNEY DATES SET.

CHICAGO. February 23 GPl.-The
national three-cushi0n billiard tourna-
ment will be held in Chicago April 2-14,
the National Billiard Association an
nounced today. A rOund-r0oin schedule
will be limited 10 10 players. who will
compete for the title for $1,000.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
UZCUDUN.CODFREY BOUT
TONIGHT SEEN AS EVEN

Both Godfrey and Uzcudun reported
themselves primed for the fight.
Sieges of training at open-air camps
put them in the pink of condition.
Jack Doyle, promoter of the bout, cx-
pected approximately 10000 fans, for n
total gate of $125,00O. The fighters are
slated to enter the ring at about 9:45
pm, Pacific Coast time.
Billy Angelo, Philadelphia middle
weight. will meet Eddie Gill Los An
geles, in the six-round semi-Wind-up.
Rr}1
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Delaney Gets Discouraged.

Take the Pauline fight as an example.
For six rounds Delaney hit the big
Basque with both hands. made fool Of
him with his speed. and was out In front
by nine miles. Then he began to tire.
He became little discouraged. I think,
1t seemed to me this is characteristic
Of Delaney. 1t isn't lack of courage.
Delaney is as game a fellow as you
could want to see. But he isn't as good
when he faces continual attack, an
attack that won't let down In spite of
his hardest thumpS.
1t was this way against Pauline. SO
far no one has made much of an i'm
preston on the Basque's rock-like fea-
lures. Delaney banged him with every
thing he had. but Pauline just scowled
little more and kept coming in.
Jack was lucky to get the decision on
foul. just when some OF the edge was
going from his speed and punching.
Fifteen rounds seem long way for him
to travel.
So far as class" goes. 1t may be
Heeney doesn't rate with Jack He
doesn't box as well. isn't as fast. and
doesn't hit AS hard.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Season Records.

HlEh team same--La FaHette. GIa.
hlSh team sct--La Fayettc. l.16H.
High average-Burtner ttenicnmaii.
1lS-l6. 49,
High individual game--Ryan tNavaI'. 100.
High lnci, Idual set-bugtner tCent0nniAll.
EtSh strikcs-wstson ia Fayrt'ct. Al
High CHARACTERIZATION tia Fayettct. Burt
per Centennial is3.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Pauline and Heeney TireIess.

But. like Pauline, Heeney is tireless
and doesn't mind punishment. He'll
keep coming. He'll keep punching AT
the start Jack will probably outlook
Heeney by wide margin For six
rounds he ought To be well in the lead
Then will come the question that wasn't
answered in the Pauline scrap. Can
Delaney keep going at top speed against
A heavyweight for IS rounds? From his
past showing II doesn't seem he can.
Jacks chief hopes of victory should
lie In stopping the man from Osborne
In the early rounds Hen hit him
nlenty. no roubt OF that But Tom has
fought lots of hard hitters In his life
and none OF them put him down for the
count
II Delancv can knock Hccney out it'll
be big feather in his cap II he
doesn't stop Hccney the LAST five rounds
NAV be hard and weary time for
Jack
Tomorrow I'll tell what / think OF
Hceney.
itOpyright. 1928. North American Newspaper
Alliance
Evening star., 1928-02-28

MlhMt, Fis February ~ ~ Iifjen
rs y0yG ii Portland Ne TUNED ~
card ~ ~ for medal lDuDrh ~ the
annual Miami Nomfnk gYIi champion.
ship MsuIeeB OTrlllt ~ Eagle Nuod
n, produced d. sJ.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

ton, WaShington'S largest duckpin
shooting league. La Fayette is heading
the lot OF 36 teams. but has only per-
centage- point advantage over the Whit
ing crew. Pressing these two is Capt
Henry TAFT Rodier's Harmony outfit
Bowling has been Of high order i'll the
circuit this season. although thus far
only two individual sets Of the 4oo-claSs
have been hit. Hap Burtner OF WASH
inston Centennial has SoCked the pms
for 4l2 and Kronman of Osiris has to
his credit total Of 40a. One District
record has beer. established in the cir
cult during the campaign, Howard Ryan
Of Naval team doing this with his game
Of 100.
League statistics, compiled by Scorer
Ray Cross, follow:
Evening star., 1928-02-28
LAFAYETTE SETTING PACE.
POINT AHEAD OF WHITING
Harmony Ouint Also Is in Running for Title With
Loop Season More Than Two.thirds Through.
District Record Set in League

w YITH the season little more
a. than two-thirds through,
wv three teams are in the thick
Of a fight for the lead In the
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Columbia Engine Company and the
Calvary Reds will meet for the second
time this season on the Armory hall
floor tomorrow night at 7:30.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

Team Standing
Evening star., 1928-02-28

TIME movement toward limiting the
size of entry lists in the invita-
ton tournaments given by local
golf clubs seems to be expand
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-08
R0UMANIA PUTS
CENSORSHIP ON
ALL NEWSPAPERS
Several Writers Arrested
For Sending Reports on
Political Upheaval.
BY ROBERT H. BEST
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

VIENNA, May S.-A rigid cen
sorship prevented the leakage Of
any news from Roumania today ex-
cept official announcements, CON
flicting rumors Of an impending
clisis and reports of peasants march
ing on Bucharest.
The censorship was supplemented
by the arrest of representatives of
several newspa Permen serving out
side newspapers and news agencies.
Other newspaper men have been
warned that arrest will follow any
attempt to send news which the
government holds to be false.
Government statements said there
was comparative quiet in the
country. Newspapers at Belgrade
which maintain contact with Rou-
mania generally bore out those
statements. But there is hint that
correspondents are under severe
pressure not to send unfavorable
news.
The correspondent of the Buchar
est newspaper Politika published a
statement from Julia MANU-, lead
er of the peasants. party, that has
demanded the resignation of the
government.