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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-21
Cost Man $40 to Wink
. At N. Y. POliceWOrnan

n NEW YORK. March 81 G.N.sJ.--
"A single wink cost Anthony De
stetano, 40, a Brooklyn shoe sinner,
$40. He was fined that amount
after Policswoman Catherine Al.
apcle arrested him on Broadway for
Blinking his eye at me-"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-21
PHONE SOCIETY TO DINE.

The Telephone Society of Wash
ington will give a banquet at p. m.
today at the Mayflower Hotel. John
c. White will be the principal
snca kee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-21

No high cost penalty in this store, for wearing
the new and the smart coats. Here are the
most popular fashions, established by smart
women for Spring, and they are reproduced at
a most economical price! At least thirty styles
to select from, the six listed above being the
favorites. Silk, tweed, twill, kasha, cheviot and
broadcloth-in black, navy, admiral blue, tan
and grey; sizes ID to 20 and So to a..
Coats Shops
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-03-21
Children's Plain
and Novelty,
Socks, 25c pr
Coat shop-secOnd Floor

Thousands of pairs have been arriving the last
few days in all the colors and mixtures to match
Easter outfits Soft Isle mixtures, light blue,
tan, green, red, lavender, royal and sky blue;
sizes 4 to 81.
Hosiery-Street FeOr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-31

Consider this page a friendly forum through which the
concerns hereon voice their compliments of the season
and their wishes for a Happy New Year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-31

May your happi-
ness and prosperity
Of 1880 soar to new
record heights ID
the wish we extend
to all our friends,
patrons and EN-
ployes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-31

May your every
dream andedssire for
the New Year find
abundant realization
in the hope and
greeting We desire to
extend 70 eoch and
Q one o. our
friends, patrons and
fellow citi1ons Of
this community.
SCOTS
Grocery
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21

indianapolis high school basket
ball teams will wind up their regular
schedules this weekend and Mon
day will swing into intensive pre-
parations for the sectional toTna-
ment here March and 2.
Two old city rivals, Manual and
Shortridge, will open the scholastic
program tonight at the Shortridge
gym. A large crowd may witness
the game between the foes of long
standing.
Friday will find Cathedral enter
tanning Hartford City as four other
city fives hit the road. Broad Ripple
will be at Anderson, Shortridge at
Peru, Washington at Greensburg
and Crispus Attucks at ST. Louis,
Mo.
Saturday, Tech will play its last
scheduled contest with jefferson of
Lafayette at the Arnory as Cathed-
raj plays at Beech Grove, Edinburg
at Washington and Crispus Attucks
at East st. Louis, Mo.
In addition to this program, the
Silent Hoosiers opened competition
in the Central States tournament
at Columbus, Ohio, today. The
tourney will continue until Satur-
day. The Silent Hoosiers won the
event in 1927 and in 1923 and need
but one more triumph to gain per-
manent possession of the trophy.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Local Bowling Gossip
By LEFTY LEE

Keen rivalry has existed between the
MarottS and Silver Flash all season and
Wednesday. nights series between these
two clubs in the Indianapolis League was
for blood The Marotts won the odd
game When Chris Rasmussen came
through VITA scores of 205, 257 and 248
or total Of TO. In years gone by when
a bowler rolled a 700 total he was made
a member of the mythical 100 club"
NOW, however, totals reaching this figure
have become so numerous that the club
has really become league." The Flashes
cid not go down without struggle, how
ever, and the second game which they
won was thriller, the score being Flash,
three-game total of 3,0l9 with games of
969, 1923 and 1,026.
All other games In this loop also were
decided over the twO-Out-Of- three route,
the Hukle Special, HaIgren-Peoria Life,
Kirschner-L -Lovick, Meridian Garage and
Falls City Lager defeating the Coca-CoIa,
Hare Chevrolet, American Central Life,
Auto Equipment and 3-F Coffee II took
big 700 to Overshadow the work of
Bill Sargent, the Falls City Lager star
games Of %26, 222 and 244. Karls hads
6l9j p. Miller, 638: Goodwin, COS; Kemper,
COL; and Eddie Striebeck, 62S Vaughn
rolled the high single game, getting a
26S In his first try.
Starting Friday night and continuing
through Saturday and Sunday the second
annual brothers tournament will be rolled
on the Delaware Recreation alleys. This
meet is proving more popular each year
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Seni-P FRO, Amateur
Basket Notes

Cards defeated the Hoosier Flyers in
fast game, SO to 81. Kelemeyer and
Priller starred for the losers. Noone was
in the 16-17-year-old class having access
to gyms call Ii: 1881 and ask for Karl
Sperr. Sacred Heart, Christamores and
Brightwood Big -Four dropped q hard
fought game to the Indianapolis Big Four,
81 to 90. Brightwoods. will meet the Flan-
ner and Buchanan quintet at Liberty hall
Friday night.
Preparations are under way for the sec
ond annual Catholic independent basket
ball tournament. There are more teams
in the field this year than when last
ayers meeting will be held Friday night
at at the Holy Trinity hall. Managers
Of the following teams are urged to re-
Holy Cross, st. Johns, Sacred Heart. Flan-
ner and Buchanan and others. For further
information call Be. 1859.
An interesting game is expected Sat-
urday night when the Enmanus Lutherans
meet the Ft. Wayne Emmanus Lutherans
1t viii be the second game of the annual
series, the locals having won the opener at
Ft. Wayne, 81 to 16. Should the visitors
March
Three games are carded at South Side
rocks meet the Dental college five, at 8:15
the St. Joan of ARC girls play the Y. l.. S.
team and in the nights feature tilt the
H. N. S. quintet OF st. Patricks meets
George j. Mayer squad.
Communal Y NJ H A. will meet the
Rirshbaum Meters in the second game Of
their series Tuesday night at the Com
munal gym, II West Morris street. Both
teams have been strengthened and an
even closer contest than the first one
when the Meters nosed out the H AS by
four points, is expected Indianapolis
Buddies. city junior champs. viii meet the
Kokono "Yn Tigers in curtain raiser.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Cruising In Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

Magnolia will need the aid of plenty
of John Laws if his verdict goes to
Sharkey.
II n
Furthermore, reports from Mi
ami Beach say Stribling is spend
ing much of his training prac-
ticing body punches that are dan
gerousIy near the foul line. In
fact several fistic experts have
become bold enough to assert the
Dixie heavy apparently means to
center his attack on Sharkey's
belt line and gamble his southern
popularity against the courage
Of the referee If his blows slip low.
THERE ARE RUMORS TRICKLING UF
FROM THE SCENE OF THE BATTLE OF
THE EVERGLADES THAT SAY JACK
DEMPSEY THINKS "STRIB" WILL BEAT
THE BOSTON MAULER. IT IS SAID HE
BASES HIS OPINION ON, HIS BELIEF
THAT SHARKEY CAN NOT TAKE THEM
DOWNSTAIRS. IT WAS DEMPSEY WHO
KNOCKED OUT THE BEArfTOWN SAILOR
WITH BODY PUNCHES THAT WRAPPED
UP THE COUNTRY IN THE FAMOUS
FAIR OR FOUL" CONTROVERSY.
q n
DILL BURWELL,, dean of the In
D dianapolis A. A. pitching staff,
has been granted permission by
Owner Perry to remain here for
two weeks and instruct Butler uni
versity pitchers and catchers in the
diamond art. The collegians start
indoor practice in their field house
Saturday. AS a result Reliable
Bill' will not join his mates in
spring training in Florida until
about March IL.
= Il n
This George Genlas person who
battles Chuck Virgins at the
ArmOry next Tuesday night is a
"catch 'em and throw 'em" pug.
He cares not for ring science and
boreS in regardless of punishment,
striving to score a knockout. Ge-
mas was a sailor for a stretch and
while serving as COB he played
bang-Up football and INDUCED in
baseball, basketball and wres-
tling.
II n
ACCORDING TO THE PHILADELPHIA
BULLETIN, THERE is NO MIDDLE
COURSE WITH GEMAS-HE EITHER
KNOCKS OUT HIS MAN OR TAKES A
THUMPING. TT Is SAID HE LEADS
WITH HIS FACE AND KEEPS HIS
STRONG RIGHT GLOVE ALWAYS
COOKED FOR AN OPENING. IN A SCRAP
WITH LES MARRNER. CHICAGO
GEMAS SCORED FIVE
KNOCKDOWNS AND MARINER SEVEN.
THE WINDY CITY PUG WINNING THE
VERDICT AT TIE END OF THE DOG
FIGHT"
One of GemaS' favOrite tricks is
to appear groggy and then lash
out swinging from the floor in an
effort to land a surprise hay
maker.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Iceless Cocktail Shaker Among
Latest Golf Accessories

game is by slow moving pictures.
Small cameras, picture machines and
tiny screens are on display which
have been designed for those who
would correct their strokes by vision.
Among the accessories at the show
is an iceless cocktail shaker for the
nineteenth hole. Operated in a
highly scientific manner, the bey-
erage is cooled by a chemical reac-
ton.
Joe Kirkwood is attracting
the usual attention by driving a
golf ball from the lips of Miss Helen
Wainwright, Olympic swimming
star. With Miss Wainwright lying
fat on her back, Kirkwood knocks
the ball from a small tee held be-
tween her lips.
The latest in golf apparel is on
display. plus fours" are still good
style. The newest in sweaters and
sox are solid colorS-jade greens,
canary yellows and robins egg blue.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
City High School Basket FUes Wind Up Regular Schedules
Numerous Estic
Conflicts Billed
at Atheron Gym

There viii be a galaxy of young
boxers on the program to be staged
at the Atherton gym tonight by
Arol Atherton. promoter. Eleven
three-round scraps are carded as
well as two exhibitions between
Happy Athertop and Al De Rose and
Kid Woods and Jack Coogan.
The show will be held at 30 East
Ohio street, second floor; first bout
at $50. Public invited. The three
round matches follow:
Gene Gruzan VS.. Billy Sheehan, 126.
frankie Clark VS.. Frank Gierke 126.
Roy Woods VS.. Jackie Harris. l1s.
Kid BoSo VS.. Eddie Cans, l47.
Walter Hunt VS.. Lindy Cauden. 1856.
Red Yeager VS.. Art Purkheiser. 1856.
Paul Fitch vs.. Jimmy Kelly, 145
Leo Landrigan VS.. Clovis Lewis, l05
Bryant Krump VS.. Johnny Strange. 1855.
Jimmy Mcdowell VS.. Don Lindsey, l24.
Roy Manning VS.. Jack Wells. i0s.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Amateur Boxers
Ready for Meet

Boxers from several clubs, in ad-
dition to unattached boys, have en-
tered the annual city amateur
boxing tournament at South Side
Turner hall Monday night. Entries
close tonight and it is said the field
will be large.
Coach Dalton of the Turner's has
strong squad entered and he pre-
diets a successful tourney, with fast
bouts and action galore. Organiza-
tions represented are Turner's,
Woodside A. c., Riverside Olympic
Club, st. Phillips A. G. and Baulnan
A. A.
A choice lot OF unattached mitt
singers also will perform.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Strauss Five
Clashes With
Deaks' Squad
Battle for City Title at
TomIinSon Hall: State
Meet Starts.

Strauss Says and East Tenth
Deaks were to clash at noon today
at Tomlinson hall for the city anna
teur independent basketball cham
pionship. the opening game of the
state amateur tournament which
will continue until Saturday night.
The winner of the noon contest
will get back into action at 7:2O
this evening against New Palestine.
Deaks advanced to the finals by de-
feating the Y. M, c. A. Wednesday
night, % to %, as the Strauss Says
trounced the Phi Delta Kappas, 81
to 19.
The schedule for today follows:
Afternoon Session
l2:00-Finals Of indianapolis champion
ship. East Tenth DeRks vs.. Strauss
SAYS.
1250-Walton VS.. Milton.
l:40-Kendallville VS.. Oxford.
2:30-Bristow VS.. Markle.
3;30-FssherS VS.. Brazil.
Evening Session
6:So--Bridgeport VS. Marion County Ern-
- manuel BaptiStS;
7:2o-Indianapolis sectional winners VS..
New Palestine.
S:l0-Morgantow VS.. Culver.
e:00-GreenWood VS.. Joogootee-
9:50-Indianapolis Big -Four VS.. Darlington,
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Did You Know
That

r go DURocHER is "The
- Kid Himself =. that is
the way he signs telegraps to
Ed Barrow Wise coliSin
wants another Notre Darler as
a line coach to taSe the
place of Tom Lieb, whe went
back to Rockne Vice
President Dawes has a son at
Lawrenceyille academy =.
who is Is and on the oox-
ing and track teams. Chick
Outen. the North Carolina full
back and outhelder. took 500
from Charlotte for signing
contract and then $500
from the Yankees for the.
same thing and Judge
Lands heard about it :. and
he hasn't told Outen yet what
he Is going to give him for
signing two contracts.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Indiana Matmen
Haze Big Season

BR United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. al
Indianas wrestling team started
training Wednesday for its contest
here Friday night with Northwest
ern grapplers.
Out of eight meets this season
the Indiana squad has won seven.
The lone team to mar Indiana's S
record was Iowa State, national in
tercollegiate champion.
The same men who won points
over such foes as Nebraska, Kan
sas, Louisville "Y," Purdue, Ohio
State. Virginia Military Institute
and the Navy will be in readiness
Friday to meet the Wildcats.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21

and every bowler VINO has a brother no
doubt will compete. For reservations and
information regarding handicap allowance
call Ii. 0l59.
Local bowlers viii have an opportunity
to look the new Anderson (Ind) drives
over when Pete Miller. the manager OF
these alleys puts on his handicap sweep
stakes Sunday, March 3. Our tip Is that
all who take in this meet vii be sur
prised, as these drives are on a par with
any establishment in the state.
TwO-time wins also featured the Up
tGWn t League games on the north side
Register, American Linen, Ideal Cleaners
and MetaIcraft taking the b. and B. spe-
fcial Ice and snH1 for. the odd & game
thre-game total for this loop, getting
$500. Al KimmelI led thesindividuals with
a score Of $40 on games Of 1873, 256 and
POS. Borten had 62l; Robinson, $40; Hill,
sas Gpsndsta eas esrsand and vii whppie S'1hsaer sIs
The American Central Life won three
Fetcher ere SAVINGS and 5FlSs TrSst Mspe Mas Il Road s
State Bank and Continental National
BANK took two from the City Trust, Farm
BankerS' League series at the Delaware are
alleys. Jimmy Hurt turned in the only
500 total. having games Of i9l ITS and
eEis 4Ol d lObdt ut~ Oios
In a special match game between the
L1pk-Bel Ladies' and the A. w G. OF a.
the 1nk-Belt team returned the win
ner With total of 1889 TO 1,660. This
match was rolled the Capitol alleys.
In the Kiefer-Stewart League the Roupla
won three from the DR.. West team as the
FL Verso tok two from the Sinok.
The lockwood Manufacturing and Cen
tury Boosters won two games from the Cen
tury alleys and Lucky Strikes, as the Cen
fury Lunch made clean sweep of their
series with the Barbecue Supply In the
Century Ladies' League. John had total
ofE537, getting games of I78, 16S and 1911.
The. K. Of c. League games al the Cen
tury drives showed the Isabella and Pinta
teams taking three from the Calumet and
Nina outfits. as the La Sale and Santa
Maria lost two to the Columbian and Mar
quette quintet. Canning turned In the best
individual series in this loop, getting SOL
on games Of 1872, l9l and 208.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21


gage in diamond practice until after
the close of the basketball season.
Wolfe, Meade and Myers are ex-
pected to answer the first call.
Reynolds, promising sophomore
catcher, is a member of the varsity
basketball squad, and will be unable
to start Saturday.
Early Results Expected
These men are expected to prog
reSs rapidly under Burwell, who
gained a leave of training camp alb
sence through owner Jim Perry of
the A. A. champions.
Hood, yearling receiver last sea-
son, is expected to head the list of
catcherS that begin work this week.
The loss of George Collyer by grad
uation will be felt keenly in the re-
oeiving department.
The remainder of the squad will
be called out at the close of basket
ball schedule. FIromuth, Caskey and
Fredenberger are the only other
veterans available for the coming
baseball campaign. The following
schedule has been arranged:
April 6, Purdue, here; April S-9, Purdue,
there; April 1o-11, Wisconsin, here; April
is. Muncie Normal, there: April II. 1lli-
nois, thereS April 10, De Pauw, there;
April 20, DanviIle Normal, there; April 30,
Indiana Central, there
May I, Muncie Normal. here. May 5,
N. A. G. u. here; May 7, DarvilIe Nor
NAL, here; May 9, N. A. G. u. here; May
IL. Osaka Mainichi (Japan). here; May ID.
Wabash. here; May Is. Indiana Central,
here; May lS, State Normal, there; May
2l, Notre Dame, here, May "a, Wabash,
there; May 25, De Pauw, here; May 80,
State Normal, here.
June 3, Iowa, here
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
and Sharkey in Top
Shape for Next Weeks Struggle
Jerry Luvads Sizes Up Situations Thinks Well of Georgia
SCrapper; Bostonan Keeps Weight Down.

in DempSey's favor whenever 'the
chopmen" fought was famous, but
in this instance Jerry the Greek
is playing no favorite since he is
assisting the boxers at both caraps.
Both Sharkey and Stribling are
in the best shape 1 ever saw them
in" said Jerry, as he stood shading
his eyes against the Florida sun,
watching the Georgian tug and
tustle aoou5 with his sparring part
uerS.
Boston Pug in Trim
"This is the first time Stribling
has Looked really good to me, while
Sharkey at present is down below
1870 for the first time since he fought
Haz1y Wills at Ebbetts field.
Jack will put on little weight
By eating and drinking between now
fnd next Wednesday, and probably
will go into the ring around 1919.
"Stribling probably will weigh
about 1874, maybe a little less
Contrary to the opinion of many
of the so-called experts who have
been watching Sharkey and Strib-
ling, Jerry the Greek, admires the
Georgia heayyweight's left hook.
Strib's Left Hook
He's got a fine left hook. Watch. .
said Jerry, as Stribling mixed mat
ters with Paul Cavalier, New Jersey
light-heavyweight, In the aband-
o1.ed swimming tank.
"See him hook that left" ex-
claimed Luvaids, enthusiastically.
"It's like Dempsey's." This from
Jerry the Greek is the maximum of
praise.
Cavalier gave Stribling a fast
workout, shooting right crosses to
the Georgian's face and once jar
ring him out of his poise. Stribling's
hid snapped back on his shoulders
and he rushed savagely upon his
sparring mate, slugging with both
hands. The general impression
created was that Cavalier had
found the Southerner easy to hit
with flgnt nano, but Jerry the
Greek believes otherwise,
Slips Blows Nicely
AS for Sharkey, Jerry is equally
admiring. The critics found the
Bostonian slow Wednesday after
noon, but Jerry asserted that Shas-
key was slipping the blows of his
sparring mates nicely. Jack boxed
with Johnny Crosse, Paul Hoffman.
Hal Mccarthy and Charley Pond of
Texas.
He's in fine shape ready to fight
right now" insisted the dinlinutive
trainer. 80 is Stribling, ready to
go. This fight may end in a knock
cut, right away. The first one that
gets in a good hard punch may
end it."
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21


my nanny. Hence I'm glad we're
going to a sea coast town. I ad-
vised all to bring along fishing tools
in order to head off the alibis." The
little Tribe field boss will ACCOM-
pany the first squad south, leaving
Saturday afternoon at 3:15 over the
Big Four for Cincinnati, where the
baseball car will be shunted to the
Louisville 85 Nashville for the jaunt
to Florida. The pastimers will reach
Sarasota at 7::30 a. m, eastern time,
Monday and opening practice will
be held that day.
Others slated to leave from In
iiianapolis Saturday are Owner
Jim Perry, Coach COrriden, Pitch
ers Boone, Schupp, Specie, Hau-
ser, Outfielder Russell and In
fieIders Warstler and McElrOy.
Eight others, all batterymen, will
go to camp direct from their
homes. The remainder Of the
squad will report in Sarasota
March 2.
SECOND BAsEMAN CONNOLLY AND
PITCHER TEACHoUT WILL RIDE THE
RAILS A WEEK TO GO INTO TRAINING.
THEY RESIDE IN CALIFORNIA. TEACH
OUT, A LEFTY. WAS PURCHASED FROM
SEATTLE.
r GU MAGNOLIA can have that
IL job refereeing the Sharkey-
Stribling scrap down on Miami
shores. Not many northern ring
officials care for the assignment.
It's going to be a tough spot to
be in. The south is wild about
Stribling and if the bout is close
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
WABASH IN SWIM WIN
BIZ Times special

bH Itm65 cDtCl0t
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Feb.
N,-Wabash and Butler met in
swimming meet here Wednesday
night and the local collegians won,
45l5 to 221s. The only first place
taken by the indianapolis squad
wenS to Pahud in the 10O-yard
backstroke.
Wabash took six firsts, including
the 160-yard relay race. The i20-
yard medley ended in tie.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
How About Glass laws?
Ba'United Press

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Fight fans
will assemble tonight in the Crystal
palace, a huge building entirely con-
structed of glass, to witness the most
discussed bout OF the season, be-
tween Jack Hood, welterweight
champion of Britain, and Len Har-
Vey of Plymouth. The bout is
scheduled for fifteen rounds, purse
money and side bets amounting to
$4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Babe and Jack
Haze Some Fun

BIZ United Press
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb.
21.-Babe Ruth could at least say
today that his first appearance in
the ring as a heavyweight, in which
his opponent was Jack Dempsey,
saw him retain the role Of home
run king.
Ruth and Dempsey put on bur-
lesque two-round boxing match at
the annual charity bazaar Wednes-
day night. Ruth picked up a bat
and Dempsey retired.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Reed
In Mat Contest

The wrestlers will return to
Cadle tabernacle next Monday night
for their weekly show under the
auspices of Promoter Jimmy Nc
Lemore. There will be three bouts.
In the main go the popular Mat,
ty Matsuda, Jap welterweight from
Ell Paso, Texas, VIII tackle Mike
Reed, Cincinnati, for two falls in
three. Matsuda is one of the lead
ing TRICK artists of the mat profess
sion. Other matches for Monday
will be announced later.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
READY FOR ENCOUNTER

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Light road
work today followed by complete re-
Taxation will see K. o. Christner,
akron heavyweight, and Paolino
Uzcudun, Spain. in condition for
their bout at Madison Square Gar
den Friday night.
Both fighters wound up GYM
nasium workouts yesterday with
sparring practice bag punching and
wind exercises. Odds continue to
favor Paolino. the latest quotation
being 7 to 5.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
Captaincy Tangle
at Columbia

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-The
IN tangle which involved the
election of the 1929 captain
of the Columbia university
football team again was before
the athletic committee today.
James Campbell, Galena, Kan,
has resigned in favor of NAL
colin Bleecker, Flushing, L. I.
But the resignation fails to
shift the captaincy to Bleecker,
the committee announced. A
special meeting of that body
viii be held in two weeks, at
which time the matter again
viii be brought up and an
other election ordered, in ali
probability.
The Indianapolis times., 1929-02-21
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS

TULSA--Joe Lohman, veteran Toledo
lght heavy. vas outpointed in easy FASH
Ion by Tommy Loughran. light heavy
weight champion, ten rounds.
CINCINNATI Sammy Price. Benton
Harbor lightweight. outpointed Midget
Query. Newport. Ky. eight rounds. john
ny NaSSer, Terre Haute bantam. outpointed
Jackie Powers. youngstown, eight rounds.
Bobby Allen, Chicago bantam, drew with
Harry Mccarthy, Cincinnati, eight rounds,
DETROIT-Steye Rocco former Cana
dian hyweight champ, defeated Franklin
Young, Negro, ten rounds.
CLEVELAND-Johnny Datto and Phil
zWick, whose bout here Tuecday was de-
clared no contest when the referee ac-
,cused the boxers Of stalling have been
suspended from Cleveland rings for ono
year. Money they we're to receive, $3.50
each. has been donated TO the community
fund