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position in the bracket is expect
ed to develop between San Benito,
Sebastian and the collegians.
Dudes Drop
Foraker's has Slumped to a .3T5
standing. since their fellow citi-
zens, the MethodistS. put them on
the creased downgrade.
The most significant game in
the upper bracket scheduled for
Friday night Is the n between
Edocuch and Donna. Edinburg
McAllen and Pharr should win
their games with R~aymondville,
Mercedes and Progreso.
Likely looking tits in the lower
bracket are Sebastian at Browns
Vile Junior college and Foraker's
at Model Laundry. The Scorps are
"doped' to defeat Sebastian and
the Cleaners should take Forakers 5
II they can stand the gaff for two
halves. The Methodists will have
no trouble with Rio Hondo and
San Benito should take the Soldiers
easily.
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AZTECS DOWN
COMETS PIP

Keeping Up their winning streak.
Supt. H. A. Francis Wilson Tract
Aztec quint defeated the Comets
az El Jardin Tuesday afternoon o.
IL. This ran the Aztec record I'D
10 eleven wins against one de-
feat.
OfRear, Wilson Tract, forward
was high point man for the after
noon, despite the fact ne did not
play al the game. The visiting
eager dumped 10 points into the
hooper. Triplett OF the Comets and
Young of the Aztecs tied for sec
ond scoring honors with six each
SpurrIer. ORear'S running mate
at forward. lOoped five points.
These two clubs play a return
game az Primera Thursday after
noon.
Miss McAfee's Aztec girls also de-
feated the FL Jardin feminine con-
tingent 26-I4.
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CARES
CHOPPER AWAY

CHICAGO. Feb. 5-P-Primo
Camera. Italy's fighting giant, has
frightened Elzear Rlouz. wood
choppinE heavyweight from Mon
treal, into an indefinite and invol-
untary retirement from Iilino
rings.
Rioux went into his forced rc-
tirement yesterday at the order XII
the Illinois State Athletic comm!
sion. which concluded after an i-
yestigation that fright alone wa
responsible for his unsatIsfactc-'
showing against the italian mar
mountain at the stadium Frida-
night.
IN addition, the commission fiie
him $1,000 and revoked his licers1
the maximum penalty in this sta
Camera. who won the match by .
knockout after just AZ seconds, W..
held t'-meless by the commissi1t
and enriched by approximately SIC
900, his share Of the gate which "
held UP pending the investigation
Dave Barr, referee Of the abbre-
Waited match which resulted III
booes from fans. told the commits
sion Rioux was only a victim Of
fright and he saw no signs OF q
conspiracy for q dive" on the par,
OF the Canadian.
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WRIGLEY'S EXPERIMENTAL
CUBS GRAB PENS, TO SIGN UP

Although Week refuses to give
out salaries for public knowledge, II
is known the big reason for the lack
Of holdouts among the Cubs is due
to substantial increases in pay for
the more important members VI
the national league championship
cast. Wilson is TO believed TO have
deceived a contract calling for s25--
600. a good increase over 1929. while
Charlie Root. Guy Bush and Pat
Malone. aces OF the pitching staff.
also will draw fatter pay %enevelopes.
Wrigley has his heart set, not only
for another national league flag, bul
another chance 70 win the worlds
championship. His spirit Is shown in
the players.
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YOUNG METERS
AFTER HUNTER
Flashy New Yorker Gives
Tennis Star Hot Race
For Money

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-tPy-Young-
er players. cunning for the scalp Of
Francis IT. Hunter in the national
indoor tennis championship, are
polishing up their volleying.
Jean Borctra. one Of the worlds
great masters Of the volley and
smash. trimmed Hunter last year
in the final Of this event. Yester-
day Frank Bo--eau OF New York,
using t--3 same weapons with a
southpaw twist, pressed Hunter
hard before he finally was beaten
at Cd. SO. Us.
Eugene McCauliff, Fordham pro-
duct. faces Hunter in the quarter
finals today.
In the same half OF The draw
Herbert Bowman meets Perrine
Rockafellow In an all New York af-
fair.
IN the other half Gilbert Hall
Of South Orange, ~. j., faces r. =.
jenkins, New York, while julius
Seligson, Lehigh University. meets
Harris COggeShall OF Des Moines.
Goggeshall yesterday flattened
Sidney Selieson Of New York Uni
versity, 60, 6-I.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 5=P-William
Wrigley's tempermental Cubs, VIC
tins OF a few undesired records in
their recent world series skirmish
with the athletics, have established
a somewhat different record In sign
ing 1880 contracts.
Instead Of giving owner Wrigley-
president William Week and mana
ger Joe Mccarthy several headaches
by becoming holdouts. as is the GUS
tom Of players on most champion
ship clubs. ever Cub has signed his
contract without delay.
Even Hack Wilson, who year after
year has played the holdout role.
came through with his signature in
record time.
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National League Ends Internal Strife of Brooklyn Baseball Club
Basketball Results
(By Associated PreSs.)

At Obcrlin-Akron IS; Oberlin is.
At Delaware-Ohio Wesleyan 80,
Miami 10.
At ADMINISTRATORS Dame TO-
Marquette Is.
At Omaha-Missouri 80; Creighton
At Houghton-Michigan Tech IS;
Central State Teachers p.
At Enid-Phillips ". 80. Tulsa is.
AT Greeley-Colorado Teachers "a;
Denver q.
At Stanford-Stanford "a: St. Ig-
aatius "a.
AT neutrality-suspicious. Club IS; CAL
ifornia 81.
At Lexington. Mo.-Wentworth
Military Academy 80; Chillicothe 20,
At Fayette. Mo.-Central 40; Mis-
souri, Valley 10.
At Emporia. Kas.-Southwestern
Is; College Of Emporia Is.
At st. Mary's Kas.-St. Mary's
IS: Kansas Wesleyan %.
AT Lindsborg, Kas-Bethany A;
Bethel %.
At Wichita, Kas.-Wichita AZ:
Friends 30.
At Kansas City-Kansas City Life
AZ; Ottawa n.
At Fort WORTH. c. u, 80;
Baylor %.
At Acknowledging College 90:
Texas Tech "a.
At Brownwood-Abilene Christ
ian College rs: Daniel Baker "a.
At Huntsville-Sam Houston Bear.
kats %; North Texas Eagles %.
An ancient fire bell has been
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Skeet Shoot Today

The second Skeet shoot or the
season will be held over the Batsell-
Wells range Wednesday afternoon
beginning at 4 o'clock.
Frank MarkuSsen ran off with
honors In the first shoot held Sun
day. He broke q perfect Is in his
first attempt.
In order to reach the range. turn
TO the left off Palm Boulevard just
before reaching the big resaca.
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Thn Associated d.

10y lit AScDAAdltu 1IGNS#l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herrera.
Chicago, outpointed Eddie Kie
Wagner. Philadelphia, C10). George
Nate. South Bend, Ind. outpninted
Young Irish. Akron. Ohio, 10.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Farm-
er Joe Cooper, Terre Haunte. Ind,
outpointed Sammy Buchanan, Way
cross. Ga. d0).
BALTTMORE-Jack McEvey, New
York. ~outpointed Tiger Thomas,
Leiperville, Pa. 00).
LOS ANGELES-Eddie Mack.
Denver. knocked out Joe Sanger,
Milwaukee. C5).
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-Jackie Evans
Kansas City, outpointed Chick
Wagner, Lafayette. Ind, u0).
SEATTLE, Wash.-Harry Dillon.
Winnipeg. knocked out X. Q. White.
Seattle. co..
PORTLAND-Del Fontaine. Win
nipeg, and Pete Cerkan, Peel. Wash.
drew. u0).
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Ramblers Defeat
PIT. Isabel 1873

The Brownsville Ramblers defeat
cd the Point Isabel Pilots 1919 IN a
hot fought game on the Fort Brown
court Tuesday afternoon.
a. Gonzales was high point man,
ringing up six points for the win
ners. For the Pilots. Garcia dumped
four points into the hopper. A fair
sized crowd saw the game.
The Ramblers will take on the
Boy Scout Troop No. l Saturday.
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GAME

The four-game series between the
Brownsville Junior college basket
ball quint and the Edinburg Junior
college aggregation will open with
a game az Edinburg 8 p. m. Satur-
day. II has been announced by J. w.
CRed) Irvine, Brownsville athletic
director.
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Miss Valenta To
Return Monday

Girls basketball at the Browns
vile high school will likely get
under way soon after Miss Mar
garet Valenta returns Monday
from a two-monthS visit to
Europe.
Miss Valenta, athletic direc-
tor for girls. has been travelling
in Europe following her brothers
graduation from the University
or Rome.
With the Cherry twins and
Johnnye Cabler back. the Eagle
girls should put a good sextet
IN the field.
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a@ma Tie HERALD SPORTS SECTION ana5
Benito. McAllen Amateur RS New Runners-up


the Valley Amateur Basketball
league hit the skids Tuesday eve
ming and a pair OF strong teams
took over their berths. The Edin-
burg Firemen and the Harlingen
Methodists easily copied encount-
crs with tail-end clubs to main
tain their two-game leads.
In the upper bracket, Harley
Jackson's McAllen Insurance Gag
ers romped on Donna 1910 10
knock the DONATES from the
runner-up position. The Macks,
generally conceded to be one Of the
best clubs in the upper bracket
took over second place with a Ills
rating. As a result OF her defeat,
Donna now rests III fourth place.
Saints Step Out
San Benlto has turned Sebastian
down for second honors IN the low
err bracket bee. This was accom-
plished By virtue Of the Saints
4I-40 win over the 'Bastian crew
last Saturday night. Both OF these
clubs wen Tuesday night, the
Saint easily downing Fort Brown
26-8 and Sebastian defeating Mod
Ell Laundry 17-l2.
This little exchange Of places in
the two brackets fulfilled general
opinions that Donna and Sebas-
tian were enjoying somewhat false
leads. San Benito and McAllen
are recognized as strong quint5
and they have fought their way up
the percentage ladder to their
present standings. III will likely te
some time before they arc unsea.-
cd, l-,less they meet the bracket
leaders.
Pharr Again
In the upper bracket, Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo continued 10 make
merry at the expense Of the Pro
greso caFers. The tri-city aggrega-
ton won its fifth straight 1910
70 establish q .555 mark. Although
IN fifth place. the Pharr qUint IS
one Of the most feared clubs in the
upper bracket.
IN their present mood, they are
liable 10 take the measure az any
team they meet.
Edcouch proved she wasn't a back
number. even though she has taken
a couple Of wallopings Of late, by
defeating Mercedes 10 n lively clip
4l-10. Edcouch is very much I'm
the running.
In the lower bracket, the
Brownsville Junior college Scorps
climbed a notch as a result of their
win over Forakers 1926, and the
Model Laundrv's defeat at the
hands Of Sebastian. The Scorps
are a better club than their fourth
place In the standings would in
dictate. a hot fight for %runner-up
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Eagle subs: L. Perez (0) and Fer
guson ID. Card subs: Dilge OD. Was
ham 49,. w. Lawrence (4), Palmer
"a and Jones co..
The second teams also played, the
Cardlets defeating Boy Newman's
Eaelets 1913.
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Tuesday Results
At Harlingcn: Z. y. q. %, For
aker's 26.
At Harrington: Msthodists 81,
Rio Hondo 4.
AT Sebastian: Sebastian II, Mod
el Laundry II.
At Fort Brown: San Benito 20.
Fort Brown 3.
FRIDAY Schedule
Harrington Methodists at Rio
Hondo.
Sebastian at B. J. G..
Fort Brown at San Benito.
Foraker's at Model Laundry.
BY HAL EUSTACE
As the undefeated leaders sailed
serenely on, bracket runners-up n
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Eagle Cagers Down
Harrington rs to Is

HARLINGEN, Feb. Soc Plato's
Brownsville high school Eagle cagers
got right here Tuesday afternoon
and defeated the Cardinals 26-l6.
The game was well played and a fair
sized crowd was on hand to witness
II.
Barnhart. Eagle forward, was high
point nan with II 10 his credit. Ray
Murray turned in the best game
FOR the Cards although he scored
Yv.T.Y at.r F,rfr rnoi
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Adopts Schedule

The league also adopted the scle-
dule, reelected Barney Dreyluss
OF Pittsburgh as vice-president and
referred 10 the rules committee a
suggestion by Emil Fuchs OF the
Boston Braves that the rules be
amended 10 permit umpires to eject
players from games for a specified
number OF innings instead Of for
the duration Of the contest.
The umpire slate for 1880 was ap-
proved as follows: William j. Klein.
Charles Rigler. Ernest G. Quigley,
Charles B. Moran, Charles Pfirman,
John z. Reardon. Louis y. Jorda,
Albert ID. Stark. George Magerkurth
all holdovers. and Mike r.. Donohue
st. Louis. Robert NJ. Clarke. Wash
ington d. C., and Ted McCrew Of
indianapolis. new men. This trio
will succeed Bob Hart, Eddie Nc
Laughlin and Barry Mccormick
Clarke is from the international
league; Donohue from the Texas
league and McCrew from the Amer
lean association.
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'BASTIAN And
DONNAFALTER
Edinburg and Methodists
Continue with Leads
Undefeated
Tuesday Results

Tuesday Results
AT Edcouch: Edcouch Al, Mer-
cedes 10.
At McAllen: McAllen 80, Donna
10.
AT Pharr: Pharr 80. Progreso
10.
Friday Schedule
Edinburg at Raymo ldville.
McAllen at Mercedes.
Pharr-San Juar-Alamo at Pro-
gresO.
Edcouch at Donna.
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An ancient fire bell has been
abandoned by Augusta, Ga. after
7S years OF service
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ROBINSON IS
NOW MANAGER
Resigns Post Of President
Allowing Opposition To
Take IL Over
BY HERBERT w. BARKER
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer

ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Feb. 5-(Rl-The
dove Of peace finally hovers over the
Brooklyn club Of the National league
The long battle between Wilbert
Robinson. president-manager-direc
tor of the club, and S. w. McKeever
director heading an opposition fac
ton, was ended yesterday by Off
cial action OF the national league.
holding its spring meeting here.
Under the agreement, Robinson
resigned as president and director
and re-engaged as manager for two
years. Frank B. York, attorney for
Mckee r and member OF the board
was elected president for two years
To Name Another
Robinson's successor as a director
will be named by Joseph A. Gilleau-
deau. secretary and member or the
board who represents the heirs OF
the late Charles II. EbbetS. Still an
other member OF the board will be
named by John a. Heydler. presi-
dent Of the national league. The di-
rectors when the slate is completed
thus will consist of McKeever, York
Gilleaudeau and the two appointee.
ono by Gilleaudeau and the other
by Heydler.
The Brooklyn situation has been a
sore spot in the league for some
years. Robinson's three year con-
tract as manager expired at the emo
Of the 1929 season and McKeevel
opposed Its renewal while the Eh-
bets heirs, holding so per cent OF
the clubs stock. stood solidly be-
hind Uncle Robbie" Strictly speak
ing the club has been without a
manager since Robinson's contract
expired.
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SPRINGTIME

Apparel for men
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
TODAY'S SPORTORIAL
BY Kirk Miller

Do not be surprised Washington
player within the next few days
only the beginning Others will from the
Biloxi the vanguard Of
which will be off in less than three months from
For year Johnson needed righthanded hit
ting oufder all read the for that need much
beginning sick of the phraseghthand hitting out
fielder.
to see Walter get his man.
He is Denny Sothern Washington lad whom thousands
would be glad chance washington uniform.
instances do native players Of major league cities
get an opportunity baSbal their home
towns
sandlotS Washington going from
Eastern pitcher That 1928
spent 1924 with Mansburg of the Blue Ridge
League graduated following to the ThreeEye
performed of the for the Decatur
with Martnsburg for the figure
while Decatur finishing the 1925 with Hart
ford Of the Eastern League where he hit 211 in Is gaes
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
Hold Everything
By JOE HOLMAN

Of the finest personalities I've
encountered in baseball.
II only wish baseball had a
few more with his spirit. He
can't help but come back to
the big show, and 1 wish him
all the luck in the world"
Out-of.town reports that the
Nick Altrock and AL Schacht
comedy team has parted because
Of personal differences have been
vehemently denied by both.
Altrock, who recently returned
from a baseball transforming
tour Of the Pacific coast and
who more recently performed in
special features connected with
an indoor miniature golf course
in New York, was emphatic in
his reputation of these charges
yesterday.
He declared:
"AI. and / were offered a
talking picture contract in Cali
fOrnia. Schacht was interested
In the O1Ief ana wasn't.
"It seems because AL accepted
the bid and / started home,
the newspaper boys figured we
had split. There's nothing to
it. Nick and AL will be doing
business at the same old stand
q year from now"
Nick. incidentally. was an active
figure in delivering Thanksgiving
baskets to the poor. During his
many years before the public
Altrock has never been known to
turn down any request made of
him to promote charity.
Having whiled away most of
the autumn in various under
takings, Nick now plans a com,
plete off-season rest. He is to
start a hunting trip through
Maryland today.
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
Fight Flashes

At New York-Fidel La Barba,
Los Angeles, defeated Bud Taylor,
Indiana featherweight (10);
Jimmy Slavin and Joe ScaIfaro,
New York featherweights, drew
Q0); Pete De Grasse and Lew
Feldman, New York feather
weights, drew Q0).
At Erie, Pa.-Jackie Brady.
Syracuse middleweight, defeated
Gorilla Jones, Akron t0hio) negro
(10); Lynn Jordan. Akron middle
weight, defeated Jimmy Taylor,
Cleveland (6).
At Norfolk, Va.-John Lussier,
Philadelphia welterweight, de-
feated Jose Raymond, Baltimore
90.
At Buffalo, N. Y.-Tommy Paul.
Buffalo featherweight, defeated
Jackie BrittOn,
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Shires Great Pinch Hit

surprised therefore to Denny sothern better
than rghthand hitting gardener al a
wearing washington uniform come April, 1881 .
Out at the club offices President Clark rn ana eeCeEa
spring eXholon ScheduIe
plan part of it for publication tomorrow
the Griffen out their supply OF trstoaSe
foegone conclusion no major league club
its staff very long Ihe
club Milwaukee Brewers yesterday for re-
ported and is unlikely ne WI stay N te
American he is better than
basemen right He on the ST. Louis
Browns before 1881 is . - -
extremely popular in washington because Of his
undersudy to one OF the peSC
basemen in baseball and Judge the job
Shires had little be a regular locally
Washington last summer
against the Yankees wherein Washingons eng and winning
sent Shires to bat in the tenh
inning pinch His single the game and sent
Sabbath audience raptures about Art WnataMan
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
81 can't understand it,"

81 can't understand it,"
Clark Griffith was the speaker.
The subject was none other than
Whataman Shires, of the Mil
waukee Brewers-if you please.
The Old Fox added:
There's an up-and-cOming
youngster, Shires I mean, who
has batted 300 for three sea-
sons. He's chOck-fuIl of fight
and not a bad first baseman.
"He's worth $4,000 Of any
body's money. Yet we asked
waivers on him and no club in
either big league put in q
claim"
Griffith's wonderment Is shared
by many. Obviously, with Joe
Judge around, there was little
chance for Art to play regularly
here.
There are other teams, how
ever, who could undoubtedly
use him to advantage. The Bos-
ton Red Sox, for instance, possess
in Phil Todt an excellent fielder
but a poor flailer.
Several National League
clubs likewise are in need Of
an initial dOOrman.
Any team setting UP howl for
a capable first sacker next season
will get little sympathy. For, 1t
is generally thought, there are
lots of players inferior to Art
who are still being carried on
major league payrolls.
Griffith declares he sold
Shires to give him break.
Bench warming, he ' contends,
might make mediocre and in
different ballplayer out Of one
having much natural ability.
In this connection he explained
today:
81 probably could have held
on to Shires and got more for
him than / did. But his
heart and soul is wrapped
around playing ball. And /
don't intend holding him
back.
There's no doubt in my
mind but what he will be
back in the big show shortly.
I'm only too sorry we weren't
in a position to carry him."
Manager Walter johnson when
interviewed on the Shires sale
today, said:
"He never gave me any
trouble at all. Maybe Art was
q little reckless at times, but
he's young, willing and has one
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
TAYLOR LOSES
VERDICT

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Fidel
La Barba pushed to a 10-round
victory over grinning Buddy Tay-
lor in Madison Square Garden
last night.
With a Trojan football attack,
minus the Los Angeles war
whoop. La Barba fairly buzzed
through Taylor, just about as
tough an hombre as the bantam
and featherweight class ever
knew. Buddy has been ripping
into them for. ten long, hard
years.
Taylor, minus much of the
electrifying speed and dash
of his better days, fought
back stubbornly, even though
he grinned good naturedly
as If enjoying the mixups
that he seemed never able to
escape.
Buddy tried every trick of the
trade, and he knows 'em all, in
an effort to make La Barba do
one thing. Buddy had it on his
mind all through the fight. He
wanted La Barba to shoot left
for his head, that he himself
might drop a right cross down
on Fidels classic jaw.
La Barba set a dazzling pace
in the final rounds.
Buddy had come along a
bit in the middle rounds and
the crowd, roofing for another
4-tO-1 shot, cheered him when
he flashed as of yOre.
He couldn't match speed with
the younger boy when the final
test came, and La Barba won
with a couple of rounds to spare.
La Barba weighed 1854,
Taylor 1877.
The gross receipts were $25, ,056,
the net $22.190 and the paid
attendance 5000.
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
.374 Average Ten1pts Phils

Cumberland Middle Atlantic loop started with him in
1925 kept until had played 96 for sticking
Philadelphia grabbed him off to-
games.
27 Philadelphia Denny to PtSfed Of the Eastern
League and Denny following
1928 back with the Phe and playing in ia
games for batting two between
the Pirates him hit 1903 and 1858 respectively
Sothern sent
Baltimore Orioles where he is never likely
play Walter Johnson is anxious to grao
him.
If johnson sothern badly enough he shouldn't have
much robe landing Walter Weiss the
manager orioles aren't much closer together than he
ne two seconds would anything the world that
he thought would help These two have had mutual in
club Of the Eastern League and are
personal friends well as business associates
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
KedrnS Must Pay
Wife $500 O. Month

CHICAGO, III, Nov. 29.-Jack
Kearns, former manager of Jack
Dempsey, must pay Mrs. Legana
Angel kearns, his divorced wife,
$500 a month for the time being,
decreed Judge Otto Kerner yester-
day. He filed an appeal.
Kearns married Mrs. Kearns in
1921. He claims the marriage was
not legal and that he was forced
to sign a separation agreement for
$500.
The Washington times., 1930-11-29
Hawk-Celtic Chiefs
Talk Over Radio
Tonight, 6:O5

Powers of the Mohawk and
st. Mary's Celtic football teams
will discuss the outlook for to-
morrow's game via radio to-
night when Patsy Donovan,
manager Of the Hawks, and
Charlie Corbett and Rube Hay
man, manager and coach. re-
spectively, of the st. Mary's
Ce1tics, talk over station WJSV
at 6:05 o'clock.
The Mohawks entertain the
Celtics tomorrow at Griffith's
Stadium at 2:30 o'clock in the
sandlot grid feature listed for
the day. More than passing
interest is held on the clash.