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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Austrians Eat More Rice.

Austrians are becoming rice eaters
despite the fact that the country pro-
duceS none. 1t comes from Italy, Brit
1sh India and the United States. Amer
lean rice is rapidly increasing in popu-
larfty because of its attractive appear
ance and the fact that it is sold in
small sacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Not Social Club.

NEW YORK, February % CP.-
The Bankers Club of America. in the
heart of the New York financial dis
trict, with a membership of 1900, is a
business enterprise and not a social,
athletic or sporting club" The Court
Of Claims has so held in exempting it
from 10 per cent tax for such clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

EAST LANSING. Mich, February 90
R1.-Michigan All Clubs seem to start
farm careers. Ninety-six former men,
bers of boys and girls clubs are fresh
men at the State college here. Thirty
two Of the boys are specializing in agri-
culture, II of the girls in home eco
Monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Italy's Flower Trade Good.

SAN RENO, Italy, February % Dr.
Italy produces flowers mainly in this
Riviera region, which sell at home and
abroad for $16,04O,000 annually. Cut
flowers are the chief income producers.
are devoted to flower cultivation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Automatic telephones have Just been
installed in Singapore, British Malaga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

GEORGE A. GARRETT (upper),
A. CHESTER FLATHER (centerl,
ARTHUR FORAKER Qower),
Who took the initial steps toward form
ing an organization of the is New York
Stock Exchange houses doing business
in Washington. The aim of the organ
izatiOn Is to bring about more uniform
practices among the local brokers and
afford better protection. Officers will
be elected in few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
Financial District Notes.

One of the most important announce
ments made in the local financial dis
trict during the week was the statement
of Secretary C. j. Gockeler that the
Washington Stock Exchange had Sc
cured new quarters because of the
American Security & Trust Co.'S pro-
posed building program.
The Washington Building was select
ed by the special exchange committee,
made up Of George o. Watson, Eugene
Z. Thompson and Edward L. Hulyer. It
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

IN


saturday NiKhf IshaKhe Eifits LA1n-
ary W. SwanpeodfRs. N@vannsr Bak4sr
~. Esogklana 0af8R& AstAnnal ~
Radi0 5oasa Hn9Ee1 Nage AH&EaAttA
Eagles vi Cpl0nibun University. W41e
rex ~. Fruit and EamsaxfAMH ak
ConVeHtian Hail.
Arginnter ana EAtffn* FirensnsA
League Fatla Church VA Ca&EaAt@
don W. Chety ydals Arlington ~ Me-
Lean af EosHlgny a.
CiFie q. LesHue-s
Kendall, West BaalfinNtun vi HakfM-
vfiie, Natlumal Baptint w Wsfkh No. =
Highlands afuplss #ifth ~. E@R@
worth, E@mtemniaf ~ Chevy GM1s@s
Craca vi hfetropaiitan. a. Lucky strike.
InnM EarHhall Church A3A@uas ~
Cunventiun HALL
II 10 Mems 1.ee8ua, IS 4ne1Ey
Strike
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
B [ Results


Michigan, ~; Chicago,
Michigan STATE 54s faruuette.
George washan9tOn, andoAph ~
Macon 2s
Ftlrrnan, sl New berry, 1F
North Caroiina Strata. as Virglnia, e1s
Tech High. 81 western. 30.
Eastern, S6s BuSineH2
8tewarta 81 Company Cs 81
MonroAa sas y Mp8easaH.
cal EaRles Sss 81. Rant Eagles iii.
Gunton TENT pias. ss Juniors IA.
EenaNlla. Z ~ Bethany.
N0re Humphreys. aa M0nr0es III.
carin thiama Hess
CurinthtanA ts Ut Johns
1agheA me- Lake a
Good shepherds, sd; Neal AoaAMe 14s
Srau&Iera ia Axeadiaus a1
Al0hawigs so. NeggiabUr hood Housa 81
EoitxaA Alas 81 M ~. e. All
Naval Air, Stanten4
Fpttmietas McltDxe
Bfeatwund Aawlsa aAe0naE4
BraEons ss Wonders II
Ease Martins
Ales flsh III NJ ard
Alews 7iYlA 3S Rnd HI HiEaS u.
aslsrA 'Issh4s fs Ripraan Erspl
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tied away but ill III 4 l0sk cail,
Tor try as he would his efforts
were futile and b sickiy 81 went
into tlae records. dropping him
into fourth place, Just 3 few
pins hehinc Dutch Newman,
and barely nosing Oelt Paul Har.
rfson for the short end of the
prize list
R0senberg deserves every
bic 0f praise tIaat may come
hig way as result 0f his
viot0ry. which was the crown
img achievement 0f b most
eventfuI bowling career. Ever
since his Isieko0rfc advent
fmko ErnlxEaHa aallae He
has been listed anaoAas the
foremost performers RI the
city.
Up tO the time 0f his frequent
absences from washington on &C,
count Of his business connection
with motion picture orga1iz-
ton. the name Cf the brilliant
Make Was found III the lineup
o9 every important i1ateEcity
match and he has contributed
most literally 70 the making III
local diickpin history
Each year he laag been among
the contestants ila the How agta
Campbell SWeeosta kes without
previously sharing in aa1y part 0f
the prize money. 1T would haVe
tiaunted many EO face the pros.
pect Of going into the final block
ply ally hand lea pped as lle sVas
BY his accident, particnIa Wl1en
ne was only ! ! pins behind the
leader with 3 splendid prospect nf
ntldgillg his way into slae big
ptlrs of gold. Here 1t was that
ROsenIserg exhibited his fighting
spirit sarnely sticking to his task,
disreg ding llis injured right
ankle, and battling his way 10
sllpTe Teraacy
The small margin separating
the prize winners brings 10 mind
the fact that no actual provision
has ever been made as fo prize
distribution ID the event that ties
exist after the EEnal block Il
rolled. Below the first position,
III Is true that prize money car
BE Jumped and euually divided
but such stipulation Is not
actually of record pFinCip aIIy be
cause such 3 situation has moi
vet been faced BUT Whist about
4 tle between the first two, where
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
| TEGH BATTLES
Uphill |.

western. thoroughly drilled
against Techs zone defense, was
utterly bewildered In the second
lhalf when the Manual Trainers
shifted to the mani for.aaan game
land carried through with it 10 the
finish.
Equally as sensational as Techs
come back has been the recent
Showing az Eastern which. after B
lWretclaed start, has won all three
| sof it's aarnes In second round play.
|! The third was made possible yes.
/ tergiay when the Lincoln Parker
caslled the final game of the dOil-
Bile header at Techs gymnasium,
45-4i
Eastern was forced to fight stub.
borHlIy Ia come out On the Ions
end and frequently Mins larek n
tened, but. rs 4 result of some meet
slaarpsn nooting. forged into second
place with four wins and three set
backs.
SpeneeF Chase, Business
1 ceaater. WAS aerriched On fOuls
III the last quarter, aald eaEase.
qiieatfy forced from acsi0n,
JOe Robey, lin Ryan and
Mule Shirley we're the hot
shots for the winners With SIS
points among them, willis
Capt. Natie Newman, playing
his last game with Business,
registered 12 POINTS.
Business gave ss much as ii ab.
s0rhed IN the iaitiai half, which
wound 1p Id favor Of Lynn Wood
worta,s outfit. 2l.20. The enemy
asserted itself III the closing end
0k the game. however. and stepped
Into the verdict
Uphill battling 81 the real test
IOf claasnpion nship K1ettle. And
that's why many ere today men,
tally conceding Tech High School
| its second straight iEterAligh 4
basketball title.
When the NICK inley tossers
started the current series theS
were given little better than ar
outside chance oe doing any
thing And when they lost tvs
of their first three starts fIlal1y
artOsna tically counted them oul
az the running.
a 4 II
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
TEN MIAMI
TRIPS ARE
RESERVED
Tines Miami
Fight Trip
nor
shin 0a Times

sporting
mi shin l0n Times
An Interested n The
aslaln 0 Times Eiaasll
Efal 1ip being arraHaS 70
fraa February s ~ naarch
which Includes round
trip railway and Pullnala
fIewer berth fare from
HI ton. 10. C u i.
ami; Ela.. hotel room and
bath aor four days and
three nighss and 4 ringsIae
eat at Miami, for 4 tetal
eost 81 SI25
Without 0bligat tiOlt ull my
part. please send me pros
necfus 81 this trip which
win include privilege Of re-
turning "a washington -
late as HEnrcn I AS well az
the alternative of f0regOilg
The fight st y saving 0f $2S
III myself.
iNAMEi i i;
aDbRE Ess,i
pIIoNF1
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

Make Rosenberg and George
Friend seem 10 have solved the
correct method 10 achieve success
iii the monster classic Tor the
big dough. Out os . field Of 57
they were the only two 10 60 to
the post III the final block
lacking the physical condition
thought necessary 10 set them
over 50 that they could be In
lire when AFviile Ebers0le. secre.
tary Of the Wasiias ton City
Duckpin Association, Is handing
out the fat cash prizes.
FIobbling around with . game
right ankle, aIl Make could dc
was t0 toss IN double -l1ead der
strikes when the going seemed
the worst. ariiassing total Of
6OI for the final ) games. suf-
ficient I'd return him the winner
hy is valuable sticks. capture
the rich purse Cf $500 together
with the diamond studded medal,
and efnblaz0li his name more
firmly la washing gton's bowling
hall of fame.
George Friend, the ether
one Who had the good for.
tune I'd BE injured, fnF the
first three games 0f the con-
oludfng block hung ON ~ the
aIeM6eK lead lie had obtained
III the preceding 10 games
finally slarrentlerlng it 80
Bradley NFandIey ak the end
Of the fourth IMP, and Friend
was particularly fortunate e
staggeE horne IN the runner.
up position.
Mandley, the defending cham.
pior. made the serious mist e
of remaining IN sound physical
condition. Prior to entering the
last block he should have seen
tO Il that injury befeIl him
somehow.
After piling up 412 pins in the
three preceding games, with
counts of 1873. I46 and l33. e
appeared that only miracle
could occur To prevent hts re-
peating his victory of the pre.
vious year. 81 Il was only neces.
sary for him to roll III to give
him the crown, the bundle Of
slaeckles and the pretty iewelry
that went along with III the
rest az III.
The miracle for So it must he
termed, actually occurred. Mand.
ley struggled. suffered and bat
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
QUICK KAVl
OF RNNIN
PRQBED

CHICAGO, Feb. THE 47.see.
ond fiasco between Primo Car
uera the italian giant, and El-
rear Ricux. Canadian bear slayer.
is not 4 closed chapter vet, 10
was evidenced today by ri1mbIines
issuing from the Illinois boxing
commission.
III fact C'0Ennais ssi0ner Fred
Gardner. who Witnessed the sinRll-
lar exhibition of boxing tecnnIoue,
says he may ask that The two be
banned iii 80 States guided ~ the
national boxing commission.
Gardner and George Getz, an
other cnEnrnis ssioner demanded
that ia purses of the two heavy.
weights be withheld uatlI the
commission meets here Tuesday
and reviews the performance.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

u diamond medal Is awarded 10
the winner9 First and second
money could Be equally divided
and roll.nff FOR the lnedal ar-
ranged. The point, however. Ii
that, that no absolute rule has
been set and II should h8
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
Mcl EAN DATING

The Mclean hketegs wish TO
-hsdule contests with unlimited
uints. can Manager Elnk. Metre
aulitan Gsi9 bHfege 3 e'eleck.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

Seventeen and one hall
thousand specta tors raid
$50, .S8 kO seS Ri0ux fulan-
bIe III the canvas repeatedly
Withhold even striking 3 blow
&c The ronderens 260.peurd
Venefiams Only Two blows
that lsleant anything at alI
struck MIoux.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

1 ia j
Judging from the responses re-
ceiped a1ld the general interest
shown III the invitation ct EGle.
W asl1ington Times for Washing.
sonislis ana nearby residents ~
40in TIE Saia Scott fight tour
leaving VVashing ton sunday. Fen
9tls.rv rs, afd returning Sunday,
March z. this publicat ation did not
llaal nearly enough hotel az TILE.
side resaEvat tiOas when Il limited
tie party t0 q hundred.
with the party leaving Wash
I ton tEree weeks from tenor
nV morning one kealti nf the res
stinElg have already been
ati0nS are that the
atuolis Jim CorbeE ,ecifl
which leaves New YOrk o. the.
pelin Athletic Club special which
leaves Pnila laia al the Pitts
hitrah Business Rser's association
] departing from sltts1lIr will
h 10 longer nor more repre- en-
ktive than The him ton Times
t0alr which will originate II the
Nationai Capital.
iak fans around Vasl
slRt0n have been anlck t0
eaase the iHsap0g aIaCe Of the
Shall cott figlat.
with KEax Schneling behay-
arsg hilIlss very iOllsly
rld either through reported
arsisle injury or pure stubborn
e refusing tu 10 On record
whether as will meet the winner
81 t1a q Scott fight, the
Importance az the Miami 30 IS
heeofilae more and more enplaa.
10th la the minds Of the
well AS the sports writ
s tiaxnll aOs1e the country.
eela sports writers LETT I1eyf
york with scott when ne en-
tca Fletida last Tuesday.
from kag away SIS San Fran.
cssco. Denver and Chicago, others
ar tslex king to Miami right
Tliys 80 la ing their plans To do
~. Tie Slaar Scott fight
ne mean some ling YOU
sn41 Rali3ie your last dime these
ae psas Wotild t he dispa tclls
tYa9 lieir sports experts such dis
aac To report the fight 1ox
sefr rea dels.
while the seabOard Air
Y.lVte which ii ling
Ise coming tour for this neWs
ueF. III lsia king al.Iaii geigae elits t0
sve the washing ton party get
ss fullest Il0s sllale enjoyment 0l1s
s spUrt into Florida. r
snts ere being made Tor
ile lIse Cg golf links with the
sre payment Of green's fees by
Individuals wishing To get Iii
4 few days Of golf
sa the geniaI general pas.
gent, Mr..
PHILLIPS viii wire aiaGad for
seeing or other triTBs
khe aEIaher Of the party
iss III organize On the gay
81 Miami,
ere Is plenty to do Iii Miami
within the foilr.day period the
will he there and If the
aeFs thereof will EXPRESS
aeir desire III Mr.. Phillips 0r
rel.rssen tive. M George
bucllen. they will Gladly ar-
rnnee what details they can, 80
~ III waste as little time as pos.
shIe in going about d prog am.
6nce Ia Miami.
asllinR ton Times party
M hA free to devote their time
Siaey wish iii giafsai Those who
sfs nF horse racing know the
ssa Track is III fill blast;
those Who wish tn fish will find
1enfg 0f Hcccn1El0d lions there.
Sn those wtlo wish t0 lake auto.
mobile tours over the Giant hi We.
NakiaI causeWays 10 beautiflfl MI
s neach win find the trip mex.
nsnsive and worth while. And
aae Whu wish 60 Just loaf under
8ha dHte palms win find 10 inter-
ference from any source.
Ths WASHINGTON Times wiahss
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
AND S.
~ 09Oo, I ;6l1d0a11

There Ii likely To Be an epidemic of aprans vrsnches,
bruises and other injuries ia January Of next when the
EorEard Camnbal SMaenasakes ID being held.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
[RAVS HAV
STRONG
NNNE

Its rarely ttss lengthy Larry
BOerner. giant player and team
director IL the washington ckavs
eeks excited suit that vas It'll
condition when hs hustled into
the sports der nent 81 Tns
Washington Times todny
well, we've eot our tn rae
and ar ready b shoot
speaking 1t tl1esTnde ncert
kstbail Esasae elisihility lls a
remarked as ne settled down
business
The fact that al entries m
reserve the filing of these lists
until Tuesday night only
70 Tekindle the ex1klausias
Boelner's makeup
Os course We nay ma
couple Sk cl1anee sfogs
1tle he asidei. azl
could ptzt 4 club OH the a
tDEnaEr0W night IN Kee
'd aarned saOa on
llsal a Larry list ao
8 roster of ifsl1l Bis utl ks
Hire first cIas ban play sfs
nunabeF while 4 tenth vIl m
announced shortly.
Exiace &eEEef, Taqsx
Morris saxigll Tom I9alaIis
Eaaaa57w F&sTssss Fsf sssSss ssssss&s ssss4sT y
| JaiEakla Herbert Elliott STD
soeTIleT himself are 0E1t
ID this section ana should iu
SlEiflr Brothers apIss ~ eSius
one else some rough ana re
MIXING.
The uniteds win make ,sl
league bow ID Alexax
day night BIC $3.50 cscIne
when sc. Marys gseIttffcs - ~ Z:
and. Cal the merit og tie
mentioned. alone. should
lp As = mighty opponent
While Larry handles tie ciasls
lil the flQnk, much 81 tbs VI
i 1Cr o1 tion l3EicnRs tn
ness Manager yvaaly olov
one OS the sgsaa
anieEs ever developed IA Ideal
basket
0eRneEs Ell aaa aa
fiaa 81 asa United na srN
a ssis BlA "A se
Interest ard sEsEis shown siA j
i the new iie aicla 0geaa Is
NEXT weeI.
I'm glad We were picked t0
. OpeEl aa inst tIie gIes esaes
day night Willie Andrews.
grand old man oE Washing ton Il
hide pendent sports and 1aaaae
/ oe the atioalai Circles LAST ufflak
adrlit We my not win alk
the time, but I've GOT one 0g tins
finest bunch 0k boys and hard
Il faWR1&Nrs Won eyer xe "
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
FUGE RQ 8
RI CORD CAME

Bureau Of Mines continue to
lead the Department Of Com
naerce League with 3 margin of
three games over Patents No. 4.
During the week Ftlgett, of the
Bureau of Mines team. registered
the best single game rolled since
the origin of the league with n
count of I64 pins three strikes
and five spares were registered
during this game.
sT ANDIfa on TTzE TEAM
Won Lost
Rpreau 81 Minea s... AZ
kat@nta NO. u II. 49, So
Hureau of Standard. vs..s
0kfiea 81 the Secretary 1. .j...
Bureau 0f the Census
bureau 0a Foreign & Dom. Com
Coaut and Gapdekfc Survey .s.5s*
INDIWIDUAE RECORDS
High team sana 60 tend ara " "a
Fntents no. !, 81 z; q slFeait SIS iaafiss,
Hlsh team aat Paisints NO /. i,ssss
Bureau of Standards. Le27s Bureau cf
Aiaen !, $50.
High TndlviduaI game getf. BIlraau
eR Mines 1s4; simmons. Patents NO. 4.
162 FreenaMn. Blireau pf the Census 14es
High individnaI ssa~ atriek. Patents
No. 4 ana Parkhurst. Ceast and Ga0-
detle survey, sfAs Eugstt. Aareau of
AEfpes $40.
Aigh individual averagss giIson.
Eureau of Tcreign aad Dolnsstie corl-
fsesf; Ierrnans. Patenta 10. 1. 11I-i:
Simmons Pafsnts No. Is 1is-8; Miltnar.
Bureau of Foreign md Dorm nestis Com
merce, f1S-l.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

Riotix didn't even wait Tor
Camera to iead before starting
his several trips To the canvas.
When Camera Illnged out of his
corner Rinl1x fell down before
the fellow with the size 16 shoes
could bump into him.
Primo swung wide with his
right biudgeOn and Rioux diIcked
and rolled on the canvas. He
was hack On his feet at the count
#Of one and repeated the fell
when Carnera again Tanned the
Breeze.
The Canadian repeated the
exercise twice more before he
went down for b count 0f nine
when Primo struck him Oh the
shoulder Primo then rushed his
adversary. their shoulders col
lieied and EfosIx folded lip until
Referee Dave Barry tOIIed of 10.
Eeferee Barry. he Of the
famous Dempsey TliIlaey long
count, could have disdrai fled
Rioux under Illinois Boxing Com
ilis sion rules for falling without
being struck. but Harry counted
l1irla out In the Snx alEler.
When told the cOmMis'
sioners action. Lem See, Car
nera's manager became indig-
nant.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01
SO 4 E|VES
RI

IA record number Oa 10 Nfllinn-
tied teams VIII contest for the
District amateur cham 1iOnSlaiE
which win get lllagseT way next
month The closing time for en-
tries ended last night and II IS
believed there are b few Rddi-
tional entries ii the mail.
The highest previous total was
as unlimited entries ID 1928.
Officials haIauling the tol1rna-
menb predict that possibly 100
teams viii take part il the tour.
raey when the lists for the 135,
1lS and 100 pound and the two
girl glasses close This would
sllrpass the mark 0f 30 last year.
Ten teams are entered lii
the I4s.p0amd division, the
entries for which aIse closed
last night.
Teams entered IA the unlimited
class are 7ernsefas, Wesley
EHeiRhts, Catholic University
freshmen. Silver Spring Giants,
Woitz Plaotog aphers. Pontiacs
Calvary M. Dixie rigs, ro.
tomac Boat Club. Company
Jewish Community Center Mon,
frOse, cuantiCo Marines. Fort
WaShing ton, Fort Humphreys,
Eastern ptel1s, NavaI Hospital. SIT,
Martins g. Mel can,
Company SAgelet0E1s, Walters
AWllirlWin0S, George washington
Freshmen Calvary brakes Elmer.
son ana Ornle, MT. Vernon sra.
konaa irenaen and Brentwood
EavlSs
Teams that will compete ~ the
pound section are wallace
Memorial, stewart Brothers po
toEnac Boys Club 0ptt
llists, Deluxe, Creseents, Business
Whirlwinels, endalls and Cal
Sary DEakes
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

iflg that fiji. But as the majority
VIII no doubt wish To see this great
snort ting spectacle. the tour has
been built around the date on
which they are tO fight.
on, ye, there n also dos RS
isss sOSrag OHl ak Miami. If you've
never seen those greylanumaa
chase kIae mechanical rabbit
you ~ mi ssed d novelty Indeed. 4
Applicants for Isaerl oersllip III
The Times Miami tour have exr
pressed am azeraellt that the expes
lditiOn can he coadu ducEed for the
per capita cost Of $a26. including
q rilleside seat, lower berth train
accommodate tions and hotel resek-
Yaticng. Giving four days ana
three nights LII Miami and retlsiirs
iilg only six days away from cIle, q
regular business Or domestic tltI-
ties. tie trip Is one Of the most atr
tracEive ever Rrralag ged tO run out
0f Washing ton.
Only through the combined ef-
forts Ok tie Madison Square Gar.
den Corpora ton. the Miami 10.
tel Mems Association. the Miami
Chamber of Commerce and the
railway company has The Wash.
| ington Times been able 10 make
such al offer to hing ton fight
fans.
The same trip could not he IN
| dert Zen III any individual for
Imore than half again the capital
DO which the coming tour IA con
fined. Besides getting away from
winter for 3 week the tap en-
braces aii inspection uf America 's
| winter player round. I1las ground
/ which q 40 longer apaiiab Die only
10 the iiadepe emily we aitiiys but
the people Ok moderate aaeaais as
wei,
Every cost, with tl1e exception
Of food. has been buds etcd And
that item has heen omitted only
because 81 the varied al1pet iteE
and dining hours of most tour.
1 lists. 10 include meals, every
body would have 10 he charged
tor many meals which they may
mot feel disposed t0 eat,
E0r the convenience nf inter
ested readers. 4 coupon u printed
on this page which when filled
out and mailed To the sporting
editor. win bring complete timer
ary and data 0n the trip The
use az this coupon implies MO obi
CATION whatevef. as the 100 trips
are rapidly being taken llp and
The demand at present appears
Ito exesda The supply.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

the members C9 this party 10 en-
Joy this trip iii their own way. Be
cause 0f the varied tastes of differ
ent people, the only ntertainInent
which has been provided for Is
the llarkey cott fight, and there
Is nothing compulsory about ts =.
iiag that fiji. Blt as the majority
viii nO doubt wish To Gee this great
sporting spectacle the tour has
been built around the date on
which they are to fight.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

oh, We there is also dos rac-
lssg gOI1ag Orl at Miami. n youve
never eSn those greyhnunda
chase the mechanical rabbit
you've missed D s0vesy Indeed.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

~ @NA All
a &c United sH
II 6sie 5le ae Ese
Interest ard rFi slioV lra
lae new aic
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

Ten teams are entered In
the Ipound division, The
entries for which also closed
last night.
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

81 cn7sId moi afk0rd ~ s7l0zl.
sog fixed fights, 4 saia See.
81 an the creak0r ~ the Inter
nat tfonaH boxing union and .
nlegrlsew 81 The French Tr0.
fesi0nal boxing oona1aissl0ll
Camera, TOD, ragged Ia efflsive
French when he wRs told 0t
what had traa1spirec,
King Tut, Minneapolis light
weight. defeated Bruce Flowers,
of New York. ixt 3 spirited 10
round serniW Wintlup, Tut dropped
Flowers for tWn nine counts IN
the seventh round The first
knock down came with right
cross to the law and the second
with 4 left hook tO the iav
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

CO course We may III
couple 0k chan rs fus
Tuesday he dHei NJ
could pazt 3 club oxa the fEt6
tDrnarr0W night N nee
aid i aarnea snoa on
The Washington times., 1930-02-01

fans around Wash
eton have been aaick
esase the Islp0r Eape Of the