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New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
COLUMBIA FIVE WINS
Ha kctball ru.atct After Ir"uncin@ Princeton :;S ,p 2j Mn E" Beck uncb in lC"-lIc E0cr.

New York. Ja1 lf cT -Judgu~ hy it's first l.n-u. same, rhr rol0w hja hashrfhau ra.w must Hn rer' oucd wilh m 'I, Eastern lnt"rcolh- gia,c l"agu" r."-. The Lions played last n;-ht and lrouncrd Hrou@ Princeton Guimctr hy "a 10 23 score.
 Princeton already had beaten rorncH bm mIod io rpGa 'u. smooth #ttarh "nd ,Io." mau 'n luan d"rcnaa displayed by 'a. ro- iumbia players IT this game rh Lions Eot oG 10 long rarA lead and never ~'r" iHr"alc"od
 rh" victory put Columbia in iin with Yale g. hjch also has won uu, same. r"un5ylrauja remained on rop of '1" Sandiu~ with two yic. tories and no d"'cats 4 victory ani 2 dc}o", pu' Nrnc"'on third shoad of Cornell and U"~twouth. which have yoL to viu B same.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
JACK DELANEY THROUGH
 WITH BOXING FOR GOOD
Injury tu .Irn Eiil Force Retired Light Heavyweight Champion to Out Forever.

Bridgeport. Conn. Jan lG tF7- Jack Delaney. retired light heavy weight champion of the world. has fought his las, fight. Dr, George W. Hawley. bone specialist. Wrot" "fnis" 10 Delan"y's ring career las, night when he declared that an in jury 10 the right arm which has bothered the former champion for two years threatened 10 cripple the arm permanently unless Delaney @banGoNS boxing.
 With fears in his eyes. Dclan"v heard the doctors dic,um after an N-raN examination and hung up his gloves in Andy Farkrr'S gymnasium
 Delaney, who Tetirod from the heavyweight ranks, was planning q comeback ring rampai%n His frs: hout was to have been against Tom Kirby of Boston at tn" Providence arena on January 21.
 The injury to his right arm. is causing the bone to chip eff within his right elbow. and the chipped bone is falling into q cavity which forces the elbow muscles to lock. Dr. Hawloy said. This condition has temporarily disabled DclHneN's tarm on numerous occasions hereto fore and with recent complications threatens 10 crippl" inc right arm for life if he continues to box, thu doctor added.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Boston. Jan. 16 CN - "Tiuy" Thompson, goalir supreme of the National hockey league. may hay" q new sobriquct on" of these days and it probably will bo "Sitonrwall."
 "Stonewall' Thompson you'd be fair description of the marvellous ly fast working coalic who has play d"ntcd pace set hy the world cham pion Bruins this year. Trying 10 shoot the puck past Thomr.oa has proven about as satisfactory &s try ing 10 pat ii through a ston" wall.
 "It isn't generally known that he is Scotch" chucklcs Manager Art Ross. And that is why he is un- willing to give away %oala,"
 But all humor aside. Ross jn.jsts that Thoal pson is the greatest Goali" he has ever seen. Records for the first 20 games played by the Bruins reveal Thomp@ona record as the leagues best Tiny" allowed only "A goals per game. The record Of no other goalies approaches this average.
 Thompson. who came originally from West Calgary. Alberta. played with Bellevue, Duluth and Minun- apolis before he came 10 Boston. He vas an instant success in the Na- tional hockey league.
 The Bruins began the l?29-3o sra- son by winning IS games and losius but two, and including winning streak of , straight.
 Tiny is remarkably fast on his feet, very hoady player and prob ably clears the puck faster than any goaIio in th" league. Repeatedly he is clear out 10 his blue line. giving his players breaks on rushes which they frequently turn into scores.
 The story Of 'TinyS $" great wort, in the nets this season and the vin- ming streak Of the Bruins is told in the scores Of the l$ victor which follow: Canadicns, 3-l; Detroit. 9-l: Pittsburgh, 5-1; Ottawa. S-2: Amer jeans, $-4; Ottawa, G.; Chicago, 4-l; Toronto. C.; Rangers. A.: tanadiens 3-2; Americans. 5-H: Montreal, 42; Rangers. 3-0
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
ORIOLES WIN GAME
Local Basketball Team Exhibits some Good Basketball in De- fratin- Hartford Crew.

The flying Orioles exhibited some good basketball in defeating the St, Cyril team of Hartford in the pre- limlnary to the National Guard Phi belts game at the State armory last night. The final score was SS 10 2.
 The Orioles played without the services Of twin" Mercy but it benefited by the return of Ben Saunders who was his teams lead ing csorer. Every member of the Orioles scored Yankowit2 made three, Grimala made four, Ikowitz made five, Baylock made six, Re cano made seven and Saunders made eight points.
 Although. the visitors played a hard uphill fight they could not reach the top. Biernat seemed to be the only visitor who could score consistently.
 The SiImmarv.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TOn;n,,..i (,ay;,"-
Stanley Works v&. Stanley Rule. I;ussWln N&. COrbin Cabinet. I.aNdorS ". GaScOs.

Games in the Industrial Eashc,- ball League which were originally scheduled for tomorrow nigh; at.tho Tabs hall will be played tonight so that th" Boy Scouts handicraft c&- hibit m&y h" held at the hall on Friday.
 The first gam" which will start p"om2tly at 7:&o o'clock will he featured by members Of th" Stanley rsuily. Stanley Works and Stanley Rule. Two members of the American Hardware Corp. will be i0 the sec ond game when tn" HIsanl X E,rNin and Corbin Cabinet Lock teams will battle. The third game js between I.andera and the CaScOs. This will be the last game in the first round for tho six teams playing tonight.
 At present the Stanley Rule and Eusswin teams are in a second place tie Both of these teams must defeat thcjr opponents in order that they may keep u1 in the standing. X de- feat for one and victory for tn" other will put the victorious team Olpi'' t'l f''ipll'l i'lt'' f'il'i 'Il' ''N'i- pushed quintet sill share third place with the I'atnir team.
 Both the Stanley Works and stan Icy Rule plants are represented by good teams. This game may bc th" feature.
 Russell (. Erwin and Corhin Cab inet quintets are both weak offcn- sively and this should be a factor in making inc game close. The con test will be fought between teams Of sterling defensive qualities,
 The Gascos who made q scusa- tional drive up the league ladder which was especially notice%blo last wec,, when it moved from second last 10 seventh place may be able to 90 into a tic for fifth place If the Stanley Works team is defeated. A triple tic for this place is possible il the Corbin Cabinet team defeats Russell & Erwin. Thcn %tanlcy Works, Corbin Cabinet Lock and lhc . Gaacos would have foU2 victories and five dcfcat-.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
RUIGER SWIMMERS STAR
Ni;;l George Hoiar. >;urdy Olympic N;ar, in Lcah:ng ,o.c. Team i.&ei!y Wins Two Meets.

New York. Jan. lG tP,-With George Koiac, sturdy Olympic sWim- Id,r. in the leading role, the Rutgcr team is making itself an important factor in the intercollegiate Swim ming association race. Rutgers has engaged in two meets so far, win ming both and each time Kojac has won the 5O and loo yard free style events and swum on the winning relay team.
 Against City College of New York yesterday, Rutgers scored 54 to > triumph. allowing only one second place to slip from it's grasp. kojac was th" only double winner, neGo- tiHting the 90 in 24 seconds and th" 100 in 5G 4-5. The Scarlet water polo team also put up a surprising lE good battle, forcing C. (. x. Y. n,o an ovcrtim" period before los ing, - to 2G.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
BURRITT QUINTET
 PLAYS ROCKVILLE.
Local Team to Meet Combination
 Of Clerks Saturday Night

Tue Eurrijt basketball toau will cct back mo action Saturday eve ming at tine stanley Arena when IL "luahCs aIIh inc Cler', A. (. of rockville In toc first game Of home and homc series. It will he the f:at meeting Of a Rockville team with the locals.
 Although nttIo is known Of the ability of tn" Rockville aggregation n this vicinity, the visitors are re- ported 10 have a fast team that is Noown for it's fighting ability re -ardlcas of th" score. So far the bUrrltts nav" Walloped all teams that hav" appeared h,r' despite their previous records Tine lnsil- eos of Meri1,n came here last WceH ujth n big reputation and proved to q not even a fair aggregation.
 The Burutts have returned to their form of last year despite a >loW start in tn, carly season games. The team Is confident that Rockville will be added 10 it's list of victims. 70 far the IiGrriIs have won 1% gJmcS in a TOW without defeat. This record. together with eight straight wins Iast season. gives inc Eurrius d winning record of 2l games.
 Manager Ken Saunders is endoav- cr,n2 10 arrange home and hon z s.rIcs with any teams about the state, Many 4uintcts are ready to come n,re but arc not willing to bring thc Burritts back to their town for q return game. In reply tc numerous queries, ManaG&r Saun dprS states that no gam" will be played with the Neridcn CommuHi- uc5 unless the Silver City team agrees on home and hom" series. Although the Mcridcr team mas a nom" floor, it appeared in this city tWic" last season without giving the Burritls return game.
 The Rockville game will start Il, < o'clock. "t>hc" Aronson will be the sixth man on the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
RUTH GETS CONTRACT
Babe Offered S15.O0O a Year For TNo-Ncar Term Instead of the SSJ.OOO Hc Demanded

New York. Jan. l6 tP'-lt may mean nothing at all 10 Babe Ruth. but the contract mailed 10 him by the New York Yankees calls for II year term. These were the terms the Babe declined recently before h" left for Florida, holding out for $S5,000.
 The contract was sent as d matter of form along with those Of 30 other Yankee players. Ben Chap man already has signed his 193o contract while Lou Gehrig. Henry Johnson and George Pipgras have holdover agreements.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
i>"n>inCiOu Boys Eluh
.tInliStirc i~ Called

Rev Vernon L. Phillips, manager Of the intermediate league spon- aored by the County "Y", has writ ten to the management or the Whip- pets and Mapping Pioneers ordering that SartinSky and MoriartN, who indulGcd in ttsticuffs following the gam" between their teams here Tuesday n,gAt. make an appoint mont with Harry \. Anderson, president of the County "" Ath- l"tjr association and settle their differences before they participate in a"v further league games.
 Tao NnnsInGtou intermediate team will meet the Baptist Boys club Of this city in Traternal hall. kcnslnE- ton. tomorrow evening. on Satur- day il will go 10 Mcriden for an Ddcpondont contest with q team at the Boys club of that city,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
PLAINVILLE SETS
 NEW SCORING MARK
Runs Up 30 Points in Beating
 kon5in5loD Boys Club
rutr "N" >;an,iin.
S-.u n ,o ,le lcI4i8t


 rlamyille, Jan. 16--The rlaln- yi!lc Y N. r. A quintet set a new scoring record in the County "" basketball league last night when it swampcd the K"nsington Boys club by the overwhelming score of S0-93 in a one-sided game played al the Bristol CongreSa church parish house. The locals total topped by four points the mark set by New Britain against Mapping two years ago.
 KensinCton, as usual, played fine brand or basketball for one quarter and then wiled. Don Lewis and his mates jumped into 50 lead at the star, only to have Plain vile fife things up at I-all. Then the SCOT" went 10 9-9 and 10 10-l0, after which Plainvillo edged out 10 12-1O as the period ended. The sec ond quarter found plainville begin ming 10 run up its total and Ken Sington 10 slip. and the end of the half came with tn" score 391S. The second half. despite the use of Plainville substitutes, was a walk away.
 Caulfjeld had the biggest night of any of the PlainvilIe players. but Miller Gcetcrsloh and Wilkinson scored more than 10 points each and Gregory collected eight in a few minutes. Don Lewis was bril- liant for Kcnsington. making 16 of his teams 70 points. The return game between the two teams has been postp poncd and will be played
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
QUlETER0 GETS DRAW
 WITH SAMMY MAHDELL
Young C"han Left I.auLCr Draw. . Near the E"on; Gs Contender
 For the Title

Miami Teach, Fla, Jan. lG l2g-A len round non-title combat in which the ramming fists of young Manuel Quintero held Champion sammy Mandell 10 q draw today put the young Cuban left handler near the front of the lightweight boxing pie ture.
 Quintero's puz4ling southpaw fighting style won him an even break in his engagement with the titleholder here last night. Pro- moter G. l.. K. Carter sad the in. augura of inc winter fstic season in the Miami area attracted II. .ooU persons who paid S&9 ,000 to witness the match Alandcll's contract call cd for $j0,o0o. he added while QuIntcro worked on q l2 1-9 per centaSe basis with small guar antcC.
 Nursing il cm Over his left eye, which required two stitches. Man dell said "What lh" referee say. goes in commenting on 1ho dpci- sion rendered hN Billy IIaacN Of Memphis. who oficjated witaou, tl aid of judges. Quintero suffered small cuts about the mouth.
 Mandell concentrated throuyhou. the bout on inlightng while the Gu ban employee a long swinging Icfl hand with an occasional right hand cd punch.
 ou'ntero weighed l$9 1-4 aul MandeIl l%7 but the champion waived the lrNtra bondage before tn" start Of he fight. Jack Sharl.cy. Tho IS To fight Phi! Scott in Miami on February 27 Babe Ruth, former Governor Alfred l." smith and other celebrities wer, &t the rings de
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Philadelphia. Jan. l6 NirD - Cahilrs goal with only two s"couds left 10 play in tho final period gave 'h" Philadelphia Arrows q | 10 | tr. with the .,c Haven Eagles in 4 hockey gam" here last night. Neither teams scored in tn" lo mlnut" over i'm" period
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
TO JDIt HiINNYN,EIGurS

Chicago, Jan. 1G GP'-Jamos j. Fraddock, rugged New Jersey light heavyweight, will join the hcayy- weight ranks after hrH 10 round en- Ga@emcnt with Leo I.omski. th" Aberdeen As3aasin. at the Chicago coliseum tomorrow night.
 EraddOck. for several months hI; been having difficulty keeping down his weight.
 Thn Ilcr;lH'a oircu,a1ion of we'll o'"r l5,noo assmrcg Classified aIN"I t.ins rezult5.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
.NENIN TEAMS MIN

West Point. \. Y. Jan. 1G CPD-- Army athl"tj" teams &corcd two vie tories yesterday. In" hael;"tball team EucharID, t7 10 %4. and th" hockey team t.r in" Inc .lassa A""ics , to ,.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
Q! IBDtEB I,I.GNTUt

Hamilton, ., Y. Jan. lG N'rD - The Colgate university outing club will sponsor tho first intercollegiate" outboard regatta at Lake Morainr May lG and l7. Schcola from all @ rtions Of tho country will be in- ljlcd to comTotp.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE. TO
 STAGE GAMES TONIGHT

Boy Scout HaHd;crart Exhibit to Be Held at Tabs Hal! IoE,orroN and Saturda!-Si>, Teams Playing Last Games n First Round - Stanley Noris 10 Meet Stanley RuEe-R. & E. Five to Battle Corbin Cab. inet Lock Quntct-Lardcrs ard Ga2cos to Settle Ec;:ti in Game.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
NEW BRITAIN RntnR SMASH Gsvn1E
NATIONAL GUARDS DEFEAT
 PHI DELTS IN OVERTIME

Local Teams Offensive Folds Up in Final Quarter of Game at State Armory-Score of Contest Is 10 to 3S-Nisitors Lead at Half Time by 17 to l6 Count -Hols and Luke Count Heavily for Nats-Home Club Makes Poor Shovng-Details of Play.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
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New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
SCRANTON QUINTET WILL
 PLAY LOCALS SATURDAY

Leaders of Eastern Basketball League to Tackle New Britain Team at Stanley Arena-Holman Seeks to Enter Combination in American League in Place of Celtics-Dick Page Playing Center - Other Stars Come From Niagara and Rutgers - Home Club Strengthened
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16

Score Wolverines. i: lanIhers, ,. Referee, kieffer
New Britain herald., 1930-01-16
)I'itiic~
Totals
St. ( ,Iil~
ARROWS JIf, EAGLES

Referee, "Goodic" PrciSsor: timer, scorer, Icttcrman.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
DONOHUE HITS
FOR GIANTS

For a pitcher, Pete Donohue is
developing into a hitting fool.
In his first start as a Giant
against the Reds, his former
team, Pete was knocked out. but
before he went he smacked out
homer and q single and drove in
a flock Of runs. Against the
Cubs on Sunday. BIZ again
weighed in with three big hits,
and his hitting was a big factor
in New York's scoring. Oddly
enough, Pete hadn't made . sin
gle bingle up to the time he
came to New York.
AS in the game which the
Texan hurled against the Reds,
he was pasted pretty hard. The
Cubs outhit the McGrawmen, 13
to IL, with Gabby Hartnett lead
ing their drive with homer and
three singles. However, the 13
proved unlucky for Chicago.
Donohue held UP we'll with men
on bases, and also had the bene-
fit Of sharp, accurate support.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
'GABE' MURPHY
GIVEN c. j. JOB

Some of the many cares and
duties attendant to being ath-
letic director of Georgetown have
been lifted from the shoulders
of Tommy Mills with his an
nouncement that H. Gabriel
"Gabe" Murphy has been chosen
to fill the position of graduate
manager of athletics.
Murphy's task will concern it
self with schedule making, hand
ling publicity. distribution Of
tickets, details for handling his
own, and visiting teams and the
Thousand and one other little de-
tails Of this office, leaving Mills
free to direct his full time and
attention to the turning out of q
winning football team.
Murphy, who received his
Georgetown degree only last week,
has had a smattering of previous
experience In this line. for during
the last two years he was such
an assistant to Lou Little.
Last year Murphy earned his
coveted "G" as sub end on the
varsity eleven. Prior to coming
to Georgetown he was team.lnate
Of ken" Provenciaps on the
MasSena. N. Y. high school team,
where each played end.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
FAN INTEREST
STRONG FOR
PADDLERS
BY GINo SINH

Is there interest In canoeing
around Washington?
If you have your doubts or II
the question arouseS your cur
iosity listen to the effusions OF
Winfree Johnson, who Is combin'
ing forces and ingenuity with
Earl Weeks in promoting the
canoe regatta to take place at
the Tidal Basin next Sunday al
ternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Starting this canoe regatta
idea was like uncOrking the
dikes Of Holland" cOnfides the
genial johnson, "CanOeiSts'
names are pouring from every
direction. My desk looks like q
snow drift, piled up with entry
blank returns, request for In.
formation and letters Of en-
cOuragement"
"Will 1t be q success" Here
Winfree unlocked his mOlarS
off the stem Of the pipe which
seems to be the source Of his
exhaustIess energy, withdrew 1t
completely from his lips, an uIl'
precedented action, and forget
ting his draw In his enthusiasm,
he continued, 'Why man, 1t Is
q success right now! Wen
be lucky II we can crowd all
those canoes in the space al
lOtted u.s." he smiled.
We've gotten q tremendous
entry response from the Old
Dominion Boat, the Sycamore
Island, Potomac Boat and
Washington Canoe Clubs, most
ly in the racing canoe division.
With no small number Of the
run Of the mine members
going into the canvas canoe
class, which threatens to be
more than double the racing
craft entries.
I'm the meantime, unat.
tached canoeists are cr0wding
the organized ones for top
hOnOrs. From every section Of
the river they are sending In
their names.
Fans interest 10 also high,
judging from the numerous
phone calls we are constantly
receiving asking for information
regarding time and place.
1T win easily be the great
est canoe spectacle since POca-
hOntas' daddy and his redSkin
warriors padded these waters,
and, perhaps, even they never
had anything like this"
Ten racing events are listed
Six for racing canoes and fouI
for canvas ones. All Potomac
River canoeistS are eligible. The
entry fee is so cents per man
in each event, including tiltint
and decorated canoe contests.
Contestants may enter onC
class of competition only. The
same contestant will not be per
mitted to enter craft in both the
racing and canvas divisions
though they may enter all the
events in each class.
Tilting and decorated canoe
contests. the latter a particularly
attractive feature, will be addec
attractions. Hans Wagner, promi
nent veteran canoeist, will give q
safety exhibition.
All the races will be over q
half-mile Straightaway course I'm
der the American Canoe ASsocia
ton rules.
Entries will be received by Win
free johnson, at 1046 New Navy
Building, and all blanks must
be accompanied with the entry
fees in full. Entries close irrevo
cably next Friday.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
SEVENTH RAcE-ons and
Joe Turner WrestLes
At GdHetU Tomorrow

Joe Turner, the veteran middle:
weight grappler, Is to take on
May&n Merkur tomorrow night
at the GAyety Theater. Merkur
is q newcomer to District wrest-
ling fans and may prove trouble
some for Turner.
Gene Spiller. the Canadian mat
man, returns to engage Eddie
Pope in the other match tomor.
row night. Spiller is well.known
to local mat fans.
The first match tomorrow night
starts about 10 o'clock. One
ticket will admit to both the bur-
lesQue and wrestling shows.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
ThnnOpsOn, Champ,
X. O's Opponent

LOS ANGELES, Calf. June 1s.
Jack Thompson, negro welter-
weight, who last month won the
championship. today boasted q
knockout victory over Joe CORDOBA
following, their bout here last
night.
Thompson knocked his opponent
out in the third round Of their
scheduled 10-round contest at the
Olympic Auditorium.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
Jack-Max Bout Falls
Short $4,000
OF SeU-Out

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Falling
$116,O00 short of a sell-out, the
Sharkey-Schmeling fight on June
IL, brought receipts of $749,934.
q checkup revealed today. A
total of 1900 ringside seats failed
to find buyers.
The total attendance was 1922,
including complimentary ticket
holders.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
Women Net Finals
Listed Tomorrow

Weather permitting the ,wom-
ems District tennis singles and
doubles championship finals will
be decided tomorrow at the Co
lumbia Country Club courts,
starting at $3.50.
Josephine Dunhan1 faces Ruth
Martinez in the singles and
Frances Walker and Phoebe
Moorhead meet Dorothy Kings
bury and Cecyle Raver in the
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
GEHR|GSTE EA[S
RUTH THUNDER

The honor and glory Of the
Western trip that today slipped
the New York Yankees from no
where into second place in the
American League falls on the mus
cled shoulders of Lou Gehrig
Gehrig hit seven homerS on the
trip against Babe Ruth's five. He
spanked out 20 hits for 81 bases
in IL games and, as the Yanks
humbled Cleveland in the last Of
the series yesterday, II to 2,
bagged his eighteenth homer Of
the season with two on), dou.
BILE and two singles.
Fred Farmhouse, just turned
over to Boston by the Cardinals,
clicked for the Braves as they won
a double-header from the Cincin-
natl Reds, s to 4 and 10 to S,
Farmhouse went to the rescue in
the sixth inning Of the opener and
subdued the Reds batSmen.
In the tea.time tilt, Pitcher
Rixey failed and McWeeney
and Johnson, who succeeded
him, were scarcely more effec-
tive. The victories put the
Braves in fourth place.
Lefty ODoul hit a single in the
tenth to end a pitching duel be-
tween Nichols, of the Phillies, and
French of the Pirates, S to 4, in
Philadelphia'S favor. Chuck Klein,
Philly outfielder. singled in the
eighth to run his consecutive
string to 26.
Three Chicago pitchers were
tried and found wanting against
the Boston Red Sox, who tri-
umphed, 8 to S. CASTOR went the
route for Boston.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
PALISADES SETTLED

Palisades have secured the
Glen Echo diamond and want
games for Wednesday, Saturday
and Sundays. Call Manager Dyer,
Cleveland 6342, or write Business
Manager Hager, 5040 Dana Pl.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
Ringside Seat Prices
Announced for Bout

. NEW YORK. June 18.-Ring-
side seats at the match here July
II in the Yankee Stadium between
Sammy Mandell. worlds light
weight champion. and AL Singer.
of New York. will sell for $l5.6
Other seats are graded ct $9.10.
$5.75. $S.1S and s1.05. as.
The Washington times., 1930-06-18
BOUT POSTPONED

NEW YORK June 18.-Tony
Canzoneri, former featherweight
champion, and Tommy Grogan,
Omaha lightweight, scheduled to
meet here last night in l0-round
bout, resumed training today.
Rain forced q postponeEnent Of
the fight for one week.