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SERIES NOW
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
American Girl Is
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
Vests, Jackals Meet 2:3O Today For Title
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HARLINGEN FALLS
IN SEMI-FINAIS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-01
LAWSON STARS
IN VICTORY
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Evening star., 1931-11-22

A panorama view of the
Armistice day dedication
of the District World War
Memorial. The picture,
taken as President Hoover
was delivering his dedi-
catory address, shows the
beautiful setting in West
Potomac Park of the white
marble Doric temple.
g Rideout
A quiet hour on the
homeward voyage. Pre-
mier Laval of France re-
laxing on the deck of the
lie de France after the
rduous and crowded days
of his American visit.
Q Wide World Photo
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
Basketball Results
OUT-OF-TOWN

At Baltimore, Md.-GeOrgetOwn, 30;
Johns Hopkins, 16.
CAS- At GalTssyllIes %Y F1a.-Frorid" IT, 30;
Green. e6: BIufftOn, "a.
At Defiance, OhiO-Defiance, 40; Find
At Dayton. OhIo-wittenberr. 44'
At Chapel Hill. y. C.-North Carolina
u. 80: South Carolina. 3.
At South Bend. Ind.-NOtre Dame,
30; Marquette. 90.
%, At o,I's Delaware; E. ohiO-ohio Wesleyan
At East Lansing. Mich.-MIchiEan
state. 32; Xavier T.. 10.
At ChlcagO-DePGnI, IS; at. Thomas,
At Jacksonville, nI.-nIInoIs College,
At Syracuse. n. Y.-syracuse. Al;
Cornell. 27.
at. At Cambridge rS M"''.-H"rv"rd' s@;
1oat At F:SSk1yT; .:;sH4 J. \; - F-st' Johns S''
At PhlIadelphia-st. JOSeph'S 30; AL
bright. "a.
At Houston. Tex.-ArkansaS. 81: Rice
At burlington. Vt.-vermOnt. @2; st..
At oxford. MIss.-MississippI U, 81;
State Teachers, 12.
At Durham, \. H.-New Hampshire,
80; worcester Poly. 81.
At Corvallis, Ore.-OregOn State, 81;
At Westminster, Md.-Western Mary
land, 81: Blue Ridge College, 16.
Catholic T.. 81: George Washington,
"a.
Eastern High. 81: Western. 90.
Tech High, 96: Central. IS.
TaL1Oma-Silver Spring, 80; Gathers
HyattsviIIe High. 90; Mt. Rainier, 22
Ohree extra periOds).
d. w. Freshmen, 80: c. L. Fresh
men. II.
Boys Club. 81: Emerson Institute. 90.
st. Adams. 2S; Bethesda High. II.
G. L. Props. 27; I.andOn Prep. "a.
DeMOIay. 18: Laurel Guards, II.
HOpIItes. 20: Western Electric. IS.
ST. PauPs. 81: DumbartOns. 25.
st. Paul's, %; Mercury, IS.
SkInler's, 81; Stewards. %.
Original FrenchS. 81: Independent
AH-StFrs. FL.
Hibbs. Il; Boiling Field. 1?.
Epiphany Girls. 20; Telephone Girls,
II.
st. Martins. S5; st. Stephens 27.
Company +. 81: Whirlwinds. 2S.
DumbartOns, 23; Phi Theta Lambda
20.
.Azteca. 81; st. Martins. .22.
Mt. Rainier, 81: Brethren, 12.
Immaculate Conception, S4i Peoples
Hardware. Is.
Mercury, sS4; Monroe. ~.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
HEAVY BATTLE
SANCTIONED

CHICAGO, Jan. 14.-That there
is no legal bar to a Schmeling-
Stribling championship bout here
in June under the promotion Of
the Madison Square Garden Cor
poration was the assertion Of
George Getz, member of the Illi-
nois Athletic Commission, today.
The Garden Corporation is in
corporated in Illinois and has
paid its yearly fees, according to
GetZ.
Joey Jacobs, manager of Cham
pion Herr Schmeling, has tele-
graphed the Illinois commission
that he will call in person in q
few days and post a $4,000 for
felt for the match with Stribling
in National Boxing Association
territory" Under this condition
the bout might be held in Chi
cago, Detroit, Cleveland or jersey
City.
Chicago Stadium interests are
opposing any attempts to hold
the bout here under the directio
of outside interest.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
MalOney and CarnerO
To Meet in Miami,
Is Report

BOSTON. Jan. IA re-
turn bout between Jim Maloney,
South Boston heavyweight, and
Primo Carnera, of Italy, will be
fought at Miami, Fla, next
month. promoted by Frank
Bruen, former general manager
of the Madison Square Garden
Corporation, it was reported to-
day.
The bout was revealed as
part of a program to build up
Camera for a match with the
winner of the Schmeling- -Strib-
ling bout scheduled for Chicago
in June. Maloney won a decis-
ion over Camera in their meet
ing at Boston Garden last No
vember.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
ENTERED
IN MEET

Georgetown University's track
team has been entered in the
Brooklyn College Athletic Asso-
citation meet to be staged in the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory,
Brooklyn, January "a.
A relay team made up Of
Victor Burke, Arthur Briggs, Jim
Kelly and John Mara has been
entered. AL Kelly is to start in
the Olympic sprint series which
boasts such entries as Jack Elder,
Benjamin Hand, Howard Jones
and Mike Andursky.
Ray Newkirk, freshman, ap-
pears the most likely representa-
tive for the historic Brooklyn
thousand. Phil Edwards, George
Bullwinkle, Russell Chapman and
Ray Conger have been invited to
participate in this event.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
GERMAN SAILS
JAN. 2lFOR
NEWYORK
BY WALTER DIETZEL

BERLIN, Jan. 14.-MaX Schme-
ling, German heavyweight holder
of the world championship, to-
day cabled to his American mana
ger, Joe Jacobs, instructing him
to accept contracts to fight with
William (Young) Stribling and
Primo Camera, italian heavy
weight.
Reversing himself on a previous
declaration to international News
service that he did mot feel
bound" by any such contract,
schmeling said he had subse-
quently received a cable from
Jacobs which explained the con-
tracts the American manager
was negotiating.
Jacobs cable explained that
this contract brings both StriD-
ling and Camera into our
camp, and that means two
fights for me, If win, which
I think 1 WILL" the German
champion said.
Chicago suits me fine as the
place for the fight. like the
town and the climate there"
Schmeling said he probably
would sail for the United States
on the liner Europa which leaves
on January 81.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
Skinker Eagles Play
Connecticut Yankees

Manager Bernie Peacock has
lined up another picturesque at
traction for the Silver Spring
Armory. Sunday at $3.50 o'clock,
the Connecticut Yankees, a fancy
collection of New Englanders, are
to oppose the District champions.
The Yankees are bringing with
them a splendid record and are
numbered among the outstanding
Eastern professional road clubs.
Stewart Brothers will show in
q preliminary.
The Washington times., 1931-01-14
Oscar DePriest's S Son
To PerfOm With
HOward FiUe

Stanton DePriest, son Of OS-
car DePrieSt (colored Repre-
sentative from illinois,, will be
among Howard University's re-
serve basketball players tonight
when they open their season
against Shaw University Of
Raleigh, N. c., here.
The Bisons. under the regime
of Arthur Waller, will feature
a starting lineup including
Capt. Beasley, Syphax, Smith,
Hall. Taylor, Williamson and
ForSythe.
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HyattsUilLe Faces
Toughest Pin Foe
AT NEW ORLEANS
Weather, Clear: Track. Slow
'urlongs. Purse, $1,000. Two,

Silver Spring, riding in second
place in the Maryland Virginia
Suburban Bowling League, will
have a chance to cut down
the leading Hyattsville's margin
today when they tackle them at
Silver Spring.
However, Hyattsville has been
going great guns, not losing a
set in the last two months, and
the Silver SpringerS must be in
ton form to take them.
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SteLU0rt BGSketers
Point for Sailors

Stewart Brothers Photograph
ers, undiscouraged by last nights
fall before Skinker Eagles, today
were looking ahead to Friday
nights Washington Basketball
League game with Naval Air Sta
tion at Silver Spring Armory.
The flying sailors" lost their
initial start to Census Enumera-
tors after a hard fight.
A fast preliminary starting at
1880 o'clock is to precede the big
same.
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ITALIAN P|NMEN
IN NEASY WIN

The Italian All-Star maple
shooters crushed the Hebrew
Interclub All-Stars by 243 pins,
1922 to 1883 in the final set Of
the "interantional" match at the
Lucky Strike last night.
The Jewish team had ven the
opening block by six pins, 1883 to
2,847, at Temple last Friday, due
mainly to Make Rosenberg'S
powerful 661 set. Last night
Make called it day" after the
third game.
The Italians rushed to a 133-
pin lead in the first two games
and after a feeble try in the
third game the Jewish boys lost
heart.
Ollie Pacini's 586 was high set,
with Tony Santini's $50 second
best, for the victors. Johnny Micro
rolled 154. Sam Bortn!Lk's 462
for four games was high for the
losers. Scores:
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SIMPSON PRIMED

George Simpson, Washington S
popular and efficient sports
writer, will head the invasion OF
Jewish Community Center gym
nasium tomorrow. Simpson s
Times Tid Bits are to battle the
News Item toSSerS.
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Bids and Proposals

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January o. 193I.-Sealed bids in dupli.
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ALLEN LEADS
EAGLES To
VICTORY

Brand new entries in the
Washington Basketball League
are to clash tonight.
AT $3.50 o'clock promptly Buck
Grier's promising northwest
NorthernS are to do battle with
Marine Barracks at Immaculate
Conception Hall.
, Among those representing the
newly organized Northerns are:
Tom Peck. Tony Stewart, Larry
Boerner, Thurston Dean, Eddie
Lisensky, Ed Lambeth, Ed Gin
notti, Pepco Barry, Joe Healy and
Clinton Price.
Action Aplenty
Marine Barracks will possess
an edge in experience since the
Red Birds will be making their
first appearance since organiza-
tion.
Seldom has such spirit and
action been jammed into 40
minutes of basketball play as
-. was uncovered in the Skinker
Eagle-Stewart fracas before a
large gathering at Silver Spring
Armory last night.
The midget Stewarts played in
spired ball to press the enemy all
the way but lost out in the final
reckoning, 33-25.
Big Duke Allen, husky Eagle
center, played the finest game of
his career as the Eagles sweated
to victory. Showing uncanny
aptitude at caging difficult shots,
, the good natured Skinker tap-off
ace sank six beautiful field shots
from every conceivable angle.
It was the snappv passing
and spectacular sharpshooting of
the little Stewarts however. that
captured the fancy of those
present. Exhibiting daring, ag-
gressiveness and spirit to a
marked degree the Photographers
extended their opponent to the
utmost and were rewarded with
q splendid ovation as they filed
off the floor with their heads
, and chins up.
Shapiro Applauded
Little Cody Shapiro, former
Eastern High School flash, set
the fans wild with his all around
exhibition of passing. defensive
play and sniping. Only once
noI,Id Da1ob poprio EaeYo nved
Skinker guard, elude Shapiro suf-
ficiently to register, a sensational
pot shot" netting his only score.
Cody, in the meantime, not only
was feeding his teammates but
I, found time to sneak in three
sterling baskets from scrimmage,
two of them being of the long
distance variety. .
The teams set a terrific pace
from the outset and fought a
. nip-and-tuck battle until about
midway in the second period
when SkinkerS pulled ahead.
Z On resumption of play the
Photographers rallied valiantly.
After pulling within a point of
the enemy, however, they again
were victimized by pretty Skin
ker squirt but had flashed once
{, more to narrow the victory mar
gin before the final whistle
sounded.
EAGLES PHOTOGRAPHERS s
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SUBS MAKE GOOD

Cody Shapiro and Eaton Chalk
ley, one time substitutes with
Eastern High School fives, have
established themselves among
Washington'S outstanding unlim-
tied basketball figures.
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