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PAGE FIVE

LOST-NeW copy Of Good Earth" be-
tween my home and Wallace Bealls.
Mrs, A. T. Bacchus. 38c
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
LITTLE THEATRE CLUB
 BEGINS ACTIVE SEASON

Last evening, in the auditorium of the Seward High school, a rep resentative gathering of members of the Little Theatre Club attend ed the first meeting of the season.
 The meeting was called to order by President E. L. Sweek shortly after 8 o'clock, after which minutes of the last meeting and the roll call were read. One of the inter esting facts brought up was statement by Mrs. McMullen, di- rector of the first three-act play yet to be presented this year, that the play had been chosen as well as part of the cast, and it was ex- pected that practices would begin next week.
 Several new members were also elected, and the date set for the next meeting, which will occur on the second Thursday in October. Several minor affairs were also at tended to-, after which a motion was made, moved and seconded, that the meeting adjourn.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14

Flowers made to order for all occasions. Sylvia's.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
CONSTRUCTIVE JOURNALISM

Many of the ills of this crisis in which the American people are suffering can be traced to the pandering of a certain type of newspaper. They fed to a genera tion-dizzy from too much money the reeking froth of cheap sen SationaliSm, sex debaucheS, love- nest literature, sneering cynicism, and cocktail morals. They degraded the ideas and the ideals of a gen. eration which was facing the task of moulding new era of civiliza- tion out of the wreck and ruin of the World War.
 "The kind of journalism that has degraded our feelings and our ideals has to be plowed under; and it is for the country papers of America to accomplish this dras- tlc task. They were not to blame for the muck, but they must shov- el it away.
 The best that there is in Amer 1can life has come from country bred boys who went to the city. The country newspaper reflects the courage and the solid worth of these country-bred families.
 Tt is the country newspaper upon whom is thrust the duty of cleaning house. You have the con- fidence and the faith of your con- munltleS. =" HI. Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
HOOVER vExED

WASHINGTON, Sept, 14,- Pres ident Hoover got real mad Tuesday when he learned of Police Chief BradSford'S criticism of himself and the administration when BradSford reaffirmed his belief that the kill ing of the two eX-Service men, dur ing the bonus army eviction, was uncalled for. The White House de- nied it would seek Bradsford's dis miSSal.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
TO A SKEPTIC

King Tantalus was committed T by the gods to eternal pun l ishment for his skepticism. Up to his neck in water the stream receded when he
 would drink. Tempted with
 fruit the laden bough would
 pass when he reached for it. This cross old King gave \ posterity a new word, but he
 also "tantalized" us with truth.
 For the chronic skeptic,
 who thru darkened glasses
 sees only the night, is not ex-
 pected to see the faint light of breaking dawn and a new
 day.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
NOTICE

Bishop Rowe will arrive in Sew ard Thursday evening and will personally hold services at 8 o'clock Thursday in the Episcopal Church. He will depart Friday on the SS. Yukon.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14
CRITICALLY WOUNDED

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Sept, IA, Jack Sullivan, an alleged rob- Der, was critically wounded Tues day by a sheriff's posse which cornered him in ravine.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14

in an address before the National Editorial Association.
 The Gateway preceded MT. Chandler with this analysis of con- ditiOnS several months ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1932-09-14

A husband has only one wife, but the iceman has his pick.
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
antes de que ell referee lie conta-

antes de que ell referee lie conta-
ra.
Atac6 ell de West Palm Beach
en- ell 1ltimo asalto con ell fin de
impresionar a los jueces, pare
'ce que 10 consigui6, aunque no
hizo NADIA notable.
De los doce asaltos ell cuba
NO gano sin apuros 10 de ellos Y
Mike solo tiene derecho a re
clamar el s6ptimo Y Ell final
aunque en- este 1ltimo no biz
NADIA cue merezca "destacarse"
Los dltimos golpes que Sc die
ron en- la noche aplicados fue-
ron por los punos del cubano.
Baby Miller cay6 a la Iona
en- ell segundo, sin conteo, pc
70 gan6 por amplio margen. To
ny Lopez es un muchacho fuer-
tie y %simpatico, pero todavia tie
lie mucho Que aprendel.
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

lla7afesuyas crimes Sc en-
aroN tamla sangre de su j.
| +. Lo1 os que no Babian sido
! Eados 81 volvieroRen sus 81
: Is y disfhraron las c~arabinas
sobrS ell nj vo comba\ ente, que
ssNd al Jr silbar las balas y
con toda tranquilidad Sc dispuso
a cargar de nsevo ell fusil. Pero
en- aquel momento son6 un trio
en- otra direction y vieron a
y a varios guetrilleros
que llegaban al galope. La esca-
ramuza de la carretera habia
salvo aHunos frap-
,eses que lograron romper ell cA
o y Nir, los demas habian ST
10 exte&minados, y pronto ST
cuieron su suerte los dos infor-
unados h9pres que hshian ~"
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

Tan pronto son6 la campana
del primer asalto, ell cubano to-
mo Ia ofensiva y no la dej6 has
ia que la campana del decimo
segundo puso termino a la pc
lea.
va en- ell tercer round la 81
tuaci6n del pequehito Mike era
tan apurada que "amarraba" en-
los "clinches" y no guerra. SOL
tar, probando asl que Sc halla-
ba en- canine de la derrota.
Dos wees, en- ell quinto asaIto,
debilitado, Sc cay6 a la Iona, y
en- una de elias Relampago tuvo
que leVantarlo, pero ell referee
no lego a contar. La galante-
ria del cubano en- csc asalto no
fue a~plaudida por ell "respeta-
BILE" que no quiso respetarse.
Ell unico asalto que gan6
Mike, fue ell jeptimo, cuando
aplic6 dos Electives ganchos de
derecha, hiriendo a Saguero en-
Gina del ojo ~izquierdo. Mike CO.
rrespondif All a la herida que
ell cubano lt lnfiriera en- ell qqin
to asalto.
Por cada golpe que descarga-
,ba Ell chiquitfn, Ell campe6n de
Cuba asestaba a.
Mike, en- Ell decimo round, a.
brumado por su debilidad, cayo
la Iona, pero Sc puso de pie
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

esta temblando como 81 tuviese
tercianas,
No Sc habia equiyocado. En- Ia
bsrlina encontraron muchos pa.
Quote. de despachos Y gran can
tidad de dinero. Recogieron &
octin y los caballos de les hds9-
res y Ia partida, tras un brevs
eoneiJiabulo del Empesinado v
Fuentes, emprendi6 Ia Marcia
en- direction a los Pinares de
Ccya, que es una garte abrupta
DC Ia region, LENA de bosaues de
p'Nos' en- donde estarian segu,
res mientras Sc Guardian las hs-
I-das J. reclutaban nuevos line.
te< para los caballos capturados.
= dinero del correo Sc reparti6
equltativamente. Y durante
an0S dias, en- las cocinas de los
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
LOS JUICES DEL EMPIRE
SARIO KENNEDY VEN
CIERON A
SAGUERO

No tiene R~elampago Saguero
que tOmar ell canine de Tarpon
Cuba en- un "cascar6n de nuez".
Anoche, en- ell cuadrilatero del
116 de Artilleria, ell campe6n
de Cuba convirtio en- un "mo-
nigote" al "chiquitin' de West
Palm Beach, y al final, cuando
ell publico esperaba que Sc le-
vantaran las dos manos del Sa-
guero, los senores jueces, apa-
rentemente interesados en- I'm
match de revancha, tuvieron ell
asombroso "desparpajo" de O.
torgar tablas, las tablas mas
sucias que Vd. ha podido yer en-
la muy discutida historic iu-
dicial del cuadrilatero de West
Tampa.
Nosotros veniamos aconse-
Jando al cubano que vigilara csc
asunto de los jueces, porque te-
niamos la conviction de que
iban a "machetear" en- SUI con-
ira y asi sucedi6, aunque por
tai cosa no podemos dar ezra
cias a Dios".
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

qaerido que fuese en- un sitio
donde mi caballo pudiese gallo
par. y no cogido en- este barri-
zal, como un gorri6n con Iiga.
FL Pescador replica, movien-
do la cabeza con c6mica grave
dad:
No, senior. no; vengan las
dos onzas que me prometiste
.esta manana; pero no esta bian
.pagarme de mas por una cosa
tan agradable como tirar a los
franceses, Y tanto mas 81 con
clio he tenido la satisfaction de
salvar la vida al EmpeaSnado.
Ademas, estoy pensaAdo que en-
el coche en2ontraremos alGo con
que forrar bien nues,ros bolsi-
aparte del corre6 de gabi-
.ete, que con toda su gordura,
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

Irantes a la corona de peso COM
Ipleto.
Walker, con un terrible gan
Icho izquierdo, cay6 hacia atras
en- ell cuadrilatero, en- ell pri-
mer ~asalto, pero Sc puso de pie
antes de que ell referee comen-
cara a contarle.
Levinsky atac6 con los dos
.runos, pero ell hombre mas pc
queno pudo evadir el temporal
de golpes. AL terminar ell pri-
mer asalto, Walker Sc dirigi6 a.
turdido hacia su esquina.
Ell segundo asalto sali6 ell
eX-campe6n de peso mediano a
combatirlo con mas ~cautela Y
LeVinsky lie superb, repitiendo
Ia misma ccsa en- los asaltos
tercero y cuarto. Pero, a par
tir del quinto, la ventaja fue de
Walker, que atac6 asestando a
su contrincante electives gol-
pes por la cabeza y ell cuerpo.
Puhetazos aplicados en- ell plexo,
afectaron a Levinsky, hacienda
lie perder vigor y agilidad. En-
los 1ltimos rounds ell pescador,
sufriendo los efectos de los gol-
pes por ell est6mago, Sc movia
con dificultad, pero hubo mo-
mentos en- ell octave cuando pa
reci6 que Walker iba a ser ven
edo por "nOcaut" y fue GUAM
do despues de haber asestado
dos izquierdas, que conmovie-
ron a Levinsky, este lie aplic6
I'm golpe que lie lanz6 hacia ell
otro lado del cuadrilatero. Mas
Walker Sc mantuvo de pie y
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
regres6 a zanzibar golpes.


En- ell septimo Levinsky lanz6
un golpe desatinado y cay6 a la
Iona, pensando algunos de los
espectadores que habia sido por
efecto de un punetazo de Wal
ker.
Los dos jueces votaron a ia
vor del hombre mas pequeno y
Levinsky alcanz6 ell voto del re-
fierce Eddie Purdy,
Ell fallo fu6 del agrado del
pdblico, que aplaudi6 al vence-
dor.
Presenciaron ell encuentro
10000 personals, pagando la SUI
ma de $73,892. Walker y Lee
whisky recibiran cada uno ell
800 del total. Pesaba ell ven
cido 1876 libras y ell vencedor
172.
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
BOXF
INDRISANO DER3OTO A
BROUILLARD

Boston, abril 30.-En la mas
habil batalla de toda su carrie
"a, Johnny Indrisano, veterano
pugilista de peso wclter, aIcan-
70 aver la unanime decision
de los jueces sobre Lou Broui-
Hard de Worcester, ex-cam-
pe6n mundial de peso complete.
La pelea dur6 10 asaltos.
En- un anterior encuen no,
cuando Indrisano parecia no
hallarse en- buenas condolences
fisicas, Brouillard obtuvo la vic
toria.
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
dado en- ell pantano.


Con no pocas difilultades pu-
do ser extraido ell Empecinado
de la fangosa prisi6n en- la que
estuvo a punto de terminar pre-
maturamente su carrera. Sc sa-
caron tambieh los caballos, Y la
partida volvi6> al canine real /;
pero antes ell Eupecipado di6 al
Pescadof una bolss, no volumi-
nosa, pero bien repleta.
-Aunque pesase diez wees
dijo-, seria pda re-
compensa para ell favor que me
has heeho. Muchas veces he de-
Seado encontrarme con la muer-
te Y encararme con ella, los pies
en- ell estribo Y la espada desnu-
la, Y hoy mi deseo estuvo a pun
2 de rse; pero hubiera
La gaceta., 1932-04-30

Sc VENDE una vaca jersey,
aludable y joven; IN separator
lie crema, electrico; dos incu-
adoars electricas, ETC.,
P. o, Box 1888. Tampa. o LA
ne al telefono Valrico 2 Black.
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
MICKEY WALKER BATIO
AL PESCADOR DE CHICA-
GO

Chicago, abril 30.-Conce-
ii6ndole ventaia en- peso estatu-
"a y edad'' Mickey Walker, ex-
oampe6n mundial de peso me-
diano, detrot6 anoche aqui, en-
una furiosa pelea, a King Le-
whisky, ell pescador de Chicago,
J uno de los mas fuertes aspi-
La gaceta., 1932-04-30
a'Ftjjos donde las partidas per
nocta5an, Sc ola ell entSschocar
dc les vases de vino y las alegres
1aaA.Ees de los guerrilleros.
EIkES0RO DEL N
DEL CONVOY

Entire las cosas que pueden
.conSo!ar a IN soldado en- tempo
Is guerra de los maIos ALOHA
mle1tcs ' de las fatigas de la
laarch2 una de las mas agrada-
Dies IS, sin duda, ell poder rea-
sar In pequeno saqueo. sobre
looo cuando para clio no es pre-
ESQ contravenir demasiado las
Ieyes de la discipline. Sa-
4uear un pueblo, supone la des.
Evening star., 1932-04-17

President n
Monday
of mails.
Evening star., 1932-01-01

Bias cut and sill
houette style slips, of
silk ch crepe,
twin weave" crepe
and the snug form
fitting "Bryn Mawr"
slips. Many trimmed
with alencon laces.
Evening star., 1932-01-01

Smart, well m a d e
slips of crepe satin
and French c h crepe.
The popular bias cut
and silhouette styles
in sizes for misses and
WON en-. Silhouette
styles also in extra
sizes.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
TOUGH ASSIGNMENT
AWAITS CHAMPION
Sixteen Stars Shoot 1t Out
for Metropolitan Crown
Tuesday, Wednesday.
big battle of the Metro
politan Washington horse
shoe CHAMPIONSHIPS, with 16

%HE big battle of the Metro
politan Washington horse
shoe championships, with 16
aces of Washington, Mary
land and Virginia engaged, will be
fought next Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights on the lexington
Recreation Center courts at First
and T streets northwest.
Pairings were made and other
arrangements completed last night
for the greatest horseshoe event
ever staged in this section of the
country. 1t will wind up The
Stars fourth annual tournament.
Harry Fraser Saunders, defending cham
pion, will face a field worthy of his
steel. The former Westminster Col
1ege athlete undefeated in champion
ship competition since he entered the
metropolitan tournament of 1880, will
have at least three formidable rivals.
! George c. Thompson, whom he
Ikely Will meet IN tHe SeiHi-llndiS'
In the other bracket are Joe Merryman,
the Southern Maryland champion, and
Clayton c. Henson, Virginia title
holder. Saunders has never been called
upon to oppose the brand of pitching
Henson. Thompson and Merryman have
put forth this year.
If the tournament progresses accord
ing to form, Saunders and Henson
should clash in the final, although each
is conceded little more than an even
chance to get that far. In Henson's
half Of the draw are Bin Mlnard,
Evening star., 1932-09-18

Zola. scored over Scheele and Davis in
the doubles by the same score.
In ether encounters Spencer Howell,
Montrose, defeated zola in singles, 6-4,
Ga, and with Jacob downed Hunt and
Brooks in doubles, 81, 3-6, 6-3.
Play to decide the junior team play
ground title begins tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock on the Chevy Chase
courts. Raymond, Burroughs and Gar
field now are tied for the lead in Sec
ton A. Tomorrow Raymond meets
Garfield and Wednesday Burroughs
will face the winner. The champion in
Section A will battle Georgetown, Sec
ton B victor, on Friday for the league
title.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
PRO TOSSERS GET
ACTION HERE TODAY
BeaII, Powell With HoWitzers
Against LeDroits at
Griffith Stadium.
RooK EGRUBB, Silver Springs

ROOK EGRUBB, Silver Springs
K premier promoter. Snowman
- and jack-of-a f-all-sports-trades,
today will lead his Howitzer
Giants into Griffith Stadium against
the LeDroit Tigers in one of the bright
est sandlot ball games on todays cur
tailed program.
walter Beall, former New York
Yankee, will shoot his drop to the
Tigers when the semi-pros clash at
o'clock. Returned from minor league
activity recently, Beall is to be backed
by several other players who now are
disporting in organized base ball.
and left fielder with youngstown OF the
Central League. will perform with the
Howitzers as will Bobby Stevens. short
stopper of the Newark Internationals.
DIxIE PIGS and Hyattsville ALL
- Stars will headline the sandlot
happenings in the suburbs today
with double header at Riverdale, the
first to start at 80 O'Clock. A third
game will be played later II necessary.
Both the Dixies and HyattsVliie,
though left out when the various titles
were ldnQeQ OUT, are IdIcu dhiohS eiic
leadering clubs In this vicinity. The
Dixies were runner-ups to Columbia
Heights in the Capital City League
play-off, while the All-Stars have
knocked off, at one time or another,
practically all of the best teams IN
washington.
Dor-As and Phoenix A. C.. will op-
pose at Magruder Park in Hyattsville
in a double header. starting at O'CLOCK.
Mount Rainier Bluebirds and the
Triple AS will clash at o'clock on
Ford Field in Alexandria.
Brandywine and Broomes Island will
meet at 3 o'clock at Brandywine, Md.
The Mitchellville Mohawks and Lang
don A. c. will square of at Mitchell
Vile, Md. at 3 o'clock.
Woodmen Of the World. who will
play Wheaton A. c. in double-header
this afternoon at / o'clock on the
Wheaton diamond are to report at
27l4 Twelfth street northeast at 1l:3O
am before leaving for the twin bill.
Skinker Eagles. 9-to-4 vicsors over
the Fairfax Farm nine yesterday. to-
day will travel to Front Royal for
game with the All-Stars Of that town.
Starting Friday the Eagles will in
augurate a three-game nocturnal series
with the Washington Pilots in Griffith
Stadium.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
son Rated CoFauoes Classic Horseshoe Ray-O This Week

runner-up in the Washington cham
pionship; Ed Henry, Virginian, with
the game to take" Henson II the latter
isn't up to snuff; Ed Edmonston. Vir-
ginia: Frank Bauman, Maryland; Jean
Monk. Washington: Raymond Brown,
washington. and Joe Merryman, the
latter seeded at the bottom of the top
eight.
BARRING upsets, the upper semi
ID final will bring together Henson
and Merryman.
Saunders path to the final is bit
rocker than Henson's. The Iron
Champion" will be called upon to
Gourvenec, last years Washington
title holder; Chic Darr, 1880 Virginia
champ: Hubbard Quantrille, newly
crowned District champion; A. Schnable,
a leading Maryland pitcher of the last
two years. who will be his first op--
ponent: Levy Fleshman, Maryland
runner-up, and Elwyn Woodward, an
other Old Liner.
With Saunders and Henson the CO.
fayorites, dark horse ratings are given
Thompson and Merryman, but there Is
hardly a set-up match in the entire
first round.
JUDGED on performances this year,
Henson should be favored above
Saunders, but Handsome Harry's
decisive triumphs of the last two years
forbid placing any other ahead OF MIN
in anv sort of ranking. The fact stands
out. however, that in a recent interclty
match Henson averaged 50 per cent
ringers to SIS by Saunders. The Vlr-
ginia youth. too. has done as l;,a wei as
the champion in recent tune-up tossing
Bernard T. Mccarthy of the Municl-
pal playground headquarters staff, Will
supervise the tournament, which VIII
be played out to the finals Wednesday
night in matches consisting OF two OUT
of three 5O-point games; The nnal
will have undivided attention Wednes-
dav night. with four out of seven games
to determine the winner.
Play each night will start at TSo
o'clock
Evening star., 1932-09-18
JUMPERS SELL FOR $9,975

Five of Widener Stable Sold, But
Azucar Is Retained.
NEW YORK, September II R-
]. E. Widener's string of jumpers was
sold at Belmont Park today, five head
bringing S9,975.
Top price of $500 was paid by John
Shift for Indigo. The star Of the stable.
Azucar, was not sold. A price tag
of $4,000 was placed on Azucar and
there were no bidders at that figure.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
MITCHELL winner
OF TENNIS Final.
Scores Over Shore In Three
Sets In Wardman SingIas,
Doubles on Today.

q TAvING OF his opponents late
~ rallies with some Of his own hard,
- well placed drives, Dooly Mitchell
yesterday downed Frank Shore in
the final Of the Wardman Park Hotel
invitation tennis tournament and won
his second leg on the Henry L. Stimson
Trophy.
The scores we're GO, is, IS.
Mitchell needs only one more victory
to take permanent possession of the cup.
The conqueror of Anthony Latona
and Gilbert Hunt on his way to the
final, Mitchell displayed some Of his
best tennis of the season in sweeping
Shore off his feet in the first set. Shore,
who conquered Upshur MOorehead and
Hickey Willis before meeting Mitchell,
rallied but failed to cope with Mitchell's
hard shots.
This morning at 11:30 o'clock Bob
Considine and Maj j. Dorst and Gilbert
Hunt and Gene Herman will clash in
the doubles final on the .Wardman
courts.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
BOYS CLUB PLANNING
Big INDOOR SEASON
Leaders Will Outline Program at
Meeting Friday-Rife Range
Is Added.
THE Boys Club OF Washington

THE Boys Club Of Washington
i will open its Fall and Winter sea-
son Friday. September 80. at z
o'clock, at which time members will
convene for a discussion of plans for
the coming season
Charles NJ Fyfe. director of the club
and Harry Child athletic director, will
outline the plans Of activities for the
club members this year. Outstanding
features will be the development of
team sports in basket ball. boxing.
wrestling. volley ball, tumbling and
gymnastics. A new rife range also
will offer competitive program.
Fyfe expects larger enrolment and
attendance this Fall and Winter mas
much as the first six months of 1882
showed an increase in membership of
so per cent over 1881. The BOYS Club
is open for registration to boys between
the ages of and 18.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
GARFIELD NET TEAM
TAKES CHAMPIONSHIP
Conquers Montrose, 1881 Winner,
by 3 to 2-Junior Title Play
Starts Tomorrow.

CONQUERING Montrose Playground
~ team, the defending champion, 3
to 2, Garfield racketers yesterday
won the Playground Tennis League
senior championship on the Chevy
Chase Playground courts.
In the deciding match Gilbert Hunt,
Middle Atlantic junior champion. play
ing No. l for Garfield. vanquished
Happy Jacob, Montrose ace. 6-3. 6-4.
Leon Esenstad of Garfield provided
the big surprise of the match when he
trounced Fred Scheele 60, 60, in
singles and then. teamed with Ben
Evening star., 1932-09-18

Intercollegiate foot ball Is to be re-
sumed by Cumberland University, Leb-
anon, Tenn, next Fall.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
COLORED HORSESHOE
CHAMPION DEFEATED
Harrison Tyler's Sensational Play
Edges Out Sergt. Hays in
City Tournament.

nITCHING a brand of shoe that
I would win most any horseshoe
game. Sergt Angus Hays, defend
ing city champion, fell before the SEN
sational ring throwing of Harrison
Tyler in the city championships of the
colored section of The Stars tourna-
ment yesterday. The scores were $40
50-48.
The first game was close throughout
with the sergeant leading most of the
way. Ringer after ringer was tossed
Tyler was steady and improved as the
battle progressed. With Hays leading
49-44, in the first game. Tyler deco
rated the peg with double ringer and
Evening star., 1932-09-18

went out when Hays tossed both his
shoes high and far The second con-
test also was nip and tuck.
The Blackwell contest was
a near upset Blackwell, a strong
favorite to win the metropolitan title,
lost the first game to Hargroves, 52-22,
and staged brilliant comeback in the
second, after trailing 38-17, to win,
50-49 The deciding game was Black
wells by a 50-48 count. The final
will be played tomorrow.
THE Maryland State matches have
i reached the quarter-finals, with all
seeded players surviving. Thigh
man, S. Williams, j. Sembly have
already qualified for the metropolitan
play-offs. Peter Harris will meet j.
Herndon Of Annapolis for the fourth
place in the semi-fnals. The Mary
land semi-fina and finals will be held
Thursday night when the metropoli-
tan championship will be staged.
The Virginia championships will be
continued tomorrow night at Fort Berry,
Va.
intercollegiate foot ball Is to be re-
s,Irned nv Cumberland University 1eb-
Evening star., 1932-09-18
BRUNELLE A FATHER.

Lou Brunelle, former foot ball player
with the All-Marines and trainer OF
Catholic University's eleven. yesterday
was receiving congratulations as
proud father. A seven-pound, seven
ounce daughter. Barbara Arlene. was
born to Mrs. Brunette at Providence
HOSPITAL early yesterday morning.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
EASY FOR FRONT ROYAL.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, September II.
The Front Royal All-Stars easily de-
,eated the Middleburg A. c. here this
afternoon, 10 to g. Eastman held the
visitors to nine hits and would not
have been scored on but for errors The
All-Stars collected Is bingles of Luck.