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Evening star., 1932-03-27
Maryland Lacrosse Players
Are Tuning Up to Face Hard
Schedule and Olympic Drive

1t has been lining up In practice Tits
mas been as follows:
Fred InvernezZi, goal: Morris Nichol-
son, point; John Mitchell. cover point
Charlie May. first defense; Jack Norris,
second defense: Jim Loughran. third
defense: Gordon Pugh, center: Bill
Wood or John Zirckel, third attack:
Ray Poppelman, second attack; Ed
Ronkin. first attack: Fred Stieber, out
home; Skip Faber, In home.
The second team most of the time
has been taking the field as follows
Carl Pfau, goal Flank Hines, point;
George Cole or Dale Smell, cover point;
Jerry Feldman. first defense; John
Mayhem or Sam Silber, second defense; !;
Fred Nordenholz or Arthur Turner,
third defense: Norwood SothofoF, cen
ter: Bernard Keener. third attack; BOD
Snyder, second attack; Frank Ebsugh,
first attack; Frank Hawkins, out nome;
Rufus Vincent, in home. o
GEORGE HOCKENsMITH, regular
" second attack last year, has been
suffering from throat trouble ana
has not vet reported 1t IS hoped that
he will be able to get out shortly. but
there is no certainty that he VIII DC
able to play this year.
Marylahd's schedule is as follows:
April 9-Wsshington College at Col
lege Park.
April l5-Geofgia Tech ct Athens.s
April 16-Georgia at Athens.
April 23-Virginia at College Park.
April 30-Rutgers at New Brunswick
May 7-St. Johns at College PARK
May 14-Penn State at State College,
Pa.
May 2l-Johns Hopkins at Baltimore
Stadium.
May 28-NSvy at Annapolis.
Marylsnd's complete squad Is as 1ol-
Evening star., 1932-03-27

II CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. March
26.-Spring brings Easter, and
~ as Usual Easter brings a week
full Of outdoor athletic con-
tests. This year there1l be 20 or more,
with each of the eight Southern Con-
ference members in the South Allan
them.
Trips Of the Maryland and the Wash
meton and Lee base ball teams and uf
the Washington and Lee golfers contrib
ute most of the interest The contests
are, however. well enough scattered 20
give the supporters of all eight schools
something to look forward to.
Billy HoWellS presence at Washing
ton and Lee has centered the attention
OF the golf fans on the Lexington Uni
verSity
1t is likely that the play of Howell
VIII eclipse that of the other men
coached by Cy Twombly. The young
goifing star will be given an opportu-
nifty to compete in several amateur and
college tournaments before Spring IS
over
More than a dozen base ball games
are scheduled by the conference rivals
in Maryland, Virginia and North Car
olina. Most of them are with clubs
from not far away. Drexel Institutes
invasion OF Lexington is the lone re-
m!nder of the numerous teams from
the North that usually play here about
this time And DreXel hasn't had to
travel very far.
The University of Vermont Is the
only New England school sending a
base ball squad into the South this
year. But the Catamounts don't play
any Southern Conference teams.
A schedule of contests for the South
ern Conference members of Maryland,
Virginia and North Carolina in Easter
week follows:
Monday-Base ball. Washington and
Lee VS.. William and Mary in Norfolk,
Marshall College at Duke double head
err. Wake Forest at ~ c. State. North
Carolina VS.. Davidson in WinSton-Sa-
lem; golf, Washington e. Lee at Geor-
gia Tech
Tuesday-Base ball. Maryland at
North Carolina. Washington and Lee at
William and Mary; golf, Washington
and Lee at Georgia.
Wednesday-Bas ball. Washington
and Lee at Richmond T., Maryland at
Duke; golf, Washington and Lee at De-
wilson.
Thursday-Base ball. Maryland at
Virginia; tennis, Boston College at
Duke
Friday-Base ball, Drexel at Wash
ington and Lee NJ c. State VS.. Will
Transport in Goldsboro
Saturday-Base ball, Randolph Ma
con at Virginia, Elon at Duke; track,
V. M. 1. at Duke, Lynchburg College
at V. P. I.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
HIGH SCHOOL STARS
PLAY FOR POT0MACS
Will Oppose Arundel Boat Club
Quint Saturday-Honor
Guests at Dance.
CEvERAL basket BAN PLAYERS Who

CEVERAL basket ball players who
- gained an-high recognition this
year will appear in the lineup of
the Potomac Club when II meets
the formidable Arundel Boat Club quint
of Baltimore next Saturday night at
the George Washington University GYM
naSium.
A preliminary game will be staged
between Saks Clothiers and either the
United Typewriter or the Jewish Com
munity Center quint. Following the
games there will be a dance at which
the all-high players will be guests Of
honor.
Bernie Lieb and Barney Kane, an
high choices, and Al waters and Jack
Bayliss, all of Eastern, will appear in
Potomac's lineup, along with Dicky
Fitzgerald Tommy Nolan and other
schoolboy stalwarts.
Jack Kenny. stellar dribbfer, is the
ace OF the. Arundel team.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
w. AND | ATHLETES
RECEIVE MONOGRAMS
Letters Awarded Al for Wrestling.
Boxing, Basket Ball and Swim
ming-Managers Named.

BY the Associated Press
7 EXINGON, March 26.-Announce-
- ment of awards of monograms to
Al Washington and Lee Winter
sports competitors and four student
managers have been made by the Stu
dent Council
Major monograms were awarded
basket bali, wrestling and boxing ath-
letes, and swimmers. with the excep-
tion OF two, who were given minor
awards. Major monograms went to
John c. Harris and M. p Rivers.
J. D. Copenhaver was named man
age- CT basket ball. C. A. johnson
manager of wrestling, G. D. Mcclure
manager of boxing and j. A. Culley
manager of swimming.
Basket ball monogram winners were
Jack Jarrett, Frank Bailey, Paul Hol-
brook, L. F. Violet, Joe Sawyer, Ber-
nard Steinberg, w. l.. Wilson. Victor
Griewank, S. S Mosoyich E. p Mar
tint and Manager c. b. Taylor.
Monogram winners in wrestling were
E H. Evans. H. B. Abramson, N. D. N
Thomas, ]. K Osterman. Harvard P
Smith, C A. Pritchard and r. p: Mel
son
Evening star., 1932-03-27
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

A LTHOUGH the position is viz
l1 tusIly new to him. Eddie Fes-
ter seems to have convinced
Clark Griffith. manager OF the
Washington base ball team, that he
can play third base.
Mansgsr Loichot has announced
that Georgetown US foot ball team
will meet Washington College No
vember 8 next.
Mike Gibbons, St Paul phantom,
again defeated Jack Denning of
New York in boxing match in
that city
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight
boxing champion. may face Ad VOL
gast for the lightweight title.
HaVenner Baking Co. dnckpinners
took all three games from Tolman
Laundry in the Commercial League.
Rolling for the winners were Works,
Fibbs. Withers. Small and Mace,
and Tolfnan was represented by
Eabc, Jsssop. Coleman. GurTler and
Campbell.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
NTRAsQUAD battles that rival
games with outside opponents now
4o,.,, u,.os In the lacrosse

NTRASoUAD battles that rival
games with outside opponents now
| are taking place in the lacrosse
sessions at the University OF Mary
land as the Old Liners prepare 10 CON-
bat tough schedule and to neht 70
be the United States representative at
the Olympic Games at Los Angeles this
Summer.
Coach Jack Faber. who is aided by
Ivan Marty. who directs the defensive
work: AL Heagy and Joe Deckman' all
of them aH-America PLAYERS IN thelr
day, are not grumbling over tne out
look. although they have TO Dullo tnFlr
twelve OF less experienced materlal thah
most of their main rivals, especially
Johns Hopkins, looked upon as tne team
IN he beaten to gain the Olympic trip.
MARYLAND. too. plays Hopkins. ST.
Johns of Annapolis and Navy, which
With the Old Liners make up the big
four of lacrosse. while THESE three pay
only the College Parkers, 1or whlch
they all point. Last season Maryland
beat Hopkins and Navy and loSt 10 ST
Johns for its only defeat py 3-to-2
score 81 Johns which won the ma
tional title. passes up all other Spring
sports to stress lacrosse.
squad OF SO aspirants
Nl is made up Of IL seniors. Is
juniors and l3 sophomores. u of
whom are letter men. All Of last years
SQUAD is in this bunch, except Deck
man who played point; Jimmy Lee and
Winnie Colosimo. two regular attack
MON and Eddie Harlan. a clever reserve
attack Lee. along with Deekman, was
all-Ameriea and ColoSimo was highly
rated.
The Old Line varsity combination as
Evening star., 1932-03-27
ROCKVILLE A. A. NINE
PLANS FULL SEASON
Two Games a Week to Be Listed
With First to Be Played at
Home April H.

DOCKVILLE, Nd, March 26.-Two
n games week probably on Satur-
days and Sundays, is the base
ball outlook for Rockville during the
coming season. il was announced fol-
lowing meeting last evening Of the
base ball committee of the Rockville
Athletic Association.
Composing the committee are J. Paul
Brunett. chairman; DR.. Barrett P. Will
son. Clarence z. Anders, Eugene B.
Gingell and John G. Mcdonald.
The meeting was attended by the
candidates for places on a team the
association plans to put IN the field and
which is expected to be Rcckvil,e's only
representative on the diamond this
year.
The first game will be played In
Rockville on April IT.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
SWAVELY NINE STARTS
Practices This Week for Schedule

Practices This Week for Schedule
That Opens April 8.
MANASSAS. Va, March 26.-With
the Easter examination out of the way
candidates for the Swavely School base
ball team will begin practice Tuesday
in preparation for a difficult schedule
Swavely will open its season with
Gonzaga of Washington here on April 8.
Other dates are:
April l3-Business at Washington.
April 23-Shenandoah Valley Mill
tary Academy at Winchester
April 2S-Business.
May 2-St. Adams
May Episcopal at Alexandria.
May 7-Randolph Macon Academy at
Front Royal.
May 14-Woodberry Forest
May 20-Randolph-M Macon
May 23-Shenandoah Valley Military
Academy.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
SPRINGFIELD SENDING
ITS GYMNASTS HERE
Will Give Exhibition at Howard
Friday Night for Benefit
Scholarship Fund.
A N exhibition will be given by the
n Springfield College Eymnastfc team


n Springfield College gymnsstic team
Friday night at 8 O'Clock in the
Howard University gymnasium.
The New Englanders will be in this
section to compete in the intercollegi-
ate meet at the Naval Academy the
following day.
Springfield is fresh frcm competition
against leading college gymnaStie teams
Of the East, and spectators viii be
treated to interesting entertainment in
the form of hashy apparatus stunts,
esthetic dancing. ealisthenics, saber
drills and acrobatics. There also viii
be clowning
Net proceeds from the exhibition will
go to a scholarship fund for students
Of physical education at Howard. which
offers a professional course for men
and women. Three Howard teachers
are Springfield graduates
The exhibition is sponsored by the
Howard Physical Education Forum,
with students and faculty organized
into committees, headed by Prof. John
H. Burr.
Tickets may be had at the door or the
mems physical education department
at Howard.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Atonement t20l
NAVY nine WILL OPEN
SEASON WEDNESDAY
Plays Vermont in Start of Lot of
Is Contests-Midshipmen
Appear Strong.

A NNAPOLIS. Md, March 26-Navy
N will open its base ball season here
wednesday against Vermont.
After several weeks drill in the large
armory. the Midshipmen got outside on
Wednesday and Coach Ernest kid
Mothers optimism toward the coming
season has scared. He predicts slug
ging team and also a fine defense.
The batting order for the initial
game:
Hodgkins. 2b
McEachern or Keen, ss.
Masterton, II.
Kane, cf
Koffier. 3b.
Bunce or Spahr, RI.
DauniS. lb.
Hurley, C.
Davenport, p.
Clute. p.
Campbell. p.
Koffier and Daunis are from last
years plebe team.
The schedule includes IS games end
ing May 2S with Maryland.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Varsity G. Dinner
Carded April 20

THE eighth annual varsity U
4 dinner Of Georgetown Univer-
sity will be held wednesday.
April 20, in the Willard Hotel, II
was announced yesterday by RI.
Gabriel Murphy. graduate manager
OF athletics at the Hilltop.
One of the features will be award
OF G certificates TO former G men
who gained their letters prior to
1928
Evening star., 1932-03-27

to contribute to the sports program Of
the Bicentennial Commission.
Tommy Armour and Ed Dudley, prob
ably will come to Washington today
and may play a round of golf at Con-
gressional. Tommy, one OF the most
popular pros ever to show around the
Capital. viii be leaving the United
States next month for Britain where
ne viii defend the British Open cham-
pionship which he won in such impress
Sire fesh!o1 last year.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
SMITH AND oRCUTT WIN.

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c., March 26
P)-Allen Smith, slender Carolina
golf champion, and Maureen Orcutt,
metropolitan star, today defeated Ser,
nice Wall. west Coast champion. and
Dick wilson. former Georgetown star,
9 and I, in a benefit golf match hc:c.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
CANTON FIVE STOPPED.

CHAMPAIGN, H.. March 26 lP.-
Sterling Morton High School Of Cicero
achieved its first state Basket ball
championship here tonight. crushing
Canton's seventh bid for the crown in
2 dozen years by winning the final
Stass ..&Taens cc..tes.s, 80 TO 16.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
20 TILTS ARE LISTED
FOR CHARLOTTE HALL
Washington High School Mines
Among Those to Be Met by
Southern Marylanders.
CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, March rs.

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, March rs.
~ Although five valuable players
have been lost by graduation. in
Guiding the entire pitching staff. Char
lotte Hall is looking to the base ball
season with optimism, and has arranged
an ambitious schedule Of 20 games.
Washington high schools are listed.
Members of last seasons team at
hand include Bobby Morris, center field
er; Mike Corrade, left fielder; Joe Rus
sello catcher. and Nat Riggin right
fielder. George Buckler is a pronistng
pitcher.
UnfavorabIe weather at first inter-
fered with the progress Of drills under
direction Of Coach Mel Burgee. former
University Of Maryland athlete. but
lately the squad has been getting In
conSiderable outdoor work.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
LOSES BASKET TITLE.

CUMBERLAND, Md. March 26.-
Central High of Homecoming, for three
years champion Of the girls section of
the Western Maryland Interscholastic
Basket Ball League, lost to BeaH High
of Frostburg in the plsy-off for the
title, 27 to "a.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
PICKED QUINT DEFEATED
Twelfth Street ~" Youngsters
Trim Maryland Stars.

Twelfth Street Y Juniors downed a
picked basket ball team from Seat
Pleasant and Lakeland, Md, yesterday
at Seat Pleasant, 81 to 25. 1t was the
second win for the Juniors over the
Maryianders this season
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Nine Thought 10 Years Maryland Golf Body Lists II Euents
High School Meet
Is Cartled May u
FRIDAY, May 27, has been set for

ERIDAY, May 27, has been set for
/ the annual public high school
championship track meet. which
as usual will be held in Central Sta
dium.
The meet is scheduled to start at
$3.50 O'Clock. the customary time.
but John Pau Collins. president Of
the Interhigh Athletic Association,
said yesterday that efforts will be
made to run off the field events
with more dispatch. Delay in COM
pleting these events has held the
affair up in the past
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Ciools-stinson l3l. P. MOTIFS t3l. BLoWne
t91 Turner q Norris, Gerstmeyer, Turn
bull. Mcdonald, Jenifer THOMPSON.
Substitutions: Mount Washinston-fhom
SIberts Alb f for 'd Hsr%ood Gessiord for Q. Nor
ris, .Befndt for Huppmsn. GerStmeyer tor
Alberts, Mcdonald for Turnbull. o. Norris
Ior Gessford. Jenfer for GerstmeyeT;
Princeton for Ralston. Ralston ior
Davis for Kesler. D. schwab for Cohister.
ColiSter for d, Schwsb. Erwin for Eekiey'
Gardner for Brooks. Brooks for Gardner'
Gardner Tor Brooks. T.. Schwab for Miller,
Miller for T. Schwsb. Fisher for Mcintosh.
Referee-Mr Hoban.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
OLD LINE FRESHMEN
FIGURE IN 20 TILTS
Schedules Are Announced for Base
Ball, Lacrosse and Track.
Tennis ON Shelf.
TTRAcT1vE schedules in base ball,


n track and lacrosse have been ar
ranged for University of Maryland
freshman athletes There will be no
tennis this year for the yearllngs De-
cause Of rebuilding Of courts.
Twenty contests have been listed Tor
the frosh, including nine IN base ball,
five in track and six in lacrosse.
=, Eighteen OF the engagements Will be
decided at College Park. In the only
contests away Catholic University Will
be met in a dual track meet at c. u,
May l8, and st. Johns yearlings will
be engaged in lacrosse at Annapolis,
April 80.
All FIVE of the Washington public high
schools will be met in base ball, along
with Baltimore Poly, Charlotte Hall,
Hyattsville High and Towson High.
In track, aside from the C. U. meet,
the Maryland yearlings will encounter
University Of Richmond freshmen.
Eastern High, Tech High and Gallaudet.
In addition to the St. Johns yearlmg
game at Annapolis the Old Line cubs
win meet In lacrosse Baltimore Poly,
Baltimore City, Severn and st. Johns
yeariings again, at College Park
The schedules:
Base Ball.
April 12-Business High.
April l4-Central High.
April 18-Tech High.
April 27-Baltimore Poly.
April 30-Charlotte Hall.
May Eastern High.
May 9-Western High.
May 17-Hyattsville High.
May 2l-Towson High.
Track.
April 22-University of Richmond
freshmen.
April 27-Eastern High.
May 1l-Tech High.
May l8-Catholic University freshmen
at BFookland.
May 25-Gallaudet.
lacrosse.
April 30-St Johns freshmen, at An
napolis.
May 6-Baltimore Poly.
May l3-Baltimore City.
May l4-Severn School
May l7-St Johns freshmen.
May 25-Central High.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
ARMSTRONG SQUAD LARGE
More Than AS Out for Base Ball at
Colored High School

Armstrong High base ball team should
be capable if the number reporting is
indicative More than IS players re-
ported to Coach Adams for the second
workout Of the yesr.
Armstrong won the colored high title
Ia. ycSr.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
MORE ENTER PENN MEET
Iowa Among Schools Newly Listed
for Relay Carnival.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26. P).-
University of Iowa, Denison College.
Ohio Wesleyan, West Virginia and But
Ter College have sent their entry blanks
indicating participation in the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania annual relay race
carnival, April 20 and 80.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
CELTIC NINE SETS START
Alexandria Squad Practices Today
at BaRgetts Park.

at Baggett's Park.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 26.-Art
Ludlow, coach of the St. Mary's Gel
tics diamond squad. will send his pro-
teges through workout at l:30 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at Baggett's Pars
Nearly twoscore candidates are due
to report including Doe Dreifus. Rus
sell Kidwell. Art Ludlow, Pete Ball,
Busy Brenner. Bill Langford. Rip
Hicks and Joe Hamilton of last years
club.
It Is blamed to play several exhibi
ton game. with minor league clubs at
the outaet OF the season.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
CLUB STICKMEN SCORE
Mount Washing ton Swamps Prince
ton by Surprising 1910 count.

ton by Surprising $50 Count
BALTIMORE, Md, March 26.-ln
drizzling rain Mount Washingtons "a
crosse team swamped Princeton under
l5-to-O score today in the opening
game of the season here
A small crowd watched the game
which proved uninteresting after the
first few minutes. -,.-
Mount Washington was the fayorite'
but the one-sided defeat Of the I1gerS
was a big surprise.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
MARYLAND IS FIRST
CAVALIER BALL FOE
Terrapins Visit University
Thursday-SCheduIe Hit
by Cancellations.

" University, Va. March 26-
Virginias varsity base ball
schedule of II games opens
next Thursday against Mary
land on Lambeth Field And it ends
with a second contest against the Old
Liners in College Park on May 16.
Some of the color has been taken
from the early part of the season by
the cancellation of games on the part
Of teams from the North. Last year
Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth were
visitors here. But this season Vermont
is the only New England nine invading
the South, and the Catamounts are not
on the Cavalier list
Through the period of Spring eX-
animation, which have just ended, Gus
Tebell, head coach, has been holding
irregular practices. Now the Virginia
diamond candidates will be getting
down to work more seriously, with the
first game just few days away.
Sippley Leads Team.
Frank Sippley of Princeton, N. j.,
first baseman, is captain of the squad
that includes a good many veterans.
Ward Brewer and George Fletcher,
pitchers: Buck Poss, catcher, Ben
Pinder, Sam Lee and Harry Steinberg,
infielders, and Herbert Bryant, Cooper
Dawson and Roger Charles outflelders,
are trying for places again.
Chinn nnd EFonE R1hFnFk
pitchers; Buckley Harris, catcher, Bill
Hobbs, infielder, and Ray Burger and
Tom Fishburne. outfielderS, have come
up from last seasons better -than-aver-
age first-year squad
Evening star., 1932-03-27
THE championship tournament of
l. the Professional Golfers AsSocia-

THE championship tournament of
l. the Professional Golfers Associa-
ton for 1892. which was offered
to the Kenwood Golf g. Country Club
by the professional association, may
be played at one of the Washington
clubs this year, but it will not be at
kenwood. AL Houghton. the Kenwood
pro who played in the North and
South Open at Pinehurst last week.
conveyed the message to Bob Harlow,
tournament manager Of the P. G. A..
that Kehwood will not be IN q posi-
tion this year to stage the P. c. A.
event. Harlow asked Houghton II he
would not inquire as TO the possibil
ity Of one of the other clubs about
Washington holding the tourney.
The position of the p. G. A., as outlined
by Harlow to Houghton, is that the
Professional Golfers Association is an
xious and willing to do its bit toward
making the Washington Bicentennial
sports program a success by bringing
the P. @. A. tourney here If one OF the
| local clubs can meet the financial
obligations demanded by the P. G.. A.
committee. This involves guarantee
of about $12 000 which the club usually
gets back in the form OF gate receipts.
Last year at Providence the club hold
ing the tourney netted some money
from the gate, which ran up above
24,000
Kenwood officials authorized Hough-
ton to tell Harlow that If the p. G. A.
tourney is awarded to one Of the Wash
ington clubs the National Capital Open,
scheduled for Kenwood next Fall, will
not be played and Kenwood will con-
centrate OH aiding in staging the
p. G.. A. tourney. But II the p. G. A.
event is not played at Washington next
Fall. the Kenwood Club will again hold
an open tourney similar to the initial
National Capital Open. which was played
last November. Houghton went into the
matter at some length with Harlow and
with many OF the pros who gathered at
Pinehurst for the North and South, and
found all the pros anxious to return to
Washington for another big open
tournament.
They all commented favorably on the
manner In which the tourney was run
of last year, spoke in complimentary
terms of the way they we're entertained
and, In short. hope to return for a
similar event this year. Harlow. who
will be in Washington during the COM
ing week. said st. Paul. MINI, Is after
the P. G. A. and offers have been re-
ceived from two OF three other cities.
fu. to r. G.. a. authorities would Ike
Evening star., 1932-03-27
age nfSt-year squad.
Virginia's schedule
VIENNA NINE CALLED

Firemen to Report for First Base
Ball Drill April 10.
VIENNA. Va, March 26.-Initial
practice for the base ball team repre-
senting the Vienna Volunteer Fire De-
partment win be held on the grounds
in the rear of the public school on
April 10.
All candidates for the team are re-
quested TO report TO Manager Bert
Phillips at that time.
The Ffremen viii journey to Fred
ericksburg on April IT for their first
game.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
F|NE VARSITY CARD
|NSOUTH ATLANTIC
Southern Loop Members of
Section Will Have Busy
Easter Week.

NHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March
26.-Spring brings Easter, and
VI AS usual Easter brings a week
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Il J~oI,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-18

TT WAS GOOD YARN
 WHILE IT LASTED
 Evansville, Ind.--"Out of tho mouths of babes come many strange tales, and Juvenile Referee Adolph Stalman heard a strange