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Evening star., 1932-12-11
KEEPS PING-PONG TITLE
Black Scores Over Blake in Final
of Glass A Tournament.

Edwin Black, District ping pong
champion. was successful in defense
Of his title in the class A tourney just
ended on the Shoreham courts, defeat
ing G. A. Blake in straight sets, 21-16,
21-16, 21-15.
In the semi-finals Black downed Bob
Snow, 21-15, 21-15, Ala. and G. A.
Brodie triumphed over L. Sherry,
17-2l, 21-15, 21-16. 21-16.
Sherry, however. furnished the biggest
surprise of the tourney by eliminating
Bob Lee in the quarter-finals in straight
games, 21-19. 21-18. Lee is ranked
No. in the District.
A mixed doubles tourney will be held
on the Shoreham courts, starting De-
cember 20, at pm.
A woman's singles tourney also will
be held If sufficient interest Is shown,
Clarence A. Rees, Shoreham manager,
has announced
Evening star., 1932-12-11
COLORED CAGERS TOLL.

Treasury Department cagers, con-
tenders for the Colored Departmental
League championship, held their initial
practice yesterday on the Twelfth Street
"Y' court. Following are the players
who reported for the workout: J. Pay
ton, w. Ratliff, G. Yearwood, George
Jones, w. Brown, L. Coles, T. Jeter, r.
Smith and A. Webb.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
NEW RIVALS FOR VOLS
Tennessee to Play George Wash
ington and L. s. u. Next Fall.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December
P1-University of Tennessee,s foot l.
team will play Louisiana State In
Orleans and George Washington
Washington, D. c., In 1888, Col. F
Parker, athletic director, said In
nouncing the Volunteers next
schedule.
Parker said q one-year contract ives
signed with George Washington and a
two-year contract with L. 8. u.
The schedule:
October 7-University Of Mississippi at
Knoxville (tentative).
October 14-Duke in Durham, n. O.
October 21-Alabama.
October 2S-F1orida.
November kGeorge Washington In WASH
ington, d. c..
November 1s-vanderbilt.
November 30-Kentucky in Lexington. Ky.
December 81. s. u. In New Orleans.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
MEMS DISTRICT LEAGUE
NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Golf Analyzed
by JOE CLASS

THIS is the last of the articles I
i have been devoting to bunker
practice. AS was observed at
the start, bunker practice can be
had even in Winter in the North,
so long as there is no snow on the
ground. All that is needed is to
break up a little sand in any bunker
suitably located in relation to a
green and grind it into a condition
that will give the ball lie for the
several shots that can be made from
sand.
Now a last word about those lies.
Remember that ball partly buried
Is best played with an explosion
Evening star., 1932-12-11
ROLL TO LEAGUE MARKS
Minson Has 440 and His Auto
Works Team Set of 1.76o.

Two all-time league records and
season mark for the loop were smashed
last night in the Saturday night by
last night in the Saturday Night by
Works team as they downed Wakefield
Dairy in three games.
Minson combined games of 126, 159
and 155 for 440 set, an a1l-time mark,
while his teammates Clipped in to es-
tablish season high-team game mark
Of GIT and an all-time set record Of
1,769.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Professionals Scoring District Links During 1882 Campaign
In the Squared Circle
BY FRANCIS e. STAN.

lily LANDERS has been
VIZ wanting a bout with an out
and-out slugger for Q long
time. He may get more than
he bayained for in Jimmy Mack"
That's how Matchmaker Frankie
Mann sizes up the feature bout carded
fer. Portner,s Arena next Tuesday
frankie is always enthusiastic about any
Portner,s bout because his Job Is to get
excited and enthusiastic and try to
spread his enthusiasm among the press
gentry.
Mann is departing from his usual
hard-and-fast rule OF matching slugger
and boxer In Landers he is tossing q
slugger against Mack, a harder hitter.
Against Benny Schwartz and other
boys who like to shoot 'em long range
Landers had to shoot at target moving
away all the time. Mack Is exactly the
same kind of fighter as Landers. He
likes to walk in and sling gloves"
MACK and Landers clasp in q bout
IFl which may take rahk with that
Mack Eddie Burl classic, but on
the same card is a potential show
stealer between veteran Of 657 fights
and an p-and-coming young Lithu-
anian hailing from wyoming Valley in
Pennsylvania.
Arthur De Beve, former French feath-
erweight champion, Is five years past his
prime. but the cleverness which once
elevated him near the top of the fistic
ladder stamps him a dangerous hurdle
for Tony StetZ, 2l-year-old Lithuanian
welterweigth, who has been knocking
'em out in the coal regions during the
last few months. StetZ, under the wing
of Pete Moran, has fought 27 profess
sional battles, won IA by the X. o. route
and lost cnly once, and that by a de-
cision. Plans now are under way to
match Stetz with Johnny Jadick. junior
welterweight champion, for bout In
Philadelphia Christmas day.
IN addition to the Mack-Landers and
i De Beve-Stetz eight-rounders, the
Alexandria Day Nursery will offer
a third eight-heat affair between Dick
Welsh, remembered here as a head
liner in the ill-starred Ritchie Coliseum
show, and Johnny Edwards.
Edwards, like StetZ, comes to Alex
andria highly touted. He dropped a
close one to Midget Wolgast and re-
Gently whipped Cleveland's bantam
flash, Babe Triscaro, on the latter's
home lot.
Welsh has appeared here only once.
losing a decision to Mkt Gelb Antol
Kocsis originally was scheduled to be
Welsh's opponent, but Kocsis was bad
ly battered In bout with Spider Plad-
ner in New York few days before and
Gelb was substituted. Not only was
Gelb a capable sub, but he outweighed
Welsh by IA pounds, which is plenty of
avoirdupois for the little fellows to give
away.
The lone four-rounder this week lists
Barefoot Green and Charley Estes.
Tim MCMILLAN and Joe Cox stole the
show Friday night in Philadelphia
while rassling in a preliminary role
and Prof. Joe Turner, who was ring
siding at the show, Immediately signed
the pair for the Washington Auditorium
next Thursday.
Mcmillan has lost here onlv once and
Evening star., 1932-12-11
METHODIsTs BOWL BEST.

WARRENTON, Va, December TO-
The Church Bowling League of War
renton completed its season this week
with the Methodist team well in the
lead. Baptist was second, Presbyterian
third and Episcopalian fourth. The
Methodist team consists of Tom Hutchi-
son, John Benner. Harry O'Brien, Alwyn
Ash. Luther Allison, Irving Garrett and
Uly Sudduth. Rev. Glenn ]. Cooper was
a substitute.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
Hunters Warned
That Snow Curbs
r ocAL hunters are warned tha,

T OCAL hunters are warned that
IL If snow covers the ground It
will restrict them In shooting
In Maryland and Virginia. In Mary
land there are only three counties,
Garrett, Allegheny and Washington,
that permits shooting with snow on
the ground. In Virginia the only
shooting permitted is for squirrels.
This provision does not interfere
with hunters shooting wild fowl In
either State.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
WILSON QUINT VICTOR.

Wilson Teachers College basketers
defeated the Emerson five, "a to 16,
yesterday on the Wilson court. Gain
ing an early lead the Owls kept in
front all the way. Ken Fisher, former
Central High athlete, led the winners
Evening star., 1932-12-11
The lone four-rounder this week lists
Barefoot Green and Charley Estes.
TIM MCMILLAN and Joe Cox

TIM MCMILLAN and Joe Cox stole the
show Friday night in Philadelphia
while rassling in a preliminary role
and Prof. Joe Turner, who was ring
siding at the show. Immediately signed
the pair for the Washington Auditorium
next Thursday.
Mcmillan has lost here only once and
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Two OF Cfle scores mace CnlS year
were almost incredibly low. The So
made by AL Houghton, Kenwood pro-
fessional, on July 81 on course whose
par, reckoned in the most conservative
manner, is a fiat 70, stands out as the
finest performance of the year. Close
on the heels of this remarkable show
ing Is the Sc scored by Tommy Armour,
former Congressional mentor, over his
old course on November 6, when the
Black Scot romped around his old home
layout in six strokes below the prevail
ing par for the course, beating by four
shots the official course mark Of 10
made on JUNE 6 by Gene Larkin OF
Chevy Chase.
DUT Kenwood and Congressional were
- not alone in the scoring orgy. At
Beaver Dam the long-hitting Cliff
Spencer, who is fully as long from the
tee as his more famous brother Glenn,
first set new course record OF 73,
knocked it down to 70, to II and late
In October set q course mark of 70
that probably will stand for some years
as mark for aspirants to shoot at over
this arduous layout, longest Of Wash
ington golf courses. Little George Diff
fenbaugh, pro at Indian Spring, COM
ing gradually onto the strength Of his
game. pounded out new official course
record at Columbia back in September.
and only few days ago the gargantuan
Monro Hunter, professional at the
Army-Navy Country Club, broke rec
ord Of three years standing over the
course of the service club. over at
Washington, where Maurice ]. NC
Carthy set record OF &C In September.
1927, that had been flaunt In the
face of Dave Thompson, the club pro,
wee Davie, after dozen Cts, finally
managed to tie McCarthy's mark. The
reason he did not break the mark made
by the fighting Irishman from George
town University five years back was
that a putt at the seventeenth slid
around the cup and refused to drop.
A LII In all, the scoring on golf courses
"A around Washington this year has
been of a far higher order-among
the professionals at least-than in any
of many seasons past. The conbi-
nation of ball ideal for scoring pur-
poses and of fast courses sufhced to en-
able the breaking of five course marks
But. in addition, the scoring In the
qualifying rounds for the National
open, the P. G. A. and in the Mary
land Open championship was almost
without precedent. Three players tleo
for first place in the National open
qualifying round at Congressional on
June g. all at lat. But q couple OF
months later, at Columbia. where nne
field of professionals gathered for the
p. G. A. qualifying rounds, the scoring
was even hotter. Here Houghton again
burned up the track. Just as he had
done at Congressional to tie for the
lead. shooting SO to tie Jim Barnes
Old course record, and adding " IN
the afternoon for total OF al. Dn-
fenbaugh was the sensation OF the
Maryland Open late In September az
Columbia, shooting sub-par 81 In tne
opening round, for a new course record;
only to fade away in the afternoon ano
enable Houphton to win the tournament.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
EPINARD ON SEA AGAIN

Famous French Race Horse Max
ing Sixth Atlantic Crossing.
NEW YORK, December 10. R-
Epinard Is out to protect his time
thoroughbred record for Atlantic cross
ings.
The famous French race horse was
booked for passage on the American
Banker, sailing Wednesday, the thor
oughbred's sixth Atlantic crossing. The
most luxuriously appointed stall on the
ship has been engaged for him.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
PRINCE GEORGES MEMS LEAGUE.
woMEN's PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY CHURCH
TEAEITF
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER LEAGUE

w. L. w. L.
A. 2. A.....10 Otis Club . 6 7
Owls Club =. Z Athliso Club 9 o
Phi Lamb. M. 8 z Theta Sig GIN. 5 10
Season Records.
High team game-Owls Club. 545.
High team set-A. T. A., 1,519.
High individual average-Goldberg "a. z.
Al. 1910.
High Individual game-Wolowitz Phi
Lambda Nu), 1875
High individual set-Goldberg "a z. Az,
3o1.
High strikes-Abelman "a. e. A. and
Sean (Owls), T.
High spares-Canter "a. z. Al, 81.
High flat game-Berman tAthliso), "a.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
SH0LL'S AND COALERS
PLAY BASKET RUBBER
Old Rivals Tilt Thursday, High
Spot of Early Independent
Club Tussles.

WHAT promises to be one of the best
w games of the early independent
basket ball season here will bring
together Sholl's Cafe. made up largely
OF players who last Winter held forth
with the crack Saks Clothiers, and
Griffith Consumers. Thursday night at
court.
Last season Saks and Griffiths played
two games, each winning one, making
the coming tilt in the nature of rub
ber.
Mclean A. c. basketers are after a
contest for tomorrow night with an un-
limited quint. Call Falls Church
828-F-31.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
D0KTOR, LASKY BOX
Clash in Main Bout of Fight Show
at st. Paul Friday.

ST. PAUL. MINI, December 10 R.-
Joe Doktor, Buffalo, N. Y, heavyweight,
was signed today to meet Art Lasky,
Minneapolis, in the main event of q
boxing show here Friday night.
The bout, scheduled for eight rounds,
will be supported by eight four-round
events.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
PAUL T. TURF VICTOR
At Top a Close Second in First
jefferson Euturity.

NEW ORLEANS. December 10 Op.-
Paul T, carrying the silks of O'Connell
and Rector, accounted for the first run
ming of the Jefferson Futurity, a 1-mile
handicap for 2-year-olds, at Jefferson
Park today.
Paul T beat the Shandon Farms At
Top by neck in driving finish, with
Ennis, the other half of the Shandon
entry, third, two lengths back.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

ss.nse. Out; s.r -: 3445a44tB
E; ps.I..r par .:..ttss34s3t33sS-- 49,. t33s-76
Monro Hunter had held down the
tq1Sessionai berth at the krmy-Nayy
Evening star., 1932-12-11
THREE-WAY CUE TIE
Viehmeyer, Tolbert, Sisler AL
Even in Arcadia Tourney.

Paul Viehmeyer yesterday defeated
Dr. Green, rs to 55, in class B in the
billiards tourney at the Arcadia. Vieh-
meyer, Orville Tolbert and Ray Sisler
now are tied for first place, each with
seven wins and no losses.
In the young players class Alfred
Baer drubbed Al MCGOWAN, so to 7.
Baer and Earl Grimm are deadlocked
for the lead with six victories and no
defeats. Jack Simmons is third with
four wins against one setback.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
GIRLS MANAGER SOUGHT.

The manager of the Benning girls
basket ball team is requested to get in
touch with Bessie Fur of the Jewish
Community Center at Columbia 9379.
apartment 203, in regard to a game be-
tween the teams.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
DYNAMITE LEAGJ
Season Records.

High a~rage-Beyer Uab-Katz), 1882
High team game-Wreckng Crew, $50.
High team set-Wrecking Crew / 6O2
High individual game-Tyler (Duds), 145.
3S6.
High flat game-Grigsby tLittle Pota-
toes), &C.
High individual strikes-Weisbach Wreck
ing Crew, 1S.
High individual spares-Bradshaw (sand
Blowers). 73
Evening star., 1932-12-11

! Country Club for only a month when
the long hitting pro from Scotland
broke the existing course mark of SO,
set by Arthur B. Thorn of Woodmont
back in 1929, with new record of 68.
This new mark came despite bad start
by Hunter, for the big Scot normally
would best par on the first three holes
of the service club course. Instead, he
went one over par on those holes. From
that point on. however. he moved fast,
as the following card will show:
Out
Ear Rnntsr ::::: 80: 4s5544$3$$--ss99
Rnnter RsT .:.:.: a. 3 t3399--ssss t39-ss
These comprised the crop of record
shattering performances by the pro-
fessionals around Washington this year.
But never before, in any other year,
have so many records been set or tied.
Gene Larkin did a IS on August IA
at Chevy Chase, but Gene had played
the course in SIS before, one shot higher
than the "a made by Bob Barnett back
in 1880. Only Manor, Argyle, Indian
Spring. Banncckburn and Burning Tree
failed to see phenomenally low scores
recorded. Taken as a whole, the 1882
golf season around Washington will
stand out as one Of record breaking per-
formances by the paid clan.
.vITITHIN the next few days an award
w of three-year concession for four
public golf courses located in the
District of Columbia will be made by
the Office of Public Buildings and Pub
lie Parks. If the highest bid is accepted,
the bid Of $45,36 submitted by S. G.
Loeff1er, present concessionnaire, will
be the one to secure the plum. Loeffler
has been the biggest single factor in
the upbuilding of public links golf in
Washington ever since the National
Capital first had big league public
course, opening in East Potomac Park
in 1921. Loeffer's bid was about $4,000
higher than the next nearest bid, which
was submitted by another local firm.
The Loeffler enterprises operate under
the firm name of the Park Amusement
Co. Loeff1er has given Washington
cheaper and better public links golf
than obtains in any city Of comparable
size along the Atlantic seaboard.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
NOTED SPORTSMAN DIES
Cy Burriss Was Active in Bowling,
Base Ball, Golf Circles Here.

The passing of Cyril T. (Cy) Burriss.
who succumbed to pneumonia Friday
night after a brief illness, deprives the
local sports world of one of its most
popular and active figures.
BurriSs, an employe of the Times for
the last 16 years. had long been well
known as bowler, base ball player,
golfer and sportsman. Instrumental In
organizing the Printcraft Golf Asso-
ciation, he was the first secretary Of
that body.
He was 81,
Evening star., 1932-12-11

shot. But a ball that has a clean
lie may be expiooeo, chlpped or put
ted, according to the sort of bank in
front of it and its distance from the
bank.
One other thing: On chips be sure
to follow through, as the drawing
shows Bobby Jones doing. with the
club head. To insure this hit firmly.
Keep the wrists firm, otherwise the
shot will be f1ubbed.
Par golfers make their approaches
stick. Joe Glass printed and Illus
trated leafiet, "The Art Of Pitching"
explains In detail how to do this.
Send stamped, addressed envelope
to Joe Glass, In care Of The Star,
and ask for Il.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
SIX COURSE MARKS FALL.
WITH NEW BALL AS HELP
63 at Kenwood by Houghton Is Remarkable Feat
Difenbaugh Shoots Eight IS at Columbia.
Spencer Conquers Beaver Dam.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

WASHINGTON golf professionals aided by the finest scoring
United States Golf
Wv stepped the local golf this
obteratng leaving their wake
series that will likely stand for
to
The scoring starting early in the after the
the competition netted i've
records to the credit of Washington professionals
mark from of the city and found
mark tied by another local professional.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
TARHEELS LIST SIX MEETS
North Carolina Boxers Open With
v. P. 7. on january ID.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., December 10
R-Six meets have been scheduled
for the University of North Carolina
boxing team for 1888 In addition to the
Southern Conference tournament.
The Tarheels will meet v. p I. at
Blacksburg January ID, v. M. I. here
January %, Virginia here February 4
and Penn State at Pennsylvania College
February IL. North Carolina State and
Duke complete the card.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Season Records.

High team set-Land. 1.662.
High team game-Disbursing. b7S.
High individual set-Callahan. $40.
High Individual game-Falck. 1853.
High individual averagesOberhem, 1857
Evening star., 1932-12-11
WITH THE BOWLERS
BANKERS LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-w B. Hibbs & Co.. 647
High team set-W. B. Hibbs & Co, 1910.
l75.
High individual set-Bridges (Riggs), 415.
High individual average@Ellis IN: S. &
T. co.., 115-27; Bridges lRiggs), 1853.
High strikes-Bridges tRiggs). 81.
High spares-Ellis IN. s. g. TT. Coz, 100.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
CANADIAN A. A. u. ELECTS

OTTAWA, December 10 CP).-J. How
ard Crocker of London, Ontario, today
was unanimously elected president of
the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada,
Evening star., 1932-12-11
BRIDGE AT COLUMBIA

Crew and Grid Squad Member Calls
Contract Team Candidates.
NEW YORK, December 10 R.-Not
satisfied with his activities as stroke
oar of the varsity crew and reserve
tackle on the foot ball team, Macrae
Sykes of Columbia has added a new
sport to his repertoire.
He has issued a call for candidates
for a Columbia bridge team which Is
to meet the faculty at contract in the
near future.
Sykes said he expected so candidates
would respond to the call.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Amitv No. ], 5a7.
High team set-Anity No l. iii.
High individual game-Claggett. 1877.
High individual Set-N. Croft 3SS.
Greatest strikes-Bartlett Watson. II.
Greatest spares Edward and r. Donald
son. "a.
High fiat gsme-Sparrough 90.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
AGRICULTURE NTERBuREAu LEAGUE
Season Records.

High team set-Extension, 1,714.
High team game-Accounts, BI6.
Hieh individual set-Harris, 800.
High individual game-Arnold. 16S.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
TURF STARS GO TO STUD
Sir Andrew, Jacopo Arrive From
England on Way to Kentucky.

NEW YORK, December 10 R.-Two
speedsters of the English turf, william
Woodward's Sir Andrew and Marshall
Fields Jacopo, soon will be en- route to
Claiborne Farm, at Paris, KY, where
both will stand at stud.
The thoroughbreds, both of which
have raced exclusively In England, have
arrived in New York. Sir Andrew is
American-bred, a son of Sir Gallahad
III and Gravitate. Jacopo Is by the
famous English sire, Sansovino, out of
Black Bay.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
MASONIC LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-Columbia COS
High team set-La Fayette, 1,732
High individual average-Dixon (Kins
David, 116-29.
soe. ft-NN '"0-''DuAi Se'-mi'ner 'fentaipna''
High individual same-Balk (Petvorth).
High strikes-Dixon (King DAVID. Miit-
ner Pentalpha) and Seyfarth (HardirQj. 26,
Evening star., 1932-12-11
CENE LARKIN. the assistant pro at

III Chevy Chase, started 1t all back
in June at Congressional, where he
holed a sloping 10-footer for an eagle
on the eighteenth green to score ~.
But the glamour of Genes performance
was shaded later by Tom Armour,
when the Scot from Detroit. in wash
ington preparing for the National Cap
ital Open. waltzed around the course
in 66. Here is Tommy's card, a new
mark for the Congressional Country
Club layout:
Evening star., 1932-12-11
EASTERN STAR WoMEN's LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Rec0rds.
High game-Washington Centennial No.
/, 537.
High set-Washington Centennial No. 1,
1857.
High individual average-Owen, 104-12.
High individual game-Johnson. 1877.
High individual set-Johnson, 351.
High individual strikes-Owen. 15.
High individual spares-Dove, IA.
Evening star., 1932-12-11
HEBREW INTERCLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Iris Club. $40.
High team set-Vista Club. LII.
High individual average-Gaist (Beta Phi
Epsilon), l14-16.
High Individual game-Schecter (Mardelle),
1862
High individual set--Schecter (Mardelle),
4o7
High strikes-Gaist (Beta Phi Epsilon). "a.
High spares-Bortnick (Vista) and Legum
(Reges), 81.
High flat game-Tenenbaum Gris). 81.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Houghton had been banging away at
the Kenwood record for months. ever
since Walter Cunningham OF Burning
Tree set an unofficial record IN Novem-
Der of 1881 with 66, ana Iomny
Armour set an official record OF 90 In
the 1891 National Capital Open.
Throueh the early months Of 1882
Houehton scored SO, 81 and finally IS.
RMS mark was thought the lowest pos
sible. but on July 81 the Kenwood pro
accomplished the almost unbelievable
stunt of playing his home layout, m
63 strokes. Here Is his card, against
the true par for the course:
Evening star., 1932-12-11

that to Jim Londos, while Cox has yet
to be defeated. They will go to finish
Frank Judson, whose popularity in
creased while losing to Mcmillan last
week in their hectic affair, will return
against Able Coleman, the midget OF
the mat. They are scheduled for q
Commute time limit match.
One other Commute affair was COM
pleted yesterday. It lists Everett Mar
SHALL erstwhile Coast favorite, and Joe
Naroki, the new Polish sensation, who
has been wading through the ranks
of journeyman raSslers lately Another
prelim and a semi-f1nal are in the
making.
FRANKIE KENNA challenges
l. Benny Schwartz, frankie De Angelo
and Billy Landers. Sander SzabO
still is rassling in the Curley fold, de-
spite reports he Is shifting to the
Londos championed group. Johnny
Mays, who won two out of three fights
at Twin City, wants action, but can't get
it. and he came here with good
rep, too. the house" at Portner's
last week, according to frankie Mann
was the best In the clubs brief history
more than 1900 were present. d.
Young Van is coming back soon, maybe
next week. in 1880 there was only two
national wrestling championship classes
the 120 and 1873. in 1918 the total
was brought to eight, the number exist
ing today.