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The Washington times., 1932-04-15
SECOND HUNT
| ON SPRING
PROGRAM
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Fox-hunting's customary annual
springtime challenge to its pas
sionate devotees having been is,
sued and accepted, the Maryland
District of Columbia Virginia area
today prepares for the second and
third great hunt meetings OF
the spring season.
Tomorrow comes the Middle
burg event, in Virginia. and My
Lady's Manor, in Maryland. One
week from tomorrow comes the
Grand National, in Maryland, fol
lowed week later by the great
est of them all, the historic and
world-famous Maryland Hunt Cup
! race. On May hospitable War
renton will entertain its usual
large crowd at the Virginia Gold
Cup meeting, the final event OF
this territory's series of six attrac-
tive meetings spread over period
covering five consecutive Satur-
days.
First Successful
Richmond last Saturday wit
messed the first event Of the
series when the Deep Run Hunt
ing Club meeting proved so sue
cesSful.
Interest in the remaining five
meetings scheduled for this terri
tory is running high, but that
interest will not by any means
subside on May 7. with the run
ming of the Virginia Gold Cup.
Several meetings Immediately fol-
lowing, although not scheduled
for this particular area, never
theless will prove attractive, with
sportsmen, SportSwomen and
horses from this territory figur-
ing prominently.
The White Marsh Valley Hunt
meeting to be held on the estate
of Mrs. N. Mclean, "Seabreeze, "
Broad Axe, Pa, this year con-
f1icts with the Warrenton (Va.)
Gold Cup. On May II, Chester
brook" estate of Mrs. J. Packard
Laird, Berwyn, Pa, will be the
scene Of the Radnor Hunts an
nual event. Three days, May 81,
Is and % have been designated
for the spring meeting Of the his
toric Rose Tree Fox Hunting
Club at Media, Pa. The Rose
Tree traces its beginnings back
to the Gloucester, oldest Of Ameri-
can hunts.
Scene Changes
On June II the scene switches
to Long Island. On that date the
spring meeting of the United
Hunts Racing Association takes
place at West Hills, Huntington.
The Eastern Horse Club spring
meeting this year will be of two
days duration, at the Country
Club, Brookline, Mass, the first
day, June IS, and at "Raceland," ="
estate of John r. Macomber,
Framingham Centre, the second
day, June II.
It will prove a problem tomor-
row to choose between Middle
burg and My Lady's Manor. How
ever, regardless of choices made.
both events will be we'll attended
and both meetings undoubtedly
will prove successful.
This years foX-hunting events
and meetings mark the two hun
dred and Seventy-Second ami
,versary of fox-hunting, the an
.cient paStime having been inaug-
urated in 1860 during the reign
of Charles II of England. The
year 1860 also marked the be-
ginning of the Restoration.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
AUTHS TRAVEL

The Auth'S semi-pro nine will
practice today at o'clock on
the Hoover Playground diamond.
For games call Manager "Sparky"
O'Brien at Metropolitan 1917.
Sunday the meatmen journey to
Indian Head. Md.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
GOALS WANT GAMES

The Blue Goals want an un-
limited opponent for Sunday.
Call Atlantic 4953-J. They play
the Federal Storage nine tomor-
row at $3.50 o'clock on the Mt.
Rainier field, -.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Teams p. NJ.
DOubles-1:15 p. VI.
SingIes-7:15 p. NJ.

Teams-8 P. NJ.
Alley-Team Glass Alley-Team Class
43-WrenS ..Dli4-Owls .........D
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Michigan and Ohio State Play
Before $4,000; Contest On Air

ern Conference foot ball team Indiana
never has defeated, came to Memorial
Stadium today for a homecoming day
battle with the Hoosiers.
Still smarting from overwhelming de-
feat at Wisconsin a week ago. the
Hawkeyes pinned their victory hopes on
heavy line and fast backf1eld. The
Hoosiers have been defeated four times
by Iowa, and last year played to a
scoreless tie at Iowa City.
GRAND FORKS, N. Nak- October is
R.-North Dakota University's powes-
full foot ball team of the North Central
tional clash today with team from the
South, Howard College Of Birmingham,
Ala.
North Dakota hoped to keep clear its
record Of not having lost home game
in three years.
MINNEAPOLIS, October Is R.-
lV1 The Cornhuskers of Nebraska came
to Memorial Stadium today for
their first foot ball game with Mime
sofa since 1919.
Todays opponents met IA times be-
tween 1900 and 1919. Minnesota won
10 games, Nebraska, 2, and were tied.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, October is up
1T was brakes turn today to go
through the Notre Dame foot ball mill
Coach Hartley Anderson planned to
start his. second team. but it was Q
cinch that Drake would have b look
over at least two other elevenS.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~OLUMBUS, Ohio, October Is
The tingle Of combat filled the
air here today as two great
foot ball teams. Michigan and
Ohio State, prepared for their twenty
ninth meeting, before a crowd of some
$4,000 persons.
Though rated as the underdog, Ohio
State was conceding nothing to its
opponent. wen give them battle"
was Coach willaman's terse statement,
while Harry Kipke, the wolverine men
tor. said he was expecting great game.
Besides being seen by probably the
largest crowd III the Midwest, the game,
play-by-play, will 60 on the air over
the National and Columbia broadcast
ing systems.
r AFAYETTE. md, October is R.-
IL The Wisconsin Badgers, 50 bother
some in recent years to the Purdue
Boilermakers, returned today to the
Ross-Ade Stadium for renewal Of
their annual eridiron argument.
Memories Of last seasons 21-to-14
defeat that put Purdue in the position
of being cnly q shareholder in the
western Conference championship,
served to put the Boilerrnakers on
guard against q repetition Of any such
occurrence.
BLOOMINGTON, IND, October IS
l@-Untve1sl0 q Iowa, the only west
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Sectional and National Title
Hopes Hinge ON Results of
Today's Foot Ball Struggles

volved Georgia Tech and Auburn. Duke
and Maryland, Mississippi State and
Louisiana State and Georgia and North
Carolina.
Iowa State and Kansas State were
picked to hang up Big Six Conference
victories over Kansas and Missouri, re-
spectively. and Texas Christian and
Baylor were the choices over Texas
A. and NJ and Arkansas in the South
west. Texas, which rolled up IS points
on Missouri last week, faced q tougher
Big Six intersectional foe in Oklahoma.
California clashed with Washington
State and Oregon played U. c. L. A. in
the only Pacific Coast Conference games
of the day. Southern California and
Stanford, two of the major threats for
the title, met non-conference opposi-
ton in Loyola of Los Angeles and West
Coast Army, respectively.
Utah's Rocky, Mountain Conference
champions hoped to take brace and
beat back Brigham Young in that sec
tons biggest battle.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
UNLIMITED ELEvENS
IN BIG SUNDAY GAME
Seaman Gunners, Mercurys Battle
in Independent League Match
on Gonzaga Field.

hEADLINING tomorrow's sandlot
L foot ball program will be the Sea-
man Gunners-Mercury tilt starting
at 3 o'clock on Gonzaga field. 1t is
the lone unlimited class game scheduled
in the Independent League.
Two 150-pound class games in the
same circuit will find Brookland and
Meridian elevens clashing at Brookland
at 3 o'clock and Blue Goals ard Stan
tons opposing on Gonzaga field at l.
Rounding out the Independent
Leagues schedule will be two more
tits. these In the 135-pound section.
st. Stephens will play Northeast Tro-
JAMS at o'clock on Seat Pleasant grid
iron and Apache Props will tackle
Mercury Props on Brookland field at
the same time.
Feller's United gridders, who hold
victory over Lyon Park Lions. will
travel to Annapolis tomorrow to play
the Cardinals in st. Johns College
Stadium at 2 o'clock
Feller's eleven is challenging all 1885,
pound class teams Call Manager Eel
ler at Cleveland 9766.
Games with 125-pound class elevens
are wanted by Anacostia Eagles. Call
Atlantic 0823.
And here may be Anacostia Eagles
next opponent. Mills A. C. has the
same objective-games with 125-pound
ers. Call North 7260-M.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
FEATHER RING CROWN
IS ASSIGNED TO TRIO
California Picks Aizmendi a!
Champ, but Chocolate, Paul
Also Hold Title.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
I OS ANGELES, October 15-The
- flstic armament found itself more
or less cluttered with three vari-
ously recognized featherweight cham
pions of the world today.
In surprise move yesterday the CAL
lifornia Athletic Commission announced
that so far as it was concerned. AL
berto Baby AriZmendi, youthful Mex
leo City box fighting idol, is the king of
the class.
The National Boxing Association rec
ognizes Tommy Paul, while the New
York Commission stands behind Kid
Chocolate, who knocked out Lew Field
man in title bout two days ago.
Arizmendi defeated Paul in a bout at
Mexico City September 16. which was
advertised as over the weight. His
manager. Valente Quintana. claims that
the Baby came in at 1885, pounds, one
half pound under the limit, which Paul
permitted, thereby waving right to the
~ B. A. title. It was the basis of this
fight that the California commission
unanimously made its decision
Evening star., 1932-10-15
BY HERBERT w. BARKER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n 1Ew YORK, october 15.-Pitt
M and Army in the East, Michi-
Y gan and Ohio State, Purdue and
Wisconsin in the Midwest, and
Tulane Vanderbilt and Tennessee-Ala-
bama in the South, these were the high
spots in the national foot ball state
today.
Sectional, and in some cases national,
championship hopes hinged upon the
outcome of these battles.
With the same passing combination OF
Paul Reider and Warren Heller that
bafied the Army last year. Pitt was a
well-defined favorite over the Cadets in
their big clash at West Point, although
there seemed no doubt whatever that
Mai. Ralph l. Sasse had developed an
adequate defense for any Panther aerial
bombardment.
Michigan and Purdue, outstanding
contenders now for the Big Ten title,
faced the prospect of heavy going today.
Ohio State usually has saved its best
foot ball to flash at Michigan's expense,
and DR.. Clarence Spears Wisconsin out
GIlbly pdCho pOWCl ACCCood1y
to test Purdue to the limit.
r LIKEWISE Tulane, defending cham
II pion. and Tennessee were favored
to repeat last years victories over
Vanderbilt and Alabama, but there
would be no real cause for great sur
prise should the result be reversed In
each instance.
Sharing interest with Pitt and Army
in the East were the Cornell Princeton,
Dartmouth-Penn, Colgate-Lafayette and
New York University Georgetown con-
tests, ali of which had a bearing on
the mythical Eastern championship
situation. Cornell, Dartmouth. Colgate
and N. Y. U. were the popular choices,
but only Colgate's defeat could be classed
as major upset.
Syracuse met Southern Methodist in
the major intersectional encounter, with
Columbia entertaining Virginia, Holy
Cross playing Detroit and Navy facing
Ohio University.
The Indiana-Io and Illinois-N North
western games rounded out the Big Ten
program, with Minnesota playing Ne
braska for the Big Six and Notre Dame
battling Drake in other attractions.
KENTUCKY. current leader of the
n Southern Conference race on the
basis of won and lost records, an
ticipated little trouble from Washington
and Lee. Other conference games IN
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Eastern Foot Ball in aorGame Stage Districts Grdon Forces Scattered
Grid Results
Local Teams.

Local Teams.
La Sale, 81; Gallaudet, 0.
Catholic U. Freshmen, 13; National
virginia vilis y Freshmen. 8; Maryland
Western, is; Central, o. tfish School
SerieS).
st. Albans, 16: Landon, Z.
Calvert Hall, as; st. Johns, 0.
East
Temple, IL; Bucknell, o.
Duquesne, 81: Oglethorpe, 9.
Geneva, IA; ST. Vincent, 7.
Glenville, SO; Morris Harvey, 6.
Potomac State (W. Va, 10; Fair
mont State, 0.
Oklahoma A. and NJ, 1S; Creigh-
North Dakota State. At; Oklahoma
City, 7.
Dayton, 7; Xavier, s.
Muskingum, 80; Ashland, 8.
Bluffton, IA; Bowling Green, O.
Haskell, Is; Baker. o.
Central (Okla) Teachers, Is; Okla
homa Baptist, 13.
Washburn, 13; Fort Hayes Kans)
State, 0.
Pittsburgh CKans.) Teachers, Is; Col
lege of Emporia, 2.
Wichita, IA Emporia Teachers, 0.
Ottawa, 81; Bethel, 0.
Kansas Wesleyan, 10; Mcpherson. O.
Warrensburg (Mo) Teachers, T. Cape
Girardeau Teachers, 0.
Missouri Valley, IA; Tarkio, 0.
Southwest (Okla) Teachers, 8; East
Central Teachers, 0.
Rio Grande Reserves, I; Urbana, 0.
Hastings, 19; Cotner, 6.
Kearney (Neb) Teachers, o.; Wayne
Teachers. 0. Tie
Ball State Teachers Gnd), "a; Oak
land City, II.
Southeast (Okla.) Teachers, Al; Col
lege of the Ozarks, O.
Minot IN. DakD Teachers, 21; May
vile Teachers, 7.
Nebraska Wesleyan, IA: Midland, 7.
st. Ambrose, 0; Augustana Ull0, o;
tie.
Southwest.
Texas Tech, 81: Arizona, 0.
New Mexico Aggies, 108; New Mexico
Mines. 0.
North Texas Teachers, IA; Abilene
Christian, 0.
West Texas Teachers, 12; Daniel
Baker. o..
Southwestern (Texas), Z; ST. Ed
wards, g.
Howard Payne. Al; Austin College, 49,
Texas Mines, 10; Simmons, 2.
South.
Clemson, 49, Erskine. 0.
South Carolina. 10; Wofford. 0.
Wake Forest, O; North Carolina State,
O.; tie.
Marshall. 7; Georgetown CKyD, 0.
Pennsylvania, Z; Union (KyD Col
lege, 0.
Millsaps, 80; Spring Hill, o.
Miami 6; william and Mary Norfolk
branch, 0.
Appalachian, 13: Lenoir-Rhyne, 6.
Far West.
Colorado Aggies, 7: Denver, 7; tie.
Willamette, 26; College of Idaho, 0.
Utah State, 80; Western State, 0.
Montana Mines, 27; 1ntermountain
Union, 13.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.
THE New York Giants today
i drubbed the Boston Red Sox,

THE New York Giants today
i drubbed the Boston Red Sox,
II to 4. to even the world series
at three wins each. Joe Wood, who
pitched Boston to two wins over the
Giants. was hammered today, being
driven from the box in the first in
ming, when New York got six runs.
Meyers and Doyle led a 17-hit Giant
ATTACK. Hall, who replaced Wood.
got three hits.
Tech and Georgetown Prep have
booked foot ball game, renewing an
old rivalry.
Georgetown will meet North Car
olina Agricultural and Mechanical
College In foot bail at Raleigh this
week.
The Cubs took their third straight
game from the White Sox in the Chi
cago title series, to l. Cheney,
winning pitcher, was strong in the
pinches Cicotte, starting Sox hurler,
was ineffective and was replaced by
Lange. Zimmerman and Safer led
the Cubs at bat, and Rath, Bodie
and zeider topped the Sox with the
willow.
Johnny Kilbane. Cleveland, world
featherwefght boxing champion,
gained the decision over Eddie
O'Keefe Of New York In b bout ct
Cleveland.
The Cardinals defeated the Browns,
10 to 4, in the st. Louis champion
ship series. The winners practically
buIited themselves to victory In scor-
ing five runs In the first inning,
with the portly Jack Powell hurting
for the American Leaguers.
Pilgrims defeated the Virginians
in the Colonial Bowling League. The
Pilgrims used Shepard, Smith, Estep,
Brush and Harwood. and Goodman,
Walker, Williamson, Caldwell and
LAmster Solled for ehe VirgmlAnA
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Old Major Stars
Are to BarnstOrm

BY the Associated Press.
T OS ANGELES, October 15-Ma-
- jm league base ball stars of
--,eryear are going to make a pill
g-image East next Spring on a
transforming tour.
jess Orndorff, former catcher for
the Boston Braves, said today he
has organized a group of the former
greats of base ball for such trip.
Orndorff listed as members Of his
club Jack (ChieD Myers. Tub
Spencer and himself, catchers: Bob
McGraw, Hi West, Spec Harkness,
Wheezer Dell and Tom Hughes,
pitchers; Art Shafer. Jack Fournier.
George Cutshaw, Ivan Olson, in
fielders, and Mike Dolin, Jim
Thorpe, George (Rube) Ellis and
Sam Crawford, outfielders.
I'VE plan to play In Cleveland,
Detroit and other major league
cities when their club is away"
Orndorff said. II also have a night
game booked at Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
{. U.-'Nooga Line.Ups
PROBABLE LINEUP.
Reserves.

Reserves.
Ns9 ifth0s ss qs kossnneld ' s MsRSnsS JeSmd. $751;
Lennon lss}. stafford Ga. Biliineer ,1s,.
Thidobeau $50, e, Mevean CD, .Callender
,52}, Donaher t42; DEanginis t52l; Finn Finn
Cabe t45l; r. McVean t4s). Oliver ts4).
Santry t5S).
roTd aa'tssc0fs tss Rcs.tts Ill. isi silv.rsto t So
Willing nam t4UI. Andersen tZ2l. tucker ll9l
Kosik 900, Ollinger t42). Hamill (2D. Rati-
gan U4), Horpsby C18l. Price t25). Etter
llOl; Leydorf (2s). Smith t2e). Mccall tss).
Black (35)
Head linesmen-E. j. Cummings.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Selections in East

Pitt-Army: Pitt carries too
much power, especially so early
in the season.
Yale-Brown: This will be a.
battle, but Yale still has the
makings and is about due to
click. Yale by a shade.
Princeton-C Cornell: Cornell gets
the edge here. but not by much
if the Tigers are as inspired as a
week ago.
Penn Dartmouth: The Green
was tested thoroughly last week
and gets the pick over Penn, but
it's close.
Colgate-Lafayette: Lafayette Is
good. but Colgate is one OF the
best in the East.
Harvard-Penn State: "The old.
Nittany lions amt what they
New York University-George-
town: One of the closest OF the
day. with N. Y. U. by perhaps a
touchdown.
Syracuse-Southern Methodist:
Syracuse's sophomore team due
to hit its stride.
Columbia Virginia: Barring. q
let-down, Columbia should win,
but not easily.
Fordham Lebanon Valley: A
romp for powerful, fast Fordham.
Navy-Ohio University: Mid
shipmen should win. Their sails
are now set.
Carnegie Tech-W. and j.: Tech
is a good team which should no"
hit its stride.
HOLY Cross Detroit: Holy Cross
is another creditable representa-.
tive Of East against Middle West
and should win.
Manhattan-St. Thomas: The
edge goes to Manhattan in tough
battle.
Amherst Hamilton: Amherst
the pick In this one.
Lehigh-J Johns Hopkins: Lehigh,
but in another close one.
Villanova-Seton Hall: Small
trouble for Villanova here.
Conn. State-Mass. State: This
is a toss-up, but Mass. State has
edge.
Bowdoin-T Tufts: Bowdoin's at
tack should win, despite TUFTS
defensive strength.
New Hampshire Maine: Names
ofiense packs more power.
Bates Rhode Island State:
Bates will make it tough going
for Little Rhody."
Boston, University Providence:
An edge for Providence
Williams -Middlebury: Williams
a winner, probably handily
Evening star., 1932-10-15
HOCKEY HOME UNCERTAIN
Chicago Team Owner May Change
Back to Big Stadium.

CHICAGO, October IS R.-Unless
the Chicago Stadium is planning to go
into the cold storage business, there
probably will be hockey in the big plant
this Winter after all.
With the Shamrocks, until this year
Chicago's entrant in the American
League, distributed among several Ma
tional League Clubs, the Black Hawks
will be the only League team. The owner
Of the Hawks, Mai Frederic McLaugh-
lin, has said his team would play in the
Coliseum, due to q disagreement over
contract with the stadium.
Employees of the stadium, however,
have been busy putting the ice plant in
shape for some reason, and Mclaughlin
may change his mind.
Evening star., 1932-10-15

Touchdowns-Knox. Bahr. Qreuarski, Ar
ditto. Newman. Kudzin (2l.. Sutter; Points
after, touchdowns--Lucas tdrop-kick Jack
Substituticns: Gallaudet-o' o'Branovich for
Stanfill. Delp for Heagle. LaSalle-Ardito
for Bahr. Coyle for Knox, Gregarski for Gal
lagher, J. Farrell for Brennan. Gibbons for
Lucas, Dunn for McKernan. White for Joe
Ferr. Filmeyer for ODonnell. Flahertv for
weiss. Newman for Gibbons. Stern for Dunn.
Loughey for Dooley. Lee for Gregarski. SUIT
ter for Marshall. Weiss for Borden. Jack
Marshall for Newman. Kudzin for Ardito.
Mssrire fer Kudzin.
Referee-Mr WorthinEton catholic Uni
vers;ty) Umpire-Mr. Hill tBordentown).
Linesman-Mr. MCLAUGHLIN (Vilanova).
Evening star., 1932-10-15
The Prophetic Round-up.


A I.ABAMA VS.. Tennessee, at Birming-
n ham-Nip and tuck between two
fine teams where the Crimson Tide has
the edge.
California VS.. Washington State, at
Berkeley-California gets the call
Carnegie Tech VS.. W. and j., at
Pittsburgh-Carnegie Tech.
Columbia vs. Virginia, at New York
The Lion plus Montgomery. has too
much in the way of claw and fang.
Duke VS.. Maryland, at Durham
With an edge for Duke.
Fordham vs. Lebanon Valley. at New
York-Hand it over to Fordham.
Georgia VS.. North Carolina, at Athens
Georgia about due to win one.
Georgia Tech VS.. Alabama Poly. at
Atlanta-The tip is Auburn, slang for
Alabama Poly.
Harvard VS.. Penn State, at Cam
bridge-A Crimson setting all the way.
Holy Cross VS.. Detroit, at Worcester
Two strong teams where Holy Cross
is favored.
Illinois vs. Northwestern, at Urbana-
Illinois has improved, but Northwestern
is still too good.
Iowa State VS.. Kansas, at Ames-
The safer pick is Kansas.
Kansas State VS.. Missouri, at Man
hattan-The larger laurel sprig for
Kansas State.
Kentucky VS.. Washington and Lee.
at Lexington-Kentucky with some
thing to spare.
Lafayette VS.. Colgate, at Easton-Ex-
tremely close, with Lafayette favored.
Minnesota VS.. Nebraska. at Mime
apolis-The dope hands 1t to Mime
sofa.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.-JoeG Click. New York,
and Tommy King, Fall River, Mass.
drew Q0).
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-Midget Wolgast,
New York, and Lou Snyder, San Diego,
drew Q0); Nose Bailey, San Diego, and
Johnny Minella, Detroit, drew co..
SAN RAFIEL, Calif.-Chick Raines,
Dallas, outpointed Roy Carnegie, Berke-
ley, Calf. CD; Christy Lewis. Phoenix,
Ariz., defeated Bobby Cox, New Orleans
(63; Eddie Cuba, San Francisco, and
Johnny Berek. RittshWgh. Ra. drew
.(Gh
Evening star., 1932-10-15
LEWIS WINS NET TITLE
Beats Wilkinson in Army-Navy
Final-Women in Team Match.

As an aftermath of the annual Army
and Navy Country Club tennis cham
pionships, women's team of the club
was to play team from Fort Mon
mouth, N. j.. in four singles and three
doubles matches today.
Capt. j. w. Lewis, veteran Navy
player. won the mems singles yesterday
by defeating Comdr. Wilkinson, 6-2,
2-6, GO. Lewis, semi-f1nal victim was
Mai. J. A. Dorst, pre-tourney favor
ite.
Mrs. Kobbe won the women's singles
by downing Mrs. Furber, rs, 6-2.
Ga
Evening star., 1932-10-15
TENNIS TOURNEY IS ON
play Gets Under Way in Walter
HEIGHTS Doubles Event.

Play in the Walter Heights (Va;)
tennis doubles tourney will start this
afternoon at 2:3o o'clock, with these
pairings:
Alfred Souder and Wesley Conover
VS.. Asael Smith and Clay White, Everltt
johnson and Norman knauss VS.: Elilott
Gates and Carl Grimes and Warren
Graves and FRANKLIN Gicker VS.. Emer-
son Powell and Henry Huschke. Reid
Jewkes and Frank Walter drew q bye.
Semi-finals and the final Will be
played q week from today.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
-FOUR RING TILTS TONIGHT
eou+e FEATURE Circus of District
nsmocratic Central Committee.

Four boxing bouts will feature the
circus tonight at Georgia and Alaska
avenues under auspices OF the Dlstrlct
Democratic Central Committee.
The card will bring together sam
Romano and Harry Clark, Mike Lew,
son and Billy Canter, Roy Manley anu
Charlie Diges and Jimmy DeCapua and
Johnny O'Hare. Boxing will start at
o:l5 o'clock.
There will be no admission charge.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
Mat Results

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON-Henri Deglane, 220,
France, defeated Al Morrelli, ais,
Revere, Mass, two straight falls. 42:o5
and 1:55.
PHILADELPHIA McMillen, 215,
Illinois, threw Hermap Hickman. 2s9,
Tennessee. 2ls0S. III =,
Evening star., 1932-10-15
OLD LINE CUBS LICKED
tumble Behind Own Goal Means
go Beating by Virginia Frosh.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, october
l5.-When a Maryland freshman eleven
funlbled behind its own goal. the Vlr-
ginia cub team recovered the ball for
a 6-to-O victory here yesterday. 1t was
the opening game for each eleven.
The score came in the second period.
The try for point was blocked.
Evening star., 1932-10-15
MT. RAINIER TEAMS WIN
Boys Take Soccer Game, Girls Far
in Front in Hockey Tilt.

Two Mount Rainier teams walked off
with most of the laurels yesterday by
scoring victories over two Laurel High
combines in Prince Georges County
championship soccer and field ball
games.
The Mount Rainier Boys soccer team
defeated the Laurel boys, to 0, at
Mount Rainier, and the Mount Rainier
girls field ball team stopped the Laurel
lassies, % to O, at Laurel.
In another soccer game, Hyattsville
and Maryland Park battled to 2-to-2
tie at Maryland Park.