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Evening star., 1932-02-28
NAVY BOXERSBEAT
SYRACUSE, 4 TO 3
Arthur's Win in Last Bout De-.
Cides MatCh-FuImer
Scores Victory.
NNAPOLIs, February 27-Wi

NNAPOLIS, February 27.-win-
" ming the match in the last en-
~ counter of the evening, Nays
boxing team defeated Syracuse
University tonight, 4 bouts to 8. The
victory was ample revenge for the loss
inflicted by the Orange last year, when
it defeated Navy for the first time In
the Tars' IL years Of intercollegiate
boxing.
With each side taking two matches
by decisions and one via the technical
Knockout method, the climactic con-
test of the evening was staged between
Arthur, Navy. and Gutzman. The
MILDLY tired his opponent in the second
round with fast strike and follow up
system of fighting and held a large
ccge through the final set-to.
The surprise of the evening was in
the unexpected showing of Lee, who.
though fighting his first intercollegiate
battle, made a heroic showing. The
MILDLY fought Joe Moran, famous
Knockout specialist Of the visitors, blow
for blow the entire match. only giving
away with weak underpinning during
the final round.
Fulmer, last years intercollegiate
lightweight champion, won his first
bout of the year tonight, making an
other surprising showing with newly
acquired aggressiveness.
Summaries.
1ls-pound class-WiRht Navy, defeated
Burkett. Referees decision.
135-pound Observation-Disclosures, Syracuse,
defeated Miller. Referees decision.
l3s-pound claSs-Fulmer, Navy, defeated
Burns Referees decision.
145-pound .class-Ross, Syracuse. defeated
Kenna. Referees decision.
I55-pound class-Moran. Syracuse, de-
feated Lee by technical knockout in the
third round.
i65-pound ass-McNaughton. Navy de-
feated Korch by technical knockout in
tho third round.
: 175-pound class-Arthur. Navy. defeated
Guttzman Referees decision.
Referee-Maj. Harvey L. Miller. Washing
ton. D. c.
NAVY varsity marksmen tied the all
~ time meet record today with tally
of 1.413. The West Virginia University
team was the victim of the perform
ance. The Mountaineers. with score
Of 1853, we're outShot from all three
positions.
The plebe team did not fare as well
as the varsity, however. losing to West
ern High School Of Washington. The
score was 1912 to 1912. Western out
shot the Middies from all three posi-
tions.
Summary of the western-Plebe
Evening star., 1932-02-28
COLLEGE R|NGMEN
ACTIVE THIS WEEK
C. U. Squad Has Two Meets
LiSted-CoIumbuS Boxers
Have One Match.

w YITH basket ball over, boxing
M will get the attention of COL
v v lege athletes of the District
area this week. Three meets
are scheduled, with Catholic University
figuring in two of them and Columbus
University in the other.
C. US leather puShers will meet
Loyola College ringmen tomorrow night
in Baltimore, and Saturday night Will
close their season against Temple oil
Philadelphia in the gymnasium al
Brookland at $50 O'Clock.
Columbus engagement also will take
place here Saturday night. The Grim
son is to have the Brooklyn College
team as its guest at the Strand Theater'
starting at $50 O'Clock.
THE c. U.-Loyola meet is an addition
i to the Cardinal schedule. This Is
the first year Loyola has had a
boxing team and the Baltimoreans are
keen for competition. Despite that in
juries and illness will necessitate their
using patched lineup, the Cardinals
are confident of victory.
c. U. boxers on the SidehneS right
now include Miro, bantam, who has an
injured nose; Calabrese, feather, and
Stines, welter, who have influenza, and
Di Giacomo, who is ailing. Coach Ed
Gle La Fond plans to use Bruton IN the
115-pound class against Loyola; Cen
erazzo or Gleason in the 125-pounQ
division, and Thibodeau in the l39-
pound class. II Stines is not better,
the welter bout might have to be for,
feited Stapleton in the l35-pound
division, Pyne at 165, Gearty at 10,
and Flynn, unlimited, are others llSteo
to represent c. U.
IT appears, however, that c. U. VIII
/ have to get its squad in shape il 1t
is to furnish Temple strong oppo-
sition
Temple has beaten Pitt and West
Virginia and lost to Army by only three
matches to four c. U. trimmed Temple
last season, when Rocco Blasi won two
bouts.
Temple will present almost the same
team that faced c. U. last season. Its
mainstays are Irv Kutcher, captain;
Pete D'Allesandro and Justin Eshelman.
Columbus University battlers will be
after their fourth straight win at the
expense of the Brooklyn College ring
sters. After dropping their opening
meet to City College of New York, the
Crimson has defeated in a row Wash
irgton and jefferson, Springfield Y. M
c. A. College and South Carolina.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
GALLAUDET LOOKS
TO TRACK SEASON
Practice Begins Tom row
Under Coach Hughes With
Pros cots Dark.
%RACK practice at Gallaudet will
begin tomorrow, under direction
Of Coach Teddy Hughes, with

Of Coach Teddy Hughes, with
the outlook for successful sea-
son dark because of the graduation OF
a group Of stalwarts.
Il has been decided not to hold
Spring foot ball practice, it being felt
that track activity will furnish more
students opportunity for recreation.
Because of its limited enrolment the
school can go in for only one Spring
sport.
squad, who will get q weeks rest, all
candidates for track are expected out
tomorrow. The squad is expected to
total about so when all aspirants have
reported. A dozen or so of this num-
ber are figured likely to make the team.
Veterans from whom much Is ex-
pected are Jimmy Rayhill, dash man,
who also is a high and broad jumper
and pole vaulter; Bill Lange and Bob
Travis. quarter milers; John O'Brien
and Arlie Gray, who run the mile and
two miles, and Bilbo Monaghan, who
hurls the javelin.
Among newcomers are George Wal
noha of Chicago, who last year placed
second in the javelin at the Univer-
sity Of Chicago national high school
championships with a heave OF nearly
1876 feet; John Leicht. low hurdler;
Frenchy Higgins. half-miler. and Ken
meth Nelson, miller. Some members OF
last seasons squad who lacked expert
ence are expected to prove Of worth.
Several engagements have been listed
for the Gallaudet team, with others to
be arranged. The tentative schedule,
announced by Manager David Morrill,,
follows:
April 20-Randolph-M Macon.
MAY 4-Catholic University at G. U.
May 14-Lynchburg College.
May washington College.
May 28-Maryland freshmen or La
Sale College.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
A. A. U. TO SEED FIVES
Drawings for District Tourney to
Be Made Tomorrow.

The draw for the District A. A. U
championship basket ball tournament
which opens Tuesday night at Tech
High, is not expected to be completed
until late tomorrow.
Leading contenders will be seeded In
order to keep them from meeting in
the early rounds
DR.. George c. Havenner, executive
vice president of the Bicentennial Com
mission, will toss up the ball that will
formally open tournament play.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Events for Week
In School Circles

TOMORROW.
Basket ball.-Georgetown prep at
st. Johns, $50.
TUESDAY.
Basket ball.-Calvert Hall at st.
Johns, $50.
Swimming.-Baltimore Poly at
Central, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket ball.-Gonsaga at George
town Prep.
Basket ball.-St. Adams at Friends.
THURSDAY.
Basket ball.-Washingt and Lee
tournament at Lexington.
FRIDAY.
Basket ball.-St. Johns at Con-
zaga, 8 pm.
Basket ball.-Gettysburg Military
Academy VS.. Emerson, here. (Court
to be announcedD
Basket ball-Friends at Rockville
High.
Swimming Baltimore City Col
lege at Central.
SATURDAY.
Basket ball.-Friends at Baltimore
Friends.
Swimming ng.-Centra in South At
lantic scholastic championships at
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
HYATTSVILLE Els PRESSED
High School Quint Sent Overtime
to Beat Kendall School.

HYATTSVILLE, February 27.--Hy-
attsville High School basket ball team
conquered Kendall School tossers OF
Washington in an overtime struggle.
38 to 81, on the armory court this aft
ernoon.
Burdette Cogar. who led Hyattsvilles
attack with II points; Dutch McChes-
pey and Sammy Townsend came
through with points in the 3-mlnute
extra period that swept the home team
to victory. A floor goal by Cogar
earned Hyattsville a 30-3o tie Just De-
fore the end of regulation time
It was the local teams second win
over Kendall this season.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
SNAPPY SCHEDULE
FOR SCHOOL F|VES
Prep Basket Ball Teams to
Play Several important
Games This Week.

A BASKET ball schedule unusually
~ attractive for so late in the
~ season awaits schoolboy tossers
of the District area this week.
Aside from nine games now sched-
uIed, Eastern and perhaps Central will
show their wares in the annual Wash
ington and Lee tournament at Lexing-
ton.
Central swimmers also will be busy
with engagements here and in Balti-
more.
FEATURED basket ball games viii
L bring together Georgetown Prep and
St. Johns tomorrow afternoon al
$50 O'Clock on the st. johns court
Calvert Hall, which boasts the Salti-
more prep school title, and st. john
Tuesday night at St. Johns at $50,
C;onzaga and Georgetown Prep ct Gar
retr park, and st. Adams and FrienoS
at Friends Wednesday afternoon, and
Sr Johns and Gonzaga at Gonzaga
Friday night. ~.
particular interest attaches to the
Georgetown Prep-St. Johns game TO-
morrow. The Kaydets won the prep
school title Wednesday in conquermg
tI,e Garrett Parkers, % to l9. Prior 10
the tournament Georgetown Prep
soueezed out a 1911 triumph over the
Kaydets.
TN its game with Calvert Hall Tues
/ day night st. Johns will be meeting
a team Of experienced. raney ooys,
who are coming here bent on supTui1s .sI, ,Is
nIaved between st. Johns and Calvert
Hail Reserves at T:30 o'clock.
Gonzaga and Georgetown Prep also
will be staging a rubber game Weones-
dav The Garrett Parkers overcame
their old foe. 10 to IS, in the prep school
tourney. but the Purple defeated tne
Marylanders, 26 to II. earlier in the
campaign.
FRIENDS, which has one of the best
I teams it has had in some years,
vanquished st. Adams. Is 10 20;
early this season, and the Catneoral
school qt;int will be hot after revenge
Wednesday.
st Johns walloped GonZaga. % to 8,
earlier in the campaign, and the Purple
will strive their hardest for victory
Friday to even scores.
TN other court games Of the week Enner-
| son will meet Gettysburg Military
Academy on a court here to be an
nounced Thursday. and Friends VIII
meet Rockville High at Rockville Fri
day and their old rival. Baltimore
Friends. in the Maryland metropolis
Saturday.
CENTRAL'S swimmers will meet Bal
u timore Poly natators Tuesday aft
ernoon In the Central pool. and
Baltimore City College fish also at Cen
tral Friday afternoon. Most of the Cen
trail squad will participate in the South
Atlantic scholastic championships Sat-
urday in the Baltimore A. c. tank at
Baltimore. Central was second to Tome
in this event last year.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
TIGERS MOVE TOMORROW.

RICHARDSON SPRINGS, Calf
February 81 C4).-The Detroit Tigers
will complete their To-day preliminary
training period here Monday and move
to Palo Alto, where the first batting
and fielding practice of the season will
be started. All the Tigers did here
was get their legs into condition.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Summary:
BASKETERS IN SERIES
Four Leading Colored Fives Will
Start Play Tomorrow Night.

The four leading colored basket ball
teams of the city will. meet at the
Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. tomorrow
night in the first double attraction Of
the series of the Big Four. The Elks
will battle the Manchesters and the "Y''
will face the Plains. Play starts at
8 o'clock.
The remainder OF the schedule:
March S"Y" vs. Manchesters, Elks VS..
March :. .l2@Pleasant Plains VS.. Manches-
March 17G..Y' VS.. Pleasant Plains. Man
chesterS VS.. Elks.
March Ie-Manchesters VS.. "Y".
March 22-Manchesters VS.. Pleasant Plains.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
1ference Harmonious As Attacks Problems at Special Session
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

HARRY MACE, Harry Coli
i i flower, Fred Westervelt, Joe
Hennigar and Ed Handiboe are
among washington'S contributions to
professional base ball umpire ranks.
Eddie Ainsmith, catcher. is the
first Washington player to arrive
here for the training trip to Char
lottesville.
Joe Turner, local wrestling idol,
will meet Louis Montana in the
feature of q card at the Majestic
Theater. In other bouts Tom
Duchesne will engage Jack Lester.
Bumps Turner will tackle Frank
Zerago and Peter Robey and Gus
KanaZes will grapple.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
League Standing.
WIN FOURTH IN ROW
Manchesters Down Dunbar Night
School Five, 20 to 10.

In capturing its fourth straight game
in the Colored Community Center
League, the Manchesters downed the
Dunbar Night School f1''e last night in
the Francis gymnasium. % to 19. The
Van Dykes defeated the Georgetown
Juniors, SO to II, in the junior circuit.
The shooting of Gregg featured.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
CUNTS IN DOUBLE BILL
Patent office-Investigation Tilt
Leads League Program.

Patent ONCE and Bureau of Investi-
cation quints will clash this afternoon
at O'Clock on the Boiling Field court
In game having important bearing on
the second half leadership in the Gov
eminent Basket Ball League race.
Interior and Commerce. neither of
which has won a game in the second
half. will clash at the conclusion of the
Patent Ottce-Investigation tilt.
York A. c. is after games with strong
unlimited qulntS. Call National 1892,
apartment 4O4, between and 6 pm.
Contests with l45-pound teams are
sought by Fairlawn basketers. The
manager may be reached at Lincoln
4351-J.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
CELTS MEET TOMORROW
st. Mary's Organization will Plan
for Diamond Campaign.
ALEXANDRIA. Fehr,,aru o1

ALEXANDRIA, February PA meet
ing of the st. Mary's Celtic base ball
team has been called bv Manager Char
lie Corbett for Monday night in the
Rome OF Mrs. Ruth Kidwell, South Pitt
street.
Many FANS are planning to accom-
pany Columbia Fire Company basketers
to the Silver Spring Armory tomorrow
afternoon for the game with vics Sports
Shop quint.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
ARBlTERS WILL DINE
Annual Dinner of Basket Ball Off,
cials Slated for March z.

The annual dinner of the Approved
Basket Ball Officials Association Of the
District of Columbia and Vicinity will
be held at the Racquet Club March
at $50,
Evening star., 1932-02-28
PLAY FOR LOOP TITLE
Griffith Consumers, D. and H.
CUNTS in Community Center Series

Grifith-C Consumers and Delaware 6S
Hudson quints will meet Wednesday
night at 9 O'Clock on the Eastern High
School court in the first game of a
series Of three to determine the Com
munity Center Basket Ball League title.
Griffith is section A champions and
Delaware g. Hudson won honors in
section B.
The second game will be played
Tuesday night at 9:30 at Central. Ar
rangements for a third game will not
be made until it is determined it Is
necessary.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Leland Through
AS Sprint Star
Nv the Associated Press.

Nv the Associated Press.
TORT WORTH, Tex, February q.
L The spiked shoes that carried
Cy Leland, former Texas Chris
tisn University track and grid star,
to national fame as sprinter have
been hung on their peg for good.
Leland, who defeated some of the
country's leading runners in 1929
and 1880, said today he was through
with racing and would not be
candidate for the United States
olympic team.
He is employed now as a radio
announcer.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Iun1n1ary
Friends
Donaldson I'D.
DUNBAR GETS REVENGE.

Dunbar High Schools basket ball
team vindicated itself yesterday by de-
feating the fast Manchester A. G. on
the Dunbar court, Is to 10. The Man
chester tossers earned victory over
the winners last week.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

The ability to win the final match OF
the meet gave the Navy fencers a 9-8
victory over Princeton. Going into the
final match tied, 8-8, Dimitrijevic, Navy
hladesman, defeated Pecora after the
closest sort of bout.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
FRIENDS RALLY TELLS
Basket Team spurts in Second Half
to Beat Donaldson.

Friends School quint put on strong
second half attack to rout Donaldson
School basketers of Baltimore, 81 to H.
Yesterday on the Friends court. Don.
aldson fought the home team to 90
tie for the first half.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
CENSUS FEDERALs SCORE.

Census Federals took the deciding
game of basket ball series from WASH
ington Terminals, % to II. The win
ners are after games with teams having
courts. Call Lincoln 1851.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-28
Van DYKES (h3l
G'town Jr. Il
This Weeks Schedule.

March I. Armstrong VS.. Dunbar Monroe
vs.. Dunbar Juniors; g. Georgetown vs.: Man
cEesters, Eye Street VS.. Van DYKES; a.
GEORGETOWN VS.. Manchesters, Cardozo VS..
GEORGETOWN Juniors.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
baltimore POLY proved little op-
ID position to the plebe water polo
team. the Tars winning. So to 3.

In one Of the most-closely contested
plcbe swimming meets ever seen here,
the plebe natators defeated Mercersourg
Academy. 80 to 80. The victory depend
ed on the last event. the 200-yard relay,
previous to which the visitors were lead
ing, 80 to "a.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

With all but one match being fea-
tured by the fiercest sort Of battling,
the plebe wrestling team and the fresh
men grapplers from Virginia Military
Institute fought to a 1916 tie. Each
team won two matches through referees
decisions. while " M. I. men pinned
Navy plebe grapplers twice, being
downed themselves once and forfeiting
in the 155-pound class.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
LEAGUE STANDINGS.
MOUNT PLEASANT VICTOR.

Mount Pleasant A. c. basketers de-
feated Kelly A. C. quint. % to 16. yes
terday in the Sacred Heart gymnasium.
Mt Pleasant (22l Kelly A C. (l61
Evening star., 1932-02-28
WILL HAVE TWO TEAMS
DORA to Sponsor Junior and Sem
ior Diamond Combinations.

ior Diamond Combination
RIVERDALE, February 81. Two
base ball teams, a junior and senior
nine. will be sponsored the coming sea-
son by DORA barbecue. Allie r. Bow
ers has been chosen to manage Dotn
mines. He piloted the one team last
year.
Bowers says he has good material at
hand. If arrangements can be made
the teams will play on the Riverdale
diamond.
Evening star., 1932-02-28
AMERICAN i. ENDS
SEASON WITH WIN
Downs Virginia Medical in
Easy Fashion to Take Is
of Is Games on List.
MEXICAN UNIVERSITY bas-
keterS finished a notably sue
I cessful season last night by

drubbing Virginia Medical Col
lege tossers, 40 to l6, on the A. U. court.
The victory made the Eagles record
for the campaign 13 wins against 2
defeats. Their lone losses were to st.
Johns of Annapolis and Villanova.
After the first five minues A. U. held
the whip hano over the Medicos from
Richmond, and at the half its advan-
tage was l6 to 8.
Fuchs. with II points, led the Eagles
attack. He and Olsen are mainstays OF
the A. u. team who are to graduate be-
fore another season. Washburn, an
other regular, who did not play laSt
night. also is to receive his diploma in
June. -,
In a preliminary match of volley ball
the faculty team defeated the seniors
first two out Of three games, Il to IA
and 81 to 16.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-02-28

THERE is a very real battle on in
i this section Of the South between
the radio broadcasting stations and
members Of the Southern Conference.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

MARYLAND is trying to effect ar
Vl rangements to bring two or
three Of the best Far-Southern
basket ball teams to College Park next
winter Vanderbilt, Georgia and Flor
ida have been approached and maybe
two of them will make the journey If
two other games can be arranged for
them to help pay expenses of the long
trips.
Evening star., 1932-02-28

TN other court games of the week Emer-
/ son will meet Gettysburg Military
Academy on a court here to be an
nounced Thursday. and Friends viii
meet Rockville High at Rockville Fri
dav and their old rival. Baltimore
Friends, in the Maryland metropolis
Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-24
BONUS ARMY IS
 STILL RESTING,
 AT THE CAPITAL
There Have Been Some DefectiOns But There Are 'lz,O0O of Them Who Stand By C0l0rs

Washington, June 24-(U. P.)- The main forces of the bonus army held their ground to-day against renewed efforts of authorities to start them on a homeward retreat. Police Superintendent Pelham Glass ford warned the veterans that their food fund was down to $3,000 and that contributions had fallen off to almost nothing. Commander Walter Waters of the bonus army retorted that i've might as well starve here as at home"
 Waters admitted slight defections from his forces. Fifty-five men started home, yesterday. BL. he ex- pressed confidence that recruiting officers now at work in various sec tions of the country would bring Tn new supplies of food and new troops to the l2.000 more still here. In addition to warning of the threatened food shortage, Glass; ford said bonus oontingents occupy ing old government buildings would soon have to move. He for bade any more of them to move to Camp Meigs, tract in the city where health officials have declar. ed conditions to be unsanitary ana Q menace to nearby market through which large part of Wnshington's food supplies pass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-24
Bitter Attack Made On Gov. Roosevelt
 By New Jersey Boss

Chicago, June 24--(U. P.)-Fol- lowing is the statement issued last night by Frank Hague, vice chair- man of the democratic national committee attacking Governor Roosevelt declaring he is the weak est democratic candidate and can- not win if nominated:
 "I deem 1t my duty as the vice chairman of the democratic nation- al committee and the leader of the democracy of the state of New Jer- sey to call to the attention of the delegations and the leaders of the democracy in the different states and counties of the country who are gathering here in Chicago. that Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. If nominated, has no chance of win- ming at the election in November. I have felt out public sentiment not alone here but in practically every state in the union, particularly those states east of the Mississippi and I am brought to the conclusion that he cannot carry a single state east of the Mississippi and very few in the far west.
 Tt has been demonstrated In the contested primaries in which Roose welt was candidate that he has never carried single large city which clearly indicates that the
 iContinued on Page 10.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-24

Boston, June 24 -- GU. P.) n Morgan T. Ryan. registrar of mo- tor vehicles, sought an explanation to-day as to why q district court fudge held sunrise court in a poe lice station in sdeference to q veal thy Harvard alumnus. held for ai- ieged drunken driving, who de- manded to be released go he could attend yesterdays commencement exercises.
 The registrar considered the ac- tin of Judge F.. Dwight Fullerton of Dedham in thus releasing Joseph E. Russell, Jr. of Norwood. a Bos- ion Insurance broker. as ::'high- halted procedure" and wondered K the day had come when thre is q price tag on the justice to be dealt out to wealthy drunken driv- CTS"
 Russell was arrested in Dedham early yesterday after "a chase dur ing which he aiIegedly forced the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-24
INSURGENTS IN BONUS ARMY ON
 MARCH TODAY

Washington, June 24.--iUP)- An insurgent band of 500 veterans revoited against their leaders to- day and marched on the capital in al, attempt to convert senators to the Patman bonus bill. Thirty-five metropolitan police hurried to the Capitol to reinforce the regular force. w. w. Waters. commander of the bonus expeditionary forces, left Anacostia for the Capitol in an attempt to prevent possible dis order. The senate already has de- feated the Patman bill. calling for immediate payment of $2.4o0. .o0o.- 900 in. bonuses.
 Edward Williams of Johnson City. rem, took command Of the men after they arrived at the Capi- 4el. He said there would be no disorder and that his followers meraiy were fhere to, lobby for bonus legislation. Williams said 1,e hoped to have 1,500 men on Capital Hill before evening.