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Evening star., 1932-09-13
ADAM A. WEscHLER d SON. Auctionesrs.
DWELLING NO, 7os EIGHTH STREET
NORTHEAST (FIRST COMMERCIAL

TRUSTEES. SALE OF .Two1sIoRY ssIGK
N9EFHEAsr N9SF, FiRsr COMMERCIAL
BY virtue Of deed OF trust recorded ir
Liber No 6:7s, folio 90 ct seq, one Of the
land records OF the District Of Columbia, apd
UNDERSIGNED trustees will OFFER for sale by
oublic auction. in front Of premises on NON
pay, THE NINETEEsTH pay OF sEPTEM-
lowing described properly m the District Of
Columbia TO wit: Lot 81 in Dennis W. Ma
greth's subdivision in square $50 in the city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, as per
Plat RECORDED in ihe once Of the surveyor
folio 20. subject to right Of way over the
rear 4 feet of said lot for use as an alley
for ether lots in said subdivision and to-
sehsr With The sht Of way over the rear
Terms Of sale: Properly win be sold sub
ieet % to pTios desd Of iE trust Tor $3.50 90 at
sale; Examination Of title, conysyancing, re-
cOrding, revenue stamps and n0tarial ices
at cost of purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right 70 resell
chaser. after five days advertisement OF such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
without forfeitins deposit trustees may avail
themselves OF any lsgsl o. equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser:
FRANK j. EHLERS,
ROBERT A, HUMPHREYS.
seI9.l3,l6,l9 Trustees.
ON SEPT. 81, 1882 WE WILL SELL AT GUS
sa7 sI os moeor aS pm numbas
A-22s27o. for storage and repairs, Engle-
bsrs's battery and Service. I7ss Piossinda s Il
ITyzc |,xTy zr
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LONG DISTANCE MOVING
DAVIDSON Ssii :sss:s5s sssssaa CO :
PROPOSALS..

SEALED BIDS, INpoRsED ,.,BIDs FOR
ceived at the bureau Of. Yards and Docks,
Navy Department. Washipston., D. e. until
saa iasii sesas il!
d. @ Specification No. TOSS and accom-
panyins drawing may be obtained on aappli-
cation t9 the bureaE I., Deposit Of nh check *
the Chief Of the Bureau Ct Yards and Docks.
is required as security for the safe return
Of the drawing and specification. The Gov
ernpsnt reserves the right to require, prior
facts in detail Of the business and technical
organization and plant Of the bidder avail
flnapeial resources for such part of the
tion in article. IS OF the Standard Govern
ment Form of Contract Construction to
be used, and experience of organization in
performance Of comparable work. The Gov
ernment reserves the right to reject any bid
respecting which the facts as to business
and IechpEieai orsanizstion. nnsnelsI re
the project bid upon. Justify such rejection.
4; l.. PARSONS, Chief Of Bureau. August
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AUCTION SALES-TOMORROW.

AUCTION sALES-TOMORROW.
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNsRRS,
1881 Eye Street Northwest
TRusTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES 2so3 MOZART PLACE
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust. duly
recoroed in Liber e345, folio $50 ct seq, OF
the land records of the District OF CoIum-
thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustee will sell. at
pub!ie auction. In front Of the premises. on
sEFTKMBER. 1882. AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM, lot ls in. Francis A Blundon's sub
division IN block Fl, Hall and Evans sub
division Of Meridian Hill. as per plat record
ed In Book IS, page 100: in the, surveyors
II new known as square 257s.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in three
equal installrents. payable in one two and
three years, with interest at six per centurn
per annJm. payable serIi-annually. from
day of sale, secured by deed of trust upon
the property sold, or all cash. at the option
be REQUIRED at time OF sale. All conveyance
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale, otherwise the
truatees reserve the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. after Ave days advertisement of
such @ resale IN soma newspaper published in
TRE gAlHaio@1H. NAIE9NAE HANF F,a2ls.. og
ny. JAS TRMsLE. vice President.
au29, 1918
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRQgJEEs SAFE oE yALUA5SLEs IN, IN;
F6pRR-sTok7 BRICK buILDiNd conf
TANNING OFFICES AND ApARTMENTe.
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1894 NINE

TENTH STREET NV
Lber No. 5s5 oS a I sss one II
the land records OF the District of Colum:
bia. and at the request Of party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee will ofer
Tor sale BY pqblGE auction. s,v in WYNr4 iEIns 81
T6tRD I6HE By e sss sis At
lumbia. TO Wit: Lot numbered ffty-one (5l:
in Thomas Sunderland's subdiyiAon OF
square numbered one hundred and fifteen
ill5) as per plat recorded in Lbet 10 AZ
folio So in the surveyors once OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale one-third Of the purchase
notss parchassr paysbs n one and Two
annum from day of sale, payable ssmi-
annually secured BY hrst deed Of trust
upon nropeTty sold, or all cash at option OF
purchaser. A deposit Of 81. 900 90 required Of
purchaser at sale. Examination Of title. con:
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps ana
notarial fees at cost OF purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale, otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk and cost Of
defau.ting purchaser, after nye days ad-
vertisement OF such resale in some news
deposit may be forfeited. or without FORFEIT.
ing deposit trustee may avail itself of
any legal or equitsble rights against de-
IL ''' MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
BY G. H. popE fisee'
sel3eoddsexsu Vice president.
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AUCTION sAI.Es-rHIs AFTERNOON
ADAM 4. WEscHLIR 4 SON, AuctionssTs.

AUCTION sAI.Es-THIs AFTERNOON
ADAM 4. WEscHLxR 4 SON. AuctionssFl.
TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE M
R5ssaE Rs' 4SsFSsa 4sSssFSssSFSaa saIdR dSRHiBHRsM2lISaGd BRMlad
L5ssr BY .ass ss o: S's E Il !. rass .sa rss css e Il.
and at the request Of party secured thereby,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for sale
By public auction. In front Of premises, on
aEPEMEae TTssnAx THE a,, THlETEETTH syk x pay Sr
,hs y n shs
and q IN John B. Classtts. subdivision Of
lots n square ~ nImhsrsa aSs plat
ONCE OF the surveyor for said District.
Terms OF sale; One-third of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance in equal
nsss. 81 sns
snnum from day Of sale, payable semNah-
nually. secured by first deed OF trust upon
property sold, or all cash at option OF puT-
chaser. A deposit Of $500 required OF pur-
chaser at sale. Examination of title. con-
pOtariai ices at cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be complied with within thirty days fTem
day OF sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right 70 resell property at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser after five days adyer-
tisement OF such resale In some newspaper
may be forfeited or. without forfeittng de-
posi-, trustees may avail themselves Of any
legal or equitable rishts AGAINST defaulting
purchaser.
haaEis sbMGsb i IL. hEEahEksSsi EMaEkfoa.
seI6blUl3, Trustees,
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, FLORIDA; 8
rooms, bath; clear Of encumbrancc; consider
exchange Washington real estate, prefer
rooming house. Col, 1858.
BIG SELECT LIST OF PROPERTIES IN
and outside D. G. II you have clear lot,
End tr. note, paying store to put in as part
LIST payment, for home. Investment. see US.
TO pm. Ool 0279
N. E. RYoN Co. 1915 NJ Y Ave. Nat 1905.
NEARBY MD; D;-CLosE TO R R.. SCHOOLS,
asar ssh sps sHss. Gd.1n Ra
3l5 Columbia St, Cherrydaie. va T.
and p. detached modern; garage; big lott
equity.
Prospect St, Thrifton. va.-Larse lot,
r. and b.: ami; 2-car garage; bargain
price rent cheap; trade for colored or in
Ssstrpe1s s26N pNSops,ty; s-s Col o2!s Va, ,oo.
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon ie56.
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HOUSES-UNFURNI
(Continued.l
BgRLErTH.e ROOMS. LARGE YARD, ca
TAeANr % H sEPr. so. I'LL cLE9EEANp $50
YES TEsT or ,WIscoNsM AVE D ,.:n:G e; 2;
porch, $50; also chevy. Chase. D. e; nearly
e asy ssS SrioI Es rms ,Pss Aa' gar reduced 800
2-story bungalow; large screened porch;
rms. bath, $50. Clev 173s. ---
BUNGALOW. NEARBY VA, 3 RMS. 1A;::
ne nsas Aso snaes os.SS 70
Htl Il f%s s3si Sa' ''T:' reduced 's' to SIS mo-
NEARBY VA; 5-RM... BA. BUNd4IoWi iG:
private screened porch gar sv snsdsi si,s sn'efiof
,4oo ~ oe Isas S1Ss s.S, s1s BATH
good basement. sleeping porch garage. CO.
CHEVY CHAsE-McKINLEY sT.-s ROOMS,
2 baths, garage; detached. Phone Columbia
WE OWN A LARGE NUMBER OF DETAcH-
ed homes in Chevy Chase. D. g., and nearby
1snts xa rs 49, to ss mo ss %. s e
repair dept, and can give you houses IN as tne
best s ssoss s obtsn our s
TON r. GORDON, l427 Eye st. NV. DIS. o23l.
WHERE cool BREEzEs BLOW. CHEVY
Chase. D. C.: detached brick. corner. PEI, Pr.
Poreh orh sem. Hidden sy shfasserSS;;, gar; viii
hot-water heat, electricity. garage. WM P.
NORMOYLE $40 st, NV, National 2265.
lol1 9th ST. NV ROOMS, 3 BATHS,
sssasS Hsil*st'F RSsi s.s'sESS sS E''s
DUPONT .C1RCLE-lo ROOMS: 2 BATHS.
class Class condition; ~ arranged for Ink. apts..
127 10th ST, s.E.-6 ROOMS AND BATH,
h.-w.h., elec., ipclosed porehes. double "a,
rage; equipped for . families ABBY On
ilso 4ta ST: sE.-s ROOMS BATH. ,,, 50
assi IN : sosa5yEH: sis; ssSS
$40 ? st. NV. National 22s5-
rooms ard bath. semi-dctached, h.-w.h.;
''Dr 90, '"'e THos JARRzIk ksess., es o7ss
elect: h,7V.h' s3a st6RRb 5fdsbft s.s s.'
'ssi aiEx asd s. cnARKs j III PIE Eve st
P1RsgFLo9a aa5 Fl 81 .ss EAT e TaP3 ST PLACE
,s 1856 f%;ES3' Il
17ha baths PARk hfwh RID eles. ~ xafsee ~ $500
602 22nd st. p.w.-8 rooms, bath. not ss m
air heat. elec. .......:.........,.;. oooo
hot water heat. cleo c...........;.. %a'oo
81 2Srd st. n.w.-o rooms. gas e.sc $3.50
81 5SS5s s5sn Nofs1S So Is WOODWARD bst ssissS ssS.
FoXALL HoME-"MAKEs LIVING WORTH
while and offers more for your dollars
Practically new end house adjoining linn. ans
baths double scTeened p05shs7' keH ssitip AZ ABS
Volta ri. NV. For inspection to $50 pm,
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC u-o
1922 X st. NV. CleY 1910.
3234 38th ST NW.-SEMI DETACHED
brick, 2 rooms and bath excelsnt locatich'
I4Oo Morse st. n.e.-Corner property; ex-
cellent condition; 7 rooms, bath, built-ln
garage; reasonable rent. .-,.,.
1918 Oates n.e.-6-room and bath brick;
5335 Conn. ave.-1eautiful detached brick
thoroughly modern: rooms, baths, one
car garage, front and rear porches; reason
able rent.
S6 v st. nw.-7 rooms and bath; In good
condition; $55.
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n.w.-7 rooms and bath; In good
Il. H II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
Detached Home in Chevy Chase.

4sO7 NORWOOD DRIvE-ss5.
Out Wisconsin ave. one block south OF
Bradley lane This comfortable home, over
looking Chevy Chase golf course. consists 81
fireplace. dining room, bright kitchen. three
large bed rooms, tile bath with built-in, tub
and shower and extra tile lavatory on bed,
room floor; screened porch. large front ana
rear yards: garage; toilet in ba sement
l4th and K CAFRIT2. Dist. 5000.
c21 D NW-li RMS, H-WH. ELEC.,
81 W n vs. rms, h,-.w h. elec., sar, $500
0'5 batb ne gas se' i"s'' eiee' 1000
735 Srd nW-5 rms. & water. .,....... 1880
17l6 se-s rms. elec., lat. heat az m
rmS. 0aNeeeo elec. h'shi 'a..sse' $500
elec. h| 2Ncar gar an' ....''''. Da.n' oi 75oo
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
ene " CanitoI NATL e7S9
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CORNER, CHEVY CHASE,
D. {.
New ALL-BRICK center-hsu colonial.
Ones one SQUIRE M west west OF Comp b,,S axe ,1, on
parlor, open porch. recreation room
with fireplace. built-in garage, electric
PHONE GfE3. 2soi 6Nrif PM
SOLID BRICK HOME In, high. health
5u SHa isnE'H5iaTsH RHTH s'sass' s ssefa s
h9Ss sSsn SA %sn tss s0Ysr fnhed s On ahete Ths IS
aN non1sasnins tifsd iHSp oor; s9 nssAt Sls doqss
ss and n
,hs,top dooEs are .a-s. only fey Of thI: 5hs
sPsRfs fS2RissE BRRRHcAib sRcx HOME in
"a nDa5yr 5r dsStlssPnt sxs E9o NFhHsst 4 iss!f
sun sum room s"SN ies.s. M latest Is sisshen equip.
$sas sAsEfob ssSSS 4 sSE
fa1ms TaExx oHhsf sEb Ro6M asshsd BATHS sf# q on
HEAT AND ELECTRIC REPRIGERA;
TION, fireplace. side porches,. heated
foF it'is FsoNTs aas masS % raRT HRSE nns features
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 st. Realtors Nat $500.
8l3 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
RooHi sioc dAsR 5asiGsee SIS PGyeoss MosTH faras'
,,,s ,.tS wAfIE e. ~ s JAMES 1N6i; 6i,.. ss.s.
A LOVELY BIG CORNER req brick home
OF eight large, well ventilated rooms and
two baths, located on the prettiest street in
this entire section. Large yard 'front.'. side
and back; open fireplace pantry. Frigidaire.
bTsnd-new and now offered for quick sale
A' ''''''' K. n. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1868
Evenings. to 9. call Columbia OTIS.
NEAR ST. ALBANS.
$3.50.
This excellent. semi-detached brick home
absolute bargain, at this low price Co
lSnia trent porch re S,n r9oms reesptb9n bs hall
porehes and a very deep rear yard with
fruit trees and shrubbery; Splendid l9cs- ca
tats and presents : fine opportunity for
'noss nat Sss, q. .,,.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE
New. beautiful: bright semi-detached brick
homs g q fdvSs large rooms complete baths.
wooded park, whers values are surs to
''''' SAMPLE OPEN TO sP.M.
SIG 3rd ST. NV.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
600, Owners and Builders:
Beautiful English Architecture
| of center hall plan. built by one of Wash
asfr af fna
Connecticut and Wisconsin aves.
| An all-brlck home. with six livable rooms
designed for efficient ventilation and ideal
screened porches. Two-car exterior garage
aud, lot to delight the heart Of the
| gardener
but pee s p.opsfs
and we will surprise you with the 1887
price.
1904 VAN NESS ST. NV.
| Designed, built, by G. H. Small %.
Open and lighted for your inspection.
to 8 pm. daily.
| -.
! Arthur Carroll. Broker,
Adams 6506.
REDUCED $1,000.
| PRIVATE OWNER.
SEMI-DETACHED CORNER.
/, 500 9Th ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
CLOSE MD. OPEN
LIST TONIGHT

Entries for the Maryland open
golf championship will close to-
night at p. m. at the Columbia
Country Club, where the 36-hole
medal play event is listed Wed
nesday. The entry fee is $3.50
and the tourney is open to pro-
fessionals, assistant professionals
and amateurs of clubs identified
with the Maryland State Golf
Association.
Mrs. Ora Emge annexed the
women's golf championship at
Beaver Dam by defeating Mrs.
R. C. Mitchell, and 2. Mrs. R.
E. Purdy won over Mrs. Rex
Weaver, 2 up, in the second flight
finals, while Mrs. M. c. Patter-
son defeated Mrs. G. A. Ford. l
up, in the fourth flight. The
third flight finals between Mrs.
D. Mcttison and Mrs. Gertrude
Strong was postponed.
Mrs. j. William Harvey reached
the semifinalS of the women's
CLldIl1p1O1Loll4P az AAAOAnA4S oSOA ~ %
over Miss M. Lumsden, 6 and S;
Mrs. Dor Scott eliminated Mrs.
E. B. Wagner. 6 and S, and Mrs.
j. V. Brownell scored over Mrs.
j. F. Gross, 4 and 3.
Arthur Urban gained the semi
finals of the mems championship
at Indian Spring with a 5 and 3
victory over James V. Brownell.
j. William Harvey mastered J. F..
Hauser, 6 and 5, and DR.. Larry
S. Otell defeated Alex Baum
gartner. 3 and 2. Tom BelShe,
defending champion, plays Leo
Pass in the other quarter-final
match this week, and the winner
opposes DR.. Otell in the lower
half. Harvey and DR.. Otell clash
in the lower half.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
Hornsby Forgotten Man

In addition to the humilia-
ton they will heap upon the
head of Mark Koenig, thereby
possibly hurting his morale for
the big games starting tomor-
row. the Cubs ignored Rogers
Hornsby altogether, despite the
fact he worked them up to sec
ond place on August ! when the
team decided it could get along
further without Hornsby's aid.
Contrast the Cubs treatment
of Hornsby, who has been away
from the team less than
two months and who played as
well as managed them. with the
Yanks remembering four play
ers who haven't been with the
team for an average of four
months.
One wonders how the other
Cubs will feel in this series
when they see Mark Koenig in
there playing his head off to try
to make his half share the half
of a winning team, rather than
that of a losing team, the while
he is doing the same thing for
the other regulars excepting
that theirs will be whole cuts
instead of half.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
Washington Woman
Sets Archery Mark

A new world archery mark for
women was registered by Mrs.
Josephine Taylor, 1400 block
Irving ST., as she won the double
Columbia of la arrows with
1852 points in the Potomac
Archers invitation tournament
yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Blackburn, of Bal
timore, finished second with $40.
Mrs. Taylor totaled 534 points
in the morning round, and in the
afternoon scored IA bulls eyes
out of 10 tries for the record.
William Skinner, Maryla n d
State titleholder, won the mems
championship with 1852 points.
j. R. DeBruler was second with
1888 and L. B. Olmstead third
with 731. w. o. Robinson was
named president of the newly
organized Old Dominion Archery
Association.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
Charlie Tells
Mrs. Grimm
I'VE re |"

During the coming World series
International NeWS Service 1Dill
supply a series of articles lOritten
By Mrs. Charles Grimm, 1Oite OF
the manager of the Chicago Cubs.
Mrs. Grimm not only Eno1DS base
ball players, but she knolOS base
ball, hdUing played on q girls
team during her high school days
and toUoWed the game closely
since her marriage to the Cubs
manager. Herewith the first OF
her articles:
By MRS. CHARLES GRIMM
(Wife Of the Manager OF the Chicago
CubS.)
Copyright, 1882, by International News
Service and the Chicago Evening
AmeriCan)
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-What are
the Cubs going to do? Why, they
are going to win, of course. How
could I think otherwise? Charlie
has told me that we're going to
clean up and what better infor-
nation could you have?
I think that the Cubs are one
of the best baseball teams that I
have ever seen. And I also think
that the manager is the smartest
in the league by far.
Admires Mrs. Mccarthy
We will have to meet up with
Joe Mccarthy and in many ways
this is to be regretted. Charlie
and Joe are close friends and !
admire Mrs. Mccarthy immense
ly. However. I suppose that when
a big series like this comes up
you have to forget personal
friendships on the field. After
the games are over it will be
something else again.
I don't believe that a girl has
any place in great sporting
events of this kind unless it is
to serve as an inspiration. I am
trying to do that and I hope that
in this particular I can be of
use to the Cubs in winning the
world championship.
Trying to keep Charlie happy
and free from outside interior
ence-I mean the scores of his
friends who will want to see him
is my big job. I'll do the best
I can on that,
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
Everybody Remembered

Furthermore the Yanks re-
membered two players who
were traded to Boston in mid
season, with bstantial
amounts, as they did another
who was traded to Boston and
never reported. Then a fourth
player who has been resting
a crippled shoulder all sum-
mer was declared in the
Yankee pool for a tidy amount.
These gestures respectively
on the part of the Yankees
and Cubs seem to represent
the difference between people
who are used to handling
money and people who let a
little cash go to their heads.
Nobody officially connected
with the Yankees was forgot
ten. except Colonel Rupert,
and he's got plenty and will
get plenty more out Of the
series without the players hay
ing to bother about him.
Briefly. % out of the total
Of % eligible players of the
Yankees will get full shares
and the thing that this gen.
erosity proves to this observer
is that there is plenty of senti-
ment in baseball if you look
the right place for it-although
the Cubs are not demonstrate
ing it this year.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
RUTH MARTINEZ
BEST At NET

Clicking off II games in a
row, Mrs. Ruth Martinez swept
through the deciding set and
match against Reba KirSon, OF
Baltimore, to win the Wardman
Park singles tennis title and
establish herself as again the pre-
mier woman racqueter of the
District for the season.
Mrs. Martinez solved the Oriole
damsel'S powerful defense and
playing with brilliance and de-
liberation, triumphed, 81, so.
Miss Kirson had beaten the local
star in the City of Washington
finals early this year.
1t was just a workout for
Wardman Parks glittering ag
gregation of net wizards, as they
swept all the matches in the
city team title play-off with
Columbia National, Bankers Cham
pionS, in the opening round yes
terday.
Joe Olhausen had trouble dis
posing of Smith, Columbia No.
man, but all the other matches
were won handily. Results {:
Singies.Latona 2WD defeated HE'S;
kell, 6-3, ,S..3; Shore tW:( defeated
d 1eatman ca sm5, g. COnsidine {W2
sen (W) defeated Smith. 81. as.
6-3.
Doubles-Latona and shore CwD de-
feated Ieatman and Smith, 81. 81.
Bankers defaulted the other two dou-
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
ODDS FAVOR
SCHMEL|NG
OVER FOE
BY DAVIS J. WALSH

Dy Js w EAAO"
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-This
is to be the night on which Max
Schmeling will know his destiny
for what it promises and himself
for what he really is, great or
merely commonplace, martyr or
mongrel, real champion or only
an effigy.
1t all will or at least should
come out at the Garden bowl
tonight with the assistance of
Mickey Walker and a 15.round
fight that seems bound to be
something of a brannigan and
may become a brawl.
Originally, it began as sort
of punitive expedition to exact
from the American boxing the
debt it supposedly owes Schmeling
for the So-called shame of the
Sharkey decision, but Walker is
nobody's fool and never was and
it may wind up in very dis
orderly manner, with the prin-
cipals forgetting they are gentle,
men and the customers forgetting
they are sane. 1t figures to be
that kind of fight.
Data Points to Max
However, they have made
Schmeling a natural favorite and,
according to all available data,
they could do no less. Walkers
recent record has more spots than
a butchers apron.
The odds, in fact, are more
than two to one with no Walker
money in sight, yet so gallant is
the courage of this little man
who outgrew successfully the well
terWeight and middleweight cham
pionships that a crowd of $4,000
is indicated and the receipts may
do as much as 100000. These
figures are a tribute alike to the
popularity of Walker and the pro-
motion of the milk fund, which is
sponsoring the enterprise, funda-
mentally, to raise immediate
money for the city'S poor and in
directly to develop beyond all dis
pute the challenger for Sharkey's
VLGAS AACAU JCoA.
Loses Momentum
The arena was scaled for more
than 100000 but the fight had
to take two poStponementS thus
losing some of its momentum,
and it has run too strongly to
pro-Schmeling sentiment, thus
losing some of it's point. The
German, in fact, will go in there
tonight with every natural adj
vantage, save one. He is four
inches taller and four years
younger. He will do more than
100 pounds on the scales, to less
than 173 for Walker. He has
lived carefully, even abstemiously
and supposedly is the good, big
man of the famous ring axiom.
Walker is merely the good, little
man and often has lived riot
ously.
The Washington times., 1932-09-26
Stuart Nine EUens
Title Baseball Series

Stuart Motor Company base
ballers evened the title baseball
series for the District champion
ship by defeating the Vienna
Firemen yesterday, 5 to l in a
one-Sided game at Vienna, Va.
Dick Lanahan bested Noble
McDaniels on the mound, fan
ming IA batters while allowing
only four hits. Vienna won the
first game of the series a week
ago. The two teams will settle
their dispute next Sunday on
the War College Field.