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Evening star., 1933-02-24
PRANTE SUBSTITUTED
FOR SCRAP WITH TOW
Big Ex-Marine Boxer Replaces
Gallagher, Who Has Bad Eye,
on Portner Card.

EMILE PRANTE, former Marine who
IL attains a stockinged-feet height Of
feet, inches. and weighs 215
pounds, will bat for Marty Gallagher
against Bob Tow next Tuesday at PORT
ner's Arena in the eight-round main
event of the weekly boxing show.
Matchmaker frankie Mann yesterday
signed Prante to replace Gallagher, who
was forced to withdraw from the bout
because Of an eye injury.
Prante Is reported to have won 26
of his % fights by knockouts. Charlie
Retzlaff, one Of the few of the better
fighters to meet Prante, kayoed the ex-
Gyrene, however, to inflict upon the
tall one his only loss.
The remainder of the card, completed
today. follows: Red Journee, Newport
News, VS.. Lloyd Phelps, six rounds;
Pete Powell, Norfolk. VS.. Eddie Comp
ton, Philadelphia, six rounds; Billy
Strickler, Washington. VS.. Lou Brous-
sard. Norfolk. six rounds, and Soldier
O'Donnell Camp Meade, VS.. Jack
Lamar, Cleveland, four rounds.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
Doc Wilson, Head Hurt in Mat
Bout, Is Expected to Recover

Virginian. Fisher, ringsiders said,
knocked Davies down when the Vir-
ginia grappler placed Wilson's head in
a sort of moose he made by crossing the
upper and lower ring ropes and ap-
piled pressure to the ropes. At that
time each had won one fall.
Fisher called the foul, yelling fans
were cleared from the ring and Wilson
was carried to his chair, apparently
dazed. Suddenly he lunged at his op-
ponent, foored Davies with a flying
tackle and pinned his shoulders. When
Wilson got up to walk away he COL
lapsed and was rushed to the hospital.
It was Wilson's first bout since jan
uary S, when he suffered an injury in
bout with Tom Marvin at Indian
apolis. He began his professional ca
reer in 1929, wrestling out of Philadel-
phia, Pa, Indianapolis and Evansville.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
LEVINSKY IS PICKED
TO WIN OVER RISKO
8-to-5 Choice for Bout Tonight
Despite That Latter Won in
Last Two Meetings.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 24.-King
~ Levinsky, clouting Chicago heavy
weight, rules an 8-5 favorite over
Johnny Risko, Cleveland veteran, for
their 10-round bout In Madison Square
Garden tonight.
The rivals have clashed twice before,
with Risko winning by decision each
time, hut the betting fraternity figures
that Johnny is on the down grade now
and have laid their odds accordingly.
Riskc Is FL years old, Levinsky only %.
Their bout was to have been held last
Friday night, but was postponed week
following the death of Ernie Schaaf.
Tony Cancela, Chicago heavyweight.
meets Charlie Massera, heavy punching
local boy, in the 10-round semi-final.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
Won Porat in New Ring Start
Norwegian, Who Quit After Loss to Stribling, Back
to End Old Feud With Crifiths

verses, largely due to illness. Won
Porat. terrific puncher, was max
ing progress until matched with
william Stribling In 1880. The
Georgian knocked him out in one
round, and so disguised with him.
self was Won Porat, that he re-
turned to Norway.
With considerable of its appeal
worn of. the contest probably will
attract about $4,000 worth Of busi-
ness. 1t will be Won Porat's first
engagement since returning to the
United States.
The supporting card includes two
other l0-rounders. Joe Sekyra Of
Day on, Ohio, and Jack Roper,
California heavyweight. will tangle
In one. and Isadore Gastanaga, a
hard punching heavyweight from
Spain, will make his first Chicago
start against Babe Hunt Of Ponca
City. Okla.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
Referee, Fans, Police in Action
AS Judson Subdues Caribaldi

"HOSE who stoutly assert there is
nothing new under the sun may
be quite right, but in the event
trip to a rasshng ring has
been overlooked it is possible the boys
who live by the Sneer on their faces
and the growl in their throats may be
able to convince that or Sol misses a
trick or two.
Anyhow local rassling fans were
treated to something new in the gentle
art of caulifowering at the Washing
between rassler, a portly referee, two
armed with a pop bottle he never got
around to throwing.
Ofncially last nights raSsling brawl
goes down as victory for Frank Jud-
son over Gino Garibaldi via the dis
qualification route, but unoffcially the
result might well have been a win for
Referee Benneh Bortnick over Carl
baldi
Judson and Garibaldi had been nom
mated to top of a rassling card with a
finish match. However, Mr.. Garibaldi,
who turned up in a rather ugly mood,
was so intent upon massaging Judson S
stomach with his knees that Referee
Bortnick was forced to stop the mas
sacre and award the bout to Judson, who
ostensibly was unable to continue after
receiving a particularly hard kick that
appeared a little low.
Garibaldi, however, still wanted to
indulge in his bit of barroom brawling
AS Bortnick lifted Judson's hand amid
wild cheering, Garibaldi leaped across
the ring and plopped himself astride
Benneh's back. The portly Bortnick
floundered like sinking ship and Carl
baldi vainly attempted to obtain some
kind of grip around Benneh's too
round midsection. The respective sec
onds Of Garibaldi and Judson made
fancy dives into the writhing mass and
only complicated matters.
The crowd surged to the ringSide and
Evening star., 1933-02-24
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
)>HICAGO, February "a
About four years overdue,
4 Otto Won Porat, Norwegian
heavyweight, and Tuffy
Grifhths of Sioux City, Iowa, will
meet In a 1o-round bout tonight at
the coliseum.
-Four years ago. Won Porat and
Grifiiths, both adopted Chicagoans
and residing on the West Side, were
among those seeking serious con-
sideration as challengers for the
world title. Efforts were made to
match them. and such a bout.
great Chicago natural, might have
produced a gate of 100000.
For one reason and another, the
match was not made. Recently
.0rifnths, at his best a clever boxer
eAn6 defensive artist. suffered re-
Evening star., 1933-02-24
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n UNCLE, Ind, February 24.-Dr
M Ralph Wilson, physician and
V professional wrestler, was re-
ported greatly improved" at
Ball Memorial Hospital today from an
intra- -cranial hemorrhage and concus-
sion he suffered in match with Wee
Willie Davies last night.
DR.. R. A. Beeson, attending physi-
clan, said the hemorrhage was slight
and that I'VE expect recovery" He
said Wilson, former 175-pound cham
pion of the Western Conference, was
fairly clear mentally"
Referee Walter Fisher, teammate of
DR.. Wilson at Indiana University in
1924, awarded the bout to him on a
foul after fans clambered into the ring
protesting the tactics of Davis, a
Evening star., 1933-02-24

all was obscured for the moment. One
gentleman brandished a potent looking
pop bottle, but it was reported Bortnick
beat him to the punch, planting hi:
chubby fist against Garibaldi's mandi-
bles and temporarily rendering the
Italian hors de combat.
A couple of policemen definitely
squelched further proceedings.
The remainder of the card was pleas.
ing, with the Jim McMillan-Abe Cole
man and Paul Jones-Joe Savoldi bouts
Zaharias flattened Marshall Blackstocl
in 11R minutes, and Fred Grobmiel
finished Bruno Gorasini in 10 minutes
In other matches,
Evening star., 1933-02-24
155POUND BOXERS
GET TITLE CHANCE
McAboy of Maryland Is Ozark
Horse" in New Class of
Conference Tourney.
pv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
r UNIVERSITY, Va. February "a
The Junior middleweight cham
ship, a new Southern Confer
ence prize, will feature two
undefeated contenders at the seventh
annual tournament at the University
of Virginia today and tomorrow.
Harold Stuart of Virginia and Bill
Dunnaway, who appear to be the favor
ties in the 155-pound division. have
punched out enviable records this sea-
son. Both have gone between the ropes
six times and each has four knockoutS
and two decisions to his credit.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
TO ROLL AT HYATTSVILLE

Home Town Juniors Will Oppose
Walbrooks of Baltimore.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, February "a
Hyattsville Juniors and Walbrook Jun
iors Of Baltimore meet tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock on the Arcade alleys here
in the second half block Of their home
and-home duckpin match. Walbrooks
gained a 97-pin lead In the opening
block rolled Sunday week ago in Bal
timore.
American Security & Trust Co. bowl
ers of Washington visit here tomorrow
afternoon for a match with the Prince
Georges Bank g. Trust Co. team. Hos
tilities start a 2 o'clock.
Evening star., 1933-02-24

ping punches in the prelininaries this
afternoon.
McAboy drew Pound. Burns, light
weight, was to oppose Bitch Of Glenn
son: Keener, welter, was matched
against Fishburne Of Virginia, rated as
the favorite in this class, while Al Far
rell, heavyweight, had Stephens of
North Carolina as his opponent.
Goldstein, Washington boy and Vir-
ginia's ace lightweight, was to battle
Thomas of Washington and Lee this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
WOULD OK. RACE BETTING
Bill, With Each County in Con.
troll, Offered in Georgia.

ATLANTA, February "a (P).-A bill
to legalize betting on horse races in
Georgia has been introduced in the
State House of Representatives
The measure would set up a racing
commission Of three members, appoint
ed by the Governor. with authority to
regulate dates and purses for racing.
Provision Is made that voters In each
county must approve the bill before
races can be held in the county.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
Mat Results

by the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn-Jim Browning,
e30, Verona, Mo, threw Matr= Kiril-
Snko. 227, Russia, 3l:l9.
CAMDEN, N. Paul Bosch, New
York, defeated Herb Freeman, New
York, two falls to one.
ATLANTIC CITY-Sid Westrich, 225
New York, threw Steve Znoski, 219
Poland, 18:45.
WASHINGTON, D. Crank Judson
g9l, Boston, won from Gino Garibaldi
1e4, Chicago (Garibaldi disqualified fol-
unnecessary roughness).
Evening star., 1933-02-24
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla.-Tony Canzoneri, world
lightweight champion, outpointed Pete
Nebo, Key West, Fla Qo). non-title.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark.-Tommy Free
man, Hot Springs, outpointed Manuel
Quintero, Tampa, Fla. 10).
Evening star., 1933-02-24
GAMERS HIT RECALLED.

When Babe Ruth picked his IA
inning hurting victory in the 1916 world
series against Brooklyn as one Of his
Del Gamer, one-time first sacker for
the Houston club Gamer, pinch hit
ting, won the game with two-base hit.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
D. c. WATERMEN IN ACTION
DY" Swimm@.s and Canoe Club
Polo Team in Intercity Tits.

Central Y. M. C. A. swimmers go to
Baltimore tomorrow to engage the Y
natato-s there in a dual meet at pm.
The District of Columbia squad will
leave the Y Building at o'clock. Those
slated to make the trip are Moncure,
Marmion. Wells, L. johnson, Turner,
Rouse, Birdsong, Mccormick, Boggs,
Orme Becker and Mullady. A return
meet will be held here March 18.
Washington Canoe Clubs water polo
team will meet the Baltimore z COM
bination following the swimming meet,
at $50 o'clock, and at 10 there will be
q swimming meet for the Junior men,
bers of the Y. M. G. A.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
BROWNS LIST ONLY q.

While the st. Louis Browns announced
a roster of only % players-midseason
strength-the Cardinals listed "a fof
training camp work.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
CUNTS In SEMI-FINALS
Defending Champ Is Among Teams
Left in Kentucky Tourney.

1CII III 1AtA AIUChy 1OUI Htys
WINCHESTER, KY, February "a up.
Western Kentucky, the defending
champion, will meet Berea College this
afternoon. and Murray Teachers will
play Louisville tonight in the semi
finals of the Kentucky intercollegiate
basket ball tournament.
The championship final will be played
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
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Evening star., 1933-02-24

Every member Of her team regretted
Eeeply the doctors decree that took Bill
lie williams from the Recreation line
mp in the Ladies' District League, but
regarded from practical angle, it was
an Ill wind that blew good. For 1t
s1ineties. Mrs. Rothgeb, who Joined the
Recs more than a month ago, has aver
eged 103.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-03-03
Young Kilbane Whips
Sammy Tisch In Boxing
Match Staged At Miami
Especial to The citizen)

MIAMI, March 3,-Phillip
Baker, young Kilbane), whipped
Sammy Tisch of New York, in q
boxing match staged here, despite
the fact that the classy New
Yorker outweighed the victor of
the match by seven pounds. Tiscfl
weighed in at 125 pounds, while
Kilhane tipped the scales at 11S.
According to the judges Baker
clearly outmatched the boy from
THE east.
Tisch kayoed Mario Santana
from Key West last week in The
first round of a bout put on here,
and also triumphed in the same
manner over Red Cornelius in two
rounds after having had Red on
the floor five times. Kilhane
made many friends through this
fight. The betting was even that
he would get knocked out, and
to ] he'd get outpointedk Bakers
manager is r. T. Grinlstead, 167
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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-09-28

he has not got the money when he Il
killed and 30 / think 1t Is not nick
that | should tell about how he owed
me the money when he Is dead 1 was
only protect my friend, you see
Meester Harvey"
Good for you, Mike. Mighty fine
OF You" Harvey thought for d mo
ment and then "But isn't 1t true that
Thayer announced he wasn't going to
pay you at all and would turn you
over to the police for bootlegging II
you dared sqnawk7 Isn't 1t true that
You and he we're partners In the Grim
inal occupation OF obtaining and sell
Ing liquor and that when he threat
ened to turn you over to the police
you very rightly considered that he
was double-crossing your"
That fs entirely not true. Meester
Harvey"
The portly detective appeared bar
fled Carmicino radiafed good humor
"a sort of taut good humor-but
nevertheless he seemed at peace with
the world.
Maybe you're right about that,
Mike. But how about the knife with
which Thayer was killed."
Carmicin0's smile was ~dissipated for
a moment. and when 1t
seemed rather forced.
what about it?" Carmicino asked
softly.
"Just this" said Harvey In a CALMLY
conversational tone. "Thayer double
crossed you. He didn't have the
money then but he told You fatty that
he intended to keep II, and you could
60 whistler else. You were sore
as a goat and you said he couldn't
get away with any such stun" Han
avey was now making statements
rather than asking questions. lyon
saw him 60 to his room ON May first
and you decided to have it out with
him. But you knew You were dealing
with a larger man than yourself and
one who evidently wouldn't scare
worth soup. So you remembered the
collection of weapons In Max vernon's
room and borrowed the likelIest one
which happened to be that Sicilian
dagger.
"You saw Miss Peyton go to Thay-
er's room and waited until she had LEFT
the house. Then you went in You
had a quarrel and finally a fight. You
killed Thayer because he threatened
to squeal and also. perhaps. because
he attacked You. You had a
enough not to make your discovery or
the body until someone else entered
the 00m- Larry WEIGH found the
body. A. soon u he left ron 1t out
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-09-28

A Joint force of British and Trso
planes saved an army column
trapped near Birisia during n cam
palgn against The Kurdish sheik.
Ahmed of Barzan. The whole re-
gion is n conducive to guerilla war
fare and irregular engagements.
When in the land of Schehera-
zade, an Arab king boards the mod
ern flying carpet to escape the terri
nc heat. or airplanes are used to
lombard Kurdish tribesmen. indo-
mitable fighters since the days of
Aenophon. with radio threats and
pleas, it is quite evident that the
~'unchanging East is changing. Rut
the lot OF the Christian minoritiA
along the upper reaches of the Tigris
remains a problem.
THE Assyrian name has persisted.
although changed In meaning until
1t now applies to a small group of
HISTORIAN Christians, related per-
haps to that semi-fabulous .Prester
John so famous in the chronicles of
medieval travellers. The modern AS
syrians are so little known that WIS.,
itors to Asia are unable to learn In
what way this small group. now
threatened by massacre, has contin-
ued Its life and identity among SO
many enemies"
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Why
Liquid Laxatiyes
are Back in Favor
49,

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OF liquid laxatives. People have
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The dose OF a liquid laxative can
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