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Simpsons f3al.
Track Summaries
Continued From First Page.)

New @ York;. Time. e:5.s tcreates new world
1:eoo-METER RUN u.ees y.rd.,-won
by Glen Dawson Tulsa. Okla. A. c.; sec
nogr, iog.th, Jack Keviile. tr. (coiumbiaj. Time,
yardsl-Won By Joe McCluskey (Fordham):
Wishita); third; Samuel drodman IN. 7. u.|;
Time. o:O6.1 tcreates world indoor record.
2,900-METER MEDLEY RELAY Il mile
l.411 yards). (4OO-2OO-S SOO-I 800 meters)-
W. nyersz L. WhSn B on
e fouIs n n g. rm.
1.6OO-METER RELAY n,749 yards,-
Won by Pennsylvania John K Edwards.
jr.; Howard Jones' Bill Carr, James HealyJ:
lss9a ssx 9S5a YS1i curb G nasSsns: a!S T.
:, s.oco-METER RUN q miles. 1ss yards,-
Won, Won BY ,GeorEs Lsrmond IN. Y. 4. e.;
third Paul Rekers SNo N. Z. A. A. c!.j; fourth. h.
fiH, fm. kiss1g iS.dg Unattached Belmont MsssJ.
Field Events.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP-won by Theo-
Gross a; q: Pittsburshl. % feet inches;
dan tshore 4; g. As6ury Park. N. -. ss feet
II inches New championship record. Old
record. 23 feet inches. By UtterbackJ
,3s:PouND WEIGHT THRow1won By
inches; second, Grant Mcpousai Pennsyi.
(shore A. c., Asbury Park, ". J0, A. feet w
inches; fourth Pete Zarimba IN. Y. ~,
Al feet Az inches.
1e-PoUND sHoTPUT-won BY Leo Sex
ton. N. Y; A. c.. 50 ,d feet ,,, 81 h inches;
90 feet l0h inches; third Dave Adelman
Newark. n j.. A. c.. 48 feet g inches;
4S feet / inch.
PoLE. vAULT-T1e for frst between Keith
Brown and r. E. Pierce Of Yale. 13 feet
9 inches; third. James Mckinley !MishisaSn
William Morrissey (Manhattan). II feet
inches
spitz New York Universityl, feet 81
Colle1el. 8 feet "a inches: third. Bert Mel
son mlinois A. c.. 9 feet 81. inches: fourth,
Anton Burg illinois A.. c., feet 4A
inches.s
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WRESTLING UNDER FIRE
Wilson, Out of Hospital, Suspended
and Muncie Bouts Banned.

MUNCIE. Ind, February 25 (P).-Dr.
Ralph Wilson. physician wrestler, in
jured in a match with Wee Willie Da-
vies here, has been released from the
hospital.
DR.. r. F. Beeson, attending physician,
said DR.. Wilson had suffered only
slight conclusion and that his injuries
were not so serious as they first ap-
peared.
Meanwhile, AL G. Feeney. director of
public safety in Indiana, announced at
Indianapolis that no more wrestling
exhibitions will be permitted in Muncie
until thorough Investigation had been
made by his department into circum-
stances surrounding the bout. Wilson
and Davies have been suspended by
Feeney pending completion Of the in
vestigation.
Evening star., 1933-02-26

I'M BROWN1NI . VlCGOTy oVei
Ed Stranger" Lewis last week
- gave the boys who play ball in
Jim Londos League swell ex-
cuse for an II told you So act.
Two Of Jeem's playmates. Fred Grob-
nier and Gino Garibaldi, grunted they
knew all the time the first real rassler
to face Lewis would pin him.
But Ray Steele and Jack Sherry blew
their chances this Winter TO dump the
Stranger. and they aren't exactly
set-ups.
We strongly suspect. in spite Of re-
peeted sneers directed at the vener-
able Strangers age and pudginess.
that Londos Steele, Mcmillan & Co.
were right glad to see Browning win.
BY the boys who growl and grunt for
q living he was regarded as something
more concrete than just a famous
wrestling name" make no mistake
about that.
T Es KENNEDY. conqueror of Reds
IL Barry and Bobby Goodwin. can't
see Barry as a particularly fast
heavyweight. Leslie Ramey ana
Emanuel Armand would make Barry
dizzy with their footwork," asserts the
big Chicagoan. who added his recent
victory over the former Mohawk Club
battler was the easiest bout of his
career.
The worlds worst rassler will be de-
termined Thursday when Floyd Mar
shall and Tiger Nelson exchange
sneerstunless they draw. Their re-
spective losing streaks rival the win
ming streak of j. Londos.
A Damon and Pythias friendship is
springing up between Charlie Corbett
and Les Kennedy across the river.
Kennedy, staying with Corbett, awakens
Charlie every morning with an aroma
Evening star., 1933-02-26
.LARRANAGA TAKES
H|ALEAH FEATURE
Sazerac Scores in Rex at
New 0rIeans-Even Up Is
Havana Winner.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. February 25.-The
M ANAL Stables Larranaga cap
tured the Jockey Club Handicap,
$4,000 added. In . spectacular
finish at Hialeah Park in Miami today.
The 4-year -old gslding. son Of Ap-
prehension-Gardeno of Allah II. an out
slider in the betting. got up in the final
strides to nose out Mrs. J. Marsch's
Chief John with Mrs. F. A. Carreaud's
Kincsen third.
The winner ran the mile and one
quarter in 2:04H and paid s57.40 for
50 in the mutuels.
Mountain Elk and Gold Step had the
most early foot with Chief John ard
Larranaga rated of the pace. A six
teenth from home, Johnny Gilbert
pulled Chief John into the lead, but
right at the finish he hung and Lar
ranaga caught him. Meade held Kinc-
sen too far of the pace. The Cudgel
mare closed huge gap and was going
fastest Of all at the end.
The Coldstream Studs Marmion set
I'D a new track record Of 1886 for the
mile in winning the fourth race.
A.B. Letellier's 4-year -old campaign
er. Sazerac, won the $500 Rex Handi-
ccp which featured the card at tne
Fairgrounds. New Orleans. and paid
So. 10 for 81 in the mutuels. Sazerac
won by length from the Audley Farms
Rocky News with Mrs. r. T. Flippen's
Hillsborough third.
At Havana. Even Up, the favorite.
carried the silks of w. Coxen to victory
in the fifth race, mile and one eighth
dash for 4-year-olds and up. H. c.
Rumage's Winifred Ann was second and
Mrs. M. F. Keller's DR.. Billy third.
Even Up was clocked in 1:524s for the
distance and paid to S in the betting.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
FEATHERS G|RDED
FOR TITLE BATTLE
Arizmendi Slight Favorite
Over Champ Miller as Hard
Training Ends.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
7 OS ANGELES. February 25.-
With their 10-round fight for
the National Boxing Association
featherweight C h m p n hip
three days away, Freddie Miller of Gin
cinnati, the title holder, and Alberto
Baby Arizmendi. Aztec puncher, went
through their last hard training PAGES
today.
The trcnscd 19-year-old lad from
Mexico City reigned favorite by slight
margin to beat Miller, who won the
crown from Tommy Paul several months
ago.
Both fighters are well under weight.
Arizmendi, making his first world
championship bid, probably will come
in around 1913 pounds. with Miller two
pounds heavier.
4 THOUGH two years younger than
II his opponent, Arizmendi is more
of a veteran. Starting at the age
of 8, the Aztec has fought close to 300
bouts, winning more than 275 Of them.
Miller has had IS ring battles and only
three defeats. He lost to Johnny Farr,
Battling Battalino and Paul before
winning decision to take the title.
Arizmendi beat Paul in a non-title
bout at Mexico City last Fall.
Evening star., 1933-02-26

EOR sensational bcWHng the CoIonlaI
l. Ice Cream lads of the National
Capital League take the cake. Four
times this season they have beaten
1900 Bill Krauss, with 118. is low
man on this remarkable team, whose
other members are Eddie Espey, Joe
Pricci. Charley Watson and Whip
Litchfield Team spirit accounts in no
small measure for the Colonials' ability
to turn on the white heat. George
Commings Is their non-bowling captain.
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PEACE IS PROMISED
AT MEETING TODAY
W. c. D. AS Troubles Seem
to Have Disappeared of
Their Own Account.
BY r. ID. THOMAS.

A N ominous cloud that hung
~ on the horizon all season
1 \ and promised eventually to
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YOUNG WILLS TO FIGHT

Young Harry Wills. local lightweight,
will meet Kid Norfolk Of Baltimore to-
morrow in the New Albert Auditorium,
Baltimore. in the feature bout of an all
colored boxing card
Three other local fighters will appear
on the card. Harry Caskins, welter-
weight, will meet Bobby Brown of Balti-
more in the semi-final; Battling WEIGH
will oppose Bobby Mosely of Norfolk
and Ray Wilson will tackle John Powell
of Baltimore. Two other bouts are
scheduled
Evening star., 1933-02-26
D. C.. BOWLERS IN SWEEP
Patent Office Takes Three Tits on
Hanover, Pa, Drives.

HANOVER. Pa. February 25.-Patent
Office bowlers of the Federal League Of
Washington, D. c.. triumphed here to-
day in two team matches and a doubles
contest.
In thrilling three-game match the
Capital team bested the Del-Mar team
Of this city by two pins. 1,72o to 1,727.
and then dcWned the Moose All-Stars,
also of Hanover. 1852 to 1,577.
Woods and Patrick teamed in the
doubles to roll 786 against 65A for Han
overs doubles team of Welhelm and G.
Norwig.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
HOUSTON SIGNS ROCKIES
One Is Brother of "Dizzy" Dean
and Other Is Collegian.

HOUSTON. Tex. February Is R.-
Signing o. two promising rockies
Kelly Scott, former star Rlc, Institute
foot ball payer, and Elmer Dean, elder
brother of Jerome Dizzy Dean-was
announced today by the Houston club
of the Texas League.
Scott was cne of eight foot ball pay
ers recently suspended from Rice Insti-
tute on charges of violation of school
rules in the mid-year examinations. He
plsys any position in the infield.
Dean, six feet tall and weighing 185
counds. played as an outfelder in the
Ozark League last year He bats left
handed and throws right-handed.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
NOMINATES S25 HORSES
FOR LOUISIANA DERBY
J. ]. Robinson, Winner With Lucky
Tom Last Year, Lists Four for
March Is Race.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-
~ Twenty-Five leading 3-year-olds
now racing here and in Florida to-
day we're nominated for the Louisiana
Derby. $4,000 stake to be run at Fair
Grounds March 13. This mile and a
furlong event will close Fair Grounds
48-day race meeting.
The nomination list made public by
Racing Secretary j. B. Campbell of the
Crescent City Jockey Club. showed five
entries from Florida, including E. r.
Braoley,s Bubbler. the Coldstream
Studs Pot au Brooms. j. Simon Healey's
Coat Tails. Mrs. Jack Howard's Ebony
Lady and C. " Whitney's Redress.
J. J. Robinson, whose Lucky Tom won
tie derby last yea. headed the 1888
list with four nominations. In addition
to Redress from Florida, C. v. Whitney
will put up Crcsta Run and Gyro, now
running here. E. p. Bradley plans to
enter his Beefsteak and Bobsled with
Bubbler.
Other entries include: NJ B. Cohen's
Col. Hatfield. winner of the recent derby
trial handicap here: Greentree Stables
Reckus and Pine Tree Farms Wars
End
Evening star., 1933-02-26
Columbian Girls
Set Pin Record
CHoOTING a game of 625, the

CHOOTING a game of 625, the
y Columbians of the District Ladies
League are believed to have
established a national duckpin rec
crd for girls last night, at the Co.
lumbia.
The individual scores we're, Cath
crime Quigley, 140; Rena Levy. 1872;
Evelyn Ream. 1877; Anne Fcrd, 1913,
and Bsss Hoffman, 1903.
A score CT 621, rolled by the Lucky
Strikes last year. was the previous
record for this city.
The Rendezvous team opposed
the Columbians last night and won
two games, the Columbians falling
below 500 in~their first and third.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
Genius Boxing Promoter Bowling Storm Turns Out Zephyr
Central High Swimming Team
Wins South Atlantic HOnOrs

~ L0e AABOCl8LeQ Fre6D.
N ATIMORE. February 25.-Cen-
K trail High School Of Washington,
won the twenty-second South
Atlantic interscholastic SWIM
ming meet tonight ut the Baltimore
Athletic Club. as Charles Diehl of
Military Academy, Wood
stock, Va, smashed one record and aid
ed In breaking another.
Diehl, broke the 100-yard back-stroke
record, with = time Of l minute, 6h
seconds and was on the winning 800
yard medley relay team which set .
new time Of 3 minutes 23b seconds.
The winning team captured two firsts,
Hodson winning the fancy dive and
Wood the 100-yard free style swim.
Central also took two Of the other three
places In the diving event.
Central with total Of Is points, was
closely pressed by Tome School OF Port
Deposit, Nd: with "a and Massanutten
with %. The other team scorers were:
City College Of Baltimore. 20; Friends
school of Baltimore, 7; Polytechnic OF
Evening star., 1933-02-26
COLUMBUS WINS AGAIN
Victory Over Virginia Medical
Quint Is Fifth Straight.

Columbus University basketers rang
up their fifth win in six starts when
they conquered Virginia Medical College,
27-25, last night on the Tech High
court. A floor goal by Bob Smith in the
last minute carried the Crimson to
victory.
1t was a point-for- point battle all
the way. Norman Freedenberg was out
standing for Columbus.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
HYATTSVILLE SHOTS WIN
Corpl. Blackman High as Company
F Takes State Title.
'ecial Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, February 25.-
Company F, 1st Infantry, Maryland
National Guard, of Hyattsville. won the
State championship in the chief Militia
Bureau indoor rifle team match at the
headquarters armory range, Richmond
Market .Armory, today with total Of
1881.
Corpl. Blackman was high scorer
with 272. The winning team members,
including 10 contestants, alternates,
captain and coach. will receiKe bronze
Evening star., 1933-02-26

The Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A.
Flashes conquered the Manchester
quint. 20 to "a, on the Garnet -Patter-
son floor. getting even for a previous
25-to-24 defeat the teams will NEE.
again March at the Twelfth Street Y.
Summary:
Evening star., 1933-02-26
Summary.
SCORES HAND BALL ROUT
Local Y. M. C. A. Team Wins, 8 to
o, Over Wilmington "Y."

Washington Y NJ C. AS hand ball
team swept over Wilmington Y. M. c. A.
Yesterday at the local "Y." sweeping all
nine matches. SIX of which were singles
ari three doubles.
Summary:
SINGLE. Walker defeated 8. Grogan,
:1-9, e1-6; J. 3 Payne defeated E. Hec =
ROTH IL. IL; G.. Newman defeated J..
Bromwell, 21-l.. lis; J. CoEley te
teated T. McKinnor. 31-16. .I-19: P.
Mclean defeated H. Moore. 19-2l. 2l-15,
Ellis; P. Pearlman defeated c. Thompson,
2l-I. 2I-4.
Doubles-Payne and Purse defeated Moore
and Grosan, 2l-11. Ill; Nash and Vine
burg defeated Bromwell and McKinnon.
21-s. .1-1: Woodward and Wondrack de-
feated Thompson and Heckroth 2l-1, 2l-2.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
TOP WALBROOK ROLLERS
Hyattsville Junior Duckpinners
Rally for 11-Pin Victory.

HYATTSVILLE. Md, February 25.-
Outscoring the Walbrcok Juniors by
108 pins in the final block OF their
home and home match, Hyattsville
Juniors wen the engagement by II
sticks Waibrook had rolled up 81
pin lead in the opening block.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
Baltimore. 4; Augusta Military Academy
of Fort Defiance, Va, :.
Summaries:

16O-yard relay-Won by Massanutten
(Diehl. Nevin. Oesterling and Doranl; sec
ond, Tome: third. Central High; fourth. City
COLLEGE. TIME minute 2I.. SECONDS;
Tome; second, Kicas. City COLLEGE; third,
Fitch. Augusta: fourth. Wilson, Polytechnic.
IOO-yard breast stroke-Won by Pas
Friends School: third, Hucht. .Poiytechriic
fourth. Mcdonald. Central High. Time-1
'ss ssS-yard 'iSeeos iIee styl.-won By Kic.s, City
College; second: H,yx,nTd. t.y;n % Tome; third
Time minutes 29,. seconds. ,,
Fancy dive-Won by Hodson l73.D. Cen
trail second, Graves. Central High: third
Diehl. Massanutten; fourth. Tarbett. Central
iOO-yard back stroke-won BY Diehl.
Massanutten; second. Miller Tome: third,
Green. Tome: fourth. Dorsey. Polytechnic
Tfme-1 minute 6ls seconds. New record;
old record, minute 8 seconds)
10O-yard free style-Won bv Wood Gen.
trai High; second. Kicas, City College; third.
Cullen. Tome: fourth, Borheis. Tome. Time
-5S7s seconds
3OO-yard medley relay-Won by Massa-
nutten (Diehl. Dave and Oesterling); second
Central High; third, Friends School: fourth,
City COLLEGE. Time-3 minutes 23N seconds
New record, old record, minutes 24b
Seconds)
Evening star., 1933-02-26
GOLF CLIrR IFAGIE
WASHINGTON woMEN's LEAGUE.
SHILOH WINS OPENER.

Shiloh Baptist Church basketers
gained their first victory Of the season
in handing the Union Station Red Caps
their initial defeat of the campaign in
29-to-15 game yesterday on the
Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. court.
Summary:
Evening star., 1933-02-26
CHEVY CHASE FIVE WINS.

Chevy Chase basketers, showing i'm
provement, defeated the Calvary Bap-
tist Church quint, ~ to 10, yesterday
in . Junior Sunday School League
game.
Summary:
NaI +ict
Evening star., 1933-02-26
WIN IN DUCKPIN STAKES
Miss Gilbert, Munich Take Doubles
Event With 6S8 Score.

Event With 6S8 Score.
Miss Margaret Gilbert and Ivan
Munich. rolling a combined score Of
6e8 for six games. last night triumphed
in the Pilots mixed doubles duckpin
sweepstakes at Convention Hall. finish
ing Is pins ahead of the runners-up.
H. Sampson and w. Koontz. The
second game of the victors was 230.
Miss Gilbert turning in a game of 100.
M. Merrick and r. Raum finished
third with 554. Individual gold, sill
yer and bronze medals will be pre-
sented these bowlers tonight at the
First Brethren Church.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
PHARMACY FIVE ROUTED

After holding the Mount Pleasant
quint to 20-to-l9 score in the first
half. Simpsons Pharmacy basketerS
cracked in the fnal 20 minutes yester-
day and dropped a 77-to-39 decision in
Sacred Heart gym.
Evening star., 1933-02-26
"Y" EAGLES VICTORS.

"Y" Eagles downed the Kenilworth
quint, "a to Is, yesterday in q basket
ball game at the Boys Y. M. c. A.
Summary:
Evening star., 1933-02-26
C0LORED TYPOS STOPPED
League Streak Broken by Liberty
Loan-Treasury Surprises.

Government Printing Office suffered
its first defeat of the Colored Depart
mental Basket Ball League season last
night. bowing to Liberty Loan. 1914.
Treasury also surprised by conquering
the Commerce five. 1881. War College
defeated State, $3.50, in third game.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1933-06-19
GriHs BLow Chance
To Set Season Mark

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star
CT. LOUIS, June 19.-Bob
Burke, who hurled a full
- route against the Indian
apolis club in last Thurs
days exhibition, probably will
start in Milwaukee tomorrow
against the Brewers. He'd well
come the job. The stringbean
southpaw is finding it tedious
with so little to do in title season
tusSles.
That beating the Nationals took in
the second game yesterday ended a
seven game winning streak Had they
won they would have set league record
for consecutive victories this season.
Now they must be content with hav-
ing equalled the strings run out by the
Yankees at the outset of the season
and by the Athletics when the West
invaded the East in May.
Myer swung at the first pitch of the
afternoons pastiming for his second
home run of the season. He rif1ed
the ball to the roof of the right field
pavilion.
Twenty-one games with hits in
row for Heinie Manush. The first time
up the big Dutchman slammed one to
left center for three bases
Garms got cheap hit in the open
ing round when his pop fly was lost
in the sun by Cronin, and after Joe
had taken the play from the glare
blinded Bluege, too.
Burns thought he had a hit in his
drive over the middle base in the sec
ond session until Myer rushed over for
brilliant pickup and heave.
Bluege's fourth homer of the cam
paign, cracked in the eighth inning, was
rare one for Sportsman's Park 1t
was a low liner that carried to the
corner of the short left field after get
ting by GarmS, who rushed in for a
try at his shoe tops Ordinarily, hits
of this type here are good for no more
than two bases. but Ossie was a streak
on the runway. He slid home Just
ahead of the throw.
Where a player hurlS his bat after
smacking a hit sometimes helps him.
After singing in the ninth to send over
two runs, Bluege dropped his club along
the first base line short distance in
front of the plate Vests throw hit
the bat squarely and when the ball
bounced away toward the Washington
dugout Ossie got an extra base.
Vests home run in the first frame
of the second game would have been
only an easy chance for a left fielder
IN Gr1ftth Stadium. 1t was a lazy loft
that did little more than clear the open
stand barrier back of the short left
garden.
More swinging at a first pitch by
Myer for homer in the third round.
Buddy stepped into Bump Hadley's
fast one and sent the ball to the
Evening star., 1933-06-19

pavilion roof back of right center No,
3 Of the year
Twenty-Five games with hits in a
row for Manush. He singled in the
first frame.
Shea flashed good arm in the fifth
when the Nationals failed to connect
with the hit and run sign hung up
Manush and Cronin were winging
when Schultz swung futilely and the
catcher's peg easily nipped Manush at
third. Then Schultz. after singing,
set sail for second, only to be caught
by classy chuck as Kuhel missed
Thomas thought he had Campbell on
the spot after the Brownie had fouled
off a high and outside pitch in the
fifth, SO he chucked another lofty and
wide. Bruce crossed AL by reaching
out and polling a homer.
Although Shea had twice struck out,
the Browns catcher was purpcsely
passed in the seventh that McAfee
might get at Hadley and Bump abetted
the stratagem by rolling to Myer for
the side-retiring out.
Evening star., 1933-06-19
YOUNG JOCKEY GAINS
FAME IN SHORT time
Westrope, Now Only 16 Years Old,
Becomes Star Eight Months
After Leaving Ranch.

I OUISVILLE, KY. P).-From school
boy to star jockey in eight months
is the record of Jack Westrope,
16-year-old rider who was the first
this season to pilot five winners home
in one day at Chicago
Eight months ago John G.. Westrope
was given an opportunity to show what
he could do astride a horse by o. l..
Foster, at Riverside Park in Kansas
City. He went to Riverside with his
father, William Westrope, who then
owned ranch between Miles City and
Baker, Mont
Jack started riding regularly in Illi-
nois last Fall, then went to Oriental
Park in Cuba, where he wound up as
the leading rider of the meeting His
and later at the Lexington and Churchill
Downs tracks in Kentucky.
Booting home winners with regularity
when the thoroughbred scene shifted
to Illinois, his achievements were
crowned at Washington Park when he
was aStride five winners out of seven
mounts in one afternoon.
Westrope, whose first training was
on COW ponies en- his fathers ranch,
looks even younger than his 16 years.
IN fact, the stewards at Lexington
were SO skeptical of his age that they
required him to present birth certifi-
cate before awarding him a Jockeys
license on their track.
His mother, father and sister now
live at Harlan, Iowa.