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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
PLAY BIG SOCCER GAME
British Uniteds and Mitchell's
Store to Clash Today.

British Uniteds and Mitchell's Store
elevens meet on Monument field No. 2
at 2:30 O'Clock in the feature game of
today's Capital City Soccer League card.
The Uniteds have been strengthened
for the encounter. Mitchells Store in
It's flrSt league game overcame the for
midable Marlboro combination.
In other Capital City encounters, all
starting at 2:30. Brandywine and CATH
ersburg battle at Brandywine, German
Americans and Rockville square of at
Benning and Marlboro and the Senators
battle at Marlboro.
Dux and Virginia Avenue hooters
clash on Monument field No. 2 In the
most attractive tilt in the Recreation
League. In the only other engagement
in this loop New York Avenue and Ia
koma Park meet. Both matches start
at l o'clock.
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BURL' s CONQUEROR
ALSO IS WILLING
Petey Sees Opportunity for
Glory and Coin in Scrap
With Filipino.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

N EIGHT minutes of actual
combat, Varias Milling has
accomplished more in the way
of creating a following here
than most fighters do in a half
a dozen triumphant scraps. With
a crushing, 9-inch blow to the
heart, the Filipino clouter knocked
out Eddie Burl, breaking rib in
the process and putting the
hitherto unfioored Floridan on
the shelf for at least a month.
An interested spectator at this re-
markable demonstration of punching
power was stocky Pete Sarron. In COM
pany with Manager Jimmy Erwin, Pete
visioned more than the kayo Of RIM
man who previously had beaten him
He saw a new and formidable chal-
lenger rise to threaten his own su-
premacy as featherweight king of this
sector.
In Milling a new prospect for big
time featherweight shots appeared.
Heretofore it was Sarron he was given
these assignments. When Tommy Paul
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MASONIC LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Harding, 624; King
High team sets-New Jerusalem. 1,756;
High individual averages-Hare Ola Fay
ettsl. 119-23; Billheimer (JopDa), 1853:
Hlgh Individual games-Mnster Hard
lngl. i62; Hare LA Fayette). 100: Purdy
High individual sets-Hare Ga Fayette)
400 Tomprss tst; Johns. Az.
Helm (CentenniaD. 90; Cross (Hope), 10;
Malcolmn Mount Pleasantly. 10.
High spares-Hare (La Fayette). 104;
81: kellogg (Hopel. "a
High game Monday-seyfarth (Hardins).
High game Tuesday-Lehman (sinsleton).
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DYNAMITE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

ISt aign individual sverages-Chipouras
tSteaLn ftoilefs). 11O-23; Long Little Po-
iIa naEi99' 1o0-16' Weisbach (Wreckfng Crew,
=, High individual games-Crymes furaek-
i InHg1 crew. l6l; C. L. Brown (Tornadoes1,
High individual sets-Crvmss Cursckinr
Crew. 1854; Spiess (Sleuthsl. 360: Chino,,r.ass
(Steam Rollers) 800 WV SA4Soui as
f1ign team game-Wrecking Crew 6zo
Hlgn team set-Wrecking Crew, i Goa
c nish sulkes--kennedy Tornad0eSJ IL:
SSpieSS 9Sleqthsl. ID; Weisbach (Wreckins
crew; ID; Koran tDuds), 10
20 hgh sparesmChipouras Steam Rollers).
Long Little Potatoes), 81; SheIton
tWrecking Crew, 81.
o. High nat games-Acuff (Seuths). as:
i1s Tl tHiii Billies). SO; Weisbach Wreck
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TAKoMA CHURCH LEAGUE.
n. C. INrERURBAN LEAGUE
GREYHOUND LINES LEAGUE.
EASTERN STAR LADIES' LEAGUE.

High individual average-R. Hef1in, L 10.
High individual game-R Helm. 121.
High individual set--R. Helm, 346.
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n. Y. P. U. LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-First. 597.
High spares-H. Lewis tE. Wash; Hgts),
81; Buchanan wv. Wash. No. H.. 80.
High Individual games-Blakeslee W.
No u. 1855. ~,
Is; W. Bunch tTemplel, 1924; Woods Cd,
lMetropolitan, No y; liz; , Biak ss.Hon SW
tan. No. q, 1904: Buchanan wv Wash;
No y, 1883; Schmidt 6First), 49,; ,H Hitd
High team sets-First. 1,74o; Temple
''I High strikes-Read (second). 10; Blakes-
lee wv. Wash, No, 81. II. x,.s fuv
High Individual sets-H. Hodges ~.
81. 3S3.
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DOM|NUS IN FRONT
IN PRINCE GEORGE
Surprises With Victory in
Bowie Feature-Good Day
for Outsiders.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
~ OWE. Md, November 49,
K Belair studs Dominus sur
IL priSed the turf fans here
today by racing the mile
and a sixteenth in fine style to
win the Autumn running of the
Prince George Handicap.
Less than two weeks ago at Pimlico,
DominuS finished a badly beaten fourth
but today the 3-year-old son of Slim
ulus-Gravitate took the lead at the
halfway mark and held 1t.
L. Rosenberg's Kerry Patch was sec
ond and H. C. Phipps' Balios, paired
with Dominus, third.
Outsiders had a good day with D.
Runyon's Top High paying SIS so
straight in the first, Dominus $3.50 in
the feature, B. B. Stables Charlie K
$3.50 in the sixth and Whunts Arab
Sll.60 in the last,
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b. Y. p. U. woMEN's LEAGUE
Season Records.

season RECORDS.
High team sames-Ffth. AL; Temple,
473.
m Hish sg aT,ssiMb Issks Centennial rs;
zifh indiyisqs muap9e tth5 f
High team sets-F1fth. 1856 Temple.
High strikes-stine (Metropolitan), z;
High Individual sets-Harrington (Hyatts-
WILEY. 315: Miller (CentenniaD. 315.
High individual averages - Jennewine
fMetropoiitanl. "a: M. Locke ..!Centepiap
93-12: HARRINGTON tHyattsville), g3-I;
tFifthl. sa-io; Miller Centennial. 92:. c.
B. Sparks CFifthl. Oils: <AchsT tTemplel
9O-7; Sabean CIV. Wash.), eo-2: Bunch
CTemple), COL.
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COOK LEADS AT TRAPS
Has Score of AZ in Weekly Shoot
of Washington Gun Club.

Parker Cook, breaking AZ clay out of
80, yesterday won the high-gun trophy
IN the weekly Washington Gun Club
trapshoot at the Benning range. Walter
Wilson captured the second race, a So
target test for special prize. He won
the toss after he and H. H. Shelton
finished in tie at Al hits each.
The scores:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team games-Navy Yard $40: G.
P o. and Post Office. GIG.
High team sets-Navy Yard. 1,7se; G. p.
o.. 1.7S5.
High individual games-Cowden &c. p.
o. 16S; Seyforth Investigation 15S.
High individual sets-Burdette Navy
Yard. 400; w. Miller fInvestiEationl. 1913.
Greatest number of strikes-G. Miller IN.
C. PD. 10; Cowden &C. P. o. and Barrett
Up. o.. 10.
Greatest number of spares-Hargett Com
merce) and w. Miller Investigation), 20;
Brown &c, p. .OD. IS.
High individual averages-W. Miller I'm
vestigation), 1908; Hargett Commerce,
1880: Cowden &C. p o.. 1893; L.
Brown &c. P. o.. 116-1S; Burdette tNaVy
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GIVES MAX CHANGE
TO SIZE UP PRIMO
Long Stay for Champion in
Europe Seen as Result
of Phoney Scrap.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

N JEW YORK, November 49,
M Primo Camera collected
1 something like $4,000 for
playing in a movie in
which he was co-featured with
Max Baer. But the wisdom Of
engaging in a 10-round duel with
the most formidable contender
for his heavyweight crown Is
questioned by those who believe
that Baer learned things of value
to him if the pair ever meet in a
real fight.
The movies started something new in
having a champion and the logical con-
tender for the title meet in a film
encounter. The stunt was not engt-
neered by Baer's handlers. 1t was just
a movie plot, designed to attract more
addicts of the theater. But Baers
sponsor, Jack DempSey-who is very
much smarter than some critics think
saw a chance not only to make some
money, but to get actual f1rst-hand in
formation on the relative merits OF his
charge and the huge Italian.
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H0RNBOSTEL IN FRONT.

EVANSTON. H., November IS pr
Charles Hornbostel of Indiana won the
quadrangular 3-mile cross-country run
today in which Wisconsin, Iowa and
Northwestern also had teams entered.
His time was 1925,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
HOLY NAME LEAGUE
Gn~rT0N
Seasons Records,

Seasons Records.
High team games-Holy Trinity. 594; st.
r. De Sales, 5S1.
High team sets-Natiyity. 1879; st. p.
De Sales, l667
High team averages-Nativity. 527-20;
st. F. De Sales, 525-b
High individual games-West Nativity,
145; Moore tHoly Trinity, 14I.
High individual sets-McGolrich (St r.
De Sales. 372; A. B. Gleason tSt Aloysius)
800.
High strikes-van SAINT EST p. De sales),
ID; Mooney tHoly Name). IL; F. Sullivan
(Hoiy Trinity. IL.
High spares-McGolrich est F. DE sales)
81; Kramer Nativity. So.
High individual averages--McGolrch est.
De Sales. l1S-13; A. 3. Gleason (St.
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High team games-Ruth, 54l; Joseph H.
Milans, $50: Washington Centennial 533.
High team sets-Ruth, 1.541; Joseph H
Milans, 1,524; WASHINGTON Centennial. 1,4sS.
High individual averages-Miltner, l02-
ID: KELLOGG 1926: Owen, 10l-S.
High individual games-Kohler. 1876;
Miltner, 1875; Ackman and Malcolm $50.
High individual sets-Hughes. 351; Ack-
man, 352; E. Veihmeyer, 351.
High individual spares-Miltner and KEEL
logg. AZ.
High individual strikes-Brashears, 10.
High individual nat game-Malcolm, "a.
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Odd Fellows League
Team standing (First SERIES.
Season Record,

Season Records.
High individual game-C p Croft. 149
High Individual set-A. Gardiner, 3gI.
Hlsh team game-Mount Pleasant bS3
High team set-Mount Pleasant, l,7l9.
greatest strikes-Steele. IL.
greatest spareS-Glossbrenner, IS.
1922.
Second high individual ayerage-c. H.
Third high individual averags-steeIe.
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Georgetown League
END First Series.)

Season Records.
:. High individual sets-Bradt. 367; Nc
Keaver. j. Kreamer. Beck 1853 each
High individual gameS-Mitchell. $50; T
Bromley. IA: Beck. 143-
High strikeS-Stohlman, Is; NJ. Kreamer
j. Kreaner. Beck. IL each.
High spares-Beck IS; Bromley. "a;
High individual averaReS-Beck (Nation-
alsl. 115-lT; Bradt .tRecreation), 111-11;
T. Bromley lSchrof CO.., l07-l; T. Saylor
!Killeen CO.., l07; Libbey Pantry Pals,
1890
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Su7on Eager for Fight With Milling Movie Bout May Aid Baer in
Keeping Pace With the Duckpin Shooters
CUSTOMS woMEN.s LEAGUE
Season Records.

Individual high averases--Jerman Skip
piesl, ss-2; Guest (Guppies), s4-3; Cowan
(StrikerS), SOILS.
Individual high games-Schluter Battle
(Guppies). 9S
Individual high sets-Jerman tskippies),
21e: ,Schluter fBattle-Axes), 264; Garrett
(Battle-Axes), 262.
Individual high fat games-schluter
Jerman tsktppies). SIS.
=, Individual high strikes-Schluter Dat
te-Axesl; 3; Mohatt (Strikersl, 8.
individual high spares-Schluter Battle
Axes. 10; Jerman (Skippies). IL.
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: LISTS ELEVEN STAKES.

NEW ORLEANS, November Is (P).-
A lineup of IL stakes that will be
featured during the Winter race meet
ing at the historic Fair Grounds track
here, January "a through March II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

HURLEY first was associated with
~ Turner in promotorial capacity
during the middle 2os when John
Blick's Arcadia in Washington was run
ming full blast.
That's where I first got a line on
Joe" Mons. Jacques smiles, land then
and there ! resolved that here was a
guy going places.
I'VE fed Washington some great bouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-National Savings. No.
/. 625.
High team set-washington Loan and
Trust Co, No. 1, 1.754.
High individual games Madden (Hibbs)
and Mcpherson WASHINGTON Loan and Trust
Co., No. II. Isl.
High individual set--Madden. 39s.
High individual characterization. 49,
o. Ellis National Savings. No. -. 1890.
High strikes, Madden, q.
High spares-Ellis. rs.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL LEAGUE.
CIVIC CLUBS LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High individual average-T. Kinnahan
Neciprocity). 1913.
High individual gsme-Robb (Optimistl,
146.
High individual set-Robb (optimist).
High team game-Reciprocity. 5S4.
High team set-Optimst. 1858.
High strikes-Reilly (Optimist). 10.
High spares-Rose (Newcomers). As.
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LADIES' INTERNAL REVENUE IEAcur
Season Records.

High averages-Engman. e7-I1: Dun1ap.
yi Sperpery 20: Kelly, 94-3: Finn. g3-4
HM,ooters. 1913; Poorbaugh. 92-SO: Baker
~ johnson; 9l-13: Spears, COL.
High game-Kelly I33
High Strikes-Dunlap, B.
Hugh spares-Engman %
High fat-Spears, 90
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Houston Plant Has Class.
THANKSGIVING day the new

courses at Houston, Tex, and
Jefferson Park, New Orleans, will
throw open their gates for 81 and As
days, respectively. Following the sue
cessful session at Arlington Downs, the
first in Texas under legalized betting,
the Lone Star Jockey Club hardly can
miss at Houston, where one of the finest
grandstands in the country has been
erected. 1t has seating capacity of
1900. while the club house will accom-
modate another $500.
Here are the Winter racing dates:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 30-January l.
Charles Town, w. Va.-December
2-16
Jefferson Park, New Orleans-Novem-
Der 30-January 20.
Aqua Caliente, Mexico-December "a
March Is.
Tropical Park, Florida-December 30
January "a and March 1881.
Fair Grounds, New Orleans-Janu-
airy 22-March II.
Hialeah Park, F1orida-January Is
March IT.
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District League
First Series.)
Standing of Team,
Season Records.

High team game-Occicentals 6s4
AIigh team set-Lucky Strike. 1898.
6ish Individual game-P. Harrison l7S
High individual set. Harrison, AIS,
High strikes-Pacini 90
High spares-Rosenberg, "a
High Individual ayerare-p Harrison
10 AAoAAi0SA
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AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.
Season Records,

SeaSOn hecOfas-
High team sets-Economics. LOG; Plant
Industry, 1856. lnterbureauS. 1876.
High team games-Public Roads. b92;
Accounts. Sol; Economics-Plant. 5SS-
High individual sets-Dtxon. All; Rose
High Individual games-Dlxon, 1877: Ter
wise, 15b. Kessler. $50.
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SECTION 2.
WOMEN.
RECREATION LEAGUE.


Season Records.
High team game-Bearcats, 1854.
High team set---BearcgtS, 1,S46.
High individual game-N Smith. 1856.
High Individual set. Freschi, ABS.
High strikes-Mandley, "a.
High Spares-Mandley, So.
High individual averages - Mandley
129-14; w. Smith. 1858.
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM. LEAGUE.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION LEAGUE
rANr CHURCH LEAGUE
<E s. POTOMAC TELEPHONE
IEAEUE


High team set-Plant Office. 1.739.
High team game-Construction 6I3.
High individual set-Jarman 400.
High individual game-Hughes. ISL.
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BUREAU OF CUSTOMS woMEN's LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High individual averages-Jerman tSkip-
piesl. s7-11; Guest fSkippies). SAB: Cow
an (Strikers). S1-13; J. Smith, tSkippiesl
TR-1: Schluter (BattIeaxes), 1885, Donald
son (Skippies1, 1873.
High individual games-Schluter Battle
axes(, 1o7: Jerman tSkippies). 1ob; Burriss
(Battleaxesl. 90.
High individual sets--Jerman. gro: Pom
eroy. 27t,: Schluter 2B4.
High nat games-schluter So Jerms 2.
Donaldson, "a.
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MOUNT RAINIER LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team game-Dixie Pigs. 623
High team set--Hew Deal, 1880.
High individual game-Corcoran 1877.
High individual set--Aldridge. Alb.
High strikes-H. Wolfe, 81.
High spares-P. Wolfe. SO
High ayerage-Fitzgerald, 100; Mutza-
baugh. 100.
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DECATUR HEIGHTS LEAGUE.
Sea son Records.

creek Pa4sons Seek
1864; Throckmorton (W.R.T. Coz. 115-15;
Geary Crock Creek. HAS, Cotter STACY
Adams, l13-15.
High team sew. R. T. Co. 1.734
High team game-W. r. T Co., $50.
High team average-W. r. T. Co.. 534- 4.
High individual set-Throckmorton CIV. r.
T. Coz. 1895.
High individual game-Throckmorton CIV.
f. T. Coz, 165
High strikes-M, Neale (Rocketsl. IS.
High spares-Throckmorton wv. r. T.
CO.., So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

Special Dispatch to The Star.
n yEW YORK, November 18.-Mons
nj Jacques Curley, Inc, once
more is atop the wrestling
world.
Relaxing momentarily in his offices at
1882 Broadway this morning, Mons.
Jacques radiated peace on earth, good
will toward men as he contemplated
happily the fat gate awaiting the pres
entation of his Jim Browning Gus
Sonnenberg bout here Monday night.
Wrestling, Curley believes, is here to
stay. It has weathered the depression
in fine fashion, has laughed off its
enemies and today is more firmly estab-
lished as major recreation than ever
Mons. Jacques Curley ever was one to
give due credit to wrestling's pioneers.
Therefore it occasioned little surprise
this morning when the great man, puff
Ing vigorously on a prosperity cigar,
paid high tribute to Washington's enter
priSing and far-Sighted mat mogul, Joe
Turner
There's promoter for You" Mons.
Jacques enthuSed while nerv0usly finger
ing his mail, 'it's the Joe Turner's and
his like who've put wrestling where it
is today"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
BANNER TURF GATE
LOOMS FOR WINTER
Officials of Dixie Tracks Pre-
dict Biggest Intake
Since Boom Days.
BY ORLO ROBERTSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

N AN AOAsAA, ASoNSAaASSA
M Given encouragement by
/ Y the adoption of pari-mu-
tuel laws governing bet
ting in West Virginia and Texas,
thoroughbred racing during the
Winter Is expected to reach the
greatest heights in recent years.
Despite the failure Of many Northern
tracks to declare dividends during the
season, which closes at Bowie, Md,
Thanksgiving day, officials OF South
ern courses predict they will enjoy the
best season, financially, since the boom
days of 1928 and 1929.
No big purses, such as the $50 900
Cuban Grand National, are on the cal
endar, but the Winter program Is sprin-
killed. with stakes varying in value from
$4,000 to $4,000, which should attract
the better grade of runners. The $685.
600 Aqua Caliente Handicap. won by
such famous horses as Phar Lap, Mike
Hall and Gallant Sir, will be renewed
at the beautiful Mexican course.
The biggest venture appears to be at
Charles Town, w. Va, where at three
quarter mile track, laid out on the plan
of Hialeah Park, is nearing completion.
1t will be something new to hold racing
SO far north in December, but Racing
Secretary Joseph McLennan predicts
there will be good competition. The
meeting opens December 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
SANICO LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Jumbo Bread, 5s4;
Green Bag Coffee, 5S4.
G. High team sets-Jumbo Bread, LOO;
r. high individual averases-Gratull. 114-3:
.n aish indiyidual Eames-Moody. 1855; J.
9. High o individual sets-Moody. 397; Brad
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A. & p. LEAGUE.

MEN.
LEEntInM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19
LADIES' DISTRICT LEAGUE.
Season Records

High team Eame-Columbia. $50.
High team Set--Lucky Strike. 1,651.
High individual game-Evelyn Ream, l4b.
High individual set-Lorraine GULL. 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

turned up twice, Sarron it was who was
elected to oppose the former N. B. A.
champion. When Champion Freddy
Miller dropped around early this month,
Sarron again was given the lucrative
shot In short, Petey had become
stock foe for the best transient feather
weight talent.
Now Milling, fully as colorful as Pete
albeit on different lines, is threatening
to supplant Sarron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-11-19

Sarron again was given the lucrative
shot. In short, Petey had become
stock foe for the best transient feather
weight talent.
Now Milling, fully as colorful as Pete
albeit on different lines, is threatening
to supplant Sarron.
Scrap Appears Certain.
ITO SARRON that victory of Milling
was a challenge, both from
business and sporting standpoint.
Sarron accepted
Sarron and Erwin we're not the only
ones In the audience who realized that
in Millings kayo of Burl was the max
ingS of a fistic natural" Hardly had
Burl been led to his dressing room, eyes
still CLASSY and legs webbing, than talk
among the ringsiders began to involve
Milling and Sarron. Edwin Immediately
was approached.
will Sarron fight Milling?" repeated
Erwin. Certainly It's okay by US"
And according to advices received by
Portner's Arena officials, its okay by
Milling, too. The scrap probably Will
go next week. If not, they're passing
up a great bet for a record gate.
1t isn't every day two such colorfui
boys, one great puncher and the other
a boxer and Snowman de luxe, bob up
and want to fight each other.
Card of Eight Founders.
TIsTIC followers will get their main
events in great gobs this week
when Portner's Arena stages a
card of four eight-round scraps.
To pick out a headliner Is difhcult,
but not the least interesting angle OF
the show Tuesday night will be the
sight of Washington's best lightweight
and best junior welterweight battling
Baltimore's standouts at these weights.
Roddy Davis of Washington and
Bucky Taylor, Oriole City lightweight,
are scheduled for a return scrap. With
interest high, they clashed about year
ago. but the scrap proved a dud through
no fault of theirs. dangerous cut
was opened over Taylor's eye and the
bout was stopped at the beginning OF
the second round
The other inter-city scrap will pit
Cary Wright of Washington against
Charley Conner, junior welter from
Baltimore. They had been booked sew
erai times in the past. but the bouts
were postponed for one reason or an
other.
Petey Beyans. clever local .welter--
weight, and Phillip Fur. hardest
puncher at his weight hereabout, will
clash in another eight-rounder. They
will substitute for the Ken Overlin-
Roxy Allen go, which was called of
when Overlin reported with a cracked
rib, suffered in a fight with Tommy
Rios last week in Portsmouth. Overlin
won the fight, but the cracked rib will
keep him out of action for some time.
In perhaps the classiest encounter OF
the evening, Charley Won Reeden will
oppose Joe Foglietto in featherweight
scrap. Both have beaten LIE Roy Dougan
and appear evenly matched. Foglietto
hits harder than Won Reeden, but the
latter is conceded an edge in boxing.
Evening star., 1933-12-25
Letters From Home Greet 100
At "Y" Christmas Breakfast
association Surprises Dormitory Resi-
dents by Requesting Relatives and
Friends to Write.

Surprise Christmas letters from the
folks back home greeted the unbelieving
eyes of 100 young men, who, unable to
spend the holidays at their own fire.
sides. sat down to an old fashioned
farm style Christmas breakfast today as
guests of the Washington Young Mems
Christian Association.
The unexpected touch of real home
atmosphere was made possible through
advance arrangements, made secretly
some weeks ago With fathers and
mothers or other relatives in far-flung
cities and hamlets. Louis B. Nichols,
associate business secretary of the ~
told all the home folks of dormitory
residents of the Y M. c. A. of plans for
the traditional Christmas morning east
and asked them to send special letters
of cheer for distribution at the break
fast.
There was a variety of emotions man.
ifest when the men found the letters,
addressed in familiar handwriting, at
their respective plates. Some of the
boys insisted on reading their letters
aloud and Nichols also read several
commencing the Y. M. c. A. for the
Christmas treat.
There were few men who have no
home other than the dormitories and
no home folks to send them letters.
Each of these received a motherly let
ter from Mrs. Eugenia Rollins, beloved
house matron at the Y. M. c. A, who
was a guest of honor.
The men partook of home-Styled