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Evening star., 1933-12-31
Cash Grain Market.

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The Washington times., 1933-03-31
BENSON ROLLS
Ed SCHLEGEL

Ed Schlegel and Sam Benson
will battle each other tomorrow
afternoon at Georgetown Recre-
alton at 3 o'clock for the right to
oppose Paul Harrison in the finals
of the elimination singles duckpin
tournament to provide a chal-
lenger for Ollie Pacini, Dixie
match champion.
Schlegel had beaten George
Bradt, 372 to 322, and Sam Ben
son had disposed of George L.
Isemann, 369 to 322, in the quar-
terfinal round.
Harrison and the winner of to-
morrow'S match will clash in a
10-game home-and-home affair
involving Arcadia and Georgetown
Recreation neXt week.
BetheSda'S great "Whataguy,"
J. Henry Hiser, will strive to hold
his lead in the Maryland-Virginia
Suburban Sweepstakes when it
swings into its second block at
RoSSlyn.
Tony Santini broke away from
the post fast last night and his
407 set, with games of 1874, 135
and 1873 gave Fountain Hams
two-one decision over Lucky
Strike in the National Capital
League.
Peggy Babcock Mccarthy and
Miss Ring starred in the Ladies
Federal League with a 135 game
and 316 set, respectively.
other standout scores were
Curtin's 381 set and 100 game in
the War Department loop, Red
Mowers 386 set and Sherwood's
149 in the Nation Wide circuit,
Walton'S $40 in the I. C. c. Ex-
aminers League, Divine'S 154 game
and Thomas 1886 set in the In
terror Department wheel and Mus
coe Garnett'S 349 set in the In
tercollegiate loop.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
HOUSE Of DUSEK
SPLITS EVEN

Before one Of the largest wrest-
ling crowds of the indoor season,
the House of Dusek held a Dutch
stand-off today as the result Of
the matches at the Washington
Auditorium last night.
Approximately 5000 local fol-
lowers of the sport turned out for
the festivities and were well re.
paid for their patronage. They
were regally entertained by five
stirring bouts and their large at
tendance proved their willingness
to support well-balanced pro-
grams.
Crab Hold Does 1t
Ernie Dusek climbed to great
heights by disposing of lanky Fred
Grobmier with crab hold in Al
minutes. This was the feature
event of the card. However,
Rude" Rudy Dusek fell down on
the House of Dusek, losing to
Hans Hampfer after 81 minutes
of heated action.
Grobmier evidently must be losing
his grip on things because his
"hook" scissors, which crushed
many foes here last winter. lacks
steam. He coiled his Spind-
Iy legs about Ernie'S torso last
night, but the Bohemian shook
him off easily. Then Ernie closed
out Grobmier with the crab hold.
Kampfer Gets Hand
That wrestling fans are not
boycotting Germans because of
the Fatherland's reportd perSecu-
tions of the Jews was manifested
by the ringing applause that
greeted Kampfer's victory over
Crude" Rudy. Kampfer employed
a cradle hold to make Rude"
Rudy say, Down"
They launched a newcomer,
Tom Alley, last night and tested
him on the trial horse, Marshall
BlackStock. The latter lived up to
his reputation, losing to Alley,
who holds some kind Of an Aus"
tralian championship, in IA min
utes on a crotch hold. Everett
Marshall dumped Gene LeDux
with a body slam in six minutes,
and Frank Bronowicz fell victim
to Karl Davis by virtue of a rock
ing chair split after II minutes.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Pick Ups and
Put Outs

Whether the extra duties Of
manager will weigh too heavily
upon Joe CrOnin'S youthful
shoulders remains to be deter.
mined later, but it is significant
that the Griffmen's leader has
committed nine errors in IL ex-
hibitiOn games. of course, the
only errors charged against
Cronin's slate will be thos'
made on and after April H..
the G. w. baseball candidates
refer to Calvin Griffith as
young FOx". the coaching
shift which brought "POp" War
ner, Charlie Winterburn and
Fred Swan has rubbed out" Ok
DagrOSSa as line coach at Tenn
pie u. Charlie COrbett strOve
to show Les Kennedy the proper
manner of early morning exer.
cises. and Charlie hasn't been
able to Straighten up since. >.
Kennedy hits the road before
sun up, anxious to be in tiptOp
shape for his match with Ar.
thur Huttick in POrtner'S Arena
Tuesday night. AdOlph Hitler
would have been shamed by the
"pogrOms" pulled off by the
wrestlers last night at the Audi.
tOrium.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
PUBL|C.PARKS
STARB|DS
FOR TEAM
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
For the first time in many
years, Roosevelt High will step
forth with a golf team to chal-
lenge rival schools.
Qualifying rounds for positions
on the team are to be held to-
morrow morning at East Potomac
Park, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Outstanding among the
aspirants is Johnny Connolly,
public links flash. Connolly was
runner-up in the 1881 muny
championship and was also a
; member of the District team that
competed in the national cham
pionShip that year at st. Paul.
Foremost Candidates
Other leading candidates are
Louie Chlap, Robert Morris,
George Thompson. Johnny Rhodes
and Frank Baggett. son of Jesse
Baggett, one of the pioneers OF
the Beaver Dam Club.
Leave it to Chick O'Daniels to
escape trouble. He was in a
match that also included Paul
Heston, Hot Marks, Bob Peddi-
cord and Ned Toole at Rock Greek
yesterday.
O'Daniels second shot on the
final hole Of course B went
berSerk and he found himself
stymied by the clubhouse and
few towering trees as well.
Uses "Hand Mashie"
Suddenly, O'Daniels' ball came
flying over the clubhouse roof
and cleared the trees with ease,
finally coming to rest 10 feet
from the pin.
"Fine shot, Chick. What
club did you use?" asked the
others.
ooh, just a hand mashie,"
chuckled O'Daniels.
Golf Gems
Representative Richard E. Dun.
can golfs at Rock Creek when.
ever he catches a breathing spell
between Presidential messages. ..
Albert R. Mackenzie, recuperat.
ing from long siege Of illness,
visited Columbia yesterday and
saw Red" Watkins bunt a short
pitch into the trap at the
eighteenth green. Bill Hardy, who
looks after the pro shop at Chevy
Chase when Bob Barnett and
Gene Larkin are in Florida,
hopes his boss will return on
scheduled time tomorrow. Bill
has booked several lessons for
Barnett for Monday. Paul Hes
ton, better known in pro tennis,
has gained rapidly as golfer
during his four years at the
game. his best score was a 73 at
Aiken, S. c., this winter and
averages around 80 at Rock
Greek. his routine is golf in the
morning and a tennis match with
Tom Mangan on the Columbia
courts in the late afternoon. =.
Harry Fraser Saunders, the horse
shoe singer, has drifted back to
his old love, golf. and plays con-
stantly at Rock Greek Park.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Wrestling Results

At Newark George Hill, Can
ada, threw Norton Jackson, New
York. Lew Plummer, Baltimore,
tossed Tiny Ruff, Georgia. George
Vassell, Greece, threw Babe Cad
dock, New Haven. DR.. Karl Sar-
polls, Cleveland, pinned Dick
Daviscourt, California.
At Camden, N. J.-Sam Stein,
Newark, threw Tiny Roebuck,
Oklahoma. Paul Boesch, Brook
lyn, tossed Frank Speers, Atlanta.
Roland Kirchmeyer, Oklahoma,
won decision over Joe Cox, Kan
saS City.
At Hampstead, N. Y.-Emjle
Dusek, Omaha, threw Tiger Mel
son, st. Louis. Hans Steinke, Ger
many, pinned Joe Devito, st.
Louis.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
NAVY R|FLEMEN
WIN NJ. A, TITLE

Official scoring by the National
Rifle Association Of targets fired
at the seven sectional meets last
Saturday for the sectional and
national collegiate rifle team
championships, completed today,
adds five points to the unofficial
score of the United States Naval
Academy, which won the Middle
Atlantic States title at the shoot
at Annapolis.
Navy's score was 1,362X1, 500
instead of 1857, as given in the
unofficial count.
The University of Minnesota
was confirmed by the checking Of
the targets as the national cham
pion and also the Western Con-
ference champion. The new title
holder turned in a score of 1874,
beating Navy, the runner-up, by
IL points. Minnesota succeeds
the University Of Cincinnati as
the national champion but Gin
cinnati shooter, Townes, took
the high individual honors with
284x3O0.
In the national championship,
George Washington University
was sixth with 1912, University
of Maryland was ninth with 1928,
and Georgetown University was
twenty-fourth with 1884.
The Engineer Rifle and Pistol
Club and the Eastern High School
Cadet Corps Rifle Club are two
new District of Columbia rifle
organizations issued charters by
the National Rifle Association.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
KENNEDY GE rs
HUTT|Ck

Two years ago, Joe yelling.
former welterweight champion OF
the world, brought young
heavyweight to Fort washington
to box Jack Denning. He was
Arthur Huttick and he gave Den
ming a lacing he will never for
get.
Two months later Huttick as
founded the boxing world in New
York by defeating Walter Cobb,
one of the most dangerous
punchers in the game.
Tuesday night at Portner's
Arena, this same Huttick meets
Les Kennedy in the eight-round
windup, mainly because Marty
Gallagher, the big Foggy Bottom
Irishman, would have nothing to
do with Mr.. Kennedy.
Although Kennedy lost to Gal
lagher, proof of his ability lies
in the fact that Gallagher would
not meet him again.
Nick Antonelli and Jackie La
mar are to collide in the six
round semiwindup, while Jackie
Simpson wars with Jimmy Kid
Smith, of Huntington, w. Va.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Tenpin Champ Shot
Bu Jealous Husband

NEW YORK, March 31.-Joe
Falcaro, diminutive worlds ten
pin bowling match game cham,
pion, who was to defend his title
against Joe Miller, of Buffalo, to-
night, at Philadelphia, was shot
and seriously wounded yesterday
by Frank Mazzola. The match
has been postponed indefinitely
Mazzola claims to have fired
in self-defense, following an ar
gument over Falcaro's alleged at
tention to Mrs. Mazzola. He is
being held by the police for
felOniouS assault.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Dept. Ball League
Gathers Tonight

F7ederaldom'S major league, the
Departmental Baseball circuit,
will hold a meeting tonight in
the green room of the Govern
ment Printing Office, the pilots
convening at 8 p. m.
A schedule and umpires for the
season will be main topics, with
franchise money not far behind.
New teams, and old, must have
representatives on hand.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
D. c. Court Results

Friendship, SO; Naval Reserves, %.
Millers, "a; Mercurys, IS.
Blue Goals, IS; Grays, 81.
Olmsted, So; Black Hawks, 81.
Rockville Girls, 80; United Girls, Il.
Mt. Rainier, 81; j. c. c., 20.
Sacred Heart, 25; Gonzaga Midgets Z
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
IS FAMED
BY MINOR
PITCHERS

BIRMINGHAM, March 31.-Abe
White and Clawson Vines, Birm'
ingham pitchers, were dreaming
of big league careers today, each
famed the mighty Babe Ruth
yesterday. The other Yankees,
however, were hitting and won
the game, 9 to 5. The teams
play again today.
MIMAI, Fla, March 81. - The
Brooklyn Dodgers enjoyed q day
of rest today after taking o
7-to-4 shellacking from the Ath-
letics yesterday. Bob johnson,
Connie Mack'S new right fielder,
starred with three doubles.
FORT WORTH, Texas, March
31-Outfielder Hank Leiber, pro-
tege of Art Nehf, was the hero
of the Giants as the New York
ers renewed their warfare with
Detroit today. Leiber drove in
both runs yesterday as the Giants
defeated the Tigers at Galveston,
2 to /. It was Detroit's first set
back of the season.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Churchill, Manager
Of FiQhterS, Dead

LA HABRA, Cal, March 81.
Frank Churchill, SO, famous
manager Of fighters, is dead here
of heart trouble. Among those
whom he managed were Pancho
Villa, Tod Morgan, Mike Bal
lerino, Pete Sarmineto, SPEEDY"
Dade, Clever Sencio, Elmo Flores
and Dencia Cabanella.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31

at the firehouse at the same
time. The Firemen play the
NorthernS in practice game April
9 on the Mulhall diamond.
Phoenix diamonders are seek
ing games with out-of-town mines.
Call Lincoln 5603'J. The team
drills Sunday at l o'clock on
its home diamond.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
BASEBALL GUIDE OUT

The 1893 Spalding baseball
guide made its appearance today.
Edited by John B. Foster, this
guide contains more than 800
pages of informative baseball in
formation dealing with the 1882
season and the 1888 schedules Of
the more important leagues.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
NOTICE, BEN HUNDLEYs

Manager Glenn Slicer requests
all Ben Hundleys insect players
to meet him tonight at 7:30
O'Clock at 1888 Newton st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
JUNIOR ORDER SEEKS

The Junior Order baseball team
wants unlimited games. Call Man
ager Fred Becker at Cleveland
2648.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31


The genial Clark will handle
the Stanton Cleaners. This nine
will be composed of former high
school stars. Some of the outstand'
ing players listed on the roster
are Dick Lanahan, Ed Wills, Bob
Snyder, Bill Moore, Willis Fish
er, Ed Lisensky, Paul Wolverton,
and Howard Garrett. Ed Fitz-
patrick, present captain and ace
outfielder of the Eastern High
School baseball tossers, will join
the outfit following the conclu'
sion Of the inter-high champion
ship series.
Manager Clark requests old and
new players to report Sunday
promptly at / O'Clock on the
South Ellipse for practice.
The spengler Post, champions
of the American Legion for three
consecutive years, will hold its
initial practice session Sunday
morning at 10:30 o'clock at
Camp Meigs diamond.
Few Veterans
Only few players are left from
last year. They are Johnny Frye,
Joe Crisaful and Alva Pepper.
However, this trio will be boil
stored by such sandlot jewels as
Tom Boggs, Merrill Gaff, Benny
Bass (no relation to the fighter ,
Taylor, Cole, Hart, Lomax.
Schwab and Hawk. Jim Hayre
will again manage the team and
"Bubba" Wiles will coach.
The District Independent Un-
limited league will hold an i'm
portant meeting Monday night
at 8 o'clock at 1882 H st. N. E.
At this meeting the team man
ayers will discuss plans with the
board of directors. A full atten'
dance is requested.
Vienna Firemen drill Sunday
at $3.50 o'clock on their diamond.
Manager Bert Phillips expects to
have a fine season, as all last
years stars will return. For
games call Paul Jarman at Lin
coin 3603-R.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
Powerful Sandlot Team
Gathered by Clark
Nv RID KATZNELL

Albert Clark former Of the crack Steuar Motors
last years champions of the Washington Herald Independent
Unlimited League gathered another powerful combination
season
The Washington times., 1933-03-31
POlisherS Meet

rip" Mills Dixie Polish
juniors gather tonight at 1880
o'clock at 140 Eleventh st. 8. E:
Old and new players are urged
to report.
The Washington times., 1933-03-31

Ballston Firemen will hold a
long practice Sunday at !
o'clock on the Muhall field. In
case of rain Manager Deuterman
requests all candidates to report
Evening star., 1933-03-27
DELHUDS AND GRAYS
IN DECISIVE BATTLE
Quint Defeated Tonight Will Be
Eliminated in Play for
League Title.

CHAMPION Of Section 3 Of the
~ Community Center League, Dela-
ware & Hudson baSketers tonight
are facing the unusual predicament Of
having to come from behind for the
right to play in the play-o6 series for
the loop championship.
Sharing the two Community Center
section titles with Sholls Cafe. winner
in Section A, Delaware d Hudson was
upset in its flrst play-on test by United
Typewriter Grays, runners-up In Sec
tion A to Sholls. The runners-up IN
each section were allowed to compete
in the play-offs, although their chances
obviously were slim. in view Of their
failure to beat out the eventual winners
during the regular league season.
But. while Sholl's easily, downed
Grifnth Consumers. second-place win
ners in Section B, Delaware & Hudson
lost to United Typewriters, SO to 50.
Tonight the Delhuds again oppose the
Typewriters.
Under the Community Center League
ruling. to eliminate champion; .
runner-up must defeat the titleholder
twice. The Grays, therefore, must
down the Delaware & Hudson duint
again tonight. Should Delaware q
Hudson win, however, the Grays viii
be eliminated, for only one victory 1or
. champion over q runner-up Is re-
uuired to eliminate the latter.
Tonight's game. scheduled Tor :
O'Clock. will be included in the card OF
three games in the District A.. A: U.
championships being held at Tech Hisn
school The other two contests are
tourney games. They list the Mercury
and Northeast Boys Club In . $50.
pound class game at Z O'Clock. ana
Rhode Island Avenue Baptist ana
Mercury A. C. in . 145-pound contest
at 3 o'clock.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
Maryland Expand Poyu Tennis Leaders Here Mapping Plans
Boxing and Wrestling Shows
Here This Week Offer Glass

Freddy Miller, N. B. A. featherweisht
sarron. who will weigh around lat,
has appeared twice At Portuer's, beat
ing frankie De Angelo and Benny
Schwartx by technical knockouts.
Supporting the boxing feature will BE-
three six-round bouts and Z four
rounder. The skies list Billy 1Anders
and Leroy DoneSan. Arthur De Beve and
Jackie Levinson and Billy Strickler and
Joe Brennan. Joe Bullock and Marty
Bond will meet In the curtain raiser.
Hans Kampfer's first headline match
here. Promoter Turner succeeded In
signing the handsome German after
making . special trip to Philadelphia
last week where Kampfer and Rudy
met. They went to q 30-minute draw
that stole the show.
On the same card In philly Ernie
Dusek upset Ray Steele TN = match
lasting over an hour. and Turner also
succeeded In obtaining the youngster for
Grobmier. Ernie Is favored to defeat
the IowAn>here. -
Supporting the two finish matches
will be the usual program of three 80.
minute time limit bouts. Karl Davis,
former Ohio State mat captain, will op-
pose Frank Brunowicz; Everett Mar
shall. one Of the games first five rank
ing matmen. will tackle Jean LIE Doux,
and Tom Alley, newcomer from the
Pacific Coast, will meet Marshall Black.
stock, Tennessee fall guy"
Women with paying escorts will be
admitted free to the wrestling show.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
HOOSIER BASKETERS
REACH 10.YEAR GOAL
Cathedrals' Triumph in Catholic
High School Tourney First
for Indiana Team.

Dy the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 27-Hoosier basket
~ ball has scored another triumph.
After 10 years Of trying. . hard
wood team from Indiana crowded into
the throne room Of the national
Catholic high scho0 basket ball cham
pionship last night when the Cathe-
drals Of Indianapolis won the title with
. rousing 3l-to-l0 conquest over st.
Rita Of Chicago In the tournament
finals
Lea by Charlie shipp, . six-foot
three giant sharpshooter, who Tailed
Is points in q drive that left st. Rita
hanging on the ropes, the yellow
shirted Hoosiers won the title in .
romp. Their onense was q whirlwind
and their defense 50 tight that st. Rita
was able to score only two field goals
during the entire game. bAgging their
first one after ~ minutes Of play.
It was the first championship for an
Indiana team In 10 yeArs, the others
going to teams from Chicago, Mime
sofa and Kentucky-mostly to Chicago
The surprise Of the tournament.
Reitz Memorial of Evansville. finished
fourth, losing . great overtime battle
to De Paul Of Chicago, the team
Cathedral defeated 40 to 10 In the semi
finals by one point, rs to a.
Evening star., 1933-03-27
MIDWEST CLEANS UP
ON COLLEGIATE MAT
Oklahoma A. and N. and Iowa
State, Specialists in Game, Win
Three Titles Each.

BY the Associated Press.
ETHLEHEM, Pa, March 27-Okla-
- homa A. and NJ and Iowa State
have won major honors in the ma
tional collegiate wrestling champion
ships for 1888.
These two schools. wrestling powers
for years. accounted for six OF the
eight individual titles decided here
Saturday night. The University OF In
diana and Southwestern State Teach
ers' College of Oklahoma divided the
other two to give the Middle West q
clean sweep. The East, failing to win
a single crown, qualified only two men
for the finals.
OF the two defending champions in
the field, Robert Hess of Iowa State
repeated his 1882 triumph In the u.s.
pound division. but Joe Puerta Of ni-
nois. 118-pound king last year, was
beaten.
Hess threw Gordon Dupree Of Okla
homa A. and NJ in five minutes a
seconds in the light heavyweight finals
but Puerta was decisively beaten by
Rex Peery of Oklahoma A. and M
Peery piled up q time advantage OF
more than nine minutes.
Alan Kelly Of Oklahoma A. and M.
145-pound champion. and Pat johnson
Of Harvard, runner-up in the 135-pound
class. were given the coaches awards
as the outstanding wrestlers In the
two-day tournament
The individual champions:
lib poundtRex Peery, Oklahoma
A. and NJ
12s pounds-Ross Flood, oklahoms
A. and M.
135 pounds H Devine, Indiana
l45 pounds-Alan Kelly, Oklahoms
A. and M.
l55 pounds-Merrin Frevert, lows
State.
165 poundtGeorge Martin, lows
State.
ITS pounds-Robert Hess, Iowa
State"
Unlimited-Ralph league, South
western State Teachers, Oklahoma.
RETAINED title
Evening star., 1933-03-27
NNAPOLIs, March ~. - The
graduate system OF coaching
4 has extended to the base ball

NNAfOL1S, March IT. - The
~ graduate system Of coaching
~ has extended to the base ball
team 1t the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. Austin K. Doyle, brilliant hrst
baseman Of the 1920 Navy team, is
head coach and Lieut.. (Junior Grade)
Prank w. Mike" Fenno. center fielder
and captain Of the 1925 team, Is his
assistant For the last two seasons
Lieut.. Doyle has been in charge Of
the plebe nine.
The principal task facing the young
graduates In building the 1888 team Is
to develop offensive strength. The
Middies have been weak Ct bat for
several seasons and this year Gordon
shortStop and probably the outstand-
diamond sport for Spring foot ball.
pend pretty much on new and green
talent. The team in its 16-game sched-
ule viii oppose some Of the leading
colleges Of the country, opening on
April with the University Of Vermont.
Thirteen other games will be at home.
while Virginia will be met at Char
lottesville on April II end West Point
at West Point on May ~.
Probably the two outstanding players
are Steve Daunis, at. first base and
Capt. Paul Masterton, the Paterson,
N. j., flash, in left field. These two
players have what the team needs
the moet-o1ensive strength. Master
ton hts from the portside.
For tlae outfield, In addition to Mas
terton, Lieut.. Doyle has two reserves
Of last year, Menges and Ward: Sell
lars and Mccarthy, plebes Of last year,
and McKeithan and Cassidy. Sellars
IS practically certain Of landing the
center field job. He Is q ball hawk
of the highest caliber. ward Is lead
ing the right field contenders.
Fred Buster" Berries Of foot ball
and basket ball fame ID showing the
way to four rival contenders for the
keystone station. Borries Is the fast
est man on the squad and Is showing
steady form. although he did not play
base ball last year. The other aspirants
for second base are j. A. Smith, q
drst classman;. Walters . youngster; /;
Hill and Carroll. second classmen.
Herman Kossler seems sure Of the
third base assignment, although Cad
row, plebe Of . year ago. still Il In the
running. Two youngsters, 0orham
and Knapper, are battling for Short
stop. Gorham Is . better hitter than