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Evening star., 1934-03-04
20 Teams Enter A. A. i. Court
Event That Opens Tomorrow

and Saranacs take on the Y. M. G. A.
Big Five at $50.
Most interest attaches to the battle
for the unlimited crown among the
mems teams With the crack Sholl
quint, which has been cleaning up in
the tourney, not entered this year, q
wide open fight ror unlimited honors
looms. Investigation. Saranacs. Boys
Club varsity. George washington
freshmen. Company r. National
Guard of Hyattsville and Trinity are
among the favored teams in the 81
which are lined up for the unlimited
struggle. Sixteen quints are to fight
it out for 145-pound honors and eight
are entered in the 130-pound class,
seven in the 115-pound race and six
in the 1OO-pound division. Five teams
will strive for the championship in the
girls unlimited section and two for
the girls Junior title.
The tourney Is In general charge Of
winfree johnson, chairman Of the
District A. A. o. Basket Ball Commit
tee, and u sponsored by the Post.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
CENTRAL IN SECOND
PLACE TIE IN SWIM
Massanutten Wins s. A. little in
Meet in Which Five Marks
Are Shattered.
n ALTIMORE, Nd. March 3.-Five
ID South Atlantic Association tn

n BALTIMORE, Md. March 3.-Five
ID South Atlantic Association tn
terscholastic records, which tn
cluded one national interscholasdc
mark. were broken In the twenty-third
annual swimming meet at the Balti-
more Athletic Club today
Natators of Massanutten Academy
captured the meet with A points.
Other teams finished as follows:
Baltimore City College. 10; Central
High. 18: Baltimore. IA; Baltimore
Friends, 4; Western High 3; Eastern
High. 3, and Franklin Day School, 2.
Summaries:
16O-YARD RELAY-Won by Messanut-
ten Dave. Cairns, Doran and Osterlinsll +;
second. Central Hish team A: third. Bal
'slS lsSS;ERARb6 Z 6''5S swiM-Won BY H. Wilson
end; oestsr!ias .lMassaRaa5tss': ' ,S;: ,thi5a;
10 ISoYAkD BACK, BACK sIRokE-won by
tenl; fourth. Moore Polyteehnic Insti-
tute). Time, LOB new national inter-
scholastic record: old mark. 1:03iS.
eeO-YARD SwM-Won by Haynle
tMassanutten,; second; Keiser (city Col
lege); third. Meyers (City College,: fourth.
Ellis Friends School. Time. 2:2ois.
IOO-YARD BREAST sTROKE-Won by
Hunt (City College,: second. Blucher
tFriends); third. Houcht polytechnic In
stitute(; fourth Baker (Massanutten).
FANCY DIyING-won by Guerrier
(Massanutten,, 235; second. Tarbett
Central High, 2122: third. Shipley
Central High. 174; fourth, Harding
(Western High, 1858.
1OO-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Sim
kiewicz (Massanutten); second. La Sale
Central Hiehl; third. Matthews Frank
lin Day SCHOOL,; fourth, Van SAINT (West-
ern High, Time; o;57Ii
Massanutten Diehl. Haynie and Sinkie-
wicz) second. Polytechnic Institute; third
City COLLEGE: fourth; Central High, Time.
3:1s+s (new record; old, 3:232s).
Evening star., 1934-03-04
PASSING Up COIN,
CHANCE TO CLIMB
Miuht Go Far if He Fought
ReguIarIy-Rudy Dusek
to GrappIe Boesch.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

YIIH t1e Scarcity OF
\A| heavyweightS never
Wv better exemplified than
at present. in the rue
full wake of the Miami affair in
which Primo Camera failed to
knock the 86-pounds- lighter
Tommy .oughran off his feet
and the Max Schmeling Steve
Hamas scrap, in which it was
proved Schmeling never was and
Hamas is no world beater, Marty
Gallagher continues to mystify
fstiana's faithful.
Following his impressive showing
with Kennedy, Marty, with dozens of
golden opportunities his for the effort
is taking it easy in his Foggy Bottom
home. rapidly losing that fine condi-
ton which he attained for that bout
with Les.
Next to Petey Sarron. the biggest
local gate" attraction in this sector
Gallagher is not greatly pleasing the
hackers of dear old Portner's By his
idleness After his kayo of Dewey
Kinney and his slashing draw with
an inspired Kennedy, Marty was
looked upon by Matchmaker frankie
Mann and his cohorts as the fellow to
whlttle down the deficit at the Alex
andria ring club before the season
closed. In fact. original plans called
for him to swing into action this week.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
MARYLAND F|ST|C
TEAM IS WINNER
Penn State Forfeits Heavy
Bout in Match Ending
4I2 to 3I2.

= TATE COLLEGE, Pa. March
- 3.-A fighting band of
TerrapinS from the Uni
- versity of Maryland con-
uuered Penn State in boxing
here tonight, Az to 3l2.
Capt. McCaw's three-round decision
over Frank Nebel. former Washing
ton Tech High School athlete, in the
light-heavyweight bout enabled the
State forfeited to AL Farrell in the
heavyweight division.
Lyman McAboy, Maryland's 49,
FOUNDER, who was not supposed to
fight on account of cut over his eye
not having fully healed. scored the
only kayo of the match. He stopped
Flenniken In the third round.
Jack Herbsleb of Maryland and
Pruitt Of Penn State took turns IN
knocking each other down. the Nit
tanv Lion finally winning a slashing
bout.
Summaries:
lis-rouNn GLASS c.isgeil d.,i7to2I Psan
Ie5-POJND CLASS-McAndrews, Penn
STATE defeated Carroll. MARYLAND. deci-
sion
i35-POUND CLASS-Babcock. Mary
land, defeated zeleznock, Penn State, de-
c.sion
lI5-POUND CLASS - Madison. Penn
state. drew with Webb. MARYLAND
land. knocked out FIenniken. Penn State.
l minute 40 seconds. of third round
I65-POUND CLASS-Pruett. Penn state.
IS5-POUND CLASS - Cant. Mccaw.
MARYLAND. defeated Nebel. Penn State. de-
HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS-Farrell Mary
land won on forfeit
Peferee-Ai Grayber fPittshurgh)
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Heavies Hard to Find.

DORTNERS officials are not the
only ones puzzled by Marty's
, actions. Fight mana gers. who in
Shese times would be quick to bind the
Washington heavyweight TO contract
if he were available. can't figure the
Foggy Bottom Irishman. There seems
to be little doubt among them that
Marty, in tip-top shape and properly
aroused, could climb if ne fought
regularly.
Seven years ago. when a ganglir~
youngster Just breaking in, Marty en-
countered difficulty getting much ma
tional recognition. But at that time
Dempsey was still f1stianas ruler and
Tunney, Sharkey and flock of others
In their prime we're too much in evi-
dence for young Gallagher
Today fistiC pilots eagerly are
searching for heavily -muscled young
sters who look as though they could
absorb some rirg technique and a
little punishment. Judging from the
crop. they're hard to find. Meanwhile
Gallagher. experienced. hard hitter,
rugged and only rs years old. appears
content to whip himself in shape for
two or three fights at a time and
retire" again. At that rate, heavy
weight ringmen don't last long.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
EPISCOPAL QUINTET
C0NQUERS OLD FOE
Defeats Woodberry Forest for
Clean Slate in State Prep
School Competition.

4 LEXANDRIA. Va, March g.
~ Episcopal Highs basket ball
team closed its season here to-
day, conquering its old foe, Woodberry
Forest, 1922. The AleXandrians won
10 games and lost and were unde-
feated in competition with prep
schools of Virginia.
In addition to Woodberry Forest,
Episcopal defeated Virginia Episcopal,
suavely, Washington-Lee High. Au-
gusta Military Academy. st. Christo-
pher. Roosevelt High, Gonzaga. Lam
don and Gilman. 1t bowed twice to
Eastern and lost single games to Tech,
Emerson and the Maryland freshmen.
Weesi Watson and Tiptoe Campbell,
with IL and 10 points, headed Episco-
pals attack today. Jones, with 10
markers, was high for Woodberry
Forest. The game was the last
for four Episcopal regulars. Capt
Woodruff. Watson. Campbell and
Sands, and one reserve, Lee. They
graduate in June.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Start on Plans
For Cup Regatta
DATES for the eighth annual
~ Presidents Cup Speedboat Re-

DATEs for the eighth annual
- Presidents Cup speedboat Re-
gatta and Water Carnival have
been tentatively set for septem.
ber 20-23.
The general program will follow
closely that Of last year. The first
motor boat racing Friday. Sep
tember 2l-will include the initial
heat for the Presidents Cup and
a pageant of Illuminated craft at
night. The next day, in addition
to the second and last heats for
the Presidents Cup. there will be
staged the famous Potomac Grand
Free -for-All, while the annual
Presidents Cup banquet will be
held that night. Canoe and row.
ing races will end the carnival
Sunday afternoon.
John A. Remon, who so success
fully handled the regatta organiza-
ton last year, again will be at the
helm and has called q luncheon
meeting for Tuesday.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
SHO[L'S TOO GOOD
FOR PICKED QU|NT.
Gains Big Lead in Opening
Half to Triumph Over
AII.Stars, 1929.
= HOLL basketers marked up

= HOLL basketers marked up
their eighty-frst win in
a row, when they van
- quished a picked team
from the Community Center
League. 1929, last night at
Roosevelt High. in benefit
game for the Community Center
League.
Led by Bernie Jones. who scored II
points, the Sholls gained 20-8 lead
at the half, and managed to repulse
challenge near the end Of the game
by the league stars.
Bob Roberts of the losers. with II
points. was the games high scorer.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-03-04
PLAY FOR BASKET TITLE
Lawrence and Merrick CUNTS to
Break Deadlock.

Lawrence Club and Merrick Boys
Club, which finished in a tie for the
Northeast Community Center Basket
Ball League title, each with II wins
and defeat, clash Wednesday night
in the play-off game at Langley
Junior High School at 8 o'clock.
Members Of the winning team will
receive awards. Friars Club and
Celtics tied for third. each with eight
victories and four defeats.
The league was the first Of its kind
in the Northeast section and was sue
cessful. Thirteen teams competed
and there was much interesting play.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Gallaudet Coach
Picks Star Quint
VIIALLY KRUG. Gallaudet bas-

VIIALLY KRUG. Gallaudet bas-
w ket ball coach, has picked
combination comprising Speed
Cosgrove and Lou Dyer, forwards:
John Ringle, center, and John
Wurdenann and Henry Drapies-
wiki. guards. as the best the Blues
could place on the court since he
began tutoring them In 1927. Co.'S
grove. Dyer and Drapieswih were
members Of the l928-29 team. one
OF the best to represent Gallaudet
in years. Wurdemann gained reg
ular berth the following season and
Ringle. one Of the best athletes
the Kendall Green institution ever
has produced. came along later.
A second team selected by Krug
for the same period comprises
Speed Brown, Curly Jensen, for
wards; Whale Walnoha, center,
and Charlie Miller and Jimmy Ray
hill, guards.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
LOWERS SWIM RECORD.

PROVIDENCE. R. l.. March up.
Chrostowski, Providence
High School boy, tonight clipped
three and one-tenth seconds from
Buster Crabbe's world record for the
300-yard medley swim. Chrostowski
competing In the New England junior
event, swan the distance In min
utes 3oN seconds.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
PILOTS ROCKVILLE A. A.
Committee to Assist Gingell With
Base Ball Team.

Eugene Gingell has been elected
manager Of the Rockville A. A. un-
limited nine. He will be assisted in
organizing the team by committee
consisting of DR.. Barrett P. Wilson.
Jacob, Charles and William Scharf
and John c. Mcdonald. Earl Baker
Is to captain the team.
A dance Is to be held Easter Mon
day. April 2, to raise funds for equip
ment. Robert Collins. chairman;
George Peter, Baker and Scott
Collins form the committee In charge.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
C. U. FR0SH FIVE GOOD
Annexes 13 Out of IS Games
Schmarr Gets 217 Points.

Winning 13 Of IS games the Catho-
lie University Freshman basket bail
team has just completed one Of the
most successful seasons a Cardinal
yearling quint has enjoyed in years.
The team. coached by Jack Clark.
scored a total Of 59l points, against
1854 for It's opponents
Hermit Schmarr, stellar guard. with
2l7 points. was the leading scorer.
Brown was next with 1873. Jordan
had 70. Adamitis, 60. and Yanchu-
Lis, 46.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BOYS CUNTS FACE
THREE HOT GAMES
Series to Be Played in Event of
Tie for City Title in Eve
ming Star Event.
WITH three teams-Boys' Club
w of Washington. Friendships

WITH three teams-Boys' Club
w of Washington. Friendships
and Merricks, still in the race,
all three of the games remaining In
The Stars basket ball tourney for the
city boys club 145-pound champion
ship are Crucial"
The Washington Club, which now
heads the exciting flag fight by half
game over Friendships and Merricks.
engages Friendships tomorrow night at
9 O'Clock in the most attractive game
of the three at the Washington Boys
Club, scene of all tourney competition.
Merricks and Nye House, the latter far
down in the race, face at 8.
Friendship and Georgetown were
scheduled to meet last night but post
poned the game until Wednesday night
at 8:45 o'clock.
Should a tie for first place be
created, as seems probable. there will
be a play-off Of three games. starting
late this week.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
BASS LISTS LOCATELLI
Will Meet in Ten-Rounder in
Philly March IL.

PHILADELPHIA, March CP.-
Announcement was made today by
Promoter Jimmy Toppi that Benny
Bass. former world featherweight
champion. and Cleo Locatelli. Italian
boxer, will meet in a 10-round bout
at the Arena on March IL.
Bass, a veteran Of many ring wars.
has not fought since last December.
Locatelli recently has waged two close
fights with Tony Canzoneri, former
liphtweight titlist.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
U. B. QUINT FINISHES
SEASON UNDEFEATED
Beats "Y" for Tenth Straight in
League-Ninth Street Chris
tan Second.

UNITED BRETHREN quint, which
~ some time ago won the Junior
Sunday School Basket Ball
League title, finished its schedule in
the loop yesterday, conquering the
Y. NJ. c. A. five. 2l-l9.
Uniteds won 10 games In as many
starts.
In other tiltS Ninth Street Chris
tian swamped Arlington Presbyter-
ians, 56-6, and Calvary Baptist de-
feated Chevy Chase Presbyterians,
1920.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Leness Puzzles Ring Fans Boys Club Wins Junior Mat Meet
Two Black Ducks
In Strange Place

TWO black mallard ducks, ap-
i parently firing Of the ice In
the Potomac, were seen dtsporting
themselves In . pool on the golf
links near Hams Point yesterday.
A veteran hunter said this was
the first time he ever had seen
ducks visit that vicinity.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
MAY PLAY IN JAPAN
Columbia Nine Negotiating fol-
Jaunt Next Summer.

NEW YORK, March 3-Columbia' 8
base ball team, champion of the East
ern intercollegiate League last year,
may tour Japan next Summer.
Negotiations are under way be-
tween authorities Of six Japanese COL
leges, who will serve as hosts to the
Lions and pay the Columbians' ex-
penses, and DR. Edward s. Elliott.
director Of athletics, and Coach Andy
Coakley.
The team would b In Japan for
about . month and play Is or 16
games against college outfits.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
All-Montggomery
Ouint Is Selected
DROWN, johnson and Roger Of
" Bethesda Chevy Chase High

Schools championship outfit
are named for the mythical all
Montgomery County basket ball
team for l933-34. selected by a
committee Of the coaches Of the
various schools. Wolfe Of Ia
koma- Silver Spring and Bonifant
Of Sherwood complete the quint.
The second team is composed Of
Clark and Keele Of Takoma Silver
Spring. Starkey and Ziska of Rock
vile and Turner of Sherwood.
According to the mentors, Wolfe
vas the outstanding star. He re-
ceived 10 Of possible IL votes.
Johnson and Royer tied for second
high hoI.ors. with eight ballots
apiece.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Two Experienced Frosh.

TINE Old Liners plan to use varsity
boxers in only two bouts against
Rutgers, the rest of the crew be-
ing freshmen. AS no schedule was
arranged for the yearlings, it will be
the initial ring appearance for four
of them. Two of them fought as
high school boys before coming to
College Park.
Joe Harris or Bill Waller in the
115-pound class and Jack Herbsleb,
165-pounder, are the only nominees to
face the Rutgers clan.
The freshmen slated to appear in
the match are:
125, Warren Bonnet; 135, Ivan
Nedomatsky; 145. John Ehrmantraut
or Edward Dresher: 155, Harold
Kelly; IT'S, John Gormley: heavy
weight. John Kirkland.
Rutgers is having intramural box
ing this year and plans to enter the
collegiate field next season.
Evening star., 1934-03-04
TAKSILS ARE BEATEN
Waynesboro High Takes an Early
Lead to Win, 23-15.

Waynesboro (Pa) High School,
champions of the Cumberland Valley
Athletic Association. defeated Tako-
ma-Silver Spring High, % to is, on
the latters floor last night.
The winners assumed an early lead,
with seven baskets in rapid succession
from the charity line playing an i'm
portant part In the scoring, and held 1t
throughout.
Takoma- Silver Spring 1870 pound
team defeated the Takoma Boys Club,
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Another Dusek on Scene.
WHETHER Rudy Dusek again
Wy will assume his 1881 role as

king o the uncrowned rassling
brigade here this year may be deter
mined to some extent Thursday when
he raSsles Paul BoeSch in the feature
exhibition Of Promoter Joe Turner'S
weekly mat card.
So far Boesch has not met with a
defeat here, and If Rudy survives. it
would be quite feather in his cap.
This weeks caulifiowerfest also will
introduce still another member Of the
graphing Duseks of Omaha. Emile
Dusek. younger than either Rudy or
Ernie, will make his debut in the
Capital. Emile's role is a compara-
lively minor one. He will oppose
Little Beaver In a 30-minute prelim-
mary.
Hans Steinke. who tossed Jim Clin-
stock last week in Jig time. has been
rewarded by semi-f1nal shot.
Steinke will engage Buck Weaver.
Sammy Stein and a newcomer, Josh
Mclean. will tangle In the main pre-
liminary. Another Is in the making
Evening star., 1934-03-04
Allen Booked Third Time.

n OXY ALLEN. twice scheduled
II and as many times absent in
the past, again has been as
signed the task Of checking Ken
Overlin's winning streak at Portners
Arena. They are to clash Tuesday in
an eight-round bout.
Allen is a middleweight hailing from
New Jersey and claiming knockouts
over Young Terry and Pat Haley.
and wins over Young Ketchell. Bob
Barrett. Johnny Peppe, My Sullivan,
Harry Wallach, Tommy kid
Murphy and Vince Dundee. now king
of the middleweights. The record
book fails to show his win over
Dundee
Billy Landers. who scored a knock
out over lie Roy Dougan in Norfolk
not long ago will be imported from
the Virginia town to tackle Dougan
again in the six-round -windup.
In two other SKIES Bobby Burns will
engage Stumpy Jacobs and Petey
Bevans Will meet Bob Lowry. Joe
Green and a yet-to-be-named oppo-
nent will open the card with a four
rounder.