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Evening star., 1934-03-21
SpeciaI Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
~ ILOXI, Miss, March 21.-
- Peeling off pounds by CIV
ing up potatoes and pork
- and beans. Ed Linke be-
tween seasons has dropped
from 212 weight to a mere 1872.
and has high hope of making good
as pitcher with the Nationals
this time.
When the Chicago cherub was
at training camp last year he was
so plump he couldn't get his arm
around to pitch properly. Finally
he ate himself out of a job with
the Nationals and landed on the
Chattanooga farm. The Lookouts
Evening star., 1934-03-21
TWO YANK ROCKS
LIKELY TO STICK
InfieIders RoIfe and Heffner
FauItIeSS Afield-F0rmer
Also Is Clouting Hard.
BY the associated Press.
NT. PETERSBURG. Fla,

ut. PETERSBURG, Fla,
- March 2l.-On their show
ing to date, the New York
- Yankees new infelderS,
ShortStop Bob Rolfe and Second
BaSeman Don Heffner, will do.
In four games each has accepted
% chances without an error Rolfe
likewise has been pounding the ball
at 1888 clip.
Heffners mark is not so robust,
265, but good enough to keep him
in the Big time if he can keep it up.
NEW ORLEANS, La.-Not to be
outdone by Mel Harder and Clint
Brown. each Of whom predicts he
will win 20 games this season,
third pitcher for the Cleveland In
ians opines he can win 20, too. He
is Oral Hildebrand.
Yves Ferrell. still a holdout, the
only Indian missing.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
OPENS LACROSSE SEASON.

Central Highs lacrosse team will
open its season Friday. meeting the
Boys Latin School outfit at Mount
Washington, Baltimore. Boys Latin
conquered Central in a close match
last season and the latter will be
seeking to even scores. The Balti-
moreans have lost many seasoned
players by graduation.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
ROCKIES ILLNESS
WORRYING GRIMM
Lee Has Been in Bed Nearly
a Week-Eyes Bothering
English, urges.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r OS ANGELES, March 21.-
Manager Charlie Grimm is
worried over the condition
Of Bill Lee, one of his most
promising rookie pitchers.
Lee has been confined in bed al
most week under a doctors care and
it is feared he has influenza.
Woody English and Bill Jurges also
are complaining Of sore eyes.
BRADENTON, Fla.-Leo Drocher's
easily-injured right nee is causing
some concern to Cardinal officials. The
No. Cardinal shortstop reinjured the
knee yesterday and will have to take
il easy for several days.
The signing of Outfielder Ernie Or
satti left the Cardinals with two hold
outs, Pitcher Flint Rhem and Out
fielder George Watkins.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
PICK CUP TENNIS SITE
q. S.-Canadian Match Slated for
Wilmington This Month.

OTTAWA, March 81 R.-The
Davis Cup tennis matches between
Canada and the United States will
be played on the courts of the Will
mington (DeD Country Club. it has
been announced by Philip D. Lyons.
president of the Canadian Lawn Ten
mis- Association.
The three-day series will be held
March "a, 25 and 26.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
NAVY TEAMS SHINE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 21.-In
dual matches against collegiate op-
ponents during the present Winter
season, Navy teams have won At con-
tests, lost eight and tied one. The
gymnastics, fencing and indoor rifle
teams have won all of their matches.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Fonseca "Hard-Boiled."

CANTA BARBARA, Calif-It's going
= to be "Hard-Boiled" Lew Fon-
SEGA from now on.
Exasperated at the listlessness of
several players. the White SoX pilot.
usually a soft-spoken person, has is
sued hustle or get out" warning.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
AS Looking for Punch.

TORT MYERS, Fla.-The Phila-
delphia Athletics are looking
for some way to acquire punch.
Inability to bring in the runners has
figured in four of their five defeats.
There'u be a lot of batting practice
today.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Blanton Wins for Bucs.

TTOS ANGELES, Calif.-To Cy
Blanton, rookie hurler, goes most
of the credit for the Pittsburgh
Pirates first exhibition triumph over
major league opposition.
The ycungster relieve Lefty Birk-
hofer with the score tied at SIS after
five innings yesterday and came
through with a 7-to-5 victory over the
Cubs.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Camp Base Ball
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated PTeSS.
Brooklyn (N), 4; Philadelphia
(AD, 2.
New York (AO. 6; Boston (N). 5.
Philadelphia CNO, II; st. Louis
(N), Z.
Columbus "a. A., 6; Cincinnati
(ND, 4; Is innings.
Detroit (A), l3; House of David, 1.
Pittsburgh (N), Z; Chicago (N), 5.
Rochester II. L., %; Barlow
(Fla.), 3.
TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
At New Orleans-Cleveland (A) VS..
New Orleans IS. Al.
At West Palm Beach-St. Louis (A)
VS.. New York (N).
At Winter Haven-Brooklyn (N.)
VS.. Philadelphia (N).
At Los Angeles-Pittsburgh (N) VS..
Chicago (N).
At st. Petersburg Louis (N)
VS.. Boston (N).
Evening star., 1934-03-21

competitive golf.
A flock of sea-
S on e d younger
stars now are
here or coming
here to see how
closely they can
stick to the Geor-
gia star.
They will be
h ere to win.
They want the
honor of lifting
the scalp of the
golfer who ran
amuck in 1890
Evening star., 1934-03-21

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.-The
AK fell for the first time in the
Browns camp today, when Howard
Mills, southpaw pitcher, and Catcher
Jack OFlaherty were notified to re-
port to the San Antonio club, the
Browns Texas League farm.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
SETTER WINS TROPHY.

AIKEN, S. c.. March 81 P.-
Kayo, a setter owned by John C.
Campbell of Fitzpatrick. Ala. carried
off first place in the Palmetto Open
Stake run.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

UGUSTA, Ga, March 21.-1t
n can be stated officially and
II openly in advance that this
4 4 masters tournament opening
here tomorrow is not going
to be any one-man show.
No one feels that any more than
Bobby Jones. Few non-combatantS
are asking how we'll Bobby may play
but whether he is going to win.
Too many non-combatants overlook
the new spirit that has come into
Evening star., 1934-03-21

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-Ray Starr
purchased by the Braves from the
Giants last year, is the first of the
tribesmen on last seasons pay roll to
be turned loose. He has been released
outright to Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
MARIETTA IN REGATTA.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, March 81
P).-Addition of Marietta College to
participants in the intercollegiate
rowing regatta here on June Is, rails
ing the expected total to eight, has
been announced.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

SARASOTA. Fla. - The younger
pitchers at the Red SoX camp will
get their chance to strut their stuff"
Friday, when the Sox meet the New
ark Internationals. Johnny Merina
and Jimmy McCloskey are expected
to hurl.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
GIRL TEAMS SWAMP 'EM
More Than SO Have Sent Entries
for A. A. U. Title Play.

TOT n. n. q. Tut Aldy'
WICHITA, Kans.. March 81 (P).-
At least 80 of the Nations outstand-
ing girl basket ball teams will COM
pete in the National A. A. U. Tourna-
ment here next week for the title held
by the Oklahoma City Cardinals.
officials said they had hoped to
restrict the entries to 81, but that
more than so clubs already had made
application and it may be necessary
to raise the limit.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

LAKELAND. Fla - After beating
the House of David club, 13 to /, the
Detroit Tigers hustled out on the
diamond today to brush up for the
Athletics, who will be here Thursday.
Manager Cochrane used recruits and
second stringers against the Prophets.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
CAMBRIDGE IN FINAL

Defeats Pocomoke and Battles
Allegany for Title.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, March 2I.-
Cambridge High School basketers,
who defeated Pocomoke City High.
1928, here last night to win the
Eastern Shore title in the State high
school tourney, face Allegany High
of Cumberland, Western Shore cham
pion, in the State Armory here Fri
day night for the State crown.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

WINTER HAVEN.-The Phillies are
awaiting the Dodgers with open arms
today-confident that they can give
the Brooklynites a drubbing.
The enthusiasm results from yes
terdays game with the st. Louis Car
dinals. After three scoreless innings,
the Ph:lS broke loose and won, II to Z.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Braves Nav Get Morrissev.

T>AMPA, Fla.-Joe MorrisSey, lone
holdout of the Cincinnati Reds,
is dickering with the Boston
Braves. with permission of the Reds
management.
Manager Bob O'Farrell has his
squad pretty well lined up. indicating
the infielder's chances for a steady
berth on the team are getting slim.
Evening star., 1934-03-21

who gave tne pros a series OF nIghI-
mares for nine years.
On the somewhat younger side there
Evening star., 1934-03-21
Terry Laughs OFF Defeats.

n H1AM1 BEACH, Fla.-The New
lVl York Giants three successive
defeats by the st. Louis Cardi-
mails leave Manager Bill Terry unper-
turbed.
1--WE might have won all three if
I had let my regulars stay in" Bill
says. But I've got flock of rockies
and the only way can get line on
EN- is to put them under fire in ex-
hibition games"
ORLANDO, Fla. - Hack Wilson,
Brooklyn's holdout outflelder, finally
has reported to the dodgers camp
but he hasn't signed a contract.
Hack went into huddle with Busi-
ness Manager Bob Quinn, but emerged
without agreeing to terms.
Evening star., 1934-03-21
D|zN,PAUL SEE
" 70 WINS APIECE
Pepper Martin Now Rated
Pie Traynor's Superior
Playing Third.

Mote: This is one Of q series Of
stories dealing toith the 1884 pros
poets Of major league base ball
Clubs.)
Evening star., 1934-03-21
The Type of Course.

THE Augusta national puts a
heavy premium on control and
direction. as far as the drive is
Evening star., 1934-03-21

~ ILOXI, Miss, March 21.-
- OSSie Bluege may think
he can take care of third
- base for the Nationals
Evening star., 1934-03-21

ESPITF this, Cronin is bent upon
~ going along with Travis at the
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Lasky May Fight
Former Champion
Unwillingness Of Hamas' Hand
lers Leads to Negotiations
With SchmelinR

New York, Oct. 12.-(R)-Despite
his defeat last week, Art Lasky, Min
neapolis heavyweight. apparently will
have no trouble keeping the wolf from
the door this winter.
The disputed decision which Steve
Hamas won over the mid-western
slugger last Friday night has led
Jimmy Johnston, Madison Square
Garden match maker, to try to re-
match the boys over the 15-round
route.
Hamas' handlers have indicated nc
keen desire for another Lasky match
but Johnston says they'll either agree
or he will begin negotiations for q
bout between Lasky and Max Schmel-
ing. Joe Jacobs. the Germans man.
ager, was due at the Garden Friday
to talk over terms.
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lIlYOU'RE III
TELLING Nc

Jimmy Crowley thinks Elmer Lay
den, Irish coach. was the greatest
all-around football player ever to don
the toys. The life Of football
scout is plenty busy. Bill Kern,
Pitt scout. recently took in the South
ern California Washington State
conflict for information on the Tro-
jams which he could give Jock suth-
erland so the canny Scot could
prep for Howard Jones' invasion Of
the east, Oct. Is. /. Bill saw the
game on Saturday and was back in
Pittsburgh Monday telling the boys
all about it. :. Mickey Walker has
given up the middleweight ranks
and is back in the heavy roles again.
Wisconsin is counting heavily
CT four sophomores in this years
grid outfit. Ends Russ Callahan
and Bob Null: Bill Parrot, quar-
terback, and Eddie Janowsli. full
!. and how that guy Parrot can
rattle off the signals!
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IN. D. Youth Leads
| Country Jockeys
Brantford Boy Rides Three
More Winners; Boosts To.
tai to 1873 Firsts

New York, Oct. 12.-(R-1n q day
of brilliant accomplishments on the
American turf Thursday, Maurice
Moose" Peters, the country's leading
jockey from Brantford, N. D., and the
horses Of Percy M. Pike, California
sportsman, won three races at Maria
gansett Park, and Silvio Coucci, vet
eran New York rider, accounted for
four events at Jamaica.
Peters, scoring with two Of Pixies
horses and @. E. Ewins' Portcoding
for his second straight riding triple,
boosted his total number Of winners
for the year to 1873, lead of nine over
Dublin Taylor, the 17-year-old HON.
my, Okla, rider, who failed to ride q
winner at Coney Island for the second
successive day.
The North Dakota boy put together
his triple with Annarita in the second
and Testing in the featured fifth
event, both Of which are owned by
Pike, Portcoding in the third. The
California sportsman's other victory
came in the sixth race when Lloyd
Chanove scored with Lauretta Nash
Peters being astride Gabbo, owned by
his contract employer. A. A. Baroni
and which finished out Of the money
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Pug Lund in Best
Condition of Career

Minneapolis, Oct. IL. - R - War
drums beat insistently in Minnesota's
football camp Friday with the Co
pliers piling up power for the attack
on Pittsburgh, and leading the lot was
nobody else than Captain Francis
Pug" Lund.
Veteran Of battle bruises for two
years, Captain Pug Is ready to start
with the major marches Of Minnesota
at this time in the best condition. he
says, OF any Of his campaigns with
the Gophers.
All the work and problems thrust
upon him apparently makes Lund
thrive the better. Team mates know
him as q workhorse OF their ranks.
and now he lets out the word that
he's in better shape than ever.
II feel better this week." said Lund.
who always In the past has felt good
enough to make opponents feel bad,
than I've ever felt before while play
Ing here"
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Gopher and Wolverine
Tits to Be Broadcast

Detroit, Oct. l2.-Fifty-six Of
the most important college football
games Of the 1884 season, among
them the Michigan and Minnesota
games, will be covered play by play
III q series Of sectional broadcasts
sponsored by the Chevrolet Motor
company.
The most popular sports announc-
ers on the Stats OF the various net
works and individual stations have
been engaged to give play by play
descriptions Of the SIS selected games.
Michigan Area-Stations WWJ,
WJR and WXYZ. Detroit. and the
Michigan Radio network (WELL,
Battle Creek; WIBM, Jackson:
WKzO, Kalamazoo; WFDF. Flint;
WOOD. Grand Rapids: WBCM. Bay
City, and WIN, lansing. An
nouncers (att Ann Arbor) Ty Tyson
and Bob Longstreet. University Of
Michigan game will be broadcast as
follows: Oct. s, Michigan State at
Ann Arbor: Oct. Is, Chicago at Chi
|cago; Oct. 20, Georgia Tech at Ann
Arbor; Oct. q, Illinois et Ann Arbor:
Nov. 3, Minnesota at Minneapolis;
Nov. 10, Wisconsin at Ann Arbor;
Nov. II, Ohio State at Columbus:
Nov. a, Northwestern ct Ann Ar
Dor.
NorthweS tern ea-Station
WCCO. Announcer, Halsey Hall.
, University Of Minnesota games, as
follows: Oct. 20. Pittsburgh at Pitts
burgh: Oct. n, Iowa at Iowa City;
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N0dak Championship
Hopes to Be Tested

Grand Forks, N. OAK, Oct. H.
MorningSide college, whose meteorio
rise in football circles this season has
raised it from the doormat Of the
North Central conference to one Of
the favorites for the league title, will
apply the acid test to the faint cham
pionship aspirations Of the University
OF North Dakota under the bright
lights Of Memorial stadium, here FRI
day night.
It is generally conceded that the
Sioux will have to play far over their
heads to defeat the high-geared Ma
room outfit, which IS fresh from q
startling 1877 victory over South Da-
kota State, 1888 champions Of the
conference. The Nodaks' victory
chances remain with their ability to
muster defense capable Of coping
with the fast-stepping Morningside
backs.
If we can stop Dean" stated
Coach Jack West of the University
OF North Dakota, perhaps We can
defeat MorningSide. He is one Of the
best ball carriers and passers ever to
play in this conference"
And 1t IS around Dean, left half.
back for the Maroons, that the Morn
ingside attack Is built. He IS an *
cellent passer and q fast, hard run
ming back. Aiding him are Day, full
back, Holloway, all-conference CEN
ter, and Saunderson, son Of the Morn
ingside coach, at quarterback.
Much Of the success Of the univer-
sity is dependent upon the four
Sophomores who will start the game,
One has already proved himself OF
varsity calibre, while the three others
have given promise OF developing in
to stars. Bob Campbell, $50 pound
halfback, IS the sophomore who has
proved his ability to play varsity ball,
while Louis Chumich and Martin
Gainor, the two starting tackles, and
Ben Blanchette, right halfback. are
still in the experimental stage.
At least two Of the university regu.
lars definitely will be out Of the con-
test. Bill Leidholdt. right halfback
is hobbling about with the aid Of .
cane as q result Of q badly twisted
knee received in the South Dakota
game Saturday. In his stead will be-
200 pound Blanchette. Arnold Bray-
erman, left guard, has been out for
two weeks, also with . knee injury.
His position has been filled satisfac-
torily to date by Bill Goethel, 400
pound senior.
Any title hopes the university fans
are entertaining will not appear much
brighter even II the Sioux win to.
nights engagement, for they must
meet on successive Saturdays South
Dakota State and North Dakota
State, both Of whom were regarded q
ffavorttes for the championship In the
Ipre-season dope.
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Grand Forks Retains
1nter-City Grid Title

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 12.-tR-
Grand Forks high school retained the
inter-city football championship here
Thursday night by beating East
Grand Forks II to 8 in q furious
struggle.
The East Siders, victors in only ono
Of five games, turned In their greatest
performance Of the year to hold tho
mighty Maroons to q single touchdown
until the final minute OF play.
Burckhardt scored the first Grand
Forks touchdown on q 12-yard run in
the second quarter and counted tho
other just before the game ended.
Kimblin scored for the East Siders
after 70-yar6 march in the third
period.
It was Grand Forks fifth straight
victory.
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DEFEATED PURDUE,
! RAMBLER ELEVENS
BATTLE SATURDAY
Chicago Team Should Supply
Answer to Michigan's Ap.
parent Weakness
OHIO STATE PLAYS ILLINOIS
Pittsburgh Favored Over South
ern Cal; Trojans Should
Defeat Wildcats

Chicago, Oct. l2.-fP)-Big Ten
football fans, who couldn't believe
their eyes and ears last week when
the first big returns came in, will
find out if it's all so Saturday.
Is Michigan, crushed last Saturday
by Michigan state in ore Of the most
Astounding upSets in years. really
weak or was Michigan State that
good? Chicago. apparently out Of the
woods with a better than fair team
this season. should supply the answer
&c that one.
How about Purdue, beaten by Rice,
md Notre Dame, beaten last week by
Texas? Forty-four thousand fans
are expected to watch them clash
Saturday at Notre Dame in one OF
he most interesting and evenly
matched battles of the entire season.
Another Fritz Pollard?
This Oze Simmons. Iowa's 175-pound
.egro backfield flash? Is he another
Fritz Pollard on the loose? Ne
,raskas Cornhuskers. tough men on
enemy football sensations, may
answer that.
Ohio state, led by a new coach in
francis Schmidt. and Bob Zuppke S
2nd edition: OF fighting Illini are two
ther big questions.
Very few have been sitting up
lights figuring out the other games
involving Big Ten team, Saturday.
Indiana, which invades Temple at
Philadelphia, has been beaten BY
ohio State; Northwestern, trounced
Y Iowa, apparently has gone long
,ay to get another licking from
,tanford, and Wisconsin was ex.
ected to have nothing but success
nd good workout-against South
)akota State at Madison.
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COPHERS ARE WELL EQUIPPED
WITH KICKING, PASSING BACKS

Aberdeen, s. D., lad now is Lund's
principal relief.
Roscoe. letterman, has revealed q
vast improvement as a kicker.
Gophers Veteran Outfit
Rork, q fullback, from Eau Claire,
Wis.,, outkicks the lot when he really
gets his toe into punt. Sam Hunt,
l55-pound quarter Of Red Lake Falls,
is extraordinarily consistent. Rork
and Hunt are sophomores.
Glen Seidel. who called plays and
blocked SO we'll In 1888 that he is the
starting quarterback this fall. has
taken up kicking with astonishing re-
suits.
Minnesota engages two Of the
stronger outside teams before buck
ling down to Western Conference
competition. The Gophers are spend
! ing the fortnight between the Ne
braska battle Of Oct. and Oct. 20
preparing for an invasion Of Pitts
burgh and a contest with the Panth-
ers on the latter date. Games with
Iowa, Michigan, Indiana, Chicago and
Wisconsin follow.
Minnesota was unbeaten last sea-
son, winning two games and tying
four. Ten regulars and II lettermen
are back in uniform. With them are
the promising Clarkson and a flock OF
good material from the frosh.
Playing the Gophers isn't going to
be q picnic for any team this fall.
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Troians Head East
For Pitt Encounter

Kansas City, Oct. Intellectually
determined to disprove charges that
they were afflicted with movie mad
ness" 43 gridmen from the University
Of Southern California sped eastward
Friday to the den Of Pittsburgh's
mighty Panthers.
Howard Jones, the headman Of
Troy, laughed Thursday as he read
statements from the Daily Trojan,
student publication, that the players
had become TOY to some henna-
haired beauty: playthings OF the
movie maguates and had been "wined
and dined" by the mercenary inter-
ests In the film colony.
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-FOUR n. D. SCHOOLS
DEFEND UNCR0SSED
GOALS This WEEK
Grand Forks, Fargo Head List
Of Major City Teams With
Perfect Records
DEMONS PLAY At WILLISTON
Other Encounters Feature Man.
dan at jamestown and
Minot at Devils Lake
NV the Associated Press)

A dozen or more high school foot
ball teams are shaping themselves
enviable records as they head into
the last half of the gr,diron season
i. North Dakota this weekend.
OF those outstanding teams on
which results Of games played are
available, Is grid themselves for at
tempts to extend indicated records
in another contest Friday and Satur-
day.
Standout performances have been
given by Grand Forks, Dickinson,
New Rockford and Lidgerwood whose
gridders have won all their four
comes. Also indicated in four tits
are Garrison, Crosby and Fargo, but
each has been held to tied game
once. Lakota and Willlston in three
scheduled games too, have yet to
meet setback. Othe: indicated
eievens are Rugby. Washburn, Bow
man and Larimore.
Defending uncroSsed goal lines are
Williston, Crosby, Larimore and New
Rockford.
Grand Forks Given Edge
In games played against North
Dakota schools alone, the teams rep
resenting the states eight largest
cities are headed by Grand Forks
and Fargo. each with q perfect
record, the F'orkers with three vic
tories and Fargo one. Devils Lake
and Valley City are tied for third
place. each with three wins. one loss.
Next in order are jamestown. Bis
marck, Mandan and Minot.
Two major games to be played Fri
day are those matching Minot and
Devils Lake; Mandan and jamestown.
Friday will also bring test Of the
Williston aggregation which against
three smaller schools has collected
1913 points while holding opponents
scoreless. They will meet Bismarck.
Other games Saturday are Valley
City at Fargo and Belfield at Dickln-
son. the latter team having the scalp
o. the Mandan Braves.
Tha available cnrnn1ptn records.
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Fights Last Night


(By The AsSociated Pfess)
Milwaukee-0eorge Black, 100,
Milwaukee, stopped Mel Coleman
l62, st. Paul, a.: Dave Barry,
l24. Springfield, H.. stopped Ed
die Anderson. 18TH, Detroit. 60;
Holman williams, 1877, Detroit,
stopped Tommy Corbett. al,
Omaha. CD: Frank Vogl, 195,
GAINESVILLE. Wis. outpointed john
ny Lemayre. 1873. Chicago. 90.