davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
Electric POwer
Output Tops
Week Ago
BY International News Service

ny AhternatIOnal news service
While electric power output
during the week ended January
5 rose slightly over the week be-
fore, the margin of increase over
the corresponding week of the
year before was cut down, ac-
cording to the Edison Electric
Institute.
Output for the week totaued
1,668,731,000 kilowatt hours
against 563,678,OOO the year
before, an increase of 81 per
cent. The week before output
was 1,650,467, 900 kilowatt hours
against 1.539,OO2,O00 kilowatt
hours in 1884, an increase of 7.2
per cent.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
GRAIN FUTURES
FIRM, NARROW

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 G.N.S0.
Grain futures ruled firm in a mar
row range early today, influenced
by the relative strength at Liver
pool.
Wheat fell back after gaining
% $1.O13s for the May delivery
and corn displayed a similar
trend with the active delivery
holding around the 91-cent level.
Near noon wheat was I'm
changed to Ac up, corn u to
3ac higher, oats 1sc off to bc
up and rye Is to l2c higher.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

tsl Optional stock cash tOl Parity o' Extra
Gl On account OF accqmuatiOns (E> No regular rate:
latest payment (hl Payable in (mJ Special
(n) Paid this (ww) warrants (xw) without
warrants. (S) Ex-dividend. (t) Ex-righta
Dividend rate in dollars parenthesea (Note) Extra
dividends published through regular dividend
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
RIGHT To WORK
NOT|ONSANNOY
PROFESSOR
BY LEWIS HANEY

by LEWIS IHhINLL
Professor Of Economics, N. Y. u.
The outstanding features of the
last two Presidential messages
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
GAS STORES UP

American Petroleum Institute
estimates storage of finished gas
oline in week ended January S
at 44,176, 900 barrels. an increase
of 100000 over previous week.
Crude oil output averaged $685.
900 barrels daily, Q decrease of
81, 400 barrels.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
PAYS ON ARREARS

Reliable Stores Corporation has
paid dividend of 81 on the first
preferred stock on account of &C.
emulation on January 2 to stock
Of record the same date. This
leaves accumulated dividends due
on the first preferred stock of ST..
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

and Peoples Gas rose nearly a
point. Some low-priced issued rose
fractionally.
Standard of California was one
Of the stronger spots in the pc
troleum list.
Steels ignored advancing opera
tions. U. S. Steel ruled somewhat
above the 80 level.
Rails were mixed. Atchison re-
covered after an early drop. The
others were quiet and little
changed.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

/. The rec
ignition of
the failure Of
. large part
Of the New
Deal schemes
to stimulate
industry and
relieve unem-
pIOyment -
notably tn
NRA.
2. T h e
frank adOp-
ton Of the
radical a n d
OcialiS tic
Anok~1vnn 90
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
ILLINOIS BONDS

R. w. PreSsprich & Co. has
offered $1,63O,0OO State of Hi
nois 34 per cent relief bonds
1941-1943, at prices to yield from
2.60 per cent to 2.7o per cent, &C
cording to maturity.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10

SpeclaltieS the
only develop
ment.
Among tn e
strong spots
were Gillette
and C on t l.
n e n tai Can,
both going to
new highs for
1934-35. LoeW'S
was better in
tn the amuSe-
mentS.
Utilities con-
tinued fir m.
C on S oil idated
Gas 11,oe ctoo dv
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
More Freight Cars
Now in Good Repair
BY International News Service


Class l railroads on December
IA had 397 ,663 surplus freight cars
in good repair and Immediately
available for service, the Associa-
ton of American Railroads re-
ports.
This was an increase Of 16.30S
cars compared with December !.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
Peoples Reports
Big Rise in Sales
By International News Service

Peoples Drug Stores reported
December sales of $1,938, 1913, COM
pared with $1,670,949 in Decem-
ber, 1888, an improvement Of 15.9
per cent.
Twelve months sales were $16,-
902,713, against $15,498,387 In
1898, a gain of 9 per cent.
The Washington times., 1935-01-10
SPEC|ALT|ES Up
ON IRREGULAR
STOCK LIST
Rx LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 QN.S0.
The stock market today was In
decisive, with strength in a few
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

che TODD Madrid Saba por la
.prensa, que ell marques censor
tie de la difunta marquesa de
Riab1ja, Sc habia suicidado, ig-
norabase 81 por ell dolor produ-
edo por la perdida de SUI espo-
sa... o por otro dolor mas pro
saico Y material.
Uno de los que leyeron la no.
ticia ahuella nocfle, fue Mora
les, EnriQuillo Morales, que en-
en- las postrimerias de su fortu-
ma, aun celebraba una orgia eS-
candalosa en- la Pe7a del diGblo,
funddda por el, Costa Nina
Campo Oscuro.
Su exclamation, medic ebrio
de champagne, fue eSta:
i Pobre Elvirital La quise..
iJuro y sostengo que la Quise!
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
CON LOS GUAM E

Ell Congreso de la Union IN
ternacional de B0xeO ACADIA de
verificarse en- Brusefas, la ca
pital de Belgica.
Por Ell Congress-, luego de
una ampliU discussion fueron a.
Iprobados los siguienies cam
peones: peso de mosca, Jackie
Brown, de Inglaterra peso ga
10, Baltasar Belengrer, Sang
chilli, de Valencia, iEspanbI;
pesos pluma, Freddie Miller, de
EstaGos Unidos; pesos E2eros,
Tony Canzoneri, Estados Uni
dos; pesos welters, Barney
Ross, Estadcs Unidos; pesos
needles, Marcel Thil, Francia;
pesos semipesados, yacante; pc
SOS peSados, V1cante.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

New York, JUNO 27.-Por SD
ccmbate del martes con ell tia
liano Primo Camera Sc entreg6
aver al pdgil negT $s@ Luis
de etroit, la cantksd de $44,
666.16.
Todos los crlticos .%studian
Lhora ell combate ofrecido por
ell eti6pico y cast todos convie-
men en- que sera muy dificil i'm
pedir su llegada a la cuspide.
Mike Jacobs, ell empresario del
Club Siglo Veinte, Sc mostraba
aver muy complacido y dijo que
ell pr6ximo adversario del ne
gro Sc lie escogera entire Max
Baer y Max Schmelin, hebreo
eel primero y mi" el segundo.
Baer, que habia dioho hace
pocos diaS que pelearia con el
negro en- s~eptiembre, anoche no
Sc mostraba tan SECURE y ell di-
rector Ancil Hoffman em2ez6
de nuevo a mostrar inquitud.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
LIE pagaron al negro por la pelea $44,666.l6
-
Jacobs saldra en- busca del germano Schmeling

.por las manos de su p-trocina-
do.
Asegdrase que al f:abreo lie
cause pr2funda in19resi6n la
maravillosa pQt6ncia de punos
del negro.
Joe Jacobs, ell director de
Schmeling, saldra ell viernes pa
ra Europa con H. intenci6n de
.ldgrar que el aleman retorne a
los EstadoS Unidos despues de
la pelea que el dia 7 de julio sos
.tendra con Pauline UzcUdun.
mo Sc alpuren, dijo Jacobs,
tan pronto yo lie eNpllsue a Max
que Luis es la mas tgli1nde atrac
ci6n de taquilla del ring, y
que lie lpodemos derrotar, inme-
diatamente subira a un vapor
conmigo. 70 lie cablegrafi6 que
ell tanto por ciento ofrecido rem
diria no menos de 100000.
Tcmando por base las cifras
de nnoche, una pelea entire Luis
-Baer 0 LUis-Schmeling elevara
de nuevo las recaudaciones a
los gloriosos dias de Tex Rick
ard.
Unas $1,000 pagaron ell mar
ties por presenciar ell match la
cantidnd de 1923, 555, "A quedan-
do ell total neto, luego de paga-
dos los impuestOs, EN- 1915,
'531.87.
De csc total Sc entregaron al
.fono de leche $27 ,553.18; a Car
nera, por su 35%, $86, 1929 81,
y a Luis, 1879, $44, sos, 16.
"Una magnifica cosa por seis
"ronds"-coment6 Ell negro. Ell
empresario Mike Jhcobs ofre-
clio aver un almuerzo en- honor
de los gladiadores, periodistas,
etc, pero Luis no Sc present6.
Dlcese que Jacobs tiene aho-
|ra pensado enfrentar al negro,
el mes pr6ximo, con e lpesca-
dor de Chicago, ell famoso Y de-
cadente King Levinsky. Brad
dock declare aver que peleara
con ell negro 81 este continua
Siendo eel mejOr hombre" pa
ra el verano de 1886. Jacobs tie
ne la firma de Luis para otras
dos peleas.
Luis SOresi, ell director de
Carnera, dice que NO sabe cual
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

primavera, LENA de mistarics0
y poetico encanto.
La claridad de la luna pene-
Itrab3 por los abiertos ventana-
les de una de las celdas del con-
|vento de las Hermanitas de San
Vicente de Paul.
La brisa deSiizabase suave,
.perfumada con el arcm4 de las
flores del jardin, y Ell silencio
imponente de la noahe voces
miSteri~saS ~rarecian entonar
.un himno a la vida.
Como para ha2er resalt r
mas ell si!encio que reinaba en-
la santa casa, mansion de los
que buscaban en- ell eiercicio de
la Card d satisfaction a sus an
Eelos piadosOs o consuelo tai
vez a crueles desenganos, la
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

fuente del jardin dejaba DIR
ell monotone murmullo del aqua
al caer de los canos en- la taxa
alabastrina, de la que Sc derra-
maba para refresaar las carolas
de las flores, sedientas de fires
cura, como corazones j6venes
sedientos de amor.
Aquel murmullo acompasa-
do, ritmico, parecia ell sordo
tic-tac de un rtloj gigantesco,
del reloj de la vida, que mide
con las is6cranas oscilaciones
&c su cendulo, lis dias de la
mentos breves en- la eternidad
existencia de les morales, mo-
sin limites del Universe.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

sera su future y ell del gigantic
en- ell arte de los puhos. "Carne-
ra me dijo anodne que deseaba
regresar a Italia y vivir ALI
tra~nquilamente. No habD3re con
el de esta question hasta que
hayan pasado varios dfas. ST
quiere retirarse, no me Opon-
DIRE. ST quiere seguir peleando
continuare acomtInandole.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
Mike Firpo Iuchara en- la Arena del Circulo

Primo Camera, segdn publ
camos en- otro lugar, Sc CONVEX
tira en- luchador per haber fra
casado como gladiator de pri-
mera fila.
Mike Firpo, un pugil tampe-
no, que hace mos conmovia a
los fieles en- Benjamin Field y
en- la Arena de la D6cima ave-
nidaL tambi6n Sc ha metido a
nuchador y el viernes tendra de
adversariO a Pete Baltrsh. Fir
20 ha venido adiestrandose en-
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
| |

En- ell interior de Ia, zelda,
.Junto a la vent5na, sentada en-
un slll6n Y banada por los ra-
yos de la luna, que parecia
rodearla de una aureola de luz,
Veiase una nOvicia de diez Y o.
ono ahcs, que habia de profesar
al Ola siguiente.
La novicia era hermosa CO.
mo Ell ensueho de I'm poeta,
ideal como la imagen valerosa
de una Huston.
Cuando TODD callaba, GUAM
TODD dormia, ella unicamen-
'e velaba, dando quiza Ell dltimo
y eterno adds al mundo, a a.
quei mundo al que lbs a renun-
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

las dItimas semanas y NAL la
lgasaran los '1barrigoneS' que
Sc at9rquen mudao "a sus pu-
nos.
Nick Bacalis, ell griego, lu-
CHI; a con Ike Newman, y Gus
Pappas, otro griego, con Frank
LaMarque.
Ell en- rosario Bob Galiano,
de la Arena del Circulo Sc pro-
Done inportar luchgdoreS de
y otros lugares, 81 ell pd-
blico coOpera con 6l.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

Z6se furioSo sobre don Manuel.
Este, que era buen mozo, for
nido y robusto, lie cogi6 por los
brazoS con sus blancas y cuida-
daS manos, 10 levant6 en- alto y
10 trio contra la alfombra, CO.
mo 81 fuese un fardo, diciendo j:
i Bendiga listed la suerte
de que vista 70 estoS habitoS,
pues de 10 contrario...
Dirigi6le una mirada despre-
ciativa y sali6 del deapacho con
ademan tranqullo Y majestuo-
so.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

Campeones de Europa: pc
SOS mosca, PraXides Clyde, de
Francia; pesos gallo, Mauricio
Dubois, Suiza; pesos pluma,
Maurice Hitter, Francia; pc
SOS ligero, v~acante; pesos well
ter, Gustlvo Elder, Alemania;
pesos medic, Marcel Thil, Fran
cha; pesos semipesados, vacan-
tie; pesos pesados, vacante.
Ell congreso no vOlvera a reu-
nirse hasta 1887 y e~nt9nces 10
hara en- Barcelona.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
BOXEO
ARIZMENDI LLEGARA MA
MANA

Habana, JUNO 27.-Arriba-
ra mahana a este puerto, pro-
cedente de Veracruz, el notable
pugilist1, campe6n de su cate
goria, Baby Arizmendi, muy pc
pular en- los Estados Unidos.
Como va Sc ha anunciado en-
esta c2g ital peleara con ell gla-
diador espanol "Fillo" Echeve-
rrfa.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
LIGA NACIONAL

Atacaron los Rodgers
dGcima entrada y yenciei
les Card5nales. Ell dij
Casey fue eNpula ldosdel
no por discutir una decision Hel
un pire McrssSa fonso L8zG
bate6 un hit en- tres1vSsL
st. Luis SC, shy 2e; xl N
&c, 18Th, lie.
OtraSez los Piratas vapulea-
ron a los Braves, afirmandose
en- ell segundo puesto de -lahlga.
Pittsburgh AZ, 11h, OeSBos-
ton 2c, Oh, lie.
Pittsburgh SC, Oh, Be; Bos-
ton 1c, 4h, 2e.
Tires pittaers del Cincinnati
fueron apr stados per los ba-
.teadores del Filadelfia, que DIES
cargaron IA hits y llegaron II
veces al home. George Wat
kins peg6 dos "jonrrones" = Ca
mill unO.
Cincinnati sc, 8A 2e; Filadel
fla 12c, 14h, 4e.
Schumacher lanz6 de name
III magistral tpor JOS Gigantes,
luciendCse en- los momentos apu
RADIOS, y alcanz6 su octava VIC
,toria de la temporada. Mel OFT
,bafe6 su ID "jonrr6n" del ano,
con Terry en- las bases dando
Iel triunfo a su club.
Chic go PC, 8h, lie; New
York sc, 8h, De.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
Tratase de contratar a Max Baer O
Sckmelin8. como oponente de Jose Luis
Hecha a Camera n ofeta de $4,000

Los Angeles, JUNO 27.-Una
oferta de $4,000 Sc ha hecho
por el empresa~io Lou Daro, de
esta ciudad, a. gigantic Primo
Camera, a cambio de que lut..e
con el "Montan6s" Dean, ell bar
budo de Georgia que pes1 BIT
libras. Camera, como Sc sabe,
fu6 luchador antes qse boxea-
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

t~enerlos por amigos que por e
nemigos. Peor para listed 81 ash
no ha querido entenderlo.
Y, edaand0se a reir, volvi6le
la espalda Y Sc encamin6 a la
puerta.
Estas cinicas frases, colma-
ron la medida de la desespera-
ci6n de Candida.
Sin reparar EN- aquel momen-
to en- su debilidad, su flaqueza,
su escasez de energfas, abalan-
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

PLAYA DE CLEARWATER
Casas nuevas, ~frescas, amue-
bladas. Comodidades para dor
cmir de 6 a 8 personals. Bano,
ducha exterior, cochera, Guar
tos para criados. Dirijase al
rrcpietario, Gus Wilder, Clear
water, Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
Noticias de Baseball
LIGA AMERICANA

Tcdos los juegos que habian
senalados para aver Sc aplaza-
ron a caUsa de la lluvia.
Los Tigres jugaran hoy con
les Medals BA2incas, los Senado-
res con los Yankees, los Medals
con los Atleticos y los In
dios y los Browns descansaran.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27
VI

Pccos minutes deSpueS, dem
tro del despacho son2ba una de-
tonaei6n, y aquella misma no
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

e Daro cree que acudirian a
pr ;enciar ell match mas de
100, 900 personas.
lean es I'm ~hsdor muy po-
lpu ar y semana tras semana a.
trao al pdbIico. ST Camera a.
cet Ia tendra que concederle a
su rival una v~entaja de IS lbs.
La gaceta., 1935-06-27

En- esta liga solo jugaran hoy
Phillies y Braves, en- un doble
partido.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-31
ACE DOUBLES PAIRS
FACING IN TOURNEY
Mather- Mangan and Lynch-Mar'
key Feature Middle Atlantic
Matches Today.

D EDS MATHER and Tom Mangan
~ were to face Hugh Lynch. former
Princeton tennis captain, and Bud
Marley. once captain of the court
team at Notre Dame, in the feature
match of today's competition in the
Middle Atlantic doubles champion
ships on the Army and Navy Club
courts.
Other matches found Dolly Mitchell
and Tony Latona battling Stanley
Carr and John Breese and Ralph Nc
Elvenny and Barney Welsh were to
match strokes with Ritzenberg and
Pat Deck.
The defending champions. Alphonso
Smith and John Wheatley moved into
the semi-finaS by eliminating Harry
March and Charlie Charming in their
initial match and Manuel Erana Felix
Silva. PHILIPPINE aces, in the second
round.
Summaries:
First round-Lynch and Markey de-
feated Hardy and. Kennedy. 81. 81,
and so ooa MsSue and pole dsfes.ed H Rsr
enbere and A. Ritzsnbere defeated Miller
s sad s saa Deck won from Miller II and
ner by default; Mangan and Mathers de-
feated Turner and Thompson, g. 60:
g.: McIlvenny and Welsh defeated
Kennedy and Alling. 90, 60, 81:
Dorst ard Dorst won from Sweeney and
partner by default:
feate e March and Claiming. 10. al,
60: Erana and Silva defeated Hatch and
Hatch: 60. - 81: Lynch and
SIS. e.. O.; .McIlvenny and Welsh
defeated Dorst and Dorst. 60. 60
60: Mangan and Mathers defeated A.
zenbere and Deck defeated Redgrave and
Stocklinski. ga. 6-3. 6-s. IL. e:
Mitchell and Latona won from Anderson
feated Rise and Bennett, g., 81, 81
81
feated Erana and Silva. 6-1, 6-3, 81
81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-31
D. c. HORSES SLATED
IN LEESBURG SHOW
Loudoun Hunt Program to Begin
Early Tomorrow-Many Big
Stables Represented.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
7 EESBURG, Va, May 31.-Exhibi-
tors in the annual Loudoun Hunt
Horse Show on Patrick j. Hurleys
Belmont estate tomorrow will include
a score Of prominent horsemen from
Northern Virginia and a number OF
well-known owners from Washington
according to an announcement made
today by w. F. Peach. secretary of the
meeting.
The extensive program starting at
10 Am. will bring into action hunters
and jumpers owned by r. H. Penny
baker. Joseph J. Cotter. and Misses
Margaret Cotter and Anna Hedrick OF
Washington; W. H. Lipscomb OF
Washington and Leesburg; Judge J
r. H. Alexander. Mrs. John Galleher
Mrs Patrick Hurley, I. H. Dunn. Miss
Eleanor Rust and others from Loudour
County.
Other exhibitors will be the Peach
Brothers. Dr. Archibald c. Randolph
Roger Bayley and George Robert Slater
of Upperville: Maj Turner Wiltshire
E. L. Redmon and Taylor Harding OF
Middleburg, and Miss Mary Keogh Of
Sperryville. The classes will be judged
by Ray H. Norton of Washington anc
Janon Fisher, jr., of Green Spring
Valley, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-31
Diamond Dust

With four insect leagues due to get
under way Sunday. one of the heaviest
schedules in sandlot history Is pre-
dicted, More than 100 games were
raineo out yesterday, but few teams
braved the elements and muddy dia-
monds to play.
Vic GauzZa, president of tie Ma
tional City League, has ruled mat the
Stansbury A. C.-Warwick game, which
terminated abruptly with the score
1913, Stansbury, at the end of the
sixth inning last Sunday when the
teams were forced to vacate the dia-
mond, will be played out soon.
Results:
Branchville A. c.. s-3: Lucketts
Bar, 5-12.
Colmar Manor, IA; Lenox A. c..
Rockville. 10; Cabin John, b
Chevy Chase irays. g. White Star
A. c.. /.
Burleigh A. c., 8; versis, 0.
The Bethesda Red Sox are seeking
opposition for Sunday with teams
averaging Is years of age and Under
Call Wisconsin 4132.
Ross Jewellers want game for Sum
day. Call Manager Ray Hutton at
Atlantic 5422.
Luckett's Bar nine Is seeking Sun
day double-header with an unlimited
team. Call Manager Newman at
Capitol Heights Sill between and 8
pm.
The P. w. A. outfit wants out-of-
town games with strong unlimited
mines. Phone Adams 578S after 6
pm
Branchville A. C. will meet the May
fair Laundry team Sunday on the
Berwyn field at 2:30 o'clock
The Patsy Inn A. c. will play the
Bethesda Firemen Sunday Oh the
Maryland Park diamond.
E. w. A. base ballers will travel to
Fredericksburg, Va, Sunday for a
game with the Fredericksburg Elks.
The Little Taverns Base Ball Club
will be unable to play the Northeast
Cardinals Sunday due to a previous
engagement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-31
Minor Leagues

International.
Baltimore, 40; Newark, SO.
Syracuse. SO: Albany. 2-3.
Buffalo, 81; Toronto. 2-5.
Rochester, 12-0; Montreal, SIS.
American Association.
Columbus, 81: Toledo. IS.
Indianapolis 19-6; Louisville, 8-lN
Milwaukee, 80; Kansas City, Il.
ST. Paul, "A; Minneapolis. 6-8.
Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles, Al; Sacramento, 20.
Seattle, 6-3; Missions, 40.
Hollywood, 1910: Portland, II.
Oakland, 5-18; San Francisco, as
Southern Association.
Chattanooga, 6: Atlanta. o.
Nashville, ii; Knoxville, Is.
Memphis, ST.; Birmingham, 30.
Little Rock, 8; New Orleans, 3.
Fort Worth, Al; Oklahoma City.
81.
Dallas, Ill; Tulsa, 80.
Beaumont. 4; Galveston, 3.
San Antonio, 7; Houston, 3.
Western.
Davenport. Z; Des Moines. 8.
Rock Island, 30; Sioux City, 12-4
Keokuk, 81 st. Joseph. %.
Omaha, 7-3; Cedar Rapids, 90.
New York-Pennsylvania.
Williamsport. 90, Hazelton, ii
Wilkes-Barre, l3-3; Scranton
3-12.
Binghamton. 10; Elmira, 8.
Reading, 5, Harrisburg, 4.
Piedmont
Portsmouth. 5-4; Norfolk, As.
Asheville, Is; Richmond, IL.
Atlantic.
GAINESVILLE. 4; Huntington, 2.
Portsmouth. II; Dayton, 8.
Three-Eye.
Bloomington. 1l-8; Decatur. %.
Terre Haute. Z; Fort Wayne, 4.
Springfield, 3D. Peoria, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-31
REGARD TROJANS
AS UNSTOPPABLE
May Score in II Events of
Title Meet-SeCond.PIaCe
Fight to Be Keen.
BY ALAN GOULD.
Associated Dress Sports Writer

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 81
Back to the eastern track and field
wars after an interval Of two years.
Southern CALIFORNIA; versatile Tro-
jams prepared to get on their high
horse today. in the qualifying trials
of the seth intercollegiate A. A. A. A.
championships. and pave the way for
their seventh team conquest In a
span of 10 years. Finals will be held
tomorrow.
Accidents can happen to upset the
most careful athletic calculations but
it appeared to be breeze" for the
Pacific Coast champions. coached by
the veteran Dean Cromwell and
featuring a set Of performers as new
TO eastern track fans as they appear
we'll qualified to go places and heave
things. The Trojans, capable of scor-
| ing in a dozen of the Is events. are
especially well fortified in the hurdles
and jumps.
Stanford Four Powerful.
STANFORD. which captured the I,
- c. A. A. A. A. trophy at Philadel-
phia last year with a seven-man
team, relies on quartet of stalwarts
this time to make respectable show
ing At that, the four Indians from
Palo Alto-Jim Reynolds. Phil Levy.
Sam Klopstock and Johnny Mottram
may give the University of Cali
fornia's l3-man squad a fight for
second place, with Cornell. Harvard
and Columbia carrying the East's BAN
ner in the point-battle.
The old guards hopes are pinned
mainly on turning back the Far West
ern stars in majority of the indi-
vidual contests. Even this Is an up
hill prospect. for the Californians fig
OF the IS crowns at stake In scram-
BILE that may see a nalf dozen new
meet records established.
CALIFORNIA; sensational George An
derson Is the odds-on choice to win
both the 100 and 200 meter dashes,
with Ben johnson. Columbia Negro.
as his only real Eastern threat. West
ern hurdlers dominate both the high
and low timber-topping fields. al
though Cornell's Ham Hucker, Bow
doin's Phil Good. and Harvard's Mil
ton Green have chances to spring up
sets. Jimmy Lu Vallee of U. C. L. A.
should repeat his 1888 conquest in the
400 meters, with O'Brien of Syracuse,
Ring Of Holy Cross and Hofstetter OF
Dartmouth among those in pursuit.
Big Chance for Venzke.
WITH his old Princeton rival, Bill
| w Bonthron, out of the way, Gene
Venzke If Pennsylvania has an op-
portunity to strike double blow for
the East. The Quaker flyer is the best
bet in both the 800 and 500 meter
runs. The 3,000-meter race looks to
be a battle among Bruce Kerr Of Cor
nell, Tom Ottey of Michigan State
and Tom Russell of Manhattan.
Except for the hammer throw, In
which the Canfornians refuse to take
part, the field events offer only a
fighting chance for the Eastern boys
Keith Brown, the great Yale vaulter
VINO has never been beaten In I. C.
A. A. A. A. competition, will have to
be at his best to outvault Earl Mead
ows of Southern California. Meadows
has cleared 10 feet 37s inches, better
than anything Brown has done this
year.
Manhattan's Hop O'Del also will
be hard pressed to keep the javelin-
tossing title, with strong challengers
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IN THE STAR

CENTRAL'S recent victory in the
~ high school track and field
championships was its nine
tenth in 20 meets. Principal
Emory Wilson and Coach Bill Foley
are given much of the credit for
Central's fine showing. Gould
Menefee coached Central to a base
ball title this year.
frankie Nelson meets Charley
Egan in the main bout Of the semi
monthly boxing card tonight at
Ardmore Both are New Workers.
Speidell, crack Central High
School pole vaulter, is planning to
enter the Maryland Agriculture
College, it is reported.