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Evening star., 1935-03-15
LOUIS SEES BAER
AS PREY FOR HIM
Calls Champ wild Swinger'
Who Can Be Hit-WantS
Match in Summer.

~ ETROIT, March Is R.-
Champion Max Baer, in the
- modest opinion of Young Joe
Louis, is a wild swinger"
who can be hit.
The 20-year- old Negro, the Brown
Bomber" whose dynamite laden fists
have ripped him spot in the front
ranks of heavyweight contenders,
would like a match with Baer this
Summer. There's no suggestion of
boastfulness when he drawls: II be-
lieve can knock him out or decision
him in IS rounds"
Has Plenty of Confidence.
r OUIS said his manager, John w.
Roxborough, feels he needs more
experience, but Joe doesn't agree
with him.
i've got confidence in myself" he
said. I've got confidence in myself no
matter who would step into the ring
with. I've never seen Baer fight in
anything but an exhibition, but l did
see the pictures of the Baer-Carnera
fight several times, and don't believe
Baer could hit me enought to hurt
bad. I really don't.
"Baer should have knocked Carnera
out-and I think he was trying to put
him away long before the fight was
stopped in the eleventh. I could have
stopped Camera quicker-I just know
I could I don't think Baer could hit
me no solid punch-and I don't think
anybody can hit much harder than /
do now-noWay.
Old Enough. He Says.
I'D LIKE to meet Baer before I
get whiskers. Why-I'll be 81
in May. and I think that's old
enough to fight anybody. I'll never
punch any harder than I do now,
and if I can't get matches with other
good boys-why. skip them guys and
get ahold of Baer first"
Schmeling and Carnera are the
best heavyweights in his path to a
shot at Baer, Joe believes. Art Lasky
of Minneapolis, he says, "can be hit
with yo' eyes shut-with any hand,
Louis will fight here March 20 and
in Chicago April II. His opponents
have not been selected.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
FEAR SPINE INJURY
OF HAMAS IN BOUT
Legs Become Practically Useless
and Speech Affected by
Schmeling Beating.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
r ONDON, March 15-Steve Hamas,
L New Jersey heavyweight. not
only lost his chance to fight
Max Baer for the championship when
he was stopped by Max Schmeling in
Hamburg last Sunday. but he may
suffer even more serious consequences,
according to a Berlin dispatch to the
Daily Express by Trevor Wignall, box
ing critic.
Hamas is showing serious after
effects of the gruelling battle, and it
is feared he suffered a spinal injury.
His condition has become so serious
that he was unable to accept an invi-
tation to visit Chancellor Hitler at
Munich, Wignall reported.
Before he left Hamburg he prac-
tically had lost the use of his legs"
the dispatch said. Even his speech
has been slightly affected"
Evening star., 1935-03-15
MT. RAINIER PLAYS
BASKET BALL FINAL
Faces Penn Avenue for Maryland
Western Shore Championship.
Conquers Annapolis.

HoUNT RAINIER HIGH basket
VI ers, who as champions OF
Prince Georges County COM
peted in the recent annual metro
politan championship tourney spon-
sored by The Star, meet the Penn
Avenue High School quint Monday
night at Cumberland in the Anal for
the Western Shore title in the State
high school championship tourney of
the Playground Athletic League of
Maryland. The winner will battle the
Eastern Shore victor-either Cam
bridge or Salisbury High-for the
State crown.
A 1920 win over Annapolis High
last night in Ritchie Coliseum at the
University of Maryland put the Mount
Rainier quint in the Western Shore
final. The District Liners. after trail
ing from the start, spurted in the
third quarter to gain a commanding
lead over the Anne Arundel County
champs.
Mount Rainier also gained the
Western Shore title round in 1884, but
was put out by Allegheny, last sea-
sons State champ, which was elm
mated this season by Penn Avenue:
Summary:
Evening star., 1935-03-15
FIGHTS TO DECIDE
FUTURE R|NGF0ES
WoIfram.De GraSSe Go Vic.
tor Due to Meet Winner of
Rivers-Sarron Tilt.
BOUT with the winner Of the

A BOUT with the winner Of the
" Forthcoming return match be-
~ tween Petey Sarron and Cali
fornia Joe Rivers-scheduled
at the Washington Auditorium two
weeks hence-probably will await the
victor of Monday nights Frankie
Wolfram Pete De Grasse scrap, it was
announced today by Matchmaker
Goldie Ahearn.
Despite De Grasses two rousing VIC
tories over frankie kid Covelli early
this Winter, Pete is likely to be an
underdog when he battles Wolfram,
claimant of the Canadian feather
weight championship. De Grasses de-
feat by Eddie Burl in his last local
appearance did not boost his stock,
while Wolfram invades with a classy
record which includes a handy VIC
tory over Billy Landers in his only
start in Washington. In three bouts
with Chicago's sensational Everett
CYoung) Rightmire, the stocky Cana
dian has scored one knockout, one
decision and lost one duke. Other
victims on his slate include Nose
Butch, Ross Fields, Dario Marino,
Moon Mullen, Bobby Leitham and
Britt German.
Leroy Dougan, whose injured hand
was believed sufficiently painful to
prevent him from fighting, has been
placed back on the card upon assur-
ance that he will be ready to go six
rounds against Joe Green. another
local featherweight, in a return bout.
They met two weeks ago and drew.
In other six FOUNDERS Sid SilaS will
face Roddy Davis in an all-local well
terweight battle, and Mike Tardugno
District featherweight, will oppose
Wesley Martin. Stanford Carrier and
Kid Easter will box in a four-round
curtain raiser.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
SPIKERS' TEAMS TRAVEL

Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A. Spikers'
Club will send basket ball and volley
ball teams against the Harrisburg
Pa) Y. tomorrow at the Twelfth
Street Y.
Members of the Spikers' squad are
Joseph Hall, DR.. w. H. Greene, Ever
ett Jeffries, Winfield Thomas, James
Brown, T. Mann, L. H. johnson,
James Martin, Harold Martin. James
Tyson. John Boone, J. A. Lightfoot,
L. Logan and London King.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
CEICAGO.-Everett Marshall, 210,
La Junta, Colo, threw Mehmet Yousif
200, Turkey, 37:12.
CAMDEN, N. J.-Gino Garibaldi,
218, Italy, defeated Joe Dusek, 212,
Omaha, two out of three falls.
TORONTO. Ernie Dusek, 230,
Omaha, defeated Vic Christie, 208,
Glendale, Calf, two out of three falls.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
TOUTED FRESHMAN
IS PUNK RASSLER
Gives CoIor|ess Exhibition
Pinning Grobmier-Crowd
Biggest in a Year.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

EhhANSAO
A FOINE broth of lad with the
~ sod of Ould Erin still clinging
~ to his boots stalked out of our
gullible township today with
his eighteenth straight American
rassling victory, pocketful of jack
and what smacked suspiciouSly Of a
mind that cannot quite grasp the
meaning of all the fuss and furore over
young Danno O'Mahoney.
OMahoney's feeling probably is
shared by the majority of $500 Wash
ington rassling incurableS, who have
little doubt today as to why the over
grown Irish boy with the Soupbowl
haircut collects only 10 per cent of his
earnings. To judge by disappointing
two-fall victory over poor old Freddy
Grobmier last night at the Washing
ton Auditorium, one of the most pub
licized rasSlers in history cannot wres-
tie his way out of vat of whipped
cream.
The KIDS color so lar seems lnlteo
to a pair of green tights. The pen
that wrote such glowing tales and the
mat trust that showed him from the
obscurity of an Irish Army encamp-
ment are far mightier than Danno's
muscles. They deserve the remaining
90 per cent of Dannos gates"
On the strength of a beautiful
press agent job, IT consecutive vic
tories in this country and % more
wins in row in Britain, O'Mahoney
drew the largest paying crowd in more
than a year last night to herald the
dawn of a new era of prosperity for
local rassling. 1t is doubtful, however,
if he could return and attract half
that number. Like Jim Browning and
his airplane scissors, Danno and his
Irish whip just do not click with
the trade.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
Basket Briefs

Home Owners Loan and National
City sextets won Community Center
Basket League girls games last night,
the former defeating Shamrocks.
1920, and the latter drubbing N. r.
A., 29-ll.
Brooks Club fair basketers trounced
the St. Rita's lassies of Alexandria,
1913, in the Gonzaga gym. Reba Kir-
son. Bobsey Turney and Kay johnson,
tennis luminarieS, showed they also
are good basket ball players as they
led the Brooks outfit to victory.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
Ohoney Debunkedi Mat Win eetin CrcusBou
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
MANAGER CLARK GRIFFITH

MANAGER CLARK GRIFFITH
Nl of the Nationals says Gig
arctic smokers are to be
barred from his club. He says he
has told his scouts he wants no
player who smokes cigarettes, even
if he appears to be second Ty
Cobb.
Regulars defeated the Colts, 8
to 8, in q base ball game this
morning at Charlottesville. Moeller,
Gandil, Morgan, Mcbride. Henry,
Stevens, Ayers, Pick, Engel. Will
liams and Foster all socked the
ball.
Francis Ouimet. amateur golf
champion, will compete in the
fifteenth annual United States and
South championships at Pinehurst.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
"DA1LY DOUBLE" AT BOWIE.

The daily double wagering system
will mark the race meeting at the
Bowie track, which opens April 2. The
Maryland Racing Commission, which
heretofore has looked with disfavor
upon the daily double, has granted
permission to the Southern Maryland
track to use the system for the first
and third races on each days card.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
STARTS BASKET TOURNEY.

Play in the first annual Twelfth
Street Y. M. C. A. intramural basket
ball tourney starts next Thursday.
Teams eligible to compete for the
Sport Center trophy offered the win
ner are Musketeers, Metropolitan
Church, Comrades, Third Baptist,
Parliamentarians and Asbury Church.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
YOUNG BOXERS BATTLE.

Boxers of Precinct No. S Boys Club.
Metropolitan Police, who boast
fine record, were to seek more glory
this afternoon against the unbeaten
Boys Club leatherpushers of Rich
mond in the Old Dominion capital.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
"Irish Whip" a Common Hold.

"HERE was little to the exhibition
which marked DannoS debut
South Of the Mason-Dixon line.
Built more on the lines of heavy
weight boxer than a raSSler, O'Ma-
honey required only l8 minutes to
win both falls over Grobmier, tired
veteran from way back. A tame
WriStlock and arm stretch pinned the
skinny Iowan after u minutes, while
the Irish Whip" was employed to
throw Grobmier for the second time
after minutes. Not once did Grob-
mier clamp on hold but one-sided
as the affair proved, O'Mahoney failed
to impress and suggest the man who
will topple Londos from the perennial
throne, as per hints cast within the
mat ranks.
There is nothing spectacular about
the young 1rishman. who is touted
by the raSsling fraternity as the most
sensational mailman since Joe Stecher
first gained national recognition. Even
before stepping into the ring O'Ma-
honey, in a brogue as thick as fog
in Hyattsville, smashed illusions.
The Irish Whip" which popularity
Is believed to be patented by O'Ma-
honey, is almost as old as rassling
in Ireland. All rasslers, according
to Danno, use it.
Boston is his favorite town in the
United States. Not only is he always
good for sellout, but after the match
the Hubs Irish form a circle around
the ring and dance a victory jig.
This pleases Danno, but the idea of
his leading parade down Fifth ave-
nue in New York on st. Patricks day
seems to take him aback little.
Americas tall buildings and beauti-
full women are startling, but he is not
impressed. One believes this when ne
later expresses the wish that he were
back in Ireland, and when he hugs
an enthusiastic woman fan in robot
like fashion after stepping from the
ring. The stunt shifted of a take-off
from Make Baer and his fellow coun-
tryman, Jack Doyle. Danno draws
the line on grooming, however. He is
a very unusual young man according
to modern standards of invading ath-
letes.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY. Joe Ghnouly,
1887, st. Louis, outpointed Eddie Cool,
l3412, Philadelphia Q0).
HARTFORD, Conn.-Bobby Pacho,
139. Los Angeles, outpointed Harry
Carlton, 140, Jersey City Q0); Eddie
unknown" Winston, 20l12, Hartford,
knocked out Jack McAvoy, 1913, New
York %; Nate Mann, 176, Camden,
stopped Jerry Wright, 1S1, Schenec-
tady 90.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
PreIims Save Show,

TT REMAINED for the lowly pre-
lininary talent to supply the
crowd, which included members
Of Congress and the Irish legation,
with most of the evenings action.
The Tor Johanson bubble was
pricked in nine minutes by George
Zaharias in the semi -windup when he
pushed over the 315-pound SWede
and hoped aboard for a fall which
surprised many of the customers, who
were impressed with Johanson a few
weeks ago when he took fall from
Don George.
Rudy Dusek gave O'Mahoney-pro-
nounced O-May-han-ee, with the ac-
cent on the second syllable-a lesson
in showmanship when he destroyed
Abe Goldberg after Is minutes Of a
bloody affair. The fall was won by
Duseks throw-out- -of-the-ring grip,
which is nothing more than the act
OF tossing an opponent so far out of
the ring that he cannot return before
the umpire tolls 10.
Andy Rascher and John Katan
opened proceedings with a Commute
draw.
Evening star., 1935-03-15

Junior honors in the annual Montgom-
cry County schools track and field
meet, which has been set for May 25
at the Rockville Fair Groun6s.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
OFFICIALS PICK SIMPSON.

The District Board of Approved Bas-
ket Ball Officiols has elected John
Simpson president. Orrel Mitchell vice
president and Frank Sumner secretary
treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
Ready for Big Crowd.

WHATEVER the outcome, the
" Garden is preparing to
handle the biggest crowd it
has seen at a boxing show all season.
The big fellows always bring out the
customers, mainly because of the
false assumption that the bigger the
fighter the harder he can hit.
OF course, there's another fistic
axiom to explain this increased busi-
ness at the box Office:
The bigger they are the harder
they fall"
The Garden hopes to match to-
nights winner with the survivor of
the Art Lasky-Jimmy Braddock
match next Friday night. After that,
the ultimate survivor may be asked
to take on Max Schmeling, although
there's no assurance at all that
Schmeling would agree to such a
program Max thinks his victories
over Walter Neusel and Steve Hamas
entitle him to a shot at Max Baer
and the championship.
Evening star., 1935-03-15
TAX GARDEN RING
WITH AVO|RDUPO|S
Biggest Crowd of Season
in New York Plant Is
Expected Tonight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n yEW YORK, March 15.-The
~ superdreadnaughts of fistiana,
Y Primo Camera and Ray I'm
pellitiere. will come together
in Madison Square Gardens REIN
forced ring tonight for a 10-round
bout that sets a new high in total
tonnage.
Carnera at 260 pounds, Impellitiere
at 258 and Jack Dempsey, slated to
referee, at 200-718 pounds in all
will try the staying powers Of the ring
to the utmost.
Stretched end to end, Camera and
Impellitiere would reach almost as
high as Keith Brown pole vaults. I'm
pellitiere, approximately 6l2 feet tall.
has fractional edge over Primo in
height.
It's Mostly a Circus.
THE question of who will win is
entirely secondary to the circus
aspects of the bout. From a
spectator viewpoint it should be one
Of the most entertaining shows Of
this or any other indoor season.
Camera former world champion,
has such a wide advantage in expert
ence that he has been made a 3-to-1
favorite. 'Da Preem" expects to end
matters in few rounds.
Impellitiere. although he has been
around for several years, still is a
question mark Brought along slowly
and carefully by Harry Lenny, the
Peekskill IN. " big boy has fought
only scattering few bouts, with no
particular success. He has been
beaten by Tommy Loughran, Walter
Neusel and Marty Gallagher
But there is no lack of confidence
in the Impellitiere camp. Lenny,
known as a flrst-class pilot, has been
seeking this bout for months. He
has made no secret Of the fact that
he thinks big Ray is definitely ready
and that Primo is made to order
for him.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
REGISTER /.
MIXED LATE TONE
Profit Taking Slows Pace.
Few Issues Able to Climb
Sharply.
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, December 9.-There
were a few outstanding gamers in to"
days stock market, but the list, as a
whole, displayed irregular tendencies.
The trading pace was fast at the
start. The ticker tape fell behind
floor dealings as blocks of several
thousand shares changed hands,
Profit taking was not long in making
its appearance. however, and the ac-
tivity dwindled.
Homestake Mining spurted Is
points on a small turnover Motor
products got up 7, Coca-Cola 6 and
A. o. Smith 3. Santa Fe, N. Y. Cen.
trail, Anaconda, Chrysler, General Mo-
tors, Packard, Warner Bros. and PaT-
amount edged up fractions to around
a point U. S. Smelling, American
Smelling, Cerro de Pasco. Interna-
tional Nickel, Case and Continental
Can were down / to more than 2.
The late tone was mixed. Transfers
Appropriated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1935-12-09

Approximate Sales Of Stocks on the N Stock
11:Oo AM 760 900 12:00 Noon------ 1.150.000
1900 PM-----1, 100000 2:oo oP.M-------1.79oOoo
dsna rates a xyen the cash
inf 81 trad
extra 3Accumuated dividends Paid this year PAID last
Evening star., 1935-12-09
CRUDE OIL PRICES.

TULSA. Okla December 9 GP.-Bass
crude oil prices: Midcontinent area-Okla-
homa-Arkansas. gravity scale to 81 .0S:
North and North Central Texas. gravity
scales to ST IL and S1.14
West Texas (Permian Basinl. 20 and IS
cents. Texas Phandle, gravity scales 70
81 and 81 cents. Rocky Mountain area
Salt Creek Wyo.. gravity scale to 81 90.
Eastern area-Pennsylvania grade (Brad4
ford-Alleganyl, 50 80; same grade in South@
west Pennsylvania lines So .02; same grade
in Eureka lines. SI.97; same grade in
Buckle lines. 81 So; Corning, 81 80
Evening star., 1935-12-09

the last year has
been particularly
satisfactory, sew
eral new h / 6 h
lev Is being
reached.
In the 46-year
period since the
trust company
was foun d e d
b u sin e. S has
grown from 1872
deposit accounts
and S260,000 in
deposits during
first year to over
77,000 deposit ac-
counts and more
Evening star., 1935-12-09
Spot quiet; middiinQ, 1906.
U;r.-nooI nuofa4ionx

LIVERPOOL, December 2 lP.-Cotton,
1890 bales. all American; Spot in faif
demand: prices / point higher. quotations
in pence. American strict good middhnEs
7.32; good middling. 7.02; strict middlingS
& So; middling. 6.61: strict low middlinRs
652; low iodlins, 6.27; strict good ordis
nary 6.07: good ordinary, .5.17. Futures
closed quiet. December 6.46; January
6.45: March. 643; May. $50; July. $685.
October s Il.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 9.-The
Government crop estimate of 10,734,-
900 bales was below the average Of
recent private reports but failed to
stimulate buying and cotton prices
weakened during the afternoon today.
March broke from l1.58 to l1.44
With the midafternoon market show
ing net losses of about u TO Is
points.
Evening star., 1935-12-09
BANK CELEBRATES
IY6TH ANNIVERSARY
American Security & Trust
Officials Report Large
Gains in Year.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

The American Security g. Trust Co.,
Corcoran Thorn, president, is celebrat-
ing its forty-sixth anniversary today.
Oficials report that business during
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
"a situacii65n p~rovocada en- Europapor ell 81
Stamiento de Hitler despreciando las claus d
del Tratado de Versailles "

Iondres, Mario 19.-Ingla :
terra mand6 aver una fuerte ne
ia a Berlin proteStando de Ia
absorption militar ordenada
pcN el canciller Hitler. La Gran
Bretana desea saber 81 Alema-
MIA va a reingresar en- la Socie-
dad de Naciones Y a c0dPeraf
en- los esfuerzos de paz que Eu-
ropa realiza, incIuyendo I'm pac
to de seguridad aerea. Sir Jim
Simon y Ell captain Antonio Z :
den iran p0r aeroplano a Ber-
lin, a consular los problemas.
Alemania di6 aver la certeza
de que Sc halla lista para discu-
tir todos les puntoS de las pro-
p0siciones de seguridad anglo
francesas. Las cancillerias de
Europa Sc sienten mas alivia :
das con la contestaci6n de Hit
Ter. La CONSUMPTION pedida por
ell canciller aleman afecta a 900
mil hombres, con un aumento en-
la marina y en- la aviaci6n.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
VGLO SOBRE BERLIN UN
DE AERO
PIANOS DE COMBATE

Berlin, Mario len las
primeras maniobras militares
desde la guerra, un escuadron
de aparatos de bombardeo y
de persecution volo hoy sobre
esta capital. Cast al mismo
tempo Sc decia que Estados
Unidos protestant contra la
violacion cometida por Alema
mia, a la cue Sc describe va ALA
da con ell Japon.
Los aeroplanos volaron a pc
ca altura estremeciendo las
GALES con ell funcionamiento
de u motores. Este primer
vueIo Sc dedico a la memoria
del "caballero rojo del aire"
del "as" aleman Richohofen.
La gaceta., 1935-03-19
LUIS DE TORRES, COMPANERO DE
COLON, DESCUBRIO Ell
PRIMER CIGARRO
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Tuvimos ell gusto de Senalar-
lie su equivocaci6n, con "pelos
Y senales", Y fuimos atendidos.
Actualmente, en- defensa de
Tampa Y quizas de la misma
firma a que nos venimos refi-
riendo, vamos a analizarle sus
nuev9s errores, que probable
mente Sc cometen sin mala in
tenci6n.
Ell Coronado, hace algunos
amos, cuando ell obrero CANADA
altos jornales, 10 pagaba a
$4,000 y hacia centenares de mi
les todos los amos.
Vinieron malos tiempos pa
ra ell obrero Y hubo de aceptar
una rebaia, quedando la vitola
en- $3.50. Surgi6 la epoca de
los "disfraces' Y Sc quito 81 Co
ronado, sustituy6ndolo con la
Queen" Chica. Al torcedor Sc
le diio que hiciera la queen,
pero temiendo por ell trabajo
elaborado las dos cabeza y CO.
braba S27.50.
Vino ell gobierno de Roose-
Welt, ell gobierno del pueblo, y Sc
produjo una reacci6n favora-
bic al obrero, que mas tarde,
por causas que todos conocemos
estableci6 ell jornal minimo CO.
mo maxine.
Patronos Y obreros funda-
ron despu6s una Nivelaci6n,
comprometiendose solemnemen
te a respetarla.
Entonces esa firma exigi6 a
los .obreros que hiciera la
"Queen" chica como debian ha-
cerla, no coronado.
Asf Sc hizo y Sc present6 e