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La opinión., 1935-02-27
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La opinión., 1935-02-27

Ell gran handicap de- Santa
Anita eorrido ell ultimo sabado
tuvo de TODD, hasta su toque
de trage dia-apartc de la dc.
rrota de Equipoise y Twenty
Grand.
I'm anciano entusiasmado que
sc lanzo a media vista al ter.
m;nar Ia primera carrera, no
Sc do cuenta de que ell ultimo
caballo sc habia quedsSo muy
atras, y fue arrollado por "War
Over" frente a las gradcrias.
La victima, Norman Ulm,
fue pisoteado por ell csballo y
sufrio la fractura de la espina
La opinión., 1935-02-27
Ell LINEUP DEL PIRRONE'S
ALL STARS

Carl Sawyer, lib; Nj. Mullen c;
Joe 6erkowitz SIS; Jack CoIburn
Sb; o5arlin 2b; Fern Bell CT; Peter
son rf; Lee Slime p; Mcdonald p;
Doerr c; y o'Grain If.
Todos ellos son jugadores de di-
ferentes ligas y proceden, en- ell or
den m~encionado de Oakland Saw
yer Y Mullen, Hollywood. Toledo,
Denver. Hollywood. Portland, Chi
cago, Filadelfia y Los Angeles.
Los de Hermosa-El Paso Sc pre-
sentaran en- Ell diamante o u
elementos r~egulares, anunciando
que ell primer juego dara principle
a la Ills de Ia tarde. Los precios
de entraGa seran los mismos que ell
domingo pasado.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
TRIO DE LA 5ALA

la bala ha de ser una esfera
de metal pesando 16 libras (pa-
ra competencias de escuelas
preparatorianas ell peso debe ser
IL libras). La bala dehe ser ian
zaaa desae ell hombro con una
mano, y mientras Ell competitor
esta en- ell acto del trio, la bala
no de5e pasar por detras o de-
bajo del hombro. No Sc permite
usar cosa que pueda servir de
ayuda al competitor mientras
este en- ell acto de lamar la bala.
FL trio sera heoho desde un
cireulo de 7 pies de diamstro, 4
pies 6e !os euales deberan de
ser usados para rn scmi-circu-
10 de MADEIRA. euatro pulgadss
La opinión., 1935-02-27
DE MEXICO, Eel

26.-(UP).-El Presidente de Me-
xico. General Lazaro Cardenas, lle-
go hoy a Ciudad Victoria, capital
de Tamaulipas, de paso para Tam
pico.
Ell primer Mandatario de Ia ma
cion ecorr ell pals, en- "busca de
problemas', para enterarse de las
condolences que guardian los ele-
mentos trabajadores.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
FL ENCUENTRO
ESTA SIENDO
CONCERTADO
Ell tampioueno reto a su RI
val en- la capital, y ell ex
nevero acepto va

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, fsbrero "a.
-(Exelusivo).-Uns peles entire loa
idolos mas populares que hay se-
tualmente en- Mexico-Baby Ariz-
mendi VS. Rodolfo CasanoVs-ests
siendo eoneertada por ell Promoter
Carlos Lavergne, de la Arena Ma
%cional, despues de que Casanova
acepto pdblieamente ell reto que 10
lanzo Arizmendi ell sabado anteps-
ssdo en- la Arena Nseional, momen-
tos sntes de que Sc inieiars Ia con-
tiends del suanaiuatenss con 81
negro Henry Armstrong.
Expresardo ante ell pdblico sus
deseos de eruzar golpes con Casa
novita. Ell pdgil tampidueho sor-
prendi6 a todos los concurrentes =
la Arena Nacional cuando desde 81
centric del ring. por medic del nun
clador. ret6 al vencedor del encusn-
tro Casanoya-Armrstrong.
FL ex-nevero de Ia laguniils fus
ell veneedor por virtud del foul que
10 apiieo Armstrong en- ell eusrto
round, y en- eonsecusneia, results
ser el retado por Arizmendi.
El Promoter Layergne cree poder
concertar la pelea para ell pr6ximo
mes de MARIO, va que Casanovita,
por medic de su entrenador Luis
Morales. anunci6 p1blicamente qua
esta dispuesto a enfrentarse a Ariz-
mendi bajo las condolences que pou-
ga el tampiqueho.
Aun mas, Casanova propone que
ell e~ncuentro sea dentro del Unite
de la division pluma, y que mientrss
Ell expondra ell titulo de campe6n dc
la Republiea Mexieans, Arizmendi
exponaa ST titulo del Estado do
Nueva York.
Gran entusiasmo reina entire los
a~ficionados de Ia capital por est&
pelea. que vendria a definir de una
vez por todas quien es ell mejor.
La opinión., 1935-02-27

nuestra serie acerca del depor-
te de campo y pista.
sALTo DE LoNGITUD
Para ell salto de lonaitud, ell
competitor tendra un runway
de longitud i%Iimitada; la uniea
regla CUE 81 estipuIa es que ell
saito sea heeho de una Inca
marcada cerea del "hoyo". La
Inca sers marcada por una ta-
bla de ocho pulgadss de ancho
por euatro pies de largo, la
cual sera enterrada al nivel del
runway o pista del corredor.
Ia terra frente a la tabla de-
bera estar suelta de tai ane
cue euando ell eorredor haea uno
de sus saltos Sc pueda saber 81
piso en- territorio legal o traspa
so la Inca. En- case que ell COM
petidor traspase la Inca, Ell brin
CO sera considerable Illegal, pero
de todas eontara como
n de sus oportunidades. ST
un competitor CORE a traves de
la Inca, va sea por error o por
eualquier otra Sasualidad, este
error lie costara una de sus opor
tunidades.
Los brincos seran medi4os a
ansulos rectos de la Inca de co
mienzo a la marca hecha por ell
competitor va sea por sus pies
o cualquiera oSra parte de su
cuerpo y no importa 81 Sc ha he
oho fuera del hoyo (pit) o den.
tro del mismo. e. hoyo en- ell
cual ell competitor debera caer
debs ser de cinoo pies de an
cho, pero de largo no tiene H.
mite.
cada competitor tendra tres
oportunidades, y aquellos que
ocupen lugares en- los brincos
prelimlnares, tendran otras tres
oportunidades para decidir al
vsneedor en- ell evento. Cada
competitor sera acreditado con
su mejor bripco.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
UNA oFERTA DEL GARDEN A
ARlZM ENDi

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero %.
-(Por Correo).-El manager de
Baby Arizmendi. recibio el dfa dc
aver un cablegrama del Gerente del
Madison Square Garden de Nueva
York, en- ell cual Sc ofrece un en-
cuentro boxistioo por ell campeonato
mundial de los peso pluma que de-
bera efeetuarse probablemente ell
sabado 2 de marzo del ano actual.
Freddie Miller. ell campe6n muu-
dial de esa categoria viene en- ca
mino de Nueva York, despues de
haber inyadido los rings de Euro
pa Y Sc dice que esta deseoso de
medir nuevamente sus pufos con ei
valiente pngil meXicano.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
I'm Duelo a Cabezazos entire
y Little Wolf
Corbet Uenciendo a Van KIaVeren

En- ell Kezar Stadium de San Francis
co fue tomada esta foto EN- que Young Cor
bett VI, ell veterano zurdo de Fresno, apa.
rece c~astigando a Bep Van KIaveren, liz
quierda) con iabs izquierdos que nuIifica-
ron compietamente la ofensiva del Moline
de Viento de Holanda, y 10 hioieron perder
La opinión., 1935-02-27

de alto. La circunfereneis del
cireulo 5sbe ser mareada por
una banda de acero o de made
a Fouls seran eonsiderados los
siguientes y de tai maner Sc
ran eausa para cue ell eompeti-
dor pierda una de sus oportuni-
dades:
1.-Dejar ir la 8als en- ell ac-
to de tirarla.
2.-Salir del cireulo mientras
ell competitor tiene possession de
la Bala.
3.-Tocar cualquier parte de
la banda que marca ell circulo,
antes que su trio anterior sea
medido.
cada competitor tendra tres
oportunidades. y aquellos que Sc
ealifiquen, tendran otras tres
oportunidades. Cada competitor
sera aereditado con su meior til
70.
Ia distancia del trio sera ne
dida desde la orilla del hoyo he
cho por la 6ala hasta la orilla
mas cercana de la eircunferen-
eia..
En- nuestro sieuiente articulo
trataremos del lanzamiento del
Disco y do la Jabalina,
La opinión., 1935-02-27

ell encuentro por margen ampIfsimo. Van
KIaveren salio del ring con los ojos cerra-
dos, y ell cuerpo marcado por los golpes de
su adversario. La pelea, de revancha, Sc
efectuo ell 1ltimo %viernes. Corbets habia
ganado la decision en- ell primer encuentro.
-Foto |. |. News.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
FL MONTEREY
VENCIDO POR
LOS CANARlOS

En- ell diamante del Doyney Play
ground sostuvieron ell Gltimo domin
go un juego de baseball los equi-
pos mexicanos Monterey cubs y
Canarios A. c.. resultando vence-
dorss los Canarios por Ia anota-
cion de Il carreras a 5.
Los peloteros conque jugaron am
hos equipos fueron los siguientes:
Por Canarios; Sandy. Eusebio.
Varela, Hernandez. E~nriquez, Qui-
homes. Chino. Ochoa. y Lito.
Por ell Monterey: Roberto. Eddie,
Lopez, Gonzalez, Garcia. Fierro.
Mendoza, P. Garcia Y Esquiblo.
La opinión., 1935-02-27

cuANoo LEE listed IA OPT.
MON. SAEE QUE LEE UN
PERioDiCo INDEPENDENTS
Y HoNR.pO.
La opinión., 1935-02-27
10 SOSTENDRAN
EN- LA LUCIA
DEL OLYMPIC
Dinaminta Gus sustituye a
Londos. Vicente Lopez
contra Joe Varga

Los ~aficionados de Los Angeles
veran hoy en- la noehe un dueIo a
cs2ezazos en- ell ring del Olympic
Auditorium, cuando Chief Lite
Wolf. ell indio navajo que segun
Lou Daro hizo correr a Jim Lon
dos, y Gus ~Sonnenbers, Sc enfren
ten en- la lueha e~stelar a tres CAL
.das, Sonnenberg sustituyendo al
campeon mundial despues de que
este Sc nes6 a eumplir su contrato
para luchar con Little Wolf.
Despues de resolver la emergen-
cha a que 10 lanzo Londos, Lou Da
70 Sc dirigi6 aver a las oficinas de
la Comisi6n Atletica del Estado, Y
pidio al DR.. Harry w. Martin. pre-
sidente de la comision, que ell Ado
mis- griego' sea suspendido en- Cali
forn.a.
En- su mensaje a Daro notifican-
dole su negative de venir a Los
Angeles, Londos no da ninguna ex
plicacion a sU actitud. pero Daro
iseguro a los c~omisionados que fue
Ell miedo que tiene ell campe6n a
Little Wolf. que 10 hizo mantener
Sc a d~istancia de Los Angeles.
QUE LoNDos Tuvo MiEDo
"londos lie tiene miedo a Little
Wolf, ESQ es 10 que pasa," decla-
no Daro. "Hare que Londos sea sus
pendido en- California, Illinois y
Nueva York. FL y su manager Ed
White tienen la costumbre de esco
ger a sus o%ponentes, y euando Sc
enteraron de la forma en- cue Little
Wolf venei6 a Jim McMilien y a
otros Iuchadores destacados de la
costa del Pacifieo, eomprendieron
que ell indio es muy ~pelisroso. Lon
dos lucharia con McMillen porque
va 10 ha veneido antes, pero no lu
eharia con Little Wolf porque sabe
que correria ell pelisro de perder su
titulo."
Daro termino diciendo que ges-
tionara ell desconocimiento de Jim
LonGos como campeon mundial de
luchas, y que pondra ell titulo en-
dlsputa en- ell torneo International
que Sc propone organizar proXima
mente en- ell olympic.
Ell resto del programa para esta
noche. sera como sigue:
Vicente Lopez, ell eampeon mexi
cano que la semana pasada vencio
en- dos caidas consecutivas a Sam
my Stein, Sc enfrenta al hunsaro
Joe Varea a una eaida, 80 minutes
Unite de tiempo; Joe Savoldi con-
ira Frank Speer en- la semi-final a
tres eaidas; Wee Willie Davis con
ira ell Estrangulador Ed Lewis,
Hans kampher contra Howard
cantonwine, Hans Steinke contra
Paul Boesch y Pete Mehrinser con
ira Rudy Skards.
La opinión., 1935-02-27

tSigue en- IA sa. paq.)
La opinión., 1935-02-27
TECNICA DEL
DEP Re DE
CAMPO PISTA
Como deben efectuarse eI
lanzamiento de la bala v
ell salto de longitud
Por GIL II. CASTRO
Especial para LA OPINION

Con este artieulo continuance
nuestra serie acerea del depor-
tie de campo y pista.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
WASHINGTON ANGLERS
HAVE VARYING LUCK

MR.. AND MRS. NE1 SON c. DAVIS,
4'A Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank and
e. Van Hefton fishing last Friday off
Windmill Point Light in the lower
bay had a great time landing variety
of fish. the principal one being black
bonito weighing 80 pounds. 1t was
caught by Davis It took him more
than an hour to bring his prize to the
boat to be gated. A number Of large
hardhead and q few blues made up
the remainder of the catch. The
party went out from westland. Va.
Milton Gordon, well known local
angler, spent Sunday afternoon on
Southwest Middles. He went out with
Capt. Raub Drury and reports that
blues were breaking water. plenty of
them, but that he only landed two.
Both were about the same size. around
three pounds Gordon is of the opinion
that the hot weather has had its effect
OF these gamesters. He tells us that
at times some of the blues were on
the surface living on their sides. per-
haps taking q little nap in the sun
Evening star., 1935-07-02

Dyer, James M. Dyer. Mrs. Augusta
Payne. T. w. Armstrong, r. H. Cow
ington, Oliver Durant. Sd: r. o.
Coates. Brandy Rock Farm. L. Monroe
Farmer, John S. Thornton, Chiffon
w. Vowel. Richlands Farm and
others.
Noel Laing, who has the distinction
Of being the only American rider in
the National Steeplechase. in which
last year he rode Mrs. Tom Somer-
ville's hunter, Trouble Maker. has
several entries for the races and will
ride his own horses.
The State Motor Vehicle Commits
sion has notified the management
that he will send a number of ad-
ditional men to aid those stationed
here In handling the trafic, and with
everything about buildings. grounds
and track in first-class condition the
management is expecting record
crowd to witness the most extensive
show ever put on here.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
K|RKWOOD BRANDS
GOLF LURE PA[TRY
Americans Pass Up British
Open for This Reason,
Says Yank Pro.
Nv the Assnciatsd Pres

Nv the Associated Press.
7 ONDON. July 2-Joe Kirkwood
who came a cropper In the
British open golf championship
at Muirfield last week. breezed
into town today and let loose blast
about the small prize money offered
the open contestants.
1T seems ridiculous that the men
who attract the crowds should gain
such small benefits" he said. Until
the British idea Of prize money is re-
vised. American golfers will stay In
America.
Il saw 10000 people at Muirfield
the last day. each one representing a
half crown tabout so cents>, yet Alfred
Perry. the hero OF that vast gathering
got just fl00 (about S50O."
Kirkwood pointed out American
golfers must realize approximately
s2.500 TO make the trip worth while.
Years ago" he went on. Amer
leans came in parties to play in the
British open, not because they wanted
the prize money-Hagen once gave
that to his caddie-but because they
knew the title was worth thousands OF
dollars in America. Nowadays the title
is worth little in America"
Evening star., 1935-07-02
GERMANY GOES OUT
FOR CHESS HONORS
Fogoljubow Training Players for
Tourney to Be Held as
Olympic Adjunct.
6UENCHEN A9.-sports-minded

NFUENCHEN P.-Sports- minded
lVI Germany is not only out for
Olympic laurels next year. but
also for first places in the Chess
Olyrnpiad." which. according to plans
of the Man sports leaders. will be held
together with the worlds most impor-
tant athletic meeting In the Summer
Of 1895.
"Reichs trainer for the German
chess players" Is the title of Dimitri-
tewitsch Bogoljubow. who has taken
UP his duties of giving organized Ger
man chess players thorough once
ever and introducing promising nov
ices into the secrets of chess mathe-
n1atics.
Bosoljubow, who is Russian citi-
ten. holds the honorary title of grand
master of the German chess" He rep
resented the German colors success
fully at various international tourna-
fnents.
Nearly 300 chess experts from 20 to
80 nations are expected to participate
In the Muenchen tournament next
year,
Evening star., 1935-07-02
PICARD REMAINS
LOW SCORING PRO
Has Averaged 72.1 Despite
Failure in British and
American Opens.
BY the Associated Press,


n YEW YORK, July 7.-Although
nj he failed to achieve either
VI gosl-the British and Amer
lean open championships
Henry Picard OF Hershey, Pa, con-
tinues as Americas lowest-scoring
professional golfer.
Statistics compiled by the Profess
sional Golfers Association disclose the
tall and willowy Pennsylvania has
played 81 rounds of medal play con-
petition since the first of the year at
a clip Of TAI strokes per round Run
ner-up honors belong tn Paul Funven.
the professional champion. who has
averaged 723 for IS rounds Johnny
Revolta, winner Of the Western open,
pulled up third with 72s for "a
rounds
Sam Parks, jr.. of Pittsburgh. the
new national open king, is rated far
down the list. He averaged 1919 for
43 roundS-an improvement Of al
most three strokes over his record
this time year ago.
Evening star., 1935-07-02

grab off the main prize. Local en-
trsnts in the Bedford Springs, Pa,
open tourney were back in Washing
ton today, following their good show
ing in the tournament at the Penn
sylvania resort, won by Ray Man
grum. the lanky Los Angeles lad, who
won the Penn open tourney at Her.
shey last week.
Cliff Spencer Of Beaver Dam fin
iShed second TO Mangrum, a single
shot behind the winner at l4l, while
Roger Peacock. Indian Spring ANA
teur, tied for third with Vincent Ell
dred, Pittsburgh professional. George
Dif1enbaugh of Indian Spring finished
with l48, one shot in front Of the l4e
OF AL Treder Of Manor.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
STRAIGHT OFT IME TEE
BY w. R. Me CALIuM

hold July 4 tournaments, with many
Of them leaning toward the popular
tombstone affair or the miniature
tournament.
nOWN at East Potomac Park a
flock OF lads with championship
ambitions are whetting their shots In
preparation for the District public
links championship and sectional
qualification rounds for the national
public links title tourney, which will
be run of. jointly starting at the
Hams Point course next Monday
morning. The program calls for SO
holes at East Potomac Park Monday
and the same distance at Rock Greek
Park on Tuesday.
Fourscore of your better public
links lads already have entered the
tourney. including Claude Rippy, the
best golfer of the lot, and the mar
who never has been crowned loca
public links champion. The low scor.
er over the u holes will be the city
municipal champ. and the four lou
scorers will be sent to indianapolis
as the guests Of S. G. Leoff1er, public
links concessionnaire. to play in thu
national. Entries were supposed t.
have been closed on June %. but 4
seems they still are being received.
John Connolly, who won the tour
ney and the local championship las
year. hasn't yet entered, but most o
the other topnQchers, including
Rippy, Buddy Sharkey, Andy Oliveri
Herman Allen, Ted Burrows. Johr
/ Baer, Eddie Stolark. Joe Micker ant
Bobby Burton, have filed their name
and will play in the two-day tourney
The championship will be played a
indianapolis July 20 TO August 3, in
elusive.
THEY won quite a slice Of th'
lower awards, but they couldn'
Evening star., 1935-07-02

~ My two more tournaments
I are scheduled during July
Y and August for the fair golf
ers of the Capital. Winding
up the most strenuous Spring season
the Women's District Golf Associa-
tion ever has known with the conclud-
ing match in the team series at Wood
mont yesterday, the fair golfers have
only a brace Of events listed during
the next two months. The first Of
these is the buffers" tourney, to be
played at Beaver Dam on Wednesday,
July 10. at 18 holes medal play. The
next will be staged August IL at
WoOdmont, and is 10 be q nine hole
miniature tourney.
Players with handicaps Of 16 and
over are the only ones eligible TO
play for the buffers" trophy, although
low-handicap players may enter and
compete for other trophies. Entries
will close July 8. with Mrs. D. r.
Hutchison. at 1927 I street.
As expected. Chevy Chase triumphed
In its final duel In the first team
match series at Woodmont. licking
Beaver Dam by 9 to 3 to wind ur
the season with a total of 70 points
Congressional. ending the series with
an 8l2 l2-to-32 victory over Manor. fin.
ished with a total Of 751a points
Kenwood licked Washington, IL to /
while Columbia whipped Indiar
Spring. II to 0, and ArmyNavy de-
feated Woodmont. 1917 10 ~.
The winning Chevy Chase team In
yesterdays match was composed oil
Elizabeth Houghton, recently runner
up In the District women's champion-
ship; Mrs. Y. E. Booker. Mrs. Har-
rison Brand, Louise Claytor, Mrs
Landra B. Platt, Susan Hacker, Mrs
l.. o. Cameron and Mrs. Frank r
Keefer.
All the local clubs are planning to
Evening star., 1935-07-02
Minor Leagues

International.
Montreal. l0-l; Rochester, SO.
Toronto. l2-3; Buffalo, 5-2.
American Association.
Minneapolis. s: Columbus. 3.
St. Paul. 6; Toledo. S.
Kansas City. 5: Indianapolis, 0.
Western.
Sioux City. IL: Des Moines. 7.
Keokuk. 6. Rock Island. Z.
St. Joseph, l3; Council Bluffs, IL.
Three-Eye.
Springfield. 2; Bloomington. 0.
Peoria, u; Terre Haute. IL.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
NEW CREIGHTON LEADER

OMAHA, Nebr, July R0.-Ath-
letic Director A. A. Schabinger of
Creighton has resigned his post. ef-
fective July 81. He will be succeeded
as athletic director by Marchmont
Schwartz, head fcct ball coach.
Evening star., 1935-07-02
CULPEPERL0OKS
TO HORSE SHOW
Event Opening on July 4 Ex'
pected to Be Best It
Has Staged.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

~ ULPEPER. Va. July a
1 Judging by the steady stream
Of entries. for both the ex-
~ hibition and racing events.
the coming Culpeper horse show and
races will be- the best in the history
Of the association The management
Is bending every effort to provide addi-
tional stable room by leasing stables
on two of the farms adjacent to the
show grounds for the cream Of Vir-
ginia horses, which are being Joined
by entries from number Of important
stables in Maryland. West Virginia
the District of Columbia and several
Northern States.
According to custom established
33 years ago, the gates will swing open
for this annual event on July 4.
Culpeper people having established a
custom Of celebrating the Fourth by
going to the horse show. and will
continue through the 5th. There
are three dances planned in honor of
the horse show visitors and country
houses already are filling up with
house parties, here for Horse Show
week" which Is one of the most i'm
portant of the year.
The three new classes which were
put on this year have attracted con-
siderable attention and are filled
these including the working hunters
class, a novelty that cannot be shown
in Of herance
OF lack Of space: class for heavy
draft horses, illustrating the trend
toward these animals for farm uses
and the class for thoroughbred colts.
CEVENTEEN entries are noted from
~ Llsngollon Farm. from the stables
of Mrs. John Hay whitney: Mrs Allen
Potts of Gordonsville. who has the
reputation of having won more prizes
At Virginia shows than any other ex-
hibitor in the State. and Tom Potts
also of Gordonsville, are large ex-
hibitors. Manley Carter. president of
the Virginia Horse Show Association
and Miss Julia Shearer. who recently
was elected president Of the Orange
Horse Show Association, are showing
q number OF their fine hunters and
jumpers; Miss Elizabeth Nesbit Of
Warrenton Is returning to win another
leg on the hunters championship plate,
which was awarded last year to
Cathode Ray from her stables. which
is also returning; Gordon C. Felts Of
Galax, Va, whose horses have won
honors at Madison Square Garden, is
bringing a number to compete in the
show ring, and Harry Gransberry of
New York is bringing q NUMBER II
racers south Of the line for the first
time.
Miss Elizabeth Nesbit. who always
rides her own horses, will have q rival
in Miss Mary Keogh Of Rappahan-
mock County, also An expert horse
woman, and a novel feature of the
first days events will be quarter
mile dash for horses ridden by women,
with a cup going to the rider Of the
winning horse.
Another special race is sponsored
by the Warrenton Hunt Club, which
offers handsome silver cup for the
winning horse owned by a Culpeper
man in that section Of this county
hunted over by the Warrenton Hunt.
Other Culpeper-owned horses also
may compete at the discretion Of the
committee.
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Evening star., 1935-07-02
INGRAM GETS DECISION
Scores Over Tramberia in Ter
Rounds in Baltimore.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, July 2-Ray Ingram,
District of Columbia lightweight,
pounded out q unanimous decision
over Jimmy Tramberia. Baltimore. In
the 10-round feature bout at Carlins
Park last night.
Six rounds were scored for Ingram,
two for Tramberis and two were even
on Referee Charley Shorts score sheet.