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Evening star., 1935-12-20
Court Results

Local.
Bridgewater, Il; Wilson Teachers
College, 81.
Western, IS; Bethesda Chevy Chase,
20.
George Washington High, 81;
Roosevelt. 28.
Other Games.
Long Island, A.; Washington Col
lege, ~.
High Point College, 40; Western
Maryland, 80.
williams, Al; Princeton, 28.
Drury. "a; Rolla Mines, 80.
Marietta, 50; Capital, 81.
Denison, Is; Heidelberg, 21.
Defiance, so; Ashland, Is.
Carthage, 81; Culver Stockton, 10.
Iowa, 80; Loyola, 26.
Duke, 40; Baltimore University, 29.
Carleton, 28; Augustana, Is.
Pittsburg Teachers, 40; Wichita, i8.
Fort Hayes State, A; Emporia
Teachers, 80.
Central, 81: Bueaa Vista, 20.
Wheaton, "a; Louisville University,
rs.
Rider, Al; West Virginia Teach
ers, is.
Ball State, 50; Franklin, 81.
Washington, 50; st. Louis Univer-
sity, IS.
Central Normal. 46; Hanover, 20.
Doane, 80; Nebraska B, 26.
Oshkosh Teachers, "a; Illinois
Normal, ~.
Brigham Young, 43; Creighton, 36.
Grinnell, 10; Coe, Is.
Luther, IS; Eau Claire Teachers, 80.
Stevens Point Teachers, As: River
Falls, 80.
Hamline, So; st. Cloud Teachers. is.
Oklahoma University, "a; Rice, 26.
Arkansas, a; Oklahoma A. and
NJ, Is.
Texas A. and M, "a; Jackson
vile, 23.
John Marshall, 81; Mount st.
Mary's, ~.
Southwestern, Al: Taylor, 80.
East Central Oklahoma, Al; North
Texas, 81.
Beara college, Al: Cumberland Col
lege, 26.
Union College, 40: Transylvania. %.
Texas, 80; Sam Houston Teach
ers, 80.
St. viator, So; st. Olaf, 81.
Bemidji Teachers, As; Mankato
Teachers, 81.
Spearfish Normal, a; Chadron
Teachers, "a.
Drake, 80; Willamette, IS.
washington State, 46; Fresno
State, 81. 49,
Idaho, a.; Whitman, 50.
wegtern state, 81; oilo College, 80
Evening star., 1935-12-20
r MAGfNE Knox College handing
| Notre Dame licking in foot balll
| While such q thing is impos-

Notre Dame a licking In loot DALI
While such q thing is impos-
sible right now, 1t has been done.
Knox, the whole world knows, is the
team about which columns have been
written during its 27-game losing
streak.
It was in the dim past-1902 to be
exact-that the mention of Old Siwash
in foot ball circles commanded respect.
That year Knox beat Notre Dame, IL
to S, and, what's more, conquered
Northwestern, Is to 0, and took Kansas
in stride, S too.
Unbeatable Except
THE team was unbeatable except for
Chicago, which won a hard
fought contest, to 0, and Nebraska,
winner by to 0. And Nebraska, say
Knox alumni, wouldn't play until
Knox withdrew its Negro halfback
and scoring ace.
But 1t isn't necessary to 60 so far
back in history to find the name of
Knox emblazoned on the golden pages
of gridiron deeds.
In 1919 Sam Berry, now Southern
California basket ball coach, turned
out a grid team which rolled up 405
points while going through an unde-
feated season. Seven points were
scored against that team, but In that
game Knox was victorious by IS to z
over Northwestern College.
Again in 1924.
KNOX was on top Of the heap again
N in 1924 when both the Little
Nineteen and Midwest Conference
championships were annexed. The
only defeat was at the hands Of Drake.
Five years later Knox again was in
the Imelight when the 1929 team won
eight out Of nine games, losing only
to Coe.
What has happened since then has
been a nightmare and Knox is eager
to forget 1t as soon as possible.
But the fact remains that starting
with 1880 athletes suddenly stopped
enrolling at Knox and didn't begin
again until last year. Defeats replaced
victories and in 1882 Earl r. jackson,
who had coached the last champion
ship team, was given his walking
papers after II consecutive losses.
No Regular Coach.
THE following year no foot ball
coach was hired and the Job fell
to Maj. Leigh Bell, commander Of the
Evening star., 1935-12-20
BADGER ATHLETIC
DECISION DELAYED
Regents Appear Interested
Over MeanWeII "Giving
Player a Drink"
BY the Associated Press.


NJ ADISON, Wis, December 90
M Wisconsin's athletic depart
V ment controversy remained
4 4 unsettled today after the
Board of Regents ended one-day
hearing and adjourned to January IS.
Coaches and athletes were called
before the regents yesterday for testi-
mony on friction within the depart
ment, climaxed when Athletic Director
Walter Meanwell was accused of try
ing to oust DR.. Clarence Spears, foot
ball coach.
Sessions were closed. but John
Golemgeske, captain-elect of the foot
ball team, said the board appeared
most interested in his assertion that
Meanwell gave him a drink of whisky
after foot ball game.
A former basket ball star, Ray
Hamann. said he told the board
Meanwell never spoke to him about
foot ball. Meanwell had been charged
with discriminating against athletes
wishing to try out for foot ball during
his long tenure as basket ball coach.
Spears, Meanwell and Prof. A. r.
Weaver, chairman of the Athletic
Council, were called before the regents
but declined to discuss what was
said.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Has Doctors Orders.

- = 1SEAA4INGO duduldIll, even
though Rafael Cepeda, president
of the Cuban Boxing Association, or
dered virtually every one concerned
with the postponement suspended
until Louis should appear in Cuba.
The order covered Jacobs, Louis and
Julian Black, one of the Detroit De-
mons" co-managers.
Louis seems to have gone stale
and needs a rest" Jacobs said. His
manager has cabled and telephoned
to us, saying the boy positively cannot
fight December 29 He has had IS
fights in II months and his doctor
has told him not to put on a glove
for at least a month";
The fight would not be transferred
to the United States, the promoter
added, as "Gastanaga must fight Louis
here In Havana before he gets a
chance to fight in the United States. "
In order to settle on the February
2 date, Mike Jacobs had to get per-
mission from Joe Jacobs, manager
of Max Schmeling, who accompanied
him here. The agreement for q
Schmeling-Louis fight next Summer
provided that Louis should not fight
again after January 81 until he met
the German heavyweight.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Called Public Links Santa Short Shots Keep Reuoa Front
Bocock Is "Coing
Back" to w. & NJ.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
p ICHMOND. Va, December 20.
- Published reports that Branch
Bocock would return to William
and Mary next Fall as head coach
of foot ball were neither confirmed
nor denied today. with all authori-
ties saying "wait until Saturdays
meeting Of the Athletic Commit
tee"
From q usually reliable source,
however. came the report that Bo-
cock, who retired in 1881 after
successful three-year regime, would
attempt again to push the Indians
up the ladder to gridiron renown.
This same source said that both
Tommy Dowler, head coach during
the past season, and John Kellison,
line coach and scout, would be re-
tanned In their present capacities.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
'STRAgGQDT OEE TIAE TEE
BY w. Me CALLuM

the depression, with its membership
falling of and income down to the
vanishing point. Bannockburn went
senli-public. 1t is semi-public today
and a darned good golf course for the
pay-as-you-play golfers. Through all
those years DOC" Brown was the
man who put and kept Bannockburn
on the map.
Now he has gone, and the old place
doesn't seem the same any more.
Nope, 1t isn't the same club since
Doc left" says Tony Sylvester, the
rotund little pro, who has been at
Bannockburn for five years and more.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
DISPUTE PASSING MARK
Ohio State and Arkansas Make
Claims for Tossing.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, December
20 R.-The claim of Ohio State Uni
versity statisticians that Stan Pincura,
Buckeye back, was 1885 premier
forward pass master in major college
circles, has drawn challenge from
Arkansas.
The Big Ten records gave Pincura
credit for hurting at $50 percentage
clip, completing 81 out of 81 heaves.
Arkansas statisticians replied that
Jack Robbins, Razorback quarterback,
had Pincura shaded by 13 percentage
points. Robbins passed 161 times
during the recent season and COM
pleted 81 tosses for an average of .565.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
LEADING JOCKEYS
IN GREAT BATTLE
Stevenson, on Two Winners,
Now Is Heading Wright
for Turf Crown.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
TINE battle for riding honors on
the American turf, involving
Wayne Wright and Charley
"A Stevenson, was in a position
today where only one victory separated
the pair. -..
Failure to find a mount at Tropical
Park yesterday proved costly to
Wrigh.. Stevenson rode two winners
at the Fair Grounds, boosting his
total for the year to 1876. compared
to the Rexburg, Idaho, veterans 1876.
Bobby Watson, leading rider on the
Canadian circuit this year, has started
to max. strong bid for the same
honors on the Florida tracks this
Winter. In the first four days he
brought home seven winners at Trop-
ical Park.
Despite the fact he was out of the
saddle two months with a broken
hand, he has ridden l02 winners this
year. He is under contract to J. e.
Smanman of London, Ontario. S.
Earl Porter, forced out of competi-
ton last Spring with broken leg, has
entered the winners circle again. He
scored with A. w. Abbott's 2-year-ol
Keokee at Tropical Park yesterday.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
BY ANDY CLARKE,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK, December 20
N Eppa Rixey, who spent 2l
| VI seasons in the National
4 League, thinks Grover
Alexander was the greatest he ever
saw on the mound thinks
Christy Mathewson was pretty
good, too Bald-headed AL
Spohrer, Braves catcher and erst-
while pugilist, Is thinking OF re-
firing.
Mickey Cochrane rides o Texas
pony given him by the late Frank
Navin -. Paul Richards, who used
to catch for the Giants and the AS
writes q sports column for q Waxa-
hachie, Tex. newspaper Jimmy
Evening star., 1935-12-20

1--WE miss him around here a lot.
But we are getting along all right.
Doc comes out every once In q while
and looks over the course and gives
us the benefit Of his years Of ex-
perience."
How is the play here?" we asked
Tony.
I'VE get flock Of golfers on good
week ends at a dollar head and we
have some play during the week.
Frankie Roesch Ca former District
champion) is q member here and
some of the other boys who play good
golf come out and use the course.
Yep, we are getting along all right
and the course is in great shape. Why.
we had to put the mowers on the
greens the other day. They were still
growing"
And then Tony sprung a real sur
prise. "I think we may have an in
vitation tournament next year." he
said. II don't know where We will get
the money, but I guess we could
raise a few hundred to buy some
prizes. It would be good, wouldn't 1t,
to see q flock of tournament golfers
over here again? Remember the days
when we used to hold real tourna-
ments under. Middleton Beaman,
Emerson Moore, J. 3. Murphy and
the others?"
So Bannockburn continues at the
old stand, but without doc" Brown.
It doesn't seem the same.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
NEW DATE IS SET
FOR LOUIS SHOW
Gastanaga Must Wait While
Weary Joe 0beys Medic
and Takes Rest.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Y AVANA, December 20.-Still a
IL trifie amazed at yesterdays
l quick postponement, Cuban
4 Il boxing promoters associated
with Mike Jacobs of New York in
promoting the Joe Louis-Isidor Cas-
tanaga bout, prepared today to refund
the money received on advance sales
and start all over again. hoping the
new date for the fight would stand.
Jacobs, who came here yesterday
to investigate reports that political
conditions" might interfere with the
holding of the bout on December 20,
ended day of wrangling by post
poning the battle to February 2 and
ordering the advance sale stopped.
The difficulty was not that trouble
was expected, but that Louis had
gone STALE" Jacobs explained after
being assured by government officials,
including Jorge Echarte, secretary
of state, that there was no danger
of disturbances,
Evening star., 1935-12-20
SOCCER TITLE TO BLOW
Fillmore, Losing Lead, Is Beaten,
81, in Overtime Tilt.

Blow Schools soccer team today
reigns supreme among elementary
school hooters. but it was not without
the greatest sort of a battle by which
they won their laurels, downing Fill
more 81, yesterday in an extra
period game
Fillmore kickers drew first blood
when Cady broke through the Blow
defense to score with a 15-yard boot,
but Simons came back shortly there
after to knot the count. Tash pro.
vided the winning margin in the extra
session when he dribbled in 20 yards
to tally.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
TODAY a Year Ago.-Bobby
- Cruickshank, with 2S7 for 70
holes, won $1,000 Colonial open
golf event at Nassau.
Three Years Ago.-Sports experts
select Mildred (Babe) Didrikson
as Americas outstanding girl ath-
lete of 1892.
Five Years Ago.-One hundred
and ffty-two college foot ball teams
averaged 139 points during 1880
season.
Evening star., 1935-12-20

~ ANNOCKBURN doesn't seem
* the same since the old man of
L golf left the club up on the
- heights above Glen Echo. The
"old man." beloved of Bannockburn's
members and Of hundreds of other
Washington golfers, is DR.. Thomas J.
w. Brown, green's chairman and guild
ing spirit Of the old Bannockburn Golf
Club for nearly a quarter of q century.
doc" Brown has left the old place
and has gone back to work for Uncle
Sam, with a Job at the Veterans Bu-
reau.
Twenty-three years ago DOC" was
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Rixey Rates Alexander Greatest Hurler He Has Seen


bowled over Princeton and Vermont
doubled the score on Dartmouth
last night.
The three best backs of the col
lege foot ball season, so far as Head
Coach Clark Shaughnessy of Chi
cago is concerned, are Sheldon
Beise Of Minnesota, Lloyd Card
well of Nebraska and his own jay
Berwanger. :. Clark says he would
stack 'em against any three you
would care to mention-East, South
or West. .Beise, says Shaughn-
essy, was the most valuable player
on the Gopher roster and Merle
Wendt, at end, the best all-around
player ON the Ohio State squad.
RakknR fssss-vrvs nsaA Law veaxr hafa II
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-Johu Henry Lew.
is, 1S1, Phoenix, Ariz., knocked out
Coleman Johns, 178, Dayton, Ohio (2):
Christy Lewis, 16S, Phoenix, knocked
out Hans Berkel, 164, Germany (2).
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo
George Manley. 173, Denver, outpoint-
ed Jim Perry, ITS. New Mexico Q0).
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Hockey Results

By the Associated Press.
National League.
Chicago, 2; Montreal Canadiehs, 2
CTie.)
Boston, 0; Toronto, 0. (Tie.)
Detroit, 8; New York Americans, I.
International League.
Detroit, 8: Pittsburgh, 2.
Syracuse, 6; Rochester, !.
Canadian-American League.
New Haven, !; Boston, !. (Tie.)
American Association.
st. Louis, O.: Kansas City, o. (Tie.)
Evening star., 1935-12-20
GRABILL Is HON0RED.

MARTINSBURG. w. Va. December
20.-Charles Grabill, high scoring
halfback of the Hedgesville High foot
ball team. has been named honorary
captain of the 1885 eleven.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
oUINT WANTS ACTION.

Gallaudet's 145-pound basket bali
team wants to schedule strong oppo-
nent for tonight, the game to be
played at Kendall Green. Call Man.
agr vegt at Lincoln oss4.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
BOXER is REAL SCHOLAR
Connor Fourth Virginian to Get
to Study at Oxford.
Short Kick Ends Bout.

UNIVERSITY, Va. December 90
A fourth former member of Virginia
boxing team has been elected Rhodes
scholar and will 60 to England to
study at oxford.
He is William Mellard Connor, jr..
who IS now a student at the United
States Military Academy at West Point,
where his father, graduate Of Viz
ginia Law School and a former Judge
in the Philippine Islands, is q lieu
tenant colonel.
Young Connor boxed as q light
weight on the Cavalier freshman squad
Of 1880 and on the varsity squad of
1881.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
GREAT EFFORT WASTED
Etyse's 10 Points Fail to Save
Trojans From Defeat.

Styses brilliant play at center
proved futile last night as Congress
Heights bowled over the Trojan tossers,
24-21, in the feature basket ball game
Of the Southeast Community Center
League at Hine Junior High School.
Styse's six double-deckers for IL
points kept the Trojans in the thick
of the fight throughout the fray, but
his efforts were thwarted by Congress
Heights superior team play.
In other league games, American
Stone trimmed Eighth Street Business
Men, 1927, while the Marvins
trounced the o'Donnells Restaurant
passers, 1921.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
WOULD ADD TO STREAK
Rinaldis Seeking Ninth in Row
Against Mount Vernon.

Against Mount Vernon.
Striving for their ninth consecutive
victory, the Rinald Tailors will stack
up against the strong Mount Vernon
basket ball team tonight at $50
o'clock at Tech High School.
With Bill Noonan, former Eastern
High School and George Washington
University star, averaging more than
IA points a game, the Tailors have
swept past eight strong quints. with
the Bureau of Investigation and st.
Mary's Celtics fives among their
victims. q
Sunday the Rinaldi tossers will play
the Stonewal Democratic Club Of
Baltimore, at the George Washington
University gymnasium at o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
you like Stanford in the Rose Bowl.


:. The odds are coming down on
Southern Methodist. Falconry,
once the sport of lords and earls,
now Is the hobby Of commoners.
=. They say that watching one Of
those winged killers strike the
death blow in the clouds is one Of
the greatest thrills of the open
spaces. Takes years to train
q falcon, however.
Out Minnesota way the boys get
over their foot ball hangovers
spearing fish. =. They live in tar
paper shacks heated with charcoal
stoves while not out with the
lance. Say its great sport for
eyeryha6y 49, except the dsh.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
BLAIR ALUMNI AHEAD.

Paced by Leizear and Clark, Mont
eomery-Blair's alumni basketers staged
@ last half rally to exc out a 26-22
win over the Montgomery-Blair varsity
yesterday at Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
Manush on Links DaiIy.

p GLAND himself, up to the Biltmore
tourney, had been in the rough
seven times in l08 holes of tourna-
ment golf, but he realizes that all Of
winning golf is not in hitting the
tee shots ard second shots. You
have to putt and chip in these tourna-
ments," he said. "At Orlando in the
last So holes I played with Bobby
CrlHckshank he demonstrated this as
few people ever have. He won the
tournament with 280. He caught me
the one shot was leading him after
SO holes and then just 10 more.
was not chipping the ball close and
he was. had 81 puts, for SO holes,
and he used only 81. Witty Cox had
I am not making any excuse, be-
cause, after all, this short game is
just as much golf as the long end
Of it. Just the same, it was a beau-
tiful thing to watch Bobby knock
the ball up from 80 to so yards from
the green and have only 3-foot putt
left"
ASOH1Au SoyS AOl "a VIC jail P4dyclS
are in Florida waiting for the Winter
training sessions to open up. "Manush
Of Washington is out every day fol.
lowing the golfers. He is more of Q
fisherman than a golfer.'
p GLAND took with him to Florida
a Congressional cado1e, named
Rudolph Ivarson, the same lad who
has carried his golf bag for two years.
Rudolph is driving the car and trailer
in which Roland and Betty Mackenzie
make the tournament circuit. But at
the Biltmore Rudolph wasn't allowed
to carry Roland's bag because Of
the restriction against travelling cad
dies.
Evening star., 1935-12-20

Dykes viii be the oldest active
major Lacquer next year j. In,
the big show 10 seasons they
say he still can hobble around.
According to Mike Jacobs, Joe
Louis has gone stale .. but Pauline
Uzcudun rubs the spot where the
bomb exploded and smiles :. :. Per-
haps Tommy Loughran, Philips
Nomad warrior, might be able to
give the lowdown on why Jacobs
postponed that Havana go
Tommy couldn't win in the Arger-
tine.
The little fellows who take 1t on
the chin during the foot ball sea.
son often get revenge when basket
ball rolls arounH . Williams
Evening star., 1935-12-20
JOHNNY IS WIZARD !
WELDING N|BL|CK
Club Head Stops in Ground
After Stabbing Pellet.
Mackenzie Impressed.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

TOHN REVOLTA, the P. G. A.
champion, and leading money
winner of the Winter circuit TO
~ date, has all the pros talking
about the way he is knocking the ball
dead to the cup anywhere from 20 to
so yards from the green. John is the
lad who outstripped fine field to
grab the pro match play champion~'
ship. He has been noted for three
years for his ability to play winning
golf in Florida.
Roland Mackenzie, Congressional
pro, writes that Johns knack of play
ing niblick shot from of the green
20 the pin is uncanny, and is the
main reason the bushy-haired Mil
waukee boy has been winning. He
will use round-headed niblick from
anywhere off the green, playing the
ball very close to him, his arms rest
ing on the hips. He opens the blade
OF the club, but then closes it as he
hits the ball. Freddie Mcleod does
the same thing. Revolta, however,
hits the ball differently from any one
I have seen. He takes the club back
very short and then stabs the club
into the ball and on into the ground.
He has no finish at all on this shot.
The club just goes into the ground.
He even takes practice swing just
jabbing the club into the ground. In
cidentally the greens here look hard
and dry, but the sand on them makes
the ball stop dead. That is the hard
thing to get used to-"
Evening star., 1935-12-20
MRS. J. FRANKLIN GROSS, vice

MRS. ]. FRANKLIN GROSS, vice
Ava president Of the Womenis Dis
trict Golf Association, has resigned
as chairman Of the women's Coli
Committee at Indian Spring and her
place has been taken by Mrs. Karl
8. Giles. Tom Belshe, vice president
and golf chairman Of the club, made
the appointment. Other appoint
ments will be made public next
month.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
ST00GE, AS USUAL
LOSES IN MAT Co
George Subdues CheWaki in
uIe-Iess" Feature of
Weekly Card.

THEY can toss raSsling's So
called rules out Of the win
dow, but gruntdom's army Of
i champions and former champs
still consistently toss their stooges, it
was evident again today following Ed
dom Georges latest local conquest,
which was q 24Ka minute pinning Of
Chief Chewaki.
The mellowing Chewaki, whose
feats Of using stove lids and ground
glass in his trunks have been heard,
but never seen in the Capital, was
rough enough In the feature at Pro-
moter Joe Turner's arena last night,
but 1t was the same old story. The
rules were supposed to have been
thrown out for this bout in difference
to Chewaki, but there was no differ
ence in the aged Indians behavior.
He confined himself to biting, goug-
ing, kicking and mussing up Referee
Benny Bortnick.
Short Kick Ends Bout.
TN THE end it was a short kick by
George that ended the affair.
Chewaki. who knocked out former
Heavyweight Champion Max Schmel-
ing in 1928 while boxing as Gypsy
Daniels, ran into Georges appraised
knee and promptly fell to the mat,
where he was leaped upon by Don
and pinned.
The feature act took second place
in furnishing the 1000 customers with
their weekly mat thrills. Abe Kashey,
durable Syrian, and Dean Detton
stole the show in the semi-f1nal, which
followed the main event. Kashey
managed to tear of Referee Bort
nick's shirt and commit other cute
moves before Detton threw him in II
minutes with an airplane spin. A
police escort helped Kashey escape
from the wrath of few righteous
citizens.
Vic Christy threw George Lehman
in a preliminary, using double arm
lock and scissors to grab the verdict
in 17la minutes. In the fourth affair
on the card Jack Donovan and Rusty
Westcott went 80 minutes to a draw
Evening star., 1935-12-20
COURT PLAYERS ON AIR
Yowell, Wilson Speak Tonight on
Coyle's Sport Hour.

Coyle's Sport Hour.
Roy Yowell. former University of
Maryland court ace, and Whitley VIII
son. one of Pittsburgh's stars last sea-
son, both of whom now perform for the
Heurich Brewers professional quint,
will discuss the relative merits of COL
legiate and professional basket ball to-
night on Bill Coyle's sports program
over Station WMAL at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-20
SCORES QUICK CUE WIN
Flynn Beats Mast in Shortest
Contest in Tourney.

Contest in Tourney.
Gene Flynn recorded the shortest
game of the Lewis & Krauss three
cushion billiard tournament last night,
defeating Frank Masi, 35-25, in So
innings. Henry Baer won over Charles
Goodwin, 1926. in So innings, in an
other tourney game.
Tonight's schedule brings together
Warren Hoeke and Curtis Lanson, and
Leonard Brin and John Didge.