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Evening star., 1935-03-31
Girl Record Claimed.

~ ENA LEVY scorer Of the Wash
N ington Ladies' League. claims a
record for Ellen Jennewine, but
1t is open to challenge. Miss Jenne-
wine. who rolls with the Emanons,
gathered seven strikes in three games.
two each in the first and second and
three in the third that included
double header.
Six of its twelve teams still remain
In the race for the Federal League
pennant with Internal Revenue on
top. closely pursued by G. P. o. and
I. B. E w. No. 121 Astor Clarke,
who has rolled five 400 sets in the
league this season, is the leading in
divduai with 124-42 for "a games.
trailed by Joe Freschi with 1920 for
81 strings. Clarke also leads in strikes
and spares.
As a prelude to their rolling in the
national tournament the Connecticut
Blue Ribbons will invade Convention
Hall Friday night to tackle Fred
Buchhalzs Occidental Restaurant
sharpshooters in what promises to be
the most pretentious intercity match
of the season, here or elsewhere.
Team. doubles and singles will be
rolled, starting at 7:30.
Since the Blue Ribbons are the
greatest collection of duckpin shooters
in the North and the Occidentals, by
virtue of a series of victories over
crack clubs in this section, hold the
championship Of the South, the win
ner of this match well can claim the
title of national match-game cham
piof
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Dutch Sherhn Handicap Stake Named Human Dynamo Mapeus
Standings and Records in Bowling Leagues
DISTRICT.

Season Records.
High team game-King Pin. S22.
High team set-Northeast Temple,
High individual same-Howard Camp
bell. -
High individual set-Ollie Pacini. 443.
High average-Joe Harrison. 126-2.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
GOLF LIST IS HEAVY
AT CONGRESSIONAL
Mixed Foursome on April IA to
Open Schedule-Club Title
Event in September.
CONGR oNAL COUNTRY
CLUB has arranged an attrac-

CLUB mas arranged an attrac-
tive schedule Of mems golf ac-
tivities for the 1885 campaign.
The first event will be q mixed
Scotch foursome on April IA. A high
spot will be the national intercollegiate
tourney June 1929. The annual club
championship tourney will be held
September 20, 81 and ~.
Here is the complete Congressional
schedule, as announced by w. w.
Jones, jr, chairman Of the clubs Golf
and Tourney Committee:
April IA. mixed Scotch foursome: %,
Roland Mackenzie tournament: 2S. blind
bogy tsweepStakes).
May 4. field day and johnson Cup; 12,
mems scotch foursome handicap; 10.
mixed Scotch foursome: 30 blind boey.
June /. best ball match play against
par handicap; q. match play against
par lhandicap): 8. blind bogy: 10. mixed
Scotch foursome 0adies' party: "a to 80.
intercollegiate tournament.
July 4. tombstone tournament; 13. mems
Scotch foursome thandicap): 81. mixed
Ausust 81 September and 2. minia-
September 20: q and 90. annual club
tournament and championship.
October 10. Tatum Cup.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
CAPTAINS TEAMS
IN NTHREELEAGUES
Record Field Is Assured for
Girls City Event-Blue
Ribbons Visit.
BY ROD THOMAS.

~ UCKPINS rarely come In large
focks to J. c. Dutch" Sher-
balm Of Takoma, but few
bowlers gather more in the
end. The reason is that Dutch" is
one of the busiest pin shooters in
town. Both on and of the maple
ways. he's livewire in three leagues.
He is president Of the Takoma
Suburban League. secretary of the
Takoma Duckpin Association and
working vice president in the Takoma
Church League, besides captaining a
team in each.
BY way of appreciation for Sher-
bahn's unceasing efforts in behalf OF
the game, the Takoma bowlers, rap
icly growing in number, due largely
to "Dutch's' activity. have named
tournament for him. The Dutch
Sherbahn handicap will be held on
the next two Saturdays at Takoma.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Season Records.

season kecoraS.
High team sames-North Carolina Ave.
nue. No. /. 591; Congress Street. sol.
High team sets-North Carolina Avenue
No; /, 1850: Congress Street. l.641.
eress street,. 1928; c. Z. Beauchamp
Port Myer Heights). 1000.
Hish individual games-C. Z. Beau
champ Fort Myer Heiahtsl. 100; Kennedy
North Carolina Avenue No. ~. 159.
High individual sets-C. 3. Beauchamp
Street, 3g4
High strikes-c. Z, Beauchamp tFort
Myer HeightsJ. 80: Tate tCongress STREET..
"a
High Spares-Rader tCongress Streetl.
119, c. E. Beauchamp tFort Myer Heishts).
Evening star., 1935-03-31
FEDERAL.
Seas0n Records.

Hish team games-Veterans' Admins
tration. 661: Government Printing Onice.
6e6.
High team sets-Government Printing
Office. s64: Investigation 1.s44.
ans Administration), III; Clarke Investi-
gation). 176.
High individual sets-wslker %. p. o.,
440: watson &C. p o.. 43l
Hish averages--Clarke Qnvestigationl.
124-42: Freschi tN, +; A. 121-29; Miller
WI. 1875; Joilife 0ci cveterans' Ga Admins s.
tration), 1l7-S1; Walker &c. P. o..
111-31: Watson &C. p. o.. 1855; Kas-
son internal Revenue). 1867; Weidman
Navy Yard. 1861
High strikes-Clarke QnvestiRation). 81:
Walker &C. p. o. 66.
High spares-Clarke Investigation),
274: Freschi IN. r. AZ. $50.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
YOUTH TOPS SHOOTERS
Williams Doesn't Need Handicap
After His 40 Score.

Larry Williams, jr., l2-year- old star
skeet shot. banged out a 54 to win q
trout fishermen's handicap shoot
yesterday at the National Capital
Skeet Club. He had a net score Of
49 and a handicap of S. Gen. Billy
Mitchell had second high net. Al.
Williams won a fly rod.
Scores.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

CdI IdS3IIlIg Id1IS.
They staged one of the grandest
brawls on record at Griffith Stadium
couple of Summers back.
A second Dusek, Emil, will return
in the semi -windup to meet Blue Sun
Jennings. the Indian growler.
Jack Donovan, who scored some
thing of hit last week in his debut,
will be back to tackle Frank Bruno
wicz, and Andy Rascher will oppose
Mike Romano in the Commute pre-
liminaries.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Alexandris District,
High team set-Northern District. / 1.143.
High individual sames-Kline. 1el:
Thomson. 161.
High individual set-Kline. 1896.
High Strikes-Gooch 80.
High spares-Danieis. IA.
High individual averages Da niels.
1884; Thomson. 111-52; Kline. 110-16.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

OdSCh C.Ilo oAAAO
Garibaldl.
On occasion he
will 60 back to the
two = falls = out-of =
three mtthod, de-
clares Turner, but
the single-fall style
always has been
his favorite and,
with well-matched
GROWERS like Du-
SEX and Garibaldi
in the feature. the
venerable promoter
thinks one fall
sufficient.
DuSes verSu S
Garibaldi is no
strange dish to To-
Evening star., 1935-03-31
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records,

High team game-C. & p. Telephone Co..
6"l.
.7q9.
High individual Rsme-Chslfonte Eve
ming STAR. 1872.
High individual set-Allen continental
High Individual average-Jarmsn &C. Il
p. Telephone CO... 1886.
High strikes-Weidman Evening STAR.
40; Burrows Evening STAR. Al.
High spares-Olivetti Diamond Service).
Evening star., 1935-03-31
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 1,i. M.
Team Standing.
Season Records.

Hish individual game - Mills Mine
Lab). 1886
HER inaiTidgsI tsam S sso Msc.i
laneous No. l. 500.
High team sets-B. NJ. 1.765; Miscel-
Hish strikes-Beayers miscellaneous
No. II. 80; Sanford Supply. 81.
Hish spares-Burdette (B. M, e40;
Walker fB NJ. 20S
High averases--Walker- IB. NJ, 113-42:
Beavers miscellaneous No. -. 1889;
Hurdette IB. NJ, 113-7.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
NAVY'S TEAMS DO WELL
Grab No Winter Title, but Win
A of 81 Events.

ANNAPOLIS, March 30.-With its
dual contests completed, Naval
Academy teams have made a fine
general showing in the eight sports
in which they engaged during the
Winter season, but stands at the
head in none in contrast with former
years.
On the other hand, the Navy ranks
among the strongest college teams
in nearly every branch of seasonal
sport, and has won well over three
times as many contests as 1t has lost.
Navy's record against collegiate
Evening star., 1935-03-31
American Legion
Final STANDINGS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
=. High individual averages-Brodie Fort
Stevens. 112-44: Kee GBunkep Hiii 'fIIpnt:
IlmImer adIer Incoln,. 1Oa-5: Campbell DIN.
conn 1OS-2: Milne tLncoln1 IOT
-, High individual game-Watt istusrt
WalcotD, 1913 "ai'
Hish individual set - thinner Lin-
High fiat aame-Downes (Nash), 81.
High team game-Lincoln. f;O7.
High team set-.-Lincoln. 1857
High team strikes-Fort Stevens. los
High team spares-Fort Stevens. 53I.
High indiyidual spares-Campbell tI.in-
colnD, 1873: thinner tLfncolnJ, l33
?, High individual strikes-ChaSe Bunker
Evening star., 1935-03-31
UPS0N LEADS AT TRAPS
Breaks 4S Out Of so Targets in
Shoot at Bennine.

Dennis Upson, with 48 hits out of
a possible so. was high gun for the
weekly Washington Gun Club shoot
yesterday over the Benning traps.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
WASHINGTON LADIES.
LADIES' DISTRICT.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

Section c.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
4. r. C.
FRATERNITY LEAGUE.
Season Records,

Hieh individual averases-Ben CPhi
11i1ss: E,ss: Reilly Kappa PhD. Ioe-zs.
tesmm. setaJ. 4ss: Beii 5ss; isR1Hs.fs srots.fs
CA. l. K. Beta). 3So.
High individual .same-P. schlosser.
and Rees a. S. L. Chi sfsmH. 144'p
Hish individual spares-Cotter, 1sa:
Brothers. 1l5: Bell. 112
High individual strikes-BelI. IS: De
Binder KAPPA Phil SO: p. scfllosser. 80.
Total pins--Brothers. s.119: Bell,
S.09a; Cotter. s.06s.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
LONE FALL BOUTS
RETURN TO VOGUE
GaribaIdi and Rudy Dusek
Will Meet Thursday in
Auditorium Feature.

TINE -fall-to-a- finish method
will be brought back to Wash
ington Auditorium Thursday
when Prof. Joe Turner's rass-
ling herd is unclaimed for the weekly
huff and puff show, featuring Rudy
Evening star., 1935-03-31
HERREW INTERCLUR.
Season Records.

High team game-Chidakels. 619
High team set-Vista. l,74s.
High individual averaRe-Bortnick
Hish individual same-weinberE (chid-
skeD. 159.
High individual set-Goldberg "a. z. A.
Alumni 416
High strikes-Bortnick Cvista). as.
High spares-Bortnick VISTA and
MEMBERS tChidakel, 22T.
Hieh flat eame-Tenenbaum (Mon-
Evening star., 1935-03-31
JOHNNY STICKERS WIN
Smith Stars as Varsity Downs
Alumni Team, 12 to /.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 30
Opening its lacrosse season here today,
st. Johns ran riot over a team OF
alumni, winning II to /. Ev Smith,
leading collegiate scorer last season,
made a good start on his total for
this year by scoring six goals.
Many change players were tried out
by the Johnnies, but the scoring pace
was maintained to the end.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
LADIES' FEDERAL.
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Chamberlain weather
Strip. 615.
High individual games-R. Spilman
GKirby's Service. 162; T. saylor Dicky
High individual sets-R. Spilman
IKirbys Service). 406i G. Davis tArlins-
ton Trust 402
High average-R. Spilman (Kirby's
High strikes-G. Davis (Arlinston
Trustl. As.
High spares-R. spilman (Kirbys
Service). 931.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
INTERSORORITY.


High team game-Chi Sisma No !. 511.
High team set-Chi Sigma No. l. 1.60s.
High individual game-Adelaide Jer.
man. 1871.
High Individual set-Catherine Beck. 36e.
HiGh average-Helen Bailey. Qs.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
INTERIoR DEPARTMENT.
Season Records,

High team set-Secretary. 1.726.
High team same-Secretary. $50.
High individual Set-Miller. 42O.
High individual Rame-Harford. 1856
Hish individual averase-F anery.
High strikes-Oberheim ~.
High spares-Oberheim. l99.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
ODD FELLOWS.
Team Standing.
SAa&An KAeArdA

High team Eame-Mount Pleasant. 5a4.
High team set-Mount Pleasant, liza.
High individual same-Ehrlich. 166.
Hish individual set-Ehrlich. 4Os.
High strikes-Cordell 3s
Hish spares-Kettering, 16q.
High average-Ehrlich ILL.,
Evening star., 1935-03-31
RossLYN INDEPENDENT,

Season Records.
High team same-Windridge Handy.
High team set-Brown Buddies. 1.595.
High individual eame-R. Spilman
(Fairfax Service), 169.
fax Service). 407.
High ayerage-R. Spilman Fairfax
Service). 1851. u... Mar.
High spares-R. spilman Fairfax
Seryice) 234.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Team standing,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Jumbo Bread Lis, y,
Hish team same-ssnitary once NO
l. H,sh III; averase-T. Bradford Jumbo
srfhss aish same@D. N. Pratt tofnee No. d.
10 alisb set-s. Thorpe CDoushnutl. 40s
Hish strikes-T. Bradford tJumoo
High spares-R. La Billie tsisnS' -lo'
Individual Averages.
Eighteen games or moreJ
Evening star., 1935-03-31
NAUTICAL.
Al
SeasOn KeeOrds.

High team game-Davis Float. 663.
| High team set-Davis' Float. 1,T44.
High individual same-Kenny BECK
| (Drifters). 176. <r,..
High individual set-Kenny Beck Drift
High average. Freschi Davis Floap.
Hish strikss-d. Stephenson tBon-
High spares-d. Davis Davis Flcat,
Evening star., 1935-03-31
PETwoRTH SINGLES.

Season Records.
High averages-Don Hopper. 1918;
Teddy Farrar. 99-1l.
Hiah game-Don Hopper. 136.
High set-Don Hopper. 349.
High strikes-Mitchel Stein. IL.
High spares-Don Hopper. 80.
Hish nat game-sam Nspon. joe
Evening star., 1935-03-31
TAKOMA,
TAKOMA CHURCH.
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

High team sets-plsnt Industry. 1.159;
Economics. 1872: Blister Rust, 1896:
High team games-Blister Rust. 6"2;
Plant Industry 6l7; Economics, 612.
High individual sets-Lindstrom. 45a;
each.
High individual aames-Tucker. 16s;
German. 1877; Lindstrom. 165.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Seasons Records.

Seasons Records.
High team games-Heurich Brewers.
700.
High team set-Heurich Brewers. 1913.
High individual set-Asater Clarke,
ASS.
High individual set-Aster Clarke.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
A. a r.

11s-4o: j. Muiiican (Encore1. HOT: NJ.
Casey CEneore). 10a-53: NJ. Wubbler
107-59; R. Kaiser lsunnyheld). l07.55:
L. NJ. Gritith CONDOR. 1923; c. Dom
dssra s1I5sna Hol.nS MeTss1t Ssa
tanal, 1O5-7O; H. Armstrong CEncorel.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
Season Meesrur.

High team game-Holy Name. 63Z.
High team set-Holy Name. 1.74s.
High individual same-Stanton tSt
stephen'sl and McGolriek 6t. ?. De
Sales; l61 each.
Hish strikes-McGolrick lst. p. De
sales). 80.
High spares-Kramer. tr. Nativity.
High individual averase-McGolrick (st
Francis De SaleO. 114-l2
High team average-Holy Name, 530-53.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
RECREATION.

High averase-Simon. 121-51; Wood,
121.2.
High individual same-Woods, 11S.
High individual set-Davson. AS.
High team game-Pirrone L. Wolter.
Hish team set-Brodt's. Inc, 1904.
Hish strikes-Woods, 50.
High spares-Simon. 23l.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Section a."
Team STANDING.

Season Records.
High team averase-st. Anthony's.
529-40.
High team set-St. Gabriers. 1,74s.
High team game-St. Anthony's Slp
High average-Weeks (St. Anthony's).
High individual set-Laake st. Ca.
brielsl. 391.
High Individual gams-ricer tst.
Eish strikes-Cyr Nativity. "a.
High spares-WeekS (st. Anthony's) %, 200.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
I,ine-ups and summary:

.: Wasner 3: sutton. Kibier. Kooele,
"sissi sISssitutionsMst. Johns: Lethrop for
Boucher. Usher for Hamman. christhor or
Donohue. Burns for Rowe. Wingate for
Koosle, Sutton. for Kibler. owings for SUIT
ton. Stallings for Smith. Alumni: Daesch
for Glickman. Glickman for Trader. Fox
for Evans Lewis for Banks
Time OF quarters-15 minutes. Ref
eree-Boh Miller tSt. Johns).
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
Schmeling Flady
Refuses to Meet
Jimmy Braddoch
German Heavyweight Says He's
Already Signed to Fight
Baer for Title

Berlin, March 30. -(R- Ma X
Schmeling emerged from his self-im-
posed "exile" from Berlin's sporting
circles Saturday to announce flatly
he would not fight James j. Brad
dock, designated No. / heavyweight
contender by the New York state ath-
letic commission.
Looking fit after q secret trip
through southern Germany, the form
er worlds champion declared he saw
no reason why he should be called
upon to face Braddock and pointed
out he already was matched for q
title fight with Max Baer.
"Braddock's victory over Art Lasky
was his first important success" :"
Schmeling said. He didn't show any,
thing before. Why should I meet him
first when I'm already under contract
to fight Baer?"
Schmeling Is looking forward eag-
erly to his second match with Baer.
Before my match with Baer," the
former champion added, Il expect to
meet Pauline Uzcudun In June, prob
ably in Germany. It won't be q real
fight but 1t should give me q good
workout and keep me in top condi-
tion."
Joe Jacobs. Schmeling;s American
manager. believes the Teuton's title
match with Max Baer will be fought
outside Of New York state, probably
In Chicago, under Madison Square
Gardens promotion.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
REQUEST ron BIDS
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
HlGAWAY4

Proposals for furnishing Motor Pa.
trolls. Corrugated Metal Pipe Culverts.
Perforated Corrugated Metal Pipe
ysrt. ana asaa.r Sadss @ b. re.
ceived BY the state Highway Com-
missioner in the office Of the Depart.
ment Of state Hfkhways It Bismarck.
North Dakota. not later than $50
which time and place they. viii bs
publicly opened and read.
The proposals must be mailed to or
otherwise deposited with the Depart-
ment Of state Highways At Bismsrsk;
and endorsed proposals for Furnish
Ing Motor Patrols, Corrugated Metal
Pipe Culverts. Perforated Metal Pipe
Culverts. Reinforced Concrete Gull
verts or Grader Blades" - the case
"a x certified check Of s%. together
with ! bidders bond in the full
amount ~ listed below. must accom-.
D.nyc cosrSe.t.s srSs Rs9pS%.sl; %ss., Pin. cu,-
rssfosst:a cssra:;t.d .:s:! !! 81
Reinforced Concrete c",.@ Il.
vertS .$JsVOO
.... w.. % Amount 81 Propo:.l
Grader Blades ..:..: 10000
IT0l8nt 10 point Oh destination.
Contemplated purchases consist Of
&C corrussted Metal Pipe culv.rts r..
CURED for tho fiscal year Of April lB.
1895. to April Is. 1886. by the Main.
tenance or other Departments. a
Perforated Metal Pipe Culverts 1e.
quired for the fiscal year of April Is,
1895. to April Is. 1885, by the Main.
tenance or other Departments.
Reinforced Concrete Culverts r..
CURED for the fiscal year Of April Is.
1885. to April Is, 1895. by the Main.
tenance or other Departments. 4
Fourteen Motor Patrols. fs
Grader Blades required for the III.
cal year Of April Is. 1895. to Aprll>1e
All bidders are invited to bs prssa
| ent ct the opening OF the proposals.
The right q reserved to rejectAea
or all proposals to waive technicaI.
tiles. or to accept such % may He
detsrminsd 70 b for the best iatst.
Department Of state Highways
BY Ole II. Olson,
Highway Commissioner
Date: March 18th, 1895.
Nle.33.3e
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
CUBS AND PIRATES
GIVEN 'DARKHORSE'
RATINGS BY SCRIBE
Braves Make Sacrifice in Inter-
ests of Gate Receipts by
Playing Ruth
NEW WORKERS LOOK BEST
Strength Of Big Four Pitching
Combination Seen as De.
Gliding Factor
BY ALAN GOULD

New Orleans, March 30.-(F)-Rid-
ing high. wide and handsome after
capturing three Of the last four world
series, the National League is all
steamed up for one Of the gaudiest
seasons In It's 60-odd years OF exist
ence.
With Babe Ruth in the circuit for
the first time as an extra-special
added attraction at the box office,
even though the Babes trifle shop
worn, and the Cincinnati Reds are all
set to introduce night baseball as a
fresh stimulant to the cash CUSTOM
ers, there's an unprecedented display
Of showmanship by baseball's erst-
while and conservative "old guard
The twin objectiveS Of better gate"
attractions and financial recovery for
the league, most Of the members Of
which have been deeply in the red
for the duration OF the depression.
would be more quickly attained by
q rowdy, free-for-all pennant race.
Sees Two Club Race
Candor. however. compels the as
sertion that it looks distinctly like
another two-club race. To be more
specific. it looks from this observa-
tion post as though the New York
Giants. despite the embarrassment Of
their collapse in the last month Of the
1884 season, have recuperated suffi-
ciently to turn the tables on the ST..
Louis Cardinals.
At least six and perhaps seven
clubs. II the Phillies are included.
will be anything but a push-over
this season. The rookie Reds OF
Cincinnati. still in the embryonic
stage Of development, alone can be
counted definitely cut Of the picture.
It's a tossup between the Chicago
Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates for third
place.
Giants Look Best
The Giants look best this spring
for several reasons. They beat them
selves last September, blowing a
seven game lead that would have
been impossible for the Cardinals to
wipe out except for the utter collapse
of the New York club.
No one can underestimate the all
around strength and drive of this
swash- -buckling ST. Louis crew.
In the final analysis, however. it
gets down to question of what
Manager Frisch is going to use for
winning pitchers after he shoots the
Dean boys at the opposition. The
Giants can keep blasting away with
Carl Hubbell, Hal Schumacher. Fred
Ttzsimmons and Roy Parmelee-a
big four" that looks as good as new
this spring.
None Of the remaining clubs can be
rated as pennant factors although
one of them. Bill McKechnies Boston
Braves, finished fourth last year,
ahead OF the Pirates. and figures to
get the maximum out Of all available
resources this year. The Braves,
however, have made the supreme sac
rifice In the interests OF bigger gate
receipts by installing Ruth In the out
field.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
Hollywood Wrestler
Wins on Foul at FORK

Grand Forks. N. D., March 30.-(R
George H. Koverly Of Hollywood,
CAL, won on a foul from John Free
burg Of Minneapolis in the feature
wrestling match Of q mixed program
here Friday night. The bout lasted
81 minutes before Referee Bun Deitz
disqualified Freeburg for continually
using the strangle hold.
Max Kalbrener. 14S. Moorhead,
gave away ten pounds and easily won
the decision over John Moran, l58,
Detroit. in the Xix round main boxing
attraction.
King Tut OF Minneapolis threw
Adolph Haavisto OF Fargo In l3 min
utes Of the other wrestling feature
Joe Kranzel, 135. Grand Forks, beat
Kid Sweeney, 1873, Fargo. In . -four
round boxing match.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
Louis Wins 18th
Straight Victory
Oetroiter Metes Out Terrific
Beating to Matte Brown
Of Washington

Detroit, March 30.-ReThe sag
ging stocks in the prize fight market
bounded upward on wave OF specu-
lation Saturday over the new two
fisted menace in the heavyweight
ranks-Brown Bomber Joe Louis
who turned in his seventeenth
straight ring victory Friday night by
dealing out terrific beating to Matte
Brown Of Washington.
The 20-year-old Negro battler from
Detroit's Mulberry Street, who turned
in his first paid performance in the
glove game last July. did not succeed
In adding Brown to his list of l3
knockout victims, but he won every
one of the ten rounds, and convinced
q lot Of fight experts at the ringside
that he was one of the biggest threats
among the heavyweight title con-
tenders.
Louis Is booked for bout with
Primo Carnera in New York in June.
but his managers expect to let him
put few more fights under his belt
this spring before he makes his New
York debut against the former title
holder.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-30
Washington's 0ne-Man Team
Twice Trounces Jimmy Gil
hula Of Washington

Cambridge. Mass. March 30.-(R-
Although Michigan's well-balanced
tank force seems assured Of success
full defense Of its National Collegiate
A. A. team championship. most of the
honors in the 18th annual meet at
the Harvard pool must be awarded to
Jack Medica. the University Of WASH
ington's one-man team.
Michigan. with l3 crack swimmers
at its call, piled up the almost unbeat-
able total Of rs points Friday. when
six of the IL events were decided, but
none of the Wolverine swimmers
could compare with the speedy
Medica. who set new world record
of 1888 for the l5O0-meter free style
swim, then defended the second Of his
three individual N. G. A. A. titles, the
220-yard free style, with meet rec
ord-smashing victory.
While registering his double, which
gave the Huskies 10 points and q Sec
ond place tie with the5-man Iowa team.
Medica twice .rounced his greatest
rival. Jimmy Gilhula Of Southern
California.