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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21

Cotton, q native, defending champion,
going to post strong favorite at 10
to /.
IF BRADBURY'S figures are q cri-
= terion. the most highly regarded Of
American pros are Gene Sarazen and
Densmore Shute, both OF whom have
won the British open and neither Of
whom is competing this year. On the
chance that they would compete Brad
bury offered odds on each Of rs to !.
He rated Henry Picard at 80 to /
and offered so to on such Yankee
notables as Tommy Armour, Johnny
Fischer. Walter Hagen, Joe Kirkwood,
Bill Melhorn, Francis Ouimet, Horton
and Macdonald Smith and Craig
Wood. Other Americans listed were
Bobby CrulckShank, Leo Diegel, ed
Dudley. George Dunlap, Olin Dutra.
H O. Egan, Johnny Farrell, Johnny
Goodman, Jess 'Guilford, w. ].
Hunter, George Moreland, AL watrous
and j. Westland, all at 100 to 1 ex-
cept Moreland, who was quoted at
200.
THE most highly regarded BdtiShers
listed by Bradbury, besides Cot
ton, are: c. A. Whitcombe, II to /;
A. H. Pedgham, Is to !, and Archie
Compston. IS to /.
In mems tennis, with Jack Crawford
Of Australia and Fred Perry Of Eng
land as the joint favorites at S 10 !,
the top-ranked American is Sidney
Wood at IS to /, trailed by Wilmer
Allison at 80 to /. Donald Bulge and
Gene Mako each Is rated q 50-to-1
shot. George Lott at SO to / and
Johnny Van Ryn at 100 to 1.
Helen Jacobs, Americas premier
woman racketer, rates half as much
chance of winning as the English lass.
Dorothy Round, according to Brad
bury, who quotes Miss Jacobs at 8 to l
and Miss Round at to /. Mrs. Helen
Wills Moody, attempting q comeback,
Is quoted at 20 to /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
YANKEE HORSE SCORES.

ASCOT, England, June II Dr.
Marshall Fields j. r. Smith, ct 4
to /, won the Hardwicke stakes over
. mile-and-a-half route today by two
lengths from Mrs. Corlette Glorney's
Assignation. T. Lant's Achtenan was
third. Nine ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
Yale Holds Edge
In Dual Regatta

WALES varsity crews have won the
annual regatta with Harvard 38
times since the series started In 1852.
Harvard has won "a times.
The series record:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
FIGHT FILM SHOWN.

The motion picture Of the Baer-
Braddock fight will be shown at the
State Theater at Bethesda for nine
days, starting today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
SEEKS WEEK END TILTs.

White Haven A. @. seeks action for
Saturdays and Sundays. Call Manager
Fisher at Cleveland 7723.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
NEED SUNDAY BATTLE.

Washington Red Sox, who have q
diamond, want action with an unlim-
tied foe on Sunday. Call Charles
Swan, Columbia 7744, after pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
Fl JULY 4 GAME SOUGHT.

White Star A. G. is after July 4
game. Call Clarendon 2540.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
Collegians Nearly AL Here
For National Title Tourney

w YTH virtually all the lads on
Nh the battlefield training
Wv their weapons on that
tough par of ~. Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-21
WomanS oon Upgrade Here Lnsn1en Rackete Not Highly

Cotton, native, defending champion,
going to post q strong favorite at 10
to !.
Evening star., 1935-05-15
New Trade Curbs Asked.

Producers In the Netherlands are
urging the government to substitute
high import tariffs for the present
complex system Of trade controls,
planting restrictions and relief pay
meuts.
Evening star., 1935-05-15

Across.
!. Less adulterated.
8. A simpleton.
9. Wing like part.
Il. Variety of apple.
"a. Hellenic.
16. Old World evergreen shrub.
18. Mode Of standing.
19. Puff up.
40. Dry.
"a. Expression Of hesitation.
23. Mystic ejaculation used by
Buddhists.
a.. Official Endorsement on . pass
port.
IS. Pry.
~. Town in Luzon, Philippine Islands.
29. Masculine name.
30. Pertaining to difference of posi-
ton.
81. Printers measure.
%. Insanity giving delusions of great
ness.
"a. Spar
IS. Hawaiian starch root
S6. Deviating from circularity.
"a. Exclamation to call attention.
a. Genus of civet-like animals Of
Asia.
Is. Herd Of whales.
Is. Accessory coat Of Q seed.
~. Country north Of India.
<8. Musical instrument.
90. Sun god.
80. Providing.
81. White metal.
50. Ralph Emerson's middle name.
81. Lessened.
81. Greek hero who slew Hector.
80. Actors.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
EASTERN TRACKMEN
WIN BY HALF POINT
Mount St. Joseph's Is Runner-Up
in Invitation Games at
Port Deposit.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DORT DEPOSIT, Md. May Ii
Eastern High School of Wash
ington won the fourth annual
invitation track meet here today with
361z points. while Mount st. Joseph's
Of Baltimore contested the ranking
with a half point less The Joseph
ties captured the meet last year.
Franklin and Marshall annexed
3119 points and Gilman 3012. Then
followed Baltimore City College. Bal
timore Polytechnic Institute, Forest
Park High and McDonogh.
Belair High School walked away
with the second division, amaSsing q
total Of SOFA points, while Middle
town, Del. was next with 267.
Twenty-one schools were repre-
sented BY 800 contestants. Summa-
ries:
Glass "a"
MILE RUN-Won by Howard Prank
a aad sh ssSaa efAifs asstnote nss
os isoS.ixsb s lsps DssG.ToS y gsss,er &at.- 2a.
.'iio. .,Isa iio.xxap pasHH%on Won 5! Vodsll (g.4-
tlmore CITY Collegel; second. Grimtn tBa!-
timore Polytechnic Instituted third.
Brand Eastern Hishl; Time-O.;53
eastern High SCHOOL,: second. Valerie
tBaltimore City Collese1: thiId; MOxley
sso-YaRD DAsH@won Sy BaetjeF CGil-
mani: second. Rome CForest Park; third.
wftaeiS iaoi iSARD lS1''} HIdH neHSi HuRDLR-won by
Joe'H; third coefieid 'Poiy5. Time 6:17.s.
MILE RELAY-Won by F. and M; Sec
ond, Eastern; third st. Joe's. Time
s.o.YARD LOW HURDLE-won by Cop
per Eastern): second, Sightfood EAST
ernl: third. Horn tSt. Joe's). Time
Field Events.
POLE VAULT-Won by Horn tSt Joes); ;
second, Mckinney F. and M; third, Par
due lCity). Distance-10 feet 3 inches.
BROAD JUMP-Won by Murth (Gil-
mani; second. Horn (St. Joe's): third.
Martin IF. PD. Distance-20 feet 11A
sHorPUT-won by shurretss GMeDon3, :;
msSys pl,tsnss@t5 feet So inches. M
tMcponJ: second; Won Schultz o6Poly! /;
HIGH JUMP-won by Muller EASTERN: {:
second Higgins tst Joe'sl third Shoe
maker (Polyl Height-61a feet "a inch.
JAVELIN THROW-Won by Dunlap IF
and ny; second, Dixon tGilmanl: third.
Hill n. and M. Distance-l54 feet l
Evening star., 1935-05-12
ALEXANDRIA BEATEN
FOR TRACK HONORS
Bows to Winchester, 20 to 1914,
in Competition for State
Class "B" Title.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May IL
" Alexandria High School was
nosed out OF first place by
Handley High School of Winchester
in the class B high school division
Of the State high school track meet
held on Lambeth Field here today.
Handley's barriers scored 33la points
while Alexandria's cinder men ar1ass-
ed 26 points.
Fones, Shu, Eunis Of the Alexandria
team won first places in the Javelin,
100-yard dash and 220-yard low hur-
dies, respectively, while Shu captured
second place in the broad Jump and
third in the discus. Rutledge Of Alex
andria won second place in the 880-
yard run. Shu was tied with Crisman
Of Handley High School for high
point honors In the class B division
with 10 points. Alexandra and Hand
ley staged as close a battle in the
B division as John Marshall High
and Newport News did in the A divi-
sion, but the Winchester barriers won
the last three events Of the day to
clinch their victory.
Newport News High was the winner
in class A and Central High Of Man
quin in class c.
Scores in the class A meet were
Newport News. A 1-3; John Marshall
of Richmond, 3712; Glass of Lynch
burg. rs 1-3; Maury of Norfolk,
10 1-3; Hampton. 8, and Jefferson Of
Roanoke, III.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FIELD EVENTS net
CAVALIERS VICTORY

BY the Associated Press.
T EXTINCTION. Va, May 11.-Three
| of Archie Hahn's Cavaliers broad
jumped Virginia to a seventh
consecutive Big Four track champion
ship here today by the scant margin of
212 points after v. P. rs Gobblers had
set the pace through 13 of the IS
carded events.
The Techmen, head and shoulders
better than the opposition on the
cinder path, fell before Virginia's on
slaught in the field events, with the
Cavaliers sweeping the first three
places in the broad Jump with Griff
Dodson, Newman Harris and Grover
Everett to climax a successful chase.
Tech came back to win the mile
relay with a new meet record of 3:25,
but it was a futile gesture. The final
score was Virginia, 81; Virginia Tech,
4S1z; v. M. l., 401a, and Washington
and Lee. "a.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
ARMY YFOURLOSES
TOPENN MILITARY
Handicap Isn't Necessary
as Cadets Win, II to 7,
in Mild Upset.

TOUR fard-riding young cadets
- from the Penn Military Aca-
/ denny. playing a bang-up team
game, helped to raise the cur
tain on the National Capitals polo
season yesterday on the Potomac Park
oval by turning back the War Depart
ment Whites, IL to Z, in what was re-
garded as a mild upset by devotees Of
the mallet.
Spotted a three-goal handicap by
the more experienced Army horsemen,
the youngsters carried the fight to
the War Department quartet and. with
a strong start aud rousing finish.
won without requiring the handicap.
A crowd of approximately $500 wit
messed the tilt.
1t looked as though the collegians
were going to need their handicap
and more at the outset. when Mai. T.
De La M. Allen. No. / on the War
squad, scored shortly after
the opening gong, but before the first
chukker was over the Penn Military
team had counted three times in quick
succession to make the score read,
with the handicap, to /. Warner
Jones. Bud Combs and Jack Young
counted in that order for the young
sters in that period.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FOR SOFT BALLLOOP
Prince Georges County League to
Be Organized Thursday.

A meeting to form Prince Georges
County Soft Ball League will be held
Next Thursday night at 8 o'clock in
the parish hall of Pinkney Memorial
Church at Hyattsville. The gather
ing has been called by the Mems Club
of Pinkney Memorial Church and will
be addressed by DR.. C. L. Mackert,
head of the physical education depart
ment of the University Of Maryland,
who is giving the plan all possible
support. .
Representatives Of churches, clubs,
fire departments. communities or any
other group wishing to compete are
asked to be represented at the
meeting.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Patterson Clusters Points.


7 H. PATTERSON Of Navy was the
Il individual star of the meet.
winning two firsts and two
seconds to roll up Is points for the
MILDLY team.
Two meet records were broken
during the competition. Frank
Abernathy, Carolina speedster, took
the 12O-yard high hurdles in lat
seconds, breaking the old record Of
14.8 seconds. Harry Williamson,
N. c., star miller, ran the half mile
in l minute 56.8 seconds, shaving q
second off the old mark.
The summary:
1OO-YARD DAsH-Won by Hubbard IN.
c.: second. J. Il. Patterson Navy; third.
HissK M{LE N RGsWns G Tslo by isfDnas @ifismson N
c.; SECOND. Gabori IN. CO; third, Sheten-
helm Navy. Time minutes 30,3 sec
saO-YARD DAsH-won by J. H. Pat.
terson Navy: second Farmer IN. CD:
'hTs fsofzE6 tsis6 NIGH AfGH sseonfs y
c9: c0eindsRd .hird. W wrlssy 's |SsVy. Tims@l47
'etHHSi aaSS4iYARp RUN.wOn BY Davis Navy, y !;
IN. c.. tied for .hrst third stuessi
'Nsyyl Time0g Or minYte; % e, 5s ssSonds sSon
H. Patterson NAVY; second. ,Abernathy
IN c.; third. Wrigley Navy. Time
sso.YARD RuN-won BY williamson
IN. c.; second Gardner IN O.: third.
GaboIi IN. CO. Time minute 56.s
sHofPUT-won by Evins IN. o.: sec
ond: Wrennn N: g.; third Besson Navy.
DISCUS THROW Won sy Decker
Evins IN. CO. Distance-124 feet 8
JAvELIN THRow-won by Bakutis
Navy; second, Armfield IN. c): third.
Bel lNavyI pistenee.2o5 feet. -
sM.H,5 MsTTer S9oP.r cossrsvs r.ss. snd Brock
BROAD JUMP-Won by Hisby IN CD:
second. j. H. Patterson Navy; third
Hubbard (N c.. Distance-22 feet Ill
POLE vAULT-won BY Metcalf NAVY:
tie for second between Jackson and Bear
IN. O.. and Cosgrove and Pinkerton
Navy. Height-12 feet.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
EASTERN NETMEN SCORE
Beat Maryland Freshmen, S to 2.
All Tits Decisive.

University Of Maryland's freshmen
tennis team bowed to the Eastern
High netmen in a So engagement
yesterday at College Park. It was
the opening competition Of the sea-
son for the Old Line yearlings.
The Washingtonians captured four
Of the five singles matches and the
teams split the two doubles en-
counters. Ali matches were decided
In straight sets
Beachman, playing No for Mary
land freshmen, displayed good form
In trimming Cranston In straight
sets, 60, 81. He teamed with Leh-
man to win the No. l doubles from
Cranston and Burns, 60, 60.
Summaries:
Beachman maryland freshmen) de-
feated Cranston. 60. 6-l; Burns EAST
ernD defeated Posner e.. So; Con-
trasas (Eastern) defeated Lehman. Co.
60; Lichliter EASTERN defeated Waters.
g. g.; Kontz (Eastern) defeated
Hosford. 6-1, 81.
/ Doubles.
Beachman and Lehman MARYLAND
freshmen defeated Cranston and Burns.
60. 6-2; Contrasts and KontZ (East-
ernl defeated Posner and waters. g..
IS.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
PASS GRIDIRON TIPS
Masters Heard by 1900 Coaches,
Schoolboys in "Clinic."

PITTSBURGH. May II P.-Ably
assisted by Dick Harlow Of Harvard,
Andy Kerr. Of Colgate and several
others, Coach Jock Sutherland showed
some 1900 high school coaches and
players today how the game Of foot
ball should be played.
The clinic" opened at 9 am, with
an exhibition Of offensive line play
by the Pitt varsity, interspersed by
lectures by the Pitt coaching staff
and visiting clinicians. It closed with
a dinner tonight.
Lou Little. Columbia's colorful men
tor was prevented from attending by
the serious illness of his mother.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
OCCOQUAN EKES WIN.

OCCOQUAN, Va, May 1l.-A
single by Second Baseman George
Prince scored the run that gave
Occoquan A. c. q rs victory in IL
innings over the Fort Belvotr nine
today. 1t was the third win in q row
for Occoquan. which tomorrow meets
the Indian Head outfit here at 3
o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

NsBoRNE broke the stadium high
~ jump mark formerly held by
Winnie Fraatz of C. U. with a
leap of 6 feet inches. Fraatz's mark
was an even feet. Oddly enough
both hail from Philadelphia.
Dixie" Walker stood out for the
Card trackmen. Walker scored IS
of his teams total points. winning
three events. Summaries:
22O-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-won by
Osborne (P. c. %: second. Norton &c.
U,J:- third. Wieglesworth &C. ~. Time
JAyELIN-Won by Osborne .P. c. ols
e. o Ret thru inebs. Fbs.eS H
'iTshi sho4fTTo%onT r TiSsSie S9 S1[e; ;seoea'os
LP. c. o. and Laiousky &c. ~. tied.
Distance-42 feet ia inches.
ond saet3o R e. y 81 tiss shtfa S Nj III. &c. e..
III a,cu TImsw2 Yi;Np MINUTES; u
her C. d pistsnsceIS feet ts': 8 inches. .
secons As6ua.s Py iB;s HSss gS;
YARD Low aTR6iEs-won aifTGIRn6SiiEsw by
Walker &C. u; second Norton &c. u;
third Osborne (P. C. o.. Time-2s.6
POLE vAULT-won BY sto1ord q. C.
Ol Osborne (P. C. o. and Clark (P c.
o.. tied for second; third. Gofiredi &c.
u Height-l1 feet 3 inches.
&C. u. DistancsS126 feet 1 inches.
2-MILE RUN-wOn by salerno IP. G.
o.; second. Guheen &c, u; third. MIX
BkoAD e1nqSsS ss o.sosse sS sseonfs ae C.
&C. y: pistance--20 feet s Inches.
SSO-YARD RUN-Won by Hugel &C.
y: second, Weldon &c, ~: third. Ryan
%: second. carron &c. UJ; third: Nc
Evening star., 1935-05-12
MESKE ACCEPTED
AS MAT SACRIFICE
Star of PreIim Is Given PRO
motion in Meeting Cham
pion' George.
CONSISTENT preliminary win

4 CONSISTENT preliminary win
" ner for weeks, Ed Meske
n receives a lons-awaited pro-
motion to the status Of q
main-eventer on Promoter Joe Tur-
ners weekly rassling card Thursday
at the Washington Auditorium when
he will be offered as q sacrifice to
one of matdom's two reigning cham
pions," Ed Don George.
Meske, impressive winner over Dick
Daviscourt last week in semi wind
up tilt, will engage George in a one
fall exhibition that will mark the
Boston title claimants first local start
this year.
Rough and tough. but comparatively
inexperienced. Meske does not figure
to down George, but he should give
the former Michigan foot ball player
plenty of competition while he sticks
around.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
NAVY GOLFERS ROMP.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May II F.-
The Naval Academy golf team de-
feated the golfers Of Hampden-
Sydney College at the Annapolis
Roads Club today, 40 to Z. Midship-
man w. ]. East handed In card of
n for the 18 holes.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
FRIENDS NET VICTOR
Defeat Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School Team. 8 to 2.

Friends School tennis team con-
quered the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School racketers, 3-2. Sum-
maries: Singles-Newmeyer Cd de-
feated Turner, 6E3, 1l-9; Atnsmith
OBJ defeated J. Smith, 6-4, +6,
60; Speare (F) defeated Passa,
Ga. Is, rs.
Douples-Speare and Newmeyer (F.)
defeated Turner and Ainsmith, 6-3,
60; Passa and Atkinson (B) de-
feated Mackay and Mcbride, is, IS.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
N. R. A. T0SSERS SET PACE.

N. r. A. tossers, with four wins in
as many starts, are setting the pace
in the U. S. Government Base Ball
League. Treasury, with two victories
against two losses, is second. D. c..
Repair has won one game and
dropped two, and Investigation has
lost three tilts in as many starts.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Bout CouS Importance Route Raised
Turf Fans Riot
Over Queer Odds
BY the Associated Press.
GAN ANTONIO, Tex, May IL

- Pay-off of $1,000 on a race win
ner posted at 40 to led to a
riot of 1000 irate fans at the Alamo
Downs track late today.
The crowd swept across the track,
tore the mutuels boards off. threw
stones through the press box and
stopped the running of the last
two events.
Forty officers rushed to answer
riot calls when fights broke out at
several places through the stands.
They soon quieted the throng.
Chief of Police Owen w. Kilday
headed a police riot squad of 20
policemen armed with guns and
tear gas. A score of deputy sheriffs
also helped place the crowd under
control
The $1,000 pay-off stood.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
KIick Is Hard Luck Fighter.

u L1Ch Is more Oh tIle type Oh rocs
n and, despite 1884 record tinged
with hard luck, is one of the
best pugilists now in practice. He lost
close duke to Barney Ross and
whipped Harry Dublinsky in his last
two starts, which is recommendation
enough, and before that he bowed to
Locatelli in a close scrap in Cleto's
adopted home town, Philadelphia.
Almost a year ago he was holding
Canzoneri or even terms when Tony
opened bad cut over his eye, causing
the bout to be stopped in the ninth
round In the bout before that, also
in 1884, he drew with Ross on the
West Coast.
As for Canzoneri, he needs apologize
to no one in the ring, not after what
he did to Ambers. AS fighters 60, the
29-year old Tony should be creaking
like rusty gate. He should have
hung 'em UP years ago when the
writing boys said he was through"
But he refused and carried on to win
such inconsequential things as the
feather title from Benny Bass, the
lightweight crown from Al Singer On
a one-round kayo, the junior welter-
weight diadem from Jackie (Kid) Berg
on three-round knockout, and then
the lightweight title again from
Ambers.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Complete Card Announced.

T$URNEK, arriving from New YORK
and the Canzoneri- -Ambers fight,
yesterday announced the COM
plete preliminary program, which will
be featured by the return Of three
prime local favorites in Paul Bosch.
AL Bisignano and Jack Donovan. all
youngsters.
Boesch. one Of the most popular
of all the hefties here q few months
ago, will tackle Little Beaver, an In
dian trial-horse. in the semi -wind-up,
which is scheduled to be decided in
IS minutes or less.
Bisignano. the Des Moines Italian,
who Is headed for higher things In
the mat racket, will oppose another
rugged journeyman in John 'Kstan,
the durable Canadian. Donovan, who
bowed to Chief Little Wolf a couple
OF weeks back, will meet Walter Un-
derhill.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
TRACKMEN
| BOW TO TARKEELS
Make Stiff Fight Before
Suffering First Loss
of Year, 54-72.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS, Nd, May IL
~ Breaking even in events won
~ but piling up decisive mar
gin in second places, the
University of North Carolina gave the
Naval Academy its first defeat Of the
season in field and track competition
here today, 70 to 54.
The meet was hard fought
throughout, the score being tied,
27 to 27, after six events had been
run off. The Tarheels pulled ahead
in the remaining eight, and clinched
the meet by winning all three places
in the 880-yard run.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DUDAs oUTP01NTs wEIMER.

NEW YORK. May II (P).-Steve
Dudas, 1864. Edgewater, N. j.. out
pointed Dutch Weimer, 1921, Tue
son, Ariz., In an eisht-round bout at
the Ridgewood Grove A. G. tonight.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Army Again Outplayed.

A GAIN in the second chukker the
n veteran Army riders were out
played by the collegians when
Young and Jones counted goals to
more than offset successful shot by
Maj. c. c. Smith. who captained the
Army team that defeated the Mexican
Army four in a series Of matches
here last Summer Jones shot was
almost half the length of the field.
The third and fourth chukkers
found the Whites whiting the 8-to-2
lead down to 8-to-5. Mai. Allen
counted the third chukker and Lieut..
c. H. Reed contributed two more tai
lies for the War Department team in
the fourth. Its lead threatened, the
Penn team rallied in the fifth chuk-
ker when Young and Combs counted
as against a goal by Maj. Cotton of
the Whites. substituting for Maj. AL
len. In the sixth and final chukker
Combs again scored for the collegiate
quartet while Maj. Smith added his
second goal for the Arny's cause.
The victory was the second Of the
outdoor season for the collegians. who
had previously scored over Princeton,
-
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Shrine Battle Crucial to Both.
THE Canzoneri-Klick fight, signed
and sealed now, does neither
principal any favors. Neither
the lightweight nor the Junior light
weight championship will be at stake.
but 1t will be a crucial battle for both
boys. especially for Klick. If frankie
should take a beating in this non-
title fight he would be removed
naturally as ranking contender and
probably would fall we'll behind Ambers
and Cleto LocatelI, the up-and-coming
Italian. Very probably a defeat might
mean the end of Frankie's aspirations
toward a major title.
Canzoneri will have his crown. win
or lose, but If Klick whips him the
handwriting might we'll be on the wall
for Canzoneri. He would have to put
his crown on the block for Klick in
stead of waiting for the more popular
Ambers to ripen for another crack or
for Ross to decide to renew Affiliations
with the 135-pound division.
Unless it ends in draw. the fight
is going to prove bitter pill to either
CanZoneri or Klick, but one thing Is
certain, two classy scrappers will
square off on June 10. The wisest of
Gotham's sages went on record both
before and after the Canzoneri-Ambers
fight as saying that Klick, the master
boxer, will prove a tougher nut for
Tony to crack than was AmberS.
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BOW
Toe. j. TRACKMEN
Osborne, Old Olympic Star,
Sets Stadium Record
With 6.2 lump.

~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY'S
1 track team handily defeated
" the Philadelphia College Of
Osteopathy In a dual meet
yesterday in the c. U. Stadium,
72 SIS to SO 1-6.
Harold Osborne Of the Philadelphia
team, who performed in the olympic
games in 1924 and 1928, was the star
of the afternoon. The 37-year-old
veteran broke a stadium high Jump
mark and ran up the highest number
Of individual points scored with o
total of 221z.
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score by PERIODS:
Penn Military s62 90 2 Ill
.Three-soal handicap.
Scoring: Penn Military-Jones (2),
Combs (3, Young go. War Department
Whites-Leut Reed (3l. Mai. Smith (2).
Mai. Allen, Maj. Cotton Substitute for
MAI. Allen). Ofdcials-Lieut. Stadler and
Maj. Estes.
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Shrine Battle Crucial to Both.

automatically moves up to second
place, behind Canzoneri.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

THE greatest boxing match in
Washington history assumed
a deeper shade of Importance
and attractiveness yesterday