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La gaceta., 1936-02-05
OBRERos Y CAPITALISTS
UNIDoS EN- CONTRA DEL
coMUNISMO

Monterrey, Feb. S.-NkOs es-
tablecimientOs de- esta eiudad
han cerrado sus puertas,, 10
imismO que las industries, en- un
movimientO cOnjunto de Obre-
rOs OrganizadOs y capitalists
en- CONT del cOmunismO.
Apoyan Ia actitud de lOs co
merciSntes e industry lies ~ sin
dicatos obrerOs. HGSta las pa
nAderias y ieeherias han csrra
do sus puertas. Solo funeiOnAn
los talIeres de loA peri6dicOs
"El PoSvenir'' y "EA SOl".
81 ha preparado una mani
festAei6n en- Ia cuAl tOmarGn
parte $4,000 0ersOnas. ePs trO
Ipas federsles Sc italian listas
para mantener Ell orden. Loa
intervinierOn anoehe
"a los ehOq ,sntre estudian-
ties y los q eOmunistas.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
LOS cALcULOS DE Los CON
IMPARcIA-
LES

Madrid, Feb. 5.-Quejanse
de dif.cultades en- Ell canine de
la propaganda de sus respec-
tivos grupOs coalicicnistas, los
Sres. Manuel Azaha, del Fren-
te Popular, y Gil Robes, de los
derechistas.
Los Observadores politicos
Green que la derecha sacara
200 diputads y Ia iEquierda no
menos de $50.
Sc quejan los del Frente PO-
pular de las cOrtapisas que a
su propaganda pOne Ell minis
teriO de Ia gobernAcion y dicen
que 81 no fuera por este SAGA
rian mas de 800 diputadOs.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
CHUNGAS' NO CHUNGAS
I'm nuevo Jefe de Policia. - Marathon y Marco
limo Domingo. - Los Enemigos.

Estamos de acuerdo eOn ell
CONCEAL Juan Pacneco en- que
Tampa necesita un nrevo jefe
de policia, un ciudadanO que
reuna estas condolences:
"Qre no cobre protection" a
los jugadores y que n2 permita
que Otros la cobren; que fersi-
ga a los "raqueteros' y no Sos
tenga con ellos encubiertas rela-
ciones de amistad; que proteja
ell orden pIblico sin garrotazos
in6tiles y.sin flagelaciones; que
desenmascare a los que ntih-
zan su Influenza para actOs lie
gales o libran de la carcel, in
t-eresadamente, a vulgareS de :
1incuentes; que ofrezca garan-
tfas a todas las ideas y opinio-
mes, sienpre que no Sc recurra
a la viOlencia; que prcteja Ell de
re.ho de los ciudadanos a votar
Iibremente, en- tempo de cleo
c~iones4-a-
Un jefe de poiicfa que, Wis
tiendO o no vistiendo Ell unifor-
me, inspire confianza a la ma
yoria de los ciudadanos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
E~NCONTRADO Ell CUERPO
~DECAPITADO DE UN
ESTUDIANTE

Thetford, VT. Feb. 5.-En las
parallels del ferrocarris a ochO
miIIas lie aqui, fue encontrado
aver Ell 'cuerpO decapitado del
eSsldiante Jerome Natban
Strauss, del ColeaSp parml
.hijo de un comereiAn BroO
.klyn. Ocurri6 la muerte de Ma
than a las 24horas De taaberse
doscnbiertO Ia muerte de Fran
els Grose otro estudiante, Gu
70 cuerpo descuartizado Sc ha-
no cerca de Northampton, Mass
|achussetts. La muerte de Crosse
~permanece en- e mistsliO. Pare
Ieidss circunstRneias Eodsan 10
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

pueblo Y presenta como dema-
gogos Y criminales a hombres
como Azaha, ell propio Marco
limo Domingo, Martinez Barrie
y los lideres del socialismo.
Mientras la derecha dispone
de millones de p~esetas para
carteles Y comprar votos, a la
izquierda no Sc lie perm.te &C.
lebrar mftines al aire libre, su
arma mas efectiva.
ITriunfaran los "semi-repu-
blicanos" y "semi-fascistas" de
Gil Robes en- los venideros CO.
micios?
Isl vencen, la Rep1blica, aun
que don Miguel Maura y Le-
rroux opinen 10 contrario, cae-
"a en- las manos de sus enemi-
Cos!
iY hasta sera possible que lie
que a la presidencia un "espa-
dom, ell general Sanjurjo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

San Francisco, Feb. 5.-Ba-
jo la aeusaci6n de haber hecho
una operaci6n a la i6ven Ann
Cooper Hemict, deiandOla ind
til para ser madre, han sido
procesados aqui la madre de la
muchacha y los dos medicos
que realizaron la operation.
Los cargos fueron hechos por
el inspector de policia Engles, a
.resar de que la j6ven no quiere
acusar a su madre. Ell castigo
que sehala Ia ley por este delito
.es de 10 amos de prisi6n. Los
medicos sen los dsetores Tilton
E. Tillman y Samuel G. Boyd.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
CELEBRO AVER Ell AYUNTAMIENTO
UNA IMPORTANCE SESSION
Pacheco pide I'm nuevo Jefe de PoEcia
Sc acordo no pagan ell entierrO de Shoemaker

Result6 mas interesante de
10 que Sc ~esperaba, Ia session &c,
lebrada anoche por Ell ayunta
miento.
Ell CONCEAL Juan Pacheco pi
di6 la reorganizaci6n del depar-
tamento de p9licia, incluyendo
ell nomoramiento de un captain,
primero Y segundo tenientes y
dar al iefe de detectives Bush ell
grade de sargento. Estima Pa
checo que la organization pro :
puesta por el IS necesaria, a eau
sa de las deplorable condicio-
mes aqui existentes.
"Atraviesa el d%epartament1
de policia por una condici6n
ca6tica, como resulSado de las
brutales flagolaciones de los Ill
tiInos amos. Termin6 solicitan-
do que ell alealde Chancey NOM
bre sin demora un jefe de poll
cha.
Por mayoria de votos Sc acor
do que Ell abogado de la ciudad,
ell comite de policia y Ell comite
de reslas redJcten una orde :
nanza para reorganizar ell de-
partamento.
Una recommendation del conf
te de policia en- favor de que Sc
pague una parte de los funera-
les de Jose Shoemaker fue re-
chazada por Z votos contra 5.
Votaron a favor de ayudar a Ia
familia del asesinado, los ediles
Hudgings, D'Arpa, Pacheco,
Nuccio y Emerson y en- contra
Hixon, Watson, Rosenthal, Fa
yer, Raglan, Snipes y Epps.
Sc concedi6 authorization al
abogado consultor McMullen pa
ra que eobre las contribuciones
atrasadas de los espectaculos
Royal American Shows. Ash 10
pidi6 ell CONCEAL Watson, quien
asegura que esa corporation de-
be a la ciudad $4,000, p1r los
amos 1888. 1884 y 1885.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
Ell GRAN CONSEJO FAS-
CISTA FLO LA LINEA
DE CONTRA ATAQUE

Roma, Feb. 5.-Para Ell casD
de que sc aprueben nuevas san
clones en- contra de Italia, ell
gran consejo fascista aprOb6 a
yer la Inca de contra ataque.
No Sc ha reveladO al pfiblico Ell
caracter de los acuerdos tOma-
dos. Decide q consejo que TIA
liza habia actuado sabiamente
rechazando las prOposiciones de
paz franco-britanicas.
I'm communicate del fRente en-
Africa svisa cue los etiqpes han
sido de-rOtados en- los alrededo-
res de Neghelli.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
SOBRE Ell
DE LAS ELECCIONES

Madrid, Feb. 5.-El gabine-
te estudiara hoy el asunto del
aplazamiento de las elecciones.
Los partidos principales Sc o.
ponen \ tai cosa y Ia izquierda
asegura que Sc trata de pasar
de los 60 dias para que Ell diSuel
to paEamento se reuna de nue.
vo y no Sc recosa la voluntad
del pueblo en- los comicios.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Enemigos de la Feria de Flo
rida: ell frio Y la lluyia.
Enemigos de Tampa: los fla
geladores Y los indiferentes.
Enemigos de la industrial ia
bacalera: ell "llanto" Y la esca-
SEE de propaganda.
Enemigos locales de la de-
mocracia: los polfticos que ro-
ban elecciones y sus "cachan-
chanes'.
EnemigOs de la moral pdbli-
ca: Los que cochran Ia "protec-
ci6n" al juegO y los que encu-
bren a los cobradores.
Enemigos de Gasparilla: los
p%iratas de alpargatas,
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Desgraciado ese acuerdo del
ayuntamiento, tornado anOche,
negando a la viuda de Jose
Shoemaker la ayuda que solici
tara para costear los gastos del
trasladc del cuerpO de su tor
turado y asesinado esposo.
Con toda seguridad que Sc
Green hombres de rectas, inten-
clones y de coraz6n bondadoso
los que votaron en- contra de Ia
RECOMMENDATION hecha. por ell CO
mite de policia.
iAa ayudan a in~tensificar
la propaganda que en- contra
de Tampa Y sus industries Sc
hace en- ell Nortel
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
Borah anuncio su candidatura a
la presidencia de la Replbica

Washington, Feb. 5.-Anun :
clio aver su candidatura a la
presidencia de la RepdbIica, 81
.senador Borah, de Ohio, repu :
.blicano progresista. La candida
tura del senador sera presenta-
da en- las rrimarias de Ohio, que
Sc efectuaran ell dia IL de ma
20.
ORGANIZATIONS para defen-
der la candidatura del lider pro
gresista sc han creado va en-
Wisconsin, New York, Pennsyl-
vania e Illinois. La plataforma
de su candidatura es la siguien-
te: Selection de Delegates libe-
ra4es a una convention para mo-
minar un candidate liberal y re
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Contestando a un articulo
del DR.. GregoriO Marathon, que
es politico de centre, no de
derecha 0 de izquierda. Marco
limo Domingo lie dice: Los HON
bres de iSquierdas han sidO y
SON injuriados por sus adverse
rios; no buscRn en- Ia injuria Ia
replica. Han sido y son calum-
niados; no calumnian en- res
puesta. Los hcmbres de izquier
da, por todas Las cOsas sucedi-
das durante estos dos amos al
fimos, encuentran un ambiente
e~ncendido. envenenado, carga-
do IAvivan Ell ambiente. 10
enconan, 10 aprOvechan para
estimular Ell desbordamientO?
TODD 10 contrariO."
Pero Ia derecha, con sua in
iuEias y eaIumniaS. miente al
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

De nuevo recomendamOs CO.
mo jefe dc ptricia- a Bob Joug-
hin, porque sabemos que no co
brara del juegC nj permitira
que OtrOs cObren.
Bob no t,ene relaciones dc
amistad con ''raqueteros' y cree
cen hacer pequena Ia pobla :
ci6n" para los eriminales de to-
do orden.
Pero a Bob hay que darle
libertad de aeci6n, porque 81
no acepta impOsiciones contra
rias al cumplimiento de su de-
Der.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

dactar una plataforma liberal
ordenada expansion del dinero,
respaldada por las reservas de
orc; aceptaci6n de la teoria de
que Ell problema de los sin ira
bajo pertenece al go5iernO fe-
deral; balancear ell presupuesto
cuando las condolences econ6 =
micas 10 permitan; ayuda a los
campesinos por medic de medi-
das en- contra de los monopo :
HOS industriales; estricto cum
lplimiento de las limitaciOnes
constftucionales a Ia autoridad
federal; absolute no interven-
ci6n en- los asuntcs europeos, y
un sissema de pensiones para
los viejos con la base de go pc
SOS al mes.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

Nos place felicitar a la So
ciedad Centre Espanol por ha-
Der regalado en- las Pascuas,
al ilustre cirujano DR.. Winton,
I'm nuevo autom6vil.
Nunca es tarde para desta-
car las mobiles acciones; nunca
es tarde para expresar a una
colectividad ell aprecio del p1-
blico por sus aciertos y su ele-
vada conception de la graft
tud.
va hemos dicho, y tenemos
gusto en- repetirlo, que Ell DR..
Winton une a su extraOrdina-
RIO talento la mas encantadorn
modeafiA.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
SANTIAGO ALBA CANDIDA
TO POR ZAMORA

Madrid, Feb. 5.-Acaba de
anunciar su candidatura a di-
putado, por Zamora, Ell presi-
dente de las Cortes, don San
tiago Alba, miembro del par
lido Radical
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
RINA ENTIRE MONARQU1.
COS f I-ZQUIERDISfAS

Madrid, Feb % Elemen-
tos mon que fijaban
c~arteley las paroles fuePon
atacadog lpr los izquierdistas,
resultando Aeridas cuatro per
Sonas. Dos de- los heridos s6A
n parqdicos y los otros porte
necep al Frente POpulsrT
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
HONRANDo A CONCEPTION
ARENAL

FerrOl, SFeb. b.-COn gran
brillantez Sc conmemor6 aver
Ell centenario de Conception
Arenal, la iIustre escritora ga
llega.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
hUEVOS -DEsoRDENES EN-
LA U~tNvERsIDAD

BARCELONA, Fa. 5.-Nuevos
des6rdeiss ocurrieron aver en-
Ia FeEfdad, provocados
por bed ueho grupo de es-
.tudiaf ) descontentos.
Medidas de rig0r Sc tomaran
Isl los estudiantes no mi ffi :
can ~ cOndueta.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

iCuantas bocanadas de hui
mo lanzarA Major Bowers 81
decide fumarse, de una senta-
da, ell puro de 35 pulgadas de
largo one aver lie mandara Ia
Camara de Concrete de YbOr?
Ell tabaquero que 10 hizo, Ell
"Guajiro" Carvajal, asegura
que la vitola ardera desde 81
shuevo'' a la "perilla" y que
81 10 garantiza.
I'm puro hecho sanitariamen
te y con tripa y capa cosecha-
das en- los campOs de Vuelta-
bajo.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
A cAsARE
UN VIEJo DE 81 ANos

Nevada, Mo-, Fen 5.-Se en-
barc6 aver en- su tercera aven-
tura xaaximonial Ell Sr. BeC.
Elder 81 amos, Yecify de
SaMoA..
Ep itimos IS meses Sc
ha casdA dos Noes. La boda
de aver ~ fue con Mary Price,
de 65 amos.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
AUTORIZACIoN AL DR..
CAR FIGAROLA

Habana, Feb. A
yer Ell consejo de secmS
autorizar al DR.. Oscar
la para aceptar la medalI
orc de la Cruz Roia Espa
que lie fuera concedida poI
institution.
Figarol HSghs On alto &
-4ta
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

LA MADRE DE UNA HERE
DERA Y DOS MEDICOS A
CUSADOS DE A DE-
Ito
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

mueTte de Strauss, aunque Sc
afirnh que un tren lie pas6 pOr
encima. OcasiOnandole Ia muer-
LNa.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
DICE ECH APTE QUE HAY
. EQU, cION

HqJana, Feb. N&ie
no Echsrtes desmin.i6 aver "
informe de la secretaria de ha-
cienda de que Sc habt@Ies-
to a disposition dc su Rpafta-
mento mag de IN mill6t de pc
sos "a / 1bras p1bnas
mi dcpartamen'o, dijo ~
char !, s6lc ha recibido 2s4, 92j
pesos no I'm nhll6n. Bien sahe
la hacienda up 81 resto Sc ha
dedicaGo a otras dependencies
del estadO.
sobrANG 'haceoo De las ca
lies es hecesario que Sc apruo
ben nueyos creditos para que
puedG cOntinuar.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05

HabaMa, Fe&5.-El gobier-
no autoriz6 aver un credito de
500, 900 para ell capituIo dc
guerra de Ia secretaria de De-
fensa Naeional.
La gaceta., 1936-02-05
~
PIDE Ell DR." MARTINEZ
QUE Sc AJUSTE AL PRE-
SUPUESTO

Habana, Fee. Bel DIR. E.
milo Martinez, secretario de
Anidad. Sc refiri6 aver a 10 di-
~ or un peri6dico y NANTES
lue 81 no habia tratad
1NnuiIQe ell presus
A inweii-
sstos = u :, So
Peri eEtss
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Bankers Form
ForBasebdl

Teams in the Bankers Baseball
League, which enjoyed such a
successful season in 1885, have
organized and look to the new
campaign.
Eight mines will represent the
circuit this year in contrast to the
IL which comprised two divisions
in 1885, namely, Section A and
Section B. This years teams will
be American Security and Trust,
National Savings and Trust, Union
Trust, Riggs National. City Bank,
W. B. HibbS, Hamilton National
and National Metropolitan.
w. B. Hibbs won the Section
A title last season and National
Savings and Trust Section B. In
the playoff w. B. Hibbs was
crowned the champion.
A split schedule will be followed
this year, with the winners meet
ing in a playoff at the end of the
campaign.
Officers of the league are Bruce
Baird, president; George Earn
shaw, first vice president; Charles
E. Hall, second vice president;
George P. Pollock, secretary and
official scorer, and James F.
Bridges, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10

If Eastern High doesn't fare
well in track this year it won't
be because the talent on hand
hasn't tried or hasn't attempted
to uphold regulations established
on the Fairgrounds before en-
trance into high school activities.
Leslie Cooksey is a particular
example of this type of candidate.
Leslie won many a laurel for
himself in playground competi-
ton last summer, his biggest feat
being the making of a new mark
in the broad jump.
He footed" 10 feet 4 inches in
the 115-pound class, aiding his
team, Rosedale, in the annual
championships. The summer be-
fore, in the 100-pound division, he
jumped 18 feet.
This is an indication that
Coach Artie Boyd has a real
conner at Eastern. At any rate,
the mentor is awaiting the out
door season to see and be gratified.
(TOmOrrow: Nat MOstOw, Hyatts.
vile High)
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Rckups and
PutOutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON

BY GEORGE A. SANAFoON
Ray Brennan's chest expanded
10 inches following the George
washington Freshmen's 22-to-2O
overtime victory over Rina!dl
TaiIors in last nights District
amateur unlimited basketball
championship final. Bill Rein
hart was gratified with the out
come. but Charlie CARL almost
shed tears. DOC" White sat
silent and alert during the game
while Dave Keppel nervOusly
twitched a newspaper. Jack Es-
pey hove into the gym wearing
a new drby Ray Hanken and
Dale Prather were happy over
the result. yet Sam ScOgna to-
day went into a weeks mourning
period. Horse" HOlbroOk sat
beneath the timer. Dallas Shir-
lev and Babe Gearty, the Off
ciaIs, handled the game in ex-
ceIlent fashion. Norman "Huck"
Hilleary appeared in a spring
suit. "the greatest basketball
game this year, voiced Dickie
Fitzgerald and Johnny Fitzgerald
(nO kin to each Other).
I'D rather be in there fight
ing than handling this mob"
stated George Chappelle, the
Fighting Cop" as he tried to
untangle the jam at the Arenas
entrance last night . N r m n
Hutchinson grOwled when some
one stepped on his cOrnS Joe
O'TOOle missed the jam, arriving
late. Joe COmiSkey waited until
the entrance was cleared. Ray
Johnson Stunned the fights for
card game. Phil Banville,
Frank Small, G. o. Bonds
and G. C. Emerson were
among those shuffling in the
throng Col. Joseph c. Fegan,
U. S. M. c., was disappointed in
the Phil Furr. Mickey Serrian
bout Walter WiSeman remained
pleasant, despite the jam. there
should be two entrances in
stead of one. Clarence w.
"GoOdy" GOsne1l regards basket
ball as greatest of all sports. .
Ferd Rydzewski, Catholic Univer-
Sity boxer, indicated in inter
collegiate competition, will COM
pete in the national college
Olympic boxing tryOuts in Char
IOttesville. Va, March 27-2S. .
Jimmy Sullivan, doing Circuit
Court jury duty, predicts smash
ing bouts during the District
amateur championships.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10

He talked about the pitchers
he faced and games he played.
He frankly discussed his batting
championship. He was delighted
at winning the bauble. but vast
ly surprised. Four hits in five
times at bat. Brother. that's a
big order in the major leagues
with a pitcher bearing down at
every pitch. He hopes he gets
the medal Griff promised him.
81 think that my winning the
batting championship on the
last day will act as an in
centive to a lot of ball play
ers in the future" said Buddy.
81 didn't think l had a chance
a week before the season ended.
But when 1 came down to the
last day needing four hits;
we'll, determined I'd give it
a whirI. Bunting helped me;
the ability to drag the ball.
Not enough players practice
that. 1t helps lot.
GROVE BEST PITCHER
"The best pitcher 1 ever
faced?" ne repeated.
"Grove, by all means" came
the answer.
Lefty isn't so fast now, but
a couple of years ago he used
to whistle them in.
"FerrelI is a good pitcher,
but he hasn't the stuff that
Lefty had or has. I don't know
about a lot of old timers, but
Grove and Gomez when right,
will do for me.
What will the Griffs do this
year?
Honestly, 1 think we'll be a
lot better" he replied. "MOnte
Weaver is going to be one of the
surprises, 1 think. Monte is free
and loose this year. He is out
in front on every pitch, and
seems to have recovered a lot
of his stuff. We're all pulling
for Monte. Another pitcher
who is going to help is Dick
Lanahan. This kid is putting a
lot of stuff on the ball, improv-
ing all the time. Yeah, we're
apt to be a very unpopular ball
club before we're through this
year. 1 mean unpopular with
the other clubs"
SINUS STOPS REYNOLDS
Leaving Buddy to his memories
Of last year and his prognostica
tions for this year, we meandered
down the lobby and met Car
Reynolds. Now here has been one
of the puzzles of baseball. How
he can hit in the spring! Why
does he taper off? Well, let him
tell you.
"I've been bothered with sinus
trouble for years." said Rey-
nOIds. "If you've never had
sinus you can't understand what
you suffer. You just can't func-
tiOn. You get blind spots.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Squash Tourney.
InSeCondR Round: :

The annual Y. M. c. A. squash
racquet tournament enters its
second round tonight at the "Y''
beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Dooley Mitchell, representing
Edgemoor, meets Farm Flowers.
of the "Y," in the feature. Other
matches list E. B. Brownell ("Y"C
against w. P. Davis. Naval Air
Station; R. o. Glockler (Racquet
Club against A. C. Minnis C"Y'D,
and j. D. Farnham C"Y") against
Hugh Lynch, Edgemoor.
A first-round match also is
scheduled. It sends Lieut.. S. K:
Robinson, Boiling Field, against
Thomas S. Markey, Edgemoor. =
James Gibson, Racquet Club.
and Chester Lane, Y. M. c. A..
seeded Nos. and 2, respectively
were winners in last nights
matches. Gibson defeated D. N.
Collins Y. M. C. A., and Lane;
won from W. N. Flynn, unat.
tacneu. he scores in each in.
stance were 8 to o.
Last nights complete results:
James Gibson Racquet Club defeated
D. N. Collins ~. NJ. c. Al, 80: H. 81.
1!ssSsp' GNaSsI Air stationl. 50: A. e. MINIS
Hugh Lynch (Edgemoorl defeated q. N.
shenklin ~, 81 Chester T. Lana
~ defeated W. N. Flynn (unattached). .
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
WOODROW WILSON HIGH PLANS START IN S
Stud ents Hail
6. W. Freshman
Court Team
BY SID KATZNELL

Goods with lips Of red, digni-
fled professors, studious students,
football players and Tom, Dick
and Harry are today hailing the
George Washington fre S h m n
quint and its 24-year-old coach,
Arthur "OttS" zahn, who once
captained the Colonials' varsity
and freshman teams.
Playing as If they were born on
a basketball court. the youthful
Colonials crossed up all the ex-
,perts and upset a favored Rinaldi
Tailor quintet, % to 20, in an ex-
tra-period game last night in the
Heurich gymnasium.
Wins Tourney Title
The victory enabled the collegi-
ates to cop the unlimited cham
pionship of the District A. A. U.
tournament.
Bob FariS, a 6-foot-2 forward
from Fremont, Neb., proved to
be the man of the hour for the
ColonialS. He not only scored IL
points to lead both teams in scor-
ing, but played clever floor game.
It was Faris who saved the day
for the Colonials. With a minute
remaining of the regulation game,
the Nebraskan dribbled past Ollie
Upton and Sammy Hook, Rim
aldi's great guards, and with
deadly aim sent the ball ringing
in the hoop to knot the count 20
all, thus necessitating the extra
period.
Close Guarding Features
Both teams fought like wildcats
in the extra period with close
guarding featuring. With less
than two minutes remaining, Sid
Silkowitz, whose clever floor work
had been a tremendous help to
the yearlings during the regula-
ton game, shot a beautiful pass
to Faris, who dribbled to the left
and fired the ball through the
hoop without touching the rim.
Rinaldi Tailors tried many wild
shots before the game finally came
to an end, but apparently it just
wasn't in the books for them to
win.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Spring Sports
GripCo||eges

All hands out for spring sports!
That was the call ringing
through District colleges as the
mercury scared into the fifties,
bringing visions of spring.
Football candidates have re-
sponded at Catholic University,
Maryland, and Georgetown; track
men are out at Maryland, Catholic
University, Georgetown, American
University, and Gallaudet, while
baseball candidates have reported
to Coach Ralph Mccarthy at
Georgetown.
Lacrosse and tennis aspiratntS
are drilling under Coaches Jack
Faber and Les Bopset at Maryland,
while baseball candidates will re-
port in a few days at Maryland,
Wilson Teachers, and George
Washington.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Crucial Battle Listed
In Store Pin Loop

First place will he at stake
Thursday night in the Depart
ment Store Bowling League at the
Recreation Alleys when the lead
ing woodward & Lothrop team
with A wins and 10 losses clashes
with the second place S. Kann
Sons Company who have won As
and lost 81. Only a half game
separates the F Street boys from
the Avenue team and with only
five more weeks of gowling left a
real battle is expected.
Other games find the Hecht
Company meeting Palais Royal,
Lansburghs hooking up with Guy
Curran, Jelleffs meeting Young's
Shoes and Credit Bureau fighting
it out with Raleigh.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Hospital TO Receive
Proceeds Of Bouts

WARRENTON, Va. March 9.
Warrenton Hospital will be given
the proceeds of the five colored
bouts tonight, starting at $50
o'clock at the Masonic Hall here.
The card:
Kid Morgan (Warrentown) VS..
Paul McEwen washington Zan-
der Ingraham (Baltimore) VS.. Billy
Shelton washington; Lewis
Peace Washington VS.. Baby
Brown (Baltimore) Glen Parker
(Washington) VS.. Buck johnson
(Alexandria), and Bob Lockhart
(Baltimore) VS.. Eddie Ward
washington.
The Washington times., 1936-03-10
Quig|ey Family
WinsAgdin

In a special match at the Silver
Spring Bowling Alleys last night.
the Quigley family defeated the
Muillican brothers by 164 pins,
winning every one of the five
games and shooting an average of
557 pins for total of 2,787.
Bee Quigley, lead-off for the
family, collected $50 pins, with a
high game of 159, to lead both
teams.
The Quigleys are the first fami-
ly, in the numerous matches of
this kind staged at the Maryland
alleys, to win two matches in a
row. They are ready to accept the
challenge of any family. Call the
Silver Spring Bowling Alleys.