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Evening star., 1936-01-29
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Wesley Ramey, l34A
Grand Rapids. Mich, outpointed Ed
die Cool, 1876, Philadelphia Qo); DOM
mick Mancini, 1872, Pittsburgh, out
pointed Jerry Paul, 140, Providence,
r. 1. 90.
HICAGO-Billy Treest, 1T. Ba-
tavia, ILL.,, outpointed Hank Bath
1912, Fort Morgan. Colo. Q0); Eddie
Slake, 1876, South Bend, Ind, knocked
out Joe Daily. 1882, Fort Worth, Tex.
Q); Buddy Knox, 181. Dayton, Ohio
knocked out Spin Nelson, 1781a, St.
Paul %; Heinz Kohlhass. 20l, New
York, outpointed Tom Baxter. 190%
Buffalo, N. Y. 60; Johnny Erjavec,
180, Duluth, Mimi. outpointed Woody
White, 1879. Evansville, Ind. (5);
Harry Thomas, 201, Eagle Bend,
Mimi, stopped Big Bill Forgarty, 1877,
Syracuse. N. Y. (2); AL Kublak, 1862
Pulaski, Wis, knocked out Lou Goode,
1882 (5).
FARGO, N. Dak.-Mel Sullivan, 146,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, outpointed Rusty
Granting, 143, Bismarck, N. Oak. (6)
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Ritchie Fon-
taine. 1872, Missoula. Mont. stopped
Midget Wolgast. 129, Philadelphia CD
SEATTLE.-Freddie Miller, 1877,
Cincinnati. Ohio. N. B. A. feather
weight champion, outpointed Cecil
Payne. 135, Louisville, KY. QO, non-
title.
LOS ANGELES.-Maxie Rosen-
bloom, 185. New York. outpointed
Charlie (Killer) Coates, ITS, Akron,
Ohio GO.,
JERSEY CITY, N. J.-Wildcat
O'Connor, 143, Carbondalc. Pa, scored
technical knockout over Joe Pennino,
143, New York, in sixth round.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

travelled the toughest part of its
journey and faces the remainder of
the schedule with confidence.
Rusty Thompson's Tech tossers have
dropped their two games to Eastern
and now can sit back and enjoy the
spectacle of Roosevelt, Western and
Central trying to avoid the same fate.
Tech also has lost trays to Western
and Roosevelt while trimming Central.
Gives Eastern a Battle.
CENTRAL, in fourth place. has suf-
fered single defeats by Eastern,
Roosevelt and Tech. edging out West
ern for its only win. Jack Rays
charges have come quite some distance
in their last two starts, however,
nosing out the Red Raiders and then
furnishing Eastern with its toughest
test of the campaign before bowling,
30-35.
At present holding down third
place, Roosevelt apparently has played
its best games The Rough Riders
are due to lose Francis Beamer and
Ed Thompson. regulars. and Mack
Mcpherson, reserve center, by mid
year graduation.
Firmly entrenched in second place
and just as firm in the belief they
will be there when the final whistle
blows, Westerns courtmen have un-
horsed the Rough Riders twice. won
from Tech. and gone down before
To acferp and Ceptra1
The entire quartet has helped East
ern, which certainly needs no aid.
along to the title by knocking each
other off in a manner which must
give many nightmare to those who
make their choices on a comparative
score basis.
Eastern Wins Uphill Struggle.
TECH waged brilliant battle yes
terday for more than a half as
Eastern was forced to come from be-
hind to win. 81 to "a. While Western
climbed to second place by trimming
Roosevelt. 26 to 81
Chick Hollidge. who is setting the
SERIES scoring pace. found the range
in the second half, and aided by
Buddy Quantrille and Bucky Buch-
holtz, soon put the game out of Tech S
reach.
The victory marked the Lincoln
Parkers' fifth straight in the current
series and their twentieth consecutive
win over a period of three wears
Evening star., 1936-01-29

probably will send the tourney to
Congressional this year.
All this will make it all to the good
for Winnie Faunce, the Government
employe who has proven her place at
the top Of the local feminine divot
lifters by winning the District crown
for two straight years. Winnie is one
OF the better hitters Of tee shots to
be found anywhere and if there is one
course where they pay of on tee shots
It Il that lengthy Congressional lay
out. Meanwhile. the women are work.
1ng hard on the change in the method
Of staging the interclub team matches,
which has been under lengthy consid-
Grafton by committee headed by
Mrs. b. c. Hartig. The complete re-
port will be out next Sunday and will
embody several radical changes over
the method used in deciding the team
championship last year.
When the women golfers start after
anything they 60 the whole route. and
this committee, knowing that its re-
port must be right has been working
for nearly . fortnight to get 1t right,
with legal help. The report covers
sthree pages and goes into the why's
and wherefores Of the whole situa-
.tion.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

pionship at Coral Gables, Fla. Jane
son won an easy second-round victory
yesterday over j. J. Carrick of To-
ronto, Canada, whom he licked by
and Z. Paul Waner, Pittsburgh base
ball star, won his way into the semi
final by vanquishing G. M. Lawrence
Of Chicago, 9 and Z.
Friends Of Mrs. Frank R. Keefer,
former president of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association, will be glad to
learn that she is recovering from re-
cent operation at Walter Reed
Hospital.
THE Cavalier open tourney, to be
staged under the promotorial eye
of AL Houghton at Virginia Beach, will
be held March Is and 20, Immediate
ly after the close of the North and
South open tourney. Two grand will
be put up for the affair. Houghton
has made arrangements for transpor-
tation of the players from Pinehurst
to Virginia Beach by bus.
Paul Runyan won the last Cavalier
open two years ago with world record
score Of 270. The course Is on the
short side but is plenty tricky. Hough-
ton recently tied the course record
with q mark Of 81.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
DIXIE MEET DRAWS
CAPITAL ATHLETES
TerpS in Title Competition,
Others in Sections for
S. c. "OutsiderS."

- GEORGETOWN, both freshman
and varsity teams; Mary
land, Tech High and Catholi-
University will be repre-
sented in the Southern Conference
indoor meet. to be neld under the
auspices of the University Of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, March 7.
Maryland will compete in the title
events of the organization the other
colleges in the non-conference section
and Tech in the scholastic division
Georgetown freshmen and Tech won
team trophies last year, while Mary
land captured three titles and set two
records.
Mike Norton. Catholic U. hurdler,
who will go back again also set a
record of ;09.l for the 70-yard high
hurdles last March.
Terps Set Two Marks,
WARREN EVANS, who set mark
of SIS, holds the 44O-yard hon.
ors, which he will defend. the Terp
relay quartet, composed Of Bob Archer,
Milo Sonen, Coleman Headley and
Evans, established a mile mark of
334.6, and Earl Widmyer won the
60-yard dash for the third successive
time. Widmyer holds the record for
the sprint of 06,3, which he made in
1888 and duplicated in 1884
Widmyer has been graduated. but
relay team, with Evans, Archer and
Headley available. will be on hand.
Conference officials nave announced
the program for the meet as follows:
Conference Events-60-yard dash. 70
yard low and 7o-yard high hurdles. quarter
half. mile and emile runs mile relay
shotput, pole vault and hieh and broad
Jumps.
Non conference Eyents-Varsity> So
yard dash. 7o-yard high hurdles, ia-mile
run and mile relay; tFreshmanl 60-yard
dash. 70-yard high hurdles a4-mile run.
mile relay and high jump.
Scholastic-60-yard dash 10-yard high
hurdles. o00-yard run. mile relay and
high jump.
Preiminares In all sprnts and hurdles.
except the conference divisions all high
jump finals and finals in conference shot
put and broad Jumps will be staged at 30
in the afternoon. All other events will be
decided at night. beginning at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
NATIONAL Table Tennis Titles VIII Here This Week
Scribes Say Arch Mcdonald
Blowout Is Worth Headache

system in the Mayflower dining hall.
Midway in his serious discussion of
the Washington ball club Bucky
paused for deep breath and asked,
Where was ~" And from out Of the
gloom from dimmed lights came
"In seventh place!"
Bucky's assailant escaped in the gen.
eral confusion. 1t is reported that
Harris will recover from serious red
ness of the face.
Clark Griffith, who is Wintering H..
Florida. was missing. but virtually all
the rest OF the local sports celebrities
were numbered among the 200-odd
guests. They included Dutch Berg
man, Walter Young, Bill Werber, Jack
Faber, Joe Turner, Goldie Ahearn,
Maj. Harvey Miller, Roland Logan and
score of others Newspapermen we're
a dime a dozen with no takers, espe-
cially around midnight, but one of
them, Jim Bergman, furnished Arch
with his biggest kick in the form of a
water-colored cartoon. 1t depicted the
sports world shaking the Mcdonald
paw for job we'll done. which was
exactly what happened between the
! ripe olive and filet mignon wolfing.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
ONLY H0YAS, TERPS
IN MILLROSE MEET
Each to Contest in Mile Relay,
Maryland in Two Other
Events Saturday.

CEORGETOWN and Maryland will
be represented by mile relay
teams, and the Terps will have Joe
Ryan. sprinter. and Coleman Headley
in individual events in the Millrose
games in Madison Square Garden in
New York Saturday night.
The Hoyas, with team made up
of Dave Keane. Lewis Shuker. Douglas
Hanks and Irwin Warder, will run
against New York University, st.
Johns College of Brooklyn and New
Hampshire State. Keane is senior
and all of the other runners are sophs.
Warren Evans. his brother Halbert
Headley, Bill Thies, Frank Cronin, Bob
Archer and Alton Sanford are the
candidates for the Terp quartet that
will race Princeton. Yale and Amherst.
Warren Evans and Headley appear to
be the only two certainties.
Ryan, former Central High sprinter,
will compete in the 50-yard handicap
and Headley is to race in star field
at 1000 yards. Ryan was out most
of last Spring with a leg injury, but
appears o. K. now.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
ZONE NET V|CT0RS
TO Be j. S. CHAMPS
Mems and Women's Honors
Hinge on Outcome at
Tech High Gym.
importance is attached
- to the American zone table
tennis championships, sched-
rled to begin tomorrow night

NURIaER Importance ID dtooeAioo
L. to the American zone table
tennis championships, sched-
4 uled to begin tomorrow night
at Tech High, with the revelation
that the women's singles and mems
singles and doubles matches carry
with them the United States national
championship in addition to the op-
portunity to qualify for Americas in
ternational team.
The winner of this tournament,
therefore, officially will be crowned
Americas No. table tennis player
of 1896. a subsequent tournament in
Philadelphia being open to any play
er in the world and throwing national
rankings nput Of consideration.
Entrance requirements for this
tournament. during which team for
the Swaythling Cup matches in
Prague, Czechoslovakia, will be chosen,
require that participant be United
States citizen. The Swaythling Cup
in table tennis is comparable to the
Davis Cup of lawn tennis.
Four Will Qualify.
ONLY the four best players which
the tournament produces will be
chosen for the American team, such
quartet being recognized as the great
est exponents of the paddle and board
game in the country. Critics believe
that Jimmy Mcclure, 18-year-old In
dianan; Sol Schif1 of New York and
Richard Tindall Of st. Louis will be
three Of those named.
The quest for the fourth berth is
likely to produce some of the liveliest
scrapping in the brief history of the
game among those not singled out as
pre-tournament choices. Numbered in
this category are Robert (Bud) Blatt-
ner and Mark Solitude of st. Louis
and Herman Leavitt of Chicago.
Blattner and Leavitt are the country'S
sixth and sixteenth ranking players,
respectively.
But when we mention lively scrap
ping" we are told to hold on until
the doubles matches begin. which, in
the eyes of table tennis devoteeS, re-
semble macnine-gun fire with tracer
0uACtos Will C11C 4oul PIdyClo 4OASCo
to alternate in returning the spheroid,
teamwork in getting out of your part
ner's way Is paramount and reveals
skillful maneuvering as well as tennis
ability.
Need Plenty of Room.
IN NEITHER singles nor doubles
matches of the highest type, it is
asserted, do the players stand closer
than 10 feet to the edge of the table
and often are forced back 20 or 30
feet behind their own base line.
General admission and reserved seat
tickets (for the final nights matches)
remain on sale at Spalding's and
Woodward g. Lothrops for 40 cents.
Reserved seats for Saturday evenings
championship matches are selling at
IS cents, $1.10 and $1.65.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
STR,AIGQADU OEE TDDE TEE
BY w. R. Me CAlLuM

A T LEAST three of the local green's
= keepers are planning to attend
the convention of the National As
sociation of Greenskeepers at Cleve-
land next week. Those who plan to
make the trip are Tom Ryan, presi-
dent of the Middle Atlantic Assocfa-
ton Of Greenskeepers, pro and course
supervisor at Belle Haven; o. B. Fits
of Columbia and John S. Connolly Of
Army-Navy.
Others from this sector to go will
include the Scott brothers-Dick and
Bob-of Baltimore and Reginald Gid
dings of Gibson Island.
Earl Oetty) Jameson of Washing
ton opposed James Lewis Of Chicago
today in the semi-final round Of the
annual Winter left-handers' cham
Evening star., 1936-01-29
MATCH DELANEY, LIPPS
Favorite of D. c. Fans to Nee
Georgian Monday.

AL Delaney, current favorite heavy
weight of Washington boxing fans. will
seek to end a two-bout losing streak
next Monday night when he opposes
Joe Lipps of Ty Ty Ga. in the feature
of Promoter Joe Turner's weekly fistic
offering.
Delaney. undefeated locally and with
a knockout over Bob Goodwin and a
decision over Terry Mitchell to his
credit, recently was upset in out-of-
town rings by Steve Dudas and Max
Marek. respectively.
The Delaney-Llpps bout. however,
is not expected to suffer from Delaney's
recent lack of success elsewhere
Washington ringwornls regard the
Buffalo youngster as one of the most
promising heavyweights to show here
in recent years and their appraisal of
Lipps has been little less enthusiastic
Evening star., 1936-01-29
LITTLE HOYAS AIM
TO GET INTO STEP
Only Losers in Three Prep
Games Play at Silver
Spring Today.

- GEORGETOWN PREPS basket
ball team was to get its sec
ond bit of competition in
two days this afternoon in
an effort to atone for being the only
one of three local prep f1ves failing
to turn in a victory yesterday. The
Garrett Parkers were scheduled to
meet Silver Spring at Silver Spring
While losing yesterday to Episcopal,
32-l6, at Alexandria. two other prep
teams were winning about as they
pleased. In an interpret clash, st.
Adams routed Landon. 1915, while
st. Johns was preparing for Con-
zaga on Friday night by turning in
its fifteenth victory of the season
with a 1922 shellacking of the
Police Club courtmen on the Ver-
mont avenue floor.
In chalking up its fourth straight
triumph, st Johns was led by Dono-
hue and Giebel, who collectively had
a pair of hot hands," registering II
and 10 points, respectively. The
winners held all but two of their op-
ponentS in check, but Livermore and
Bradshaw each scored five times
from the floor.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
CUE PLAY IS THRILLING
Yonders, MASKED Marvel" Elk
hibits for Star Employees.

Leon Yonders, otherwise known as
the Masked Marvel" thrilled large
gathering of pocket billiard fans yes
terday when he displayed his cue
wizardry for the benefit of members
Of The Evening Star Club in the club
rooms.
Recent winner over Jimmy Caras,
youthful world pocket billiard cham
pion, Yonders is one of the Districts S
foremost GUESTS.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
ASKS HUNT DATE SHIFTS
Middleburg Would Delay Meets
From April Until June.

MIDDLEBURG. Va, January %
P).-The Middleburg Racing Asso-
citation has applied to the National
Hunts and Steeplechase Association
for a change in the dates of the
Spring race meet to June Is, II
and 90
The dates of April II and Is pre-
viously had been requested, but it
was decided that the races might en-
counter cold and rainy weather at
that time
If the June dates are granted. one
Saturday will be given over to races
on the Llangollen course on the
Whitney estate. Races on the other
two days will be run on the Glen
wood course on the estate of D. c.
Sands, secretary OF the Middleburg
association.
The Middleburg Hunt will con-
duct its annual trials February % on
grounds adjacent to the Glenwood
course, if weather permits.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
Record Field Will Perform
In Won,en's Bo,cling 'Stakes

lected a major prize in every one Of
the United States tournaments. her
winning of four years totaling SITS.
Her friend, Billie Butler, Is second
in the list of cash cleaners with $40.
For the want of foul line Judge,
Mac Carboni, city champion of New
Haven, Conn, is denied great record.
In a three-game intercity match,
Carboni put together scores OF 176,
161 and 165 for set of 5o2. A
foul line Judge was brought in after
the first game, but that was too late
to gain recognition from the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress.
Rosslyns in Tough Spot.
THE leading Rosslyn girls. meeting
Convention Hall tonight at Ros-
slyn, appears to have a tougher as
signment then the second-place Lucky
Strickers, opposed by Northeast
Temple at the Temple. as the two
crack teams continue tight District
League flag scrap.
The Bill Woods, climbing steadily
with successive victories over Rosslyn,
Lucky Strike and National Beer, can
expect no easy pickings when they
line up against Swanee at Lucky
Strike. The third-place Arcadia team
will be host to National Beer.
Lorraine GULL needs a set Of 358
tonight to top by pin her record
average of 1851 established in 1888
The Ladies Auxiliary came to the
aid of the National Union League re-
Gently by plugging hole with team
composed of Mrs. Sandifer, Mrs.
Crawford, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. Bern
holt, Mrs. Dale and Miss Britt.
Earl Dodge, league treasurer, fight
ing the affects Of pneumonia since
early November, is so improved he ex-
poets to resume rolling next week.
A preliminary to the United States
womens sweepstakes will be held to-
morrow night at the Arcadia at 10
pm. the winner to receive her entry
fee for the national event.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

CE-BAG and soda mint concious,
Washington's sport colony went its
bleary way today in the after
i math OF the Peoples Drug Stores
second annual Arch Mcdonald testi-
monial dinner, but figured it was
worth it.
Even more pretentious than the
initial banquet honoring the popular
"Ol Pine Tree" Woodsman. the JAM
boree of last night and the wee small
hours of this morning once again
proved melting pot of leading sports,
business and political figures, but with
all precincts heard from today an
unidentified gent who didn't linger
was elected the best entertainer.
Doc Gibbs, president of Peoples
and the man who collected the checks;
George Moriarty, the umpire-film
director, who presented a preview OF
his second official American League
motion picture, and Senator Nathan
L. Bachman of Tennessee, finished in
a triple tie behind the man who stole
the show with three words.
1t happened while Bucky Harris
was speaking over the public address
Evening star., 1936-01-29
WANTS BASKET TOURNEY
Richmond U. Seeking Scholastic
Event Generals Defer.

RICHMOND, Va, January 30 (P,.-
University of Richmond officials were
behind a movement today to bring
the 1886 South Atlantic interscholastic
basket ball tournament to Richmond
An announcement from Washington
and Lee University last night said the
tourney would be postponed a year
to avoid conflict with the intercol-
legiate wrestling matches.
Coach Glenn ThLstlethwaite of
Richmond said "the decision of Wash
ington and Lee officials TO postpone
their prep tournament this year is
news to me, but l will do all in my
power to bring the tourney to Rich
mond
If held here, he indicated. the tour
nament would be played March 5,
and I. Other Spider officials were
quick to indorse the plan.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
TIE FOR HEURICH LEAD
Rinaldi, D. and H Quintets Each
Win II of 12 Games.

Rinaldi Tailors and Delaware &c
Hudson quints. tied for the lead at
the end of the first half of the Heur-
ich Cup Series Basket Ball League.
will battle it out for top honors next
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock at the
Heurich gymnasium.
Meanwhile, three games in the Sec
ond-half schedule will be played to-
night, with Senate Beer facing Co1fey
Sales at 730 o'clock, St Mary's Gel
tics meeting Rinaldi Tailors at $3.50
and Acacia squaring off against Little
Tavern at $50.
Following are the standings Of the
clubs at the end of the first half.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
ROLL UP BASKET SCORE
United Typewriters' 62-2O Wir
Features in Girls League.

United Typewriters' 62-20 blast
against the Mount Vernon sextet fea-
tured four games in the Girls Com
munity Center League last night when
Sherwood, Lelands and Agriculture
also turned in victories.
While the Misses Honaback and
Jones were counting "a and % points,
respectively, for the typists, Sherwood
was nosing out G. A. O.. 1915; Le-
lands were stopping National City,
1922, and Agriculture was smothering
the Jewish Community Center, 1919.
Evening star., 1936-01-29

afternoon h Q
Dubuque, Iowa,
youngster who al
m os t SINGLE
handed added to
Maroon foot ball
glory for the last
I hree seasons,
goes to the big
field house at the
Midway to work
on the 10 events
t h a t comprise
track and fields
most exacting test
the decathlon.
Eic nury, belief
Evening star., 1936-01-29
AGGIE BASKETERS BUSY.

Three of the Department Of Ag-
riculture basket ball teams will play
at the George Washington University
gymnasium on Saturday night when
the girls team meets representative
six from Atlantic City. the Flashes
face Soil Emergency and the seniors
meet the j. c. C..
Evening star., 1936-01-29
DISTRICT "Y" WINNER

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, January 90
Although playing with an injured
knee, Moon led the Washington Y. M.
c. A. five to 1924 victory over the
local Y team here last night, scoring
10 points to carry of individual
honorS.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
LURAY HIGH FIVE AHEAD.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FRONT ROYAL, Va, January %
Luray High School coupling a strong
defense with a bewildering attack de-
feated Randolph-Macon Academy
basketers 36-18 here yesterday
Evening star., 1936-01-29

CEORGETOWN PREP had the
score doubled on it at Alexandria,
where Episcopal had only workout
in preparing to meet Roosevelt High
this afternoon.
Young Billy Byrd was the only
member of the losing five to trouble
the hosts. scoring tour 2-pointers.
O'Shaugnessy, who dropped in one
from the floor. was the only other
Georgetown Prep player to register a
field goal.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
FLYNN TOPS GUESTS.

With record of victories in lC
games, Gene Flynn is ieading the Dis
trict three cushion billiard tourna-
ment at the Lewis g. Krauss parlors
Flynn defeated Warren Oeke last
night, 1888, in II innings, while
Frank Massey was receiving a forfeit
from Henry Blair.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
WESTERN PINCH HITS.

Western High. Schools swimming
team has arranged to meet the Mer-
cersburg Academy tankmen in Mer-
cersburg next Saturday. the meet
taking the place of one which the
Penn State freshmen Cancelled with
the academy team.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
EASY FOR BOILING FIELD.

Paced by Kuhn, guard, Boiling Fields
basket ball team trounced Fort Belvoir
tossers 34-19 last night at Boiling
Field. Kuhn tailed 9 points, while
Wilkerson. forward, Fort Belvoir,
copped high scoring honors with 10
points.
Evening star., 1936-01-29
Totals lis 40 Totals

CT. ALBANS repeated last Falls
foot ball victory over Landon with
one OF its grid stalwarts leading the
way. Charley Vetterlein, big tackle,
proved just as big a pain to the sub
urban team on its own floor as he
did on the gridiron. scoring five field
goals and once from the foul line
Rob Middleten's boys were ahead.
throafapol
Evening star., 1936-01-29

Gerry Burns, Gene Daily and Irving
Lomax collaborated in a smooth at
tack which swept Roosevelt to defeat,
scoring 6 points apiece
Spero Kolius, who will take over the
captaincy Of the Riders when Beamer
is graduated. paced Coach Herman
Littman's club with 9 points to cap
ture individual high-scoring honors.
Starting only two regulars, Coach
Cliff Moore watched Roosevelt assume
an 8-5 lead at the end of the first
quarter Western came back to an
l1-9 advantage at half time and then
pulled aWay in the third session