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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
TO SEEK POPULAR
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE
Measure Is lnequitable On
Almost Any Conceivable
Calculation
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington, Dec. 21.-Soon after
Congress meets, the attempt, usual in
late years at every session, will be
launched to amend the Constitution
so as to provide for the election of
future presidents by national popular
majorities.
And, as usual, it presently will be-
come apparent that such an amend
ment, 100 per cent effective, is an
impossibility.
An approach can be made to it, but
the plans best friends, if at all fam
iliar with the facts in the case, realize
that the plans accomplishment in it's
Continued on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
WORK UNDER WAY ON
NEW HIGHWAY RADIO

Raleigh, Dec. q (AP)-Captain
Charles Farmer, of the State High
wav Patrol. said today work was I'M
der way on the radio transm1tter
houses at Salisbury and Asheville, and
would be started on the Raleigh unit
this week. Construction of the Will
liamston and Elizabethtown houses is
70 be started next week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
Cuba's President
Vetoes Sugar Act

Havana, Cuba, Dec. 21.-(AP)-
President Miguel Gomez has vetoed
the $1,5O0,OOO sugar tax bill, paw
ing the way for prospective i'm
parchment proceedings instituted
by his political opponents, Senator
OctaviO River0 announced today.
The senator said the chief exc
cutive ~ informed him of his
action during conference i'm the
presidential palace.
The vetoed measure will be sent
to the Senate this afternoon,
RiVerO declared.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
Early Break
Expected In
Sea Strike
M O. or Industry,
Is Squeezed Even
More Tightly By Its
Walkouts
(By The Associated Press.)

Union and employer spokesman cit
ed possible break in the 53-day-old
Pacific coast maritime strike today in
the form of a tentative agreement
submitted to members of the sailors
union.
On another strike front the auto
motive industry began feeling the
pinch of walk-out by 10000 glass,
auto and auto parts workers, with lit
tie Roadway apparently in efforts to
reach accords.
At Pittsburgh, steel workers launch
= Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
AMELIA EARHART PUTNAM
OCEAN FLIER, JOINS HUN

Salt Lake City, Dec. 81 (AP)-Ame-
liza Earhart Putnam, bobbed-hair air
conqueror of two oceans, joined to-
day the search for a Western Air Elk
press transport plane missing seven
days with seven persons.
The TALL freckled flier arrived I'M
expectedly, with her advisor.
They departed at once for Milford,
Utah, 100 miles southwest of here. Air
operations were based there today.
Salt Lake City, Dec. 21-(AP)-The
wintry west locked the fate of nine
missing persons in it's cold and snow
today as officials posting a $1,000 re-
ward, announced a search ION oul
own" for one of two planes seven
days after it disappeared.
Admitting every clue exhausted,
Western Air Express officials offered
the reward, effective until noon Jan
uary 4, for discovery of the Los An
geles-Salt Lake City transport, lost
with five men and two women since
Tuesday.
The ship, last reported over Milford
in southwestern Utah, is sought ir
that vicinity and northward, and ir
east-central Nevada.
Five hundred miles northwest Ran
ger M. T. Olmstead turned the hunt
to a new sector in north Idaho fol
Pilot Joe Livermore, Co-Pilot A. A
Haid, and their Northwest Air Trans
Continued on Page Sikh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
LandOn Sees
President In
Hours Talk
Defeated Candidate
White House Call
err; Talk A b O u t
Their Children

Washington, Dec. FL (AP)-For
nearly an hour today Presldent
Roosevelt and his defeated KepuD-
lican rival for the presidency
Governor Aft LandOn of Kansas
--catted in the White House about
Christmas and children.
Telling reporters about the visit
tn" governor said:
THE President talked about his
grandchildren and / talked about
Continued on Page Three0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21
Impossible for National
Guard Pilot To Say
Whether Two Airmen
Are Still Alive
EARHART JOINS IN
SALT LAKE SEARCH
No Trace Yet Found of
Missing Plane Carrying
Seven Passengers Besides
Crew That Have Been
Missing for Week; Wo-
man Filler Hops for West

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 81 (AP)-A
National Guard pilot advised Phelps
field by radio today he had cited what
he believed to be wreckage of the
missing Northwest Air Lines trans
port plane near Calder, Idaho. A pilot
and co-pilot were aboard the airship
when it disappeared early Friday.
The message said only that he
had found the ship and he could not
determine whether the two pilots were
alive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-21

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Evening star., 1936-08-30
Have Two State Champs.

THE Richmond lineup includes two
State champions and as many
more 29th Division National Guard
title-holders. Eleven bouts have been
scheduled and a twelfth is pending.
Richmond's two outstanding battlerS
are Vic Sorrell. 165-pound champion
who Is being groomed for pro career,
and Hunter Crostic. l55-pounder. The
National Guard champs are Brooks
Bowen. 135-pounder, and Tony Miller,
lat pounds.
The show is being sponsored by the
Seat Pleasant, Hillside and Capitol
Heights Volunteer Fire Departments.
Proceeds will be used to purchase new
equipment Admission will be so cents
and a gate prize. consisting of a week
end for two at Virginia Beach. all ex-
penses paid, also will be awarded.
The complete card, Richmond fight
ers being named first. is as follows:
10 pounds-Eari Tucker VS., Eddie saus-
40 pounds-Jack Mathews VS.. Yves
1so pounds-Hunter crostic VS.. Jimmie
l3O pounds-Burlin Connors vs.. Earl
Cowan.
I4O pounds-Elmore Tucker vs.. El
Brookman
1875 pounds-Russ Saunders VS.. Julian
Di Mogiio.
:, 15O pounds-Doug Connors VS.. Jim
Is5 pounds-Brooks Bowen VS.. Mike
Morton tpendingb.
147 pounds-Tony Miller VS.. Bob Ma
10 pounds-Marvin Whitley VS.. Bernard
Perry
l26 pounds-wilson Godsey vs.. George
Pickeral.
165 nounds-Vic Sorrell ys Jay Turner
Evening star., 1936-08-30
FAIRFAX SHOW GETS
NEARLY 300 HORSES
Event to Be Held September IL
Attracting Entries From .
WASHINGTON.

Srer,sl Dispatch to The Star.
EAIRFAX, Va, August 29-An out
standing array of entries from the
stables of Middleburg, Upperville,
Warrenton, Washington and Mary
land are expected for the twenty
third annual exhibition of the Fair
fax Horse and Pony Show to be held
at the local show grounds September
IL, according to Robert D. Graham,
secretary.
Early entries indicate approximately
300 horses will show in the 18-class
meet, which is being run of under
the auspices Of both the Virginia
Horse Show Association and the
American Association.
The Executive Committee for the
show includes Estler NJ Palmer, Rob-
ert D. Graham. Maj. Gen. Edwin B.
Winans, A. Smith Bowman, Ray H.
Norton and Lieut.. Henry Luebber-
mann Of Fort Myer.
Included in the Horse Show Com
mittee in addition to the members of
the Executive Committee will be Col.
Jonathan wainwright. commander at
Fort Myer; Dr. William Mcclellan,
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen, De
Long Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
DeLashmutt, Comdr. and Mrs. A. c.
Miles, Col. and Mrs. c. A. Seoane,
Stewart Preece, Reed Thomas, Mrs.
F. D. Richardson, Senator John w.
Rust, Mrs. E. M. Palmer and Mrs.
Robert D. Graham.
w. T. Carrico will be ring steward.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
COLLEAGUES Correct Him.

THE fight ended. Several persons
climbed into the ring. I couldn't
hear an intelligent word, and couldn't
distinguish much visually. Dempsey
was standing with his arms above his
head. So was Tunney.
I ducked out of the arena and hur-
Sied toward Chicago's Loop and my
ONCE. At the corner Of Clark and
Randolph . newsboy came screaming
by. He was shouting:
'Tunney wins!"
I stopped in my tracks. The boy
must be mad. had been at the
nght. I had seen It'll And had seen
Dempsey knock Tunney out! And
here was . crazy newsboy shouting
vice versa.
I dashed up to the ofnce. I said:
where do the papers get this stun
about Tunney winning? Hold every
thing. A big mistake has been made.
I was there, I tell you! Dempsey
knocked him outl"
Patient co-workers explained. They
told me about the "long count" about
how Referee Dave Barry-he had
been Just the man with the pants on
to me-hAd declined to begin count
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Assumes Bout Is Over.

N NoNE except he who actually sat
on the rim of that gargantuan
bowl that night can realize the mental
torture. I was plagued by the knowl-
edge that I was present at the battle
Of the century-had q seat and every
thing-and yet had but the vaguest
notion of what was taking place. I
got burned up.
Then came the seventh round and
Dempsey socked Tunney. could not
see the sock. Again it was plain de-
ductien. There was the Shakespearean
scholar on the floor, and there was
Dempsey. prancing. and there was the
man with the pants on gesticulating
and seemingly very excited about
something.
It was obvious from where I sat
that the fight was over. I couldn't
see all that was going on, but at least
I felt certain Tunney was on the
floor and that Dempsey was very
much on his feet. I assumed that the
boys at the ringside were following
the usual procedure Of counting, and
my sense Of time told me that 10
seconds had come and gone since the
scholar had gone down.
gathered up my topcoat, jammed
my program in my pocket and looked
around for an exit. Hundreds of
others about me were doing the same
thing. I was about to 60 when,
glancing down at the dot Of light, I
was amazed to see the two gladiators
again were in action. No one on the
''rimside" seemed to know what 1t
was all about.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Washington Park
Results
By tfe Associated Press.

By tfe Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; maiden 2
Fancy You 5B.l.sEiS 1890 go s.sS
Grey Gold (Rosen) 1890
Also r.n4fii;erId. Ineosnito. Dark Girl,
Sherabado, Bookmark, Leona Reigh. Ned
Porte, Nemont and lido.
SECOND RACE-rurss: $500, claiming,
s's'ss Ina cssn. "a Danes: ne 'sItSps's sSS sse ESQ
Inscription tDetterJ SEQ
Also ranEs;ereen. Erin Lad. Black
(Dsii' double paid sos1
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claimingi
Moratorium lMeCieilsn) I4.2O 8.20 40
f;: fs;;:sa;s s.;s sPsss':s''' Pss':f' A'' sssS ssS
kns5 S.h s'i: f:s.: rlas: fs
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; claim.
s,.st s6.a dsa:, Peter 1sS..h' $50 siS ssS
S'lfsss Fl%s. 'fassEs f:sSH Sc"
Also ran-Oh Dolly. Sweet Susan, Up
holder. Jolyen, Wild West. Kayak and Gay
FIFTH RACE-The Outer Drive Handi-
CAP: purse $1.OOOi S-year-olds and mp;
Fra Diavole tJamesl 4.6O $40 $40
Bohemian Lass (Dottef) $50 $50
Flint Shot (BslaskD ESQ
Also e' r.nEzshel..n. a-hl South Gallant and
Emigrante.
= SIXTH RACE-The Great Western
Aandieap; purse. 5000 added, S-yesr-elds
Where.vay lCerbetD SEQ s.so gao
silent Shot iJanesl $40 800
Countess Ann fNeaD 7.0O
Time, 1:C4H.
- Also ran-Blsek Gift. Understand. Lady
Montress and Tear 0ut.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900; elaim-
Ing; 3-yesr-elds and up; mile and 70
Mary Cardinal tJAmes) 4.00S SEQ
iicnssser tGSymen) 500
Ai:e ..n@pirinw ssuaa. First PIGEON
and Aeldum Brown. ~
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500; claiming,
S-year.eles and up: ~ miles,
scotIand Beauty tG'msn) 1890 $50 800
feeeys Hegey (JAmesl SEQ 500
ByIdine (Cheathsml 40
4!ms. l:65N. -
Evening star., 1936-08-30


Time Limit Seems Up.
HADN'T I been able to see that
- after the knockdown the night
had continued? Sure.
Didn't that very fact convince me
that Dempsey couldn't possibly have
won on q knockout? No.
That's the odd part Of it. Few OF
us on the "rimside" even dreamed
Tunney won. We hadn't been able
to distinguish the boxing. the finer
points of the contest. The things
that registered from where we sat
was that Tunney had been knocked
down what seemed an unconscionably
long time-certainly more than 10
seconds: and that when finally he
got up he had appeared in desperate
retreat "on his bicycle"
Such thing as long count" was
unknown in our boxing experience,
To us, 10 seconds was 10 seconds. The
technicality Of Barry's action was
something that hadn't carried through
the smoke and the haze and the con-
fusion-an eighth of q mile-to the
rtmside.
Now Dave Barry is dead.
Maybe he made q mistake that
night.
know darned we'll I did.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Deduces Fight Is Under Way.

T REMEMBER thinking, as the fight
= started, how lucky was my confrere,
Fred Dye, whose assignment was to
sit in first row, turn his back on the
fight, and write q story OF the scrap
as he saw it mirrored In the faces OF
ringsiders. Fred, thought, at least
had the faces of beautiful picture stars
to gaze at; 1.-The plank by this time
was becoming quite irksome-had lit
tie more than toy ring to watch.
The fight began. knew this more
by deduction than from any visible
accomplishment. A number Of men
had entered the ring; what obviously
we're ceremonies took place, and this,
I reasoned, preluded the main event.
Consequently, when all except three
left the ring, and two Of these came
toward each other from opposite cor
ners, knew knew! The fight
was on.
haven't the slightest idea who
did the best flsticuffing in the first
six rounds. I picked out one Of the
warriors and deduced because Of his
crouch and stance) that he was Demp-
sey. The other, perforce, must be
Tunney, and the third just had to
be Dave Barry. He was the only one
In the ring who didn't appear to- be
hitting any one.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
ENERGETIC LADY
RACES TO front
$4,000 See Bond BangtaiI
Win Casey Handicap as
Cumberland Closes.
. CUMBERLAND. Md, Aug,

CUMBERLAND. Md, August
29.-Maryland's initial Fall
race meeting came to q close
~ in Q blaze Of glory today,
when $4,000 fans saw Mrs. M. Nelson
Bonds Energetic Lady win the
Knights OF Columbus purse, closing
mile and one-sixteenth feature, by
half length from w. e. Johnson's So
phisticated in 1:5l2s.
AL Tryon, who received the saddle
for having the best department at the
meeting, substituted for Sammy Pa
Jumbo, leading winning rider, astride
Energetic Lady. Tryon sent the filly
to the top after going a quarter. He
rode a perfect race thereafter to keep
her going long enough to win by q
half length from Sophisticated. ia
vorite. Four lengths farther back
came Marye Ryan Waugh's Tambov.
Following the race. officials Of the
K. of C. presented Mrs. Bond with
Q silver plate.
Following the days sport more than
200 horses were placed aboard special
trains for Marlboro, where the second
lap of Maryland's Fall season opens
at 2 pm. Tuesday.
d. C. Jockey Rides Winner.
EDDIE SMITH Of Washington won
the days fve-eighths opener with
Mrs. ]. H. Elliott's Running Water.
When Mrs. Rhode Campbell's Jack
Low scored in the 6i4 furlongs Of the
second, it completed the daily double,
which paid $3.50.
r. L. Hanna of Washington made a
killing when his Petee Lad won the
mile and one sixteenth of the fourth
to pay $45.
President Harry A. Manley Of the
Cumberland Fair Association tonight
presented gold wrist watches to
Sammy Palumbo Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
and ]. Bowes Bond Of Baltimore for
being the leading winning rider and
trainer, respectively.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Canzoneri Rules FavOrite.

hESPITE MS improved showing, tne
Herkimer hurricane is given lit
tie chance Of lifting Canzoneri's 1885,
pound crown. Now that the nose in
jury, received in his fight with Jimmy
McLarnin, is healed. Tony has plunged
into his workouts with all of his old
time gusto and the way he has been
cutting his sparring partners around
leads boxing writer's to predict he
will give his former sparring partner
the same boxing lesson Ambers got in
their last fight.
In view of the Importance Of the
bout, there is surprisingly little wager
ing. Indications tonight are that Can
zoneri will 60 to the post 3-to-1
favorite.
Belloise will be defending the world s
featherweight championship awarded
him some months ago by the New
York State Athletic Commission when
he emerged victor in an elimination
tournament sponsored by the commits
sion.
A few weeks later, the BritHher
Crowley spilled great gobs of dope
by holding Belloise to draw in what
was supposed to be a warm-up. Bel
loise is the favorite, but many smart
bettors are backing Crowley because
Of his fine showing in his workouts.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
kAANGlV oAK Il
IrH'ROPES44S}sssA>AIjj At 8

spectators to see him play patty cake
with Louis For which Sharkey.
received more than $4,000 Since
the King once trounced Sharkey,
Uzcudun, Tommy Loughran and
Jimmy Slattery, it Is conceivable. II
not probable, that Levinsky might
make the grade.
TONY cANzoNER1 has refused to
defend his lightweight title here
against Cowboy Howard Scott even
If he is successful in retaining it in
his pending scrap with Lou Ambers
He is receptive to an overweight
match, however. q.
AL Jolson's bid of $25, 900 for Can
zoneri to meet his colored battler,
Henry Armstrong, Is just a bit more
enticing to the Italian than Match
maker Goldie Ahearn's $4,000 ofier.
The entire District Boxing Commis-
sion, all three Of them, are out Of
town for the week end Maj. Harvey
L. Miller, secretary for that august
body, will return tomorrow from Camp
Ritchie, Nd, where he has been put
ting Marine Corps Reserve men
through their PAGES.
HAROLD sTEINMAN, Levinsky's
manager, asserts that despite re-
ports published in some quarters, he
did not "connive" to have the Kings
sister, Lena, placed in an asylum
He says Lena's brothers put her there
and that he now gives so per cent OF
his end Of Levinskys purse to the
Kings brother, Sammy Krakow, who
uses that money to aid Lena.
Levinsky, incidentally, lost to Ray
Steele in q mixed wrestling boxing
bout in IS seconds at st. Louis last
year the former fish peddler
tossed q left hook, missed, and fell
victim to o full Nelson.
thing in common they gorge
themselves with ice cream II they
aren't guarded.
frankie Blairs charge that
he was offered 1000 to lose to
Cary Wright smells Of linn
burger.
Just who would offer 81 1000 to q
preliminary fighter who received less
than SIS for his services? and
why has Blair waited more than q
year to hurl the charger?
I'm anxious to see If Frankie can
name the short, fat man" that al
legedly attempted to f1x the bout .
have my doubts.
Harry Raskin, who invaded this
beak-busting sector to whip Bob Tow.
Alexandria, Va, heavyweight, into
condition, will leave for Texas today
to train Max Roesch, promising young
amateur heavyweight, who will turn
professional soon. Harry, who believes
Tow could 90 places II handled prop
erly, couldn't wait around for Bob to
recuperate from . recent pelvic In
jury.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
ABBOTT AFTER FLAG

In an effort to clinch the Atlantic
& Pacific League title, Manager Lou
Metcalf will send his ace SALESMAN,
Aubrey Abbott, to the mound today,
when Bokar tangles with Iona dia-
monders on the West Ellipse field at
l o'clock.
Condor, which can tie for the lead
should Bokar lose, will stake its
chances on Bill Howard, -hander
when it faces Rajah on the North
Ellipse diamond at o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
His Ticket Challenged.

T ALMOST didn't get in to the fight.
= The ticket taker studied my ticket
and opined that 1t was counterfeit.
Finally he said an usher would take
me in, but that If the reservation was
occupied would be removed to q jail
house.
When I got in and realized that I
virtually was spectator in name only.
I was q little sorry that the ticket
wasn't phony. 1t occurred to me that
could see practically as much OF the
fight from cell as could from zzz-
see.
But I had been assigned to do q
piece, so sat down and tried to focus
my eyes on what I assumed to be the
ring.
A heavy pail Of smoke hung over
the pit of the arena, the consequence
of a hundred thousand cigars and Gig
arettes. The smoke seemed to roll
itself into a big blue ball under the
lights that burned down upon the
ring.
There was no 1oudspeaker system.
To hear announcements from the ring
was as hopeless as it was to see clearly
what went on there. Even the crowd
noise-l02, 900 excited persons-was an
ndistinct murmur at the "rimside." :"
Evening star., 1936-08-30
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

REHIND the four-hit pitching o
Jim Bagby. Cleveland punched
five hits of Jim Shaw to trim
the Nationals, 40, yesterday as
Dutch Bergman made his major
league debut by slamming a triple
and fielding f1awlessly.
Grover Alexander, Phillies hurler,
has been granted $1,000 bonus
as a result of winning Is games
thus far this season. Thirteen of
the tilts were shut-outs.
Treasury, scoring five runs in
the first inning, defeated Rosedale,
5-3, to annex the District amateur
base ball title. Flannery's home
run with the bases full provided the
winning margin.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

p ING LEVINSkY, II ne gets py
" Marty Gallagher, probably will
n be offered q bout with Bob
L - Pastor. prominent New York
heavyweight, at Madison Square Gar
den II precedent is = barometer
of how he may fare in his come
back campaign, you can't cast the
Kingflsh aside with . smoker.
Fistic fans soon forgot Max Schmel-
ing's miserable showings against Steve
Hamas and Paolino Uzcudun and his
knockout at the paws of Max Baer
when the German conquered Joe
Louis.
Jimmy Braddock had been
beaten by score Of good, medi-
ocre and punch drunk fighters
before he jabbed his way to the
title by trimming Baer.
Even Sharkey. with two feeble ef-
forts and an impressive win over Phil
Brubaker, contrived to draw $4,000
Evening star., 1936-08-30
Mexican Riders
Will Show Here
THE Mexican Army's equestrian

THE Mexican Army's equestrian
team has accepted an invitation
to compete in the Inter-American
Horse Show. to be held at the
Meadowbrook Saddle Club, Oc-
tober 22-25, 1t was learned yes
terday from Brig. Gen. Juan r.
Azcarte, Mexican military attache.
Arriving here early next month,
the Mexican riders will train at Fort
Myer, Va, and after competing in
the local show, will enter the Ma
tional Horse Show at Madison
Square Garden, New York.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
PITT HAS EARLY WORRY

1t seems a bit early, but the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh board of foot ball
strategy Is worrying about the Ohio
State game, october 10. Which is
more proof that the foot ball sched-
ule today is built strictly on q finan-
cial outlook.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
COUNTY MINES CLASH
Rock Vile, Gaithersburg, Takoma
Colesville Have Loop Dates.

Rockville. needing but two victories
in its remaining four tilts to capture
the second-half championship of the
Montgomery County League, will clash
with Gaithersburg, flrst-half winner.
in base ball game today at Gathers
burg. Md, at O'Clock.
Takoma Tigers and Colesville mines
will collide in another interesting fray
at Colesville at the same time.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BY EDDIE BRIETz,

Associated Press Sports writer.
NEW YORK. August 29.-The lull
In boxing circles, occasioned by the
collapse of the Jimmy Braddock-Max
Schmeling title bout, ends in the met
ropolitan area next week.
Topped by the much postponed
match between Tony Canzoneri, the
Evening star., 1936-08-30
CEv|NSON IS OUT
WITH POISON IVY
0Iympics to Meet Richmond
Ring Team Instead of
Picked MaryIanders.

XX TH1Ar 1Ec at .a,ia, i,rst appeared d. to be be
w Olympic Clubs boxing show
Wednesday night at Seat
Pleasant has been reduced to one, but
that is bad enough. for Lou Gevinson,
District 130-pound amateur champ,
has been counted out by poison ivy,
which affected his hands.
The other slap in the face has turned
out to be a stroke of good fortune. The
Olympic Club was supposed to meet a
picked team Of amateurs from Balti-
more and Cumberland, but these plans
vent awry Friday and the match was
Cancelled In desperation Coach Matt
Twomey turned to Richmond for aid
and it was given Immediately. The
only difficulty now Is that Twomey
may have got more than he wanted.