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Evening star., 1936-12-19
KENDALL GREENERS
OPEN WELL ON MAT
Culbertson's Victory in Final Bout
Gives Gallaudet Margin
Over Baltimore Poly,

CAL A UDETS wrestling team
viewed the remainder of its sched-
ule with optimism today following its
impressive 20-l8 victory over Balti-
more Poly twisters last night at Ken
dali Green. when George Culbertson
launched the Blues mat campaign
successfully by pinning Hartka in the
final match with body press in z
minutes.
CulbertSon decided the issue in the
heavyweight match after Will Rogers
had disposed of Milan in | minute Is
seconds in the 175-pound division to
pull Gallaudet on even terms with the
Monumental City grapplers.
Johnny Glassett, Gallaudet 1885,
pounder. provided one of the features
of the match by winning over Lutman
in minutes despite the handicap of
a broken finger.
in IL ~ rS}unfs- pS}unas-Melgard P) threw Hess.
l2e poundsmGlassett CG) threw Lut-
135 pounds-Sheppard (P) defeated
- I45 minutes-Kine P.) threw BERG. in
:. i55 pounds-Jones (G3 threw semms,
IN 165 sY poGnds-Abrams CP) threw selln.r,
:, 175 pounds-Rosers tG) threw Milan
Heavyweight-,culbertson co. threw
Referee-Mr. Aiken ty, NJ G. A..
Evening star., 1936-12-19
BLACKHAWKS REBUILD
New Talent Sought After Team
Wins Only One Out of 13.

Wins Only One Out of 13.
CHICAGO, December 10 Cp.-The
hapless Chicago Blackhawks, who have
won only one game in l3 National
Hockey League starts, took definite
step today toward an immediate re-
building program and establishment
Of farm system
Hawk officials watched a workout by
Pete Palangio, star wingman Of the
st. Louis Flyers Of the American Asso-
citation, and then arranged con.
ference with Frank Ruppenthal, Fly
ers' president. Owner Frederick Nc.
Laughlin indicated he was anxious to
sign Palangio in time for the Hawks
engagement with the New York Amer.
leans Sunday night.
Discussion Of a proposal to make
the association team O farm club for
development Of Hawk players was ex-
pected at the conference. The Flyers
defeated the Blackhawks, 20, this
week In an exhibition game.
Palangio, a l75-pounder who stands
5 feet IL inches in height, played four
years with the international League
and four with the Flyers. He scored
az goals and 20 assists for the Flyers
last season. Reports said the Hawks
may Use Forward Louis Trudell and
cash In acquiring the st. Louis star.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
ACACIA.
ACACIA LADIES,
YOUNG PEOPLES FELLOWSHIP.
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

T ACK of major college foot ball
games is hurting washington
as q big league foot ball town. With
one exception. the Capital has not
had a major game since the
Georgetown Virginia battle of 1914.
The public's failure to support foot
ball sufficiently to guarantee ex-
penses of big visiting elevens is the
most important reason for the lack
Of such games.
Harry Stanford. rolling for the
Stansbury team in the Masonic
Bowling League. got the highest set
and game on local alleys. With
q 1874 game and two 1l0s, Stanford
rolled a set of 384.
There is talk In the Middle West
that Michigan may return to the
folds OF the Western Conference.
The Gold and Blue withdrew some
years ago because it conducted a
training table in violation Of con-
ference rules and because its ath-
letics were controlled by a COM
posite body Of alumni. undergradu-
ates and faculty. Conference re-
uuirements state athletics shall be
solely under faculty sulArvision.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
TWO D. c. COLLEGES.
BASKET BALL HOSTS.
Wilson Teachers Encounter
East Stroudsburg. South
eastern Opposes Shepherd.

TWO minor college basket ball games
are scheduled for local floors to-
night, with Wilson Teachers enter
tanning the East Stroudsburg Teachers
at Eleventh and Harvard streets and
the Southeastern University courtmen
playing host to Shepherd College at
the Y. NJ. c. A. The game at Wilson
starts at 6:l5 and the Southeastern
Shepherd game at 8 o'clock.
Wilson will be seeking an even break
in two successive nights of play. having
been outclassed by the Millersville
State Teachers from Pennsylvania last
night, 51-27. It Is the seasons first
home game for Southeastern, which
dropped its first two starts on foreign
floors.
Although it gave Millersville a much
better fight in the second half than it
did in the first, Wilson was unable to
cope with the tall, veteran Pennsyl-
varia team, which established 26-S
lead in the first 20 minutes.
Fishbien and Thomas led a counter
attack in the second half, in which
Millersvine was held to a 25-19 margin.
No Wilson players scored more than
twice from the floor, in contrast to
Millersville, which produced four
rather consistent counters. 1t was the
third successive loss for the locals.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
C0L0RED RINGMEN
FIGHT SEMI-FINALS
Some Hot Scrapping Is Promised
Tonight in Tournament at
Twelfth Street "Y."

WITH DeLois Pitts clashing with
Willie Mcbride and Jim Walker
facing Allen Walker in feature bouts.
the semi-f1nals of the colored tri-
State amateur boxing tournament
will be held tonight at the Twelfth
Street Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. Both
OF these battles are in the feather
weight division.
In the middleweight class Zander
Ingram. Y. M. C. A.. will meet An
thony Miles of Fort Meade and Glenn
ent Carter will collide with John
Calling. while Jim Kenner, Robert
Lockett and Henry johnson are
slated to see action In the heavyweight
division.
Jim Taylor, Elmer Butler. William
Knight. Jim Briscoe and RAYMOND
Taylor are other outstanding fighters
who will compete. with the eventual
winners due to meet the Recreational
Association Club at Richmond on
January S.
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and over-threw third base, allowing
Hale to score. Appling. backing up
third, then overthrew to the plate,
permitting Vosmik to score.
Other diamond freaks: Augie
Galan's homer for Nationals in all.
star game at Boston, the ball caron.
ing of foul-line marker into stands:
and successful appeal Of Manager
Charley Grimm of Cubs to have Dizzy
Dean kept in game which he won
from Chicago after brawl with Tex
Carleton.
Track and fields most unusual hap
pening was Dave Albritton's jump to
tie Corny johnson at the world record
height of 6 feet 81 inches in the final
Olympic tryouts. oldest Olympic
episodes included (1) the dropping Of
baton by German girls relay team.
with certain victory over United States
in sight, and (2) Don Lash's complete
failure In the distance races after
record home season
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Fights Last Night
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated freSs.
NEW YORK.-Bob Pastor, 1891,
New York, knocked out Ray Impel-
littiere, 23s, Cold Spring, N. Y.
Cd; John Anderson. l74. Sweden,
outpointed Leo (RedD Bruce, l76,
Pittsburgh (0.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Junior
Munsell, 18o, Chilocco, outpointed
Babe Hunt. 2o2. Ponca City (l0).
DENvER.-Young Joe Louis, ls5,
Walsenburg. Colo. outpointed
George Black, 1877, Milwaukee (1o).
HONOLULU-Baby Tiger Flow
ers, 1874, Omaha, and Kid Moro,
1855. Manila, drew (6).
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Johnny
Palutis, 152, Philadelphia, and
Bobby Jones, l5s. Atlantic City,
drew (s).
PHnADELPHIA.-Benny Bass.
1873, Philadelphia, knocked out Joe
Zodda, 1861, New York ~: Joe
Flocco, 1914, Philadelphia, out
pointed Tiger Reed, l54. Philadel-
phia go.
ASBURY PARK, N. J.-Frankie
williams, Newark. and Ralph vona,
Asbury Park. drew (s). (Weights
unavailable
Evening star., 1936-12-19
HUSKIES HEAD FOR BOWL
Storms Drive Coast Champs South
for Drills Ahead Of Time.

SEATTLE. December 10 R.-
Washington's Pacific Coast champion
ship foot ball team began its migra-
tion to the Pasadena Rose Bowl,
where the Huskies meet Pittsburgh
New Year day.
Even the 81 players making the trip
were surprised by the change of plans
Of Coach Jimmy Phelan. who ar
ranged the departure two days earlier
than expected because stormy weather
prevented practice sessions.
The Huskies will arrive Monday
morning at Santa Barbara to scrim-
mage ON the Santa Barbara Junior
College field until two days before
the game.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
VOL LVERINES TOURISTS
Michigan Teams to Cover 0,0OO
Miles, Visit 80 States.


CHICAGO, December 10 P.-Uni-
versity Of Michigan athletes have be-
gun their 1867 see America" sports
program.
Within the next few months wolver-
inc teams will travel to the far corners
Of the Nation. covering approximately
10000 miles and at least 80 States.
The basket ball team was headed for
the West Coast and a series with the
University OF Washington cage squad,
while Coach Matt Mann and his SWIM
ming team were off for Florida and
two-week stay. Later the Splashers will
make a trip to New York. The wres-
ting team will travel to New York dur
ing the holiday season.
In the Spring the indoor track team
will meet the Golden Bears Of Califor-
MIA at Berkeley. At the same time the
base ball team will take . 2,00o-mile
trip into the South. Track Coach
Charley Hoyt will take few prize thin
clads to California next June for the
national intercollegiate meet, and there
was Q possibility the base ball team
would visit Japan next Summer, as 1t
has in the past.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
ST. JOHNS FIVE JOLTED
Given Only Third Beating in Two
Years by Lelanders.

Rudely surprised on its own floor
by the Bethesda Chevy Chase basket
ball team, st. Johns courtmen, prep
school champions of the city, lost
their third game in two years yester-
day when they were beaten by the
suburban lads, 20 to 20. Central,
which stopped the Cadets twice last
year, had been the only school to pro-
duce team to beat the Vermont
Avenue lads.
The visitors staged a last-period
rally to defeat st. Johns which had
led up to the closing quarter. This,
despite that they were playing with
out two regulars. Sullivan and Fuller,
who were banished from the game be-
cause of unnecessary roughness and
personal fouls. Swaggart was the only
st. Johns player able to score con-
sistently, while Vannais, Schneider
and Dawson handled the bulk of the
winners total.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
DUCKPIN STANDINGS
FEDERAL.
MARINE CORPS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hsh team games-Hydrogprahic. 6ls:
Ordnance $40.
High team sets-Bureau OF Ensineerinr
LBS: Yards and Docks. 1.1l3
Hish Individual sames-Pepin, 16a
Douse. 15o
Hish individual sets-Kapsnks. 4Ol:
Sutphin and Phillips. 400
Hish spares-R- Provost, 1870: Falok.
- Hish strikes-MeElroy 80: Small and
Kuttner. IS
High averases-R. Provost lIT-43:
FAck. 114-3l; Phillips. 1Ic-2s.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
sELLoUT FOR IRISH" TILT.

CHAMPAIGN, III. December ls P).
-Notre Danes basket ball team will
meet Illinois tonight before the first
sellout crowd here since the 1892
Purdue game. All tickets for the game
were sold at least day in advance
Of the tilt for the first time since the
gymnasium, seating 1000, was built
in 1924.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
LIKELY INDIANA COACH
Huffman, Star Hoosier Quarter.
to Seek Job Next Year.

CHICAGO, December 10 R.-Bo
McMillin, Indiana foot ball coach,
looked forward today to acquiring his
star quarterback of 1886, Vernon Huff
man. as member of the 1897 Hoosier
grid staf. Huffman has informed
Chicago friends of his wishes to land
a coaching job at Indiana and has in
dicated he will not play professional
foot ball.
Huffman, great passer and runner,
was named one of the best backs Of
the Big Ten last season by conference
coaches. He is co-captain Of the
Hoosier basket ball teams,
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Whittles Him Down.
DASTOR, giving aWaY 543I nOll

and inches in height, lost little
time cutting the 238-pounder down to
his own size. He brought him down for
a three count in the first minute with
right to the jaw.
Impellittiere fought back with some
success until the sixth. when he ran
into another left and right and stayed
down for a count OF nine. He was
da5ed when the round ended and an
easy mark for Pastors right in the
seventh, going down for the full count
in 1925. Pastor scaled 1884,.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
MAXoN ON SWORD TEAM.

WAYNE. Pa. December 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-Cadet Robert Maxon, son Of
Mrs. Edward P. Maxon of 1888 r
street, Washington, D. c., has clinched
the number berth on the Valley
Forge Military Academy fencing team,
1t was announced today.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
ROCKVILLE IN OVERTIME.

In an extra period game, Richard
Montgomery High Schools basket ball
team Of Rockville nosed out Friends
School, 1927, Thursday on the Rock
vile court. The score at the end OF
the regular game was 25-all.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA.-Dean Detton,
205, Salt Lake City. threw Hardy
Kruskamp, ais, Columbus, Ohio,
58:21.
NORTH BERGEN, N. J.-George
Koverly, 218, Hollywood, Calf, de-
feated Nick Campofreda, 2lS, Bal
timore, 1871.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y.--Len
Macaluso, 2is, New York, defeated
Jack Marshall. ais, Boston. two
straight falls.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
BOB PASTORS REP
SCARS WITH KAY0
Victory Over "Imp" Shows
He's Better Boxer Than
Critics Thought.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, December l9-Bob
M Pastor. the former New York
" University heavyweight who
a was somewhat better known
as an amateur boxer than he has
been as a pro, is beginning to look to
be better fighter than the fans
thought he was.
Pastor received lot Of publicity
as collegian and as winner OF the
Golden Gloves Tournament, but since
he started fighting for money two
years ago he's been just another
heavyweight, although he has lost only
two fights in as many years.
Kayoes Impellittiere.
He SET about getting some impor-
tant notices. however. when he
knocked out big Ray Impellttiere in
the seventh round of their ten-round
bout before 5,240 fans at Madison
Square Garden last night.
The only visible rewards for that
victory were the New York State
heavyweight title and first call on q
possible bout with Joe Louis in Janu-
ary. but it increased Pastors pres
tige enormously.
The Imp" the biggest fighter now
in action, has been touted for years as
a coming champion. He had just re-
turned from successful tour of the
Pacific Coast, and the only previous
Knockout on his record came from the
even bigger Primo Carnera.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
BABY CHECKS BASKETER
Gaddis, Iowa Star, Quits Trip to
Await Family Increase.

IOWA CITY. Iowa, December 10
lP).-Wally Gaddis. star University of
Iowa basket ball forward, received a
leave Of absence from the Hawkeye
squad as 1t entrained for st. Louis
last night.
Instead of boarding the train Gaddis
went to hospital. where his wife is
expecting the arrival of a baby.
Gaddis told Coach Rollie Williams
I'm afraid I can't make this trip.
My wife is just ready to 60 to the hos
pital."
You stay right here, son." the
coach said. 1T may be future Iowa
forward as good as yourself"
Iowa will meet washington Univer.
sity tonight"
Evening star., 1936-12-19
OF "a GREATEST" +"

Coach w. A. Alexander, for II years
head foot ball mentor at Georgia Tech.
says the Notre Dame grid team Of
ls24-the Pour Horsemen" edition.
was the greatest team he ever saw.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
CunboatSmih Granville Looking Aete'
:S}ANzM S}2N|!Ez! z@5?!ZNS x@5>
-DSk9 ~

81 victory over the Witty Cox pro
club. Manor, led by Ed Schlegel's 37s
and smiling Billy La Bille's 373, routed
the strong Congressional No. crew
to assume the top post again last
night.
It mainly was through the efforts Of
that expert mashie shot maker, Mar
tin Mccarthy. that the Beaver Dam
crew finished on the long end of
the score. Kenwood's attack, led by
George Buddy Tew. who finished
with 352. and Tom Powers, who had a
348. copped the first skirmish. Then
Mccarthy got IN a $50 lick. and
Beaver Dams game total zoomed ex-
actly 100 pins, from 500 to 609 The
last tilt was q walkover for the Land
over crew. The win gave Beaver Dam
third place.
Indian Springs No. team treated
their fellow club members on Team
No. rather harshly when Earl Nc
Aleer. conceded the Capitals stand
out southpaw golfer. shot 355 in a
three game lacing. Kenwood's No. 2
team Jared even worse than No. !
team by losing three tussles to Argyle
No. /. Then Beaver Dam No. 2, with
Clarence Purdy rolling 352, turned on
Argyle No. 2 with the whitewash
brush.
HANGING up season team game
= = mark of $40, with Capt. George
Garrison and Roy Hough putting in
the big wallops with l60 and 1877, re-
spectively, the flrst-place B. VI. Shop
No. / team counted l,776. 13 pins
short Of its current record. to whip
East Shop three times in the Column
bia Lodge, No. 174. I. A. M. League
Garrison's three strings totaled 375
and Hough's 373.
The pacesetters gained ground when
the runner-up, F. e. A. No crew,
dropped a skirmish to Charlie Walk
er's Gun Shop
Featuring a l52 and 385. the high
set OF the night. Ray Schroeder gave
the Apprentice Five a 2-l edge over
Miscellaneous No. l. Among the nigh
lights was Cartridge Shops six
straight win with the Seamen .heir
second victim. Brazerol OF Planning
and Polishing shot a bang-up 3s3.
His club was franked three games by
Drawing Room.
Evening star., 1936-12-19
.HEY'RE shooting q triple fea-
ture at Convention Hall for
Santa Claus tonight, and for

THEY'RE shooting q triple fea-
ture at Convention Hall for
Santa Claus tonight, and for
two-bits local bowling fans are
expected to pack the worlds largest
alley site to capacity for the sight
and the Herald's Christmas toy fund.
Foremost among the three stellar
matches listed to begin at 7:l5
O'Clock is the Occidental Restaurant
Heurich Brewers match, which will
open the bill With practically every
leading man bowler in town on one
of the two teams, pin followers likely
will accept the winner as the best
team in the city.
Secondly. the individual clash be-
tween Astor Clarke, the city's and
country's ranking bowler, and Tony
Santini. who twice last year took
Clarke's measure, has all the ear
marks of a bitter struggle. The
Clarke-Santini duel follows the team
match.
Lastly, for those who get just as
big kick out of the fair shooters,
Lorraine GULL and Lucy Rose are
meeting in the second singles match
of the night. Miss Gulli is Wash
ington's leading woman bowler and
the second best in the country, while
Miss Rose is the pace-setter of the
crack RoSslyn outfit, the Capitals
best Women'S team.
Occidental will line up for the team
match with Clarke, Earl McPhilomy,
Perce Wolfe, Bill KrauSs, Hokie Smith
and Dutch Newman, while the Brew
ers will have Ollie Pacini, Joe Har-
risen, Ed Blakeney, Johnny Anderson.
Bill Clampitt and Sam Simon from
whom to choose.
Grandstands have been erected
around the alleys on which the match
will be rolled.
1>HEY'RE merry lot, those Coun-
try Club Golf League bowlers,
but the merriest of the bunch today
are the ones who composed the Manor
Club No. team. They're back in
first place.
Out in front at the outset Of the
season. the Manor quint was jolted
out of the lead by Kenwood's crack
No l outfit a month ago. Taking ad-
vantage of Beaver Dam No. teams
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Free-Style Eaters Abundant.

REST free-style eater-Dean Det-
ton; second, Harry George. (Note:
Mr.. George, specializing in chilli con
earn, hao his handicap raised to 10
bowls. Mr.. Detton, an eight.bowl
man. specialized in beef, raw or
cooked. Tony Laurentis Of Philadel-
phia continued TO dominate the spa
ghetti and raviola field, although a
newcomer, Joe Di Maggie, put IN
a strong bid for future fame. James
j. Braddock retained his title in the
banquet department. but his total OF
rubber chickens was well short of a
record.)
Mr.. YuSSel, the Muscle Jacobs, well.
groomec manager of Max Schmeling,
was the only athlete of the year to
achieve a triple. His three blue rib
bons in the fields of nonchalancs and
free-style kicking. where he shared
honors with Larry Kelley, and of
pinochle, where he left Kelley far
behind
Once the voters in the poll got
started, it was hard to control them.
They elected Roosevelt to the presi-
dency, which was outside the orig
inal scope Of the poll, and repealed
prohibition, which is nice but ir-
relevant. They also voted in favor
Of America, the home, the family.
prosperity and a good time. I tell
you this merely for the sake Of the
record.
For the outstanding sports event of
the year, they selected Max Baer's
retirement. though there Is every in.
6ication that the pride Of Liver
more, Calf, intends to disregard his
mandate and renege on this propo-
sition. Next in popularity were Jesse
Owens recognition Of the German
government and Joe Louis campaign
speech to the electorate of New Jer-
sey, in which he named no names.
having forgotten who his candidate
was.
1t was a great year for sports, and
popular sentiment seems to be in
favor of having another year. some
what like it, TO be called, for pur-
poses OF Identification, 1897.
tCopyriEht 1885. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. lnc)
Evening star., 1936-12-19
Sanico League

High team 1ames-Eouipment f3s:
500 on@e'
High team setsGreen Bag Coffee.
iI'ssS3; sanico Bakery. 1865; Equipment.
High individual Rames-R. Paul Equip
mentl. l49: J King lSanico Bread. 14S;
High individual sets-E c Bittenbinder
n,Eauipmentl 327; F. Blevins 1Sanico
Posltry) 3e3; T. Bradford iGreen Bag
High individual sversges-w. La Billee
SANITARY ONCE. 1851: Z. c. Bitten
areen FseP%fas Fse eoee 1lsss 1lss s5asfeEa ar,sieE
ISanlco Bakery. 1893; p. Douglas San
leo Douehnuts). 11l-9.
High spares-W La Billie fofhcel o..
z, c. Bttenbinder tEauipmentj, SO; p.
Blsyins tSanico Poultry. IS
High strikes-T Bradford Green Bag
Conee). .25: P. Douglas fSanico DOUGH- =
nuts. go; r. Orletsky lSanico Bakeryl. Ri
Evening star., 1936-12-19
GEORGETOWN COMMERCIAL.

season Records.
High strikes-E. Wolfe, 81; W. Woody.
High spares-Talbert. 1ae: Stevens. 100
High individual averages = Stevens,
1902: Talbert. 1909. Daniels. 1854:
High individual sets-Talbert, AL:
Jenkins, AIS: ONeal 4l5
High individual gsmes-Jenkins, III:
Stevens, l61; Burrows 165.
Hish nat games - Burrows. a6; J.
Wolfe, 95.
Evening star., 1936-12-19

Here They Are-the Winners.
THE details of the poll follow:
Best-dressed-Leo Durocher; Sc
ond. Constance Bennett.
Best-looking - Granville: secon-.
Mrs. Eleanor Holm Jarrett,
Best-ooking in bathing suit-Mr;.
Eleanor Holm Jarrett; second, Gran
vile.
Luckiest-CaSey Stengel
Greatest kidder-Avery Brundage
second, the Rose Bowl Committee.
Best actor-Maxie Rosenbloom; secs
ond, Man-Mountain Dean.
Best tenor-Buddy Hassett.
Best saxophonist-Mickey Coch
rane; second, Paul waner.
Best banjo player-Charlie Grimm,
Best harmonica player-Joe Louis.
second, Pepper Martin.
Most interesting knees-Kay Stam-
mers; second, William H. Terry.
Best lungs (power division)
J. Johnston.
Best lungs endurance division)-
Dick Bartell.
Most vertical Englishman-Fred
Perry; second, Jock McAvoy.
Biggest dogs-Primo Camera die
not defend the trophy this year. witt
the result that Buddy Baer and Baby
Jack Torrance ran a dead heat.
Flattest dogS-Gunnar Barlund.
Longest over all-The Normandie;
second, Ray Impellitierre.