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Evening star., 1936-04-25
Grace East
In Recital
OnTrunnpet
Unusual Artist Will
Give Program at
Wesley Hall.

Grace Adams East, who will give
her only recital in Washington Mon
day night at Wesley Hall, on the
concerts intimes educational and
young artists course, Elena de Sayn,
director, is a native of California.
Among the recent appearances In
her native State we're those with Mary
Pickford last October in a benefit
program for the Navy relief in Sar
Francisco, at which some $4,000 people
were present, and a tour with two
Chinese generals in February, when
they lectured in the leading universe
ties OF the West. May 7, last year,
Miss East appeared with the late
Will Rogers at Glendale, Calf, this
being the last appearance of the
famous humorist, with whom she hao
shared many a program in the past.
Upon that occasion Miss East played
Will Rogers favorite song, Home on
the Range"
Antonia Brico speaks of Miss East
as "one who has mastered all the
technical difficulties of the trumpet
to a degree of virtuosity, most unusual
in q woman"
1t was upon the advice Of promi-
nent baritone that Miss East took
up the trumpet in her ambition to
become a singer. He suggested that
instrument as an excellent medium
for the training Of breath control and
for study of music and voice reper-
toire at an early age, while too young
to take vocal lessons. Miss East be-
came so interested in the instrument
and its possibilities that she volun-
tarily gave up the idea of becoming
a singer and perfected herself in her
chosen instrument for concert use.
She has been called the artist who
sings on the trumpet" Her program
Monday will be: "Du Bist Die Rub" +"
Schubert; "Widmung," Franz; "Meine
Liebe Ist Gruen," Brahms, and Ave
Maria" Schubert; Amour. Viens
Alder" from Saint-Saens' Samson
and Delilah";; "Nur Wer Die Sehnsucht
Kennt." Tschaikowsky. and Hymn
to the Sum-" from Rimsky- -Korsakoff' S
THE Golden Cockerel." Piano solos
by Joyce H. Barthelson of New York
la Gitana," Kreisler, and "Clave-
litos," Valverde; Piece en- Form de
Habanera," Ravel, and the Rhapsody
in Blue" Gershwin.
Antonio Brico will deliver two lee
lures. May and May 5.
Tickets for the concert are on sale
at Mrs. Dorsey's at Droops, at the
Willard Hotel ticket agency and at
Wesley Hall, at 1903 K street.
Evening star., 1936-04-25
DR.. Thompson Lectures.
DR. JOHN THOMPSON, pianist ane

music educator. will be presented
by the Homer L. Kilt Music Co. in
three lectures. April 80. May / and 2,
in the Knabe studios Of the Homer
L. Kilt Co. at 1880 G street north
west. Aside from his achievements
as soloist with the worlds outstand-
ing symphony orchestras, DR.. Thomp-
son has been associated with leading
conservatories Of this country and at
present he is director of the Con-
servatory Of Music of Kansas City.
DR.. Thompson will discuss new
teaching material and methods used.
There will be no charge for attend
ance at these lectures, but early regis
tration is necessary.
Evening star., 1936-04-25
German Society Musicale.

THE German Literary Society will
have an evening of music to-
night at o'clock in the home of its
president. Miss Anita Schade, at 1929
Rhode Island avenue northwest. Miss
Schade will give reading of Geibel's
"Hoffnung," the musical setting by
Schade, and for which Greta Won
Bayer will be at the piano. Mrs. Won
Bayer also will play a solo and later
Schumann's music for Hebbel,s
"Schoen Hedwig," which Miss Schade
will read. Else Joern will sing sew
eral groups of German songs, accom-
panied by Mrs. Won Bayer.
Evening star., 1936-04-25
Friday Club Board Meets.

THE annual meeting of the board
of the Friday Morning Music
Club will be held in the home Of
Kathryn Hill Rawls at 1905 Thirty
seventh street Friday morning, May
!, at 1880 o'clock.
The final business meeting Of the
active membership of the club will be
held Friday morning, May 8. at 1880
o'clock in Barker Hall of the y. w.
c. A. at Seventeenth and K streets
northwest.
Evening star., 1936-04-25
AnnualSOng
Program to
Be Offered
J Jewish Community
Center's Choral
Group Feature.

THE annual concert by the Choral
Society of the Jewish Community
Center will be given tomorrow evening
at 8:l5 o'clock in the auditorium OF
the center. Samual Bugatch will di.
rect and the Choral Society will be as
sisted by Edythe Reznick, soprano:
Sonia Goldman, mezzosoprano: DR..
Charles Gordon, baritone, and Nettie
Sadie, pianist.
The program will be as follows:
..KPuim Gi Anu I'VE Are TatteTedl.
Pslestinian folk sons. ats; Busateh
c. Gounod. Z. sruck
Chorus.
''Nocturne In z Flat Major" "----F. CHOPIN
Waltz in E Ml5or Ne1t,. -----F' s.dle CHOPIN
"Allelujsh" Mozart
mt In The Open Save;1 n------F "a a GoIss oI
1oi0 n 'D0sseSliaGlb Sonia Gelbman. u0'u'
Intermission:
IN cheidsr" dn Hebrew SCHOOL,; u,,r.r
Der Sy Tssdssf" Bseh.f" Cr6e cup,.-----ns dolu5
"Kaddish Fun Reb Levi Yitzchok,"
folk sons Charles Charles Gordon: . L. Low Low
.Leis IehsiDs Dain Kop" Rest Your Head. o.,
Edythe Reznick
"A MALACHI vaint" iAn .,tL AnEel ss.H weep v.,,.r
Duet Edyhe lsns: sssn,E s0d % &. fsf5.s N.v Gordon
~ Solo BY DR.. Gordon.
"Barcarolle," from Tales Of Hof,s .1,ek.r
maH"---wS womens SHehosen roicss. M s'''.f
"Hallelujah" psalm !5o-L LewandoWsky
Evening star., 1936-04-25
All-Spanish
Program at
TheWillard
Cuban Soprano With
Mexican Pianist to
Present Concert.

"A N ALL-SPANISH program of music
will be featured by Emma Otero,
Cuban coloratura soprano, and Err
nesto Berumen, Mexican pianist and
pedagogue, when they appear here
under Beren- Brook Artists manage
ment In the ball room of the Willard
Hotel Wednesday evening at S:45
o'clock.
Their program, which includes COM
positions by leading composers Of
spain and Latin America, is as fol-
lows:
"Ballade on Two Mexican Folksongs,"
Evening star., 1936-04-25

Dancers to Give Benefit
For Sufferers by Flood
Chace and Logan Group to Appear at Ma
tional in Three-Part Program With
Court Feature.

AR1AN CACE and Mchse Logan and their dance will
n
|Vl
Harpers Ferry possessed
Evening star., 1936-04-25
Concerts at Water Gate
Likely to Be Abandoned
Music Lovers Face Loss of Favorite Play
ground as Funds Are Lacking for Re-
newal of Sunset Series.
By Katherine Brooks.

YASHINGTONS favorite playground
symphony concerts apparently will be
" Of the funds
tonal Symphony Association
Having depths popular interest
Evening star., 1936-04-25

Reserved seat tickets for the con-
cert may be obtained at the Willard
Hotel Theater Ticket Agency.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

Angela parecia vacilar, como
81 deseara decir alguna cosa J
no Sc atreviera.
All fin dijo, con VOC tremula
que en- vano intent6 hacer pa
recer segEra:
"A pesar de su amargura,
Ino acaricia listed aGn hermo-
SOS iensuehos, en- cuya realiza-
ci6n hallaria la felicidad ansia-
da?
-iSil-respOndi6 Gaspar con
energia.-Aun sueho con la glo-
ria; aun Ia descarnada realidad
no ha ahogado en- mi mis- aspi-
.raciones y mis- ideales. al con-
trario, como Ell insensato que
persigue un impossible, cpanto
mas dificil me parece conseguir
TODD csc, mas 10 aca-icio.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

brian admirable, despertando
en- 81 sospechas acerca de los
sentimientos que las inspira-
ban; pero iban dirigldas a Ell
mismo, oialas en- momentos en-
que ell %trastorno de su esprit
tn i~mpediale reflexionar, y no
le producian otro efecto Que ell
de IN consuelo dulcisimo, ine-
fable; asi era que solo acerta-
ba a decir, lleno de gratitud:
-iGracias. Angela, gra-
cias!
Ella, con abandono y vehe-
meneia c-omprometedora, de
que acaso no Sc daba c%uenta,
sigui6 diciendo:
listed sufre mucho...
~ Mucho el ar
tista, suspirando.
H
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
TIRANDO Ell BALON
EscogidOs los EspartaffOs que iran a Miami

Con rumbo a Miami, donde
jugaran m4nana, salieron hoy
en- un omnibus rs futbolistas de
la Universidad de Tampa, &iri-
gidos por Ell coach Nash Higg-
ms. En- la vecina ciudad los Es.
partanos tendran de oponentes
a los "Huracanes" de Miami.
uno de los mas fuertes teams
en- la Florida.
Haran Ell viaje, aunqae estan
~lastimados, Ed Carter Y Red
Cox, dos fuertes Y habiles j6-
venes.
Forman ell grupo de los 26 Sc
leccionados Walter ]. Hoy,
Bill Dymitryk, Phil Paterson,
Howard Stephens Luther
Sparkman, ends; Guy Muench.
Happy Hayes, Crockett Farnell
v Jim Bryan, tackles Joe Carr,
Bob Tramontana, Wilbur Gun
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

noe v Ray Hurn guardas; backs
RudyA Rodriguez, Marvin Chan
cey, Ed Carter, Red Cox, Ed
O'Reilly.
Dick Spoto, Jim Mands Ia
OrrS Beynon, Tony Free&
Earl Hatcher, Americas Spotd
Bill Rhodon Y Lytton AsAmore
Acompahan al teams Gre-
CORY Lucas, director dc equipo
Ell entrenador Castro; Red
Means, publicidad, Y Bill Cul.
breath, director de negocios.
Culbreath hara Ell viaje en- aero
plano, en- compania de Tom Ia
liaferro y ctras personals de su
amistad.
Sc destacan en- Ell grupo de
los Huracanes, seg1n las mott
cias llegadas a Tampa, Mater
son, end, un j6ven corpulen-
to, y Dunn, un ''halfback" de
gran agilidad.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

70 yo sufro con listed.
porque repito que mis- sufri-
mientos son un reflejo de los
suyos. Sufre listed vergdenza...
Isl.
-Desesperaci6n...
-Tambien.
-Desaliento... amargura...
ESQ, itodo esol
APues de ESQ, de TODD ESQ
participo yo; pero 20 tengo es-
peranzas que listed no tiene; yo
confio en- listed, mas que listed
mismo confia en- sus propias
fuerzas; 70 acaricio la Illusion
y abrigo la seguridad de que
listed vencera, de que algGn dta
vera realizados sus e~nsuenos, y
entonces, TODD 10 que ahora SUI
FIRE, no sera mas que Ia remem-
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
DEPORTES
CONTINUAL DLOVIENDO EN-
NEW YORK

New York oct. LA lluvia
cay6 en- horas de la noche, sien-
do remota Ia posibilidad de que
hoy Sc efectle ell segundo desa-
flo de la serie mundial de pelo-
ia. Els la prediction para hoy de
mas calor Y lluvia.
Ell terreno lleva soportando
dos dfas de lluvia Y ell cuadro
esta cubierto con charcos de
aqua.
Con "enserados" Sc han Gu
bierto ell "home" Y ell puesto del
pitcher, en- espera de 10 que re-
suelva ell comisionado Lands.
Aver fueron detenidos en- las
afueras de Polo Grounds, por
especular con billetes de entra-
da, catorce individuos.
Por tres asientos Valuados
en- $3.50 los especuladores de-
mandaban $3.50.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
Tony CanceIa no peIeara la semana que viene
Baby Miller peleara con ell veterano John Cru

vino a Tampa en-. una OCCASION,
Miller lie derrotara facilmente.
Johnny Cruz posee habilidad
para la resisteDcia, pero supo-
nemos que caera bajo los pune
taos de Miller.
En- su afan de encontrar fuer
ties oponentes para Miller, ell err
presario Downing ha telegrafia
do a Bobby Garcia, ell mejicano
que vive en- New Jersey; Sal
lor Horn, de Atlanta, y Ray
Schneider, de Orlando.
Tiene Downing la intenci6n
de ofrecer peleas todas las Sc
manas.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
-Por ESQ sigue listed siendc

-Por ESQ sigue listed siendc
artista a pesar de TODD; dejara
listed de serlo ell dia en- que sus
ideales mueran o Sc petrifiauen
en- ell hielo de la indifereneia y
eel desengano. Pues bien, Gas
par: ianimol Acaso muy prom
to, esos queridos ensuenos. los
yea listed realizados, v clio Sc
IA la mas cumplida compensa-
ci6n de TODD cuanto ahora su-
fire. Entire sus ilusiones mas
queridas, ino figura en- primer
lugar Ell deseo de modelar Ia We.
nus del rubor, concebida Dor "a.
mente en- IN momento de deli
rante inspiration?
|0h, SIT
y 81 su Venus modelara.
ino Sc consOlarfa listed con clio
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

No peleara ell martes de la Sc
mana que viene en- Benjamin
Field, por haberse lastimado ell
as practicas, el p1gil tampeno
Tony Cancela, exfutbolista del
Institute Hillsborough.
Tony tenia aver muy irritado
Ell ojo que Sc l%astimara, 10 que
obligara a Downing a aplazar
ell "bout". &
Para contrario del zurdito Ba
by Miller ha sido escogido John
ny Cruz, un ~veterano gladiator.
ST este Cruz es ell mismo que
.pas6 varios amos en- Espaha y
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
BABE RUTH PRESENCE
Ell PRIMER DESAFIO DE
LA SERIE N

New York, Oct. George
HERNIA nRuth ha pasado a ser
una figura legendaria. Ruth fud
aver la figura mas olvidada en-
Polo Grounds, aunque los toto
grafos lie tiraron algunas plan
chas, sentado Ell "exrey de los
jonrroneros" en- I'm palco csrca
del alcalde Il Guardia y de Jim
my Walker. lie acompanaban
su esposa, su hija y la cantante
Kate Smith.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

Es va tradici6n en- las ligas
mayores que los jugaGores de
una liga no deben hablar con los
de la otra cuando estan en- el
campo, pero cuando la lluvia
GAIA 10 peloteros de los dos
clubs Sc guarecieron en- ell mis-
mo banco y desconsoladamente
presenciaron como ell partido
Sc deslizaba hasta llegar a su
fin.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

branza de un pasado triste, so
bre cuyO negro fondo reaalta-
ran adn mas los resplandores
de I'm preSente di:hOso y de an
porvenir brillante.
tide veras cree lusted to-
do ESQ?
H0h, ST!
Isl sus esperanzas So reali
zaran
~ ipor que no Sc han de
realizar?
GHspar no respOndi6 a estS
pregunta.
Inslin6 Ia cabeza sobre Ell Pc
cho y lanz6 IN suspiro.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

Ese senior Brock gan0 Ell tor
neo de los guantes de orc en-
Remanganagua, no en- N. York
o Chicago; pero Sc dice que es
un mrchaeho que sabe boxear.
Pronto 10 veremos, tan luego
ell Sr. Cancela pase ell "apurillo'
del ojo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
NOTAS DEL PRIMER DEsA.
FLO DE LA SERIE NUN.
DIAL

POGO antes de que empezara
Ell juego de aver, Joe Mccarthy
lie di6 ell octave puesto en- ell or
den al bate a George Selkirk,
alegando que habia bateado POI
co en- los Gltimos desaffos de la
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

No debe haberle lido muy bien
a Miller, por New York o New
Jersey, cuando no menciona sus
victorias en- los grandes centres
del pugilismo.
Tampa es la mejor ciudad
del mundo Y con toda seguridad
que Ell Baby asi 10 reconoce.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
= Bill Terry rompi6 su bate en-
las practicas, pero descarg6 el
primer chit" del juego.

Cuando la lluvia arreci6, en-
81 tereer inning, Sc lpermiti6 a
los fieles de las gradas 81 pasar
a los asientos vacios de $3.50.
Lossque Sc Quedaron guareeidos
bajo peri6dicos abiertos, dahan
una nota brillante a la escena.
Los Inieos Expenditures que Sc
quedaron en- la lluvia fueron los
muchachos que pagaron $3.50
por asientos de palcos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
CON LOS GUANTES

Tenga cuidado con su precio-
sa salud Ell Sr. Don Antonio Can
celia, pIgil del peso complete
que tOdavia no ha declinado sus
aspiraciones a la corona.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

FL aicalde IaGuardia Sc ha-
llaba . dos palcos de distancla
del exalcalde Jimmy Walker.
Los fot6grafos 10 nadearon. Por
algdn tempo "rehusaron" m1-
tuamente ell saludarse. Final
| mente ell alcalde alivi6 la ten.
On. Sc levant6 de 81 palco, Ca
min6 Y Sc estrecharon las ma
nos. ~"u"
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

La segunda vuelta, EN- Ell pu-
gilismo, cast siempre es. peoi
que la primera, aunque NJ re
suite ash en- ell case de James ]
Braddock.
Cancela piensa salir de
vo por los campos del pugii
y recuperar la posici6n Qua
MIA, primero, y despues avail
hacia otras pejores.
Pero ell exito en- una segunds
salida oxlelta ha de preparar.
Sc bien, de manera perfecta
porque de 10 contrario..-.. derrC
ia, humiliation en- nno o dos
conAbates, y ostracismo.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
FOlletin No. $40
las PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

No hay estremecimiento de las
Esbras de su coraz6n al que ne
corresponds un estremecimien
u de las del milo, identico en-
lntensldad. 70 no puedo ayu-
dhrle en- Ia lucha que sostiene;
nero participo de sus conse-
caoncias.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

Ell veterano Johnny Calz no
podra hacer IN buen di-
gan 10 que -digan los Ba-
rios, frente al zurdito BABY Mil
Ter.
Cuando Johnny estuvo en-
Tampa, sali6 con las manos en-
la sabeza y sin dinero.
Han pasado varios amos Y no
creemos nosotros que haya ad-
quirido 10 que antes no terffa.
,Habra que esperar a una Sc
gunda pelea para saber 81 ell zur
ditto 'gan6 terreno" con su visi-
ia a New York.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

temporada. Selkirk pogo Ell uni
co cuadrangular deslos Yankees
en- desafio.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

estas palabras las hubie-
DIDO Gaspar dirigidas a otra
ona. seguramente le ha-
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
.ApEaAzADO Ell
CANZ0NERIAGeLARNIN

New York, oct. 1o--La pelea
a diez asaltos entire Tony Can
zoneri y Jimmy McLarnin, los
dos de la categoria weller, Sc
aplaz6 hasta Ell venidero lunes
por la no.he, en- la Madison
Slrare Garden. Sc iba a verifi-
car la pelea Ell viernes por la no
che. q
Los oficiales del Carver in :
forman que CanzoneriD sufri6
una lastimadura en- 81 entrena-
miento Y que~se re- Waral tres
parzT recuperarse."
La gaceta., 1936-10-01
IA CAGEAW~N

lie convien
de una DQsr
efm ita avanzar Ia
de la cuIabre.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

HubO una larga pausa.
La gaceta., 1936-10-01

-Pues modelara listed su
tatua. 70 Sc 10 profetizo, Sc
afirmo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-09
ASHMORE STARS
 IN NAUCY GAME
Y Midgets TrOunce T'erry- vile Grammar School
 Team, g to 2l

Naugatuck, March 0-Led by Jack Ashomer the Y Midgets continued their winning streak by defeating the Terryville grammar school Ave 8 to q. The Midgetes have yet to taste defeat and have won over every grammar school in the town. Jack Ashmore, diminutive forward of the Midgets scored 10 points for the winners and KoSkoski scored 10 for the losers. Once more the supe- rior floor play and deceptive pass work of q Y team defeated their opponents,
 In the second game of the morn ing the Woodlawn Jrs. came up from Ansonia to defeat the Y Spades. Andrine of Ansonia took high scoring honorS with points and Cuddy was Naugy's best bet with points.
 The Central Office came through with q win over the Hustler8 B to Q. Johnny Reagan took low scoring honors for the Hustlers with % points and Chappie went on q SCOT ing spree for the winners with l9 points.
 Tn an afternoon game the Y. Dia- mondg took licking from a pickup team. Details of this game could not be found and the Diamonds are gus- pected of tearing up the score sheet.
 The Y Leaders came home from Torrington with tears in their eyes as a result Of the beating handed by the Triangles. Sweeney was the Leaders basket maker with g points to his credit and Ariegho was high scorer for Torrington with II credits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-09
RECORD FIELD TOIALBERTS TO BOX PARTICIPATE IN BUFF IN FEATURE U. s. PIN EVENT OF Y. D. PROGRAM
Strong Amateur Ring Bouts to Be Presented
 at Buckingham Hall

Frankie Buff of the South End and Petey Alberts of Oakville will provide the action in the main go of Q ten bout amateur boxing pro- gram scheduled for Friday night at Buckingham hall, sponsored by the Yankee Division Veterans Associa- ton. Considerable local interest is attached to the battle, as both boys have numerous packers. The fact that Alberts boxed two sizzling en- gagements with Spec Wiley of Union City while Buff has also showed well in his recent appearance, should add to the attractiveness of the bout.
 More Action
 Spiro, Morris, the Bridgeport Greek will tangle with Mickey Im- pronto of Meriden in what should be 8 bout full of action for Morris has 8 reputation as rough-house fighter second to none. Stanley Gormley of Willimantic and Jim my DeCosta of New York, Sam Maltempo and Dave Meyers of New Haven, Emil Etters of this city and Tony Slovak of New Haven, Paul Warren of Meriden and Joe Coop CT of New Haven, and Dick Turcotte of Leavenworth High school, who has yet to lose an amateur bout will tangle with Johnny Morrow. Classy
 Charley Leonard of Willimantic, Paul 0agnon of this city and Nat Kolin of New York will also be seen in action against opponents yet to be named by Matchmaker Jack Cleary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-09
YO-YOS TOPPLE
 NAUGATUCK FOE
Diamonds Beaten, B to 30, in Tourney Contest;
 Leaders Beat StratfOrd

Naugatuck, March 0.--The ' teams are closing successful sea- son by competing in the fastest tour. nament ever played here.
 Friday night after gruelling bat tie the Y Yo-Yos topped the Y Dia- monds 32 to 30. Ed. Uraska made the winning basket for the Yo-Yos one second before the final whistle blew Up to that time the game had been deadlocked for the bigger part of the last period.
 At the half the Diamonds were sporting q one point lead which they kept until the final period when Mickey Quinn began going places for the Y Yo-Yos. Mick" scored l5 points for high scoring honors Rykowski for the Diamonds scored IS points and the other four show cd Q fiashy floor game before they went down from the results oi Uraska's MerriWell stunt.
 The Y Leaders who drew a bye in the tourney played an exhibition game with the Stratford five. Tn previous encounter the Stratford' defeated the Leaders by two point margin. Friday night the Y boy turned the tables by winning 38 tt 37. The passwork and clever fiool plays of the Leaders was the fea' ture of the night.
 Stratford started off fast and 1 looked like curtains for the Lead CTS but Tommy Edmonds started th' ball rolling in the second period ant the battle was on. The Leaders wcr' leading by one point at the half ant the game ended with the Naugyite' the victors. Weaving and Sweene! split 20 points evenly for high SCOT ing honors. Hatterly was the shoot ing star for Stratford with l3 point to his credit.
 Next week the Leaders and thu Yo-Yos will battle 1t out for thu championship of the Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-09
BOSTON'S CUBS
 LOSE TO INDIANS
Springfield Fighting for PIayOff Chance-Grant
 Proved Great GOalie
(By limited PreSS)

Springfield, victors in two week end contests, revived their hopes of getting into the post-seaSon playoils of the Can-Am Hockey League while virtually eliminating the Boston Cubs. The Indians trounced the Cubs 20 at Boston last night, and while the Cubs remained in third place tic with New Haven, they stand little chance of finishing among the first three.
 The Cubs have but two games to play while New Haven, gaining . 1-l tie with Providence last night after losing to Springfield Saturday night, have four games to go Springfield, in last place, two points behind the Eagles and Cubs, have i've games remaining.
 Stick Work
 The Cubs can blame their defeat on Benny Grant, the leagues spare goalie, who played a sparkling game in the Indians net, Toupin scored Springfield first goal in the opening period, and Wilson the second ir the last period.
 The Eagles came from behind to tie Providence, Lloyd Jackson SCOT ing in the last period to offset a goal tailed by Harrington in the first session. The game was dull un- til the third period and the action was carried over into the overtime session.
 Philadelphia. victors over Proyi- dence Saturday night, were idle last night,