davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

primera batalla con los duenos
de clubs, cuando las memories re
chazaron su encomienda en- re-
laci6n coAAel club Baltimore. La
actitrd de esos duenos hara que
ell juez Sc considere lastimado v
les de otra oportunidad de des-
sontento en- ell case de Teller.
Hace varios amos los duenos
lie clubs Sc pusieron impertinen
res y amenazaron con despedir
al juez.
Lands conferenci6 con ellos
Y no Sc sabe 10 que les dijo, pc
70 10 cierto es que lie concedie-
ronun nuevo contrato con all :
mento de sueldo, de $65,O00 al
afo, en- lugar de $4,000.
NADIA ha dicho todavia ell CO.
misionado sObre 10 que resolve
"a con referencia a Feller.
FL juez dice que el sabe man
tener su boca cerrada hasta que
llegue ell momento decisive.
Los Medias Blancas de Bos :
ton ofreeieron aver al pitcher
Whitehead, a los Tigres, en- cam
bio por Auker v ell inicialista
Rudy York. Cochrane no quiere
deshacerse de York. Els proba-
bic que los Tigres lie ofrezcan a
Irving Burns.
Los Indios sondearon a los
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

La prueba de que Downing y
Diamond no han llegado todavia
a un acuerdo, la aporta ell hecho
de que Baby Miller volvera a
pelear Ell jueves Y que de contra
rio tendra a un senior que Jim es
cogera.
Como posibles adversarios del
zurdito han sido mencionados
Un tai Johnny Bellus, de New
Haven, Conn. Bill Sharkey, de
Providence, R. l. y Make Strub
de Erie, Pa. Bill Sharkey Sc en-
cuentra en- Miami y ALI ha de-
rrotado a Johnmp Dean, de Han
nasboro, Carolina del Norte.
Make Strub aparece como ell
sexto gladiator del peso ligero,
en- ell mundO, a juicio del Oio de
Collyer.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
Dicese que Ell Juez lands %renunciara
elpuesto de Gar de la pelota organzada
Rumorase que ell Juez perdera su empleo 81 de-
eide que Ell pitcher Feller es un agente libre

New York, Die. 7.-Circula
ell rumor de que Ell juez Lands
renunciara o abdicara su coro-
ma de Gear" de la pelota orga-
nizada, por haber cumplido 10
amos de edad y por hallarse en-
desacuerdo con los duenos de va
rios clubs.
lands, a juicio de los bien
enterados, tendra que marchar-
Sc de su alto puesto 81 decide
Ire ell pitcher Bob Teller, de los
,ndios Ge cleveland, es I'm agen-
e libre.
Ell pasado jueves, en- Mon :
real, ell comisionado perdi6 su
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

ii impossible !
70, solo aguardo la paz
eterna de la muerte.
La muerte es un bien,
lpuesto que da la paz.
-Pero es la separation de
los seres que juntos han sufri-
do y juntos han luchado, uni
dos por los lazos del afecto y
ell .infortunio.
SlEs verdadl
~Hijal =
81 PadrA
Y por primera Yezp despu6s
de muchO tempo, aquellos dos
seres confundieronse en- IN a.
brazo, como 81 momentanea-
Pente sus corazOnes, insensi-
bilizados por ell sufrimiento,
reeObraran su ternura,
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
orleans, JACK OrTrance, de b.

Orleans, Jack orTrance, de Ba-
ten Rouge, sera el oponente de
Open Flyn, de New York.
~Martes.-Mickey Serbian, de
Scranton, Pa, Sc batir& con
irish Tommy Bland, del Cana
da, peso weller, a ocho asaltos,
en- New York.
Microbes. - Tommy Tough
ran, ell excampe6n de las IT'S l.
bras, tendra aqui de rival, en-
10 asaltos, a Sonny Walker, de
Phoenix, Arizona. Buddy Baer,
hermano de Max, Sc batira en-
Chicago con ell irlandes Patrick
Michael Barry, de Irlanda
Maurice Strickland, de Nueva
zelandia, tendra de rival al nc.
sro Desconocido Winston, en- e.
mismo programa.
Iiernes.-En Filadefia, John
ny Marcellini peleara con Tom
ny Forte, a diez asaltos.
~Sabado.-Chicago vera en- ac-
ci6n a Milt Aron Y Laddie To.
nelli, del peso weller, a diez
rounds.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
SIXTO ESCOBAR PELEARA
CON HARRY JEFFRA

New York, Die. Eel mier-
coles por la noche, Sixto Esco :
bar, ell campe6n mundial del pc
so bantam, peleara en- ell Hippo
3romo, a diez asaltos, con Har-
ry Jeffra, de Baltimore, I'm as
oirante a la corona del puerto
criqueho. Escobar defendi6 su
itulo hace dos semanas y dice
lceptara todas las peleas que Sc
e ofrezcan a base de una buena
'ecompensa.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

dia 81 de diciembre, con un p6-
gil llamado Genet y despues, 81
triunfa, Sc lie enfrentara con
.Thil.
La pelea con ell campe6n nc
Sc verificaria hasta ell mes de
enero.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

amar como 70 amo,-repuso
ella,-habran cOnseguidO la di
chal
It'll. en- las dichas del amor
representas, hija mia, Ell papel'
del martirl
"A ii, padre mfo, en- las lu-
chas del arte, e ha correspoD-
dido Ell p9Y@ de ~ctima.
-Peroy en las victimas y en-
los martifes Sc italian los he
-tHeroiSmo inGtil Ell nues-
trO, que no los sirve para Otra
cosa que para soportar Ell peso
a9e umador de nuestra desgra-
IT'D aun puedes luchar y
veneer.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
OvERITN Ira A BOXEAR A
FRANCIA

Richmond, Va, die. 7.-Ken
Overlin, aspirante al titulo de
campe6n DEF pueso medic, ira a
Francia y alli peleara con ell We
terano Marcel Thil, ell campe6n
del mundo. Las negociaciones Sc
realizaron entire Chris Dundee,
ell director de Overlin, y un en-
presario de Paris.
Overlin pelearA primero, ell
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
CON LOS GUAM ~cs

Mr.. Lew Diamond, a quien
Dios conserve la preciosa exis-
tencia, ha llegado a Tampa.
Lep y Jim Downing han sos
tenido varias amigables CONVEX.
laciones, pero aun no han llega-
do a un acuerdo.
Ell director de p1giles Y ell EN-
presario discuten personalida-
des boxfsticas, bolsas llenas Y O.
tros detalles.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
LAS PELEAS DE LA SEMA-
MA EN- TODA LA NACION

New York, Die. En- ell pro
grama de la semana en- toda la
naci6n figuran las siguientes pc
leas:
Lunes.-Sam Trowbridge, de
West Palm Beach, peleara en-
Miami, Florida, con Norman
Codaro, de Erie, Pa; en- New
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
FREDDIE STEELE TENDRA
DE v A H

Los Angeles, CAL, Die. 7.-El
campe6n mundial del peso me
dio, Freddie Steele, combatira
manana martes en- esta ciudad
on Young Stuhley, de Chicago,
un fuerte oponente.
Sera I'm combate a diez asal-
tos Y Steele no arriesgara su co
roma.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
WI

Angela Sc incline sobre ell
aRciano y lie bes6 en- la frente.
IlPobre padre mio!-bal-
buce6.-iTu frente ardel
En- cambio por mis- venas,
-repuso R6mulo,-circula cl
frio de la muerte... Me STEM
to morir, hija mia! itlevame
de aqui
IA d6nde?
-iQue Sc yoL... Pero mo
me dejes morir en- la calle CO.
mo un perrol
La j6ven miro al cielo Y sus
oJos brillaron adn masV sinies-
tramente.
Aqueia mirada pareci6 un
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
KID CHOCOLATE DE CON-
TRARIO DE X

New York, Die. 7.-Reapare-
ezra hoy en- este pals, con la es-
peranza de reconquistar de nue.
vo ell titulo del peso de pluxna, Ell
negrito cubano Kid Chocolate,
un ~excampe6n.
Phil Baker, de New Haven,
Conn.,, sera Ell contrario del Gu
bano.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

Carl Guggino ha firmado IN
contrato con Jim Downing y es-
te ha prometido que lie seleccio-
nara un habil boxeador del Pc
so ligero.
Sc halla sujeto a. un ~contrato
con ell empresario de Benjamin
Field, ell espanol Isidoro Gasta-
naga.
81 Gastanaga es leal, puede
venir, 81 cs fascista, mejor Sc
queda por d6nde esta.
FL p1blico no lie dara su dine
70 a un pdgil fascista, como lie
viene negando va SD dinero a
los comerciantes que simpatizan
con las ideas anti-democraticas.
ST Gastanaga es leal, es decir,
un tipo completamente contra :
rio a Pauline Uzcudun ell fac
cioso, sea bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

Strub ma derrotado, segin Sc
dice, a Wesley Ramey, Joey Fee
rrando, Johnny Jadick, Eddie
Cool, Chuck Woods, Lee Shep-
pard y otros.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

Sus cuerpos estremecianse
bajo los harapos, sus dientes
rechinabanS de frio Y los ojos
de Angela brillaban siniestra-
mente en- la obscuridad, mien.
tras los de R6mulo vertian a.
bundantes lSgrimas.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

Hara bien Alfredo M~ontoto,
que Sc dice representa- a Gazta-
haga, averiguando a tempo ST
ell vasco es fascista o leal.
81 es neutral. 0 quiere pasar
por tai, Ell p1blico latino lie ne
CARA su ayuda.
va Sc sabe que los neutrales
son fascistas enmascarados.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07
.iYo some con 81 amor '

-iYo some con Ell amor y
fui despreciadal
@En vez de la gloria am
bicionada, he hallado la mise
rial
-iFp Vz de la felicidad
R~retendida, he conseguidOs ell
d~esepganoI
Iva es impossible luclarl
Iva es impOsiA e otra CO.
sa que sufrirl
-iVencidos!
~iVencidosl
Y sus cuerpos sc estrechae
ron uno contra otro, y volvi&
ron a quedar silenciosos. des-
pu6s de escaparse de Os la
bios del anciano un lamento
semejante a un rugidO.
La gaceta., 1936-12-07

Ne n2evo volvi6 a hablar ell
padre ySde nuevo sus palab~as
despertaron ecos dolorosoS en-
al coraz6n de la hija.
-iCuaftos que no adora-
rian ell arte como yo,-exelS-
m6.-habraA alcanzado Ia glO
ii Cuantas, ineapaces de
La gaceta., 1936-12-07


Tras largo ratio de silencio,
domiAado pQS la fiebre, R6mulo
habl6 como 81 delirase.
z Nc hablaba con su hijA, sino
consigo mismo; pero SUI pala-
bras correspondent exa6 tamen-
te a los sentimientos de la i6-
ven, siendo como un reflejo de
ellos.
-Vencidosl-gimi6 81 con
voznouejumbrosa,
Y ella repiti6 con acento re-
concentrate
lVencidos!
-lYo some con ell arte y fui
ierrotadol
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Membership of 80 Expected.

COMPLETING the list of the 18
~ players who will give Edgemoor
the strongest tennis lineup of any
club in the city are Ricky Willis aud
Alan Staubly, ranked No. 16 and 19,
respectively, and the following: Ralph
Adair, Don Bent. Bill Buchanan.
Charley Charming, Mariana Erana, Art
Freshman. Emanuel Martinez, Stan
McCaskey and Julian Whiting.
Ali of the city's remaining best
younger players have been asked to
join and it is expected the club will
start the season with at least 80 of
the Capitals outstanding racketers.
The clubs committee, headed by Jack
Gray. is doing all it can to build for
the future of tennis and is seeking to
interest any youngster with possibili-
ties into doing all his playing at Edge
moor.
There also is possibility that Tom
Flynn, Princeton's tennis captain last
year, the eleventh ranking player OF
the East and runner-up to the East
ern intercollegiate champion, may be-
come affiliated in business here If he
does, he will join the club. Those who
have seen him play say he could de-
feat Barney Welsh, something no local
racketer has done for three years.
The last Washington tennis cham
pionship held at Edgemoor was in 1881,
when Bob Considine defeated Dooley
Mitchell in the final Of the District
Of Columbia tournament.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
VINES TENNIS GROUP
PLAYSAT MARYLAND
Richie Gymnasium Floor to Be
Used by Touring Net Pros
April 16.

FOR the first time since professional
tennis stars have been giving ex-
hibitions around Washington, Mary
land University will act as host to a
paid troupe on Thursday. April le,
when Ellsworth Vines, Lester Stoefen,
Berkeley Bell and George M Lott, jr,
pay the Capital a one-night visit on
their current tour.
With Ritchie Gymnasium providing
usually fine facilities for indoor ten
mis-, the visiting stars will find wealth
of room around here for the f1rst time,
auguring we'll for a keener exhibition
of the pro game in which the hard
hitting stars may bang away to their
hearts content.
Two singles matches, sending Vines
against Stoefen and Bell against Lott
and one doubles match will constitute
the three-hour card.
Maryland university will only be
following the example of other COL
leges in entertaining the pros, as Wis
consin. Chicago and other Midwest
institutions have done SO with con-
siderable success. Record crowds have
turned out on almost every occasion
to see Vines, rated the greatest star
in the country today, and his three
colleagues.
Tickets, at $3.50 and 81, plus tax
will go on sale a week before the
matches at Spauldings. Reservations
may be made now at Maryland. Con-
ceSsions to high school and college stu
dents who are members of athletic
associations probably will be made.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
TEAM TITLE TOY
IN NA.A. j. SW|MS
With 49, Far 0utscores All
RivaIs-Boggs Sets New
Backstroke Mark.

r TIA AUGUSTERFER, Ernie Boggs
- and the Y. M. C. A. team shared
honors last night as the District A. A.
U. indoor swimming championships
were brought to close in the Shore
ham Hotel pool.
BY winning the l00-yard free style
and placing second in the 50-yard free
style, Miss Augusterfer added points
to her 5 gained the previous night,
giving her a total of 13 and the title
of the Districts champion woman
swimmer for the second success
sive year.
Ernie Boggs took his portion Of the
honors by smashing the only record
broken during the two nights, SWIM
ming to victory in the 150-yard back
stroke event in the time of l minute
sos seconds, seconds better than
the former mark set by Stuart Fitz-
hugh last year.
BY ending the competition with 49
points, the Y. M. C. A. team, coached
by Dallas Shirley, asserted its su-
premacy over the five other teams
entered, its total being more than
twice that registered by the runner-up.
George Washington University. G.
WIS % points gave it second place by
wide margin, Shoreham placing
third with 10 points, Western High
fourth with Z, Ambassador fifth with
5, and Central High last, with 8.
Following Miss Augusterfer for the
women's individual honors were Ann
Bono and Leonora Taube, who tied for
second with IL points; Ann Arnson,
third with 7, and Annabelle Whaler,
fourth with 3.
,,o-yARn Ms9,s HsGkIIs%kr EEs9ts vo,
ca; third. orme " N, c. AZ. Tine.
?%S So,YaRD .fSS PisEf' fREf TsffIFft sfYfE Won b,
5shorehan} third, Hsses Seo, cuna'tsehed}. Masain
@$oGYARD BREAST srRoKE-won By
Clay y: M. G A.: SECOND, Hopper y. N {.
a. eeo: YARD FREE sTYLE@won by By BOSS
,h * M e Al , second. Garter e. W.:
'hFS SRh FRTf srYL%oB EmS a b. Have,
thiEa; xslShqp ,WsssteTp!- Time; O:5s4
baisaGor psG seco6d aodsy0n fE FymaHs shoTe:
ham, 1878: third, Reinburg CWesternj.
20O-YARD RELAY-Won bv George
WASHINGTON La Sale. Garter. Schmitt and
Wonder Brugee). second, Y NJ c. A: third.
Shoreham: fourth, Western; fifth. AmbaSs
sador Time AGA
Women's Events.
100-YARD FREE STYLE-Won by Rita
Augusterfer tShorehaml second. Ann Bono
tShorehaml: third Helen Arnson (Ambas-
sadorl Time. 40 s.
I6O-YARD BACKSTROKE - Won by
Anne Arnson Ambassador. second. Taube
tShorehaml: third Betty Strohecker
tShorehaml Time, l:26
JO-YARD FREE STYLE-Won BY Ann
Bono tShorehami, second. Rita Augusterfer
(Shorehaml: third. Anne Arnson tAmbas-
sadorl. Time OBI ,
IjO-YARD MEDLEY-Won by Leonora
Taube (Shoreham). second Bette Burch
CShorehaml: third; Helen Arnson (Ambas-
sadorJ. Time. 2:23.6.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MANY MARKS SET
AT TEXAS RELAYS
Roy Increases Pole Vault
Height-Time Bettered
in Team Races.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
USTIN, Tex. March 28-Billy
" Roy of Loyola of the South
~ established a new Texas re-
a lays record in the pole vault
today at 13 feet 97s inches The old
record of l3 feet 8l2 inches was made
by Warne of Northwestern in 1880.
Kansas State clipped one-tenth Of a
second off the record in the l-mile
team race. timed at 4284.
The university, college and high
school athletes smashed 10 records in
all and another was tied.
Glen (Slats) Hardin, formerly of
Louisiana State, showed excellent form
in winning a special 400-meter hurdle
race in which he holds the world rec
ord. Hardin defeated Alex Cox, for
mer captain of the Texas track team.
Hardins time was $40 seconds.
SHOT PuT-Won by Francis tNebras-
kal; second. Dryer kansas State Teach
ers. Emporia): third. Erwin IT. c. u.
Distance. 81 feet 92s inches (new Relay
12O-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-Won by
Allen oklahoma Baptist: second. wallace
6Ricell; third. Cardwel Nebraska. Time.
HIGH JUMP-Philson. Drake and Ste
vens tKansas Teachers tied at feet 394
inches; Shannon Kansas and Williams
9SouthWest Texas Teachers) tied at feet
1OoHYARD DAsH-won by wallender
s1t;fa ssTexss); jSo second Reeves Texas; third.
POLE VAGLr-WMosn Won 9s'R By Roy noyola
New Orleans; Weiehert CRicej and Bryan
asRb 3 fs a 5. Sesss aea aes aEs Rss5
oNE-MILE TEAMs-won by Kansas
state; State; SECOND, L: S: y third. Texas.
oUARTER-MILE REIAY-won BY Tex
as; second. Kansas; third. Rice. Time.
MEDLEY RELAY-won by Oklahoma
BBaptist: second Kansas State Teachers Of
TWo,MiiLIE REEAY@Won REL AYlaX refSFa by oklahoma;
second. Kansas State (oniy entries.
piscUs THRow-won by Petty (Rice,;
second. Tanning (Kansas Statej: third
Socolofsky kansas Statey Distance. I53
3,oO6-METER RUN-won by wheelock
kadsas Kan stste1 sec1nd Padgett Drake
BROAD JuMP0Won JuMPHGntS by cardWell rtHs i''Se Ne:
braskal: second Koback Ichicagoj; third
Pitt + lKKinInsaI,t KiIF Rt, piStaHse; %on y feet -
ond. Kansas: third. Chicago. D. Time. :5s seI s
wDIsTAScE MEDLEY-won by Emporia
Kansas State. Time, 1O:22.5 new relay
record
i MILE COLLEGE RELAY-Won by Ok
lahoma Baptist University: second. Kansas
State Teachers of Pittsburg: third South
west, Texas State Teachers. Time. 3:21
JAVELIN THROW-won by Terry tHar-
din-Simmonsl second, Stephens IL g.
": third. Mayes (Rice). Distance. 2O6
feet . / inches.
MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY-Won by
Texas: second. Kansas State: third, Kan
sas University. Time. 3:19.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Ranking Talent of CAPITAL Ruhes TO Fill Een00r Lists
Lucky Strike Girls Roll 1902
At Hartford to Tie Own Mark
Special Dispatch to The Star.

HARTFORD. Conn, March 28.--
Tying their own tournament record
with a set of 1852, the Lucky Strike
girls of Washington. D. c., took first
place in the women's team division of
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress tournament here tonight.
Lorraine GULL, Lucky Strike cap
tain. led the District quint with q set
of 381 with Catherine Federline aid
ing the big count with 373 The
champion RoSslyn team Of the Ladies
District League shot 1920 which will
hardly put them in the pay-off.
Occidental Restaurant bowlers, Fred
Buchholz's super Capital team, shot
INTO the lead of the mems teams with
1.841. Astor Clarke with 3s6 and
Joe Harrison with 384 rolled top in
dividual scores.
Lashing the naples for strings Of
1l9, 130 and 158, Mrs. Catherine Quig-
ley of Washington, took first place In
the Women's singles event with 407.
Her sparkling rolling was the second
highest set ever rolled in the tourna-
ment by fair bowler. Lorraine GULL.
winner Of the singles last year, holds
the record with 423. Polly Shugrue, a
Lucky Strike teammate, held second
place, the result of 38l set.
Mems Doubles
2. Ellis. Sil. SDr.. Md l37 l34 1o7-3Ss
=. Fling, Sill. Spr., Md gS I37 10i-336
Evening star., 1936-03-29
20 YEARS AGO
fN THE STAR
IN THE STAR.

THE base ball game which was to
have been played between the
Nationals and the Georgetown Uni
versity team was called off because
of rain, and as there are no other
open dates on the Mats Spring
schedule there is no chance for the
Hilltoppers to play them. The Mats
will play the Catholic University.
however.
Turney Barber. the Tennesseean.
is to have another trial in right
field for the Nationals. Manager
Griffith is convinced that Barber
eventually will be splendid hitter
and will give him an opportunity
to prove his slump at Charlottes-
vile was only temporary.
An X-ray reveals that Jess Viii.
lard fractured his right hand in
the third round of his recent fight
with Frank Moran. He has been
advised to keep it in a cast for
two weeks.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

tContlnued From Page BID
third after Cliff had moved up when
Jack Burns. replacing Bottomley. had
muffed throw intended to pick him
off first base. Reynolds then drew a
pass from Mahaffey and Lewis dumped
a short single into center to score
Bolton. Mahaffey at this point in
serted convenient wild pitch to Red
Kress and Reynolds scampered across
for the third run of the inning.
Appleton lost his 7-6 lead in the
seventh, which Cliff opened with a sin
gle. Carey sacrificed, Guilano moved
Cliff to third with scratch to Cecil
Travis, and Warnock, batting for Ma
haffey, scored Gift with an inf1eld
roller.
The Browns, all even. banked on
their prize rookie, Angelo Nicola, from
this point on and until the final in
ming Nicola did a good job. But so
did Bokina. who picked up the Ma
tionals' hurting in the eighth frame.
It plainly was a question of which of
the youngsters would crack first.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
MAT TEAMS IN TIE
FOR A. A. j. TITLE
Y. NJ. C. A., J. c. c. Amass 81
Points Each-Former Has
Four Champs.
FTER doing everything but

FTER doing everything but
n calling on an adding machine
II to calculate the winner, the
4 4 annual A. A. U. senior wres-
tling tournament was declared draw
last night between the Y. M. c. A.
and the Jewish Community Center
mat teams, which ended the two
nights activity with 80 points apiece.
Gallaudet placed next with 26
points, far ahead of the Washington
Boys Club, which scored but points.
American University finished last
with 6 points.
Among the nine champions, four
came from the Y. NJ. c. A, two from
both the ]. c. c. and Gallaudet and
one from American University. BY
their victories last night Jack Roster
and Tom Scott retained titles which
they won last year.
The champions:
II2 POUNDS-Nicky Badini u. c. c).
I1S POUNDS-John Glassett tGsllau-
dep.
1es PoUNDs-Larry Howard Ameri-
i35 PoTNDs-Jsek H,Ss Roster y. G c!,,
I55 PoUNps-Tom Scott ~. NJ c. Az.
165 PoUNDS-Hubert Selner (Gallau-
I15 POUNDs-Joe Hasprey CY. M c. A..
uNLIMITED-George jackson ~. NJ.
c. Al.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
Collegiate Swim
Meet Champions

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March
2s.-The thirteenth annual
National Collegiate Athletic Asso-
citation swimming meet champions
crowned during the two-day meet
here:
1880 meters free stroke-Jack
Medica, University of Washington.
-220-yard free style-Medica.
'440-yard free style-Medica.
One meter dive-Der Johnston,
Michigan.
Three meter dive-Frank Feb.
senfeld, Michigan.
50-yard free style-Ray Walters,
Iowa.
10O-yard free style-Charles
Hutter, Harvard.
*2O0-yard breast stroke-Jack
Kasley, Michigan.
'300-yard medley relay-Michi-
gan.
400-yard relay-Iowa.
l50-yard back stroke-Danny
Zehr, Northwestern.
Denotes retained title.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
"Y" SWIMMERS STAR
Get Three Titles, Score Other
Points at Wilmington.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 28.-
Washington Y. M. G.. A. Junior SWIM
mers annexed three tri-State cham
pionships here today.
Kenneth Kinsella won first place
In the 200-yard free style event in
2:244, Roy Gibson took the 50-yard
backstrcke in 1913 seconds and the
150-yard medley relay team of Glib
son, Baker and Kinsella scored in
1885.
Second places were taken by Rich
ard Baker in the 50-yard breast
stroke. Carl Taylor in the 50-yard
free style and Robert Gressitt in fancy
diving, while third position went
to Carl Taylor in the i00-yard free
style.
Washington nosed out Baltimore.
S51a to IS, to take the team title.
Wilmington natators scored 31h
points.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
COLORED BOXING BOUTS
Five on Card of "Y"-Anacostia
Match Wednesday.

Five bouts are scheduled for a box
ing match to be held between the
Twelfth Street Y. NJ. C. A and the
Anacostia A. C. on Wednesday at the
formers gym.
Dynamite" Thomas and Robert
Lockett, pair of hard-hitters, will
meet in the feature. Thomas has a
clean slate for the season while Lock-
EFT boasts a long string of knockouts.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
HOWARD OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

With over 40 candidates reporting
Coach John Burr of Howard Univer-
sity, is looking forward to a banner
year on the track. Berry Williams,
Howard's C. l. A. A. century cham
pion. faces tough competition from
L. Pryor. reputedly the cream of the
newcomers. An intramual meet will
be held next Saturday.