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Evening star., 1936-12-04
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Association Of American Rail-
roads reported today loadines of rev.
enue freight for the week ending last
Saturday totaled 679.ss4 cars.
This was q decrease Of 1O9,516 cars,
or 1879 per cent, compared with the
preceding week, an increase Of 108. LOG,
or 1879 per cent, compared with a year
ago, and an increase of 191 ,799, or
1913 per cent, compared with two
years ago.
The weeks loadings Of various
classifications, giving comparisons
with preceding week and correspond
ing week year ago, follow:
This week. Last week Year ago.
Miscellaneous 27S,S17 -46,23l r 1850
Evening star., 1936-12-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. December 0F.-Live
poultry-White Leghorns. ordinary. 1la13:
pullets. Reds. 2Oa22: roasting chickens.
21a22
Dressed poultry Turkeys. 21a26;
nearby, 24a25; old hens. 20a21; old toms.
1920: chickens in boxes. 1Sa221z: stays.
Western, 14a17z: old roosters. dry picked.
14a16; caponS, Westerns, 21a29.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK December 4.-Dividends
declared prepared by the Standard Sta
tistirs Corn }.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-10-15

THE. popular oxford or banker
gray is here in abundance in this
group, as we'll as patterned grays,
browns, or blue grays. The top
coats and overcoats are in the ap-
proved new 1887 models Bal
macaans, raglans, guards and box
models. In short, the man who
must consider his clothes budget
will find this a most satisfactory
group to select from.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-16
Tender Hat Wanted

A man walked reluctantly into a
hat shop, says Ireland's Own, of
Dublin.
I've just lost a bet," he said,
and want to buy soft hat"
This is the softest we have 4"
said the assistant.
The customer gazed at it specu-
latively.
What want" he said wist-
fully, lis something a little more
tender; I've got to eat it,"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-16
Sit DOWN

Teacher - Johnny, can you de-
fine nonsense?
Johnny Yes, teacher - an
elephant hanging over a Gilt with
his tail tied TO a daisy.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-16
Strange

Wfy-There's a strange hair on
your coat lapel, you Worml
Hubhy-Now, darling, that's a
hair from our dog. It isn't 2
woman's hair, honestly.
Why = l know. That's what's
strange about it.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell LANZADOR ROWE HA :
BLA DE SUS "ENEMIGOS"
LOS

Detroit, Mario 4.-En una
conversation con los cropistas
deportivcs de esta ciudad, la es-
trella de los "Tigres' del De-
troit, Schoolboy Rowe, dijo que
los tres bateadores mas tent =
bles en- Ell joven circuito de base
ball eran Bill Dickey, catcher
de los yankis, Lou Gehring, mi
cialista del propio club, y jim
my Fox, defensor de la prime
ra almohadilla de los "Atleti =
ccs", hasta ell ano pasado, y en-
la actualidad perteneciente al
Boston "Medias Rojas."
Despues, dijo Rowe, los batea
dOres mas peligrosos son: AL
Simmons, del Chicago, Earl A
verill, del Cleveland, Frank Hig
gins, del Filadelfia, Hennie Ma
nush, Joe Cronin y Joe Vosmik,
De estos nueve bateadores, Gin
co son derechos; los cuatro res
tantes zurdos.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Y CARNERA
TERMTNAN SU ENTRENA
MIENTO

Nueva York, Mario 4.-Hoy
terminaran su e~ntrenamiento ell
bravo muchacho espanol, que
medira sus fuerzas contra ell gi
lgante italiano Primo Camera,
en- ell ring de Madison Square
Garden, en- la noche del viernes
pr6ximo.
Numerosos espanoles concu :
rrieron aver, y seguramente
concurriran hoy, a la etapa fl
nal de la preparation del vas
co, quien luce en- muy buena for
ma, y Sc muestra en- extreme
optimiSta en- sus conversacio
mes con los cronistas deporti :
vos.
"Estoy SECURE de ganarle a
Camera pasado manana,-de-
clar6 esta manana-. Despues
pienso retar a Jose Luis, a quien
tambien espero veneer. Carne-
ra no tiene con que ganarme. Y
20 no solo estoy SECURE de ven
cerlo, sinO que creo que me Sc
"a possible lograrlo por la "via
rapida" del knock out"
A su vez, ell gigantic italiano
no ha abandonado su entrena-
miento. Camera tambien AFR
ma que esta SECURE de veneer a
Gastahaga, y cree que despues
le sera facil obtener I'm match
frente a Jose Luis.
Ell pGblieo y los cronistas de-
portivos estan divididos en- sus
opiniones. Pero la mayoria de
los entendidos Green que la vic
toria sonreira al gigantic italia
no.
En- TODD case, 10 Inico cierto
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
JIMMY FOX ESPERA PODER
AYUDAR A LOS "MEDIAS
IROJAS"

Sarasota, Mario 4.-Jimmy
Fox, ell maxine jonronero de la
Liga Americana, ex-inicialista
de los Atleticos de Connie Mack
hasta ell ahO pasado, y en- la ac-
tualidad jugador de los Medals
Rojas" de Boston, manifesto hoy
a su nuevo manager, Joe Gro
min, que estaba dispuesto a rem
dir su mayor esfuerzo, para que
los muchachos del Boston pudie
AN ser verdaderos contender :
les al campeonato de la Liga A
mericana.
La mayoria de los cronistas
deportivos de las grandes ciu-
dades del Norte, aseguran que
'os rivales, en- la lucha por ell
campeonatO de la Liga Ameri :
cana seran este ano, los Tigres
de Mickey Cochrane, y los Me-
diaS Rojas de Joe Cronin.
AlgunOs tienen en- cuenta a
los Yankis. Pero 6stos son los
menOs.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell PALUDIS-
MO EN- CUBA

Habana, mario Al Ealir
esta manana de Palacio, ell Sc
cretario de Sandal manifesto
a los periodis.as, Ique podia in
formarles qrC el p~aiudisroo es-
taba disminuyendo rapidamen-
tie en- toda la isla, a pesar de que
.sus ccmpaneros de Consejo no
l.abian aprobado los creditos
por e. propuestos para comba-
tir las fiebres palIdicas.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell MATCH CONTRA e
LIE ABRE UNA NUEVA
AL ~CHI-
NO"

e.
Ell viernes volveran a enfren
tarse ell idOlo de West Tampa,
Alvarez, y Billy Avera,
peso ligero de w. Palm Beach.
Decimos "volveran a enfren-
tarses, porqae estossdos r@ucha
oaos. va peleaRon hace algdn
tiempo,-unos tres amos, apro-
x~imadamente-, venciendO en-
aquella lejana OCCASION ell mu :
chacho de Palm Beach.
Los partidarios del Chino,
sin embargo, no lie dan dema-
siada importancia a esta victo-
ria remota. ESQ fue hace tres
amos, dicen. Y agregan: "El
Chino ha mejorado mucho. Es
mas ligero. Pega mas fuerte.
Tiene mas experienced. Yasu vo
lrntad de veneer, y su seguri :
lad personal, Y su deseo de lie
ar, lie hacen aparecer, para to-
dos los e1tendidos, como Ell me-
jor hombre en- 81 ring"
Hasta aqui las considerable
mes de los partidarios del Chi
no." Por nuestra parte creemos
que, la pelea del viernes abre
una nueva perspective en- la vi
ia pugilistica del idolo de West
Tampa. ST logra veneer a su ven
cedor, ell manager Diamond lie
ouscara para ell viernes pr6xi-
mo un rival de calidad, como
Benny Bass, Freddie Miller,
FRANKIE Kick, O Norman Quar-
les. Y, despues de esta nueva
prueba, 10 Hevara al Norte, pa
ra allf enfrentarlo con los ver-
daderos ases de su division, has
ia llegar a retar al campe6n
mundial.
BESIDE ell lunes, Alvarez,-que
sabe que esta en- un periodic de
.prueba definitiva-, Sc prepa :
ra con ahinco. Los que han lido
a observar sus trabajOs, saben
que ell valiente tampeno esta en-
.forma Incompatible.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
DEP0RTES
MIENTRAS LOS "REGULA-
RES" DEL CINCI PERDIAN
LOS RECLUTA9 CANADIAN
EN- PUERTO RICO

San Juan, Puerto Rico, mar
20 4.-Mientras los iRegulares'
del club Cincinnati perdian de
nuevo frente a la combination
de los teams "Almendares", de
Cuba, y "Aguilas de Brooklyn,
con score de nueve carreras por
dos, los reclutas venetian, con
anotaci6n de siete por una, al
club "Escogido", de Trujillo.
Ell primero de estos encuen-
tros tuvo lugar en- esta capital,
y fue presenciado por 10000 nj
nos de las escuelas pGblicas, a
quienes sc concedi6 medic dfa
Iibre para que pudieran concu-
rrir al match. Ell segundo sc ce-
lebr6 en- la ciudad de Trujillo.
Los lanzadores de los "regu :
lares' del Cincinnati fueron Da
Wis y Cook, y los del Almenda-
res y las Aguilas, Brown, Wealth
v Salda. En- tanto, por los ire
clutas" pitcheaban en- TrujillO,
s. Johnson Y 'Dou Brennan, y
por ell club local "Escogido", j.
Dfaz.
Los "Rojos" saldran hoy o
mafana hacia Miami, donde ju-
garan varios desafios contra los
"Atleticos" de Connie Mack.
Luego pasaran a Fort Myers,
donde sc enfrentaran nuevamen
tie con los ''Elefantes Blancos".
Y, desde ell dia IL, hasta ell 20,
verificaran una docena de jue-
gos en- Plant Field, con distin-
tos clubs de las Mayores, de a.
cuerdo con la relaci6n que dimos
a conocer en- nuestra anterior
edici6n.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
MATRIMONIOS

Han sido solicitadas las 81 :
guientes licencias de matrimo =
MOS:
Ell Sr. Jose Vazquez, de 20 a.
mes de edad, con la Srta. Anne
RIGA Toledo, de % amos.
Ell Sr. Avelino Mirabal, de 32
amos de edad, con la Srta. Leo :
nor Gomez, de 90.
FL Sr. Russell H. Marvin, de
% amos de edad, con la Srta.
Laura C. j. Freeman, de 35.
F~inalmente, ell Sr. Alfonso
Massaro, de % amos de edad,
con la Srta. Maru Frisco, de %.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Avera llegara hoy a Tampa.

En- ell miszlO programa del
viernes Sc enfrentara Joe Mil :
Ter Y Sammy Lodato, a seis asal
tos.
Y ademas, como de costum :
bre, habra varios encuentros en-
ire los novicios de peso compile
to.
Una noche de verdadera atrac
ci6n para los amantes del viril
deporte de los puhos: esa ser6
la del viernes pr6ximo en- Ben.
jamin Field.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
DOS CRED1TOS PARA
AGRICULTURE

Habana, mario 4.-El Conse
jo de Secretaries aprob6 dos
creditos destinados a la Secre-
taria de Agriculture. Por ell
primero, de 1870 pesos Sc au-
5oriz6 a dicho Secretario para
que realize las obras que estime
oportunas en- 81 edificio de d.
cha dependencies. Por ell segun-
do Sc lie facilitan 4,485 pesos,
para que adquiera nuevos au-
tom6viles para ese> departa-
mento.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
'CUATRO MILLONES DE Sc
LLOS DE R GU
BANGS

Habana, MARIO 4.-El Con
sejo de Secretaries ha autori-
zadc al Secretario de Comuni-
caciones, para que proceda a la
impression de dos millones de Sc
llo SIDE a l centavo y otros dos
millones de a 2 centavos, con
un valor total de sesenta mil pc
SOS, para conmemorar la inau-
guraci6n del Monumento al ex-
presidente General Jose Miguel
Gomez, que Sc inaugurara ell
20 de mayo pr6ximo.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
do, NADIA mas que en- ell fOndo.
Con ESQ basta.

do, NADIA mas que en- ell fOndo.
Con ESQ basta.
-iNo! Nc vale ser buena a
medals l.. Hay que serlo por
completed. L.. 70 10 seria 81 pu-
desc borrar mi vergonzoso pa
sado!... iAh! To no sabes 10 que
pesa, 10 que abruma la deshon-
RAJ. lCuanto daria por ser del
tceo buena o por ser del TODD
ma.Si fu&e como las demas,
u no tuv4se en- mi csc algo que
Sc ha resistido a miO degrade
ci6n, que Sc ha conservado in
tacto en- medic de mis- inpure-
zAs... mo sufriria 10 que sufro!
Ser bsena por mis- impulses v
por mis- sentimientos y ser ma
la pOr mis- actOS, pOr los errOres
a que Ia fatalidad me eRIpuja,
La gaceta., 1936-03-04
Ell "CIRCULO CUBANO"
VOLVIOA GANAR EN- BIAS
KET BALL

Ell "five" del Circulo Cuba
no volvi6 a ganar anoche, con
anotaci6n de cuarenta por diez
v siete, contra los muchachos
de "Cartagire Grocery"
ties tratar ell asunto en- ell Con-
car que los del "Circulo" volve-
ran a ganar en- la segunda vuel
ia del Campeonato de Basket de
Ybor.
Como va vencieron en- la pri-
mera etapa, esta nueva victoria
no habria mas que confirmar su
supremacia en- ell barrio latino.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

es que Ia .pelea del viernes, en-
Madison Square Garden sera
un verdadero exito econ6mico.
Y que ell vencedor tendra una ul
terror oportunidad frente al
campe6n de ebano, Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

Sc ALQUILA una gran casa
en- ell 1920 de la Is avenida. Su-
ficiente para dos familias, cinco
grandes habitaciones, gran CO.
rredor, cocina, banjo y garage.
Informa Maxine Gonzalez.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

Cogi6le Luis las manos, obi
Randola a descubrir ell Rostro, Y.
mlrandola ~fijamente, la dijo:
-Pues ESQ es 10 que en- II me
seduce y me atrae: 10 que los
demas no ven y 70 he sabido a.
aivlnar; 10 que ocultas en- ell fon
do de tu coraz6n como 81 fuera
crimen, cuando deberias os-
tentarlo orgullOsa; 10 que hay
II de buenO... a pesar de ser
como eres. 81 no ~tuvieras mas
que tn h~ermOsura, 81 fueses 10
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

es un contraste horrible, cruel,
atormentador... Y Sc cubri6 la
cara con las manos, como ST Sc
avergonzase de ST misma.
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

culpable,
I'll misma 10 has dicho an
ties; tn cuerpo esta prostituido
pero tn alma.
-Protesta de la degradation
de mi cuerpo; pero esta encerra
da en- 81 y participa de ella.
mo!
-iSiE no sef~ae este mOdo
icrees que 20 no hubiese vuel-
to va a los brazos de mi madre
qeG4eE. De mi pobre madre a.
bandonada? Isl no es otro mi
deseol SMS6re mia!... Pero soy
de que me abrace, de
qYe sus purisimos labi1s Sc po-
skn en- mi frente manchada...
-Esa misma aspiration prue
ba que eres buena.
lilo sOyl... PerO q el fon-
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

No me averguenzo de con-
fesarlo;. ll0ye,"
y tus lagrimaS desperta-
ron en- mi la gratitud. He ahi
un hombre de coraz6n", me d.
je al verlas.s
-Como'yo me habis dicho al
oirte: "He ahi una mujer que
no es 10 que pareee." Y te tuve
las ana y to compadeci y tad
mfre al .mismo tempo, ham
to debes haber frid
i Mrcho! W
-Adivine tus\ lfriI entos y
pensa: mo es un lpe dora es
una e%ictima...'
No, Luis, no; demasia
do indulgente; 70, juzgarme
me iAago mas just Soy algo
peOr que una pecad ): soy una
La gaceta., 1936-03-04

i Themes raz6nl... iNo soy
como las otras!.. SPor que ne
garlo2 Mi cuerpo estara tan
prostituido col de elias
perO pi alpao DlEn mi al
ma adn hay que estoy
orgullosa n les ell dnicoAue
los Ina ca hdido, y ~ ESQ
eres para 10 QueSnO son los
demas 10 no es nj sera ma
die.
-Si,7 nti6 Luis ;-yo he
IN vistol II 10 que los otros
no som Ices de YER; 10 qJe
les hal iir 81 10 vieran... y a
mi Il contrario, one haee
ksrN PorqUe llore al DIR ell
Aste reN de tn historic, NO
sail. N
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Faulkner, Beattie Play
and
PutOutS
BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON


Charles p. OBrien won't shave
for a month. lost a bet. Russ
Kidwel1 excelS in bowling. Buddy
Shaner'S singing might handicap
Eastern High in its attempt to re-
tain the Eastern States schOolbOy
championship at Glens Falls,
N. Y, April "A. Art Ludlow plans
a comeback with Harrisburg, of the
Middle Atlantic League, but might
require a rOwbOat to reach the
scene on account of floods. the
OverflOwing Potomac didn't disturb
the Union Printers last night.
They went right ahead with their
"Klondike Mite" oyster roast at the
Potomac Boat Club. though all
in attendance felt that any minute
they would be floating down the
angry stream with a sandwich in
one hand and a mug Of beer in the
other.
"We're going places" shouted
Jimmy Slattery, jr., after the
Griffmen had chalked up their
fourth straight exhibition victory
at the expense of Detroit yesterday
E. Eddie and Joe Ahearn, youthful
baseball enthusiasts, subscribe to
young Slattery's opinions Bill
Many's MELODY MaeStros" will
provide the music for The Wash
ington Times Duckpin League
banquet at the Gingham Club
Tuesday night.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

} The squad of Is includes the
veterans Len Harris, Walton May,
Sherman Lee, Roger Barss and
Ed Thrasher, the only loss by
graduation being the No. / player,
Seth Gordon.
The Eagles racqueters will open
their defense Of the Chesapeake
Conference court championship
when they meet Bridgewater Col
lege at Columbia Country Club,
April II. Prior to that date,
however, they will journey to
Philadelphia to meet Swarthmore
College and to Annapolis to en-
gage st. Johns in two non-con-
ference matches. The ambitious
months campaign will close May
Is, when the last of IA inter
collegiate engagements will be
here with the University Of Della
ware.
Outstanding among the new
candidates who threaten to re-
place veterans are Football Man
Carl Benscotter, Basketballer Sgd
link and two freshmen aspirantS,
Carl Taylor and Howard Hudson.
The schedule:
April 11-Swarthmore (away); IS, st.
Johns (AnnapOlis); II, Bridgewater; 1S,
Richmond; 22, Johns Hopkins (Balti.
mOre); "a, Brldgewater (away); 30, Cal
tawba.
May 1-DeIaware (away); 2, Ran.
dOlph Macon: 8, St. Johns; 7, Hampden.
sydney; 8, Lynchburg (away); Q. Ran.
dOlph-MacOn (away); Is, University of
Delaware.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Your Vest Pocket
1886 Schedule
Here Soon

Washington baseball fans who
customarily look to The Times
for their vest pocket baseball
e. edule will not be disappointed
this year.
The printer has advised that
very soon now the convenient.
compact day-by-day schedules of
every team in the American
League. will be ready for delivery.
Simply send in a self-addressed
stamped envelope to the Base
ball Schedule Editor Of The
Times, care the Sports Depart
ment, and your schedule will be
mailed to you Immediately on
their delivery from the printer.
THE TIMES REGRETS 1T CAN
NOT DIS TRIBUTE THESE
kept AS DESCRIB ED
ABOVE.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Rina|dis Lose
At Denver

DENVER, Col. March 19.-Ri-
naldi Tailors, of Washington, D.
c., are out of the A. A. U. basket
ball championships here, following
a 40-to-18 loss to the Safeway
Stores Five, of Denver.
Seven thousand spectators were
on hand to see the two teams bat
tie. Before the contest an attempt
was made to declare Hal Kiesel,
Rinaldi center, ineligible. But
when officials learned that Kiesel
had been given special permission
by George Washington University
to appear in the tournament, they
halted all arguments. They had
contended Kiesel had ended his
college career.
The Sideways bottled up the
Rinaldis in expert fashion during
the first half, getting in front, "a
to S. The Rinaldis spurted after
the intermission, but the big lead
was too much to overcome.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Tony Scarpai, Brooklyn feath-
erweight, reported still in criti-
cal condition from the fractured
skull suffered when knocked out
by Lew Ambers.
Hank Leiber, hOldOut Outfield-
er, signed with New York Giants
and indications are Hank won
his fight for more money.
Exhibition baseball: Cards 6,
Yankees S; Giants II, Kansas
City 10; Reds 10, Red Sox 1;
Phillies 7, Dodgers 3: Senators
6, Tigers S; Cubs 4, Pirates 0;
Indians IA, New Orleans 8;
Browns Z, Athletics 8.
Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa,
and Ky LaffOOn, Chicago, led
field in first round Of $4,000
Charleston, S. c., open golf
tournament.
Frances Hadfield, Milwaukee,
upset Jean Bauer, Providence,
to gain finals st. Petersburg
(Fla.) wOmen's golf tourney
She'll meet Marion Turpie Lake.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Eastern Plays
Teacher Five

Eastern High Schools crack
basketball team plays the Wilson
Teachers Monday in one Of its
series of games prior to its appear
ance in the Glen Falls tournament
at Glen Falls, N. Y.
The game is scheduled in the
Tech gymnasium at 9 p. m. 1t is
a specially scheduled contest to
help bring down the Community
Center curtain for the season.
A league game will be played as
the preliminary. 1t will send the
winners of Section A and B, of the
Community Center, in a playoff
Flying Eagles have already won
Section B, but Luckett'S Pharmacy
and Shamrock Cleaners still are
battling for Section A honors.
They play tonight to decide the
title. The winner will meet the
Flying Eagles Monday night at the
scheduled hour, 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

His prOnOuncemenC created q
renaissance in spirit in baseball
that will react to benefit of the
game.
Out of his words has developed
a feud that threatens to equal in
intensity the hatred that blazed
for years between the Giants OF
the years of Mathewson. and the
Cubs of EverS and Tinker and
Chance.
So the Red Sox are going to
win the pennant, are they?
Well, maybe, and then again
maybe not.
The Tigers will tell you that
Boston will not win the pennant
And in order that full declara'
ton Of intent may be served
upon the Boston warriors, De
troit will hurl Tommy Bridges
Eden Auker and Schoolboy Rowe
against the Crimson Hose next
Sunday in Lakeland.
'WeN give 'em the works on
Sunday" Cochrane said before
the Tiger motor cavalcade
rolled out of Orlando last
night. "We'I start licking
them on Sunday and we'll
keep on licking 'em right down
the line. They're going to win
the pennant. eh? guess we
ought to pack up and wait for
1887.
TIGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Listen. We've got a better
ball club than we had last
year. You saw Simmons out
there. You saw him charging
the ball; you saw him lay into
that home run to right-center.
You saw him huStling as you
haven't seen him hustle in
years. Can you imagine what
Simmons hitting $50 is going
to mean to this ball club?
"I'm glad CrOnin popped off"
Cochrane said, and there was
Just a suggestion Of the old Nc
Graw ring in his voice. "He's
managed to make this club
sore. What's more, he's made
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Indians Ahead

or $50 at night during the next
seven days. The former Masked
Marvel will present a crisp, new
five-dollar bill to any Washing.
ton player who defeats him in
any of these matches. All play
will be at so points.
Discovers Sensation
Teacher as well as performer,
Leon is grooming a young South
east boy into, he fondly be-
lieves, a world champion.
The kids monicker is John
Fitzpatrick. and he is a wizard
with the cue for a youngster Of
II summers. Two weeks ago
Yonders sent the lad against the
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Christy, Dusek
Again

One of the widest wrestling
matches of the indoor season will
be repeated at Joe Turner's arena
tonight when Handsome Vic
Christy is brought back against
fiery Ernie DuSek in the evenings
one-fall finish feature.
Arousing a storm Of protest
last week when Christy was count
ed out by Referee Cy Burns while
allegedly having one shoulder well
off the mat, these aggressive prin-
cipalS tonight are expected TO pro-
vide a spectacle every bit as in
tereSting as was their first meeting.
Dean Detton is coupled with
canny Scotty McDougall in a semi
final limited to As minutes, while
30-minute time limit matches
bring together Joe Dusek VS.. Jim
Coffield and Ivan Managoff W..
Tom Jenkins.
The opening bout is scheduled
for $3.50 o'clock.
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veteran star, Joe Procita, and
Johnny amazed the audience by
taking a 50-to-0 lead.
Procita, an old hand under
pressure, ran a SO on Johnny. but
found the boy equal to the oc'
caSion, boosting his points to 49,
all, where "buck fever" overlook
him and Procita went on to win,
100 to "a. It was a remarkable
performance for boy so young.
Faces Kelly Saturday
Saturday night Fitzpatrick
faces George Kelly, Q former
pocket billiard champion, and If
determination means anything,
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
ST. PauI's Awards
Basketball Letters

Members Of the St. Paul's
basketball team have been
awarded letters for their work
this season.
The list includes Bernard
Roache, Pete Marshall, Dixie
Duane, Robert Anderson, John
Leece, AL Melcher, Thomas Con-
milf and Jimmy GULL. Bernard
Roache will captain next years
team.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19

Kelly will have to be in the
prime form to stop him.
Johns mother is a great
rooter for him and was one of
the gallery when he made his
great stand against Procita.
Kelly, once a student at George
town u, will make four appear
ances here. Friday afternoon at
$3.50 he plays at the Earle Bill
lard Parlors, and Friday night at
1880 at Lewis and KrauS. Satur.
day he tackles Fitzpatrick at
Georges at 10 p. m. and Tues
day he makes his final showing
at the Arcadia at 1880 p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-03-19
Max, Louis Fl ght
For Milk Fund

NEW YORK, March 10 0.N.S).
Mike Jacobs, promoter of the
Twentieth Century Club, today
announced the Max Schmeling-
Joe Louis fight would be held in
New York in June. Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst's great milk fund
will receive 10 per cent of the
gross receipts.
A definite date and site for
the fight will be announced
within a few days. The battle
probably will be staged in Yam
kee Stadium, which is now be-
ing enlarged to hold 10000, and
the date may be June 18.
Schmeling advised Jacobs today
he would leave Germany for the
United States April Is.
Indians Ahead
New Orleans (s).. 2O1 100 4OO-.s I