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Evening star., 1936-03-19
FUTURE DAYS.

AUCTION SALE.
Sale OF desirable, large. modern frame
DWELLING house and lot OF ground located in
Rose Crest Subdivision in the City OF Alex
andria. Virginia.
of deed Of p trusP datsd MAY 70 st M i9as
and OF record in Deed Book go. page As.
OF the land records OF Arlington County;
virginia, executed by parties therein named
10 Robinson Moncure and Courtland H.
OF The parties secured by said deed OF trust
default having been made in the payment
thereof. the UNDERSIGNED trustees will ofier
R9ya street fntFsn9e ,S e the Market Build
sATURPAx6 sATUR1S " %AFSa N3AESax $iTt. iese.
M en- thereon OF n9 e hs
thereunto belonging. located in Rose Crest
Subdivision in the extended. limits of Alex
and DESIGNATED as Premises No. 406 Howell
Avenue. and described as follows. to wit:
LOT Numbered 10 in Bloch. Numbered .:
Rose crest as the 0i same appesrs duly ~
dedicated. de- plated. and recorded amons ,2,1
n peed BOOK 81 psSs Count s sn
DC soazs any Eiolse Boxen Ssea Dc souza. y A Ris
i Li6eT 20: paEs 4d; of ne ATli4tton
then located. but said land is now located
in the extended limits Of Alexandra City.
THIS sale is made subject to all prior
deeds of trust of record
TERMS OF SALE: CASH. ConveyancinE.
examination of title and revenue stamps
al the cost of the purchaser A deposit of
100000 will be required to be paid by the
successful bidder at the time property is
knocked down by auctioneer. and the terms
of sale to be complied with within ten days
Of sale: otherwise the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property. at the risk OF
the defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in such man.
ner as said trustees in their discretion
deem most advantageous and proper.
ROBINSON MONCURE
and
COURTLAND H. DAVIS.
fe27 mh5 12.19 Trustees.
THOs- J. OWEN & son. -AUcTIoNEERS.
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BUICK 1881 model S-66 coupe. 6-wheel
equipment, fine paint and very good rubber,
mechanically OK. Low price at S249. Lee
D; Butler, Inc. 1l3S Conn. ave. Phone
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SALE--EARMS.

$50 DowN; ACRES ON STATE ROAD.
tsonai s753 or Atlantic SSo6.J. 81.
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

WILL PAY CASH at once for model A
Ford or Chevrolet If privately owned, No
dealers. Phone Shepherd 1850.
WE BUY CARS for cash. any make, any
models. See Mr. Rawlings, 215 Penna.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.

NEARBY VA OR MD.-WANTED BY
couple. small unfurn. apt. k. b., in private
house; reas. Address Box 150-X. Star office.
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BUICK 1890 small six sedan; in storage
IA months; excellent condition Priced for
quick sale: SO cash, Sl505 per mo.
Phone Met. 1856. 1866 18th st. NV. 18'
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equipment finished in dark blue with
black wire wheels motor quiet and power
iul very good rubber. clean interior. Priced
Steusrt: IncX 1925 14th st. NV. Phone
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BUICK 1899 convertible coupe. 1895. Has
all over: tires show little wear. Trade and
easy terms. A Safety Tested" Used Car.
wisconsin Motors, 29th and NJ SITS. NV.
Phone West 2N12
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CHEVROLET 1894 de luxe sedans (o),
S445: choice of black and green: both orig
inal finish. therefore guaranteed not for
mer taxicabs: perfect mechanically and
carry new and almost new tires You will
enjoy Fisher no-draft ventilation, knee
action and shockless steering in these fine
Ctrunk model and de luxe sport coupe
See. us for better conditioned car" sold
with the guarantee red ok. tag upon
14th at
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CADILLAC 4-door club sedan: beautiful
blue finish., interior without blemish. ex-
cellent mechanical condition throughout, 3
very good tires. real buy at So95: sub
NIT your own terms. Stanley H. Horner,
Inc I'LL 14th ST NV National r651
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WANTED TO BUY-APT. HOUSES.

ALL CASH FOR APT. HOUSES. I6 TO 32
units. Prefer white tenants. Brokers in
Vited. See Mr. MOORE. 1910 Vermont ave.
NV. Phone Metropolitan 21l3.
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CHEVROLET. 1888 sedan. the popular
standard model; most economical TO opers
dition and appearance throughout; S455.
Addison Chevrolet. 1437 Irving st. NV.
Adams Rail
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CHEVROLET 1882 sedan; paint tires.
motor, general condition of this car above
average: $40; terms as low as SIS down.
balance easy. Addison Chevrolet, 1437
Irving st. NV. Phone Adams 5411.
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EVROLET 1898 coupe: finish like new,
;hanically OK. very good rubber, spot
interior Well worth S275. Addison
'vrolet.. 1887 Irving st. NV. Phone
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BUICK 1921 small sedan; Coast and
Geodetic chief owner since new; terms
and trade: Sl2 mo. 1921 Conn. Phone
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BUICK 1882 model go series sedan g.
wheel equipment; finished in beautiful
black. motor in excellent condition me
chanicaIly; fine rubber Splendid family
car. balance is easy. L. P. Steuart Inc,
1925 14th st. NV Phone Decatur 4SOO.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WAREHOUSES; WANTED.
Owners. attention. Have clients deslr-
location large or small. ]: WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. 916 18th st. NV. Phone
Metropolitan ll43 ask for Mr.. Allen.
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12-IJNTT ApARTMENT

Ik1V
BUILDING.
Excellent NV location. Modern brick
building Low rental schedule. Attractive
ly financed. Ideal investment. See Mr..
Towbes.
1404 K. CAFRrTz. District 9Os0.
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CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe 4-door
sedan: used very little: driven 400 miles,
Will make liberal offer on a trade-irl,
Terms. Phone Columbia 0s00. Apt 400.
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BUICK 1898 81 sedan. the first size. II
Will, VII bear the closest inspection. for the
in and see for yourself the beautiful dark
blue Duco finish. the Bedford cord uphol-
stery g. tires fender wells. trunk rack;
day. because 1t won't be around long.
Guaranteed. Price. S545. Stanley II
Horner. Inc: I'LL 14th st. NV. Phone
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BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.
So 05(1 90

The most complete brick home on the
market today Furred walls. weather.
stripped. caulked. Insulated. oil burner,
paneled recreation. room, built-in garage
and furnace room large living room. dining
room, breakfast or sun room and modern
tains large. sunny rms and tiled baths.
All modern features: high elevation. near
stores. Gail Mr.. HARNUM. Potomac 037Q.
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CHEVROLET 1894 standard coach. 1859:
most dependable car: fine condition and
can be operated on very little gas and use
no oil between changes at 1000 miles.
fully equipped; has radio Can be bouEht
See this fine car at 1901 I4th st. NV. Just
one of the nearly 100 Better Conditioned
Cars" TAYLOR Motor Co, l4th and n w.
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CHEVROLET 1880 landau sedan: Just re.
moved from storage and painted For quick
sale. Sl7 cash. balance ST.. 05 for 10 mos,
includes all charges. 1166 18th St NV.
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CHEVROLET 1892 coupe; has recently been
refinished. motor AL. fine tires. clean in
terror: has been thoroughly reconditioned.
Can sell for S95 down and S16 month. Any
demonstration you want. Can't take
trade, Phone me at KenSington 36l-W
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CHEVROLET 1899 sport coupe. Reduced
to Sl95 for two-day sale; S25 down, SIS
monthly: excellent every way. Phone Mr..
Adams KenSington So
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CHEVROLET 1854 master sedan; perfect:
liberal trade and terms. Capitol Motors,
Inc. 2l5 Penna. ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln
030a. Open eyes and Sun
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CHEVROLET 1892 coach; has been thor
oughly reconditioned and is now ready to
give excellent service; motor quiet and
powerful: fine tires. clean as pin in
liberal General Motors terms. Owens Motor
Co.. 1929 Georgia ave.
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RENT-GARAGES.
SALE-AUTO TRICKS.

TWo-cAR BRICK GARAGE, s. MONTE
Inquire 223 D ST. NV 2os
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CHEVROLETS-A very fine selection al.
most 1@.st any year and model. For example:
1880 coupes. coaches and sedans. Sl39 up;
1881 sport roadsters. Sl15: 1891 coupes,
and cabrolets. S239; 1872 coaches and
sedans S245-SsG5 g de luxe. with trunk
1893 de luxe sedan. perfect. S365: 1894
de luxe sport coupes and sedan. S445; 1885
de luxe coaches tblack and green, S525:
1886 4-door sedan and 1895 de luxe town
sedan. both fully equipped and carry radio
and heater. New-car guarantee. of course.
Come TO 1875 or 1901 14th St. or Call
North a6G4-05 for demonstration. Taylor
Motor On 14th at T
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CHEVROLET 1894 master coach knee
action wheels Fisher body with Fisher no.
draft ventilation. finish like new, excellent
Honestly Priced. Can sell for Sl25 down
balance easy. Owens Motor Co. 6323
Georgla ave.
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan, green finish with
black Tenders. motor in excellent condi-
tion. ) very good tires very clean interior.
l13S Conn. ave Phone District on 10.
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WANTED-sToRAGE SPACE.

WHOLE OR PART OF BLDG. SUITABLE
for auto storage or repairs Space needed for
80 or more cars. Any section Of city &C
Ceptable If rental is reasonable. Phone
Lincoln 9145. Mr. KUPERSMIDT
Evening star., 1936-03-01
GILBERT HUNT WINS
IN INDOOR NET PLAY
Bowman of New York Is Beaten
by D. c. Star-All Leading
Racketers Advance.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 29.-Gilbert
= Hunt, jr.. Washington ID. c.
player, won his first-round match in
the mems indoor singles tennis cham
pionship this afternoon at the 7th
Regiment Armory. Hunt defeated
Herbert Bowman, New York veteran,
e1, 81.
Gregory Mangin of Newark, N. j.,
opened defense of his championship
with . 81, 6-3 victory over Ray
Palmer, jr, Of New York.
Gilbert Hall Of South Orange, N. j.,
second ranking American favorite,
made short work of young Frank Re-
richa, . local player, winning in
straight sets. 63. 6-1.
All Of the leading players stepped
up to the second round.
Karle Schroeder Of Sweden, one Of
Europe's foremost covered court play
ers. and one Of Mangin's principal
rivals, signalized his American debut
with . 6-l, 6-3 victory over Ar
mand Bruneau, the Brooklyn veteran.
Alan Dunning Of England and Jean
Quay Of Montreal were eliminated.
Dunning bowed to George Dunn Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, Ga,
60, and Quay was leveled by Dave
0silar. New Yoft eollegian. 81. e-0
Evening star., 1936-03-01
COOPER LEADING
IN FLORIDA GOLF
Cracks Par Five Strokes
for 1877 Score Over 36
Holes at BeIIeair.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOClAteQ ETeSS.
~ ELLEAIR, Fla, February 90
= A burst Of subpar golf rocketed
Harry Cooper Of Chicago to
H. q 4-stroke lead at the halfway
mark Of the Florida West Coast So, ,000
open tournament today.
Carding 2 under par SO on the
morning round, Lighthouse Harry
came back in the afternoon with an
even more brilliant 68.
Tied for second at 141 were Paul
Runyan, the dapper White Plains,
N. Y professional, and Gene Sarazen,
erstwhile holder of most Of the major
titles.
Runyan paired q 10 this afternoon
with his morning II, while the stocky
Sarazen blazed over the course in
the second round with a 68 to 60
with his 73 scored in the morning.
Leonard Dodson of Pembrine, Wis,
the unsung competitor who won the
st. Petersburg open last week, wound
up with 72-70-142 for fourth
place.
The best rounds of the day were
contributed by Al Kruger of Gin
cinanti and KY Laffoon of Chicago,
both of whom cracked par by 4
strokes for afternoon CTS.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Varied Sports
Wrestling.

Wrestling.
Army, 18; Cornell, IL.
Michigan. %: Northwestern, 8.
Cornell, 27: Nebraska, 3.
Princeton, 17la; Yale, 101a.
Washington and Lee, IS; North
Carolina State, 3.
Johns Hopkins, 151a; Haverford,
1412. -.
Kent State. 36; Washington and
Jefferson, 0.
Mercersburg Academy, n: F. T. M.
Academy, 8.
Swimming.
Army, 46; Pittsburgh, IS.
Ohio State, 46; Indiana, SO.
Minnesota, 50; wisconsin, 81.
William and Mary, a; Virginia
Tech, 40.
Rutgers, 47; Princeton, "a.
Track.
Nebraska, 70A; Kansas State, 1921.
Missouri, 81: Iowa State, so.
Chicago, 55A; Purdue, 3sA.
Michigan, 5o2s: Indiana. 441s.
Wisconsin, 40; Minnesota, 81.
Boxing.
Yale, 6; Pennsylvania, 2.
Harvard, S: Army, 3.
. West Virginia, z; washington and
Jefferson, !.
Fencing.
Chicago, 91a; Illinois, ~. n.
Polo.
Yale, IL; Princeton, 3.
Hockey.
Army, 8; M. !. r, /.
Michisan Tech, I: Michigan, ..
Evening star., 1936-03-01
LINKS SENSATION
BEATEN IN FINAL
Patty Berg Is 0utsteadied
by Lucille Robinson in
21-HoIe S. A. Tit.
BY the Associated Press.

oy tuc hSoOClAttu 1lGSSs
~ RMOND BEACH, Fla, Febru-
ary 29.-Dauntless Lucille
Robinson of Des Moines,
~ Iowa, outsteadied sensational
Patty Berg on the windswept Ormond
Beach course today to win the South
Atlantic women's golf championship
after 81 holes.
Red-haired Patty, leaning against a
stiff wind, didn't play so well as on
the first four days of the tournament,
but Miss Robinson had to fight the
strong wind. too.
She was l up after nine holes. lost
her lead on No. IL, when Patty
scored a birdie 4, and went up again
at No. IL. She equaled Patty's birdie
for the 213-yard thirteenth and lost
with a par S on the 417-yard four
teenth. with Patty getting her second
successive birdie.
The gallery thought the match was
about over when Miss Robinson went
l down on No. Is with a l over par 4,
while Miss Berg 1-putted for her par
3, and when they halved the 212-yard
sixteenth with par IS.
Squares Match on Seventeenth. +
THE 438-yard dog-leg seventeenth
proved the turning point of the
match. Miss Robinson carded birdie
to square the match as Patty got
a par S.
They halved the eighteenth with
SIS and the match went to extra holes.
They halved the first extra hole
with par As, and both got par As again
on the twentieth.
They drove into the wind on the
third extra hole. Patty got 100 yards
on her tee shot and Lucille's ball fell
10 yards shorter. Both had good
brassie seconds. Miss Robinson's
third stopped foot of the green
and Patty's was 3 feet back of it..
Patty approached weakly, using mid
iron for the downhill lie. Miss Rob-
inson was bolder and her ball ran s
feet past the pin. Patty's ball was
feet short and her putt went a
foot past. but Lucille holed out for
her par S to win the match.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
MAKE
SWIFT PROGRESS
Has Most Quickly Advanced
Squad He's Ever Seen,
Declares Bucky.
BY a staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stah Correspondent of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, February 29.-Call-
ing his current band of Griffmen
''the most advanced squad I ever have
seen after single week Of practice, I"
Manager Bucky Harris tonight de-
clared holiday for Sunday and pre-
pared to welcome newcomers to this
Washington training camp.
BY tomorrow. according to the re-
porting schedule, every player on the
roster with the exception Of Buddy
Myer, Ossie Bluege, Red Kress. Jesse
Hill, Johnny Stone and Carl Reynolds
is due. Earl Whitehill, unsigned, has
been told to finish his series Of IA
baths at Hot Springs. Ark. even If it
meant he would be late reporting
here.
Those who are to join the present
squad of "a Nationals when training
is resumed on Monday include
Catchers Bill Starr and Sam Hol-
brook and Pitcher Jack Russell.
Russell Is Stubborn.
HOLBROOK and Russell arrived
tonight while Starr is expected
tomorrow morning. Russell still is
unsigned and if he continues to balk
at salary terms after tomorrow he
will be regarded as an out-and-out
holdout.
Russell's mediocre work last sea-
son was responsible for a sizable cut
in stipend and it Is not likely that
Griffith will concede much to the
handsome relief pitcher.
The arrival of Starr and Holbrook,
incidentally, will set the stage for a
flve-man battle royal over three CATCH
ing berths. Cliff Bolton, of course, still
is rated No. l, but Starr and Holbrook
will find pair of new threats in Floyd
Perryman and Alex Sabo, recruits.
Huck Wynne, the only other catcher in
camp. is not believed ready to compete
with this quintet.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
TERP FIVE DRAWS
DUKE IN TOURNEY
Plays Night Contest Next
Thursday-TarheeIs and
Virginia in Opener.
BY the Associated Press.

by tuc ASSOCldtcO EIcSS.
r UNIVERSITY, Va, February
29.-Pairings were announced
here tonight for the annual
~ Southern Conference basket
ball tournament to be held at Raleigh
beginning Thursday of next week, by
Eddie Cameron of Duke, chairman Of
the conference basket ball Tourna-
ment Committee.
North Carolina and Virginia will
open the tourney at 3 pm. on Thurs
day, with Washington mad Lee to meet
Virginia Tech at 4:30 pm
Thursday night contests will find
Duke and Maryland clashing at 8
o'clock, with Clemson and N. c. State
meeting in the final elimination game
at $50.
v. M. I. and South Carolina will
not compete in the tourney.
Washington and Lees Generals, un-
defeated in the conference this season.
were seeded first, NJ c. State second.
Maryland third and North Carolina,
defending champion, fourth.
Officials will be Blackie Carter, Fur
man; M. P. Knight, Durham Y. M.
G. A., and Paul Mention, Baltimore.
George Proctor, Richmond, will be
alternate official.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
SCHAEFER, R,AUSTRIAN,
RETAINS ICE CROWN
Gives Almost Faultless Figure
Skating Exhibition as He
Defends World Title

BY the Associated press.
pARIs. February 2s.-Paul schaefer
= Of Austria gave an almost fault
less exhibition of ice acrobatics to-
night as he made q successful defense
Of his world figure skating champion
ship.
The Austrian star, recent winner Of
the Olympic title, had . margin Of
little over points In the scoring
over Henry Graham Sharp OF Eng
land, who finished second.
Robin Lee Of Minneapolis, American
champion, took eighth place and Erie
Reiter Of Minneapolis eleventh In the
field Of II skaters.
The brilliant German combination
Of Make Herber and Ernst Baier, also
Olympic champions, easily took the
doubles title, replacing Rotter and
Szollas Of Hungary, who did not enter
the event.
Maribel vinson and George Z. B.
Hill and Grace and Lester Madden,
the two AmericSa pairs from Boston,
finished nth 6hd dxth, respectively.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
$4,000 for Ross
In Sydney Fight

CHICAGO, February 20 @.-
- Sam Plan, co-manager Of
Barney Ross, world welterweight
champion, cabled tentative ac-
ceptance Of an offer Of $4,000
and 5000 for expenses, for the
Chicago youngster to defend his
title at Sydney, Australia, this
Spring.
Plan said few details remained
to be ironed out, but that he ex-
pected the party would sail for
Australia about April /. Ross op-
ponent for the proposed bout has
not been named by Jack Munro.
matchmaker for the National Box.
tns Club a sydney.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
DISTRICT ROLLERS
| STAR IN TOURNEY
Win Five Virginia Titles,
Set Two Records in
Richmond Event.
~ ICHMOND, Va, February %.
- metropolitan Washington

~ 1CHMOND, Va, February 49,
- metropolitan Washington
II bowling representatives won
L Y five of nine championship
events in the Virginia State tour
nament here tonight at the John
Marshall alleys in the seventh an
nual State event.
Joe Freschi and Evelyn Ellis rolling
q tournament record score of 788 won
the mixed doubles. Freschi rolled a
brilliant 453, for second mark. His
games here we're 1863, 129 and 16l.
The Rosslyn girls won the women's
team event with 1851. The Loew's
Theater euint Of Richmond was sec
ond with 1890.
Paul Jarman Of Rosslyn, with 423
annexed the mems singles, shooting
games of 1873, l66, 124. Buck Crowder
of Norfolk. was second with 400. War
rem Curtis Of Richmond, was third,
with 396 set.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Weight Heaving
Mark Soon Goes
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, February
29.-Henry Dryer Of Rhode
Island State broke the week-old
world 35-pound weight throw rec
ord with a 58-foot, 4h-inch toss
today in handicap competition
held In conjunction with the Har-
ward Yale Dartmouth Cornell
quadrangular track and field
meet.
This toss wiped out the 5S-foot
1ia-inch mark set by Irving Fol-
wartshny, his teannmate, last Sat-
urday night In New York.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
HARVARD UPSET VICTOR
Green Leads Crimson to Win in
Track, Field Meet.

BOSTON, February 20 R.-Har-
wards track and field forces, spurred
on by its triple-victor captain. Milt
Green, upset . powerful band of Cor
nell athletes to gain an unexpected
quardrangular meet triumph tonight
1T the Boston Garden.
The final scores were: Harvard, 40;
Cornell, 321z: Yale, 271a. and Dart
mouth, II.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Bridgeton Pros VS.. Heurich
Brewers. Twenty sixth and Water
streets, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
American University VS.. Hamp-
den-Sydney at Farmville, Va.
Boxing.
Eddie Nader VS.. Billy Nichy,
feature bout, eight rounds, Turner's
Arena, $50.
TUESDAY
Basket Ball.
st. Johns at Rockville,
Woodward VS.. Friends at Y. M.
@. A., 3:45.
WEDNESDAY.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown VS.. Pittsburgh at
Tech. $3.50.
Boxing.
District National Guard amateur
bouts, Turner's Arena, $50.
Swimming.
George Washington vs.. Lafay-
cite at Shoreham Hotel, 8.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. championships
at Y. M. c. A.. Z.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown VS.. West Virginia at
Morgantown, w. Va.
Wrestling.
Danno O'Mahony VS.. Joe Cox,
feature match, Turner'S Arena.
$50.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. championships
at Y. M. G. A., Z.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
New Jersey State Teachers at
Wilson Teachers, 8.
Maryland in Southern Confer
ence tournament at Raleigh, N. G.
Swimming.
Washington Y. M. C. A. at Cam
den, N. j., Y. M. G. A.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. championships
at Y. M. c. A., Z.
SATURDAY
Basket Ball.
Virginia Medical at Wilson
Teachers, 3.
Virginia Medical at American
University, 8.
Baltimore Friends at Friends. 8.
Boxing.
Cornell VS.. Catholic University.
Brookland gym, s:15.
Swimming.
George Washington VS.. Johns
Hopkins at Baltimore.
George Washington Frosh W.
Johns Hopkins Frosh at Baltimore.
washington Y. M. G. A. VS.. West
side Y. M. G. A. at New York.
Track.
Catholic University, Maryland
and Tech in Southern Conference
indoor games at Chapel Hill, N. G.
Squash Rackets.
District A. A. U. championships
at 7. M. G. A., z.
Rife.
Drexel Institute VS.. George WASH
inston giyh' varsity, oorccran Hal.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
PITT FIVE GOES TO TOP.

PITTSBURGH, February 20 R.-
Pittsburgh Panthers replaced Carnegie
Tech as racemakers in the Eastern
intercollegiate Conference basket ball
race tonight by beating the Tartans.
| % to 81.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Norfolk Girl in Lead.


KATHERINE WICK or Norfolk was
~ leading in the women's singles
with 375, while Helen Randlett Of
Richmond was topping the girls ALL
events with 1904. Ida Simmons was
second with LOTS.
Shooting q tournament record Of
735, O'Brien and Mary Stapleton Of
Norfolk won the girls doubles. Blanche
Wootton and Lorraine GULL of Ross
lyn finished third, one pin back Of
Simmons and Stevens of Norfolk,
with 7l2.
Lorraine GULL won the all-events
with 1899, rolling 344 in teams, 3S6
in doubles and 369 in singles, and
Astor Clarke of Clarendon took the
mems all-events title with 1,190.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
"20 GAMES" FOR MARCUM.

SARASOTA. Fla, February 40 OP.-
Manager Joe Cronin shared the en-
thusiasm Of Johnny MArcum today
when the latter predicted he'd win
go games easy" for the Boston Red
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Richmond Men Win.

THE mems team championship went
to the John Marshall Statesmen
Of Richmond with total of 1875. AL
Hosselton shot 438 for the big indi-
vidual wallop. Shaffer Flower Shop
of Rosslyn was the leading Northern
Virginia team with 1852 to finish
sixth. The Coca Cola Cavaliers of
Richmond were second with 1855.
Bradham and Pugh of Roanoke ap-
peared to have the mems doubles title
with 807. Astor Clarke of Clarendon,
paired with Billy Gross of Norfolk,
rolled into second place with 78l.
Gus Fredericks, Rosslyn shooter,
rolled AL with the Smyser Pharmacy
to feature the team rolling.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
Toe KUHEL gave the bows quite

Joe KUHEL gave the boys quite
scare during infield practice today
Nick Altrock, batting grounders, raped
wicked hopper to Kuhel and the ball
bounced weirdly, striking the first
sacker in the groin.
Kuhel. twisting in agony, dropped to
the ground, but after a few minutes
he was up, although through for the
day. r. Z. 8.