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Fair Grounds
Results

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; claiming; g.
wear -olds and up; mile and 30 yards.
Mr.. Marvel tThorntonI 1920 go $50
Palasa (BryanD 1850
Also ran-InsuIated, Persuader. War
Chase; Pumice Stone. Law Maker and
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
3-year-oids and ups furlongs.
a1sssfGn hnns T' tRest, fRey 1900 SsS ssS ssS ssS
Joe Jaw tHilD 800
Time. 1913.
Faa.,9. Prince GamS M@9sa noR ,nS sa Ts. paps
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming:
s;yefTGd' k,i H.1Ii ,si%moD sDS SD; fYTlsSs
Be Quiet (Mojenal 500 2.4O
| fAuthority MANN $40
Also ran-fyusta Jane. fRidre Villa.
Bright Knot. Edri. Golden Spur. Pennant
Bearer Sun Tryst, Eva r. and Polly Diskin.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3:yeaI-olds and up. !" miles.
Rip Van Wrinkle ID. Duboio ESQ
Also ran.Casca pedia. Bon Centime and
PatchDocket.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 5000; handicap:
3-year-Olds and up; 8 furlonEs.
| determined WILSON, 1850 $50 $50
Zevson tThornton) 600 $50
Calumet Dick (RooD $40
Also ran-BoId Lover. Infidox. Good
Omen, Double B.. fCount Dean. Lemont.
Golden Pate. fLOvely Spy, Marcabala and
fRaymond.
filed.
SIXTH RACE-The Pass Christian Han
dicap: purse. SI.5OO added; 2-year-oIdsi
mile and 20 yards.
Palan tDoughertyD 1920 $50 t.?0
fOverplay (Montgomery) $50 $50
Miss Marlboro (Moienal 100
Also ran-fIdIe Elf. fred Raider. Donna
coma Kid. aJuIes Lazard. fMigai Fay,
Prince Arthur. Skeeter. Shatterproof. Al
bino. bOverlap. aLonsueil and bMiss Grav-
itS.
al. Cattarinich entry.
be. X. BrySon entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $500; claim
ing;, 3-year -olds and up; II miles, les, ,o.
Wardell Ormont Packer) 1i.S0 40
Orthoprism CDoughertyI 4.@O
Time. :542a.
Wazayata. fVin Noir. sun Caprice. fNour-
rice. Arctic Star and Dearzin also ram
Field.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 500: claiming:
3-year-olds; 11k miles.
Peedeeaue toust'baumD IS 10 $50 $50
Ukraine (Jackson) 800 2.5O
Deserter (Eye) 500
Also ran-Strophe. Boocap and Bounding
Caunt
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"Pagebrook" Sold
To New Workers

WINCHESTER, Va, December
1s.-The late Capt. Philip F. M.
Walkers noted breeding establish
ment, "Pagebrook," near Boyce,
Clarke County, was sold today by
court decree to Richard Howe and
his son, Deering Howe, New York
breeders and turf patrons, for $685.
600.
The farm Of $50 acres includes
also THE Briars," one-time home
place Of John Esten Cooke, the
novelist.
Walker, retired United States
Army officer, pioneered in race
horse breeding in northern Vir-
ginia.
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Fair Grounds
Entries for Tomorrow.

BY the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 800; claim-
ing: 3-year -Olds and up; lis miles.
American Prince tSc'dD 22.3O $50 800
Stealinsaway IS. Renicb 800 2.20
DruSuS (ROsen) ESQ
Also ran-LonE Count Chief Mourner
and MOpecO,
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Star Pin Tourney Deane Near Fucas WeIter Fuss Reued
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

GEORGE WASHINGTON ex-
poets to have the strongest
basket ball team that has repre-
sented the school since athletics
were restored. In contrast to last
year, when the team had only one
man on whom 1t could count to
score from the floor consistently,
three or four have shown good eyes
in practice. Almon, two-year vet
eran, is back again and Giacomo
is showing up well at the other
forward post. Hills and Groes-
beck are as good guards as will be
found in this section.
Two local high school basket
ball teams won games, Central
defeating Friends, 31-27, and Tech
trimming Rockville, 1922. Cat
lin dropped in nine field goals for
Tech, while Tabb got eight. Cissell
and Long played best for Central.
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.CLASS|SASSURED
At BIC TURF MEET
Santa Anita Denies Stalls
for 2,100 Horses Not
of High CaIiber.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
v OS ANGELES, December l9.-
Santa Anita, scene of the rich
est handicap in the world,
IL swings into its third season
Christmas.
Thirteen hundred and twenty-five
thoroughbreds are in the stalls Of the
Arcadia plant, ready to compete in
the 53-day meet for prize money to-
falling around 0,000-including the
$4,000 added Santa Anita Derby
February % and the famed 100000
handicap February ~.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ARKANSAS BOOKS G. W.
Grid Game Next November 20 Il
Carded at Little Rock.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, December 10
R.-Head Coach Fred G. Thomson
announced tonight a 10-game 1887
foot ball schedule for his University
of Arkansas Razorbacks, Southwest
Conference champions.
The schedule:
September 26, Central Oklahoma
Teachers.
October 2, Texas Christian; 8,
Baylor at Waco; 16. Texas at Aus
tin: %, Southern Methodist at Fort
Smith or Little Rock: 80. Texas Ag-
gies.
November 6, Rice at Houston; IS,
Mississippi (probably at Memphis): |:
20. George Washington ct Little Rock;
23. Tulsa ut Tulsa.
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VIRGINIA STANDS PAT.

UNIVERSITY, Va. December l9
Rl.-Norton Pritchett, Cavalier ath-
letic director. said today that Vir-
ginia's withdrawal from the Southern
Conference does not signify IAN in
tent to enter big time foot ball."
Evening star., 1936-12-20
WILSON QUINT ROUTED
East Stroudsburg Teachers Cap.
ture Contest, II to 35.

East Stroudsburg Teachers rar
wild last night in the Wilson Teach
ers' College gym when they buried
the lost five beneath a 7l-35 count
Led by Williams, lanky center who
made % points, the visitors divided
their scoring almost equally between
the two halves. leading, 34-13, at in
termission.
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BIG RACE TO TWO BOB
Another Denmark Horse Is Third
in Royal Palm Handicap.

TROPICAL PARK. Fla, December
19 (R.-Mrs. Emil Denemark again
was represented by a feature race
winner here this afternoon when her
3-year-old flly, Two Bob, just got
up in time to take a nose decision
from Mrs. C. Hainsworth's Black
birder in the Royal Palm Handicap
Of a mile and a sixteenth.
Some $4,000 fans saw the Chicago
sportswoman's silks finish one. three
for her 4-year-old filly Brown Feath-
ers only missed the place by hall
length.
The Denemark pair ruled favorite
at even money IN the field of seven
Evening star., 1936-12-20
ALVARY FIVE PRESSED
Latter-Day Saints, Mount Vernon
Are Easy Victors.

Calvary M. E.'s five was the only
winner extended in the Sunday School
Basket Ball League last night, being
forced to travel at top speed to turn
back Calvary Baptist, 1891. Colison's
16 points were decisive for the win
ners.
The other two games found the
Latter-Day Saints defeating National
City Christian, 32-19, and Mount Ver-
non M. E. walking away from Con-
cordia Lutheran, 40-15. All games
were played at the Y. M. C. A.
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THIRD RACE-PRINCE SULIE-
MAN, GLISTENING, MAN.

For a steed making his first start
in several months, PRINCE SUI
IEMAN showed a corking effort
Friday when he finished fourth to
Sun Tempest, Light Heeled and
Be Big. We believe he'll make the
grade,
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PALAN TAKES FEATURE
Easily First in Handicap Race at
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. December 1ejCP).
-Palan, owned by Mrs. T. Marshall.
easily won the Pass Christian 81 500
Added Feature Handicap at the Fair
grounds today.
Overplay, a field horse owned by
F. H. Carpenter. was second, and Miss
Marlboro, owned by Mrs. H. Torriente,
was third.
Palan Wnn by three lengths
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Clarke Trims Santini.

Al 0IOR CLARKE OF the OccldentalS
topped off the show by beating
Tony Santini in singles, 676 to 6lO,
and it was most satisfying victory.
Twice prior Santini had taken the
measure of the Nations No. 1 duck
pinner. In the second string Clarke
made five consecutive 1-pin breaks.
Scores:
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EIGHTH RACE - COUNT ME,
TREASURE SHIP, SECURED.

Hirsch Jacobs, who continues to
saddle winner after winner at
Tropical Park, will be represented
by COUNT ME. The gelded son
of Reign Count showed a lot of
stretch speed in a sprint the other
day. and the 1916 miles should
find him better suited,
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Palan won by three lengths.
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SECOND RACE-M. J. BRENNAN,
LEE G0ID. GLADESS.

M. j. BRENNAN and LEE GOLD
are hard to separate. The former
has been out at Tropical Park and
showed a fair performance in fin
ishing third to Kindred Spirit and
Second Guess. while LEE GOLD
has been inactive since the Mar
ragansett meeting, where his last
two efforts were very poor. Still
he gets a high figure.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
HUSKIES BOWL BOUND
Will Hold Six Days of Secre
Drill at Santa Barbara.

SEATTLE, December 10 (R.-
University of Washington HuskieS
started southwark today on their trip
to Pasadenas Rose Bowl and a New
Year battle with the Pittsburgh
Panthers.
The squad of 81 will stop Monday
at Santa Barbara, Calf, for six days
of secret. concentrated gridiron prac-
tice.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
UNOFFICIAL TITLE
| STAKE TOMORROW
District Champion Signed
Only for 10.Rounder on
Arena Program.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

TINE somewhat muddled case Of
just who has the dubious dis
tinction of owning the Dis
i trict welterweight championship
should be cleared unoffcially to-
morrow night when Phil Furr. recog-
nized by the District Boxing Commis-
sion as ruler in the local 147-pound
division, collides with Jahnny Lucas,
who has legitimate claim to the title,
in a 10-round feature bout at Turner's
Arena.
Lucas generally is acknowledged to
be the champion by virtue Of his Is
round victory over Furr here in their
last meeting on November 10, but the
commission, reversing all precedent,
handed Furr back his crown, becoming
very technical and casting aside all
rules and regulations passed by the
commissioners themselves in order to
do so.
Most ringworms agree that Flrr won
his last tiff with Lucas, but was the
victim of a poor decision. The COM
mission apparently felt likewise about
the matter and tried to rectify the
wrong by declaring Fur champion,
claiming Furr had not attempted to
make the 147-pound limit since he had
not been notified his title was involved.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
FIRST RACE-WHITTLE, DO,
LOVE POTION,

WHITTLE, a gelding that dis
played some fancy foot in New
England. continued his good work
on opening day by placing to Bob
Charlie. He stepped along with
the early pace that day and came
with fine energy near the end.
Still, he is q member of the maiden
ranks, but we believe he will grad
uate.
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1s5.P0UNDERS OPPOSE.

A 135-pound foot ball game will be
played on the West Potomac gridiron
ct II o'clock this morning between
the washington Boys Club and the
Police Boy' Club, No. 8.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
CALvERTS BY POINT.

In hard-fought basket ball game
the Calvert Blue Streaks nosed out
the Y. M. c. A. Ravens, 1918.
Jimmy Mahoney scored 10 Of the
winners IL points.
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SIXTH RACE-DICKORYDOCK,
BEAUTIFUL. YELLED LADY.

Almost left standing in his stall
IN a -furlong race Thursday,
DICKORYDOCK set out after his
field and at the end he was in sec
ond place and going fastest Of all.
He moves up to mile distance
against the same class Of 2-year-
olds.
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Starts With DoubIeheader.

HARRIsONs finishing game. one
= = of the biggest ever rolled in
Washington under championship
conditions, included four strikes and
six spares with only the fourth box
fiat. He opened with a double
header, spared in the third, split in
the fourth, spared in the fifth, struck
in the sixth, clustered three spares
and struck in the tenth. He also
rolled the high set Of the match with
688 to beat out his anchor rolling
teammate, Ollie Pacini. for this
honor by Is sticks.
In mixed doubles, Lorraine GULL and
Hokie Smith polished off Lucy Rose
and Glenn Wolstenholme. ITO to 696,
with Smiths 420 featuring. 1t was
the first special match appearance in
years for the semi-retired Wolsten-
holme, once the idol of about every
bowling fan in Washington, and he
got the big hand of the evening, but
not the big scores or Man O. War
shot 324, while Mrs. Rose gathered
372 sticks to make it the semblance of
a battle.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
COURT TILTS ONE-SIDED
Peck and st. Johns Winners in
Georgetown Church Loop.

Peck Memorial and st. Johns Epis-
copal courtmen had easy times of it in
the Georgetown Church Basket Ball
League last night, Peck routing West
Washington Baptist, 49-18, and st.
Johns defeating Georgetown Lutheran,
30-19.
B. King of Peck was the most pro-
life scorer of the night, 9 field goals
giving him 18 points. Both games were
played in the Peck gym.
pAck Memorial w Wash Rant
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FOURTH RACE-MALMAISON,
FAR CRY, BIJURO.
MAIMAIS(

MALMAISON, a gelding that
easily whipped a fair field of sprint
ers in his last race at Empire City.
gets the call. He has been quar-
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st. Johns. Ge'
Geo. Luthera
FOUR SCORE KNOCKOUTS
Semi Finals of Twelfth Street "Y''
Semi-finals in the Twelfth Street Y.
Tourney Are Furnishing.

tourney ARE 1uuIsnlHS.
M. c. AS tri-State boxing tournament
were held last night, with four tech
nical knockouts featuring the program
of eight bouts. Zander Ingram, 160-
pound Y fighter, received a split de-
cision over Adolph Essex in the best
fight of the night. Finals will be held
next Saturday night.
N0vices.
105-POUND CLASS-Edwir Snesd de-
feated Norman Ross by decision; George
Wilson defeated Norris Clinkscales. tech
nical knockout. second.
Senior.
11S-POUND CLASS-Raymond Steward
defeated Billy Banks. by decision;
126-POUND CLASS--Willie Mcbride de-
feated Robert Coles. technical knockout.
iss-pouNp CLAss-Jimmy Briscoe de-
fested RAYMOND Taylor. technical knock
T Ti4s-PoUND CLAss-Jim Price defeated
LLOYD Chase technicsl Knockout ,ts,t first
technical knockout. second.
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SEVENTH RACE-ONE CHANCE,
ALBUQUERQUE, ESPINACA.

ONE CHANCE, a gelding son of
Chance Play that raced against
high-class company in New Eng
land this year, is dropped into
comparatively cheap spot and may
hand this bunch a neat trimming.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
FIFTH RACE-STRATEGIST, I'd,
GREEK FIRE. CHASAR.

Nk HHsN, ONHFANJFkHks
It's asking a lot for STRATE-
GIST, I'd, to lick the fine field Of
thoroughbreds, but the 5-year -old
gelding has accomplished every
thing that has been asked of him
at Tropical Park. and we are forced
to string along with him.
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Selections for fast track at Tropical Park tomorrow
(BEST BET-PRINCE SULIEMAN).

tered at Tropical Park long enough
to become acclimated.
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Shepherd (24).
MERRICKS' SLATE CLEAN
Take Lead as Ties Are Broken in
Basket Ball League.

Deadlocks for the leadership of the
National and American divisions of the
Southeast Community Center Basket
Ball League were broken during the
past week with the Merrick Boys Club
emerging as the undisputed leader in
the National and Loans and Currency
in the American.
The Merrick courtmen clung to the
1000 percentage with thrilling vic
tory over Congress Heights, while
Loans and Currency will have its met
tie tested tomorrow night when they
meet D. c. Paper Co., fast-traveling
set of youngsters.
Standing Of Teams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
E;;;:: E::;::: s::s 2s: s:;E;:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
s}:4R: s. s. sH s,sns sYs II. ST.
Ss5!ls s,s:t sst&,; ss = %n oboans III Res Res
Schedule.
Tomorrow-Northeast Business Men VS..
oDonnells Restaurant; 7:15; Loans Cur;
reneg vs.: D. G: Paper Co., s15; Navy Yard
VS., TEsegsyGfaans Siegers gfaS; A. Currency vs. oDon-
nells eSaaysf a:i5 MarVins S vs. s SIGMA MI NJ ssma.
S:i5; Shamrock Cleaners vs.. Congress
if Wednesday-sisma Mu Sigma VS.. clark,s
9:15.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
CONSENSUS AT TROPICAL
PARK (Fast),

HAeAA ~ oSVs
BY the Associated Press.
IL Do, Whittle, Ravenna.
IN. j. Brennan, Kawagoe, Scin-
tilla.
3-Prince Sulieman, Shepherd Boy,
Vested Power.
4-Bijuro, Malmaison, Irish Ted.
5-Bushmaster, Strategist II, Greek
Fire.
tTellingyou, Legsure. Dickery
Dock.
Flying Dere, Hazy Autumn,
Espinaca.
s-Playvote, Hi-well, Treasure
Ship.
Best bet-Flying Dere.
FAIR GROUNDS (Fast).
BY the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
1-Tedsim, Play Pal, Edification.
2-Charming Sir, Broad Meadows.
Desert Call.
3-Pageantry, Royal Bird, Nor
bite.
+Tractable, Snobeedo, Pitter Pat.
5-The Mauler, Highland Love,
Balapin.
e-Teddy Carl, Legal Gamble,
Frank Ormont.
s-Denclaire, Bungalow. Imperial
Betsy.
Best bet-Tedsim.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Romano's Death Brings Focus

DRESSURE was brought tn bear on
the commission by several menu
bers of Congress following the death
of Mike Romano in a match with Jack
Donovan at Griffith Stadium last Sum-
mer and has been maintained since.
Although Romano was approved phys.
ically by the Pennsylvania State Ath-
letic Commission but few days prior
to his match here, an autopsy showed
his reactions TO be that of a person 73
years Of age.
Certain members of Congress be.
lieve control of wrestling by the Box
ing Commission, which name would be
changed to the District Athletic Com
mission, would eliminate any possible
Ity of a recurrence of that mishap.
Promoter Joe Turner has had each
wrestler submit to a physical examina-
ton since Romano's death.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Can Overlook Some BurIesque.

SHOULD the supervision of wrestling
- be taken over by the commission,
matmen would be forced to confne
their activities within the ropes or lose
the match by disqualification. Much
of the burlesque, it was admitted by
members of the commission at lunch
con yesterday al the Occidental Hotel.
would have to be overlooked.
Kenneth Parkinson. acting chairman
in the absence of Maj. Ernest w.
Brown. and Claude Owen both agreed
wrestling should have enforced med
ical supervision and suggested that
policy be adopted in all sports here.
The memory of the late Maj Lucien
Van Doren, one of the Districts first
boxing commissioners, was honored
when committee appointed by the
commission voted to name permanent
trophy after him. The trophy will be
awarded annually to the winning ju.
nior District A. A. U. boxing team.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
l9OGAME DECIDES
BOWLING BATTLE
Harrison Is HeuriCh Star
as 0ccidentaIs Lose.
Clarke Triumphs.

~ OUGHTY JOE HARRISON.
famed for duckpin pinch
shots, turned in 100 sticks
- in the final game to clinch
victory for the Heurich Brewers
over Occidental Restaurants team at
Convention Hall last night in the
feature match of the annual Christ
mas fund bowling show. The mar
gin was 81 pins, with the Brewers
totaling 3,14S for rlve games against
the Occidentals' 3,057.
The gate, with expenses deducted,
was S84. but to this Fred Buchholz.
sponsor of the Occidentals. added
500.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
MAT SUPERVISION
SEEN WITHIN YEAR
Ring Body Opposed, but D. C.
Commission May Insist
on Regulation.

y UPERVISION of wrestling here
very likely will be placed under
the jurisdiction of the District
- Boxing Commission within a
year. despite the fact that body would
prefer to adopt hand-off policy, with
the possible exception of controlling
the graphing game in so far as med
ical examinations for the participants
Is concerned.
The Boxing Commission has been
instructed by the District Commission
ers TO devise rules and regulations
whereby wrestling may be controlled
here and although the boxing body
will submit an unfavorable report to
the Commissioners, it is expected the
District officials will insist on the
caulifiower industry being supervised.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Ouuortunity for Cash.

playing Santa to them. It Is present.
ing the bowlers of both sexes an op-
portunity to win $500 in cash awards
and two gold medals without the risk
OF dime to any who enter the tourna-
ment.
We asked President Elicit for some
Of the typical questions put to him
as the enterprising leader moved
among the bowlers talking Star
tournament. He went on:
Whats it cost to enter? Where
do 7 bowl? What chance have I
against Astor Clarke or Ollie Pacini
or Perce Wolfe? What do do next
II I qualify?"
As the preliminary phase Of the
tournament moves into its final week
next Saturday is the deadline for
qualifying-this seems a right time
to repeat the conditions of The Stars
ninth annual pin shooting festival.
Can't Cost Much.
TT COSTS nothing to enter. The
l. only tax on the bowler is the alley
fee for rolling five games, and in many
instances the tournament doesn't cost
the entrant that much for virtually
all of the establishments are permit
ting the use of three league games
as part of the qualifying test and
all the bowler actually pays so far
as the tournament goes is the price
OF two games.
Where to bowl? At any plant the
entrant desires, for every duckpin
house in the metropolitan area is
staging part of the tournament, with
IS per cent Of the field at each to
shoot in the roll-off, where lies the
heavy cash. Where bowler qualities
there also will he or she fire the final
set. The uniformity of Washington's S
mapleways makes it practicable TO
award prizes on the basis of scores
made on any of them, hence The Star
this year has done away with joint
roll-off. For the bowler who qualities
the last five games will be "on the
house"
Chance for Everybody.
WHAT chance for the low or me-
dium average bowler to collect2
Handicaps, Mr.. and Mrs. Duffer-fat
ones-so healthy that the stars are
dubious of landing in the pay-of.
League averages determine the handi-
caps. with men receiving half the diff
ference between their averages and
scratch of l25 and the skirted rollers
receiving half the difference between
their league figures and 112.
Dates for the holl-offs. to be deter
mined by the alley superintendents,
will be announced in a day or two.
They will be held between December
%, which is week from tomorrow,
and January g.
The party is entirely on The Star,
except for the actual bowling fee,
which is the same amount a pin
shooter would pay to roll five games
In practice. And there's a point. If
you plan to bowl at all this week,
make it five-game workout and
make it known to the alley man be-
forehand that the strings are to count
as a qualifying set in The tSar tour
nament. We've seen bowlers turn out
powerful five-game scores in practice
and wax blasphemous because they
didn't think to announce their entry
in the Yuletide event.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
ROLLERS HAVE ONE
WEEK TO QUALIFY
Easy Conditions of $500
Party Seem Too Good
to Be Real.
BY ROD THOMAS.

~. YOU'VE heard of the psyche
" logist," began Perce Elicit,
president Of the Washing
l. ton City Duckpin Associa-
ton, "who stood on street corner
giving away silver dollars and had a
lot OF them refused. He found it just
as hard to convince some people they
were getting a dollar for nothing
as it might have been to snitch their
shirts and convince 'em they were
receiving favor"
Perce, sold 100 per cent on The
Stars Yuletide bowling tournament.
along with other officers and directors
Of the association, has found some
prize skeptics in the realm of min
eralite and maple.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Boys Balk at 15-ROunder.

CINCE Lucas balanced the beam at
- IA pounds. however. he is entitled
to the championship if past decisions
of the local boxing body serve as a
criterion. Lucas refused to fight Is
round, unless he was given the title
holders usual percentage, while Furr
thought along the same lines. Match
maker Goldie Ahern solved the prob
lem by matching them at 10 rounds.
The scrap, if patterned along the
lines of its two predecessors, probably
will prove very little, however, since
Furr captured split decision in their
first encounter in October and lost a
weird decision last month-all of
which would seem to indicate Phil
and Johnny are matched fairly even
ly.
Furr recovered his old form in New
York recently, trimming Wildcat
O'Connor, who was extremely popular
with Gotham fans. Phil was so i'm
pressive that the Hippodrome is dick
ering for his services against Joe Tur-
riello on January Is.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

FAIR GROUNDS (Fast).
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Moonburn. Edification, Myron.
2-Desert Call, Merovech, Big Fish.
3-Vanda Cerulea, Halliard, Royal
Bird.
4-Snobeedo, Boiling Point, Gran
bury.
5-The Mauler. Jobioso, Fandan.
6-Acautaw, Julia Grant, Legal
Gamble.
six Bells, Virbet, Southland
Beauty.
Best bet-The Mauler.