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La gaceta., 1937-10-02

das Y distinguidas. Los prime
ros estudios los hizo en- la pro-
pia ciudad natal, pasando hue
go a los Estados Unidos, donde
a la vez que sc nutri6 de aires
de iibertad Y de justicia, reci-
bio amplios Y s6lidos conoci-
mientos en- los distintos ramos
del saber humane. AL ano esca-
so de estar en- New York, CO.
nocl6 y Sc hizo amigo de Jose
Antonio Saco, residente enton-
ces en- la gran ciudad, 10 misme
que del ilustre y venerable pa
tricio Jose Antonio Iznaga Y de
otros cubanos de valia, todos ex
patriados por su amor a la liber
tad,-temor que no hay que
confundir con la passion por el
tiple y la DANA, y por platano
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
CON LOS GUANTES

Hablamos hoy con un estIma-
do amigo de los amos gloriosos
del bexeo en- la sociedad Circu-
10 Cubano.
Noches inolvidables-nos de
cfa-y de alta emoci6n.
iRecuerdan ustedes aquella
famosa morrada del p1gil espa-
mol que derrib6 al policia anne.
ricano, que va Sc creia vence'
dor?
iRecuerdan aquella pelea er
Ique Mario parecfa "noqueado'
" de repente lie ATTIC a su anita
gonista, poni6ndolo a dormir?
Recuerdan aquellos gritos o
minosos y "retumbantss' de los
fieles, que Sc Dian a una miila
| de dlStancla!
iRecuerdan las peleas sensa'
cionales de los discfpulos de M
Iguel Lorente?
Dias que pasaron para no Vo.
ver, pero que han dejado recuei
dos imborrables en- los cerebroS
ifieles. al
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
I'm HACETA

pitan McMichael, de los j6venes
de Palma Celia, no podra jugar,
nor haberse lastimado una ma
no.
La semana proxima conen-
zaran los Partidos de Los Diez
|Grandes, jugando Plant con los
DiabIos Verdes de IAN Peters
burg.
Para ell juego de roy 'os tam.
penos anuncian a Stanley, Hun
ter, Wonley, Pemberton, Bry-
ant, Kolouris, McNab, Quinby,
Jones, Baxendale, McLane, y
los visitantes a Wiley, McPhail,
Anderson, Mcqueen, brand
ham, McLeach, Danison, Will
kins, Schouppe, Caps y Steele.
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TIRANDO Ell BALON
Florida contra Stetson

A las 3 de la tarde de hoy
jugaran en- Gainesville los Cal
manes de la Universidad de
de Florida y los Sombrereros
de Stetson.
Los inteligentes concedeH a
los Caimanes las mayores pro,
babilidades de victoria.
Florida anuncia la siguiente
Inca de combate: Wolker, Gof,
Koesis, Oxford, Gardner, Kre-
jeier, Ramsey, Brock, Maybe
rry, Willis, McGhee y varios
substitutes.
Stetson: Arnold, Furlong,
Prison, Kirkland, Butler, Swan
son ,Schaffer, Branham, War;
en-, Ryan Y Hardy.
Josh Cody dirige a los Caima
mes y Cowell es ell mentor de
los Sombrereros.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
frito y las palmas rumorosas.

frito y las palmas rumorosas.
Fue en- csc tempo cuando,
conociendo de las Gltimas vic
torias alcanzadas por ell Liber
tador Bolivar sobre los Ejer-
.citos de Espana en- Colombia Y
Venezuela, Sc reunieron en-
fiesta fraternal los cuba
nos de New York hrindande
por aquel preclaro var6n. De
esta reunion surgi6 Ell proyec-
to de emprender viaje en- bus
ca de Bolivar, ell gran captain,
Y solicitar de Ell la ayuda ge-
nerosa para hbertar a Cuba.
Puesto ell plan en-. practiea, sa-
Heron de New York, a bordo
de una goleta, armados caba-
lleros, seis homBres, uno de e.
los argentine, los otros cinco
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

Despu6s vino la decadencia
Bajaron los jornales y ell pd-
blico empez6 a retraerse, por
falta de dinero.
Hizo ell Circulo s%acrificios
monetarios, reconstruyendo la
Arena y organizando progra-
mas de PROFESSIONALS, pero TODD
fEe en- vano.
Sc arrend6 la Arena a en-
JpreSarios americanos Y lati-
nos... pero no pudo lograrse la
Resurrection.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

en- quitarle a los "perros extran
jeros" ell derecho a ofrecer pc
leas.
LA Gaceta" do la batalla,
con el apoyo de Lorenzo Her
nandez y otras personals, y la
gan6.
Ell senador Pat Whitaker hi
70 pasar una ley que llevaba a
los estatutos Ell nombre del
|Circulo y lie daba a la sociedad
Guiana indiscutible derecho.
Fue la primera vez que un
senador, apoyado por yarios re-
presentantes, supo imponer Ell
derecho de una sociedad cuba
ma.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
DERRoTADO Ell
M COLLEGE

Los Gatos Monteses del Insti
tuto de Palmetto vencieron aver
al Tampa College, con anota-
ci6n de IL por 0.
Wheeler hizo Ell primer 'tocn
down. corriendo NADIA menos
que 40 yardas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
NESTOR o
PROCERE
A BIOGRAFTcOS

y nuestro himno y nuestras la
gas y nuestras cojeras... Gas
par Betancourt Cisneros, Ell La
eareao, pseud6nimo con q. sc
conoce en- Ell campo del periods
mo, fue para su pueblo en- Ell
orden de las ideas, un mentor,
y en- el orden de la acci6n, un
future caudillo...
III Puerto Principe, ell legen-
dario, vino q Ia vida. Fueron
GUS padres, personals acomoda-
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

Paula fue quizas ell promoter
mas afortunado del Circulo Gu
bano.
Las mas notables peleas Sc
verificaron bajo su direction.
Paula saba entender a. los
muchachos Y hacia "buenas mi
gas" con los periodistas.
Pero LA Gaceta" jamas fl
|gur6 en- la lista de "regalitos''
a los reporters, porque este pc
ri6dico no los guerra.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
NOTICIAS DE L
LIGA

D~esanimados, los Cubs fue .
on derrotados aver por los Car
females. Los Dodgers vapulea
on a los Gigantes.
San Luis &c, 10h, De; Chica-
90 lie, 8h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 6h, Sc; Pitts :
,urg &c, 14h, Re.
New York DC, 12h, lie; Broo.
klyn 7c, 10h, De.
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas vsncieron a
los Yankees y los Tigres a los
Browns.
Boston &c, sh, 2e; New York
&c, 5h, lie.
Detroit lac, 18Th, lie; San
Luis &c, ION, &c.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
VICTORIA DE LOS TERRIER
DE HILLSBOROUGH

FL Institute Hillsborough in.
vadi6 aver a Sarasota y los Te-
rriers vencieron a los Marine
ros, con anotaci6n de 20 por O
En- la primera etapa del par
lido los tampenos fueron conte.
nidos; pero despues anotaron
en- Ia segunda y en- la tercera.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02
PANTERAS N 7 CADE.
TES

Combatiran hoy por "a tar
de, en- Plant Field, las Pante-
ras del Institute de Plant y los
Cadetes de la Academia Mill
tar de San Petersburg, que trae
ran su banda de m1sica.
Las Panteras alcanzaron una
victoria Ia semana pasada, do
minando a la Ola Verde de
Bradenton.
Sc da por SECURE que ell ca
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

LRCCIONBg de guitar4a Ha
waiiana, dadas con o. mejor nae.
TODD que existe. Resultados in
mediates. Conssrvatorio de M
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 900
Arcade de Cass y Florida. re.
l6fono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

Sc vENDE, I'm bungalow, en-
esplendidas condolences, en- la
avenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
a su dueho, 2O15 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

Cuando Sc vic que ell exito CO.
ronaba la cast totalidad de los
programs del Cfrculo, Sc pens6
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VICTORIA DEL
IRLANDES A O'MA-HO-
NEY

New York, Oct. 2.-El irlan-
des Dan O'Mahoney, exeam-
pe6n de luchas, sostuvo un en-
crentro con Ed DOM George,
de Java, en- la Madison Square
Y alcanz6 la victoria.
George, que tambien fuera
campe6n, Sc rindi6 a la bora y
10 segundos de combate.
OMahcney pesaba 225 libras,
cinco mas que su rival.
En- ell miSmo programa, Ivon
Robert, de Montreal, superb y
venci6 al ingles Jack Marshal,
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

Eiguran en- ell grupo luchado-
res que PECAN con mucha dure-
"a, entire ellos Johnny Plumm.
er, ell herrero de Iowa; ell Dia-
bio Rojo Guthrie, a quien Ell
pIblico conocfa como ell Enmas-
carado; John Evke, a quien a
podan "Ametralladora"; Ell ru-
so Mickaloff, ell turco Abdul
Pasha y otras "sstrellas".
Reaparecera en- la ':aglome-
raci6n" Ell muy popular "caba-
Tito" Dolby Osburn, de Texas.
Dos arbitros, que son dos ex-
pertos luchadores, Gus Pappas
Y Pat Newman, actuaran du-
rante la noche.
Los tres primeros encuentros
tendran TN Unite de 80 minu-
tos. FL final durara una bora.
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DEPORTES
LA GRAN BATAILA REAL
DEL LUNES EN- BENJA-
MIN FIELD

Sc han completado va los pre-
parativos para la gran "batalla
real" que ell lunes ofrecera, en-
Benjamin Field, ell Sr. Rudy Mi
Her, ell empresario de Iuchas.
Diez luchadores subiran 8,
cuadrilatero y todos usaran
guantes de boxeo.
Tony Cancela es uno de los
diez y eSpera sacar ventaja de
su destreza en- el manejo de los
nlN1ag
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
La gaceta., 1937-10-02

N1ctoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1937-02-05
nine EVENTS LISTED
ON MILDLY PROGRAM
Matmen Feature at Annapolis
as Basketers Travel to
Tackle Columbia.

A NNAPOLIS, Md. February S.
The Naval Academy will stage
nine athletic events at Annapolis to-
morrow, while the basket ball team,
playing Columbia in New York. will
make its only trip Of the season.
The card here is featured by wres-
tling against Penn State in the after
noon and boxing against Syracuse
in the evening.
Other varsity matches in the aft
ernoon will be fencing against the
crack Sword Club of Philadelphia and
a small-bore rifle match against Co.
lumbia.
The events will start as follows:
1:30-Rifie tsmaI bore). varsity VS.. Co.
lumbia.
2;oo-Feneins. varsity vs. Sword Club
of Philadelphia.
2:30-Boxing, plebes VS.. staunton Mill
tary Academy basket ball. plebes VS..
Tome; Tome; gymnastics. plebes VS.. Emerson Of
Union City, N. j.
3;30-Swimming and water polo. plebes
vs. stanton !S Military Academy.
4:0O-Wrestling. varsity VS.. Penn State
7:3O-Boxing, varsity VS.. Syracuse.
Evening star., 1937-02-05

~ATHoL1c UNIvERs1TY's
4 basket ball team today offered
proof that perhaps Hermie
~ Schmarr is not the entire
Cardinal quint after all. for Hermie
was shackled to the extent of five
points last night and c. U. still won
a game. defeating Geneva. 1890, in a
hectic tilt at Brookland gym.
Somewhat embittered by the off,
ciating and their setback Wednesday
night by George Washington, Gene
vas passers threatened for a time to
turn the game into free-for- all when
Fred Milanovich. center. shouted an
uncomplimentary remark to Catholic
Universitys coach, Fod Cotton, and
followed it up with right to the jaw
Of Gene Hurley, c. U. undergraduate,
who tried futilely to enact the role Of
peacemaker.
Schmarr Factor in Win.
MHANOVICH beefed a belated
N protest at Cotton concerning the
use of Referee Dutch Eberts. Catholic
University graduate, as an official.
Eberts previously had been okayed by
the Geneva director Of athletics and
coach.
The Cardinals were forced to come
from behind to win and, although
Schmarr failed to maintain his usual
high-scoring pace, he nevertheless was
an important factor in the outcome,
feeding the ball to mates and gen.
orally playing a crack floor game.
Whitley Ambrose and Zeke Brown,
however, snagged highScoring hon.
ors. with II and 10 poxns. respective
ly, while George Pathebaker led
Geneva with 10 points.
Ambrose's Shot Tells.
WITH the score tied at 80 to 80,
Ambrose bucketed q pot shot
and Brown capitalized on a technical
foul shot to assure victory for the
Cards. The foul was called against
Tom Hurley. Geneva guard. who also
had some ideas concerning the off,
ciatinR,
Evening star., 1937-02-05
College Quints

Catholic University, 80; &C.
neva, 80.
Johns Hopkins. So; Gallaudet. II.
North Carolina State, 36; Vir-
einia Tech. "a.
Kentucky, %; Tulane. 25.
Hartwick, SO; Western On
tario, %.
Mount st. Mary's. 81; st. Johns
(Md.), 26.
Mississippi State, SO; Loyola of
the South, A.
Appalachian Teachers, 81; King
College, "a.
Chattanooga, 81; Murfreesboro
State, rs.
Mississippi College, 4s; Mill
saps. ~.
Richmond. 4s: william and
Mary, %.
Randolph-Macon, 81; Bridge
water, 10.
Tennessee Military, II: Virginia
Tech Frosh, 20.
Lenoir- Rhyme, "a: Apprentice
School, 80.
Davidson, IS; Furman, 81.
Waynesburg, 36; West Virginia
Wesleyan, 81.
Glenville State, 81; Davis-El-
kins, as.
Wooster, 43: Otterbein, 80.
Franklin, 81; Depauw, 10.
Eau Claire, As; River Falls. 43.
Stevens Point, 81; Whitewater
Teachers, %.
Augsburg, 80; st. Johns
(Minn.), %.
Tusculum, SO; Baltimore, 20.
Centenary. A; Southwestern
Louisiana, %.
Florida, IS; South Georgia
Teachers, 20.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
HEURICHS TO MEET
KING KONG'S HORDE
Former N. Y. U. Basket Ball Stars
to Invade Sunday Headed
by Rugged Klein.

KING KONG KLEIN, N. Y. Us
great foot ball and basket star,
who drew the wrath of a local crowd
upon his shoulders through his reck-
less play when he appeared here with
the Violets against Georgetown last
Winter, will head an aggregation of
former N. Y. U. stars who will meet
the Heurich Brewers in their weekly
basket ball game at the brewery gym
on Sunday.
Klein. dubbed King Kong because
OF his gorilla like tactics and scowling
demeanor, was one of the main cogs
in N. Y. US streak of % straight VIC
tories. and will have with him two
others who played on that same team.
Harold Weinstein, 6-foot 3-inch 190-
pound center. Is one, and Moe Strauss.
175-pound guard, Is the other.
Completing the All-Stars' lineup
will be Harold Fitzpatrick. Bud Hol-
burn and Tidy Millen. former Brook
lyn Visitation and North Carolina
State College players.
Two preliminary games will open the
Sabbath triple-header, the District
Fire Department meeting c. c. G.
(Ole) courtmen at / 80 and Fort Myer
playing Sterling at 2:30.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
PROGRAM HONORS
RELIGIOUS LEADER
Hundredth Anniversary of
Dwight |. Moody to Be
Marked by C. B. S.

A SPECIAL program in COM
~ memoration Of the Tooth an.
~ niversary of the birth Of
a - Dwight L. Moody, famous
American religious leader, will be
broadcast by WJSV and other Colum-
bia stations tonight at 1890 o'clock.
DR.. John Mcdowell, prominent in
the educational activities OF the Pres
byterian Church in the United States,
will take prominent part in the
broadcast. He will discuss Dwight
L. Moody and Religion" Other
speakers include Miss Elizabeth
Glasby, an attorney Of Montclair,
N. j., and jeremiah Holmes, business
man and graduate of Moody's School
for Boys.
nICK POWELL, former master Of
ceremonies of the Hollywood
Hotel" will return to the same pro-
gram as guest star during the broad
cast on WJSV at o'clock. He and
Madeleine Carroll will present a pre-
view Of the forthcoming screen musi-
Cal, "On LQe avenue.
Another guest star on the same pro-
gram will be Irving Berlin, who wrote
both the music and lyrics for the new
picture. In tribute, Raymond Paige's
Orchestra and the SoloistS will present
a medley Of Berlin's outstanding hits.
"THE Son Of His Father" an
original radio drama by r. P.
Gruber, will be the First Nighterm"
presentation on WRC at 10. Don
Ameche will play the leading role, sup.
ported by Barbara Luddy.
"ELOOD Control-a National Re-
sponsibiIty" will be discussed by
Senator Bilbo Of Mississippi in q
broadcast over WAIAL at 11:30.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
CRIPPLED TERRAPIN
RING TEAM FAVORED
Egnell and Birkland Unavailable
for Match With Virginia
a. III

Wv ~AA"> ASssSs AAAS'
WITH Ed Egnell definitely scho-
lastically ineligible and Turk
Birkland not In proper condition to
fight. the University of Maryland's
boxing team will enter its match to-
morrow night against Virginia at
Charlottesville under a handicap, hav-
ing elected to forfeit the heavyweight
argument.
Johnny Gormley, solid-smacking
foot ball player, will replace Lancelot
Jacques in the light-heavyweight divi-
sion, but this Is not expected to weaken
the Terps and the lineup otherwise
will remain intact. Jacques Is in a
somewhat weakened condition from a
recent influenza attack.
Mike Lombardo. assured that the
death of William j Eastman, v. M. I.
cadet whom he opposed last week,
was in no way attributed to him. will
occupy his usual 155-pound berth and
will meet Maynard Harlow, one Of the
Cavaliers outstanding scrappers.
Despite starting under 10 deficit,
Maryland is a slight favorite to score
its first victory over Virginia. The
Terps tied the Cavaliers, "A, in 1885,
and lost, 81 AZ, last year at College
Park.
Coach Harvey L. Miller, Ed She
gogue. Tom Birmingham. Benny AL
perstein, Ivan Nedomatsky, Lombardo,
Bob Walton and Gormley left late
this afternoon by train for Charlottes-
vile together with the Maryland fresh
man boxing team, which will stack up
against the Virginia yearlings tomor-
row afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
SUNDAY SkEET CARD
HAS THREE NUMBERS
National Capital Club to Honor
Champions at Shoot for
Members. Guests.

NATIONAL CAPITAL sKEET
' CLUBS first shoot of 1887 Sum-
day will be in honor Of Mrs. A. w.
Walker. winner Of the Middle States
women's championship. and George
Deyoe, who has been included in the
first IS all-America shooters selected
by the National Skeet Shooters Asso-
citation.
Three events are on the program,
an all-bore, 50-bird event for classes
A, B and c; two-man, 20-gauge
event, rs birds. and a 410 event, 25
birds. Prizes will go to the winner and
runner-up in the first two events, with
a prize being awarded to the high
overall winner, based on handicap.
Entrance fee will be $3.50 for one
or all events. The club will be open
at 10:30 o'clock, with guests of men,
bers invited to participate. Con-
testants in the 40 and 20 gauge events
are requested to shoot early.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE finest relay team that has
represented Georgetown since
1912 has appeared In the quartet
of Griffith, Gates, Connolly and
Auray. All are fast, experienced
and capable of competing against
any team in the South.
Huck Sawyer, the Los Angeles
boy who shares with Nick Altrock
the distinction of being the funni-
est man in base ball. has two Of
fers to consider, movies and base
ball. Sawyer has been offered
contract again with the Washing
ton club and also one by the Key.
stone Film CO.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
RADIO STARS TO APPEAR
IN EARLE Benefit SHOW
Air Artists to Augment Regular
Stage Show Tomorrow at Mid
night to Aid Flood Sufferers.

night to Aid Flood Sufferers.
Radio will play an important part
In the benefit show the Earle Theater
will present tomorrow at midnight.
Lee Everett, N. b. c. announcer,
will act as master Of ceremonies. The
Three-X Sisters, popular N. B. C..
network vocalists, are coming down
from New York to appear on the bill.
Rachel Carley, singing star Of the
Manhattan Merry Go Round pro-
grams each Sunday, who headlines
the current Earle stage bill. will ap-
pear with other entertainers in the
show.
As master Of ceremonies Everett
will have two-hour stunt, the COM
plete Earle stage bill being augmented
for this occasion not only by the
x Sisters, but also by entertainers
from Washington night clubs.
Tickets for the show are now on
sale at all Warner theaters. All pro-
ceeds will go to the American Red
Cross fund for dood relief.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK.-Robert Bruins,
218. Germany, pinned jim Nc
Millen. 22o, Chicago (airplane
spin, 1:13:2O.
HARTFORD, Conn. - George
Zarynoff. 205, Grafton, Mass, de-
feated Gus Sonnenberg. 205. Hano-
yer, N. H. (two Of three falls).
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-Salvatore
Balbo. 100. Lynn. Mass. defeated
Mike Rogoski, 205, weymouth,
Mass. 1.-TWO Of three falls).
CHICAGO.-Everett Marshall,
222. La Junta, Colo, defeated Oki
Shikina, 200, Japan {Shikina
knocked from ring, 19:3D.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Bob Castle,
180, St. Louis, defeated Larry Till
man. 1865. Oklahoma 1.-TWO out Of
three falls).
Evening star., 1937-02-05
TRACK MEET BROADCAST
.Wanamaker Mile, Mil1rose 600 on
Air Tomorrow Night.

Descriptions Of the running of the
classic Wanamaker Mile and the Mill
rose 600 at Madison Square Garden
will be broadcast tomorrow night over
Station VOL, from 10 until 1890
O'Clock. Dave Driscoll, Mutual Broad
casting Co.'S sports commentator, will
be at the mike
A speech by Judge jeremiah T. Ma
honey, president of the National A. A.
u, also will be included in the half
hour broadcast.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
H0YAS, TERRAPINS RUN
Name Line-ups for Relay Races
in Millrose Games.

A Georgetown 1-mile relay team
seeking second straight victory and
Maryland quartet making its debut
will head for New York and the Mill
rose games tomorrow.
The Hoya team, which won its race
at the Boston knights of Columbus
games last week, will be composed Of
Vincent Healy, Leroy Green, George
Brogan and Jim McPoland.
Maryland's team, which has shown
well in trials, will consist of Bill Theis,
Logan Schultz, Ed Miller and Paul
Cronin.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
OPEN S. E. MEET URGED
Vols Coach Wants Entire Loop
in Basket Ball Tourney.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February 5 LP).
Coach Blair Gullion of Tennessee
advocates the invitation Of all IS teams
to the Southeastern Conference bas-
ket ball tournament.
1t is the only fair way to determine
the champion Of the circuit" he said.
Under the present set-up only the
eight teams with the highest per-
centage qualify for touruament play,
Evening star., 1937-02-05
GALLAUDET HOPEFUL
Sees Chance With Southeastern,
Despite Loss to Hopkins.

Still recovering from 52-17 shell
lacking received last night at the
hands Of Johns Hopkins at Baltimore,
Gallaudet envisioned happier out
come today as it prepared for its bas-
ket ball game tomorrow night against
Southeastern University at the Y. M.
G. A.
Race Drake proved the only redeem
ing feature In Gallaudet's attack,
scoring 9 points, although yielding in
dividual high point scoring honors to
Johns Hopkins ace, Melvin, who
crorod 1e y,oi,,fc
Evening star., 1937-02-05
T.C. q. RAISES COACH.

FORT WORTH, Tex, February
R.-Leo Dutch) Meyer, foot ball
coach at Texas Christian University,
has been given a three-year contract
at q substantial increase in salary.
Sam Baugh has been offered the
freshman coaching job.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
PIEDMONT MAY ENLARGE.

RICHMOND, Va, February R.-
Dan w. Hill, president Of the Piedmont
League, said there is Z. q strong possi-
bility Of an eight-team league this
year II the Norfolk Portsmouth con-
trovessy over night base bali is SET
Evening star., 1937-02-05
WAITING ON NEWTON.

RALEIGH, N. c., February (P).-
North Carolina State College officials
said Williams Doc) Newton, Davidson
foot ball coach, would inform them
today whether he would accept the
position of head mentor here.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
FIRETHoRN WITHDRAWN.

LOS ANGELES. February R).-
Ranks Of eligibles for the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap. February ~.
were thinnea today by the withdrawal
Of Firethorn by Owner w. M. JET
fords because Of recurrence Of an ankle
I1njuryh
Evening star., 1937-02-05
FLORIDA RACE ON AIR.

The running of the Bahama Handi-
cap, one Of Florida's most priced stake
races, will be aired locally through
Station VOL from $3.50 until 4:30
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon by Bryan
Fad, dtroot frum HiAleah Park
Evening star., 1937-02-05
TOLEDO WILL TEST.
COLUMBUS BOXERS.
Rugged Team Completes for
Ohio School at Turner's
Arena Tonight.
UNIVERSITIES

OLUMBUS UNIVERSITYS
4 boxing team, still undefeated,
stands an excellent chance OF
~ being socked out of the select
class tonight when it faces University
of Toledo. also boasting an unblem-
ished record, at Turner's Arena. The
card, consisting Of eight bouts, will be
launched at $3.50 o'clock.
For the second consecutive week
the Explorers will aid flood sufferers.
it has been announced by DR.. John r.
Fitzpatrick, dean of Columbus Uni
versity. Ten per cent of the proceeds
will be turned over to the American
Red Cross.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
WOLVERTON IS KILLED.

OAKLAND, Calf, February R).-
Harry Wolverton. 81, one-tinne big
league player. was found dead on a
downtown street last night, his head
crushed. Police said he apparently
was the victim of hit-run driver.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
CARD FROSH TRIPPED
Basketers of g. w. High Win De-
spite Councilman's Plav.

spite Councilman's Play.
Catholic University freshman bas.
keters dropped a hard-fought 33-to-
26 decision to George Washington
High last night in a preliminary to
the CARDINAL Geneva game at Brook
land.
Councilman, G. q. frosh forward.
was the games high scorer, bagging
10 points. Robinson topped the q.
WIS with nine.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
PROS GET DENVER STAR.

fhUS 0EI UGN " En- DIAN.
DENVER, February S F.-Alex
Drobnitch, all-Rocky Mountain Con-
ference guard at Denver University
two seasons, said he would play with
the Philadelphia Professional League
foot ball team next season.