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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
Three Men Kill
Former PugiIist

FRESNO. Cal, Dec. 27 CUP) -
Pasquel Demera, 81, welterweight
boxer who fought under the ring
name of Pat Dundee, was beaten
to death in the second floor hall
way of a small hotel here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
MACHINE TAKES
SHINE FROM PANTS

EAST ORANGE, N, J., Dec. 27
(UP)-Carment A. Bsttaglia came
to the aid today of men with shiny
pants. An inventor and jewelry
designer, Battaglia announced that
after seven years research, he had
perfected "de-shiner"-a machine
and a solution that deaden the
luster of worn trousers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets At
A Glance
UNIT'FD PRESS

Stocks weak in moderate trading.
Bonds: Japanese bonds strong;
us. government issues higher,
d domestic funds lower and quiet.
Curb stocks lower and quiet.
Foreign exchange narrowly ir-
regular in terms of the dollar.
Cotton steady and quiet.
Corn to 2M cents higher;
wheat 4 to12 higher.
Rubber moderately lower.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 81. CUP,

SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. y. (UP)
Salt Lake City's public library is
no bus station, a couple from Po-
cstello, Idaho. learned last night.
The couple entered the library to
wait for an interstate bus. After
two hours sitting the lights went
off and they found themselves lock-
ed in the building. Police, brought
to the scene by an anxious tele-
phone call, rescued them after ap-
plying screw driver to one of the
library windows.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27

Notwithstanding
Fighter of Year
In Writer'S Poll

NEW YORK, Dec. 27 (UP)-Featherweight Cham
pon Henry Armstrong, Los Angeles knockout specialist
named No. of both feather and lightweight divisions
today in the annual rankings of the sports most authori
tatve organ Ring Magazine. Editor Nat Flescher said
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
Prospect of Wet Turf on
New Years Day Hikes Odds
On California to Annex
California Players Called to First Prep Session After
Arrival Sunday in Pasadena for
Rose Bowl Classic .... ....... 80.

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 81 (UP)-The threat of a wet
New Years day menaced California and Alabama today
the rival football squads entered week of practice
sessions that will end with the Rose Bowl game saturday
Rain fell from the pubczed golden skies all day yes
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
Slow Track at Anita

LOS ANGELES (UP)-Cloudy weather and slow track
prospect Anita racerack for tomoows nneae
program There Sundays and Monday
Training continued the turf the last of the foreign
aspants arrived from South America These were three CeanS
purchased by Angeles who already has
three from Chile at the track
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
L. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, Dec. p (uPl :
8. 8. 8 3. NO. 10. ieafy go. .......s sis1s.SS
U. S. No. 2 and mixed $16.50-17.0O
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
u. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. ~ CUP, -
Gransamcfica .-.tsttr.'t l"fs "a =
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27

YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-27
COTTON

Spots slEauy, mIuunns o4Z, seIes
none.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. % UP)-
Cotton futures closed steady.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Artillery Drill Spectacular.

THE Fort Myer horse show team,
including Capt. John Meade, Lieut..
B. c. Patrick and Lieut.. Jack Seamon.
performed we'll. One Of the most
spectacular events of the afternoon
was the exhibition drill by the 18th
Field Artillery from Fort Myer, under
the command Of Capt. Meade. Win
ners in the various classes:
LADIES' HUNTERS. over outside
course-Sport Marvel U s. Randle. first:
and Brown Lass Mrs. D. N. Lee Of Middle
FA1kFAX HUNT CLASS. over outside
fax Hunt Club or resident land owners OF
Fairfax County-Randle's Hope. U. S.
Rsndle. first: Gayly Boy. W: T. Carrico
GRLES "'' HuNrERs-oreen Timber,
Mrs. D, N, Lee; nrst; Sport Marvel, u S.
ToUCH AND OUT, over inside course
Buddy Lieut.. JACK seamons, Fort Myer,
Myer second; Randles Way u S Rande,
third. and Apple Jack. Fenton Fadeley.
WORKING HUNTER CLASS. over out
side course-Apple jack; Fen,on Fadeley
tirst: Randle's Hope. U S. Randle second !;
Brown Lass, Mrs. D. N. Lee. third. and
Sport Marvel. U. S. Randle. fourth.
HEAVYWEIGHT HUNTERS. over out
side course-Claws. U. S. Randle. first:
Sport Marvel. U. S. Randle. second: Apple
Jack. Fenton Fadeey, third. and Dundy
LEIGHTwEIGHT HUNTERS. over out
first: Green Timber. Mrs. b. N. Lee. sec
and Loro, Mrs. D. N. Lee. fourth. WIZ ~
TIME CLASS. over outside course
Vagabond King, Judse J. r. H. Alexander
of Leesburs. first: Katherine Stone. Roland
Hartman. Suitland Md, second: Brown
Lass. Mrs. D. N. Lee. third and Rock
Haven. Miss Peggy Wilmer. Leesbure.
fourth
first: Brown lass, Mrs. D. N. Lee. second:
Apple Jack. Fenton, Fadeley, third. and
Miss Henry, Reed Thomas. Browns S
o"ofis oPEN Ut JuMP1NG-Apple Jack. Fenton
Fadeley. first: My Lassie Fort Myer horse
show team second; Katherine Stone
Roland Hartman. third. and Buddy. Fort
Myer horse show team. fourth.
F.. HUNTER HACkS-Grand FumRr, Mrs
Randle. second claws; =; S; Randie., third.
PAIRED HUNTERS-Entry Of U. S.
second. and entry Of U. S. Randle. third
HUNT TEAMS-Team of u S. Randle
first. and Fort Myer hunt team. second
CHAMPIONSHIP-Spo Marvel. entry
of U. S. Randle. frst. and Apple Jack.
entry Of Fenton Fadeley. reserve.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Soccer Record in Scotland.

SOCCER draws the boys and girls
through the gates of Wembley
Stadium outside London, as many rs
10000 for game, yet the record
soccer crowd was at Hampden Park,
Scotland-l36,258 paid, April /, 1898.
No paid sporting event in the
United States ever has drawn as many
as that. Heavyweight boxing matches
and big foot ball games draw the
largest outpourings: the top attend
ance at a prize fight was in Phila-
delphia the night Gene Tunney
pinned Jack Dempsey's ears back
12o,757 paid
Soldier Field. Chicago. holds the
record for foot ball crowds, with a
112,e12 at the Southern California
Notre Dame game in 1929
Base ball may be the national game
but it has vet to see a crowd of
100000 Maybe it isn't the games
fault, for there is no major league
park capable OF accommodating such
turnout. The record is 1888 at
the Yankee Stadium September 9.
1928, for a double-header between
the Yankees and the Philadelphia
Athletics.
How many people turned out to
welcome Lindbergh to New York after
he returned from having flown the
Atlantic can only be estimated. Per-
haps, as the touring car bearing the
flyer moved uptown along streets lined
with men, women and children, it
was million.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
R0SAR, BATTING .348,
TOPS INTERNATIONAL
Keller Hits .344 to Get Second.
Place Tie With Scofic, Leads
By the Associated Press.

~ ehe Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 28.-If it's not
one Newark catcher it's another at
ohe mead OF the international League
batting parade.
WIN Hershberger nose-dived from
the top 70 fourth place during tho
week ended with Wednesdays games
ot's his catching partner in the Bears
championship cast, young Buddy
ftosar, took over the pace setting.
1osar boosted his average nine points
dAring the seven-day span, winding
up with a .348 mark. Hershber1er
dropping l6 points to .34l. was passed
by Charley Keller, another Newarker
and Lou Scoffic of Rochester. who
deadlocked for second place with .344.
Scof1ic's rise from fifth place broke
NeVarks strangle hold of one-two-
three in the batting race for the first
time In weeks. BY actual service for
the year he and Keller with s46 and
1876 times at bat, respectively. were
unof1icial leaders, even over Rosar.
whose record showed only 2O4 trims
to the plate.
Trailing the four pace-setters were
Babe Dahlgren, also of Newark, with
.3S9; Dick Porter, Syracuse, 1924; Les
Powers, Baltimore, who climbed from
twelfth place to seventh, with 1922,
deadlocking Irv Jeffries, Montreal;
Paul Dunlap, Montreal, 1921, and
George McQuinn. Newark, 1921.
Only two changes occurred In the
other individual departments of play
during the week. Joe Gordon, New
ark's classy secondsacker, climber into
a tie with his teammate, Keller, for
the lead in most hits, each with 16O.
Keller, meantime, retained sole interest
in the run-scoring lead, with lO6.
Alb Wright, Baltimore better, not only
held onto the home run leadership,
with 80 circuit clouts, but boosted his
uns-batted-in total to 1O1.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
ENDS SHORTST0P
is BEST SEM|-PR0
Gi|christ Honored by All.
America Board-Majors
Sign ID in Meet.
By the Associated Press


::;: $: i; ;s :: ;:::: g:
Okla, shortstop, tonight as the out
standing prospect of the All-Ameri-
can team. recently selected from play
ers in the national semi-pro tourney
here.
The board, headed by Joe Devine
Of the New York Yankees, is COM
posed of major league scouts.
Gilchrit, 20, and right handed, has
fielded sensationally and batted 1886.
Enid, undefeated, meets Buford,
Ga. for the semi-pro title here to-
morrow night.
President Raymond du Pont of the
National Semi-Pro Congress an
nounced these "A players have been
signed by major league scouts:
CLEVELAND Harper LA Grange,
Ca. third basemAn.
CHICAGO WHITE sOx-Georse Reif
,Hollywood,. outfielder; Bud Malone
BOSTON RED sOX-Herb schefqer
Wichita: first baseman. Tommy Fine
uMogn1 lrn;p Pleasant Iexl pitcher JACK
Harris lBuford, Ca, first baseman. "
DETROrT.Joe KNIGHT tWaynesboro
ST Louis cxRDISALs-Marion De
Jarnstt 'Lincoln. Nebr.p. outfelder Ger
NEW YORK YASKEEs"Henry H nis'"sa cald-
well LA Grange. Ga. outfelGer
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Outlook Tickles
T.. w. Grid

JIM P1xLEE, George Washing
tons athletic director and head
foot ball coach, returned to town
yesterday somewhat UNEXPECTEDLY
and Immediately settled down to
the work of completing plans for
the Colonials' two-week training
session at Camp Let's, Nd, which
opens on Labor day. Pixlee was
not expected home until next week.
In excellent spirits and rested
after his months visit in Cali
fornia, the stoutish coach starts
his work for the 1897 season with
confidence. I'VE surprised . lot
Of people with our sophomore team
last Fall, and I believe We have
every right 10 b optimistic this
year." he saAd,
Evening star., 1937-08-29
When
Your
Dog
Begins
to
Scratch
YOU OWE HIM THIS RELIEF

YOU OWE HIM THIS RELIEF
Don't blame the heat or animal nature
when your dog begins to scratch and
shed his coat. 1t isn't natures way at
all. If your skin was like his-non-por-
ous-and you couldn't perspire. the Itch
ing would drive you mad.
dogs skin Is subject to intense Itch
ing irritations often brought about by
improper feeding. restraint OF domestic
life and lack Of natural exercise. No won.
der he has to scratch--is fretful and
nervous. He Is in torment. He books
to you for help.
Rex Hunters Tasteless DOG Powders IN
any aRe. contain the, natural correctives
each week they work to corres eondi-
coat. listlessness, poor appetite and asso-
happy. healthy and contented
Easy to administer. safe to use and tn
expensive Rex Hunters Dog Powders ths
prescription Of an English Veterinary
surseon. are for sale at leading Pet Shops
and DRUG Stores. II unable to obtain
locally send csc for > packsse-s full
months supply--(or 5 for 81 .ool di1ect to
makers. J. HilEers & Co. Dept 3e6. Ding
hampton. N. Y.
You'll never know how fne your dos
can Be until you've tried them. Ask for
Rex Hunters Dos Powders. Keep Your
DOG Pit.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Farr Furious, MerciIess.
Lincoln Fields
Results
Not Seriously Hurt.
Py the Associated Press.

Ey thc Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: claiming;
Contract pott.rt SO 500 $40
Aunt Flor p. Roberts 4.2O 800
1r,nsiup aI:s p,nW.. a. F. MfI1'n tmm v.oet.r 22ao
nadic and Crout Au Pot.
SECOND RACE-Purs.. $500, claiming;
Green country ,south 27.2o $50
Oddesa Frank Mr.. Grief Star Reporter
THIRD RACE-Purs.. $500; claiming;
3.year-oIds, and up; furlonxs.
Ottoman tJacobS $50 4.SO 200
Lady Boo tMarinellD Il.8O 4.S0
Miss Sycamore tDotter) I"O
Also ram Kp. Scotch Boy: Sir Bos
ton. The Rev. Second Guess, Prince Tide,
Star sis;d ssss and Miehisan II.
DAILY Double paid slO.2OD
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
Cloud Dor ,TIdenl ,1i.eo 500 80
Leading Article cRyan) $50 80
I Also m ran-one One Night. Pompa, Seventh
Heaven and Perelette.
FIFTH RACE-Joi-t Handicap: purse,
Co-Sport ,Dott.D $50 500 40
a Genevra NJ. tWestl 40 800
Steel knight tSmith) $50
Also ran-a Knee Deep, AUanwood
and dIassator.
Al. W Parrish entry.
d--Finished second hut DISQUALIFIED.
SIXTH RACE-Th. Marquette Han'a
cap: purse. $500 added: 3-year-olds an
up: li> miles.
EushavaN lDotte) 1880 go 40
Motlev tRyan> $40 90
Sir Jim James &C. SMITH 800
Also ran-War Fellow, The Queen and
Dniepef.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
ing: 3-yesr-ol and up: IA miles.
Step Ahead tRichsrds) 1,.sOb60 42O
Whchaway tRyan) $50 $50
Fire Advance tSonth) 500
Also ran-PanalonE. swamp ANGEL.
American Prince and StrateEist II.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
t-year -olds and up: Ia miles.
Golden Nut tWiIson) 1900 $50 100
Wild Transit tRyan) $50 32O
Bombastic ~. Riehard) 42O
Also ran-Hour Zev. Cannons Roar,
Guess. Irish ImaEe. Baby Wrack and Witty
Lass.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
UNDERWR|TE TROT RACE
Springfield Men Pledge $25, 600
for Greyhound-Muscl

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, August 20 (P).-
Springfield sponsors OF the drive to get
the Greyhound-Mu interna-
tional trotting race for the Illinois
Fair Grounds track claimed success
today in underwriting it for S25 1000.
Gov. Horner headed list Of 81 local
men who promised to put up $500 each
toward the purse and other expenses
Local promoters said the race would
be held here October 6 unless there is
a change of attitude on the part of
Sep Palm, trainer of Greyhound. the
grand circuit champion. and Giovanni
Maiani. Italian owner of the European
champion Muscletone.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Olympics Far Under Mark.

THE largest crowds to participate
in religious gatherings are those
that turn out for sessions of the ELL
charistic Congress. When the con-
gress was held at Chicago. estimates
Of the attendance ran up TO 100000.
The Olympics. banner event of ANA
teur sports the world round. never
have come close to the 100000 mark
that the Derby draws at EPSON
Downs. The final days attendance at
the 1886 Olympiad in Berlin was l30,-
900. The figure was under the at
tendance mark of the Winter Olympiad
at h-Partenkircher which
drew ISL 900, although about $4,000 Of
that number got in free.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
C0LV|N RUN TITLE
T0SPORT MARVEL
Rand|e Horse Given Close
Battle by Apple Jack of
Fade|ey Stable.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

OLVIN RUN. Va. August "a
I Another victory for the stables
Of U. s. Randle Of Washing
~ ton. D. c., was registered this
afternoon at the Colvin Run Horse
and Pony Show as Sport Marvel. COM
peting against strong field, annexed
championship honors
A close contender was Apple Jack.
Fenton M. Fadeley's sterling perform
er, which took the reserve champion
ship. Sport Marvel won first place
in the ladies hunters class and three
second places, besides placing in sew
eral other classes.
To Apple Jack went initial honors
in the working hunter class and the
open jumping class. Apple Jack also
placed in several other classes. but
failed to take the necessary points to
nose out Sport Marvel for the cham
pionship.
Claws and Randle's Hope, two other
Randle horses, also took a first place
each. The former led in the Fair
fax hunt class. and the latter in the
class for heavyweight hunters.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Grid Evils Held
Colleges Fault
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
P1rrsBURaH, August 2s.-col-
leges-not the alumni-are re-
sponsihle for the SubsidiZation Of
foot ball players in the opinion of
Ralph c. Hutchison, president Of
Washington and Jefferson College.
People throughout the country
think alumni subsidize foot BALL,
but persons close to the sport know
they have very little to do with 1t.
1t is the educa tional institutions
who are to blame for this disgust
ing situation"
1t was DR.. Hutchison who deem
phaszed foot ball at Washington
and Jefferson College in Washing
ton, Pa. once the home of national
championship teams.
We're having more fun now and
our enrolment has increased he
asserts.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
WIN HORSESHOE TITLES
Carroll and Ellis Prevail on Col
orsd Playgrounds.

Two horseshoe champs were crowned
yesterday In the District Playground
colored tournament when Ed Carroll
Of Lincoln won the Junior crown and
John Ellis Of Francis the senior.
Carroll advanced through = tough
field to meet L. Courtney Of Banneker
in the final. A second-game rally
paved the way to victory. Ellis de-
feated B. Reeder OF Lincoln In the
senior final in straight games. Both
tossers entered The Evening Star
District championship trials.
Summaries:
eemi-hnals-EHs tFrancis) defeated
Lyles lGarheldl. 2b-11. ass. Reeder
advanced by default.
Finals-Ellia (Francis) defeated Reeder
Lincoln), 26-6, 27-l0.
JuniSF
semi mi-hnals-cslroll. n4ncoln) deieated
Courtney tDannskef). 1e-76. 2B-1o. 3b-S.
Esh e4ys1sSSf b A,sEss, =, A.1..A.n ,~.k
00o1RoaA AS-oA 0-oo.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
GROVE NINE PLAYS TWO.

Washington Grove nine tangles
twice today, meeting the Sandy
Spring team first at 1880 and wind
ing up in . tussle with Capital Tran
sit diamonders. Both games will
be played at Washington Grove, Md.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
ORIOLES RUNNERS. UP,

Michigan Park Orioles took four
straight from the Merrick Boys Club
in their four-out-of-seven series, to
place second behind the Boys Club
Yanks in the Washington Boys Club
League.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
TRAVERSE GREAT MARE.

Traverse, famous daughter Of Ira
cery, not only produced Transmute,
which won fame on the track and is
now making . name for himself In the
stud, but also seven othsr winners and
pepdneagA
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Biggest Paid Gate ut Derby.

MAYBE a better gauge of mass
pull is to be found at those
affairs that charge admission. At
EPSON Downs each year the turnout
for the Derby is about 100000. That
is top paid attendance for any event.
sporting. musical or novelty, so far
as records show. But cornhusking
contest on an Indiana farm draws a
larger crowd than any American horse
race. On a chill November day two
years ago there were 10000 per-
sons-all standing-at Leslie Mitch
ellis farm near NeWtoWn. Ind, watch.
ing the national cornhusking contest,
and a year later, at Newark, Ohio,
the crowd for the same event was
10000.
The best turnout for a horse race
in the United States was at the Mar
ragansett track three years ago, with
56,l02 paid admissions
While crowd of 250.O00 such as
heard the Chicago concert is not
regular thing. it is not infreouent.
That many people turn out each year
for the running of the St. Leger horse
race at Doncaster, England, and for
the Grand National Steeplechase at
Liverpool, and they pay.
Rio de Janeiro got a quarter Of a
million crowd last year for the in
ternational auto race. The biggest auto
race crowds in America are those
which see the grind al the Indianapo-
lis Speedway each year. The attend
ance last year was IT'S, ,000-paid.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
GETS ACE AT KENWOOD
Dr. F. 8. Bacon Holes Tee Shot
on 23O-Yard Tenth Hole

One OF the very rare holes in one
on kenwood's 230-yard tenth hole
was recorded yesterday by DR.. F. 8,
Bacon.
DR.. Bacon took a full WALTON with
wooden club and saw the ball vanish
IN the cup, in plain sight from the
tee,
Evening star., 1937-08-29
BOWLING LEAGUES |
FORMING ROSTERS
Early Activity Is Seen as
Indication of Big Year
for Maple Sport.
rising rumble you hear Is
prelude to the opening Of
the bowling season. In a few

THAT rising rumble you hear Is
prelude to the opening OF
the bowling season. In few
weeks the game will be under
full way, not to slow again until late
Spring.
Dozens of leagues are organizing
early and Secretary Arville Ebersole
Of the Washington City Duckpin As
sociation is predicting an even bigger
season than last years, which was
by far the best since pre-depression
times.
The final organization meeting of
the Takoma Suburban League will be
held at the Takoma alley Thursday
at 8 pm. j. c. Sherbahn is president,
?. L. LaWhorn. vice president; Charles
j. Sincell, secretary and P. K. Beck,
scorer. The season will open Septem-
ber 16
Teams in line include: Pioneer Press,
Joe Judge Grill. Decatur Lunch,
Brooks Shade Shop, Takoma Billiards,
Park Pharmacy and Lamar 81 Wal
lace. Any others desiring membership
should communicate with Red Megaw
at the Takoma pin plant.
Federals Meet Wednesday.
H'EDERAL LEAGUE bowlers will
meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at
the Department of Justice. President
w. Richard Glavin requests all teams
desiring franchises to have representa-
tlves present. The session will be
held in Room 55l9. Team captains
unable to attend are asked to phone
President Glavin at National 1903.
branch 113.
Oave Burrows heads the George
town Commercial League with James
Boteler as vice president and P. K.
Beck, for the eighth straight year,
as secretary-scorer. The teams in
clude last seasons champion, JET
ferson Spring Co.; Penn Wine and
Liquor. Palmer Beverage, Stohlman
Chevrolet, J. and J. Restaurant.
Brown Derby Cafe, Smith and Butler
Garage, American Brewery, George
town Recreation, Chappell Billiards
and two teams yet to be named,
New League for Women.
A NEW league is being formed at
Silver Spring for women who
have graduated from the low average
circuits, but have not attained star
dom and for some who have. The
league will shoot on Tuesday nights.
starting September 81.
The maximum team average will
be 480, but there will be no handi-
caps
Mrs. Levola Almony is the presi-
dent; Mrs. Ruth Rothgeb, vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Alma Schultz, secretary
treasurer.
A meeting will be held September
Z. Two franchises remain open and
information concerning them NAV
De obtained from Earle Stocking, Sill
yer Spring manager, or any of the
leagues officers.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
CHURCH ROLLERS MEET.

East Warrington Church Bowling
League Officers and captains will
meet Tuesday, August 81, in the Doug
las M. Z. Church, Tenth and H streets
northeast, At 3 pm.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
TAKES SOFT BALL TITLE.

Frlars' Club soft ballers took two
from the Unknowns to win the st
Anthony League title. ]. and L. Hama
gan supplied the batting punch and
mound skill for the victors.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
Promising Talent.

John BOYDA will be groomed Is
reserve center with Charley Nor
ton, Pershing Mondorff, Frank Skot-
nicki Bob Brand and Johnny Jones,
II they all return, providing likely
backfield material. Rip Hewitt. 4
fleet reserve back from last season,
also will make strenuous fight for
4 regular backfield job.
Coach Frank Dobson, who expects
4 squad Of about 40, again will be
assisted by Jack Faber and AL Heagy,
with AL Woods handling the yearlings.
The Terps open their season with st.
Johns September IS at College Park.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
STARK KEEPS LAST WORD.

Umpire Dolly Stark will turn from
the diamond to the gridiron this Fall
10 broadcast some Of the important
eneAes, thus keeping intact his record
Of always having the last word.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
C0LORED BOXING SHOW.

An all-colored amateur boxing show
will be staged Wednesday night at
& O'Clock 1T Green Valley, Va. Way
man Stewart and Buster Hall will
battle in the main attraction.
Evening star., 1937-08-29
We1shmAn in Mean Mood.

ETARR was in war-Nke mood today
according TO reports from his 49,
room mansion on the Atlantic Ocean
Aneered when a war correspondent
questioned him too closely on Field
mans knockdown triumph, he lost his
temper and shouted:
One more mention ct my nerves, ;"
exploded Tommy, land IN fling YOU
through the door. you bloody cough
drop!"
Another cause for alarm in the Fsrr
camp, which usually Is npside down.
Is the challenger's weight. When he
Weaehed IN before the New York State
Athletic Commission THURSDAY he
scaled 2O7, his highest ever. Yester-
oay morning he hit che 1oad al bound
ao IN heavy woolens. Letter, be boxed
with fun-length TRUNKS and 4 sweat
shirt.