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Evening star., 1937-01-10
TOSSERS, BOXERS
WORRY c. j. LADS
Cardinals Face Big Issue
Against Five Invading
Squads This Week.

-FOUR basket ball games and the
l. toughest boxing match of the
season will give Catholic. Uni
L versity athletes their most ac-
tive week of the Winter within the
next six days.
Two of the four court contests,
with Duquesne and Mississippi State,
will be played on the Cardinals coura
at Brookland, while Eddie La Fond
mittmen will make Duke their second
foe in as many weeks in the c. U
gym on Saturday night.
The Duquesne game is tomorrow
night and the Mississippi contest on
Wednesday. Fod Fotton will take
his tossers to Scranton and Phila-
delphia over the week end to meet
st. Thomas on Friday and La Sale
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
LEADERS OF BASKET
LOOP ARE MATCHED
Merrick Boys, Loans Currency
Teams Meet Tomorrow at
Southeast Center.

WITH the Merrick Boys Club team,
defeated only once in 10 games.
leading the National Basket Ball
League Of the Southeast Community
Center by two full games, attention
will be centered on the American
League tomorrow night when Loans
and Currency challenges Clark's Serv-
ice Station for the loop leadership at
Hine Junior High School.
Although both Clark's and Loans
and Currency have been defeated
twice, the Service Station quint has
won one more game than the Finan-
ciers. A victory for the latter. there
fore, would give them the lead.
Only Reads Pharmacy has been
able to defeat Merrick, a combination
of fast-passing and notwithstanding
fellows who have been assembled by
Tom Gearty. former Catholic Uni
versity athlete. Clover Athletic Club,
now in third place, challenges the
front-runners on Wednesday night
with Preacher" Adkins providing the
former with a real threat.
The standings and this weeks
schedule:
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Jacques Proves Clever.

A BSoRBING all ortenzi could
throw in his direction early in the
first round. Jacques, making his first
start for Maryland, backed his foe to
the ropes and took the second session
clearly with two solid rights to the
face which staggered the olive-skinned
Ortend. Ortenz, hitting in the
clinches in the third round, saw his
slim chance of victory fade as the
timid-appearing Jacques maintained
his fast tempo.
Maryland scored two technical
knockouts and one clean-cut chilling
triumph. Tom Birmingham, fighting
in the 125-pound division, quickly dis
posed of Paul Brengle, using a stiff
right to the jaw as the medium Of de-
posting the Green Terror feather
weight after so seconds of the first
round.
The briefest victory of the evening
however, was credited to swarthy
Mike Lombardo. representing Mary
land in the l55-pound division. Mix.
was awarded a technical knockout
over Bill Speigel after 10 seconds OF
the first round. Coach Charlie Ha-
vens. who doesn't take long to make
up his mind, decided Speigel was out.
classed.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
WILSON R0UTS FRIENDS
Team Takes All Swim Events in
Meet to Score 1920.
I,ine-uDS

woodrow Wilson High Schools
swimming team completely outclassed
the mermen from Friends School of
Baltimore yesterday, winning a dual
meet, 1920, in the Y NJ. C. A. pool.
Paced by Satterfield, who won three
events, a Wilson man captured every
event, and only one Friends man
gained second place. Wilson COM
pleted the rout by taking the relay.
Summaries:
1OO-YARD BREAST STROKE-Won BY
Hechlnger wilson: second. Torbert
tFriends); third. Ryan wilson,. Time.
5O-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by satter-
sid isSs (HWiIfSSni HeaS3 Sse9nd GnTsy WisO
2?0-YARD FREE STYLE - Won by
Ziegler (Wilson) second Cutler tWiison) |;
third; For6ush Friends Time. ::4e.3.,
1O0-YARD BACK STROKE-Won by
Satterheld wilson: second. CARLY (wil.
SOM. third. Torbert tFriends). Time.
I6o-YARD MEDLEY RELAY-won BY
wilson Donaldson, Ryan. Leith). Time,
els-YARD FREE STYLE RELAY-wcn
by Wilson Gutter, Brylouski, Dowell Gall
liherl. Time .,.lo
Evening star., 1937-01-10
BREWER FIVE FACES
SPEEDY BROOKLYNS
Invading Team, Banded for Years,
Loser Only to Renaissance
TLis Caasnp

A BASKET ball team which has
stuck together since winning 40
consecutive games and the scholastic
championships of New York and New
England as the John Adams High
School of Brooklyn a few years ago,
invades the Heurich gymnasium today
to test further the mettles Of the
rapidly-rising and pleasing young
Brewers.
The New York Presidents, an ag-
gregation which has as its nucleus
the veteran Honey Russell of the
old American League. are today's visi-
tors in the weekly game which starts
at the Twenty-sixth and Water
streets court at $3.50 o'clock.
Defeated only once this season, by
the colored champions, Renaissance.
the Presidents one-point trimming
leaves them on practically even terms
with the Brewers, who split even
with the colored tossers in two games
here.
Like all good court teams, the New
Workers average over feet in height
having, besides Russell, Pat Bataeff,
Bill Pollett, Russ Moore. Bus Koehler,
Billy johnson and AL Citrin.
The Brewers, however, riding to
greater fame than ever with a COM
bination of Ed Hargaden, Whitley Will
son, OTIS Zahn. Ralph Bennie, Ever
EFT Russell. Waldo Wegner and Tuffy
Leemans have no intention of having
their successful streak interrupted.
A preliminary game between Ster-
ling and Heurich Senate Beer. Heurich
Cup League teams, will start at 2:30
O'Clock
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Katalinas Hits Hard.

A FTER winning the first round on
his aggressiveness. Ed Helms of
Carolina ran into dynamite right de-
livered by Leo Katalinas that f1oored
him for an 8-count in the second.
Hardly before he had reached his
feet again. Katalinas slugged the big
220-pounder down again and Reynolds
halted the match.
Bob Eller and DR.. o. U. Singer were
the judges. The summary:
1I3 POUNDs-Bernstein &c. u. won
BY technical knockout. second round, over
s;9G Iss P6TNbSs 6tA TSso ssoouinan &C. ". won by
technical knockout. 1850 second round.
over Alton Smith.
135 PoUNDs-Penland IN. C. s.. out
1i5, POUNDs-Mix &C. VI. outpointed
i55 PoUNDS-Bunsa &C. ". won by
technical Knockout. ITO second round,
over Browning.
1875 POUNDs-Greco &C. ". outpoint-
ed Miller.
I55 PoUNDs-Dunne &c. W. won tech
nical knockout. 1:45 second round. over
Howerton.
UNLiMITED-Katalin &C. ". won
technical Knockout l:15 second round,
over Helms.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

TECH HIGHS basket ball team
impressed heavily in its first
start in the new interhigh series.
trouncing Wastern, 1920. 1t was
especially strong defensively, limit
ing the losers to five field goals.
william Connellan. former green's
keeper of Canoe Brook, N. j.. will
make his home in Washington for
at least year. He has reached an
agreement with the Greens Com
mittee Of the Chevy Chase Club re-
garding his services and will as
sumo duties there about February
l. Comedian has constructed and
maintained green's at some of the
most famous courses in America.
Seniors. helped mostly by Solo
mon, Milstead and Call, won the
interclass swimming meet at Gen.
trail High School. A junior, Leech.
however, who won the plunge for
distance, is most promising.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
MARYLAND QU|NT
F|NDSV. V.M.L.EASY
Thomas Garners 21 Points
as Ragged Rivals Are
Beaten, 48 to 28.
EXTINCTION, Va. January (P).
-Knocky Thomas, speedy
Maryland guard. scored 81

IA1N1 Wv, va, udIludI W :.
-Knocky Thomas, speedy
Maryland guard. scored 81
IL points, including eight field
goals. to lead the Terps to a 48-to-28
victory over v. M. l. here tonight.
Andy Trzeciak. Cadet sophomore
guard, entered the contest after the
first few minutes and sank four field
goals to head v. NJ is attack from
the floor, though Bill Shomo, guard,
Gagged five foul shots for total Of IL
points.
The Maryland players broke fast
under the basket to run up 23-to-l3
count at the half-time and increased
this margin after intermission.
The Cadets, starting their first
game of the season under Coach
Pooley Hubert, showed flashes of
form, but also were guilty OF ragged
play, resulting from less than a weeks
practice.
The Old Liners showed a complete
reversal of form from last night, when
they were swamped by the lanky
Washington and Lee Generals.
Coach Burton Shipley, who is in
his fourteenth season at Maryland,
gave IL members of his squad
chance to play after his varsity had
indicated its superiority.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
HOWARD u. SWAMPS
N. C. COLLEGE QUINT
Jones, Gwaltney Head Attack
That Crushes Visitors, 61-27.
Bison. Jayvees Win.

DACED by Jones and Gwaltney, each
of whom scored 13 points, How
ard University's basket ball team COM
pletely routed the five from North
Carolina State College, 6l-27. last
night in the Bison's gym. Brown and
Gould each dropped in four field goals
for Howard.
The winners were OF to an early
lead and had amassed a 34-l4 advan-
tage by half-time. North Carolina's
nine field goals were divided among
three players, johnson, Stafford and
Freeman doing all the scoring from the
floor. -
In a preliminary game. the Howard
Jayvees defeated Cardozo High, I22-l5.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
DUKE WINS NINTH
STRAIGHT At NAVY
Gains 1929 Victory After
Tying Count Midway of
Second Half.
NNAPOLIS. Nd. Jan

A NNAPOLIS. Md. January 9
~ R).-Duke University's basket
~ ball team defeated the Naval
4 n Academy quintet. 80 to 90. to-
day to win its ninth straight game
of the season.
A crowd of $500 saw the visitors
from Durham, N. c.. break a 21-21 tie
midway the second half and surge on
to win. The score was tied eight times
in the hard-fought game and the lead
switched six times.
Ken Podger, Duke guard and high
scorer with II points, shot the points
that gave his team a victory in the
last three minutes of the game.
After resting on the bench. Podger
returned to the court with Duke lead
ing. ~ to 26. He sank two field goals
and two charity shots while his team
mates held Navy to points before the
game ended.
Frank Shamer, Navy guard. was sec
ond high scorer, with 10 points.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Jacobs Has Clean Slate.

VIEWED in order, the 115-pound
class belongs to Ben Jacobs, un-
defeated FRESHMAN fighter of last year.
The 125-pound class, left vacant by
Conference Champion George Cary,
has been turned over to Gregory
Denne, who earned his letter as a
substitute last year.
Withdrawal of Marion Brooks from
the l35-pound division will introduce
another sophomore. Dick Marshall,
who fought on the freshman team.
Either Lewis Shulman or Vincent
Ayres, who were on the varsity squad
last year. will replace Maynord
Mutt" Womer in the 145-pound
class,
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Vets in Other Glasses.

VETERANS will occupy the other
positions. Maynord Harlow, color
full sophomore fighter last season and
conference finalist, is the 155-pounder.
Mortimer Caplin, with a fine two
year record, will carry on in the 165-
pound division, and Ray Schmidt, un-
defeated in dual meets last year, still
is the leading light-heavyweight.
Capt. Fred Cramer, twice confer
ence champion and N. C. A. A. semi
finalist, is supported in the heavy
weight class by Jack Noll, letter
man.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
SWORD TEAM REPORTS.

Seven boys reported for the drill Of
the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. fenc-
ing team yesterday, held under the
leadership of Leon Brown. They were
Oliver Sockwell, David Miller, Wayne
Dawson. Frank Suggs, Rufus John
son, Arthur Greene, jr., and Jimmie
Carter.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Dukes Tough Foes.
IN MEETING Duquesne tomorl

IN MEETING Duquesne tomorrow
the Red Birds will stack up against
one of the most powerful and color
full teams of the East. AS a result,
the spacious c. U. gym is likely to
be crowded to capacity for the first
time in several years. Coached by
Chick Davies, who has been at the
helm for IL years. Duquesne comes
with a record Of not having lost more
than three games in any one season
during Davies tenure, including COM
petition against such teams as Pitts
burgh. Carnegie Tech, Long Island
and West Virginia.
Two of its three losses last year
were by one-point margins, to L. I. U.
and to Pitt.
The Dukes will continue south
after tomorrow nights game to play
the University of Richmond and
North Carolina State.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
VIRGINIA R|NCMEN
OPEN WITH Y. M. |.
Face Team Saturday Tu.
tored by Man Who Boxed
8 Years as Cavalier.

T UNIVERSITY, Va. January 9
tP-Virginia's boxing team
will make its 1887 debut next
Saturday night in v. M. is
ring at Lexington.
The opening battle on Virginia. s
schedule of six dual meets will find
the Cavaliers facing fighters in
structed by a former teammate. Bull
McClung. who became head mentor
of the Cadets after three seasons of
varsity competition here.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Catholic T. Wins H. and Maryland in Opening Ring Season
Federal Government Stands
To Lose Millions as State
Schools Buck Tax on Sport

decision Of the Court Of Appeals in
this case, are an essential govern
mental function Of the State Of
Georgia"
The government argued foot ball
was business.
Federal efforts to collect taxes from
the University Of Iowa already have
reached two courts and a suit has been
instituted to collect from the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
The colleges involved now are all
State-operated. Private institutions
could not use their arguments and
likely would not be affected by de-
cisions favoring them.
Lot Of Dough at Stake
INFORMED sources estimated Uncle
Sam might lose 81 ,00o,O annually
In revenue II the final decision goes
against him.
An incidental question raised by the
"revolt' Of the colleges Is what they
would do with the tax money they
have collected in the event they win
their debate with the Government.
1t would be almost impossible to re-
turn the tax to sports fans. for in most
cases no record of ticket buyers Is kept.
The National Collegiate Athletic As
sociation has a committee studying the
whole problem and it is understood
the association would like to see a test
case taken to the highest court.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
PLAYGROUND HONORS
TO SHERWOOD GIRLS
Make It Two Victories in Row
Over Potomac Avenue Team
in Basket Series.

THE girls basket ball team of the
Sherwood Playground won the
Junior championship of local play
grounds yesterday when it defeated
the Potomac Avenue sextet, 1910, in
the second of a three-game series in
the Hine Junior High gym. Sher-
wood won the first game, 20-18.
Katherine Adamson and Evelyn
Lewis, forwards on the winning team.
proved the most elusive girls on the
floor, the former being high point
scorer with 9 points. Peggy Stroud
led the losers with 8 points, three of
her four double -deckers coming in
the second half. Intermission found
the teams tied 4-4
Evening star., 1937-01-10
BASKET GAMES CLOSE
Four Keen Tits Staged in Junior
Sunday School Loop.

All four games played in the Junior
Sunday School Basket Ball League
at the Y. NJ c. A. were close affairs,
with Y. NJ C. AS 27-16 victory over
Trinity M. E. being the widest margin
separating any of the combatants.
In other contests, Calvary Baptist
nosed out Westminster Presbyterian,
1919; Y. M. C. A. Flashes defeated
Alexandria Arrows, 1916, and the
Y. M. c. A. Eagles trimmed Northeast
Bows Club. 23-14
Evening star., 1937-01-10
GUARDS NIP MARINES
Win Rifle Match by 8 Points.
Rusk Is High Scorer.

In a closely contested rifle match,
the District Of Columbia National
Guard nosed out the Navy Yard Ma
rines by 3 points yesterday on the
losers range. The winners had a
score Of 1884.
D. r. Rusk of the Marines was high
scorer with $50 out Of a possible 400.
while H. 3. Parsons was high for the
Guard with 272.
Summaries:
Evening star., 1937-01-10
RING MEET IS CARDED.

Including a number of Golden Glove
champions, the boxing team Of the
Benezet Boys Club of Philadelphia
will come here next Saturday to meet
the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. ring
men in the local gym.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
WILSON TEACHERS LOSE
Goal in Last Two Seconds Gives
Shenandoah 1882 Victory.

DAYTON, Va. January 9 Especially.
Shades of Frank Merriwell were re.
vived here tonight when, with two sec.
onds remaining and his quintet trail
ing by one point, John Groves swished
the cords from midcourt to enable
Shenandoah College to beat Wilson
Teachers College of Washington.
1892.
Iine-uDS.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Duke (33>
Totals IL 733 Totals

Half-time score-Duke L.: Navy. 10.
Personal fouls = swindell Edwards,
Bergman go. Herrick "a. Minor. Cheek
Lynch. Ingram. Shamer t3l
Free throws missed-Swindell, Herrick
Minor Mcfarland, Ruee. Lynch t2), In
gram (nD. Shamer fol
Referee-Mr. Enrisht (Loyola). Um-
pire-Mr. Rasmussen (1llinois)
Evening star., 1937-01-10
YACHT CLUB TO ELECT.

The Capital Yacht Club will hold
its annual meeting for the election Of
officers Tuesday night at the club
house, it has been announced by D.
II. Fowler. secretary. Reports Of Of
ficers and committees on activities
during the past year also will be read.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
Match Up to c. U.

SATURDAY nights boxing engage
- ment with the Duke Blue. Devils
again should find the Cards struggling
for the better end of the score with
their Southern rivals In both previ-
GUS meetings Duke has defeated the
Brooklanders rather easily and from
present appearances another setback
appears certain for the home town
lads.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
LEWIS is GIVEN DRAW
Ettore's Win Cancelled by State
Boxing Commission.

PHILADELPHIA, January 9 R.-
State Athletic Commissioner Joseph
H. Rainey announced tonight that
AL Ettore's disputed victory over John
Henry Lewis here last Monday night
would be entered on the books of the
commission as draw.
Oficials at the charity fight Mon
day night gave Ettore the fight by
o 2-to-1 vote.
Rainey, who initiated the change.
was supported by Commissioner Nc
Clelland of Pittsburgh and opposed by
Chairman McCloskey Of Johnstown.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
BY DILLON GRAHAM,

Associated Press Sports Writer.
TINE hoary old question Of States
rights confronted the Govern
ment today In q new guise-
u the objections Of State-sup-
ported colleges to paying the Federal
sports admission tax.
Indications were that the Supreme
Court might be the final arbiter.
Already four schools have informed
the Internal Revenue Bureau they will
not pay the 10 per cent tax. Three
cases have reached court. Other in
stitutions are waiting developments
before taking a stand.
Rules Foot Ball q Business.
GOVERNMENT attorneys said they
expect the Supreme Court will be
requested to review one Of the pending
cases.
The College of William and Mary in
Virginia was the latest to object. Re-
fusing to pay future taxes. the college
also will seek a refund of levies paid
in the last four years.
In Atlanta Tuesday Federal Judge
E. Marvin Underwood enjoined the
Government from collecting foot ball
game taxes from the University Of
Georgia and Georgia Tech. He said:
Athletic programs and contests for
which admission is charged, under the
Evening star., 1937-01-10

This weeks schedule-Tomorrow 7:15,
Sigma Mu Sigma VS.. O'Donnelrs Restau-
rant: Sis. Navy Yard VS.. Shamrock
Cleaners; 9:15, Loans and Currency VS..
Trojans vs.. Clovers: s:15, Marvins VS..
D. c. Paper Co.; Sis. Reads Pharmacy
VS.. Navy Yard. Wednesday: 7:15. Celtics
VS.. D. c. Paper Co.; S:15, Merricks vs.
Clovers; 9:15. Trojans VS.. Congress
Heights. Thursday: 7:15. Clarks Serv-
ice Station VS.. Marvins: S:15 ODonnelPs s
VS.. D. C. Paper Co.; 9:15, Shamrocks VS..
Trojans.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

Totals IL 62s Totals lalO4s
Non-scorinE subs-V NJ. l.. Zimmerman. n.
Coleman; Maryland. Bryant. GuckeySon,
Mulltz.
Refer .e-Mr. Doran (Ohio).
Evening star., 1937-01-10
TAKESF|RST FIVE
BOUTS OF MATCH
Gets One Kayo and Pair of
T. K. 0.'s-Terps Display
Keen Hitting Skill.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

OLLEGE PARK, Md. January
9.-University of Maryland's S
boxing team, sharpened into
~ one Of the most accurate istic
squads ever to represent the Old
Liners, demolished Western Maryland,
So. tonight before $500 spectators
at Ritchie Coliseum.
Making their debut under Maj. Har-
vey L. Miller, the Terps tossed hand
grenades into the Green Terrors to
capture the first five bouts. losing only
in the I65-pound heavyweight di-
visions.
Probably the most satisfactory
smacking to Maryland supporters was
the crisp, devastating counter punch
ing Of Lancellot Jacques. who recorded
an upset in the 175-pound class by
trimming Capt. Tony Ortenzi, who was
rated as Western Maryland's most
potent puncher.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

Field goals-Evelyn Lewis tSherwood),
Z kasnerine Adamson Sherwood, 4;
Peeey STROUD tPotomac Avenue). 4; Mary
Sewers Potomac Avenue). l.
Foul goals-Katherine Adamson (Sher-
wood. |.
ubstitutions-Sherwood. Betty Lewis;
Potomac Avenue. Mary Stone.
Referee-Virginia Nelson (Thompson).
Umpire-Evelyn Sheridan (Garfeld).
Evening star., 1937-01-10
EASY FOR G. W. FROSH
Arronson, Hollidge, Shaner Lead
in 56-18 Win From Drexel.

With Chick Hollidge and Buddy
Shaner. two of last years Eastern
championship team leading the attack,
George Washington's freshman quint
sank Drexels yearlings under an i'm
pressive 56-to-1s score in a prelim-
mary to the George Westinghouse.
Johns game at Tech last night.
Myer Arronson, fiashy guard, was
high scorer, however. counting IA
nnintS Hollidpe followed with IL
Evening star., 1937-01-10
PenIand Prevents Shutout.

u
CLENN PENLAND. a lanky veteran
senior, outpointed Nestor Mar
tinez. a Catholic southpaw sopho-
more, for Cardinals only win. AL
though he piled up points to win both
the first two rounds. Penland was
having trouble solving Martinez
southpaw style and it wasn't until the
third round that he went to work and
had Martinez in bad shape as the bell
rang.
Pumping a left hand continually
into Russ Sorrells face, Fred Miller
won a split decision triumph, while
Sully Greco, l65-pounder, staged a
final round rally to squeeze out mar
row decision over John Miller.
After bowling Tom Browning over
for an eight count in the opening
stanza, Joe Bunsa rocked him with
lefts and sent him down again with
o right in the second. Browning was
attempting to rise at the end Of the
count when Reynolds halted the bout.
Ed Dunno, Catholic sophomore,
was taking beating from MacHower-
ton until midway of the second. when
he let go right that caught Howerton
flush on the jaw and sent him sprawl
ing back on the canvas. The Cardinal
won by a technical knockout.
Evening star., 1937-01-10
FIVE Of W0LFPACK
HALTED IN TRACKS
Victory Erases One of Two
Setbacks Suffered by
Cards in 1886.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY var
sity fisticuffers had two par
ticular objectives this season.
~ to whip the pair of rival
squads that beat them last year-and
they achieved the first of these last
night by trouncing North Carolina
State Colleges boxers by score of
Z to /.
Before a capacity crowd of 1000
at Brookland, the Cardinals inaugu-
rated their 1887 campaign with a
sweeping triumph, winning five Of
their bouts with technical knockouts.
The only c. U. loser was a sophomore
making his varsity debut and he put
up one of the best scraps of the
evening.
Eddie La Fond's charges lost only
to North Carolina State and Duke
last year. The Blue Devils of Duke
renew their challenge at Brookland
next Saturday, and from the aggres-
sive and workmanlike manner in
which the Cards disposed of N. C.
State 1t appears they'll be ready to
give the Southerners a tough tussle.
Wolfpack Not in Shape.
off to a fast start, C. U. won the
first two bouts by technical kayos.
Rinaldo Del Pico. the Carolina lis
FOUNDER, like all his teammates, was
not in top shape and was putting
like the wolfpack he represented after
single round. Dave Bernstein def
nitely had an edge but Del Pico was
more tired and winded than hurt
when Referee Charley Reynolds, at
the instigation of Coach Peele john
son of Carolina, halted the bout after
two rounds.
Alton Smith. tall lad with an un-
orthodox fighting stance. won the
first round when Tex Guinan of c. U.
was penalized for an unintentional
low blow, but Guinan slapped him
with a right in the second round
that sent him reeling down into the
ropes. He was so groggy after arising
after an eight count that Reynolds
waved him to his corner.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

Referee-Mr. Schulze.