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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20

Catholic Church was founded came
out against heresies and neo-pagan-
isms. The Popes OF Rome constantly
fought the heresies of the day in
their encyclicals. The present Pope
wrote an encyclical - and Cardinal
Mundelein by his speech merely stands
behind him."
NAILS HAVE PROTESTED TWICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-20

Mining activities In British Guiana
are increasing.
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HIMEAS

Skis sRowNE-A great camera millions of good pic
lures have been made with it. Todays model ner hand
somer than Has the Dway en nsurne sharp focus
for either far subjects Rotary shutter Two brilliant
Magma finders Smart grain finish, decorative
metal front plate Pictures, 2hx4 inches. (Six2o ann
Brownie for IA 3A inch pictures, $3.50 %zk0S
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ATTRACTIVE APT.--3 ROOMS BATH
ami; furnished or unfurnished: fireplace:
electric range. oil heat. screened porch
lev OR
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DTIPT,EX Apt

DUPLEX APT.
S55--HEAT AND HOT WATER FURN.
Tie loca ton. appointments and design
make these the preference of those who
demand the best. Large rooms and plenty
of closet. space. Each apt. has liv. rm.,
kitchen, large dinette l bed rm.. tile bath,
shower, inclosed rear porch / block stores,
tral!sp, Out Georgia ave. to S4O0, thence
block west of apis. Inquire superintend-
ent S apt. S417 Maple ave. Phone Shep-
hero 4592. Eve, call Mr.. OMAR, Emer-
son 944l.
BRADLEY, BEALL g. HOWARD,
Southern Bldg. National O271,
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IAkOMA. MD. Il LINCOLN AVE
Unfurnished 1St-fioor apt; exceptionally
iaree rooms, kitchen and private bath;
| newly decorated: oil heat, gas and elec
included
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Near

Government Departments.
WALK TO WORK
1910 23rd ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. including
heat, hot water, gas and electrical re-
1rgeration; S42.50.
3 rooms kitchen and bath with heat,
hot water. electrical refrigeration and
janitor service furnished; S46.50.
These apartments are located in the
downtown area, close to schools, stores
and transportation.
CHARLES L. NORRIS,
o135 Penna Ave NV West 04SO
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THE ZEBULON,
6420 18th ST. NV.
MARYLAND COURTS,

9th and Sts NE
rm., kit. b.; 2 rms. dinette, kit, b
available now; 24-hour elev. switchboard
service See mgr
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APARTMENTS WANTED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 ROOMS, UNFURNISHED. PRIVATE
bath: near car and bus. Guy ave,
Hyattsville. Md.
. ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH; HEAT.
light and elec. range convenient trans
portation: 90 min. downtown; S31 so. 104
Wells ave- Edmonston Md. 19'
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COUPLE DESIRES SMALL WARM. FUR
nished; wife unemployed: direct transpor-
tation to Bureau Engraving necessary. by
Nov. 1st; give full particulars. rental. Box
304-X. Star. IL
REFINED MOTHER AND SON. Is YEARS.
wishes to rent furnished or unfurnished
/ room. kitchen. private bath. or l room.
grill privilege and private bath. state
particulars. Box 213-X Star.
WANT 8 OR 4 ROOM APARTMENT. NEAR
Bethesda. furnishes or unfurnlshed. Tor
occupancy December /. Phone Shepherd
464l-J evenings.
. ROOMS. KIT. BATH: NV. OR PET
worth preferred; everything incl: $50; re-
fined couple Columbia 9462.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE DESIRES = OR 3
rooms. bath. all conveniences: unfurn. ;
clean surroundings NV; walking distance
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APARTMENTS WANTED
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city and suburbs. Larse waiting list. Our
special service gives you quicker results.
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49l9 NORTH 14th ST. ARLINGTON, VA.
Newly furnished 4-room- -and-bath apt
gas: heat, light. cont. hot water incl
S61 90 per month must see to appreciate
Phone Walnut 1904
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

CONTINUED ON Next Page.)
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APARTMENTS UNFURkisHED.

1882 21st ST. NV
3 rms kit, bath refrigeration on house
~ s07 G ST. NE.
3 rms, kit, bath. second floor, S46.
3 rms kit. bath, screened porch.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV District 334s.
MODERN BLDGS.
wHITECROFr.
1901 LOngfellow st. NV.
] rm. Murphy bed. kit. BATH refR. S45. 90
rms. dinette. kit. bath, refg. $3.50
1912 N. H. AVE NV.
rms, kit, bath. refg.: newly dec. $500
ATLANTIC
1905 10th St. NV.
! rm.. kit, bath, refg. -----S S:}3 so
8 rms. kit. bath. refg. g.---------- 5000
HOMESTEAD,
1914 lIth st. NV.
2 rms. kit. bath S37. 80
ATHERrON.
Pip F st. NV.
rms, kit, bath. refs. S45 90
1921 10th ST. NV.
rms. kit, bath. refg. $50. 90
DUPLEX.
1873 TRINIDAD AVE. NE
ms, kit. bath. porches $40. 90
52os CONN. AVE.
fmS' kis iNspacr1oN Gasf INVITED. --so7'oo
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
sos II st NV
Evening star., 1937-02-14
"a Hunt Meetings, Many Near
ID. e., Are Approued for 1887

Cavalry School Hunt. Fort Riley. kans..
Wednesday. June 2
Farmington Valley Polo Association.
FarminRton. Conn. Saturday. June 5 (con-
ditional application)
United Hunts Racing Association. Ros-
lyn. L. l.. Saturday. June 12
Adjacent Hunts Racing Association Rye
N. r. Monday. September @.
Hockaway steeplechase Association.
Cedarhurst. L. l.. Saturday September II
Meadowbrook Steeplechase Association,
Westbury. L. l.. Saturday. September 2s
HUNTINGTON Valley Hunt Club. Jenkin-
town, Pa. Saturday. October p.
Mo. Saturday October o
Rolling Rock Hunt Racing Association
Lgonler. Pa. Wednesday. October 8. and
WhitemaEsh VALLEY Hunt Club. Flour
town. Pa Saturday. October 8.
West Hills Racing Association. Hunting
ton. L. l.. Tuesday. October 12.
Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club Media
Pa: "wednesday. October 13. and satur-
MONMOUTH County Hunt Racing Asso-
citation, Red Bank. N. j.. Saturday. Octo-
Essex Fox Hounds. Far Hills. N. j.
Wednesday. October ~. and Saturday. Oc-
Pickering Hunt; Phoeni1ville. Pa. Sat.
Middeburg Hunt Racing Association
Middieburg. Va. Saturday November 13
Montpelier Hunt. Montpelier Station
Va. Saturday. November 20.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
BASKET RACE Even
AS NEWS five BOWS
W. P. A. and Mt. Vernon Top Cen
tral Community League-Sched-
ule This Week Is Hot,

AN UPSET victory over the crack
Daily News five last week has
left Federal w. P. AS basket ball
team tied with Mount Vernon in the
Central Community Center League
the only undefeated teams of the Sec
ond half.
Daily News bowed by a 1921 score
in a hotly contested game, won by
w. p. A.
Daily News will be out to ayenge
an earlier defeat at the hands Of
Mount Vernon when they meet on
Tuesday night.
The weeks schedule, all games to
be played at Central High School,
follows:
Tomorrow. Rural Electric VS.. Lansburgh.
$50; Tuesday Daily News VS. Mount Yer
non. $50; wednesday. Mount Vernon VS..
super \. C., $50: Daily News VS.. Labor
Deparsment i $50; Lansburgh VS.. Rail-
w. +. A. VS.. Railroad Ret. Board. 1880.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
BOUT WITH BROWN
LOUIS SPEED TEST
Joe Would Redeem Himself
Wednesday for Dismal
Chase of Pastor.
Ey the Associated Press.

~ ANSAS CITY. February 13.-
u Joe Louis meets Matte Brown
n in a 10-round bout here next
L u Wednesday, and fight fans to-
day looked upon the affair as prov
ing ground which will determine
whether the Bomber can redeem
himself for his failure to catch up
with Bob Pastor.
Matchmaker Frank Cato predicts
s25, 900 gate, which would set a
record for Kansas City. A capacity
house in the new Municipal Audi
torium would bring about $4,000.
Both Louis and Brown, who stayed
10 rounds with the Detroit shuffler
early in Louis professional career,
have been doing their training else
where. Brown was expected to ar
rive from Washington tomorrow.
Reports from Browns camp were to
the effect he not only expects to stay
the limit. but to win.
Louis, meanwhile. training in Chi
cago. is reported seeking to develop
speed afoot. which may or may not do
him any good. Against Schmeling he
was a 10-second man. only he
couldn't hear them counted.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
PARIS RING DATES
BROU|LLARD'S AIM
American Middle to Remain
Abroad if He Defeats
ThiI Tomorrow.
Ry the Associated Press.
Ry the Associated Press.
n ARIS. February 13.-Lou Brouil-
- lard, Worcester, Mass, middle
weight, will remain in Paris


n ARIS. February 13.-Lou Brouil-
- lard, Worcester, Mass, middle
/ weight, will remain in Paris
= for several fights If he sue
ceeds in whipping Marcel Thil, French
claimant Of the 160-pound cham
pionship. Monday night the Ameri-
can fighters, manager. Johnny Buck
ley. said today.
Buckley said that Brouillard, II
victorious, had no intention Of meet
ing the winner OF the Freddie Steele
Eddie Babe" Risko bout to be held
in New York next Friday night.
Steele is recognized as world middle
weight king in the United States,
while Thil is Europe's nominee for
the same title.
The American was down to l59
pounds, a pound under the class
limit, after q brisk workout today.
He'll take only light exercise now
until ring time. Thil wound up his
training in fast sparring drill and
declared he expected victory after q
tough night.
Thil has beaten the American twice.
He outpointed Brouillard in IL rounds
in November. 1885, and won on foul
in four rounds in January, 1896. The
decision in their second bout pro-
voked a wild demonstration from the
crowd of 10000. which evidently dis
agreed with the referees decision that
Evening star., 1937-02-14

A dog doesn't like to itch. scratch. sired
his coat, grow listless. dull and mopev
and more than you like to have him. It
may annoy you but he is suffering tori
ment and only you can help him.
His skin isn't like yours. It's non-l
porous. He can't perspire. Blood im-
purities caused by his domestic life. pre-l
pared food lack Of natural exercise gath
er in his body, and set up an intense irri-1
tation under his skin. They nearly drive
him wild.
Won't you give him this relief-makeI
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They make your pet happy. healthy andI
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Easy to administer safe. harmless and.
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Powders-the famous prescription Of sI
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are for sale at leading Drug Stores and
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If unable to obtain locally send .5c1
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direct to makers, J. Hilsers a. Co..
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Their six-fold action benefits every vital
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Evening star., 1937-02-14
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 13.-Dates
for "a hunt meetings in 1887 have
been approved by the Hunts Commit
tee of the National Steeplechase and
Hunt Association as follows:
Sandhills Steeplechase and Racing Asso-
citation. Pinehurst. N. c.. Saturday.
March 49,
Deep Run Hunt Club. Richmond. Va.
Middleburg Hunt Racing Association.
MiddleburR. Va. Saturday. April 10. and
Wednesday April IA.
Grand National Point-to-Point. Here
ford Md Saturday. April II.
MARYLAND Hunt Cup Association. Glyn-
don Md. Saturday. April "a.
VIRGINIA Gold Cup Association. Warren
ton Va Saturday. May J..
Whitemarsh Valley Hunt Club. Broad
Ahs Radnor a, fha Hunt BerEyn' a, Pa. Wednesday.
Nav 8. and Saturday May s.
Cedarhurst. L. J.. Saturday. May 8.
Rose Tree Fox Hunting Club. Media.
Pa, Wednesday. May IL. and Saturday.
Fort Leavenworth Hunt. Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans. Saturday May 90.
Fairfield and Westchester Hounds. Rye.
N Y Monday May 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Steele Mighty Apt Find Rsko Rugged Championship Rpa
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR.

BROOKE BREWER, star dash
man Of Maryland State Col
lege, twice ran second to Joe
Loomis of the Chicago Athletic
Association and once third to
Loomis and A. B. Kelly, Holy Cross
star, in three sprint events Of the
New York A. C. Loomis equaled
the world record for the 70-yard
dash In which he beat Brewer.
Gallaudet's basket ball team Is
playing a double header in its Ken
dali Green gym, meeting Temple in
the afternoon and Eastern College
at night. Coach Jack Haas will
send the same team into both
games, using the same players who
defeated George Washington re.
Gently.
Evening star., 1937-02-14


feated Harvard, 51z-21a. The academy
boxing team defeated Yale, 6-2."
Heinie Miller, Maryland boxing
coach, has been one of the first to
recognize the accomplishments of the
Coast Guard in a f1stic way. He is
contemplating importing the snag-
gers OF smugglers here next year for
a match with the Terps. With quite
colony of Coast Guard folk located
here and in Baltimore, it is likely the
proposed match would create . great
deal of interest.
MICKEY McCLERNON, Wisconsin
middleweight pro and a chief
petty officer in the Coast Guard, is
assigned to additional duty at the
academy as boxing instructor, and
the bare scores of results, If nothing
else, indicate Mickey Is performing
his duties rather capably.
One of the most consistent winners
with the Coast Guard squad this year
has been Willie Morrison, q former
central High School LAD there, who
represents the service institution IN
the 115-pound division.
Morrison finally is develop
ing into quite an athlete In .
branch Of sports where even his
best friends were surprised to
find him.
Willie. now Cadet William L. Nor
rison, third class, toiled for four years
under Bill Foley, vetersn track coach
at Central, apparently without getting
anywhere in particular. Willie spec
ialized in sprinting at a time when
Central boasted the second fastest
440-yard scholastic relay team in the
Nation in Bill Ditzler, Cliff Smith,
Frank Price and Grover Naylor.
Foley didn't need Willie. but Willie
needed Foley.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
MARLBORO SOCCERS
PLAY FOR TITLE TIE
Would Share Recreation League
Lead With Heurichs by Win
Over Georges Today.

MARLBORO makes it final effort
to share the second-half cham
pionship of the Recreation Soccer
League today when it plays Georges
Radio on Monument lot No. at 8
O'Clock. while the league-leading
Heurich clan is idle. Marlboro needs
a victory to tie with the Brewers, in
which event a deciding game between
those two teams would be played next
Sunday.
Such a play-of would send the win
ner against Sun Radio, winner of
the flrst-half title, for the seasons
championship.
Other games today find Sun Radio
meeting the Italian-Americans on
Monument lot No. l, and Silver Spring
entertaining the German Sport Club.
The standings.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Santa Anita Results
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: 2-year.|
eids furionEs.
hlfst fnSsl. kiss 1sI5tfs 5KfhArd'on' s2o La so
Green Bottle tC0rbett) 2SOI
Also ran-Jsck Be Simble. Sir Heather.
Wistown. Fight On. GOl6ie's Pride, order.
ly and Minulus.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 1000; maiden
BakerstoWn tRobeTtson, io SO go 3.so|
aL1dy Bessie James, 3,4OI
Also ran-aTexline. BrarEer Topl
Notsher. Dyehesne, Hypnotis:. Fluke, Lady
-Valdina Farm entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
inE; 3-year-olds: q furiongs
Roya COUNTIES. Islanders, , so so sa"|
Beth Maeaw !Longden) 3.00|
- Also ran-EarIy Times. Dark Friend.
Peace River, Rebuttal. Moss Cal Cavour.
FOURTH RACE-Grade d handieap,|
purse. $1,000: 4-year-olds and up: fur.l
Happy Knot tJamesl 400 $50 seal
Kentucky Blues tDiskinsonl $50 300|
It. Time iGreenoek I.1o. .lLOnEdenI 3.i@l
Also ran-Balkan Lamb. Money Getter.
bohanza, Ior0 Lee. Best Bid, Kent II
FFTH RACE-Grade handicap: PURSE
Sl'oOO added: 4-year-olds and upward:
I Ia miles.
Indian Broom James) 800 $50 e.eo|
M. Bones (Gilbertl 800 o6OI
King Saxon (Rairey) 2 90l
Also ran.Red Rain. Grand Manitou.
SIXTH RACE-The Santa Catalina Han.
dicsp: purse $4,000 added: 3-year-oIds
LOyd Pan
III Richards) s4.oO 1900 ,ooo|
Don oRberto LRcbertson) $50 son
Skipton &C. SMITH 12'60|
Also ran.fBen Hamburg. Brown Jade.
Conard, fan Devil, LADY FIorise. Lady Re.I
wuhus. fbarnsley. Calaveras, San Luis Rey.l
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 600: rrsds|
Handicap; 4year-olds and up: !. miles
yens Son "a. Grayl n.4O $40 .6O|
aShing COlors LonEden) $50 36O|
buGdie Treaey James) 3.2OI
Also ran-Dark Conquest. Rough Dis :.
mond. Joey, Piucky Jack. Judge Kavanagh,
Lookabout.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81. 200 cIaiminR,|
4-year-olds and up: y miles.
Lawsuit tSaunders) 1920 $40 sod
Parity Longden) 4 On < al
Malim0u (Wilson) 10 al
90 Time, 9:35E
Also ran-Mad Frump, His Way, Euxine,I
Torniilo, Church Call.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
COLONIALS OUTSHOT
BY MARYLAND five
Terps Take College Park Rifle
Match, 1880 to 1854, When
Davis Brothers Star.

T UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S
rife team defeated George WASH
ington's marksmen by q close margin
yesterday, winning the dual match
at College Park. 1901 1854.
The SO score OF r. Davis OF Mary
land while standing was the feature
Of the match. while his brother, w.
Davis, was the only member Of either
team to score 10o-getting the perfect
score at prone.
The Terp team outshot G. w. in
every position except kneeling, in
which the Colonials had . 12-point
margin.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SIGN PACTFR|DAY,
HEAV|ES ORDERED
Place, Probably White Sox
Ball Park, to Be Chosen
on Same Day.
BY the Associated Press.

.
HICAGO, Ill.,, February 13.-
James j. Braddock, world
\ heavyweight chan. pion, and
~ his challenger, Joe Louis. were
ordered today to sign for their title
fight, in Chicago next June, without
further delay.
The order was issued by Joseph
Triner, chairman OF the Illinois Ath-
letic Commission, who set next FRI
day as the date for the pen-f1ourish-
ing ceremony. He also demanded
that the definite date and site for
the battle be set at the same time.
Settle Site, Date Together.
WE WILL close this thing def
w nitely at this meeting" Chair
man Triner said There has been
enough delay now. have ordered
that the site and the date be set
tied at the same time. The Chicago
Park Board Is expected to give its
answer. as to the probable site Of
Soldier Field, on next Tuesday"
However, the big stadium on the
lake front appears to be out OF the
picture unless the Park Board recon-
siders its demand for IS per cent
of the receipts. With Braddock guar
anteed $500, 900, Sheldon Clark, head
of the Sporting Club Of Illinois. spon-
sors of the bout, declared that the
Unexpectedly high percentage for the
use Of Soldier Field would be out Of
the question.
Sox Park o. X. With Gould.
THE probability that Comiskey Park,
home of the Chicago White Sox
would be the site was strengthened
with the receipt Of word from New
York that Braddock's manager. Joe
Gould, had withdrawn his objection
to the use Of the park.
II the Sox park Is chosen the date
of the battle. originally scheduled for
June IS, would need to be set back
to June ~ so the park could be pre-
pared for the huge crowd after the
Sox depart for . road trip June 13,
Jacobs Is Indefinite.
NEW YORK. February 13 LP.-Ap-
prised of an Illinois State Ath-
letic Commission demand that sigma
lures for the pending Louis -Braddock
title bout be affixed not later than
next Friday. Mike Jacobs. promoter
who has Louis under long-tern con-
tract, said today there were still some
complications"
II expect to be in Chicago before
and after seeing Louis fight Matte
Brown in Kansas City," added ia
cobs, but I don5t know whether We
will be ready to sign next week. Every
things not settled yet"
Evening star., 1937-02-14
FOUR STAR AT TRAPS
Large Field Scores Heavily in
Weekly Club Shoot.

springlike weather brought out one
OF the largest fields of the season at
Washington Gun Club yesterday. with
Col. j. c. Smith, Julius Marcy, Frank
Huseman, jr., and Nigro, visitor from
Chicago, sharing honors.
Col. Smith won the toss-off after
finishing the regular 50-target event
tied with H. M. Bingham and Marcy
nosed out competitors in the 25-target
honor handicap. Young Huseman, son
OF the well-known professional, and
shooting handicap for the first time,
scored "A. Nigro led all contestants
In the l6-yard event with the fine
scores Of 48 out of so.
Scores at so and 25 targets.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
"Y"' SW0RDSMEN SCORE
Best Wilmington Fencers in Foil
and Epee Matches.

The Y. M. c. A. Musketeers took
both ends Of a fencing match from
the Wilmington Y. M. c. A. Of Della
ware yesterday when they defeated
the visitors at foils, 5-4. and blanked
them with the epee. 40.
Everhard (washington) defeated Gar
rinston SD; Fleck tWashinston) defeated
Garrington, 5-3: Craig tWilmington) de-
defeated Garrinaton, SO: Craig whining
toni defeated F7eck, 5-4: Brewer (Wilmine-
toni defeated Van Buskert. 5-3: Richard
son (Wilmington) defeated Munson. So;
Mclean washington defeated Brewer.
5-4; Wooster tWashington) defeated Boat
man. S-4
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Overlin After Steele.

AT PRESENT solly Krieger and
4 Fred Apostoli, who will have it out
Wednesday evening. although on the
short end of verdicts with Teddy
Yarosz and Ken Overlin, are making
q stiff bid for first crack at the winner
of the Steele -Risko affair. These boys
rate over Yarosz and Overlin because
Of their punching ability.
Overlin turned down q bid to fight
young Corbett, Sd, on the assumption
that Steele Is a more inviting target
for his cleverness and counter-punch-
ing style.
Steele is favored over Risko because
he is more versatile. But Risko is not
a soft touch by any means and no one
knows that better than Seattle Fred
die, who has sampled his stuff.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SOLDIERS FATE VICTOR
Weir's Horse Takes Blue Ribbon
in Virginians' Show.

CAMDEN, S. c., February Is LP-I
Soldiers Fate, owned by Campbell
Weir of Wilmington. Del, and shown
by ]. E. Ryan. took the blue ribbon
today in the steeplechase type class
OF the Virginians' horse show here.
The entries were shown in hand
and judged on type alone. Twenty
two timber and brush horses were
entered in the event.
A close contest developed between
the entries of Mr. and Mrs. C. p
Dubose, jr., of Camden. and of Alvin
Untermyer of Greenwich. Conn I'M
the pair class for jumping douole
over the outside course. Untermyer
won.
Evening star., 1937-02-14

ceSSlve weeks the
embryonicensigns
h ave whipped
Harvard and Yale
and did 50 in both
in S t a M ces by
rather impressive
margins. The re-
port from the
academy to head
quarters here is
typical of the
m o d e 8 ty with
which victories
are publicized. It
follows:
"T he academy
h1vi~~ %~n H.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
WESTERN SWIM VICTOR
Takes All Events But Relay in
Meet With Rando1ph-M

lakes AL GVeuLS OuL 4eS1dy 4A
Meet With Rando1ph-Macon.
FRONT ROYAL, Va, February 10.
Western High of Washington had
little dificulty in winning a SWIM
ming meet with Randolph Macon
Academy here today, A to %.
Summaries:
I6O-YARD RELAY - Randolph Macon
fReading. Clayton. Speight, Wilkins.
Western burnside. Black. Lemley. F1em-
DIvING@Paimer. western s4:, Multi
gan. Randolph Macon. 63.S: Seal, RAN
% %a0-YARD FREE sTYLE-Lemley. West
ern. wilkins, Randolph-Macon: Speight,
RansGlph 4S.Yakb nafSa sREAsT TINS srRokEporman
Western: Seal Randolph Macon: Palmer.
"sSseSnA aosqARb piRs RxcR e;sa srRokE-eray. West
ssn Ssyin Myson weFtsrn me os55 Hoffman Ran
iOO-YARD FREE STYLE-Hamm. West
ern: Burnside. Western: Clayton. Ran
2eO-YARD FREE STYLE-Black. West
ern: Fleming western: Villamil. Randolph
Macon Time 2:53.
Referee-Legge. Timer-Riddick. Scorer
Russell
Evening star., 1937-02-14
Mr.. Bones Makes Fine Bid.

INDIAN BROOM ran the mile and
one-sixteenth over a good track in
1:443s.
The $500 Glendora drew special
interest with its select field of Santa
Anita Handicap eligibles, but the main
plum Of the day, purse of $4,000,
went to California bred 3-year-olds
and upward, mile and one sixteenth
race styled the Santa Catalina.
In the Glendora, King Saxon held
up the start and left the gate from
the outside, but jumped into an early
lead. He held it to the far turn. and
then James began TO open the throttle
on Indian Broom and move up on ths
outside.
Johnny Gilbert gave Mr.. Bones the
whip, passed King Saxon in the
stretch and was driving hard at the
finish, but could not overtake Indian
Broom.