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The Washington times., 1937-07-22

DR.. AND MRS. ELLIOTT sPEER, Who were parted in
1884 by the shotgun Staying Of Dr. seer, headmaser Of
Mt Hemon School for Boys at Greenfield Mass The mystery
of his death solved Today Thomas E. Elder Co.
former dean of the school trial accused by s. Alan
Norton H. former school cashier of having threatened him
with shotgun. International News Photo.
The Washington times., 1937-07-22
WASHINGTON FORECAST

Fair and slightly warmer today and to-
morrow; light variable winds, becoming south
and southwest.
weather Details on Page I'D
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

s~entante. Y cuando la Camara
Sc reuni6 Ell session extraordi-
dinaria, ell dia ocho de febre-
no de 1878, para tratar de la
paz, de una paz bajo la bande
ra de Espana, de una paz que
no era paz con libertad, paz
con decoro, ,paz con derechos;
de una paz que no era a.
quella por la cual Ell Sc habia
echado al monte a merir, pro-
test6 energieamente, con pala-
bras que seran siempre prem
da de magnffica grandeza v
firme resolution. Vino luego,
a pesar de su protesta, ell pac-
to del Zanj6n; volvi6 la patria
a vestir su traje de presidia-
rio o de craido, y Cisneros Be-
tancourt sc fue a New York,
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do sus virtudes y errores, aca-
so logre colocarlo sobre justo
pedestal. blonde nacio? Donde
otros grandes, en- la vieia ciu-
dad g%loriosa, en- la legendaria
Bayamo. Siendo muy nino toda-
via, su padre rindi6se a la muer
te' por 10 qre qued6 al cuidado
unlco de la buena madre.-na-
Iona en- ell hogan y herofna en-
Ia guerra. Con algunos conoc;-
mientos Observation-Disclosures mi
marios,-abandona Ell calor del
hogar, para venir a la Habana.
ahsloso de aprender, de nutrir-
Sc de ensenanzas. En- la Haha-
na' y despues de permanecer al
gun TEMPO en- colegios elemen-
ares pasa a la Universidad a
carsar Ia carrera de las Lsyes,
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personalities. Investido de tan
alta representation asiste a nu-
merosos combates, dando STEM
pre- en- ellos pruebas de valor y
serenidad. Despues, depuesto
Cespedes de Presidente, 10 sus-
tituye el. Fueron aquellos dias
de su mando, dias oscuros,
dfas tristes en- que en- plena re-
voluci6n, en- plena R.epdblica en-
armas, Sc vic como en- la Roma
antigua, surgir TN patriciado
soberbio e insolente y una pie
be voluble e indisciplinada,-
patriciado y plebe, que ora ado
raba a Cesar, ora parecfa exal
tada Y aplaudfa a los Gracos.-
Cuando Spotorno 10 susti-
tuy6 en- la Presidencia de la
Rep6blica, continue de Repre-
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

lugar donde continue laboran-
do, esperanzado todaNia en- la
ereencia de poder encontrar
de nuevo cubanos con qulenes
combatir hasta veneer.
Y vino la tregua, la tregua
de dieciSiete amos. Luego supo
Que MART, ell evangelico Mar
tt, habia logrado unir a los
cubanos dispersos, en- un SOLO
ideal, Y lleno de fe espero, ar
ma al hombro, la hora del no.
nor. Y cuando la bora lego
volvi6 a repercutir en- los cam
pos de la patria libre ell grito
de Cuba Libre, Salvador Cis-
neros Betancourt, volvi6 a a.
bandonar las comodidades de
su casa RIGA, v n frente de un
punado de i6venes valer0sos
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
DEPORTES
TERMINO LA SERIE NUN
DIAL
Los YANKEES vencieT0n a
los Gigdntes

Ganaron aver los Yankees ell
campeonato de pelota del mum
do, derrotando a los Gigantes.
Fue un desaffo de gran inte-
res v Vernon Gomez di6 nuevas
pruebas de su gran maestro.
En- mas de un inning pareci6
que los Gigantes .iban a anotar
de nuevo, pero Vernon Sc crecl6
en- los momentos de peligro, do
minando a sus contrarios.
Los Gigantes anotaron sus
dos carreras en- ell tercer inn
ing, con I'm batazo de Mel OFT.
Empezaron los Gigantes el
desafio con Melton, sustituyer
dole despues con Smith y Bren.
nan. NM
Gomez ha sido ell heroe n1me
no / de la serie.
Los Yankees hicieron otra'
dos carreras en- Ell quinto.
Ell frfo Modesto bastante q
los $4,000 Expenditures.
Yankees DC, Oh, De; Gigantic.
&c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Sc fue a encarar la muerta,
con la misma fe que la habfa
encarado antes. Asiste a los
primeros encuentros al mando
de su hueste bisona. En- todos.
da pruebas de su valor. Mas
tarde, fue p~resideRte nueva-
mente de la Republica en- ar
mas. Deja de serlo, para ser
sustituido por Mas6, Y 81 STEM
pre- 10 mismo: inalterable en-
su ,patriotismo! Lnego fue Ia
paz Y la Republica, Y fue en-
ella mas que un hombre, I'm
simbolo, ell simbolo de todos
los suenos puros, ell simbolo
del desinteres y la hidalgufa
cubanas.
Su vida fue una Inca recta,
ejemplo que 0ebieran asguir,
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
GAZTANAGA PELEARA CON
Ell NEGRO LEWIS

Detroit, Octubre lei vier
mes por la noche, en- esta ciudad
pelearan ell negro campe6n de
las ITS libras, John Henry LIE :
els, y Ell espanol Isidoro Gasta-
naga, p1gil del peso complete.
Por la diferencia de peso, lie.
wis no arriesgara su corona.
G~aztahaga es famoso por la
efectividad de sus punetazos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Los Maestros de Kentucky
derrotaron Ell sabado a los Es-
partanos de la Universidad de
Tampa, con anotaci6n de Is por
0.
A los Espartanos no les STEM
ia bien ell aqua de Kentucky.
Tres Wales, en- otros tantos a.
nos, y tres derrotas.
Ell viernes pr6ximo por la no
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
TTRANDO Ell BALON
DERRoTA DE Los EsPARTANOS

che, en- Phillips Field, los Es :
partanos volveran a jugar, esta
veg teniendo de contrarios a los
Sombrereros de Stetson.
Vendran los Sombrereros con
su director Brady Cowell y lis
tos para la acci6n.
En- su encuentro con los
Sombrereros de Stetson, los
Maestros de Georgia fueron de-
rrotados.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
M ESTRADA PALMA

No hay hombres enteramen
tie grandes. Mejor dicho. no
hay hombres grandes para es-
tos v para aquellos, para los
de opuestas simpatias Y pasio-
mes rivales. Ell basamento DON
de levanta hasta ahora la figu-
ra de Tomas Estrada Palma.
esta tornado de ternuras Y de
c6leras, de aplarsos y de denues
tos. La historic. manana, pesan
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Flowers. 81 huksped de honor.

Flowers, ell huesped de honor.
Flowers es ahora ell director
del club Salisbury, de la Liga
Eastern Shore, y tuvo un gran
ano.
AL ser presentado, 81 p1blico
lie ovacion6.
Els probable que en- Cuscaden
practique este ano ell club Sy-
racuse.
Los pescadores de Mirabella
vencieron a los Cafeteros de La
Corona, Y los bodegueros de
Cuellar a los aguilas del Eagle
Drug.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
La Gaceta Folletfn No. II
NESTOR CARBO
PROCERES
ENSAYoS BIOCRAFICOS

bres que pueda secunde Ell mo-
vimiento iniciado en- Oriente.
Bouza asi 10 hace Ell dia A de
%noviembre, y ell 9, abandona e.
la ciudad y seguido de muchos
hombres Sc lie reune en- Sibani-
CD. A POGO sc constituye Ell Co
mite del Centre, y es nombrado
su Presidente. Mas tarde, al
proclamarse en- Guaimaro la Re
p6blica de Cuba, es nombrado
Prasidente de Ia Camara de Re
&R f#- y -
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
AUG GONZALEZ PELEA-
RIA CONTRA

New York, Octubre les
ia noche, en- Albany, New York,
frankie Terranova, del peso IL
gero, Sc batira con ell puertorri-
queno Augie Gonzalez.
Terranova aparece como el ia
vorito, pero Gonzalez es como
edo por su resistencia y habili-
dad.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
Ell A N LENGLET
CONTRA BRESCIA

New York, Octubre 11.-E
veterano p1gil frances Andres
Lenglet, ell de las piernas lar =
gas, Sc batira aqui, a diez asal-
tos, ell viernes, con ell argentine
George Brescia.
Brescia ha perdido terreno en-
los 1ltimos meses, pero la pelea
con Lenglet es equilibrada.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
e PELEA DEL TIA
IIANO VENTURE

New YORK, Octubre 1l.-En
rico Ventura, ell diestro pGgil ita
liano del peso ligero, tendra de
rival, hoy lunes, a Tommy Raw
son, de Nueva I~nglaterra.
Sc ha fiiado al "bout" un IL
mite de 8 asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

imitar, cuantos por iHtereses v
odios personales hacen de su
vida un zigzag de sangre, un
labsrinto de intrigas en- Ell
cual a veces, la patria parece
perderse...
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
L DE TIGER FOX

Pittsburg, Octubre 11.-Pe :
learan aquf hoy lunes, a diez a.
saltos, Tiger Fox, de Sattle, es-
tado de Washington, y Red Bru
ce.
Fox aspira a la corona del pc
so complete ligero.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

LECCIONES de guitatla. Ha-
waiiana. dadas con q mejor nae.
TODD que existe. Resultados in.
mediatos. Conservatorio de Ma
sica Honolulu, habitaci6n 220,
Arcade de Cass y Florida. ge.
lefono M 6797.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

La Academia no abrira sus
puertas en- esta semana.
Tenderness programa profe :
sional, en- lugar de amateur. Jim
Downing espera que ell p1blico
latino aprecie Ell esfuerzo que
significa traer a Rodriguez pa
ra pelear con Cool.
81 ahora lie damos un "empu-
joncito" a los programs profe-
sionales, tendremos boxeo de
primer orden en- los meses del in
vierno.
Pero 81 tiramos Ell asunto q
broma, tenderness que confor :
marnos con 40 que caiga."
IEn que lugar del planeta Sc
encuentra en- estos momentos e.
amigo Chino Alvarez?
I~sidorito, ell corpulento exse-
reno, reaparecera hoy en- De
troit.
81 ell vasco tomara en- serio
las cosas, ganaria bastante di :
nero.
Pero lie "duele ell lomo" ".
Ojala que ell "burro toque Ia
flauta" y lie permita veneer a
Lewis.
va saben Jim y Eddie donde
Sc encuentra ISL. Ell viernes
peleara en- Detroit.
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II XCrk

la Armenia" de San Petersbur-
go como lugar de entrenacien-
to-.
Eddie venci6 por puntos a
Lou Ambers, en- an combate
fuera de peso, y puso a dormir
a Chino Alvarez, de modo que
sus acciones han subido en- ell
campo de los puIos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Orlando cuenta con una victo
ria sobre Plant City, de 90 a 6,
10 que indica que los Terriers
derrotaran ell viernes a los agri
cultores.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11
FIESTA EN- HONOR DE
JAKE

Aver Sc efectu6 una fiesta
deportiva en- 81 parque Cusca-
den, con asistencia de Jake
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Sc " IN bungalow, en-
ssplendidas condolences, en- Ia
evenida de Michigan. Buen pre-
clio y plazos c6modos. Dirigijase
. 81 dueho, 2O15 Michigan.
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

81 Rodriguez es tan habil bo-
xeador como dicen, tendremos
una pelea de primer orden.
Quien ha Vencido a Hilario
Martinez Y Justo Suarez, bien
puede hacer I'm papel airoso
frente a Cool.
Mas. al freir sera ell reir.
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ras de la noche, con los Plants
de aso I,roor

ras de Ia noche, con los Plants
'dores de csc lugar.
Forma paIte Ell particle de 10
Conferencia de los Diez Gran :
des Institutes.
Las Panteras de Plant juga :
ran ell saEado, en- esta ciudad,
con Ell Edison de Miami.
La semana pasada las Pante-
ras fueron derrotadas por los
Diaolos Verdes, de San Peters
burg.
Hasta Ell presente los Terriers
no han sido derrotados y espe-
ran traer a un "once'' de la Ha-
bana para jugar con ellos.
Ell once del Tampa College ju
CARA ell viernes por la tarde, en-
Plant Field, con ell Avon Park.
Ell Institute Andres Jackson,
de Jacksonville, miembro de la
Conferencia de Qisz, venci6 la
semana pasada, 10 que nadie es-
peraba, al team de Palm Beach,
ell favorito.
Jackson aparece al frente de
los Diez, con dos victorias v min
guna derrota.
La victoria del San Peters
burg sobre las Panteras de
Plant da a csc "once" una i'm
portancia que los crfticos no Le
comedian.
Ell Miami Edison. derroto al
Lakeland, 10 que era esperado.
La anotaci6n fue de 81 por Is.
Los generates" de Robert E.
Lee, ell otro institute de Jackson
vile, vapulearon al Gainesville,
con anotaci6n de 27 por 6. Fue
la segunda derrota de los j6ve-
mes de la ciudad "universita :
ria"
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CON LOS GUANTES

Mr.. Eddie Cool no llegara
hasta 81 martes. Despues de su
arribo a Tampa, cruRara ell
puente y pondra su tienda en-
st. Petersburg.
ALI practicara hasta ell iue :.
yes, dia de su pelea con ell argen
tino Rodriguez.
Cool esta dirigido por Sam
Weinberg y este lie ha escogid6
La gaceta., 1937-10-11

Los Terriers del Institute
Hillsborough iran ell viernes a
Plant City y allf jugaran, en- no
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Ell Miami Edison. derroto al
Lakeland, 10 que era esperado.
La anotaci6n fue de 81 por Is.
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Ell viernes pr6ximo por la n
Evening star., 1937-12-22
NeWsOm Needs More Than One Pilot. Retorts Colli1
Ford Offer Kpke

If the columns are right about
Harry Kipke getting q $4,000 offer
from Ford, it's q break for Kipke
:. That's just twice what he got
for coaching Michigan and easily
$1,000 more than Georgia or most
other schools would pay a. new
man That old sinus trouble
has Mike Jacobs on the mat again.
We don't blame Nathan Mann
for taking q couple of days to
think over collision with Joe
Louis When Buck Newsom
popped of that he was glad to get
away from the Red Sox and their
two managers (Joe Cronin and
Eddie Collins Collins is said to
have retorted, Eyes, and If you
had more than one Newsom on
your ball club four managers
wouldn't be enough" That's
getting somebody told.
California seEibss ~ the coadsn
Evening star., 1937-12-22
CALIFORNIA CHOSEN
BY STANFORDC COACH
Bears Have Too Much Power for
Alabama, Says Thornhill.
Bowl Loser in ,35.

By the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 22.-Claude
(TinD Thornhill, who has guided
Stanford in three Rose Bowl games,
today picked California to defeat
Alabama in the New Year Day con-
flict.
Alabama seems always to have .
good team. But"
Thornhin pasued. Maybe he was
thinking the Crimson Tides Kilgrow-
Warren combination cannot be q.
devastating as the Dixie Howell-Do
Hutson duo which wrecked his Stan.
fords, 20 to Is, in the 1885 Bowl game
II believe California has too much
power for Alabama" he concluded
"I'l choose the Bears, anyhow"
Evening star., 1937-12-22

to love >. swearing off beer pos
ing for photographers who wanted to
get the "before-and- after" shots of
a baseball freak.
And for what?" he mumbled Bit
terly. For nothing. I'm not even
eoing to get a chance to get my
strength back. They can't wait to win
and they blame it on me-" And Shan
ty reached for the doorknob and a
moment later the doors to the majors
was closed to him.
The End Of the Road.
60 1T went on and on during the
Z year. There was the day Halfback
Jim Meade Of Maryland returned after
burying his mother and asked to play
against Virginia. And play he did!
He punted and slashed of the tackles
He blocked and he bucked the center
of the line He knocked down passes
and backed up the desperate Maryland
line. And in the end it remained for
a light-hearted substitute, Pershing
Mondorff. to run out on the field and
kick a field goal for the only points
Of the game
There was Jack Salveson. the young
pitcher down South with Washington,
who wrote letters every day to his new
wife and to his mother, telling them
how glad he was to be with a big
league club. Then one day in Lake
land he was sent to pitch against the
Tigers
They batted around in one
inning. those Tigers. scoring
seven runs. Harris had nobody
else to pitch. and 50 Salveson
had to take it.
1t got worse as it went along. Hank
Greenberg and Gerald Walker and
Pete Fox hit balls out of the lot. Rudy
York hit what must have been close
to the all-time long distance home
run to center field And, to top it of,
Salveson sprained an ankle in the last
inning.
That was long, tortuous bus ride
back to Orlando for Pitcher Salveson.
1t was hot and his ankle, even with
ice packed on it, was swelling and sore.
Moreover he had an aching heart.
Mrs. Salveson didn't bring up any
silly children. He knew he was fin
ishsd in the majors.
That wasn't in the box scores either.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

n YEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Five
nj Marquette football players
" voted John Wysocki. Villa
a nova end. the best wing
man they faced all season This
thrilled John, who didn't happen
to get into the Marquette game.
This won't be q very happy
Christmas for James J. Braddock
unless his mother gets better :.
Shes very Ill in st. Mary's Hos
pital, Hoboken, N. j. Add those
who are definitely through: Tony
Canzoneri and Daffy Dean
9ronko Nagurski will become =
pop any day now.
Personal nomination for base
balls hall of fame: Johnny
Broaca, who quit the Yanki with
the pennant In the bag and = juicy
world series cut coming up.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
ABRAMS FIT TO FIGHT
Sacroiliac Strain Not to Stop
Battle With Mamskos.

No postponement of the George
Abrams-Steve Mamakos bout, sched-
uled for Turner's Arena next Monday
night, will be necessary despite pre-
vious indications that Abrams would
be unable to fight.
His back injury was described today
as only sacroiliac strain, common to
many athletes. That it does not
bother him was shown yesterday as
Abrams went 10 rounds in training.
The fight between the two local
middleweights looms as one of the
most attractive of the season, both
having grown up together 1T the
washington Boys Club and being
undefeated in professional ranks. They
have met once, Abrams, taking the
decision in the final of the 1885
A. A. U. tournament.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Colorado Turns on Steam.

cotton BOWL - Coach Jimmy
Kits, with Colorados all-America
Whizzer White in mind, forced his
backs to top speed against the Rice
line yesterday. He made his aces,
Ernie Lain and Ollie Cordill, run
their tongues out battering the line.
Then he told Red Vickers, Johnny
Neece and Doug Sullivan. other backs,
to outdo Lain and Cordill. -
The line, inspired by Kits whis-
pered instructions, stopped all Ave.
Kits hopes they can turn the trick
against Colorado and White at Dallas
New Year Day.
White was expected to join the
Colorado team at Fort Worth, Tex,
today after winning Rhodes schol-
arship in San Francisco Monday. The
whizzer wired Coach Bunny Oakes.
II need a workout" just before he
took & plane for Fort Worth.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Turf's Top Jockey
Now Rides a Taxi
BY the Associa ted Press

BY the Associated Press.
lola. Kans., Dec. 22-Johnny
Adams is home for Christmas
on the farm where he used to ride
pillow horses--a far cry from the
253 speedy nags he has jockeyed
to victory on the Nations race
tracks this year.
Johnny, who leads his nearest
rival by more than 80 winning
rides. booted his first horse under
the wire at the Allen County Fair
here in 1884.
Saturday he and Whichcee won
the $4,000 added San Francisco
Handicap at Tanforan.
Johnny arrived yesterday from
Wichita, where he had come by
plane from San Francisco. He
rode the 120 miles from Wichita
in a bright-colored taxicab.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Bali.
Western VS.. George Washington
High, Western gym, $50.
Boxing.
Johnny Hutchinson VS.. Kid Howie,
10 rounds. feature bout, colored
relief fund card; Turner's Arena,
$50.
Basket Ball.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS..
Alumni, Bethesda, Md. 8:15.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
"POPPlNG >-,57|ll
OfF"yJtGto on@zzs?:@,
Things the Boz Scores Didn't Sho,u.

O6T Of the
Nu somebody
the didn't
OF the
season sweeping
snin
dressing room Joe Mccarthy telegram Rode
Mccarthy
paterna mother
You don't have ~ ~
sobbng and shaking
Evening star., 1937-12-22

manager OF the YAnkS, ana MIS-.
Mccarthy.
Chicago Tribune has . scout
touring the East looking for mate
rial for next years all-star game
=. Carrying on: The Massengale
family has been represented on
the Hattiesburg (Miss.) Junior
High School football team every
year since 1922, and there are sew
eral on the waiting list.
White River Junction, VT, which
Is the oficial railroad station for
Dartmouth College, dedicated 4
new depot last week Capt.
Merrill Davis and other Dartmouth
football players rigged themselves
up As Injuns and kicked . foot
ball into the Connecticut River
with the stations key attached =.
Yssstr. slsU b epsn a. hours .
a..
Evening star., 1937-12-22
California Mentor Spurs Workout Eastern ASar Squad
EARSG0[|GHTLY
ON BOWL TRAINING
L. S. U. Coach Is Satisfied
With Team-Bachman and
Glenn Worried.
- the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
r. ASY does it at California Coach
~ Stub Allison of the Golden
Bears is going to keep his
Pacific Coast champions prac-
tice confined to his own squad.
Allison turned down suggestion
that his team, which Is preparing for
Its Rose Bowl date with Alabama,
scrimmage against the Eastern all
stars, who are training at Berkeley for
the East-West game.
Instead the Bears scrimmaged
lightly against reserves and freshmen
yesterday. Allison pointed out that
q scrimmage with the talented East
erners would be risky business at
this stage Of the game.
Assorted groups Of "Spartans, u
crimson Tides" and "Mountaineers'
were out on the highways and byways
headed for bowl games, while other
groups dug in near the scene Of the
cowhide carnivals yesterday.
Here's a roundup of other late
developments:
Rose Bowl-Alabama's boys stopped
of in New Orleans on their way to
Pasadena long enough to appear as
wallflowers at a cocktail party. Said
sangling Hayward Sanford, the end
who booted the Tide into the Bowl
with timely field goals, Il don't know
much about place-kicking. This
should knock 'em in the aisles at
Tulane and Vanderbilt, beaten by
Sanford's toe.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Glenn Fears Climate.

GUN BOWL-West Virginia's squad
Of "a was en- route to Ell Paso, Tex,
and its date with Texas Tech in the
Sun Bowl. Coach Marshall Glenn
barred sightseeing trips and other
entertainment prior to the game and
warned his players they might expect
several stiff workouts this week Glenn
was fearful his team might be ham,
pered by the change Of climate.
AT Ell Paso. officials expected a
crowd Of $4,000 and workmen were
busy enlarging the stadium. Texas
Tech, enjoying q weeks vacation, was
In top condition.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
DIEHL IS CUE VICTOR.

Joe Diehl of Illinois defeated Harry
Krauss of this city, 100-44, last night
in their exhibition pocket billiards
match at the Royal Academy. Diehl
scored high run of IS. Krauss' best
string was 7.
Evening star., 1937-12-22

HOW many want to see this next
Rose Bowl game? I talked today
with Ken .Priestley. California's able
and alert graduate. manager.
MY guess at this point" he said,
''is something between 100000 and
100000 And I'd say it was closer
to 100000. Given the space, it would
be simple enough to pass the 100000
mark in. gate receipts"
Even as 1t is, the new split will
leave more cash on hand than most
college teams can save in year.
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Newspaper Alliance Inc.)
Evening star., 1937-12-22
SCORE EASY VICTORIES,

American Railroad Retirement bas-
keters trounced Agriculture, 28-8, and
the Olympians smothered the Marine
Inspectors, 2l-6, last night in Roose-
welt Community Center Basket Ball
League games.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
JOCKEY KOERNER DIES,

LOS ANGELES, Dec az R).-
Charles Koerner, 4S, Jockey and train
er of the Whitney stables for third Of
a century, died yesterday at the county
hospital of a heart ailment.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
THE SPORTZIGHT
Vines Is Top Tennis-C Golf Combination;
Racing, Football Have West in Frenzy.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

US ANGELES Dec 22-Up Of
tennis
raia Figuring
taxing up go Brookes
VINO ever lived through competitive
out frsass golfer
Now we have combination that
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Bears will receive no Rose Bowl
spending money and point out that
every Alabama player went West
with 200 iron men in his poke.

Jack Dempsey has hit the trail
for Florida :. Eleven nationalities
are represented on Louisiana
States football squad, with the
Irish leading, b'gorrah One
OF the snappiest pobs of college
press agenting last season was
turned out by a guy at Michigan
State.
Beg pardon dept: Seems this
pillar put Coach Frank Murray on
the spot by heralding he had IS
all-state players on his fresh
man squad ut Virginia That
was just 2s too many, and bad
cess to the cove who sent In the
dope -. Prettisst Christmas card
- taf ~ 6ea Jos MCCARTHY.
Evening star., 1937-12-22
Eastern Squad Balanced.

EAsT-WEST-Described by Co-coach
Andy Kerr of Colgate as a good,
all-around club with plenty of bal
ance," the Eastern all-stars started
work with light drill at Kezar Sta
dium, San Francisco. The Western
team also was on the field The East
ern squad took up permanent quarters
1T Berkeley.