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Evening star., 1937-09-24
WEIGHTS ASSOCIATION
ELECTS RICHMOND MAN
Arlington Official Chosen Third
Vice President as Annual Vir-
ginia Conference Ends.

BY the Associated Press.
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, September
23.-B. W. Ragland, chief of the Bu-
reau OF Weights and Measures of
Richmond, yesterday was elected
president Of the Virginia Weights and
Measures Association at the closing
session Of the annual two-day confer
ence at the Cavalier Hotel.
The association voted to petition the
Governor and the General Assembly to
appropriate at least $4,000 annually
for weights and measures work and
$4,000 additional for the immediate
purchase Of a heavy scale testing unit.
Appropriations for weights and meas
ures work in Virginia have never been
SUFFICIENT to meet more than 10 per
cent Of the needs, resolution set
forth
Omcers elected in addition to the
president were r. M. Wilson of Mar
tinsviile, first vice president; j. H.
Meek, Richmond. second vice presi-
dent; e. M. Moreland, Arlington
County, third vice president, and the
following members of the Executive
Committee: c. r. Vaughan, Roam
oke: M. A. Hubbard, Richmond, and
H. G. Twyford, Newport News.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Modern-Day Miracle.

The change in Turkey Is one of the
miracles of modern times. That the
President-dictator, Mustapha Kemal,
should have beer able to persuade
the whole Turkish Official class to
uproot themselves from Constanti-
nople. where they had lived in con-
adorable comfort, If not luxury, and
to live and work in the new capital,
Angora, is an extraordinary achieve
ment Of one mans will power and
discipline.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
500 VIRGINIANS DUE
AT HOLY NAME MEET
Bishop Ireton to Preside at Sew
enteenth Annual Convention in
Harrisonburg Sunday.

~ the Associated Press.
HARRISONBURG, Va, September
24.-Catholic men from throughout
the State will gather here Sunday for
the seventeenth annual convention Of
the Virginia Holy Name Union.
Approximately 500 are expected for
the convention to be presided over by
Bishop Peter j. Ireton of Richmond.
Among the speakers will be Very
Rev. Thomas F. Conlon, o. P, ma
tional director of the Holy Name So
ciety; Father Arthur j. Taylor direc-
tor of Catholic Rural Life, and Rev. E.
E. Brosnan of Richmond, Virginia
Holy Name director.
The convention will open with mass
celebrated by Bishop Ireton at am.
Following communion by the conven-
ton breakfast will be served at
local hotel.
Walter Murphy of Lynchburg, presi-
dent Of the society, will preside at
business sessions.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

has been decried repeatedly" said the
report, but none of the changes ef-
fected during the past two decades
have had such q devastating effect
upon business as the corporate srtax
enacted in the revenue act OF 1896.
Taxation has become bugaboo in
corporate planning, threatening future
stability" the report declared.
The committee advocated simplifi-
cation Of the tax system along lines Of
conservative business practices" de-
scribed the present surtax on undis-
tributed corporate profits as unsound,
declared the tax burden should be
equalized and the Federal revenue
stabilized. Several notifications were
urged for the corporate surtax III 1t
be impossible to obtain its repeal"
The report was signed by Victor H.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

Rumania In April, 1895, as an un-
desirable alien because she was con-
victed Of operating = disorderly house
At Gary. Ind.
The suit said they were married
May is. 1929, in Chicago and alleged
she deserted him February 1, 1892.
There were no children.
Mrs. Sage, IS, left Chicago April 25,
1895, for her homeland after immigra-
ton authorities refused her plea that
she was promised immunity from de-
portation for telling Federal agents
the whereabouts of Dillinger. who was
shot to death outside North Side
motion picture theater July %, 1894.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

stempf, New York City, chairman;
Wayne Kendrick Of Wayne Kendrick
4 Co., Washington: J. 8. Seidman,
New York City; Berl q. Graham, Gin
cinnati, and Clarence L. Turner, Phil
adelphia, all members Of the commit
tee and members or heads Of account
ing firms in their home cities.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Prepares for Winter.

CHICAGO R.-John Tobin be-
lieves that the robber who broke into
his filling station Is preparing for ,
long, hard Winter.
On . day when the thermom Nex
reached e0.s degrees, = robber carried
of $40 worth Of anti-freeze solution.
Tobin couldn't find another thing
missing.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
CHANGE IN FEDERAL
TAX SET-UP URGED
Institute Of Accountants Submit
Report to Treasury and Con-
gress Members,

The Committee on Taxation of the
American Institute of Accountants
transmitted yesterday to Secretary of
Treasury Morgenthau, other Govern
ment officials and members Of Con-
gress its report calling for changes in
the Federal tax system.
THE repeated shifting in form and
incidence of Federal income taxation
Evening star., 1937-09-24
Tough on the Girls.

CHICAGO up. - When Robert
Gould, who is % and married three
times, testified in court that he "can't
help 1t If the women are always after
MN" Municipal Judge Thomas A
Green said he would help him out.
The Judge sentenced him to one
year IN Jail on charge of non-support
brought by his wife.
Evening star., 1937-09-24

comic-philosophicsl writings made him
famous.
Praising the clean, sane wits OF
numerous passages he read from Nye's
DOCKS, DR.. Matthews remarked, his
numor never was at the expense Of
some one else"
Nye was born August as, 1850. :. :
Evening star., 1937-09-24

Mining companies Of Peru are fruit
lessly seeking more workers.
Evening star., 1937-09-24
NATIVE TOWN DELEGATES
TABLET TO BILL NYE|
Ceremony at Site Of Birthplace
Revives Memories Of Humor-
lists "Clsan Wit"

By the Associated Press.
SHIRLEY, Me, September 24.-A
tablet In memory Of Edgar Wilson
Bill" Nye was dedicated yesterday, II
years after the famed humorist's
death, on the site Of his birthplace In
this little Northern Maine town.
DR.. Smaller Matthews OF Monson,
dean-emeritus Of the University Of
Chicago's Theological Sshool, eulogized
the country newspaper man whose
Evening star., 1937-09-24
"WOMAN IN RED" SUED
ON DESERTION CHARGE
Alexander Sage Claims Nemesis
Of Dillinger Left Him
in 1882.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 24.-The hus-
band of "the woman in red" who
claimed to have put gangster John
Dillinger ION the spot for police and
Federal agents, asked for divorce yes
terday.
Alexander Sage, railroad car in
spector, filed the suit in Superior
Court, charging desertion by Mrs. Anna
Sage. who was deported to her native
Evening star., 1937-03-21
GOVERNMENT MINES
TO START APRIL "a
Sleuths, Commissioners in First
Game-Marine Reserves,
Band Will Parade.

I'HE United States Government Base
Ball League, comprised of seven
crack clubs, will launch its season
Saturday, April "A, at 2:3O o'clock on
the East Ellipse diamond, when Bu-
reau OF Investigation, defending cham
plon, stacks up against D. c. Commits
sioners, 1886 runner-up.
Maj. Harvey L. Miller, secretary of
the District Boxing Commission and
Maryland boxing coach, will lead
battalion Of Marine Reserves in a pa
rade on the Ellipse before the game
while the Marine Reserves Band and
the Police Boys Club Band will blare
music for the occasion. WMAL will
broadcast a play-by-play description
of the game.
Officers for the league this year in
olude Fred Buchholtz, president; Judge
Edward Curran, vice president; j.
Edgar Hoover, counselor; Joe Leverton,
secretary; Stanley j. Tracy, treasurer,
and John F. Maragon, publicity di-
rector.
Naval Air Station, United States
Treasury, Bureau of Labor Statistics
Marine Reserves and Federal w, P. A.
are other teams entered in the loop.
Bureau Of Labor Statistics boasts seven
former N. R. A. stars, while the Ma
rine Reserves outfit is headed by
Lyman McAboy, former Maryland base
ball and boxing ace.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Schneider Heats HoOp.

SShhSAuSi AASdto
A ONE-MAN scoring spree by lanky
Larry Schneider turned defeat
into victory for Bethesda-Chevy Chase
in the second half of its game with
Mount Rainier, thereby gaining for
the Pine Tree-enblemed squad the
first suburban boys championship ever
at stake in The Stars tourney.
On the short end of 7-6 count
as the second half began, Schneider
gave an inkling of what was to
come in the first minute after the
resumption of play when he dropped
in his second field goal of the game.
Thereafter, he was unstoppable, scor-
ing 10 more points from all angles
Twice he broke loose to find him.
self completely unguarded for set
ups, twice he followed up missed
shots of his teammates and then,
to show his dead eye. he calmly potted
one from near the center of the
floor.
Mount Rainier hung on gamely
through the third quarter which
found Bethesda-Chevy Chase with a
14-8 lead, but its defense cracked
IN the last 8 minutes when the blue
clad tosSers rang up 10 points. 1t
had given its large delegation of
supporters its biggest opportunity to
cheer in the early stages of the game
when George Taylor and Country
Miller matched baskets with Leon
Vannais and Schneider, the first
quarter ending A
Coach Tony Kupka's well-taught
cobination, however, proved too
superior in the end for the plucky
Mounts, whose defeat was only their
third in 26 games this season.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

TWo-base hlts-Chapman, MedWlck,
Mize, Siebert, Travis. Three-base
hit-Stone. Home run-Bordagaray
Runs batted in-Mihalic (2), Kuhel,
Stone, Travis (2), Miles, Mize, Pad
gett, Chervinko, Bordagaray. Stolen
bases-Mihalic (2). Double plays
Travis. Kuhel; Brown, Siebert; Du-
rocher, S. Martin, Mize Wild pitch
Cooper. Hit by pitched ball-By
Cooper (Wright). Bases on balls-Of
P. Dean, /: off Cascarella, 8; off john
son. 2; off Cooper, Q; off Linke, l..
Struck out-By De Shong, l; by VIM
ford, 2; by Cascarella, /; by johnson,
Q; by Linke, 2. Pitching record-Of
P. Dean, hits, 2 runs, in 3 innings;
off Winford, 8 hits, l run, in innings;
off johnson, hits, run in 3 innings;
off Cooper, 2 hits, runs, in l inning;
off De Shong, hit, no runs, in in
nings; off Cascarella, no hits, no runs
in innings; off Linke, hits, runs
in innings Left on bases-St. Louis,
8; Washington, 7. Time of game
2:37. Umpires and Kolls.
Winning pitcher - Linke. Losing
pitcher-Cooper.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
EARLY TIGER ATTACK
UPSETS REDS, 6 TO4
Hallahan Pounded for Big Lead
in First Three Frames-York
Heads Offensive.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, March. 2O-The De-
troit Tigers landed on Wild Bill
Hallahan, veteran southpaw. for eight
hits and four runs in three innings
today and STAYED off a late Cincin-
natl rally to win 6-to-4 exhibition
game victory.
Rudy York, rookie first baseman
converted into third sacker, led
the Detroit offensive with three hits
out of four chances. He scored a
run and fielded the hot corner fault
leSsly.
Two Red errors contributed to as
many Detroit runs.
The Tigers hit safely each of the
first seven innings
Detroit (A)----- Ol3 100 1905 13 l
cincinnati {N)-- 100 001 02x-4 10 2
Auker, Wade, Gill and Cochrane.
Hayworth; Hallahan, Mooty, R. Davis
Barrett and V. Davis, D. Moore.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
GEHRIG SEES ACTION
AS YANKS LICK BEES
Plays Full Game, Singles, Sends
in Two Runs in His Clubs
5-to-3 Victory,
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March 90
The world champion New York
Yankees picked on their favorite
grapefruit area stooges, the Boston
Bees, again today and dubbed out
o-to-3 victory, with Lou Gehrig max
Ing his 1887 debut in the lineup.
While Walt Brown, Spurgeon
Chandler and Jack Larocca were
pitching effectively in the pinches,
although touched for nine hits by the
Bees, Gehrig swung into action by
playing the full game at first base,
getting one hit, single, and driving
in two runs.
The victory was the Yanks' third
straight over the Bees.
Boston M 300 600 600 5 >
Brown. Chandler Larocca and Dickey;
Harris, MacFayden. Fette and Lpez.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
BROWNS START WELL
Score Shutout Over Millers in
First Game, Z to o.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Tex, March 20
(P).-The st. Louis Browns started
their Grapefruit League" schedule
1mpressively with a 7-to-O victory
over the Minneapolis club of the
American Association here today.
The American Leaguers played er-
rorless ball and collected Is hits off
three Miller hurlers.
Glulio Bonetti, belonging to one of
the Brown farms, bafled the Mime
apolls batters with his sinker ball for
the first three innings. Harry Kim
perrin and Russ van Alta followed
and were even more effective.
st. Louis fA) o21 100 100 * n
Mln polls a A. 900 900 600 0 s /
Bonettl klmberlin. Van Alta and Hem
Siey, Huffman, Heath: Bean, Kelley.
Weiner and Dickey, Hargraves
Evening star., 1937-03-21
DODGERS SLUG BALL,
BLANK PILLS, 6 TO 0
Wilson Hits 360-Foot Homer as
His Club Scores Three Runs
in Opening Round.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEARWATER, Fla, March 90
Brooklyns 1887 Dodgers, featur-
ing q brand of base running Flatbush
won't recognize when they get home,
opened their grapefruit league cam
paigning today with 6-to-O conquest
Of the Philadelphia Philies.
While Roy Henshaw and Luke Ham
lin combined to hold the Phillies for
half dozen hits, the no-longer daffy
Dodgers pounded Orville Jorgens, Joe
Bowman and Rookie Wayne la Mas
ter for IL safeties.
They took a three-run lead In the
opening frame on four singles and
Eddie Wilson's 360-foot homer.
R. H. E..
Brooklyn (N)--- 800 ITO 10x-6 IL /
Jorgens, Bowman. La Master and At
wood Henshaw, Hamlin and Phelps. Gaut-
reaux
Evening star., 1937-03-21
GIANTS TRIM TRIBE,
2-1, IN SLAB BATTLE
Nick Fischer for Runs in First
Round-Hubbell Yields Lone
Indian Tally.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED PreSS.
CULFPORT, Miss. March 20-With
~ Carl Hubbell, Fat Freddy Fitz-
simmons and Rookie YareWick COM
bining to pitch three-hit ball, the
New York Giants nosed out the Cleve-
land Indians, 2 to l, today in the
hottest hurting duel of the exhibition
base ball campaigning.
Although held to six safeties by Carl
Fischer, Johnny Wyatt and Johnny
Heving, the Giants sewed up the game
with a two-run splurge in the first
inning on a couple Of singles, Bruce
Campbell's error and Fischer's wild
pitch. The Tribe scored its only run
in the third, when a single, wild
pitch and low throw to first, both
by Hubbell, sent a runner to third,
from where King Carl forced him in
with a walk.
Gleyeland a. }-----ooood1 goo goo ooooo-1 9 2
Fischer, WYATT, Heving. and Pytlak:
Mancuso.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
DISTRICT ROLLERS WIN

Washington bowlers defeated Bal
timore by 80 pins last night at the
Lucky Strike in the seventh annual
four-team match Of the National
Fraternal Society Of the Deaf.
Davis of Washington was high with
35l and Stancliff topped the Balti-
moreans with 32l.
The team scores were Washington
28e6& Baltimore 2,7o6S
Evening star., 1937-03-21
White SOX IMPRESS
1887 Team Is Unveiled in Sd
Victory Over Angels.

ONTARIO Calf, March 20 (P).-
Ihe White Sox unveiled their 1887
team today with an 8-to-4 victory over
the Los Angeles Coast League team.
The Angels, farm team for the Cubs.
got away to tWo-run lead in the
nrst inning on errors by Bonura and
Mesner, recruit third-sacker. The Sox
touched off a six-run blast in the
fourth. Appling banged out a Sox
homer in the fifth.
Ihree Sox pitchers hurled, each
gong three innings. John Rigney
started and was followed by Frank
Paplsh, who yielded neither a hit nor
pass. Bill Dietrich finished.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Girls Set Winning Example

RETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE's girls
team probably set the champion
ship bee a-buzzing in their boy
friends ears, when they defeated
George Washington for the first
Metropolitan Washington girls cham
pionship ever at stake.
By far the outstanding player of
this game was Rae Lee, the winners
hlgh-scoring forward, who was posi-
lively sensational with six field goals,
two OF them of the one-handed va
rlety, scored after she switched from
center to forward. Miss Lee did not
enter the scoring zone until the
second period, making her dozen points
in the last three periods.
The winners were coached by Bea-
trice Crocker.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
FRANCE IN BASE BALL
Accorded Membership in Worlc
hi roorS

Accorded Membership in World
Diamond Organization.
MIAMI, Fla, March 20 [P).-France
has been accorded membership in the
international Base Ball Congress,
Leslie Mann, executive secretary and
treasurer, announced today.
The application for membership,
Mann said, was made by Georges
Bruni Of Paris, president of the Fede-
ration Franchise de Base Ball, and
Dr.. Guyer Kelly, missionary at Tunis,
North Africa, who has been named
international delegate.
Other members Of the congress,
organized last year during the Olympic
games at Berlin, are the United States,
Mexico, Spain, Canada, England and
Japan.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Material Is Promising

HE rest of his club looks nice.
Cecil Travis and Buddy Lewis
make fine kid combination on the
left side OF the infleld, and both can
hit. Joe Kuhel, at first, is strongly re-
nforced by Jim Wasdell, who hit
.34l for Nashville last year. and now
Is with Chattanooga subject to be
yanked back any day. Buddy Myer is
doubtful quantity at second base. but
Buddy has several competent under
studies. AS for the outfeld-Well. YOU
cannot go far wrong when you pick
from Ben Chapman, Johnny Stone.
FREQ Slngton and Jesse Hill That
une-up has power and speed to spare
Inc most fascinating branch of the
washington ball club, though. is the
aforesaid catching department. If vou
ask MN to, Mr.. Harris will take you
on a tour of his two leading catchers
hogan and Bolton. 1t is something
ike a tour of the dinosaur room in
the Museum of Natural History even
though Mr.. Hogan has shelved a coll
PIE OF TONS OF flesh from the region
OF MS waist and now can be circum.
naVlgated in considerably less time
IMAM II takes to round the Horn.
Mr. Hogan is suffering human if
you ever saw one. His employer, Mr..
clark Griffith, has no sympathy what
ever for beef on the hoof. and last
Winter he told Mr.. Hogan that Mr.
hogan would practically have to bisect
himself to qualify for Job.
You mean I should lose 90 poundso~
said Mr.. Hogan.
L mean SO pounds, just for q
starter" said Mr.. Griffith coldly.
Now, Mr.. Hogan used to be in the
habit OF beginning his evening meal
with 2-foot steak smothered in lamb
enops, before he really got warmed up.
The last few months have been agonv
iof shanty. He chewed at least 7
linear feet of cuticle off his fingers
IN the process of losing those so
pounds. But he lost all of them. or
nearly all of them, and today he can
move with the speed and grace of a
glacier.
If he hits, he may be of some value
70 the CLUB, The same goes for Bol-
son' tnough Hogan, of course, is much
she smarter catcher of the two.
wen, there is weakness In the Wash
nsoon pitching and catching depart
nen., and strength in the outer
works. Over and above this, the club
has youth, ambition and speed in its
favor. If you have to pick one dog out
OF the dog fight for second place. I
think you might well pick Washington
Copyright, 1872
Evening star., 1937-03-21

Linke made quite a show of tanning
Padgett to end the game.
He was pitching, in the end. to Hal
Lee, who was drafted because Shanty
Hogan had been removed earlier and
because Wright's injury forced Man
ager Bucky Harris to shift Miles from
catcher to left field.
Wright was not badly hurt by the
knock on his head. He drove back
on the bus with the players and claim
ed that he will be ready, if needed,
to face the Phillies tomorrow. The
gang has decided, in light Of the way
he climbed of the floor, that Taft is
. good guy ia keep away from.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
ENGEL TO PICK STARS
Semi-Pro Base Ball Puts Griff
Scout on Selection. BOARD

Scout on Selection. Board.
NEW YORK, March 20 (R).-The
16 major league scouts who will select
the Nations outstanding young ball
players at the national semi-pro base
ball congress at Wichita, Kans, in
August today were approved by Honus
Wagner, commissioner of semi-profes-
sional base balloon.
With each of the Is major league
clubs represented, the AI-America
Board includes:
American League-Joe Devine, New
York; Pat Monohan, st. Louis; Eddie Herr
Cleveland; Ray Largent, Chicago; Steve
ORourke, Detroit; Ira Thomas, philadel-
phia; Joe Engel, Washington, and Ernest
F. johnson, Boston.
NATIONAL League-chic Fraser, Brook
lyn; Bill Hinchman, Pittsburgh; Jack
McCollister, Boston; Pat Ryan, st. Louis
Tom Sheehan, Cincinnati; Clarence Row
land, Chicago; Thomas Clarke. New York.
and J. Patsy O'Rourke, Philadelphia.
Prom the all-America players selected
Wagner will name the outstanding player.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
AINSMITH is UMPIRING
On List Announced for Work in
Southern Association.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 20 (P).-
President John D. Martin announced
tonight the appointment of umpires
Tor the 1887 season of the Southern
Association of Base Ball Clubs.
The list includes one new umpire
Robert Kober of st. Louis, Mo, who
umpired in the American Association
the past three years.
The others include Eddie Ainsmith
0 Brooklyn, n. Y.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
MOSES SHOWS WALLOP
Makes Homer, Three Singles in
1ntra-Club Battle.

MEXICO CITY, March 20 (P.-
Wally Moses again basked in the spot
ilgnt today, walloping home run and
three singles to help the Athletics
team B defeat Team A 10 to in an
intra-camp game.
Moses, in two games, has made
seven hits. He has been in camp only
four days.
Team A--------010 300 OO0- 90
Team B--------104 O30 1910 IS 2
Smith, Caster and Hayes; Fink,
Archer and Brucker.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
PAUL WANER ADAMANT

Fishing in Florida as Pirates
Prep in California.
SAN BERNARDINO, Calf, March
20 GP).-Manager pie" Traynor an
nounced today he has selected Eddie
Brandt, veteran southpaw, to start
the first exhibition game for the
Pittsburgh Pirates next Wednesday
against the Chicago White Sox in Los
Angeles.
Paul Waner still Is holdout and
reported on . fishing trip near Sara
sofa, ~.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

nay Dunn.
From start to finish of the four-day-
and-nght event, one figure not a
contestant, added pepper to a spicy
show, meaning Jack ("Mawster" of
Ceremonies) O'Connell.
OConnell was handling his first
basket ball tournament on the mike
and came through in such great style
that the fans forgave him for his
broad "a" at the end when he sang
out the names of Holloran, Swagert,
Gallagher, Schneider and Schultz in
true Irish or Dutch style as they
stepped forward to receive their re-
wards.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Give Par Sound Beating.
Neat Battle All Way.

10Th the Picard Ford and Smith
Hass combinations were 10 strokes
under par for 36 holes. Each had
18-hole rounds of 68-66-l34 Hines
and Stuart fired 68-67-135, while
Cooper and Leslie turned in 69-67-
1876.
Hines was a member of the win
ming team in 1885, the first year the
tournament was held Picard and
his partner. then Jack Cummings
of Cleveland, lost to Gene Sarazen
and Mallie Reynolds in the finals
last year.
The defenders dropped out in the
second round this year.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
HOCKEY TOURNEY LISTED.

NEW YORK, March 20 R).-The
United States amateur hockey cham
pionships will be played in the Bos-
ton garden March 27-28, Amateur
Athletic Union headquarters has an
nouncod.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
Stable Whisper Has Mats Second Cobb Return Dead Ball
Star Tourney
Continued From Sixth Fage.)

ball, it looked to be the true cham
pion that it is, feinting and outma-
neuvering smart team which has
had few conquerors this season. The
Of Burns, He'll, De Witt,
and Lomax probably stands
as one of the best inter-high cham
pions of the last decade.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
ANNEXEs STATE HONORS.

W1LL1AMSPORT, Pa, March 20
P.-Altoona Catholic High School to-
night won the Catholic high school
basket ball championship of Penn
sylvania by defeating Johnstown
Catholic High, Is to 23. A