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La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Frente a las "ratas" del go
bierno conservador de Cham
berlain. heredero de Baldwin, Y
la rerulsiva cobardia del Frente
Popular frances ,se destaca IN
desracho de Lloyd George a
Don Juan Antonio Aguirre
que dice:
"~Igualmente con listed, 20 me
ascmbro de la forma en- que los
pafses democraticos permiten a
los dictadores de Europa ell a.
plastar las libertades de una an
tigua Y honrosa comrnidad, sin
un gesto O una palabra de pro-
tesla. Els una pagina negra en-
Ia historic de las naciones pode-
rosas y libres cuando miriam en-
acobardado silencio el espec-
taculo de los ninos asesinados
en- sus hogares por la lealtad de
sus padres a Ia libertad."
Las naciones democraticas-
hemos dicho. nosotros-han per
dido la virilidad frente a las a.
menazas de los fascistas enlo-
quecidos.
Baldwin, chamberlain y
Blum son los "agachados" en-
estos dias de augusta para Euz
kadi, Espana y la civilization.
Blum llora como una mujer-
zuela; los otros dos, mercachi-
files antes q. hombres, esperan
la bora de la revancha para ell
imperio mientras CORE a to-
rrentes la sangre del pueblo
leal espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Para nosotros ell puno en- AL
to significa la protesta energica
del ciudadano civilizado contra
la mano del pufal o la daga, la
mano que en- Francia asesinara
a los Roselli.
Levantar el puno uno mismo,
sin levantarlo en- p1blico, es la
mejor norma en- estos amos de
lucha contra opresores y tira-
nos
Pu1o en- alto para maldeciE
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
LESTER

Sc encuentra de vista en-
Tampa este apreciado amigo,
quito abogado que trabaja para
el gobierno federal en- Ell estado
de Virginia. LIE acompaha su es-
posa, una dana de clara inteli-
gencia y rec0nocfda bondad.
Graka estaucia les deseam0s
La gaceta., 1937-06-18
Perecio en- Ell frente de Huesca Ell General comu-
nista h1ingaro Lukacs, sufnendo herdas graves Ell
ilustre antifascista aleman Custavo Regler
La Segunda International, la Socialista, acepto
la invitacion que Dimitroff lie hiciera.
Destruida por la artilleria republican, la pobla.
cion de Chimillas, en- e frente de Aragon.

Madrid, JUNO 18.-Se anun
clio aver en- Valencia la muer-
te del her6ico general hdnga-
TO, de filiaci6n comunista,
Mattel Jalka Lukacs, victima
lie los combates del sabado en-
al frente de Huesca, donde
nandaba la la brigade mix
a. AL mismo tempo Sc di6 la
nala nueva de haber sufrido
heridas graves ell aleman Gus
avo Regler, comisario politico
lie la misma brigada, que Sc tie
ne no sobreviva a las heridas,
Ell general Lukacs fue CAPT
an en- ell ejercito h1ngaro, du-
rante la guerra mundial, y los
rusos lie hicieron prisionero.
Ofrecio sus servicios a los boil
seviques, en- epoca de la revo-
luci6n, tomando ell nombre de
Lukacs, y fue reconocido su he
roismo. Jalka era su verdade-
no nombre.
Junto con ell general Emil
Kleber, que de%sempen6 un pa
pei de importancia EN- la defen
sa de Madrid, ayud6 a la orga
nizaci6n del ej6rcito comunis-
ia chino.
En- Espana ell general Luz
kacs tuvo mando de importan-
cia, en- todos los frentes. Com
bati6 en- la Ciudad Universita-
ria, en- noviembre ayud6 a Ia
defensa del canine de FL Els.
corral, en- diciembre y enero;
tom6 parte en- los combates
del rio Jarama, en- febrero, y
en- la ofensiva de MARIO en- ell
frente de Guadalajara.
Su brigada tom6 parte en- la
batalla de Brihuega, poniendo
en- fuga a los fascistas Italia
nos.
Lukacs era un general de
menor importancia, pero muy
valiente. Al cadaver Sc lie rem
diran grandes honores en- Va
lencia.
Gustavo Regler es uno de
los mas populares miembros de
la columna International, par
ticularmente entire los alema =
mes Y europeos. Els autor de va
rios libros, entire ellos uno So
bre ell Saar, traducido al in :
giles.
Los oficiales de la Segunda
International, la socialista, lie
han informado a George Dimi-
troff, s~ecretario general de la
Tercera International, que es-
tan listos para entrevistarse
con una delegation de los CO.
munistas con ell fin de ayudar
al gobierno de Espana contra
los fascistas insurgentes. Dimi
troff inmediatamente nombr6
un grupo bajo la presidential
de Mauricio Thorez, secreta :
rio general del Partido Comu-
nista en- Francia, con Ell prop6-
sito de negociar en- ell lugar y
tempo que sc fife.
Tn bando del general Jose
Miaja, publicado aqui, crdena
perseguir a los que especulan
con where's y a los que Illegal
mente poseen tarjetas de raciol
mes. Han sido confiscadas tres
mil tarjetas que otras tantas
personals ilegalmente poseian.
Miaja ha expedido nuevas
6rdenes para que continue la
evacuation de los refugiados
que vinieron al principle de la
guerra.
La preston contra los faccio-
sos ha sido aumentada en- los
frentes de Guadalajara, rio ia
rama Y Tajo; las tropas leales
captnraron una nueva posici6n,
incluyendo I'm sistema de trim
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

aJunio 18.-Las Ill
timaS n6tfcias de Bilbao indi-
can que la situacion ha mejo-
RADIO all para aas tropas repu-
olicanas. Los milicianos. vas :
:os Y asturianos h%icieron pri-
'ioneros a 1900 italianos, er
ese frente.
Ell mando vasco informa que
han si5o rechazaCas, con gran
les bajas, columras mandadaG
ontra la ci-dad en- "formaci6n
,lemana". Al sur de la pobla-
ion una columna rebelde fue
'ortada en- dos.
Para contrarrestar las mott
,ias leales, los insurgentes di-
cen que los italianos de las
/ 'Flechas Negras' hicieron pri
sioneros a 100 vascos.
Juan Antonio Aguirre, ell
presidente vasco, informo ano-
che a Valencia que durante ell
dfa sus hombres causaron al
snemigo mas de 1000 bajas.
Hablando en- Madrid, ell ge-
neral Jose Miaja, comandante
de los ~ejercitos del Centre, ma
nifest6 que los facciosos seran
batidos en- Bilbao, como 10 fue
ran en- Madrid.
Mintiendo, como de costum
bre, las estaciones de radio
facciosas dijeron que los vas :
cos deseaban rendirse Y que
habfan pedido condolences a
Franco. Otra estaci6n de ra-
dio de los traidores, carlista
por mas sefias, di6 la "noticia"
de la renuncia de Aguirre y
que los anarquistas y comunis-
tas dominaban a Bilbao.
Ell gobierno presidido por
Aguirre Sc ha trasladado a un
lugar de Bilbao que no Sc men
ciona Y ell mando en- la capital
vasca Sc ha e~ntregado a una
junta que componen ell gene
raj G.. Uribarri, comandante
en- jefe de la defensa; JESUS
Leizazola, ministro de justicia ;
Santiago Aznar, ministro de in
dustria, Y Juan de Astigarra-
dia, ministro de obras publ =
cas-.
La Junta mand6 un mensa-
je a su delegation en- Francia,
en- Ell que dice que ell bombar-
dec contin1a con aeroplanos
extranjeros que vuelan a una
altura de 200 pies y con sus
ametralladoras tran sobre la
poblaci6n indefensa.
"Mas de 100000 personals,
dice la nota, Sc han marchado
a Santander desde Bilbao, por
mar Y terra, en- las 1ltimas 48
horas. Varias de las embarca-
clones fueron detenidas por los
barcos rebeIdes y una hundi-
da, con perdida de muchas vi
das. La aviaci6n alemana, no
contenta con bombardear las
ciudades Y aldeas, trata de i'm
pedir la evacuation hacia San
tander. Aeroplanos de GAIA Vo
lando bajo han asesinado con
sus ametralladoras a una ca
ravana de mujeres y ninos.
En- la oscuridad de la noche,
sobre Ell ruido de las ametra-
lladoras Y las bombas, Sc oyen
los gritos y lamentos de los he
ridos y moribundos. Los CANT
nos estan cubiertos. con cuer-
pos despedazados de ninos y
mujeres. Todos los hospitales
de Bilbao estan llenos de heri-
dos y enfermos.
Sobre la situaci6n militar la
junta de defensa dice: la mo
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

MlentraS Ell pueblo de Bilbao
sost;ene sus princi9ales defen-
sas contra ell exgeneral y exhom
tre Francisco Franco, hijo po-
iitiso de Mussolintf, LAS nadio-
nes de la intervention en- con-
ira de Espana, amigos intimas
Gel comite de no-intervenci6n,
publican su nuevo acuerdo:
A las dos parties Sc pedira
den la seguridad especifica de
que respetaran los barcos Sex-
tranjeros en- los altos mares y
en- todas parties y que daran
pasos para lograr que sus fuer-
zas navales y aereas den efecto
a esta seguridad''.
"Que para evitar ataques &C
cidentales o danog a los barcos
extranjeros que Iparticipan en-
la vigilancia, cuando esten en-
los prertos de cualquiera de
los grupos, Sc .pedira a las dos
parties lleguen a un acuerdo con
las cuatro potencias sobre una
lista de los puertos espanoles
disponibles para uso como bases
de los barcos de vigilancia y
sobre una definici6n de las 20
mas de seguridad que seran es-
tablecidas en- esos ~puertos".
"Que las dos parties deberan
ser informadas de cualesquiera
infracci6n de las anteriores Sc
guridades y cualquier ataque SO
IRE los barcos de guerra extran
jeros responsible de la vigilan
cia naval sera estimado por las
cuatro potencias que participant
en- ell control como un asunto de
inquietrd com1n; y que las cua
tro potencias, fuera de las me-
didas de defensa propias que
consideran necesarias las fuer-
zas de la naci6n atacada, inme-
diatamente buscaran un pacto
entire elias concerniente a los
pasos que deben darse en- con-
7cierto, considerable los puntos
de vista que Ell gobierno intere-
sado estime natural Ell EXPIRE
sar sobre la implantaci6n de a.
propiadas medidas''.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Las lineas a~nteriores repre-
sentan Ell nuevo pacto propues-
10 por la ~diplomacia inglesa en-
contra de la Rep1blica Espano-
ia, la agredida en- Ibiza v en- AL
merfa.
Las cuatro "grandes seno-
ras' 10 han acceptable y seguira
la Intervention en- contra de Es-
pana y la no-intervenci6n GUAM
do EEpana demande lusticia.
Mediterranean" fabrica-
da directamente por Leon Blum
a planidera del Frente Popular
frances.
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

"a pesar de tener ell ppno en-
cito, ell Frente Popular frances
siantc debilidades Anpropias de
ma naci6n fuerte y un pueblo
/, .aliente.
C'uanGc Leon Blum levanta Ell
p no y consiente que Espana
sea atrope'lada For los inter
vencionistas disfrazados de no.
intervencionistas, Hitler y Mus
Isoiini ensenan los dientes man.
lhados de sangre Y r;en a su rls
GER.
I'm rufo que Sc pone en- al
to; perc mas abajo, a la altura
dal pecho, falta ell coraje!
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

Bilbao tiene una nueva junta
de Defensa Y la preside ell gene
raj Uribarri.
icon Ell prno en- alto Ia salu-
damosi
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

en- esta poblaci6n. donde, tanto
90 les qUiere. 4
La gaceta., 1937-06-18

han sido anAetrallados
aeroplanos facciosos.
La matanza de Espafla es Una
prulh,a de 10 que aguarda a las
~ .facioncs ,clvil1s de Ingla1e-
III y Francia cuando las nacio-
ncs fascistas apelan a gra
en- q viejo continente IT.
tHro recurso para "salvaN las
CO de les dictadores.
Y Franc:a e Inglaterra pare
zen aecir ahora: los ninos y las
Sr1 ieres de Espana no nos inte-
resan.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
WIN FROM TEMPLE.
RAISES HOYA HOPE
Upset Triumph, 1914, Leaves
Way Open to Get Somewhere
in Eastern League.

AN OUTSIDE chance Of getting
= somewhere in its somewhat be-
lated bid for Eastern Intercollegiate
League basket ball honors loomed for
Georgetown today as the league was
thrown into a muddle by the Hoyas'
surprising 1914 victory over Temple
before $500 spectators last night at
Tech High gym.
Virtually eliminated from title con-
sideration prior to the Temple fray,
Georgetown slipped into a fourth place
tie with West Virginia behind Temple.
Pittsburgh is leading the conference
and Penn State holds the runner-up
berth.
With Lou Dublin and Meyer Bloom
wicketing shots from practically every
angle of the floor, Temple launched
a second-half attack to take a 1927
lead after trailing, 1924, at half time.
Ed Bertrand capitalized on . foul
shot and Tommy Nolan sank q field
goal, however, and Georgetown tied
the score at 1890. Burly Mike Petros-
key sent the Hoyas into the lead tenn
porarily with another field goal, but
Black and Shields, with q foul toss
and pot shot, again presented Temple
with the lead at 1892.
Joe Murphy chose this opportune
moment to sink his only field goal Of
the game, and the Hoyas grabbed Q
lead which they never relinquished.
Harry Basin and Carroll Shore,
former rivals at Eastern and Central,
respectively, together with Kurtyka,
paced Georgetown's attack with 10
points each, although for individual
brilliance that trio was overshadowed
by Dublin and Bloom, who chalked up
IS and II points, respectively.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Louis Still 'SCreen" Fighter
Pastors Moral Victory Tips Fans That Joe Needs
Much More Experience.

still It was Z moral victory for
Pastor
Bob must have run q total Of six
miles In the course Of the evening.
He ran them backward.
The moral Of the thing is that
Joe, still . young fighter and q
green one, came up against some
thing he had never seen before. He
didn't know what to do about it.
He had been instructed to hold his
blows until Pastor came In to
catch them, and when Pastor re-
fused to come within arms length,
Joe was bamed.
It was q text book lesson on how
to keep from being Knocked out.
It also was . free tip to the public
that Louis needs much more ex-
perience.
(Copyright, 1887. b.. the North American
NewspApeS Alliance. 1neJ
Evening star., 1937-01-30
GONZAGA NEAR TITLE
Whips st. Johns, Crown Defender,
in Catholic Prep Loop.

Gonzaga Is q step nearer the Cath
olic Prep School League basket ball
championship after its 21-18 triumph
over st. Johns, defending champion.
in q hectic, extra period game last
night at Catholic University stretched
the Purple winning string to seven
games.
Trailing at the end Of each period,
Gonzaga rallied in the last quarter
to tie the score at 1913. Jim Boyle
bucketed a field goal in the extra
period, then Jim Walsh sank foul
shot to place the game beyond st.
Johns.
The capacity crowd Of $500 spec
tators contributed more than 500 to-
ward the relief Of flood sufferers.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
STRUGGLING TERPS
MEET BLUE DEVILS
Hope Of Qualifying for Dixie
Tournament Fades With
Loss to Tarheels.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DURHAM. N. c.. January so.-vir-
~ tually eliminated from participa-
ton in the Southern Conference basket
ball tourney, in which only eight teams
will qualify, Maryland will seek some
consolation from its swing through
North Carolina tonight when 1t stacks
up against Duke here.
North Carolina easily disposed Of the
Terps last night, 41-24, at Chapel Hill,
jumping into an early lead and steadily
increasing the margin as Mullis and
Bershak. with IL and 10 points, re-
spectively, paced the Tarheel attack.
North Carolina State trounced Mary
land Thursday night.
The defending Southern Conference
champions established q It'll lead at
halftime and Coach Walter Skidmore
employed substitutes throughout the
final period.
George Knepley and Knocky Thomas,
scoring z and points, respectively,
were outstanding for MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Maryland VS.. Duke, Durham.
N. C.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Shippensburg
Teachers, Shippensburg, Pa.
Eastern VS.. Navy Plebes, Annap.
oils, Md.
Central VS.. Massanutten Military
Academy. Woodstock. Va.
Georgtown Prep VS.. Brooklyn
Prep, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Episcopal VS.. Augusta Military
Academy. Fort Defiance. Va.
Hopewell High VS.. washington.
Lee High, Ballston. Va 8.
Boxing.
Maryland VS.. Virginia Military
Institute, Lexington, Va.
Catholic University vs.. Army,
West Point, N. Y.
Columbus U. VS.. Wake Forest,
Turner's Arena, $3.50.
Track.
Georgetown in knights Of Co
lumbus games, Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Bows to Maryland Normal ouint
in 37-33 Struggle.

Despite brilliant performances by Al
Hoffmeister and Joe Burnett, each OF
whom scored 10 points, Gallaudet
mourns a 1897 loss to Maryland State
Normal last night ct Kendall Green.
The Marylanders assumed three
point lead at half time and clung des-
perately to a slim margin throughout
the game. Smith, with Is points, and
Curlando, with o points, were out
standing for the yictorS,
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Decision Is Unanimous.

THE decision Of Judges George lie
- Cron and Charles Lynch. and
Referee Arthur Donovan was unani-
nous. The Associated Press score
sheet gave five rounds to Louis, four
to Pastor, and one even, not so much
because Pastor looked that good, but
because his pedaling tactics threw the
Bomber of his usually deadly pace,
caused him to miss and look bad.
The fight drew a gross gate OF
Gill ,750.60 and that's not hay even
II Louis doesn't care about chasing an
ex-foot ball player around the canvas
before mob Of bowling, amused
spectators.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
ROUGH
FOR EASTERN FIVE
Defense of School Crown
Task as Western, Tech
Become Stronger.

r. ATERNS chances Of success
- fully defending its public high
/ school basket ball champion
- ship appeared seriously jeop-
ardized today as the campaign neared
the halfway mark with Roosevelt,
Western and Tech punched in second
place only q game behind the leading
Lincoln Parkers.
The pressure now has been shifted
to Eastern following Westerns COM
paratively easy win over Central.
1925, and Techs burial Of Wilson.
1919. in games yesterday on the
Tech court. The Lincoln Parkers
also must reckon with Central, which,
despite its present lowly status, dis
posed Of Eastern rather easily In their
first engagement.
The first half Of the championship
series will end Wednesday with Cen.
tral tackling Wilson and unless the
Presidents spring new talent. the
present standings will remain un-
changed. Every team with the excep-
ton Of Eastern. which has dropped
one tilt, has lost at least two games.
WESTERN. trailing TO. 1T the end
wv Of the first quarter. launched
successful pot-shot attack in the
second period which completely shat
tered the somewhat ragged Central
defense and walked on the floor at
halftime boasting a 25-l4 margin.
The Red Raiders quickly widened
the gap to 30-16. then settled to coast
to victory-with Coach Cliff Moore
inserting plentiful supply Of reserves.
Paul He'll and Gerald Burns were
outstanding for Western, with IL and
10 points, respectively, while Billy Ver-
million. with IL points. paced Central's
attack.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Tragedy In Family.
THE story Of the riding Hanfords

THE story of the riding Hanfords Is
crammed full Of romance, trag-
edy and thrills. Ira was born about
two weeks after his father died. There
were five brothers. The two eldest,
Walter and John, are employed In
Omaha, where Babes mother and
stepfather live. Bernard Buddy,
rated one Of the finest riders In the
country, was fatally injured at Pim-
lico on the eve Of the 1888 Kentucky
Derby.
Soon afterward, Ira quit high school
and joined brother Carl in New York
as an exercise boy for Mary Hirsch,
first woman to be granted trainers
license by the Jockey club. Riding was
not entirely new to the Mdwesterner.
for he and Carl had done some OF 1t ct
Omaha's Ak-Sar-Ben Race Track.
Ira still lives with the Hirsch family.
Mary, who is very proud Of her "nnd,"
acts as his unonacial guardian. but
father" Max and brother "Ruddy"
also keep tabs on him.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

0y the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK-Joe Louis. 2O3K, De-
troit, outpointed Bob Pastor. l7S, New
York Q0).
- DETROIT.-Barney Ross. 1921,
Chicago. world welterweight champion,
outpointed Al Manfredo. 147, Fresno,
Calf. Q0l. Non-title.
MILWAUKEE.-Gori Jones, 1891,
Akron. Ohio. former middleweight
champion, and Frankie Battaglia, 159,
Palmyra. Wis. drew UO.
SAN DIEGO. Calif.-Johnny Nelson,
176. Syracuse, N. Y, outpointed Big
Boy Bray. 2O7, Columbus, N. Mex. GOJ.
SACRAMENTO. Calif-Lloyd Mar
shall. l65, Cleveland. outpointed pfetro
Giorgi. 16e, San Francisco (6).
155. San Francisco. outpointed Johnny
bias. l52. Fall River. Mass. uO).
,HoLLYwooD:-Everett RishtInire.
HaysSi aSfiiNcY h27i New York MItn:v. fIS ,so
St. Louis, knocked out Jimmy McMa-
hon, 15s, Dallas; Tex. ~.
Dorazio. Is3. Philadelphia. knocked
out Humberto Arce. 1914. Puerto Rico
ID: Frankie Willis. 173, Atlantic City,
outpointed Jack Sacks, $50. Philadel-
'nIa nPIaH1fn1AsipmpH1A.-Ei Wesley, 1881.
,s1H NfssFin nis Es 1sIk oalponss ssr Ysss; S0SS;
Green, 1894, Philadelphia (S).
Evening star., 1937-01-30
WOODWARD is VICTOR
Comes From Rear to Score Over
Charlotte Hall by 20-16.

Charging from behind in the last
half, Woodward Schools basketers
shot their way to a 20-16 victory over
Charlotte Hall Military Academy in o
game at Charlotte Hall yesterday.
All but four Of Woodward's points
were made by Wilson, with o, and
Sheriff. with Z,
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Likes to Be Last to Paddock.

LIE DOESN'T read much OF anything
= except newspapers and racing
sheets. He doesn't bother" about
girls, and very seldom goes to night
clubs or movies. Liquor Is not on
his menu. but he likes all kinds Of
fruit drinks.
I'm Just q lone wolf, I am" he
laughs.
His tastes are conservative and neat.
He is thrifty, but not tight" It Is
hard for him to say no to a touch"
request from race track hangers-on.
He has savings accounts spread around
in several banks. After the Derby he
was handing out IS bills as tips to
messenger boys.
The baby-faced Nebraskan has only
one superstition. When it Is time to
mount for q race. he likes to be the
last one filing out Of the Jockeys room
for the paddock.
"But don't like to be the last one
away from that post" he grins. And
there's nothing I like more than being
the first back"
Evening star., 1937-01-30
BY JOHN LARDNER.

"A YEw YORK, January 30
nj Joe Louis outpointed Bob
N Pastor in 10 rounds here
4 last night. Those are tho
oflcial statistics.
The actual story Of the fight Is
the story Of young man coached
to last 10 rounds, by hook or crook,
with the most damaging profess
sional puncher in the world. Pastor
fought a losing flight, q sacrifice
fight, but he accomplished his END,
which was to 60 the distance.
The announcement Of the de-
cision was q formality. The no
ton Of judges and referee was that
Louis won eight rounds and that
two were even, but by any practical
and pragn,atic count known to
man. Louis won them Ill. And
Evening star., 1937-01-30
TILDEN R0UTS PLAZA.

ST. LOUIS, January 80 R.-Wu.
liam T. Tilden defeated Martin Plaa,
French star, 60. 6-1, in o profes.
sional tennis exhibition here tonight
before o crowd Of about TOO. Vincent
Richards defeated Taro Satoh, Japa-
nese, 6-l, 1S. Richards and Plaa
defeated Tilden and Satoh, @6, |3,
60 80
Evening star., 1937-01-30
REYNOLDS Meets Lazear.

MICKEY REYNOLDS. Wake For
AA est 155-pounder. also is tall
ented puncher and aided the Deacons
in winning their season debut, 5-3,
over Atlantic Christian College last
week. A former North Carolina Gold
en- Glove champion, Reynolds will face
Buddy Lazear. who has scored Is
knockouts in 18 fights.
Bobby Grimm, defeated in his last
appearance. in q hectic scrap, again
is slated for tough evening. meeting
Woody Davis, Wake Forest light
heavyweight. who is undefeated in five
years Of campaigning. four of which
were in scholastic rings.
Tickets to the bouts will be IS
cents for general admission and IS
cents for ringside chairs.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Wilson Boosts Score.

TECH, as expected, experienced lit
tie trouble in shellacking Wilson.
which found some consolation In its
fourth straight loss by the fact that it
finally scored more than II points.
Jimmy Vermillion. forward. cap
tured individual high scoring honors
with points. although the most
heartening performance to Tech sup
porters was the work of Leonard
Mills. center, who scored eight points
and displayed improvement over his
previous play,
Evening star., 1937-01-30

CHICAGO. January 80 R.-The
Chicago Cubs have announced the re-.
ceipt of signed contracts from Catch
ers Bob Garbark and Henry Madjeske.
The club also said Pitchers Hugh
Casey and John Hutchings will b
sent to Birmingham Of the Southern
Association on option.
Evening star., 1937-01-30
Workman His Model.

DDING Is the only part Of the sport
N that appeals to Ira. Some day
he'd like to own . big chain system
of grocery stores. Maybe it's because
he's got to watch his weight now. His
first reaction after his Derby suspen-
sion was he could eat all he wanted
for 10 days.
Among the jockeys Raymond
(Sonny) Workman Is his idol.
Sonny was and still Is the best Tor
me-" he tells you. you've gotta
choose that ol' boy. don't you? He's
weu-hes tust the best. that's al"