davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. 8. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 10h, American Can 98h, American Light and Power 49s, Anaconda 33%, Bethlehem Steel 59, Commonwealth and Southern Is, Curtiss Wright 5, General Mo- tors 48A, International Harvester 61h. Kennecott 401z, New York Central 1872, Safeway Stores 18% Southern Pacific 1875, United States Steel 59h, Pound $4.825s, Bremner no bids asked 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 142.19 down .89; rails 2756, down .32; utili- ties 1919, down .27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-08

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Evening star., 1938-11-18

AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS stamp
Hobby Shop, 1l6 17th st. NV, Dist. 10.
EooKsHFheSt M PRICES ps1d for food Rsr Rsed
gain Book Shop. sos 9th NV. Dist. 5uo7
BOOKS BOUGHT good BOOKS al kinds;
Dayd fny fFears fHE 'hem oT l@oPs s
aapo aheap for staN csih Box Ha 4saB PINS star M o
condition. Phone Columbia ,695
EooG stoves ose
fsse m 4 ES5 ssf Tssats es aons time
FURNITURE bric-a-brac, china glassware,
rH"S. sllverware palntlngS; h!eheSt caSn
PRICES paid. Call Murray, Adams 5l'3. l>'
1sod household eoods. also piano. Gail
at'4" Is D M Republic 4."6. 1H'
IMNFDIATE CASH for used furniture.
Courteous. prompt service. Adams "l:t6.
oLp GoLp; DIAMoNps ID iGvy 5EWEHEY' :; x
a IApEFL, RM 21l, als F ST. NV.
PIANO. good used Steinway or, Mason {,
!Iam!.n &rand: no dealers Adams 600,
Ar >"1-D, after Il pm. --
PIANO, grand or uunnrigght' must be cheap
SEWING MACHINFS-Will buy all types.
pleatiIg. f", F s. NV. Republic 1900
COLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill
YER PLATINUM TEETH. DISCARDED
.1EWEIRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
INC ah YEARS AT 935 ?.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased Tor
maaufaCtUrlNg use; MAXIMUM prices paid.
BCPNSTINF'S a3l G. ST. NV
Since 1865
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded tewrlrv; full cash value paid.
SELINGER S. SlS st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BETHESDA 412 GEORGETOWN rd.-2 fur
nished Ink. rooms: private bath: gas. cleo.
unlimited phone: S45
ALEXANDRIA. VA-Newly furnished twin
bedroom, young ladies; bus at door Board
Call before SIS m, or after $50 pm.
Temnlp 4.fn-W
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ROOMS UNEuRNlShEp.

1870 NJ ST N. w. = Nom Housekeeping
ami, running water. first floor private
home: $50 per mo.
DOWNTOWN-One unturnished hSkp. room
sink gas range. heat light md floor e
quiet people. employed Reasonable rent
ST. 1Ith. after 3 pm ,.}'
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes nice single room Nov
@3, in nice apt NV. section: convenient
transportation to Raleigh Hotel. State price.
location Box 40S-C Star.
EASTERN SECTION, rooms and kitchen.
unfurnished. with heat, not over $50. Box
42S-C, Star.
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UkFUR.

RANDALL HEIGHTS Sc. in lovely wood
ed neighborhnod Upstairs Of private home.
'wo rooms and bath and kitchrnette. room
with kitchenette, $50. other rooms. So,
garage. Natl. $3.50 Apt, 4oS. TO-
2l:}2 PENN AVE. NV. > or , rooms.
SIS. $40 or SIS per month. Yves: Oll1.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

last Cal! for Shrubbery BareainsD
Living Christmas trees in tubs. HemlockS
Rhododendron. Retmsporo, Amerlcan'
Globe and Pyramidal Arbor Vitae. IRISH
Greek and Glauca Juniper. BoXwood Spirea.
| Forsythia Wiegela., Forsythia Barbnrry,.
Gardens, Fences, FlaeStone Walks and Ter
races Located half mile south of l4th
ST Bridge on No. ] highway. Estimates
without obiiaation Evergreen Supply Co.
SEQ Jefferson Davis highway. Arllngton,
Va Phone Ivy 1900
Evening star., 1938-11-18
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

90 REGISTERED JERSEYS. foundation
herd: young cows some fresh; all sound
! B. Bangs and mastitis tested: Unusual
| ohei. "Aio a. 49, S'A'N'D' o0s
Evening star., 1938-11-18
BABY CHICKS.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ALL BREEDs-BLOOD-TESTFD.
VIM. James & Son. 6la K ST. w.
Metropolitan 00SS
Evening star., 1938-11-18

COLORED-OPEN
34o5 Sherman ave. n.w.-New bldg,
rooms. kit. bath; elec.. gas, automatic
E. M AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV
CoLoRED-2 APIS. NO 2 AND NO. 3.
at 243 14th ST. neS2 r, k. p; conven-
JOHN r. FINKETT. INC,
Dec. 561O North S43l.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
OAK wooD seasoned $40 per cord deliv.
cred and stored Call J. 8. Buck. jackson
n020.
OAK hickory seasoned hardvoods; SO
cord: any length delivered Person Sandy
Spring Md Phone Ashton 1872.
CORDWooD-Any nrenlace, heater, cook COX
stove size; thoroushlv seasoned: cord ~ ~;
half, 81 %: quarter. 81! Walnut 1863 ~
FTREWoOD cut any length $40 cord, -S5
u, 81 u, delivered. Columbia 930s @o'
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
COCKER SpAN1Eh PUPPIES-Black. 8
weeks old: reasonable Wis. 6332R.
ENGLISH sETTFRs-Trained DOGS and
puppieS. Shenandoah Kennels. ]. NJ. Wal
ter. ov ncr, Staunton. Va.
POINTER. male, broken; reasonable. Phone
Greenwood .HS9J.
PUPPIES Wires. scotties and cocker
te-ed aud ,nocuated, DEFENSE HIGH
WAY KENNELS. :. miles from Bladensburg
on the Defense highway.
ADLEA KENNELS.
Ak c REGISTERED
RRETDFR OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Complete Grooming of All Terriers, So.
Includes hand -pluckine. bathing. def1ea-
ing, nail fling. tech cleaning: caling for
Freshly ground SANITARY STORE beef
tnd daily, Veterinary SUPERVISION
AGlca Kennels, Mr. and Mrs. 8 A. Woolner.
Washington Grove Md.
Use Route $40 From Washington.
PHONE GA1THFRSBURG fl.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

TYPEWRITERS. new por ables. all makes;
terms: hish-rrade rentals: SO mo. Central
Typewriter Co. "G3 G ST. National Al'o:
VACUUM CLEANERS rebu.lC like new. i
VI. guar. S4.91 and up; Hoovers Eurekas.
ROYALS etc; 10 days free trial; free demo
Electrical Center, 5l4 10th st. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1938-11-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFuR.

APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished. Car available
on appointment MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
Evening star., 1938-11-18

TICKETS. Army-Navv game. 30-yard line:
. GOOD seats. Box Sic, Star. 1S'
TUXEDO and full dress, size a.. worn
once finest silks and material: sacrifice
SIS each Ia 81 Il ". Apt. 81.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 49a MELLON ST
New duplex apis. open. - 30: y beorms.
and dnete KITCHEN and bah TefrseFasgTd Tc,e snd
l.ll st. se-,h rooms, n,in.e c,,aG n,lo
s3S so. HARTMAN REALTY, INC, All,
55SI
Evening star., 1938-11-18

Every machinS .cUARANIEED . YEARS.
tpecton specie Hv.s inved g. EMPfRE III VACUUM CLEAN
ER CO a3, n Y ave NV Natl 6ti1S
Evening star., 1938-11-18
FARM AND GARDEN.
LATE FALL SALE.

COW MANURE, well rotted, guaranteed
delivered. loads and bags, on the place
Waters Wisconsin i l95.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

PLANFR AND SAW. combined: band So "
and sanding machine: hlacEsm;ths forge
and anvil; cheap. oxford nllt-W.
RADIO Scott. all-wsve Is custom brilt:
AL condition: very reasonable. 1929 2lS.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

TYPEWRITF RS--Late models. rented 50
per month 3 months for 81. 30 We sell.
service repair all makes and supplies.
United Typewriter Co.. Sl3 l4lh st. NV.
RRnublic ll1T
Evening star., 1938-11-18

45o DELAFIELD PL N.W.-L1V. RIM.
sleep. porch Kit eiec. refs pvt. home;
empl. couple genties. Randolph pa.
DEVoNsHIRE COURTS. NORTH. APT. 40!
-Attractlvely furnished and sunny apt. of
. rooms. dinette and kitchen. Woodey
5000
Evening star., 1938-11-18

TABLES-A small deposit will hold any
item purchased for. delivery during Christ
mas Open evenings Cash or credit.
Green Furniture Co, 5000 Georgia ave.
Col,Ir,hia
Evening star., 1938-11-18
THE VIVIAN

1928 G. St n.w--1n0 rooms. modernisti icly
furnished. innerSprinE mattresses; hotel
service: single, $500 up: doubles, IS week
up
THE MAURY,"
1Ol 10Th St nw-lOO beautifully furn
rooms. running water near showers and
tub baths inner-spring mattresses eleva-
tor: slnele rooms 81 week up: double
rooms SS week up.
LIVE AT HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Rooms with running water $50 and $40
per month Rooms with bath $50 per
month Within walking distance down
town Nail 1G1"
Evening star., 1938-11-18

Used machines. Si5 up. Open eve Blau-
stems, l41S Park rd Apt. :. Col. i623.
Evening star., 1938-11-18

slightly used nev-type SninetI and con-
sole pianos that we're clos.nC out at prices
from, Saa,50 up. Such weIl-tnoWn makes
Weser, Cable, LenoX, "tc. Nail. 3!!"!3.
CT
Evening star., 1938-11-18

> RMS. KTTCHENETTE. BATH; LARGE.
screened back porch, private back YARD
Fris tdalre. automatic heat fyrn.;, ~ min
utes from downtown. In Randall Hi2hlanGS'
Sc Available December -, SJo month.
Apply Apt /, 15:!9 23rd st. Sc, or phone
IincnIp nD1.l-J
Evening star., 1938-11-18

IYPEWRI ltf3S-aAmtF!caN FpPWT!Vecc %.
rents, repairs. LARGE number of cheap ma
chimes marked down for immediate sale,
SIS Up. 143l East Capitol st. Line. OuSe.
Evening star., 1938-11-18
APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED.

Gool2 MORTON ST. N.E;mDUPLEx; .,NUE EYE
rooms and bath. porch; $3.50. SHANNON
d. LUCHS. National 2345. -
Mr. WALTER REED. 1l9 FERN PL NV
= rms. kit. bath: elec retg.. gas. heat.
elec furn; private entrance: adults.
= ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH, D1NErTE,
Frigidaire; S31 80. Owner w. 3 CATION
1913 Pa. ave. Sc. Atlantic 3511.
1919 18th ST. NV. S45; 2 RMS. K, B.,
elec refg. on house current; near 14th and
Park rd, shop. theater center.
BRODIE g. COLBERT INC. NATL. Ss15
BOND APIS. 1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave nw-l room. kitchen, dlnette. bath;
:, rooms, kitchen bath: Frieldaire, e.eva-
tor District 400
1923 CLIFTON ST. NW.-S54. 7F; 8 R, B..
glasscd D. Electro!uX; through Ventllatlon'
h, water gar. 81. Janitor. Col! 475a-
l7.6 10Th ST. NW.-REDECORATED L
room Murphy bed kitchen, dinette. bath.
heat, free refrigeration: $40
5509 9th ST. NV Goth AND KENNEDY
- rooms kitchen and bath: modern =
story corner bldg; Frigidaire on house
current Rent. $50.
See resident manager or call EDWARD
l.. STROHECKER. Met. 21l3.
1872 ST. NV RMS, KITCHEN,
bath. reception hall. large closets; 3 ex-
posurcs: SHtA la'
Evening star., 1938-11-18

1920 w ST. NW--NEW BUILDING;
very delightful tirst-fioor apar ment. w!th
large fireproot porch Isxli # y. facing
room bedroom dinette i.!tchen b>'h and
4 closets rert. $50 PEI month. ilc.aceS :
heat. hot water and IAN or Nerv &C., If
you WISH 70 in pect this apar' neut phone
and we Will tafe YOU TO see II. BOSS IL
PHELPS NATIONAL, 1900
Evening star., 1938-11-18

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
e45: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; vorkmanship guaranteed.
Ak00 1lxh 1I NW- COLUMBIA IoaD1
Evening star., 1938-03-25

brace of semi-final 145-pound engage
ments, with Boys Club of Washing
ton meeting Chambers Undertakers
at 7:30 o'clock and Columbia Bever-
age clashing with Merrick Boys Club
an hour later.
Both Teams Star Studded.
Investigation, possessing such stars
as Monk MacCartee, Forrest Burgess
and Nelson Colley. has cut a wide
swath in unlimited ranks here, but
Lubeseal, relying on Bill Noonan, Ollie
Upton and collection of other stall
warts, boasts an equally impressive
record.
Agriculture and three suburban
teams advanced to the semi-final
round of the girls division last night,
with Rockville burying Rural Electrif-
cation Administration, 62-13; Agri-
culture trouncing Sherwood, 2l-13;
Hyattsville swamping Bureau of En-
craving 46-9. and Mount Rainier up
setting Typewriter Grays, 27-21.
Rockville unveiled trio of scoring
aces in the Misses Nusbaum, Howard
and Lanier, each of whom contributed
16 points.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
DETT0N-MURPHY
MAT TILT LOOMS
Winner of Match Between
Victors Here Last Night
Would Face Nagurski.

Promoter Joe Turner. who has been
toying with the idea for some time.
today was leaning toward matching
Dean Detton and DR.. John Drop
kick Murphy in a feature rassle spot,
with the winner to be awarded crack
at the crown currently worn by Bronko
Nagurski
Both Detton and Murphy registered
victories last night at Turner's Arena
which hardly was a surprise, and
Turner is expected to bring things to
a head shortly by pitting the popular
pachyderms against each other.
Sanooke Disqualified.
Detton's triumph over 340-pound
Chief Sanooke was a bit dubious. with
Referee Benny Bortnick disqualifying
the belligerent Indian after 14i2
minutes when the Chief persisted in
employing a strangle hold Bortnick
thrice sought to break the hold, but
on each occasion Sanooke battered
him to the canvas and in order to save
wear and tear on the frame Benny
promptly disqualified him.
Chief Chewaki failed to appear for
his scheduled scramble with Murphy,
so the equally villainous Sammy Cohen
substituted
Cohen Takes Pounding.
Cohen unraveled his repertoire Of
unorthodox tactics and suffered de-
feat through the medium of four boots
on the jaw and a climaxing body slam
in 81 minutes.
Other matches saw Orville Brown
dispose of Bronko Valdez in Il minutes,
Jose Rodriguez spilled Al Norcus with
a crotch hold and body slam in 1874
and Harry Jacobs flattened
Heine Olson in 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
DRAMAT|CS SW|PE
COLLEGE MAT ACE
Strong, Oklahoma Aggie,
Missing. as School Goes
for Ninth Title.
'y the Associated Press,

Hg the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March 25.-
Oklahoma A. and MS wonder team"
pursued its ninth national collegiate
wrestling championship in II years
today without the aid Of Harley tDoc)
Strong, once voted the outstanding
college mailman in the Nation.
Ed Gallagher, veteran coach of the
Cowboys, disclosed Strong had become
interested in dramatics and chosen to
remain at Saltwater because of a per-.
formance this week end.
National champion and member Of
the Olympic team in 1886, Strong was
named as the country's outstanding
wrestler that year. but last season lost
his position to the Cowboys latest
marvel. Stanley Henson. and this
winter moved up notch to the 155-
pound class, where he went unde-
feated.
Oklahoma weighed in 10 men this
morning, holding two alternates in
readiness for action should one of the
regulars not be ready to go.
The program of the mass mat meet
ing calls for so preliminary round
matches this afternoon and tonight,
with semi-finals tomorrow afternoon
and finals tomorrow night.
At the latest count 83 wrestlers were
entered from 20 schools in 16 States.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
WAY TO NEW MARK
PAVED FOR GLENN
Strong Opposition, Speedy
Track Are Provided for
Mile in Chicago.
BY WILLIAM WEEKES.

CHICAGO, March 25.-If Glenn
Cunningham has that Impossible"
4-minute mile in his system, all the
help necessary to get it out will be
at his disposal Saturday night.
The main burden will rest on the
amazing Kansan's sturdy legs and
heart, of course, in the famous bank
ers' mile, prize number of the second
annual Chicago Daily News relays.
But, the track and competition should
leave nothing to be desired for q
crack at the fastest mile.
For competition, Wisconsin's Chuck
Fenske, latest heir apparent to the
Cunningham mantle: Little Archie
San Romani who beat the Kansan IN
the bankers mile last year, and Gene
Venzke, one Of the old masters "shad-
oWs" these past several seasons. will
be in the battle. The field, chiefly
due to Fenske's spectacular work in
the last two weeks, shapes UP as the
fastest of the season.
New Track Built for Records.
The track. an 11-laps- -the-miIe
banked board affair. was built espe-
cially for the occasion. Modelled after
the Madison Square Garden course
over which Cunningham has turned
IN SO many spectacular performances,
it was described by Herrick E. Horner
OF Philadelphia. builder of both
tracks, as the fastest wooden oval in
the world. Added spring, he said.
would result from the use Of 7s-inch
special spruce, instead of the usual
l 4 Inch stock.
While the Bankers mile will be the
blue-ribbon attraction. the meet will
present batch of world record holders
and champions. Indiana's Don Lash
Will meet Joe McCluskey, former Ford
nam iron man" over the 2-mile route,
and New York Universitys sensational
Negro, Jimmy Herbert, will meet a
strong field over his favorite indoor
distance 600 yards.
Leaders Clash in Meet.
sam Allen, former Oklahoma Baptist
star, winner Of the hurdles series last
year, tackles Wayne Tolmich of De-
troit. the years outstanding develop
ment in the timber-topping division.
Earle Meadows, co-holder of the world
pole vault mark, will meet Milt Pad
way of Wisconsin. and Dick Ganslen
OF Columbia, and an all-star high Jump
fleld-Dave Albritton of Ohio State,
Cornelius johnson, Eddie Burke of
Marquette and Chuck Bechel of North
ern Illinois Teachers-will leap for the
diamond medal.
Ben johnson, Columbia's sensational
Negro, heads smart field, including
Perrin Walker, former Georgia Tech
star; John Davenport of Chicago, Bill
Clifford of Notre Dame and Eulace
Peacock of Temple, in the sprint series.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Eastern Crowded With Vets, High School Baseball Race Choice
Buddy Coelts, Columbia Country Clubs Ne,u
Net Pro, Lured to Work Early by Warm DAYS
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.

One of the most universally popu-
lar tennis players Washington has
known in recent years drops his anna
teur status and assumes a new role
tomorrow when he begins his duties
as the net professional of the Colum-
bia Country Club.
He is Frank Buddy Goeltz Of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, last year ranked
the tenth best racketer Of the Middle
States section, in which he was pre-
ceded only by such top-notchers as
Frank Parker, Johnny Van Ryn and
Fritz Mercur.
Goeltz, whose appointment to the
Connecticut avenue club was pre-
dicted by this reporter the middle of
last summer, thus fulfills an ambition
he has cherished for the last few
years. An unusually keen student Of
the game, the newest addition to the
ranks of Washingtons net pros pos
sesses an equally keen desire to i'm
part his knowledge to others.
Though it will mean his exclusion
from tournament play, Buddy expects
the pleasure he derives from playing
with students-While instructing them
to more than balance any reluctance
he might have of giving up competi-
tive contact with his old colleagues.
Furthermore, like any good business
sportsman, the play-for-play idea
naturally appeals to him.
AS gratifying as the offer of the
job was to Goeltz Columbia should
feel equally satisfied that it has a
worthy successor to Tom Frydell,
whose departure two years ago left
a hole that never was quite filed.
Like Frydell. Goeltz is an enthusiastic
and energetic worker and has ideas
which should prove pleasing and
beneficial to Columbia.
Once again the club will have a
pro adequately equipped. both by
knowledge and experience, for instruc-
ton purposes. and its membership
again should begin to produce players
worthy of making their presence felt
in local tournaments.
Although Goeltz wasn't expected to
start his season at Columbia until
April l, the early appearance and
continuance Of spring weather has
made tennis fans eager to start play-
ing. When the consistently warm
temperatures gave indications of re-
naming, Columbia officials notified
Goeltz to report Immediately.
The llkeable Pennsylvania is Just
past 30. unmarried and wearer of. an
almost ever-present infectious smile.
He will design his own racket. models
of which will be on sale as soon as
his new headquarters are stocked.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
HEAVY CARD LISTED
FOR COLLEGE BOUTS
Maryland, Georgetown and C. U.
Boxers Among More Than so
in National Tourney.

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. March
25-Afternoon and night preliminary
bouts on the opening day of the ma
tional collegiate boxing tournament at
Virginia. March 81. April and 2. are
assured T. M. Carruthers, chairman
said today.
More than so boxers from 20 COL
leges and universities in Is States have
entered and eight Pacific Coast cham
pions. to be crowned in the far West
Conference tournament, will compete
Maryland's 1887 national collegiate
lightweight champion. Ben Alperstein,
is entered in the 125-pound class. An
other Old Line entry is George
Dorr. lis.
The list also includes boxers from
Georgetown University and Catholic
University.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
GALVESTON GIRLS
FLASHY ON COURT
Far 0utcIass Wamegos in
A. A. u. Meet-Other TOP
Seeded Teams Score.
By the Associated Press.

~ tie feooIicltO TTeSS.
WICHITA, Kans.. March 25.-Teams
seeded /, 2. 3 and 4. last night lived
up to their rating by marching into
the semi-f1nals of the women's ma.
tional A. A. U. basket ball tournament.
each sextet winning its game by a
comfortable margin.
The champion Little Rock Flyers
eliminated Nashville, Tenn. 81 to
II; the Galveston Anicos defeated
Wamego, Kans., % to 5; the Wichita
Thurstons won over Tupelo. Miss.
% to IA. and the Tulsa Stenos romped
away from Des Moines, 80 to 18.
The star-studded Galveston team
was the most impressive in victory.
The tall Texans held Wamego score
less for 20 minutes while running up
% points.
Two Given Battles Early.
Wichita was given q battle for a
half by the scrappy Tupelo cagers, but
the Kansans pulled away in the third
period and coasted in. Little Rock also
was unimpressive the first half, leading
only 12-5. but began to click in the
third quarter and won going away.
The Tulsa Stenos We're threatened
periodically by the Des Moines sextet,
but the Oklahomans' superior passing
and basket shooting enabled them to
pull away when danger threatened.
The Stenos scored only one field goal
in the first half, but led. s-5. They
perked up in the third period to take
a 1873 advantage. then kept safe lead
the rest of the game.
Galveston meets Tulsa and Little
Rock plays Wichita in the semi finals
tonight.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
Observation-Disclosures Cross
1873, Philadelphia. outpointed Lew
Massey, 1856. Philadelphia (1o).
PROVIDENCE, r. I.-Frankie
Britt, 1852, Fall River, Mass, out
pointed Albert (Babe) Synott,
1441a, Fall River Q0.
PORTLAND, Me.-Coley Welsh,
153, Portland, technically knocked
out Jimmy McDougal, 154,
Augusta 80.
BOSTON.-Tiger Jack. 1917,
Spokane, Wash. drew with Tony
Shucco, 1875, Boston G0).
MIAMI, Fla.-Joe Knight, 1863,
Cairo. Ca. outpointed Eddie Boyle,
l79, Cleveland 10).
MUSKEGON. - Wesley Ramey,
135, Grand Rapids, Mich, stopped
Russell Hays, 1873, Indianapolis, CD.
SAILS B U r Y, Md.-Charlie
Thompson, lat, Baltimore, out
pointed Vic Fianazzo, lat, Balti-
more 90.
TACOMA, Wash.--Jock Nc
Comber, 173, Tacoma, knocked out
al Gaynor. 1731a, Asheville.
N. G. ca.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
College Sports

Baseball.
Minnesota, 6: Louisiana State, 5.
Catawba. S; Springfield College, 4.
Ohio State, g.; Richmond, 2.
Tennis.
Davidson, S: Presbyterian. 2.
Duke, 6; North Carolina State, 3.
Richmond, 7; Wake Forest, 2.
Track.
South Carolina, 821s; Presby-
terian, 1921.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

ing held out for it by the Conservation
Commission.
Fishing there now nets more rock
bass (alias red-eye, goggle-eye. war;
mouth, rock sunfish) and black bass
than it does trout.
However, there are some
rainbow in the Youghiogheny
River Of Garrett, and you have
plenty of room to cast for them.
1t is primarily brook water, though,
as are the other good streams in the
county such as Bear Creek, Little
Savage River. Cherry Greek and Her
rington Creek. Allegany. the next
county to Garrett, has few streams,
and the only one worth fishing at all
is Evitts Greek, and this is far from
being classed with the best in the
State.
Hunting Greek Is Best.
All in all, Frederick County has the
best stream in Hunting Creek. Here
the water is cold, generally clear ana
we'll stocked with brookies. It has
the curse of being too popular, though,
and 1t Is q rare day Ia April, May OF