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Evening star., 1939-03-26
Falls Church
IrOuSSeau
TeaToday
Miss Redington
Feted During
The Week

Miss Ann Redington Of Falls
Church, Va, whose marriage to Mr..
Guy Northrup Church, jr., will take
place Thursday, will give a trous-
seau tea this afternoon at her home
from 4 to 7 o'clock. She will be as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. Paul
Redington. and by Mrs. A. P. Grow,
Miss Elizabeth Ward, Miss Kathryn
Kitchen and Mrs. Jack Cummins.
Mrs. Charles Haig entertained Mon
day evening for her, and Thursday
evening Mrs. Maybelle Church Mills
gave a party in honor of the BRIDE
elect.
Mrs. Merritt Pope, who was
hostess Wednesday afternoon at
luncheon and bridge. will leave Fri
day for Ithaca, N. Y, to be present
at the marriage of her son, Mr.. Seth
Pope. to Miss Vieno Pertula, which
will take place Sunday at Newfield,
N. Y. Accompanying Mrs. Pope will
be her son, Mr.. Loren Pope, who will
act as best man.
Mrs. Mary Ryer and Mrs. Harry
KeySer entertained the members of
their music study group Tuesday
evening, when Mrs. Francis Behr
sang several solos.
Mrs. George L. Robertshaw
Has Visitors.
Mrs. Charles Costello and her
daughter, Miss Carroll Costello, of
Salt Lake, are guests of Mrs. George
L. Robertshaw.
Mrs. Weston Knox entertained for
her sister, Mrs. Barnett Keith, Fri
day evening.
Mrs. A. F. Bowen was hostess at
luncheon and bridge Thursday after
noon, and that evening Mrs. William
Rigby entertained informally at
cards.
Mrs. Herbert Coward gave
bridge luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Warren of Lae,1na
Beach. Calf, is visiting her SON in
law and daughter, Comdr. and Mrs.
c. E. Olsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Bowen have
returned from a motor trip to At
lanta. Their son. Jack Bowen, is
spending his spring Vacation with
them.
Miss Audrey Edmonds of New
York is spending a few weeks visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
Edmonds. Mrs. w. D. Edmond and
her daughter Miss Beverly Ed
monds, of Baltimore are also their
guests.
Mr.. Franklin P. Shaw, jr.. was
host to IS guests at a dance last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley P. Chase left
yesterday to go to Maine.
Mrs. Emily Gillette, who has been
spending the winter in Buffalo, will
return here early in April
DR.. and Mrs Monroe Palmer left
Yesterday for motor trip through
Southern Virginia.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

MRS. GEORGE RICHARD
KOONCE,
Whose marriage 1Oas a recent
eDent. She formerly 1vas Miss
Elizabeth Marie Espey, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. w. Elmer Espey
and the late Mr.. Espey.-Un-
der1Dood & Underwood Photo,
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Voice Pitch Indicator
To Be Demonstrated

The Coyne Voice Pitch Indicator,
new aid for the deaf and hard of
hearing, will be shown at pm. Fri
day at the Washington Society for
the Hard of Hearing, 1116 Vermont
avenue NV.
The invention, which records var
iations of voice pitch. will be DEM
onstrated by E. A. Coyne of Cape
Town, South Africa. originator of
the device. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Coyne, teacher for the
deaf.
BY means of a row of vertical
lights. controlled by electrically op-
Grated tuning forks, the instrument
indicates the rise and fall of vocal
infections in speaking and singing
Thus. the person using it sees what
his own voice is doing, and is en-
abled to correct his imperfections.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Princeton Team to Face
9. W. U. Debuters Here

The Princeton University debaters
will meet a George Washington
University team here April 3, as
part of debate tour through the
South on which they will meet five
colleges.
Against George Washington Uni
versity, the Princeton pair, S. Robin
Ginsburg, and Sidney A. Woodd-
Cahusac, will uphold the affirmative
Of question whether the United
States should form an alliance with
Great Britain.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

vate showing of her more recent
paintings.
Mrs. Keplinger spent last winter
in Southern California and the pic
lures she will show today are some
of her paintings of the flowers of
the Southwest. She also will show
paintings of the California mis-
SionS.
Mrs. Thew johnson
In South Carolina.
Mrs Thew johnson of Bethesda
is visiting relatives in her former
home near Columbia, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Seely will come
to Bethesda this week for a fort
nights visit with their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Garvin. They have been in Florida
since January and are now en- route
to their home in Litchfield, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver F. Busby
stopped in Warren. Pa, for the week
end. while on a motor trip through
Northwestern Pennsylvania. They
will come through the Seven Noun
tains to Williamsport to visit Mrs.
Busby's brother-in -in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Stephen,
before returning to their home in
Chevy Chase Terrace.
Mrs. Herbert Blair. who spent the
winter with her daughter, Miss
Mary Blair, in Bethesda. went to
New York this week to join DR.. Blair
on his return from three months in
India and Asia Minor.
DR.. and Mrs. Blair arrived in Sep
tember from Korea. They will be
in New York until July, when they
will sail for DR.. Blair's post.
During DR.. Blair's stay in India
he attended religious conference
in Delhi, India, and he also went to
Hamburg. Germany, to visit his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Macy, before they sailed
for their new home in Portuguese,
East Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen
Hosts at House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowen, jr.,
are hosts at house party over the
week end, having as their guests
Mrs. Bowen's brother, 1t. Comdr.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

WHERE TO MOTOR AND DINE.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
AIphu XII Delta

The Washington alumnae chapter
OF Alapha XII Delta, national soror-
ity, will hold its annual dinner dance
at the Shoreham Hotel Thursday
at 7:30 pm.
Mrs. F.. C. jude, of 3O51 Idaho
avenue NV, is chairman of ar
rangements. Other members of the
committee include: Mrs. C. E.
Romlg, Miss Margaret Mulherin,
and Miss Elva Mae Jenkins.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Dozen From Capital
To Go on Tour

A dozen Washingtonians are ex-
pected to participate in the tour of
300 cities of the United States and
Canada which will be started from
San Francisco April 4 by the Union
of American Hebrew Congregations
Layman's Tour. The tour will last
until May Is.
Local residents expected to take
part are William L. Bush. Mrs Nor
ris Cafritz. Allen v. De Ford, Mil
ton w. King, Herman P. Kopple-
mann, Jesse I. Miller, Mrs. Frederick
Pelzman, Col. Julius I. Peyser,
Maurice D. Rosenberg, Mrs. Abram
Simon, Mrs. David I. Simon and
Harold Strauss.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
WarrentOn
Social News
OF Week
Miss Charrington
Visits Friends Near
Philadelphia

WARRENTON, Va, March 25.-
Miss Betsy Charrington is spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Standley Stokes at their home
near Philadelphia. Mrs. Stokes was
before her marriage Miss Polly Bu-
chanan of Warrenton.
Col. and Mrs. Frederick Stuart
Greene are returning this week end
from an extended visit to Florida.
Miss Betsy Keith of New Haven,
Conn, will arrive tomorrow to spend
the spring holiday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
c. Keith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville H. Bearns,
Jr., and their sons, Melville, Sd, and
Stuyvesant Bearns, are expected
home Monday from Melborne, Fla,
where they have had a cottage for
two months.
The Rev. Mr.. Ellison w. Smythe
and his family will arrive here dur
ing the coming week from LeXing-
ton. Va, and will occupy the manse
on Paradise Hill. Mr.. Smythe as
sumes his duties as pastor of the
Warrenton Presbyterian Church
April l.
Miss Lucie Spilman has returned
to her home, the Dell, near War
renton, from Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
where she spent several months.
Mrs. Keith Returns
From Bermuda.
Mrs. Julian c. Keith and her sis
ter, Mrs. Leonard Horner of New
Haven, Conn, landed recently from
a trip to Bermuda, where they spent
month. Before returning to her
home here, Mrs. Keith was the guest
in New York of Mr.. and Mrs. Isham
Keith.
Mrs. James c. Hamilton has spent
this week with Mr.. Hamilton in
Pittsburgh, and he is returning with
her today to spend the week end.
Mrs. G. R. Cottingham has re-
turned to her home in Charlottes-
vile, after spending a week as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bowen
at Remington. Va.
Mrs. Robert w. Scates and her son
are guests of Maj. and Mrs. Philip
Browne at Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Harrison Nesbit and Miss
Betty Nesbit. who spent some weeks
in Florida and Charleston, have re-
turned to their home, Arlington
Lodge.
Miss Edith Corse, who spent six
weeks with her brother in Florida,
has returned to the home of Mrs.
j. H. C. Beverley at the Plains.
DR.. and Mrs. James w. Sinclair
are entertaining at dinner this eve
ming in honor of Maj and Mrs.
Robert Hadow, who are the guests
OF Mrs. Waddy B. Wood at Lection
Forest
Mrs. H. A. Powell entertained at
a bridge luncheon Tuesday in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Ernest Lewis
of Ridley Park, Pa, who is visiting
her.
Mr.. Frederick H. Prince, jr., has
announced that the point-to- point
OF the Orange County Hunt, which
was expected on April q, has been
Cancelled
Mrs. Frank H. Scott has leased
Yonder Lea, home of Mrs. G.
Latham Fletcher, and will take pos
session April o. Mrs. Scott has
lived here before with her daughter,
Mrs. Julian Soames, now in Eng
land.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Christiun Science Lecture

Christian Science and the King
dom of God" is the subject of a
free lecture by Paul Stark Seeley,
G. S. B., Of Portland, Greg, tomor-
row at pm. in the First Church
of Christ Scientist, Columbia road
and Euclid street NV.
Mr.. Seeley is a member of the
Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church, the First Church of Christ
Scientist. Boston. He will be intro
duced by Mrs. Helen G.. McNeill,
second reader of First Church.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Left: MISS IRENE ENGEL.
Whose engagement to Mr..
Dauid Scher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Scher, is an
nounced today By her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Engel. -Underpood d
Underwood Photo.
Right: MISS EVELYN MAE
HENDERSON,
Whose marriage to Mr.. Rob-
ert Lee Harbaugh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Bruce Harbaugh,
1Uill take place June 10. The
engagement of Miss Hender-
SON and Mr.. Harbaugh is an.
nounced today by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey
Henderson.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
7 Supporting Bouts
Added TO Mat Slate

Promoter Joe T urner today
AIDED two bouts to the Tommy
O'Toole-Bi MCCOY Commute
match which will headline Thurs
day nights wrestling card at Tur-
ner's Arena.
Karl Davis, former Ohio State
athlete, will meet Lord Albert
Mills, giant Englishman, while
Red Ryan. popular Georgian,
tackles Chris ZahariaS, half-pint
brother of George Zaharias, who
recently married Babe DidrikSon.
Davis lost to the Golden Terror
in the top number on last weeks
card. He attempted a flying
tackle, missed the masked per
former and collided with the
ling post. He was knocked un-
Conscious, and it was feared he
had hcoken his shoulder, but x
rays revealed no serious injury.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Va, D. {. Boys Clubs
Vie in Boxinq Match

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. 16.-A
boxing match featuring the Alex
andria Boys Club against a team
representing the Merrick Boys
Club of washington, is scheduled
for tonight at 1880. The bouts
mark the first ring show since the
establishment of the sport here in
the club.
The board of directors Of the
club have invited hundred promi'
nent citizens of Alexandria.
Harry Childs and Billy Vermn
lion are the coaches of the local
squad. Jim Mcnamara, of the Jew
ish Community Center Of Wash.
ington, is the referee.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Athletics Schedule
80 Exhibition TiIts

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.-A
total of 80 games have been lined
up for the Philadelphia Athletics
spring exhibition schedule. Start
ing March II series of 10 games
will be played until March 80.
The AS squad then will be
divided into two divisions with
Manager Connie Mack's outfit
moving northWard by way of Is
games, and Assistant Earl Mack
handling the second team and
playing IA games on the trek
north. These individual Sched-
ules will be completed in North
Carolina, April IA.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

win move Maryland and The
Citadel into q deadlock for first
place. The Terps, however,
must play North Carolina at Col.
lege Park Friday night. The
Citadel is idle, due to semester
exams.
A disappointing member Of
the conference dash this season
Is Clemson College, which has
failed to win one Of its five
starts and is lodged in last place.
Clemson last year was runner
up to Duke, which won the con-
ference tourney title, but this
year has split even in six starts,
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
O'BRIEN SEEKS
TO EXPAND PRO
CAGE LEAGUE

A bigger and better American
Basketball League, which would
be comprised of eastern and west
ern divisions of eight clubs each,
currently is the ambition of John
J. O'Brien, American League presi-
dent.
A visitor here yesterday as
Washington's Brewers turned the
tables on the Troy IN. " Hay
makers, 43 to 80, O'Brien disclosed
that he will supervise a meeting
in Chicago next week for the pur-
pose of expanding the league.
Both Washington and Balti-
more are included among the
Eastern League cities which are
expected to be entered, admitted
OBrien. A talk with Sponsor Chris
Heurich, jr.,. further convinced
him that the Brewers shall con-
tinue to represent the District Of
Columbia.
"WORKS WONDERS"
''In the short time he has
been with Heurich Brewers, Joe
Dreyfus has worked wonders"
O'Brien remarked prior to his
departure for New York. Hes
unquestionably one of the
shrewdest coaches in profes-
sional basketball and should &C.
complish great things in Wash
ington."
Wednesday night the rejuve-
mated Brewers invade Kingston, N.
Y, for a game with the Kingston
Colonials. Next Sunday after
noon they return to face the
WilkeS-Barre Barons.
Ben Goldfadden was the hero
yesterday as the local pros mas.
tered Troy in their best perform
ance of the season.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

The neighbors from Illinois tied
the championship into a knot by
completing the 72-hole event in
six under par 274's.
So it's another 18 holes for them
today, with the crown and 81, 200
purse to the winner
Third and fourth money also
was tied between Mark Fry. Oak
land, and Begn Hogan of New
York. who were a stroke behind
with 275's. Each collects $500.
Only amateur in the charmed
circle, Marvin Bud" Ward of
Olympia, Wash, took fifth with
277.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

Others in the money included:
Horton Smith, Chicago, 27S:
Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex,
279; Byron Nelson, Reading, Pa,
280; Sam Snead, White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va, 281; Harold Nc
Spaden, Winchester, Mass. 282:
Zell Eaton, Oklahoma City, Okla.
283; Abe Espinosa, Chicago, 283;
Arthur Bell, Monterey Park, Calf,
284; John Malutic, Giardard, Ohio,
284; Leonard Dodson, Springfield,
Mo-, 284; Ted Luther, PittSburf', 1,
Pa, 284.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Detroit Hockey Club
Noses Out Toronto

DETROIT jar. IS Gus Giese-
arech- is txay's hsne Of the Red
Rngs victory, %. over the To
FQnt0 a2ls Aeafs.
GieS- ycechG whipped the puck
into The metz n the second period
10 give ing Dstroitecs 2 strength
euGd r.stci on sixth pla % n the
SGE&a<.at III key League.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Christmas
Presents

Miss RhOda Christmas Sc
lectiOns at Hialeah Park for
today follow:
First Race-Caldima entry,
Damaged Goods, Hard Lu.
Second Race-VOlO Snow,
Billy'S Folly, HaZelnut.
Third Race-Perfect Peace,
Noel H., SOmai.
Fourth Race-Shady Town,
Donna LeOna, Pordinas
Fifth Race - BOb'S Boys,
Prince Derek, Count Valiant.
Sixth Race - Kievex,
Chance King, LOvick.
Seventh Race B a k d
BibescOt, Bienchance, Brown
Ben.
Eighth Race-Busby, Espi-
naca, GOldpin.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Woke Forest, Davidson
Sci Pace in S. G.. Race

!, RICHMOND. Va, Jan. l6.
Wake Forest anG Davidson Col
les 5o9ltinue to leaG he South.
.sl,, Engfeteylce basketball race.
S,sAe Forest has won six in
Esg@a stars, Wh.le .le8i6son has
sH1se 1asessSh witt five Victories
As ssx saaftss, Eech clay one
fH5Ue this wESS Lhe Dsacons
gA4lIg with Nortt Carolina
ah5 Dl1dsen playing North
Csyoitns STATE tohlorroW right.
= 5etbscg bsf ether tssln will
sT9raatically drcn 1t from the
10 cf me list.
0@ltags % both leco leaders,
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
HOYAS TRAIL IN
LOOP STANDINGS

Figures compiled after the first
week of Eastern intercollegiate
Basketball Conference competl'
ton today finds Georgetown Uni
versity trailing Carnegie Tech for
the league leadership.
The Tartans are undefeated in
three starts, while the Hoyas
have scored twice and dropped
one to Pittsburgh. Paced by
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Frederick Pin Club
Defeats Washington

Frederick proved superior to
Washington last night IN . clash
between the Old Milwaukee pin
teams Of the two cities. The
Marylanders were triumphant by
17-pin margin, 1888 to 1871.
Englebrecht paced the indi-
vidual high scorers with a 373.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
CARDS, SHADED
BY V|LLANOVA,
AWAIT TEMPLE

A two-fisted puncher was un
yelled at the Catholic University
boxing meet last Saturday night
when the Cardinals lost to Villa
nova, AZ to 31a.
The youngster, a sophomore
making his first start as a mem
ber of the Clouting Cardinals, die
everything right-but win. His
name is Gerry Strang, and despite
the fact he lost the decision in
the 155-pouud class to Bob Met
Finger, of Villanova, the c. u
biffer showed a world of class.
Strang has a sharp left hook
and a beautiful right cross. He
throws short punches and tries
TO make every shot ring the bell
Unlike mos: college boxers, Gerry
mas a good uppercut and he mixes
mis- delivery when his foe is in
danger.
INEXPERIENCED
1nexperience beat Strang as
much as Metzinger. Gerry
doesn't know how to pace himself
and he was blowing like an go
mile gale in the third round.
Strang looks like a cinch to be
the outstanding member of Eddie
LaFond's troupe when he learns
to conserve and distribute his en-
ergy.
Despite their loss, C. U. is far
from disheartened. Coach La
Fond has only three veteranS-Co-
captains Fred Slant and Dave
Bernstein and Jay Turner. The
latter turned in one of the most
impressive performances Of his col
lege career when he stiffened Bill
Piscione in lao of the second
round. >,
Jav began to get the range mid
way in the t'rst round ana ms
faT1ed left oo,'' made Pisclone
shake III .-er When Turner
home l.S right in the
second. the VllancVa boy took a
.GoIaved iaU, toppled like a felleo
rec and 50oK e good hah-minute
-.ooze. Il is doubtful If there Is
sav figI?theavyweight in college
who can nit as hard as Turner.
OFF ON TIMING
Dave Bernstein, the intercollegi-
tie bantamweight C h a m p / o n
showed the effects Of his long lay.
off in his exhibition with Bill
| Nowen. Dawes timing is a bit
.tf nut he should find the range
by toe time c. U. faces Temple at
the Brookland Gym Saturday
night.
Freddie Slant, the drawing dy
namiter from Norfolk, showed all
the power and style that brought
him to the semifinals Of the ma
tional collegiate tourney last year
C. US heavyweight hope, Julius
STANCES, who fought a draw with
Villanova's Ed Killian, Is hardly
ready to fill the shoes Of Leo Kat
alinas, the great Cardinal heavy
weight whose only defeat last
year was in the finals OF the
national meet. STANCES Is green
but may come around with expert
ence.
The Cards other entrants+An
thony MesSuri, Nestor Martinez
and Bill Gearon-all acquitted
themselves well for first timers. .
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Feb. | DeadIine For
Redskin Tickets
WEATHER, CLEAR; TRACK SLOW.
TIrl

February 1 today has been set
as the deadline for applications
for reservations for Washington
Redskin 1899 season tickets.
Ticket holders who would like to
retain last years seats must have
their applications in at that time.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

and the series should have been
over in four, like the CUBS ana
and the Yanks.
From where we sat it looked
like Tommy had finally won
one. But you can't go by that.
After the Farr fight with Make
Baer. the tough. fibrous welsh
man said. From where 7 sat it
looked like had won"
The trouble was that Tommy
had sat three times. You can
not go by those things.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Commissioners Lose

Staging q second.he lily to
overcome D. :. Con ii. oners'
2E--27 9sad Green Md,
csga9s today ,lold a s IS VIC
sorry oTer the District uu Jet.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Strang of G. u. I7w0-Fisted Puncher
Oakland PldYoH
Golf FindliStS Seek Prize
In Coast TOurneu y

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 16 NS) i'm an unscheduled fifth
day of play the So 900 Oakland open golf championship Dick
Metz Ernest Dutch" Harrison, his rival the title OF
golf king the Chicago suburbs strobe the equoyah
Club TODAY to settle matter of unfinished business
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
"Wise" Money on FGrr

The wise money was on Farr
to win last Friday night. That's
another time the educated Dol
fos have been sent back to the
kitchen for more sauce.
Win or lose, Jack Dempsey
was popular. Lose or lose, so is
Farr. With each leather oaS-
tinado he accumulates more
friends.
After the decision giving the
contest to Burman the gallery
yelled, I'VE want Farr." All
during the next fight they hol'
lered. I'VE want Farr."
Looks like the welters and
the feathers will be yelling that
soon.
Everybody wants Farr. The
sentiment in England, Wales,
Ireland and Scotland has .Eung
back to the courageous sAIo-.
ing lad who refuses to 4ks nc
for ar answer or Tor 4
lie c2nse number.
Ytu've got to Ike i thSFe
as NJ pl3da nut fof so~ 4 after
!ound like q hypnot.s5s l,ooge
ana sJagzers nome rgI.di slts4
rJvnd ike s peglesge1 = an IN a
Namp. -.s,~-7
NaYer uaa,ss Eighth
Tommy has had 10 7rnds of
fighting in America ard has
eeer slapped oftener .has g bass
Iidoie IN q, hot p~r.2eE4r.,
Three OF she f,e.lD, were
7nnley contest El-l Louis,
) Bradd9ck. and Rasr. Glt his
last two With Nova an0 E'Irman
we're blanks. what 1Haar should
do now Is 70 swing around the
" estegT, wheel and r t;e in
thoae buttons ca h;s tag orable
s'1i'tsei-s ,.bc&J vii! ever see
9 g907fE man. Il 3efWaeA roundS
: 'i4--J 11lg : kiss 3 po"cupine.
W. 36n't waar to see Farr
ts-,fiSlE.y sI,flE Gene TGraey.s second
taraeIer or Ba Is nnlogram
eI1er"l 2rer. Gela sy's 1hauf-
ts1r the TOUCHES, ssr21lt we
have iped IN a.aav j edule.
E.a s#"rrg- enough - IDS to
max 5-.icr &n. slorted
fenou. - h'oV it u.
Tins 2 ts1t aaA = the
; world who would enjoy going
is rounds with Red BurmanD
And this includes the champion.
Burman is as good a body
puncher as all the machinery
in the plant Of the Fisher
Brothers. Baer saw him Friday
night, and we think Maxey is
well pleased to have Lou Nova in
kharla fos. hiS novt FIGHT
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

Johnny Schmitt and Joe Murphy
with IL and 10 points, reSpec-
lively, Georgetown downed West
Virginia's Mountaineers, 37-31,
Saturday night.
Penn State is the only circuit
member wG!ch so far hasn't ell
gagged in conference play.
The club standing and the
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Bug's-Eye.
VieU of Days
Sports
BY Arthur (Bugs) Baer-
Copyright, 1888. by International
News Service.)

NEW YORK, Jan. Is UN.SO.
Now that Jack Dempsey has sent
his chauffeur after Tommy Farr.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Twin Cage Bill

The. Salvation Army's basket
ball stars will face the Red Shield
Club of Baltimore in two games
at the formers gym, COG E st
N. W., tonight at 1880. First game
features 120-pounders, the second,
The Washington times., 1939-01-16
Rockville Scores

Rockville's Athletic Club quin-
tet today holds a decisive $40
triumph over st. Mary's Celtics.
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

1t begins to
look as if the
re in or ced
Englishman is
in for is
needingS.
The chauf-
feur did every
t h i n G t o
Tommy b u :
Jack up h / S
re ar wheels
q n d change
his oil,
It's the fifth
str aight de-
feat for Farr,
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

upward: purse. $1,000: III miles.
Brilliant Rose 1lOl xHarrys Dream 10
xLittle Banner. .1Os Mistralkin ..10S
xMiss Firefly. ..1os Kai-sOu ....... .1O5
Weather, clear; track, good,
The Washington times., 1939-01-16

GAMES THIS WEEK
Tuesday-Carnegie Tech at Penn State.
Wednesday-Temple at West Virginia.
Saturday-Penn State at Temple.