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Evening star., 1939-01-28
BY TOM SILER,

CHICAGO, Jan. 28.-Heavyweight
Champion Joe Louis is willing to
meet Tony Galento any time his
handlers say the word, but that
doesn't change his opinion of the
verbose, drinking fighter of
Orange, N. j.
The Negro scourge of the heavy
weights stopped here yesterday en-
route to Detroit only long enough to
berate the fighting ability of Gal
ento, recognized by the National
Boxing Association as the No. l
challenger for the title.
"Galento is only a third-rate
fighter who happens to possess q
good punch" said Louis. Hes a
great fighter If he can hit you, but
he won't hit me If we meet.
Hes a good four-round fighter,
and that's all: after four rounds
he's through. His stamina and en-
durance are not so good, especially
since his siege of pneumonia. I'll
Evening star., 1939-01-28
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-News
Section: The Vines-Perry Bulge
tennis troupe will tour England
after the harvest here .. Then,
Vines says, he'll quit, regardless
Of the outcome of the Bulge
series.
From Beantown comes word the
Bees are cooking up deal which
will make them a first division
threat Winston Siegrfried, a
free wheeler from Richmond
(Va) High will be replacing Eric
Upton at Duke.
In two title fights with Schmel-
ing and Lewis, Joe Louis collected
$386,035 for working four minutes
and 80 seconds, or 81 ,44o per sec
ond King Midas? Aw. he's
down in the Piedmont League.
Science dept: In seven days
the Super Nova, or exploding star.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Figure Skating Club
Plans for Meetinos

The newly formed Washington
Figure Skating Club will hold its
first meeting Thursday at River
side Stadium from 5.:45 to 8 pm.
The organization plans to affiliate
with the United States Figure Skat-
ing Association.
Regular meetings will be held
thereafter on Sunday mornings and
each Tuesday and Thursday from
$40 to 8 pm. William Swallender
of Baltimore will be the profess
sional. Officers are DR.. Christopher
Myer, president; Mrs. w. H. Balm
bridge, vice president; Helen M.
Selvig, secretary, and S. w. Miller.
treasurer. A membership of about
$50 is planned.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Chill Mars Baseball at Niuht
Player Requires Suns Heat to Perform
In Major Style, Paul Woner Contends

1T takes the suns heat to lin
Der up a players muscles and get
him into top-notch playing form.
There's a chill in night air that
makes this well-nigh impossible
except on only a scattered few Of
the summers hottest evenings"
To show he was open-minded
about the subject, Waner said he
realized night baseball had been
the salvation of the game in small
towns and cities where daytime
attendance will not support
tAank
Evening star., 1939-01-28
New York, N. B. A. Split
On Light-Heow Title

Another rift between the National
Boxing Association and the New
York State Athletic Commission
appeared on the horizon today with
an N. B. A. announcement to the
effect 1t still considers John Henry
Lewis as world light-heavyweight
champion.
New York and the N. B. A. now
have conflicting ideas as to who
rules the featherweight, middle
weight and light-heavyweight divi-
sions, since New York will recog-
nize the winner of the Tiger Jack
Fox-Melio Bettina scrap as 175-
pound champion.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Honor for Yonk Pilot

NEW YORK, Jan. % sP.-Joe
Mccarthy, Yankee manager, will
receive the annual "outstanding
achievement" award of the New
York chapter of the Baseball Writ
ers' Association of America at its
10th annual dinner February S. Nc
Carthy was chosen because of his
feat Of leading the Yanks to their
third successive world champion
ship last fall.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Jacobs 10 String
Title Bouts for
World Fair
PIons Big Attraction
Every Three Weeks
Starting in May
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-Fight Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs, who goes for an
honest dollar even as you and I, fig-
ures therell be gold in them thar
hills" when the world fair comes
to town. So he's lining up the most
enterprising outdoor fight program
in years for this summer.
Any promoter will tell you it's not
good business to let Lady Opportu-
nifty skin her knuckles with too much
knocking at the door. So, with all
those fair visitors looking for en-
tertainment, Uncle Mike has an am
bilious schedule in the making call
ing for fight about every three
weeks during the summer.
Will Start in May.
The show will commence late in
May with the heavyweight elimina-
ton between Make Baer and Lou
Nova and will feature one, and pos
sibly two, appearances of Joe Louis
In that four-star hit, Death in the
Evening"
All in all. it's quite classy line
up OF punch-tossing parties the
f1stic faithful will be treated to. On
the fire are possible championship
bouts in the lightweight, welter-
weight and middleweight divisions,
In addition to the heavyweight fire.
works.
It's almost certainty that the
cream of the program will find Louis
at long last stepping in there with
Two-Ton Tony Galento, fight Louis
really wants just to settle the argu-
ment over this I'll moider dat
bum" business among the big fellows.
This bit Of festivity should come
along in late June, giving Joe a
chance to rest bit before tangling
with the Baer-Nova survivor in Sep
tember.
Henry Likely to Fight.
Since Mike has just about all the
leading larrupers on tap. it's more
than likely Hammerin' Henry Arm
strong will defend either his light
weight or welterweight crown, or
both, for the paying public. Lou
Ambers, the ex-king, may be the
party Of the second part in a 1885,
pound scrap, and Pedro Montanez
might be called on in welter war,
provided that match isn't showed
into the latter part of the indoor
season.
The settlement of the great mid
dleweight title mystery, a moot
point for dispute this winter, also
may be included, with Fred Apostoli,
the California and New York recog-
nized champion, meeting up with
Hymie Caplin's Solly Krieger, who
| is recognized everywhere else.
These affairs, as we'll as any
others Mike and his strategy de-
partment may think of later, will
be spread out among the Madison
Square Garden Bowl and the two
baseball orchards, Yankee Stadium
and the Polo Grounds. The exact
site for each will depend, of course
on how the folks line up at the
ticket wickets, with the ball yards
getting the major attractions.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
6. A.-P. O. Plays CeIts

The General Accounting-P. O..
basket ball team will play st. Mary's
Celtics of Alexandria tomorrow at
1890 pm. at the Boiling Field gym.
G. A. O., with a record Of nine VIC
tories in IL starts, expects to i'm
prove its record now that most Of
its stars who were out with illness
have returned.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
HoIbrook Attends Typo
Base Ball Meetina

Charley Holbrook. veteran out
fielder of the Washington Union
Printers baseball team, is repre-
senting the local outfit at the an
nual winter meeting of the Union
Printers International Baseball
League at New York today and to-
morrow.
Representatives of 13 cities have
converged on Gotham to study
plans for the tourney, won for the
past 2 years by Washington, and
to select a site for this years COM
petition.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Top-F!iaht Golfers Find Come Tougher Thon Ever

invading
time golf ever has known.
Give all the credit all
their
ment knowing that for 70 holes won't fifth sixth
place We know have to beat strokes
finish o third
That's why the strain is much greater Golfers the
three had nothing today You
make mistakes and break TO- have breaking
Rounds 280 at 70 holes finish sixth whereas
galop The faster strokes than
before
For color have Bobby Jones Walter Hagen
Armour, Jim Jock Hutchinson
of fellows who think they have blown with r. usually
have"
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Iowa Loses Swim Star

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Jan. 28.-The
University of Iowa swimming squad
will lose the services of Francis
Heydt, star backstrocker, the illness
of his father at Wichita, Kans., fore
ing him to drop out of school.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Romp for Sacred Heart

Sacred Heart basket ball team
routed Holy Cross cagemen on the
latter's courts yesterday, 43-l1., How
ard of Sacred Heart counted IL
points alone, and four other team
members counted 8 points eech.
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Greet Horse Has One Break Comino His Woy

Lgao at this They
Del
another with chance So Specify
same goes for Heelfy and Gosum Others
But there still Getting
still is horse named Malicious here which
races And Malicious happens to be II old.
We used think
9yearod pounds keep
after the
horse would about correspond 5yearold
No. Seabscut old.
which
a 3year-old. Seabscut didn't until he
Bad uck-o knocked
ridden-can beat
Anita
ference He certainly coming his
Evening star., 1939-01-28
Ey the Associated Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Jan.
28.-Night baseball may make
the turnstiles spin, but, take the
word of Paul Waner, 1t isn't
major league baseball.
There aren't 20 nights in q
season when a ball player can per-
form with the same efficiency he
can show during a hot after
noon," commented the Pittsburgh
Ptxates' outdelder, interruptin4
sne q hie frequent eoH eamas,
Evening star., 1939-01-28
G. Boxers Promise Trouble Maryland After Host Faces Virginia Cage
Win, Lose or Draw
BY GRANTlAND RICE
(In the temporary absence Of Francis z. stan)
Owner Says Biscuit Will Beot Camera This Time


Owner Says Biscuit Will Beot Comero This Time
LOS ANGELES 28-The al
Rosemont did in 1887
they him
racing
When the Biscuit returned here
But with all this gossip flying around they him
books
of his stall
THE old man is just good condition
Admiral Charles
before
about
has luck all this time don't believe
motion picture machine the
Evening star., 1939-01-28
How Record Defies Swimmers Puzzles WesmuIIer

1t isn't often that find record holder
call him down for
happened yesterday involving Johnny
who pactng with chimp
ch for the last few We started talking about ohnuy
swimming records
You know what they doing swimming
these last few Tearing them all to But that 5lsecond
100 still that's
made nearly IL Just back into
condition
think by now it would be down to 49 anyway"
Weissmule holds of the bizarre sport
thing competition
this
his third There may be else who match this perform
but I can't recall the this
condition. Weissnule
nearly hundred the last
Now he's gorilla
other of
Il lead lucky life Johnny said Nobody bother
either down under the water the You'd
be surprised how few people meet in either place"
How strong is this cimpanzee?" asked Johnny
I'm not going try find out he said Just little stronger
than Jim Londo Dempsey Babe
together
Evening star., 1939-01-28
John Marshall.
Kendo|I's Visit Pays

Kendall School visited Washingt.
ton yesterday to down the Roosevelt
B basket ball team. 1920, as J.
Berries and M. German counted Is
and u posnts, respectively.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

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Washington-Lee's defeat at Rich
mond was its second Of the season
at the hands of a State capital
schoolboy five as 1t was unable to
check to marksmanship Of Taylor,
Levin and Thompson.
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, SERIAL STORY
WORKING WIVES

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There AS e little disappointed
silence. then. I wanted 70 ass a
favor 81 you
"i.n Do anything, carma
= thought you might sec Randy
Means Il have a feeling that he's
Interested In Dolly. Am RICH,
or wrong :" trying To Be fllppant.
More or less night"
Il thought 50. Wouldn't you
know It. Marian Men are such
fools, a pretty baby stare ~ the
little woman complex 80 There
was weary. bewildered bitter
meas In her voice.
Listen. carma-I'm supposed TO
be working
"oh. yes sorry. This Is what
wanted 10 say just learned
that the girl Pete married
the name on her lips had a
twisted sound was Randys sec
Rotary"
Yes. know"
Find out about her. will you.
Marian How old Is she ? Where
did she come from Are they
happy or--or has Pete sold him
self down the river to punish me 20
She was crying. the questions came
I jcrkily.
I'm going TO see Julie tonight
carma." Instantly Marian wished
she had not told carma that. Nc
use keeping the thing alive. The
sooner she found BE OF her own
life In which Pete and his wife
did not exist, the happier she
would be.
carma pounced. Where are you
going TO sec her ,"
Il don't know just where we ar,
going" Marian hedged. Randy u
having a little dinner"
"oh. Randy - he lives at tn,
Medinah club he always enter.
tains there-he said the food wa:
the finest in Chicago-hm-m."
4 Although they were miles apart
Marian could read her thoughts
Carma was in the frame OF MIND
to do something rash. Why hsc
she been such a fool as to tell her
Forget II. Carma," she sale
urgently. Il wish I hadn't told
you. III get first-hand informa.
ton and report at lunch tomor.
row"
is tia party. Marian ?"
Randy is taking Dolly. Dan
and me. He included Pete and
and Julie"
Il see. Tomorrow, then" Carms
sounded hurried.
Marian fretted over the situa.
ton. She considered asking Randy
to change the location of his din
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INVENTOR ADVANCES
PLAN TO COOL CITY

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city he did no, dl~uinss ihr 81.
.ci nature 81 his Invention other
than 10 refer Als readers 10 He
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DOOR she vas furious She had
humhlsd herself 10 Dan Hardness
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good vile 10 him. faithful and
true shs haa lowed hlns IN spite
81 his Shortcomings And now he
had ihe unmsiigated nerve II az
front her advances with spigrams
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FiEhi-if he wanted Il that way
Mounting anger carried her 10 the
closet where shs slammed her hat
into the bos.
Turning to the mirror. she
looAed into terrified eyes and the
anger rolled away. leaving her
shaken and filled with dread
What n the doctor had been right :
Why had Dan stopped loving her
nov on. WHY she needed him
never had she needed him 80 dss.
psrsteiy.
A little voice whispered. He,
always failed you. What did you
expect ,"
With tightly compressed lips. sh.
went TO her desk. lifted the paper
knife and began going through ths
mail. The morning passed OF
leaden feet Of duty. Marian fell
Mr.. Fellows eyes upon her. specu
lative. somehow regretfuL wher
he said. sally Blake can get on
the letters from now on. Marian
II Will give you more time TO wori
on the charts she turned away
her eyes blinded with weak tears
BY finding a new job for herself
she had again defeated her pur
pose. With Sally constantly at Mr.
Fellows elbow. Il meant that Mar
ian lost intimate touch with offic'
affairs. II meant that. more ans
more. Sally would be consulted
that she would know the answers
Making the charts was a routini
task: any one OF the girls, with |
little help. could have done II
Why had she let herself in 10
such tragic miscarriage OF plans
She thought OF talking the mat
ter over with Mr.. Fellows, sug
costing that Sally take over tn
tifesome making of charts. Sh'
was afraid TO risk il. Afraid -
always afraid. G. r. was not stu
pid. he knew what he was doing
Any conversation might brinl
things TO dangerous crisis. On
injudieious remark might NEAR
the end.
Shortly before noon Carma call
ed. Marian was in no mood FOL
Carma.
How about lunch todsy?' sh.
asked.
I'm so sorry" Marian lied. g
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BINOCULARS STOLEN

A pair OF black lsather-eoyered
binoculars in a brown case that
bad a compass on top Was reported
10 police by David l. Glenn. 3si2
No 9Th st. who believed the theft
occurred while his car was parked
AZ the construction site OF the
ksrrows bridge.
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