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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
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At the home Of Mrs. Leila Hill
OF Majestic avenue, the Goodfellow
Committee OF the West Eight Mile
Community Club. Incorporated, met
at Z pm, November 10 to COM
plete plans for its final drive.
This committee is sponsoring a
popularity baby contest in which
ten mothers have already entered
their babies. Decenber IS marks
the closing date, at which time
prizes will be awarded babies re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes.
A white gift musical will feature
the closing OF the drive at the US.
Grant school. Proceeds are TO be
used toward helping Tsedy fam
lilies.
The following are committee
members: Elwood Dickens, chair
man; Mrs. Ellen Powers, secretary;
Mrs. Odessa Warren. treasurer;
Mrs. Henrietta Jones, Mrs Queenie
Evans. Mrs. Emma Porter, Mrs.
Leila Hill, Mrs. Carrie Stepp. Mrs,
Mary Young, Mrs. James Anderson.
Mary O'Doetor. Mrs. Pearl Wright,
Mrs. Lille Mae Powe, Ausbie How
ard and William Bowie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Cash Clothes,
Dresses Come
From Friends

Announced as donors to the
Christmas Food and Dress Cam
paign OF the American Beauty
Social and Art club during this
week were:
Cash; Charles Perry, 81; Chester
Hilton, 81; Mrs. Ruth Tate, 81; Ted
Henderson, and Mrs Aline Norris,
amount unknown.
Food and dresses; DR.. E. C. Bodie,
Mrs. Violet Williams. Mrs. Matte
Wilson, Mrs. Marie Rawlins, Mrs.
Lucy Martin, Miss Thornton, Mrs.
Josephine Weathers, Miss Mary
Miles, Mrs. Zcnobia Tuentes, Robert
Harris, Mrs, Elizabeth Window, Mr..
Luckie Bivins, Mrs, Ernestine Cross,
Mrs. f, B. Ishmon, Miss Adverda
Obey, Mrs. E Melton. Nj. and Mrs.
Chance. and Miss Barbara Hilton.
All donations may be called for or
delivered 10 Miss -Mahle. Smith, at
The Michigan Chronicle building, 26a
Eliot street Detroit, Mich. A tele-
phone call, Temple l-887s will
bring a representative TO your home
or business place
Remember to put a CLEAN in some
kiddies' eye an you'll find therell
be one in your own.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
IMPORTANT TRIVIA

TWPOKT ANT TRIVIA
Joseph Cole whose magnetic voice has thrilled many
Detroit audiences particularly in his recent recital has
received important appointment. He has been
made assistant to Miss Nellie Beatrice Huger. at the
Detroit Institute of Musical Arts His job will be to make
survey. in church music for the state of Michigan
More power to you, Joseph.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

that kind 49,. on the liquid cad
there was vintage of every
blend we remained till morn.
Participants were the
newlywed Lowell Bakers Ruth
Elizabeth Webb Ruth Foster
. Carol Evans =. John league
Jack Rodgers Roberta
Mcguire George Higgins q,
Tom and Leila Spencer Ben
and Tony Webster DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Hines DR.. and
Mrs. Richard Keemer Gerald
iae Windy OF Chicago Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Stith and
Alvin Heard, also OF Chicago ,
Louise Carter Sam Thomas
Margaret Mccall DR..
A. v. Boddie Clement Mills.
An amateur broadcast con-
Quoted by Tom Spencer was the
cause OF much merriment we
were surprised to learn at that time
OF the unusual singing voice Of
Louise Carter =. to say nil Of
various and sundry other talents
which came TO light
4 X
Lillian Brown wears silver
spoon painted with her cur
rent nail polish bent into a
bracelet the Crosse PIT debs
started the fad and
even go so far as 10 have them
made into pin-eiiPs, ete.---it's
right cute trick so help me. .
X x \
Edward Baker the low pres
sure advertising salesman is
taking his bride of two summers
who teaches very high
faluting subject at Miner Normal
IN D. c. brand new Buick
>. for a Turkey day gift
ne will accompany his gift and
remain for two weeks.
X X X
The Auroras Pledge club TO Sigma
Gamma Rho sorority Of Wayne uni
versity held its election last week
with the following results: Msvis
Bonney, president; Frances Nor
fleet, vice president; Mildred Jehn-
son, secretary; Ruth Glover, assist
ant secretary; Louise McGruder,
treasurer; Blanche Board, ex-
chequer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Mrs Naomi Cobb is very enthusiastic about her
trip Dublin Ga She tells friends that she spen
delightful three weeks visiting relatives and friends
.. in Dublin Macon and Atlanta.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

And while talking of Pittsburgh folk. some friends of
the former Lewis girls Adelaide and Jane both of whom
wed to doctors may be interested to know.
that both will be visited by the stork this week little
image already here the other is expected any day.
you know how indefinite those things are.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Mrs. Grace Brown of Conant Gardens is seriously ill
Harper hospital after tilt with Sir Stork. who in
sisted leaving his tiny bundle trife too early.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Bella Mildred and Sevara Cemon Barbara and Ellen Ivy
Another birthday party, which the of much
gayety but of different kind. that of Violet Banks
it surprise given at the home of her parents,
the Mallory Banks, of Scotch last Tuesday
ntea sumptuous buffet supper comprised the
and there everything imaginable for feed of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

II
onatiOns For Clubs Basket-Dress Drive Increase
GADDINGS
DR.. ROMAN SAYS HIS ADIEUx
BY GLADYS MILLS
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DR.. ROMAN SAYS HIS ADlEUX
DR.. Charles L. Roman of Valley Field Quebec has been
the house guest of the John H. Smiths of LeMay avenue
for past week. Dr. Roman who served for three years
captain in the last has been called for service
the present struggle While in the city he renewed
friendships with friends and relatives with whom he has
been close for the past 80 He is gradu-
Fisk. holds position the staff Of the Montreal
General hospital lis considered one of the leading surgeons
of Quebec. His wife who is nurse heads the Red
their city DR. Roman went from here to Chicago
to visit other friends before joining the call to colors
which is expected any day..
The John H. Smiths are news again in that they will
proud grandparents sometime in January Yes Wendell
and his bride infancpating. Wendell in town
week ago. but won't be here for Turkey day..
He go Baltimore being the superior sports
porter that he is to cover the Virginia SateMorgan
football game--,-
And while talking of Pittsburgh folk some friends of
the former Lewis girls Adelaide and Jane both of whom
wed to doctors may be interested to know.
that both will visited by this little
image already here the other is expected any day.
- you know how indefinite those things are
IMPORTANT TRIVIA
Joseph Cole whose magnetic voice has thrilled many
Detroit audiences particularly his recent recital
received important appointment. He has been
made assistant to Miss Nellie Beatrice Huger at the
Detroit Institute of Musical Arts His job will be to make
survey. in church music for the state of Michigan.
More power to you, Joseph.
Bryde McLynn Rolling . who now lives in Sana Ontario
and is the mother of darling 10-month-od baby girl
is in town for short visit with her mother She is still
very much dimpled and sweet when she
of little girls at the st. Aubn Y.W.C.A
1t something of coincidence that ran into her
by chance at the Cozy Corner and that both should
marvel at the progress in the show biz which has been
made by. Mildred Nems who is currently dancing at
the Corner" and whom both knew when" Mile
Is now the wife and dancing partner of Billie Hit and
they taking patrons of that Spot by storm Brydie
was remniscng with us the days when Mile was learn
ing her first time step from she has come long
way and teacher is very proud.
The newywed Clarence burdens of Seventh street
Ecorse after thrilling honeymoon trip to St Louis
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
DoPEY BREAKS 1T UP


We took protege Lloyd Watson who plays the
part of "Dopey to entertain the patrons the Cocktail
hour Sunday and he othe place by storm with his
rendition of Minnie The Moochie" la Cab Galloway.
and his taps la Bill Robinson He received with
thunderous applause Billy Carter and Bill Johnson and
his band helped him get twas a nice piece OF
advertising for the coming production of Snow White
Leona Huckey celebrated her eleventh birthday last
Saturday in smannervery unexpected to her, We had
fourteen of her Bte pals to assemble at house.
after the Snow White rehearsal. with stealth went
about the routine of setting table which done by little
Shirley Johnson the fixing Of little packets of candies
and nuts, which arscaly done by Mary Ann Cemon
the opening of the ice which packed in dry
ice magic thing to Riddles after deal of bustng to and
fro everything finally ready and we had her
home darkened house and certainly dreary looking
when we had so impressed her that all futile,
that she nearly in tears. Some snapped the
lights and all yelled SURPRISED at the tops Of their
young and usty lungs. and the party and when
say mean that with capital letter.. The
fourteen youngsters who Norma and Janice
Branam Shirley johnson. Rose Campbell Mary Ann,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Here are the Ct talented children
ranging from to l6 years of
age whom the Mills" and the Phi
Delta Kappa sorority are rehear-
sing most diligently for the per-
formanee Of Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs" on December
and 2. These children are ex-
tending to all Of their little
friends, neighbors and mothers a
special invitation TO attend the
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Arlington Population
Increase for Year
Estimated al 5000
25,77S Persons Poy
Copitotion Tex; Gosh
On Deposit Is Larger

Arlington County's population IN.
creased 5000 last year, Commissioner
of Revenue Harry K. Green esti-
mated yesterday on the basis Of
capitation tax receipts.
Based on levy against all per-
sons 21 years of age or older, Mr..
Green reported 25,778 persons paid
capitation taxes this year as COM
pared to 22,461 persons in 1888.
Money on deposit also showed an
increase-the figures being $2,63l,-
1856 for 1899 and $2,134, ,784 last year,
according to Mr.. Green. The tax of
20 cents on each 500 valuation pro-
duced yield of $5,262.76 this year.
Capital invested in business
showed an increase this year OF
SLOT OBS. There was s2,476,585 as
sessed in this classification last year
and $2,583 $50 this year. The rev.
enue to the State this year from
invested capital in business will
amount to $19,37715.
Notes and bonds taxed this year
amounted to s3,854,577, while last
year the total was SO ,466 ,943.
Other revenues produced this year
were listed as $63 3,139 04 from taxes
on incomes, $49,250.49 on revenue
licenses and So, ,295 SIS on bank stock
The total assessments made by the
commissioners Office this year
amounted to s198 ,264.78, showing an
increase of 19,03754. This does not
include all revenue produced for the
State, he pointed out. because his
Office does not collect automobile
tag money, gasoline taxes or inheri-
tance taxes.
while all of the taxes assessed
against these classiflcations are for
State purposes" Mr. Green said, 'the
State makes a substantial appro-
priation for Arlington County each
year for schools, roads and other
local needs which perhaps more than
Offsets the amount of State revenue
paid by the county to the State"
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Dog Mart Preparations
Nearly Completed
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sept,
23.-Plans are nearly completed for
the annual Fredericksburg Dog Mart
Friday, October 13, at Che James
Monroe High School athletic field,
according to Ray E. Hall. secretary
of the local Chamber of Commerce.
The program, which will open at
9 am. and cpd with dog mart ball
at 10 pm, Will include an old-time
fiddlers' contest, a fox horn blowing
contest, a trick dog show and a
parade.
c. M. Cowan is general chairman
OF the affair. Other chairmen are
Benjamin T. Pitts, reception;
Kuszner Bauman, hospitality: Leo
v. Timberlake, registration; Edwin
A. Gibson, grounds; w. Marshall
King, dog show and auction; Chester
B. Goolrick, publicity; Milton B.
Graves, dance; Jesse L. Burgess,
judges, and Edgar M. Young, jr.,
parade.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Southern States 10 Send
Plants 10 Botanic Gardens

The Botanic Garden is to be en-
riched next year as the result Of a
visit by David Lynn, architect Of
the Capitol, and William A. Fred
erick, in charge Of the garden, to
commercial growers, nurserymen
and famous gardens in Louisiana,
Mississippi and Alabama.
They arranged to get new plant
material and to supplement acquisi-
tions by exchanges. The garden is
to make an important shipment
this week of lex Convexa. resembl-
ing boxwood, which is expected to
thrive in Southern States.
Growers Of camellia japonicas
and azaleas especially were consult
ed by the Federal garden repre-
sentatives who visited Pascagoula,
Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Pass Christ
ian and Bay ST. Louis, Miss; Slidell,
Covington. Hammond and Lafay-
cite, La, and Semmes, Ala.
The State Capitol Park at Baton
Rouge has made arrangements to
cooperate In exchanges with the
Botanic Garden here. Other IA
nous gardens that have agreed to
cooperate include the famous Bel
lingrath Gardens, 20 miles south Of
Mobile. Ala.
Another noted garden visited by
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Racing News Bureau
Asks Board 10 Drop
Claim
Annenbero Rodio Guide
Also Appeals From
Deficiency Assessments
Ny the Axsocisted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Assessment Of $1.e76, ,3233 80 addi-
tional income taxes, excess profits
taxes and penalties against General
News Bureau, Inc, Chicago racing
information service which was dis
solved In 1896, was protested yester-
day In . petition asking the Board
Of Tax Appeals to cancel the Inter-
nal Revenue Bureaus claim.
At the same time, Radio Guide,
Inc, Chicago company dissolved in
1885, appealed from income and ex-
cess profits tax deficiency assess
ments totaling $2l3,S5029. M. l..
Annenberg, publisher Of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, who was indicted
In Chicago last month on charges Of
income tax evasion, was named as
president Of Radio Guide. Other
officers listed were A. w. Kruse,
indicted with Annenberg In August,
secretary-treasurer, and Joseph E.
Hafner, assistant secretary.
The General News Bureaus petit
ton named Kruse as its president
and secretary, Harry Friedman, vice
president, and Herbert S. Kamin,
treasurer. Kamin also was indicted
with Annenberg, Kruse and others
in Chicago.
The assessments against General
News Bureau were for 1893 and 1894
The bureau said the company's net
income, reported as $1,182, ,146.45 in
1888 and $1,435 ,281 .95 in 1884, actu-
ally was $4,34S,31302 ana $4,957,-
674.37, respectively.
General News paid $162 ,545.14 in
come and $1,997.67 excess profits
taxes for 1888, $197 ,351 q income and
no excess profits tax for the follow
ing year. The bureau claimed the
company owed ,279,57327 income
and 1888, 1912 excess profits taxes
for the two years, assessed the
difference and levied q SO per cent
penalty.
The company claimed the bureau
was barred by the statute Of lmi-
tations from making deficiency
assessment more than two years
after the company was dissolved,
and In any event should have al
lowed various claimed deductions
totaling $2,256, ,154.11 for 1888 and
81 1894 ,087.9l for 1894.
The same argument that the bu-
reau was too late with its assessment
was set forth in Radio Guides
appeal.
The present mailing address for
both companies was given as 73l
South Plymouth court, Chicago.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Florida PoIishes Off
Stetson, 21-0, With
First-HaIf Punch
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PIeS6.
GAINESVILLE, Fla, Sept. 23.-
Florida's 1899 football team got OF
on the right foot tonight before
5000 spectators with 21-to-0 VIC
tory over a Stetson eleven that
plugged up It's defense and confined
the Gator scoring to the first half.
Far weaker than the team which
scored a major upset over Florida
last year, Stetson played a strictly
defensive game.
Florida pushed over its first touch
down early as the climax Of q So
yard march conducted by Sophomore
Halfback Red Harrison, with an oc-
casional lift from Charley Tate,
another sophomore. Harrison flip-
ped a pass to Tate for the score.
Pat Reen ran a punt back 20
yards to set the stage for the next
scoring sortie. He plunged over
from the 1-yard stripe few plays
later.
The final touchdown drive was
paced by Hubie Houston, who re-
placed Keen
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Manassas Church
To Mark Anniversary
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 23.-The
semi-centennial anniversary of the
Bethel Lutheran Church of Ma
nassas will be celebrated at the
church tomorrow, with the Rev.
A. w. Ballentine officiating.
The Rev. E. z. Pence, president of
the Lutheran Synod of South Caro-
lima. and the Rev. r. H. Anderson,
D. D., superintendent of the Luth-
eran Synod of Virginia. will deliver
the principal addresses.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Whale Catch
Includes Three
Sets of Twins

Three sets of twins-a rare event
in the family life Of the whale
were caught by American whalers
in the Antarctic. the Bureau of
Fisheries reported yesterday.
-Four of the twins, yet unborn,
were discovered in two finback
whales, while the other pair was
found in a blue whale. In the in-
back whales, the twins were of the
same size. but in the blue whale
there was a 1-foot difference in
size.
Besides the twins, two 96-foot
whales were harpooned by American
crews during the 1889 season.
Due to more stringent regulations
the catch in the Antarctic was
2,204 whales compared with 5,193
taken during the previous season.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Washington Man Wins
In Cavalier Shoot

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. % R.-
T. McC. Lewis of Washington, d. c.,
won leg on the Mills Trophy dur
ing the opening day competition Of
the first annual Cavalier small bore
tournament here.
Lewis posted q score of 764-37 to
beat out H. E. Riley Of Washing.
ton, D. c., the defending champion.
Riley's second-place score Va
764.26.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Late Sports News
See Part w for the Complete Sports Section
Chase to Oppose
Gomez Toduv

Lefty Gomez and Ken Chase,
southpaw pitching aces Of the
world champion New York YAM
KEGS and Nationals, respectively.
will face on the firing line today
at Grimth Stadium In the Yanks'
final appearance Of the season
on 4 Sunday.
Game time is 3 O'Clock. The
Yanks tomorrow will conclude
the series and depart for the
rest Of the year.
The major league season will
come to an end q week from to-
day.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
North Carolina State
Is Hard Pressed 10
Down Davidson
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GREENSBORO, N. c., Sept. a.
North Carolina States Wolfpack was
pushed to the limit tonight before
nosing out q fighting Davidson
eleven, ls to II, in a Southern Con-
ference opener.
A crowd of 1000 saw David
son score twice by air in the third
quarter to 60 ahead, II to IL. but
N. G. State came back in the third
period with an aerial touchdown
to win.
N. G. State seemed to have things
well in hand at the half with . H.
point lead. Davidson had tried with
out material success to lombard the
State goal line with passes.
The third period saw Wildcat
passes click beautifully, however,
and they were working again as
the game ended
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Emerson Is Lifesuver
To Washington State
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PULLMAN, Wash, Sept. 23.-Dick
Emerson, half-pint left halfback, led
Washington State College to a 49,
to-6 victory over Gonzaga Univer-
sity today.
The l65-pound halfback was the
sparkplug behind all Of Washington
States three touchdown drives, his
kicking gave w. 8. G. an advantage
on every punt exchange, his passing
pulled w. S. c. out Of more than one
hole after a leaking line had Al
lowed defensive backs to sift
through, and twice he intercepted
passes to stop Gonzaga rallies.
Gonzaga's touchdown came In the
third period after a 3s-yard drive.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
D. C. Doctor Hurt
When Bee Wrecks Car
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KEYSER, w. Va. Sept. 23-Dr
Thomas Graham, Washington, D. c.,
suffered lacerations about the FORE
head and cuts and bruises about his
legs late today when he lost control
of his car after bee flew into his
auto.
The machine struck the porch on
the home Of Paul Dayton. Mineral
County Circuit Court clerk, knock
ing out the corner support.
After receiving treatment at Poto-
mac Valley Hospital here, DR..
Graham left for Westernport, Md,
to visit friends. His car was badly
damaged.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Wake Forest Whips
South Carolina in
Two Big Drives
Polanski Runs Al Yards
For One Touchdown in
19-to-7 Victory
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WAKE FOREST, N. c., Sept. 23.-
A crowd Of 10000 saw the fast Wake
Forest Demon Deacons open q ter
rife attack in the second and third
quarters Of tonight's game and de-
feat the University of South Caro-
lima, 1877.
The Deacons scored twice in the
second quarter. blocked punt lead
ing to one touchdown and Polanski's
47-yard run the other.
Mayberry raced 16 yards for the
third touchdown in the third quar-
ter.
Stroud plunged through the line In
the fourth for the Gamecocks' lone
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Vienna Fire Auxiliary
Outlines Years Plans
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DISPATCH TO The Star.
VIENNA, Va, Sept. 23.-Plans for
the year were outlined at meeting
of the recently organized Ladies'
Auxiliary Of volunteer fire depart
ment this week at the home of Mrs.
Hammond Gunnell, with Mrs. Myrtle
Hurst and Mrs. Henry Magarity, CO.
hostesses.
The auxiliary, which now num-
bers II members, is planning a bingo
party October 18 The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Ernest Poole, with Mrs. Poole, Mrs.
Stanley Kidwell and Mrs. Howard
King entertaining.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Rochester Ties Series
ROCHESTER, \

ROCHESTER, N Y. Sept. 23
R).-After Estel Crabtree's ninth
inning homer with two out had tied
the score at Gall, the Rochester Red
Wings pushed over q run In the
twelfth to defeat the Newark Bears,
rs, tonight and square their Inter-
national League playoh series at
three games each.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
Filipino Club Teu

Members of the Filipino Students
Club will give tea at $50 pm. to-
day in honor of the advisory council
for the Filipino student loan fund
at the International Student house,
170S New Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

the Federal experts and from which
they expect to receive valuable
plant material is the McElhinney
Gardens in New Iberia, where a
tract of TOO acres has been under
development for more than 80
wears.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
EorIy Field Goal Tells

BRISTOL, Tenn, Sept. % R.-
Ernest Wade's field goal, kicked
from placement on the 30-yard line
In the first two minutes of play,
gave King College . 3-to-0 victory
over Concord State here tonight.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
marker.

South Carolina scoring - Touchdown,
Stroud: point from try after touchdown.
Elston tplace kickl Wake Forest scoring
Touchdowns Mayberry (2). Polanski: point
from try. after touchdown. Pende1gast
(place kick)
Evening star., 1939-09-24

French Africa sent IS 900 tons Of
cocoa to other countries last year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-13
John Lord O'Bfian

Leroy A.. Lincoln s John Lord OBfian -
AFTER hearing Metropolitan Life agents testify before the
monopoly committee in Washington that agents forged
poey holders election ballots President Leroy A. Lincoln
condemned agents. He left with John Lord OBran counsel
company
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-13

Beer-drinking Tony GaIento goes
high-hat and celebrates his win over
Jorge Brescia in New York by pass
ing up his favorite brew for glass
of champagne. Two-ton Tony re-
moved the heavyweight contender
in the first round.