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Evening star., 1940-03-10
Arlington Hall Show
laureIs Retained
By Ellie Leh
Lucy Moore, II, Rewarded
For Most Improvement
In Horsemonship

Ellie Leh repeated her victory in
the Arlington Hall Challenge Trophy
class at the annual midwinter Ar
lington Hall indoor horse show at
the Virginia school yesterday in
which more than half of the 18n
members of the student body COM
peted. Jean Holden won reserve
honors.
Miss Leh, who last summer in
jured her back while riding at her
home in Allentown, Pa, and was
forced to forego the sport for several
months, also won first place in the
advance horsemanship class and
second in the advanced jumping
event. She rode her own horse,
King Rock, throughout the show.
Rider, II, Scores.
Sally Seward, who won similar
-honors in the show last fall, won
the advanced jumping event for her
only ribbon of the shcw. Miss
Seward failed to place in the rib
bons in the student hack and the
student hunter.
Lucy Moore, a 17-year-old girl,
who never had been on a horse
until last summer, got the thrill of
her short riding career in winning
the Arlington Hall Trophy for the
greatest improvement IN horseman-
ship and now is seriously trying to
buy Main Hope. the morse which
carried her to victory.
She had but one worry following
her triumph. She had failed to
notify her father that :he not only
was riding these days, but jumping
as well. She took care of that via
phone. Miss Moore also took
third in the A class intermediate
jumping group.
Performances Creditable.
A total of IA events were held,
many tor riders who had had no
previous show experience. Except
for few minor mishaps, the young
riders performed creditably before
a crowd of 500.
Capt. Robert L. Taylor of Fort
Myer judged.
Beginner REORGANIZATION by Betty
VOL, riding Silky: second. Nancy Jones.
iseles BelIe' fSoei0' 'n'f0 Betty sheF0od' riding
intermediate horsemanship group A.
Won by Marian Brooks, riding Agnes:
third Betty Uzzell. riding Ocean Breeze.
-, intermediate horsemanship group B.
Won by Hendrix Brown, riding Cagliari:
third, Madelaine Pierce, riding Main Hope.
-, Intermediate horsemanship group C
CaEliari second. Mildred walner. riding
n.1 Beginner ia'n iY%pins.Won agl,o By Ellen eesp.
Baldwin. riding Fedalio ' '1 '
!ntermediate jumping group Avon BY
Tss eld Fuller ria,ne n Eissy second, Carroll
Student hack-Won BY Graham Lati.
mer, riding SaRltari. second. Jean Holden.
riding Duke: third. Maryl Reiter. ridins
Student hunter-won BY Jean Holden.
riding Duke: second Barbara Young. rid.
ing Colonel; third. Ida Lsnahan. riding
intermediate jumping sroup B-won hy
Mildred wailner riding Madame Boo:
% Advsnse sas alSip. Se1' s. Ellie
Leh,. riding King Rock: second. Jean
Holden. riding Duke: third. Susan Rine.
Arlington Hail Trophy for tn. most I'M
Moore; second. Jane Green; third Elise
Advanced jumping - Won by sally
riding King Rock: third. Jean Holden.
The Arlington Hall Championship
Holden.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Michigan Swimmers
Have Wakoyer in
Big Ten Meet
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March o.
Michigan's mighty wolverines
splashed water in the faces Of their
Big Ten foes for the second straight
year tonight as they piled up II
points in defending their Western
Conference swimming champion
ships.
Ohio State wasn't in it with the
Wolves, but finished second with Al
points.
Northwestern was third with H.
and the others scored: Iowa, 13;
Minnesota, 10; Chicago and Illinois
each, and Indiana, 4.
aoo-y.rd medley relay-won by Michi.
gan (Beebe, J. sharemet and g. sharemet)
hl!nSis; iith; IN; Minnssots Time;
ems, MichiTan: second. Patton, Ohio state:
IsIs i,@s 1': Mishis:n sSl ifsh' Robinson Mime
Miehissn: second. Fshrbaeh. Northwestern
,4a sh5d Ios nS tSqrsh Tsn
O:234
Fancy diving flow boerd)-won by A
Patnik, Ohio State, 1924: second. Clark
Ohio state. 131 30; third: Benham. Mich
igan. 127 .9s: fourth, Iedford. Ohio State
1913 SO: nth. Powell: Northwestern. 1884
100-yard free style--Won by g. Share
met. Michisen: second. Barker. Michisan
third Fahrbach. Northwestern: fourth
Gillis. Michisan: fifth. surles. Northwest
ern.. Time. O:52.1 tnew record: break!
mark Of .O:52 set in 1889 BY Tomski o.
| Michigan)
15O-yard backstroke-Won by Heydt
| Michisan; second, .Armbruster. Iowa; third
Riedl. Michigan: fourth: Beebe. MICHIGAN
| fifth. Kurlak. Illinois Time, :36.s (nev
records breaks own mark Of 1871 set ir
Friday qualifying heat).
2O0-yard breaststroke-won by Higgins
Ohio State. second J. Sheremet Michigan
third. Hajxh. Michiean; fourth. Anderson
Chicaso: nth. sahlmap, Minnesota. Time
4OO-yard relay-Won by Michigan "a
sharemet Hutchens ellis Barker>: sec
ond. Northwestern: third, Minnesota
3:37.6.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Southeastern Shooting
Title to Schweitzer

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March
9 P.-W. p. Schweitzer, Hillside. N.
j., won the Southeastern smallbore
rifle championship in the ninth an
nual national midwinter shoot here
today with an aggregate of $50 for
three events.
Second went to Kenneth o. Ham
kins, Neptune, N. j.. with 973xl 900.
The individual long range rife
match was won by v. E. Gregory, st.
Petersburg, with 191x20O.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Wood, Burke Rout Par
10 Get $1,000 Each
In 4-Ba|I Golf
Metz, Loffoon, Defeated, ,
81, Never Threaten
In Florida FinuI
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CORAL GABLES, Fla, March g.
Craig Wood and Billy Burke, who
gave par a 38-stroke drubbing
through 1874 holes, won the $4,000
International Four-ball Golf Tour
nament today with a 3-and-2 VIC
tory over Dick Metz and KY Laf-
foon.
Conceded no better than a 2o-1
chance before the tournament be-
gan. Burke and Wood teamed per-
fectly to win $1,000 each. The run
nersup earned $500, apiece.
From the time Wood dropped q
20-foot putt on the fourth hole un-
til Burke sent q 25-footer curling
into the 31st cup. Metz and Laffoon
never really threatened today. They
never were in front as Burke and
Wood took q 2-hole lead in the
morning and gave their rivals few
opportunities the rest of the way.
Tense, But 'Uninspiring Golf.
Hole after hole Wood and Burke
fired their approach shots to the
green's and shot for brides while
Metz and Laffoon struggled for
halves. It was tense and on the
whole uninspiring golf, with only
seven of today's "a holes won OF
lost. The Wood-Burke combina-
tion's steadiness decided the match
The very first hole was a har-
binger of what was to come Wood
nailed his approach dead to the
pin for an easy birdie 4 and Metz
had to chip m from 80 feet to get a
half.
Wood rammed home a 20-foot
putt to win the fourth, Metz sank
a 15-footer to take the eighth, and
the match stayed even to the 18th
Burke, Wood Miss Brides.
Burke and Wood kept missing
puts for brides. and getting easy
pars. while their Chicago oppo-
nents got theirs the hard way. Then
on the 18th, Wood punched in an
8-footer to 60 l up. The Mamaro-
neck, N. ", star followed with a
6-foot putt for another birdie on
the 18th-and his team was on its
way. The winners scored a best
ball of ST, 4 under par, for the
morning round.
Wood lofted a 125-yard eight
iron shot within feet of the 22nd
pin to win the hole. but Laffoon
giving Metz one of his few assists
cut the margin back to 2 on the
oath. That's the way it stayed to
the 31st, when Burke's putt settled
the match. The last three holes
were halved.
Overcome Strong Field.
Wood and Burke eliminated Wal.
ter Hagen and Gene Sarazen in the
first round. toppled the favored Sam
Snead and Ralph Guldahl in thu
second and then whipped 3. j
Dutch) Harrison and Clayton
Haefner on their way to the finals
Metz and Laffoon, four-ball win
ners two years ago. beat Harry
Cooper and Jimmy Thomson, STAN
ley Horne and Jules Huot, ther
Horton Smith and Paul Runyan.
The cards:
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Smith Sets Bowling Pace
In Ross|yn Mixed Event

Leonard Smith, a Brookland
bowler, with a score of 713 which
included handicap of IS pins took
the lead in the Old Dominion handi-
cap mixed sweepstakes which opened
last night at Rosslyn.
In second place. was Durwood
Goeglen. a Rosslyn pinman with 80
-694. Chief Coat Lovett of the
Electrical League held third place
with 42-678. Karl Gochenour, a
star member of the Rosslyn's Dis
trict League team. moved into
fourth place with 9-677. ~.
Rosslyn's ace. Lucy Rose, climaxed
her 24-676 score with a lusty 1856
game to take over fifth place, best
for the women.
The f1ve-game event which at
tracted field of 72 will wind up to-
night.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Gu||s Nip Eagles, 6-5,
After Giving Them
-Four Early Goals
BY the Associated Press.


ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., March
9.-The Atlantic City Sea Gulls
spotted Washington's Eagles four
goals here tonight, then put on a
spectacular rally to nose out the
Eagles, 6 to S, in an Eastern ANA
teur Hockey League game.
Mike Germann and AL Foster
gave the Eagles a two-goal lead in
the first period. The Eagles con-
tinued their onslaught in the begin
ming of the second, Kenny PARTS
and Leslie Ramsy scoring in the
first seven minutes.
A goal by Sammy Fasano wound
up the second period with Washing
ton leading. to 4. Pozzo knotted
the count after 2:30 of the third
period. Midway of the period Fa-
samo picked up loose puck in CEN
ter ice, skated close into the Eagles
net with Bill Knipfel, Washington
defense, virtually hanging on his
neck, and smashed home the win
ming goal.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Skating Races Are Won
By Brother, Sister

Brother and sister triumphed in
two of four speed skating races
staged last night at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace as Robert and Dot Rudy
outdistanced their respective fields.
Robert, competing in the 9-to-12-
year-old class. beat Joe Judge, jr.,
to the wire, while his sister coasted
home ahead of G. Collins in the
12-to-16-year-old class for girls.
Edward Bradley won the 1916
event for boys with John Byers Sec
ond, while Rosean Gorman and
Fanny Farnsworth were first and
second. respectively, in 9-l2 girls
competition. ALI contests were at
$50 yards.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Meet Starring Maxi
SET for Garden on
March 80 or 81
Finn May Try to Double
In Two Distance Runs
On 7-Event Program
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Dan Fer
ris, chairman Of the Track and Field
Committee of the Finnish Relief
Fund, announced tonight that the
special invitation meet here, fea-
turing the Finnish star, Taisto Maxi,
will be held at Madison Square
Garden March 80 or 81.
The exact date depends upon the
progress Of the two New York teams
n the National Hockey League
playoffs.
The meet will consist Of seven
events, each with four picked con
testants. Maxi is expected to run
either the ~ miles or the az miles
and may attempt double"
Other events are the 40 yards,
three-quarter mile, mile relay, a Sc
ries of so, go and 70 hurdle events.
the winner to be decided on a point
basis, and a similar series Of s, 12
and Is pound shotputs.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

and IS of the finest pointers and
settlers in the area will be entered
There also will be classes for pup
pies whelped in 1889, all-age dogs
and shooting dogs.
Ernest c. Mead of Richmond and
c. Benton Snyder, jr, of Winches-
ter will serve as judges. Entries
for all stakes will be taken by Sec
retary Young at 1906 Wisconsin
avenue NV. until March %.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
SIS 900 in Cash, Prizes Posted
For Washington Horse Show

Gently announced Gay Nineties"
class. Mrs. L. w. Robert will be in
charge of the childrens lead-in class
and Fenton M. Fadeley will head the
committee handling the teams from
local and nearby schools and COL
leges.
Hubbard Quinter and F. Moran
McConihe are working with Fort
Myer officials on military entries.
The Junior League has named a
committee of two to work with show
omcials. They are Mrs. John A.
Selby, chairman, and Mrs. Lawrence
o. Baker, vice chairman.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

Winners of ribbons In the WASH
ington Horse Show May II, 18 and
10 at Meadowbrook will divide IS 900
in cash and trophies, 1t was an
nounced yesterday by the Junior
League, sponsoring organization.
Two new directors. for the show
also were named, Charles Lee, for
mer manager of the Long Island
show, and Chase Donaldson, one
time manager Of the Fairfield
Comm show.
Mrs. Marshall Exnicios has been
assigned to cooperate with Rich
mond B. Keech in planning the re-
Evening star., 1940-03-10
|Wakiva Leads Fleet
In 81. Pete-Havana
Sailing Race
Croft Mointoin Speedy
Clip as They Enter
Gulf Of Mexico
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSOCIATED Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
9.-Driven by brisk wind that put
the entire fleet out of Tampa Bay
and into the Gulf in record time,
the Wakiva, 70-foot yawl owned anu
sailed by Harkness Edwards of New
York City, plotted its course to Cuba
this afternoon in the lead of 10
other sailing craft In the 11th annual
st. Petersburg-Havan yacht race.
The Wakiva was only q half -min-
ute behind the Gulf Stream, Dudley
G. Sharp's 7l-foot yawl from Hous-
ton, Tex, In passing through Egmont
Pass to the Gulf and then was max
ing q persistent gain. The Gulf
Stream entered the Gulf at 1:57 p M,
l hour and 81 minutes after the start
Of the race.
Although the wind had begun to
diminish, the boats still were able
to maintain fast sailing clip.
Co-favorites of the race, Good
News and Stormy Weather, were
third and fourth, respectively, to
reach the Gulf. They were followed
in order by the Condor, Golacamm.
Java Head, Admate, Polux, Half
Moon and Bicho Malo II.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

Other stars expected to shine are
Jean Bury Brunson, Helen Flett,
Bill Wright and Bill Tarbett, while
the Y. M. G. A. team is expected
to snatch the mems team honors.
Eight senior events and one novice
race are listed for men, with six
senior races and one novice event
slated for women. Finals in mems
and women's 220-yard free style,
mems 200-yard free style relay and
mems 300-yard medley relay will be
staged Friday night, with other
dnals to b held Saturday night.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Skaters FL Victors
Over Cuff BowIers

Sha6er Flower Shop bowlers were
81 victors over the Cuf1 and San
TIM sharpshooters last night at
Convention Hall, coping the team
match, 1927 to 1913, while Ollie
Pacini, a Shaffer roller, defeated
Tony Santini in singles, 6S8 to 636
Hokie Smith and Ed Blakeney
prevented q shutout for the Gun
and Santini rollers by winning the
doubles, 1877 to 1900 over Red
Megaw and Pacini.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Swimmer MiIIer,Now
In MARYLAND Runks

If Maryland digs swimming hole
this year it has an outstanding can
.udata for its first tank team in
John raul Miller, Woodrow Wilson
High youngster who entered at
College Park last month.
Scholastic 50-yard free style
South Atlantic champion, young
Miller won ~ races and lost four
while at Wilson. He missed winning
the 100-yard crown by q few feet.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Will Assist Cruickshonk

lockwood, Md, March 8 R.-
John ODonnell, Maryland State
open golf champion, has resigned
as professional at the Edgewood
Arsenal golf course to become as
sistant to Bobby Cruickshank at
the Country Club of Virginia In
Richmond,
Evening star., 1940-03-10
St. Stephens Fovorite
On PurochiuI Court

st. Martins. parochial school
champion of Baltimore, will try to
square its intercity series with
st. Stephens. Washington champ,
in the feature of twin bill sched-
uled this afternoon at st. johns
College gym.
Last Sunday the District quint
walloped the Baltimoreans by a
comfortable margin on the Calvert
Hall court at Baltimore. It is a
heavy favorite to repeat.
Calvert Hall Country School meets
Sacred Heart in q preliminary at
2 o'clock. They, too, are playing
q series in which Sacred Heart leads.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Patsy Palmer Goes for Batch
|Of District 7 unk LuureIs

Patsy Palmer, shoreham Hotel
girl team ace, will dominate the
District A. A. U. indoor swimming
championship meet Friday and Sat-
urday nights at Shoreham's Vene-
tian pool If her fond hopes ma
terialize.
The versatile Miss Palmer has
entered SO, 100 and 220-yard free
style races In addition to the 150-
yard medley relay and If successful
In sweeping those events undoubt-
edly viii provide the high light oi
the naook
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Wilson Joyvee Tossers
Capture I'D Contest

Wilson Teachers Colleges Junior
varsity won its 22d game in SO starts
yesterday when it routed the Ana
costa Faculty five, 3l-12, on the
losers floor.
Because the Teachers earlier this
season had dealt them their first
defeat in five years, the fray was
especially bitter and at one stage
several fist fights were in progress.
Wilson, discarding its regular zone
defense. befuddled the Faculty i've
from the start and boasted a 25-6
lead at half time,
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Thomson's 66 Nets Him
And Barnes Victory
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSoclAted Press.
TOWNSVILLE, Ca, March g.
Colts touring professional brigade,
nearing the end of the long winter
trail, invaded this South Georgia
city today for the 5000 Thomas
vile open, a 54-hole event.
AS a warm-up to the main tour
nament, Pro Jimmy Thomson and
Amateur Tommy Barnes of Atlanta
won a pro-amateur event this
afternoon with q best ball of 66,
six under par.
Thomson shot q SO, for the best
score of the day.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Sphos TrompIe Brewers,
34-27, in PIoyoff

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, March O.
Philadelphia Sphas won the Ameri-
:an Basket Ball League champion
ship tonight when they defeated
the Washington Heurich Brewers,
34-27.
The victory earned the Sphas,
who ended the regular season tied
with the Brewers, a $500 bonus as
we'll as the leagues trophy, emble-
matte of the title.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Dewitt Gets Only Three
Points in Rinq Meet

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON. Va, March 9.-Char-
lotte Hall Academy Of Maryland and
Lane High School Of Charlottesville
tied for runnerup honors in the
18th annual South Atlantic prep and
high school boxing tournament won
here tonight by Augusta Military
Academy.
Ferrer, Charlotte Hall 120-pound-
er, and Nechey, 165-pounder, won
titles.
Dewitt Prep of Washington scored
three points as Normyle, 155-pound-
er, bowed to Mays OF Lane.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Cubin John Busketers
Get c. G. G. LOOP Lead

The 333rd Company basket ball
team of Cabin John defeated the
l 1,360th Company of Washington,
20-16. yesterday to take the lead in
the Twelfth Street Y. NJ. c. A.-C.
c. c. League.
In another league game 322nd
Company of Beltsville trimmed
325th Company of Cabin John, 1916.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Virginia Is Admitted
To Eastern boxinq
Association
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa, March o.
Virginia was admitted to member
ship in the Eastern intercollegiate
Boxing Association at the organiza-
tion's annual meeting today.
Charles Havens, Western Mary
land College, was elected president
of the association.
Other officers are Lou Andreas,
Syracuse, vice president, and 1t. Col.
Louis E. Hibbs, West Point, secre-
tary-treasurer.
Syracuse was awarded the 194l
tournament.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Starting Job With Sox
Aim of HurIer Brown

PASADENA, Calf, March 9 (R.-
Clint Brown, Chicago White Sox re-
lief pitcher who won II games last
season while appearing in 81 games
for new league record, is pinins
away to become starting pitcher.
Brown let 1t be known he was
seeking. starting role this season
after he came to terms yesterday.
Indications were, however, that
Manager Jimmy Dykes thought
Brown would be of far more service
to the club as q rescuer than q
starter.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Basket Ball Games

Roosevelt High, 81: Bethesda-C Chevy
Chase, 25.
Eastern High. As: Gonzara High. 80.
inston Hish, SO.
American University Varsity AZ; Amer
lean University Alumni. 80.
Yale, 55; Harvard So
Notre Dame. ~; Detroit, 40.
Carnegie Tech-Penn State, postponed.
Columbia, 43; Cornell -.
Salem. rs; Anderson -Broaddus, SO.
PHILADELPHIA sphas, "a: washington
Brewers, 81
Akron Firestones. 46: Detroit EaEles, IS.
West Virginia. ~; Pittsburgh. IS,
Oshkosh All Stars. 81: sheboygan Red
skins, 90.
washinEton and Jefferson. 10: os.
neva, IS.
Westminster, IS: Bethany, 2o.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Rookie Brubuker CIouts

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.,
March 8 R.-First Baseman Bill
Brubaker belted his second homer
in two days over the left field wall
today, sparkling the Yannigans to
q 7-to-3 victory over the Pitts
burgh Pirates regulars.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Bossin Signs With Newark

NEWARK, N. j., March 8 R).-
Newark announced today that the
signed contracts of Outfielder Bud
Metheny and First Baseman Harry
Basin. former Georgetown U.
player, had been received.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Hockey Results

NA11UNAL LEAGUE.
New York Americans, 4; Boston Bruins, Q.
Toronto Maple Leafs. 5; ChicaGo Black
hawks. g
Montreal Canadians, 8: Detroit Red.
wings, O. as
INTERNATIoNAL-AllERICAN.
Philadelphia, 5: Providence, 4.
Cleveland 4: SpringheId, /.
Pittsburgh. 4: Syracuse. J..
Hershey. 2: New Haven. l.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Atlantic City Sea 0ullx @; WaShinI.
ton Eagles B.
New York Novsrs. 4: Jsessy aksstses. ..
Evening star., 1940-03-10
All PhiIIies in Line

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, March 9
P.-Last of the Phillies' holdouts,
Roy Hughes. second baseman,
signed his contract today.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Varied Sports
ColleEe sWiMminE.

College. swimminE.
Navy, ~: Columbia. %.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. ~; Oklahoma. 81
Michigan State. So; Cincinnati, Is.
Mercersburs Academy ~; Pennsyl-
vanie Frosh. "a.
Kentucky, 40: Armour Tech, 20.
College WRESTLING.
West Virginia. ~: Case. IL.
CoIlege Fencing.
Navy, Is: N. Y. o.. IL.
N. Y. q. Frosh. IA; Navy Plebes. 13.
College Boxing.
West virginia. 6; Michigan State, 2.
L 8. o., 8: wisconsin. g.
College ride.
Navy. 1899; Army 1.37Q.
College Rolo.
Michigan State, %: Ohio State, II.
Army IL; Yale. II.
College GymnasticS.
Navy. 80: Temple %.
College Hockey.
Illinois. 8; Nichtsln. o.
Hasa.:sss.o Hss q q Wssssss 3isssSirvs. {.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
Mats Grapefruit Start Today Opens Duel for Second Base
Sports Program
For LocuI Funs

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. New York
Giants, Orlando, Fla.
Basket Ball.
Heurich Brewers VS.. Baltimore
Clippers, Heurich, gym, 2:30.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Bethesda Chevy Chase VS.. Hy-
attsville, girls division final, The
Evening Stars metropolitan scho-
lastic tournament, Tech High
gym. 7::30. ....-.
Eastern VS.. Roosevelt, boys d.
vision final, The Evening Stars
metropolitan scholastic tourna-
ment, Tech High gym, $3.50.
District A. A. U. tournament,
Heurich gym, 7:30.
Boxing.
Phil Furr VS.. Kenny La Sale,
10 rounds, feature bout, Turner'S
Arena, $3.50.
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