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Evening star., 1940-10-20
STORES FOR RENT.

IDEAL LOCATION FOR REAL ESTATE
ONCE serving ne. Wash. and suburban Nd.
ss5a7 BiadensSurs I'd. d. ne. 'O'0O. AD'''
53"7 GA. AvE-.LARGE STORE, 5-ROOM
500 OWNER, Georgia 1878
7.3l Alaska AVE. AT GEORGIA AVE,
OWNER eNS Woodley Woo 1914. 'A0o' fe"'' 90
100 ST NE-LARGE End FLOOR,
used many years as shade shop; suitable
2406 18th ST. NW-NEW STORE, SUIT
able grocery. bakery. delicatessen, display.
Rcas rental to RESPONSIBLE party. Ma 65l7
BIB GA AvE.-MoDERN sToRE WAS
opeSs perehes ss nha oase aP sh
INC. 1Ol4 Vermont ave. District 62l0.
FINE AUTO sALEsRooM, NE COR. 14th
and R. About 80 #. on l4th 40 It. on
scHWARTEz. INC, NC 1dl4 Vt. awe. ave. b1. m sa16o
1zle CONN. AVE. Nw.-SUITABLE FOR
nee nne Gen 9e stoss laTss @ st. with ood
PERCY H RUSSELL CO, 1871 St. NV
DESIRABLE BASEMENT SUITABLE FOR
ONCE or any business: reasonable; down
town w ". r. MARSHALL, 92s N. Y. ave.
| duced
LLOYD Ege 46RNER ME- md se7 SIS
ANACOSTIA-3Ox15 FIT. RIGHT AT BUS
stop. $50 month: unheated. See GUY
TIMER. 1925 You st. NV 2l'
SPACE IN MODERN SHOE REP SHOP,
good business location: suitable for any
kind business 80 18th NV.
5o1 H ST NE-MoDERN STORE, 20xe0.
I,,lMs Gil hsst' so very reasonable rsnt snto r. G.
3426 14th ST NV
Large store near Park rd. shopping CEN
ter; 1st floor approx. 15x50 IT,; imme-
~ 1901 4th ST. s.w.
Large 1st-f1oor store cUrner OF N ST..
with rooms. elec. and gas; immediate
727 18th ST. NV
Downtown location-Larse store, imme-
diate possession; heat furnished
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th St. NV. National 0352.
oPEN-2932 18th ST NE.
,.a New; large ro9m; fyll bssemept nj J sut9.
1923 B ST. NE.
Good business location: large store with
lavatory, S37 so. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg. RE. 1881.
1908 EVARTS ST. NE.
Established location in apartment build
ing, frst floor: IA ft.x45 it.: large show
window: street entrance; heat furnished;
suitable laundry agency, barber shop or
Nj. VERNON coRpN.. NATIONAL 55se.
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LESS THAN S35 MONTH
New brick home with . bedrooms, living
room. dinnc room. kitchen and bath:
automatic heat refriserator: located in
Aurora HIS. Va. 10 minutes from down
town BARGAIN Inquire at 5l6 26th
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ARLINGTON VA. SPECIALS.
1) 4 bedrooms; nearly two acres, excel
lent home or investment; 81 800.
% Exclusive country cluo section; four
room bungalow: trees, flowers; beautiful
lot; over 100 feet frontage $50 deep; ask
ing 81 900
t3l Rambling ounsalcv: large bed
rooms. sun porch: large lct: SS $50
"a Stone house + rooms: oil: large
grounds: stream; bargain at 1880
80 BUNGALOW: rooms recreation room !;
oil lot lO0Xl1o. $1,000
r W r CnMpANV pox IN " Co.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

TAKoMA PARK, 90 POPLAR AVE, At
s. 500 or will trade $4,000 equity Tor
Write {. G. YOAKUM 9@34 Csrnes, Dallas,
Tex or phone F. R, LEAMAN, sH 53ss-J
as BRYANT ST NV sTRWAYs.. .
entrances. gas, heat: brick gar. cars;
30-ft alley: rent, S15 mo-: new eono.
Open. North 6l1R. -.
NEW, MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. s
acres; near Clinton, Md s. 500 equity
for GOOD End mortgsge. OWNER, District
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

TEN ACRES CREST BLUE RIDGE. AP-
Va: timbered good road: 5000. Write
H L. MASON, 3435 Mt. Pleasant st. NV,
city. "
5-ACRE ESTATES. Il MILES D. C.: IN VA.
on paved State road; 50-acre wooded tract
being divided into 5-acre tracts. Box
o0s
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JOHN LlNDER, EN- 33II.
CORNER DOWNTOWN

CORNER, DOWNTOWN.
18th st:-s-story hreproof apartment
building. Income, $4,000 Average rem
tai, SAC per unit Minimum upkeep.
will show exceptional returns Can be
purchased 1T approximately times an
nual rental. Eve. or Sun. phone Atlantic
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor. MA. O753.
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ARIINGTnN NASS -sf

IVOlIIS Ub IuAH
ond floor arranged . additional rms and
bath quality construction: close in. low
monthly payments. F. H. A. approved.
s,iishe Is-ga faT,iII ~ nUmE
ami, full cellar h.-w.h.; large fenced
yard brick garage: blks. school. transp.;
S4 900 $500 cash.
5-rm. bungalow. practically new. full
cellar, h.-w.h., hardwood floors; 5000;
$500 cash. S35 per mo-
Arm. BUNGALOW. ami paved street;
$3.50: $500 cash. $50 mo- j. HARRIS
ROGERS. Hyatts. Nd. Hyattsville O462
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OFFICES WANTED,

WANTED-DESK SPACE IN DOWNTOWN
bldg. with phone and secretarial service
Give full particulars. Box ls2V. Star.
OFFICE. FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
consider one of suite sharing reception
room and secretsriaI service If available: :
prefer location convenient TO Navy build
ing: give complete details loca ation, rental,
telephone Box SEX. Star 90
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$3.50 GLENMONT. MARYLAND
acres. cottage and compile tely framed


$3.50 GLENMONT MARYLAND
acres, cottage and completely framed
ROBERT GAYLoR: sealto1, sH. ,al45,
NEARLY NEW 4-BEDRooM HOUSE ON
acre, 10 miles from Washington over
hard road; has bath, hot-water heat.
fer f Daes es and H5ne
S55 per mo. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale. Va, at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandra 5Sl:. Closed Sundays.
s ACRES WITH SUBSTANTIAL OLD
elec.. and fireplace; detached servants
quarters and barn, The house sits in a
sroye Of trees and has an ar Of hospsty
bal. so per mo. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale. Va. at the end Of Columbia
pike; Phone Alexandria 5sl2. Closed
Sundays
BUNGALOW ROOMS, bath. lot 6oxloO.
JOE CURTo FIR. 800
BELTSVILLE- and 5 rm. bungalows,
bath. fun basement. acre lois; F. H. A.
a mi North Research Center ent. R. W
COCHRAN. owner-builder
PRINCETON, Md. MILES FROM THE
District Line; building sites and lots at
lowest prices ever offered; SI0o-Sl25-Sl so;
Branch ave to Route 5. continue on Route
=. mile 10 our signs; hard surfaced roads
all the way. See Mr. Cross on the prop
erty Daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY
925 N. Y. Ave NV. Realtors. MA a197.
SILVER SPRING SECTION-S6.25O: .
large bedrooms, exceptional living and din
ing rooms: de luxe kitchen brick veneer.
full dry ba asement. fireplace tile bath with
shower. =" porcheS; F. H. A. approved See
oil Domer ave. today. Open, lighted till
pm RA. 1857
FOR SALE BY OWNER-NEW MODERN
5-room, frame house, oil heat air cond-
toned garage: near school and bus; To-
ca ed in Arlington; priced for quick sale.
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New Brick Colonial,
Crystal Spring Knolls, Arl.
Consists OF rooms 3 baths. recreation
room with fireplace. maids quarters At
tached garage. screened porch. large wood
ed lot. Beautiful setting in restricted COM
munity. To reach: Out Lee hisbway. rleht
on Military I'd. risht on Iarcorn lane left
on Quincy ST. To 23S4. Omen until & d m
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ANDR1A-CHARMING COLONIAL
white frame house. large living room. din
ing room. kitchen. maids lavatory.
screened porch. Garden and garage 4
bedrooms. baths. oil heat redecor ated
to suit tenant. Call Alexandria 2O52, or
Temple 1555
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TODAY'S BARGAIN.
NEW BUNGALOW.

8 rooms bath. h.-w:h.. hardwood floors,
tuiI easement Small down payment and
monthly payments as low as $50 month
including taxes and insurance. 12 mile
pike one block beyond second trafi,c light
an Cottage City Md. turn right TO NO. 8
McAdoo ave. Owner on premises Sunday
q am. to pn
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MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE OIL HEAT OR
raS good r0oming section. reasonable;
central locat ation Box 15-V. Star
HAVE BUYER FOR GROOM HOUSE IN
n E section from $4,000 TO $4,000. D1
ZEREGA 9O7 ! 9TH
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500 N Woodrow st-New brick 2-story
Colonial home large rms, cedar-lined
porch: large lot, beautiful shade trees;
stream in back of lot: r. H. A. approved.
OWNER CH o165 Omen ewes
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OUTSTANDING o APT. BUYS.

|. Opportunity small investor l6-unt
apt good NV. low rents, $1,000 year.
Price. s3s. 900: only $4,000 cash required,
easy terms: well financed
.. Beautiful new bids. best n ". section.
verv modern type; rental Sl2 500; price.
$50 900: will yield about 25rc net on
$4,000 cash REQUIRED and in addition pay
for the bldg
g. Best section Conn ave, 35 units and
garage for Is cars; always rented modern,
freproof apt: price, Sl05, 600; good yield
on safe investment
4 Real opportunity for large huildinr.
100 units in best, close 10 downtown. ".
Low rents, S5s,000 yrly; a splendid yisid
on $4,000 cash required with balance well
financed
5 Rocmng house. 30 rms 3 baths:
downtown, freproof apt: ideal roominE
house: only $4,000 cash required, balance
one trust. easy payments
E. 6s rooms. 8 baths downtown corner
bldg near Govt offces; you can make
money and expect increased future We ne
for this apt; price. $4,000 about $4,000
For INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. SEE
ANTON KOERBER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued)

coLoRED-1O ROOMS; DESIRABLE NV.
Sectlon: ami: SS.950; $50 cash; terms.
X w. HORAD. Michigan 1926.
COLORED--6 ROOMS H.-AH.: BEAUT1-
2uI corner house: S6, 500; terms
R. w. HORAD, Michigan 1925.
COLORED-BROOKLAN BRICK
oungalow; also > lots al 18th and Hamin
ne; Beautiful 6-room bungalow. DU.
4S6o or North OS2a
COLORED--6-RM HOUSE. GAS. ELEC,
tol!et, stove heat, sc section: $50 down.
palance like rent. Fine opportunity own
nome with rent money. w. W. BAILEY,
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HALLS FOR RENT.

OFFICES FOR RENT
LEDROIT BLDG, sOO-sIO F ST. NV
Large, bright rm.. suitable for ofices and
shops Low rental. Apply RIM. ~.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN OFFICE. FULLY
equipped. one of the most attractive in the
city. VIII rent part OF all. Call sunday
CO. 41l1. or any evening.
1727 X ST NV ENTIRE FLOOR OF
detached BLDG. T-room suite; Sl35. ele
vstor C. WELDON CO. ME 30l1.
BLACKSTONE HOTEL 1915 eth ST. NV
--Desirable oftce space on lobby floor, / ::
= or 3 rooms . baths a4-hr. switchboard
service Reasonable Inquire at desk
ONE LARGE OFFICE ROOM s25 PER
month also four desk spaces. with or with
out full equipment. 404 7th 81. NV"
phone MA a459
1924 H ST. NV
Large. bright ofnces now available; near
State Dept and other Government bldgs.
ROBERT W SAVAGE
sl3 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 1890.
4-RooM OFFICE INCLUDING ONE EX-
ceptionally large room; modern freproof
building approximately 600 50. #, K st,
Just of of lath snas Fep,sl Hsv, S,36 ps per mo.
1417 x Nv National 5000.
NEAR 2lst ST. AND PA AVE. NV
Completely furn. ONCE. formerly occupied
by real estate company very reasonable
rent, 10 responsible tenant Lease If de-
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
@l35 Pa Ave. NV RE. gig
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C-family fat quick sale for your property
If priced right. let me have particulars at
once 55O3 18TH ST n " Taylor OO4S,
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sos No. Can. Realtor MA 0s1s
GAIT WASFINGTCN'S LARGEST BUY
oALh ers of D. c. property. over one
million dollars worth bought in 1899
Prompt action
iEO N. BERNSTEIN e. CO. NE 5ioo
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NEARBY VA. 10c ZONE-AN EXTRAOR-
dinsry barEain: e large rooms ar and bath bath
TOT 65x"OO Out-of-toVn owner Will sacri-
fee for less than 5000, with $500 down
balarfe less than rent OLD DOMINION
REALTY CO, 3205 N. Washington nlVd.
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All CASH AND IMMEDIATE SETI LE-
nent condl ion Imma terlal: no commission.
files MORTGAGE CORP. GIL N. Y. ave.
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BUILDER WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for large houses IN mixed nelghborhoods
or will remodel same into apartments on
$3.50 proposition Write, giving details.
RcN AiL-I- Star
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! TEMPLE HILL. MD.-NICE LARGE r.
| house. oil h.-w.h modern. outbuildIngs. etc.
! reasonable. DAN ABBOTT. Clinton 2n-W.
BOWIE. Mr.. PA. R. r. STA AND SCHOOL;
ti-room and bath house furnace. garase.
! $50: rooms and large Office S4.. See
owner on premises Sunday, W. w. EN-
Ell Laurel rnad Rnu-ie
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WASHINGTON GRoVE-3 modern h, homes, no.,
5room bung allow Redland pike. $500.
FRED B CUSHMAN, 1O6 North Adams
St Rockville. Md. Open Sunday, Rock
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COLORED-BARGAIN.


1850 down and balance $50 monthly.
. rooms and bath; AL modern conveniences.
Convenient to stores and transportation
FEDERAL FINANCE & REALTY CO, 9l
New York ave. NV. National 74l6.
BRAND-NEW FOR COLORED
I'm AMERICAS FINEST COIORED
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
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ARLINGTON. VA.
$500 r, b-29Os 23rd st. n.
500 r. h.-lbo9 18th st. n.
Otners to Choose From.
C. W. CLEVER CO.. INC.
1873 N IrvinR St, Arl. Va.
Ai6n house Aoo" N'NI' fs $50 90
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ON NEARLY AN ACRE
ARLINGTON. VA.-S6,85O.

GREEN g. MAGRUDER,
2S4n Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va:
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ANTON KOERBER,
NEW APT. BLDG,

NEAR CATHEDRAL; 80 apis, mostly 2
rooms dinette and bath; low rents include
elec and gas: very modern EQUIP: larse
LOT. fine environment. 4l2cc trus-. reasc'
able cash payment and terms: priced right
will show high return. take small clesr
property as palt payment Call Mr. DREW
REPUBLIC ISL 2 ELIOT MIDDLETON
POS INVESTMENT BLDG.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
BOBBY RIGGS WINS
NATIONAL SINGLES
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan De-
feats Pauline Betz,
Ga, 1-6, rs

NEW YORK, March 2.-P-
Peerless Bobby Riggs became the
first tennis ace since the halcyon
days of Big Bill Tilden to win both
the outdoor and indoor national sin
giles championship when he swept
Don Mcneil of Oklahoma City off
the boards Sc, 6-1, Ga, 2-6, 60 in
the indoor finals today.
Riggs, never overly popular here,
beat today's gallery %favorite in a
match in which the smart tactician
out-planned and out-gamed the
blond Kenyon college student-scor'
ing heavily on a series of perfectly
timed advances to the net.
The match was a grand display
of indoor tennis, but it wasn't half
as exciting as the women's singles
in which Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, the
Bostonian, defeated blonde Pauline
Betz of Los Angeles in three sets,
GA, 1-6, rs.
Miss Betz, the defending champion,
was moving Mrs. Fabyan down mer
cilessly when they took a 10 minute
intermission between the second and
third sets-and promptly lost four
straight games. She courageously
came back but the handicap was
too much and Mrs. Fahyan ran the
match out.
Mrs. Fabyan, like Riggs, was win
ming her first indoor title.
After Miss Betz came up to sail
in games Mrs. Fabyan once had an
advantage of 81 games and was at
match point the turning point of
the uphill battle came. The Califor-
MAN needed but n point to crack
her rivals service and she had an
easy overhead kill-but she almost
knocked the bail out of the armory,
and Mrs. Fabyan went on to win.
Norma Taubele of New York and
Gracyn Wheeler of Los Angeles took
the women's doubles championship
by defeating Louise Raymond OF
Scarsdale, N. Y, and Patricia Cum
mings of Westfield, N. j., rs, Ga.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
Cape Fear Loop Teams
BEGIN Practice Sessions
Masonboro Ramblers, Roy
al Crowns And Hi-Kap-
pas Work Out Today

Three teams of the Cape Fear
Baseball association the Mason
boro Ramblers, the Royal Crowns
and the Hi-Kappas will begin
practices for the nearing season to-
day.
Opening games are scheduled for
April IA.
High Hopes
With a new name and a new man
ager, the Masonboro aggregation OPP
timistically looks forward to the
coming season with high hopes for
the pennant. Last year, as the Clam
diggers, this club spent the most of
the season f1oudering around in the
second division.
The team will start this years
campaign with a pack of experienced
players from last years nine together
with several promising newcomers
who are expected to bolster the
clubs standing.
Newly-signed James Todd has 16
veterans and two new men from
which to select his starting lineup.
Candidates for the regular positions
include several of the sections best
amateur players and it is Captain
Todd's firm belief that the Ramblers
are going to make every game an in
teresting n for the opposition this
season. Notable is the fact that two
families make this a name team as
half of the squad is either a Farrow
or a Todd.
Well-known players back for this
years competition include: Ad Hew-
lett, Jr., captain Of the 1889 edition;
sluggers, Dick DAVIS, Herman and
Richard Farrow; short, Lewis Todd;
steady and reliable Deacon Jones;
Buck Tyre, boosted as one of the
best receivers in the league; and
many others.
Those expected to answer Man.
ager Todd's call for this afternoon
are:
l. ccIl11CS WdlIOIl, LICK
DAVIS, Edward Farrow, and Johnnie
Hines. In%fiielders: Dec Jones, Ad
Hewlett, Jr., Louis Todd, Richar1
Farrow, David George, ]. B. Ed
wards, Jr., Gene Allen, and Tim
Farrow.
Outtlelders expected out are Her.
man Farrow, Fred Pepper, Don
Todd, Sam Farrow, and James Todd,
The only catcher on the squad ct
present is Tyre.
The Royal Crowns will meet at
Robert Strange playground for their
initial practice. Skeet James, man.
ager of the team again this year, said
last night he has signed no players
and every position on the team is
open. 'The best nan out for each
position will be picked, regardless
of who he is, he said.
Again this year E. l.. Brooks, of
the Nehi Bottling company, is spon-
sor of the club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
Pecora Leads Whites
To S Touchdown Win

CHAPEL HILL, March 2.-GP-
Johnny Pecora, 167-pound fresh
man from Bowden, N. c., led the
Whites to a five touchdown vic
tory over the Blues in the closing
winter scrimmage at Carolina to.
day.
Coach Ray Wolf thought the
blocking and tackling good con-
sidering the squad has had only
three weeks work outdoors, but
announced the Tar Heels would
have another spring drill starting
March 26.
Pecora broke loose for one rs.
yard run and passed to Fred Stall
llngs and Don Baker for two other
markers. Frank O'Hare passed to
Harry Dunkle and Joe Austin for
two others, but the passing was
still not up to 1889.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
McKechnie Gives Any
Rookie Chance To Play

TAMPA, Fla, March q Up -
Just to show he has an open mind,
Manager Bill McKechnie says any
rookie in the nation who knows a
baseball from a barrel of apples has
a chance to get a fat job with the
Cincinna". Reds.
Without mentioning the odds, the
skipper let his regulars know today
that no matter how good they were
last year, 1910 is 1910 and anybody
can come around and try for any
spot. Just as if he were running a
cellar team, McKechnie said the field
was wide open.
That's undoubtedly true from a
technical standpoint, but McKechnie
himself knows the mortality rate
among rockies and besides it will
take a real hot spot-as they go in
the National league-to break into
the lineup. A combination that won
the 1889 penant isn't to be disturb
ed lightly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
GARCIA DEFENDS
HIS RING CROWN
He And Armstrong Battle To
Draw In Ten Round Bout
At Los Angeles
BY ROBERT MYERS

LOS ANGELES, March 2.-P-
Welterweight Champion Henry Arm
strong's quest of Ceferino Garcia's
middleweisht title is still a $3.50
wager and take your pick.
The two fought each other to a
standstill in 10 rounds of bloody COM
bat last night before a paid attend
nee of 1925, and Referee George
V. Blake called it a draw. The fight
drew a gross gate of S65,953.
Chances Spoiled
Brim-full of action from start to
finish, the draw decision virtually
spoiled the end of Hammerin' Arm
strong's hope of acquiring a fourth
title in his career although a re-
match might be made some time
later.
Garcia, the Filipino who is recog-
nized as the middleweight champ of
California and New York, weighed
1853 IL and Armstrong 142.
Arguments ragged on today over
the outcome. George Parnassus, the
Filipino's manager, openly charged
that Armstrong waged a dirty
fight" and said illegal use Of his
shoulders and head robbed Garcia
of a chance for a clear-cut victory.
Many ring-siders thought Garcia
earned it with his clean, shocking
uppercuts to the head that twice
had the negro lad Keeling backwards,
but just as many gave the fight to
Armstrong for his usual relentless,
ever-punching aggressiveness.
Blood flowed from the third round
Garcia suffered an eye cut-his
claimed it was butted-and
Armstrong; mouth was cut in the
same round and his left eye was
shut tight for the last three frames.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
MANY STINCS WINS
WIDENER CUP RACE
Flashes Ahead In Closing Run
To Finish Half Length
Ahead Of Field
By GAYLE TALBOT

MIAMI, March g Up Stout.
hearted as his supporters thought
he was, Many Stings came up with
a burning turn of speed in the final
run to the wire at Hialeah park to.
day to win the colorful Widener
Challenge Cup race by a half length
from a field of 10 other stake horses.
Comes From Behind
Far behind the flying leader, Max.
well Towards The Chief, when the
big cavalcade hit the final bend.
Many Stings, the favorite, flashed
ahead as they went: into the closing
run n held it stubbornly against
the challenge of Big Pebble, which
iihlshed four lengths ahead of Su.
preme Sir and Day Off, dead.heated
for third,
A crowd Of 1903 paid to watch
the fifth running of Florida's great
est horse race in fine, sunny weather
n bet a record s149,3 39 through
the mutuel machines. Many Stipgs
repaid 500 On each $500 winning
ticket, and won $500 0 for his own.
ef, Leo j.. Marks, of Columbus, Ohio.
For several minutes after tbe
race the result board was splattered
win RED lights, denoting a claim of
ioul' and the hackers of Many Stines
were held in suspense. But in the
end they collected and the favorite
was led into the winners circle
owner Marks heard the result from
MS hotel in the city, too ill to visit
the track.
Many stings bore wide as he went
around the field entering the stretch
ana continued to steer wide as thew
came down toward the wire. Big
feoole, outstanding surprise of the
race first tried to go past the leader
On heoutsld but found his way
partially blocked. Only a furlong
from home his rider, George Seabo.
suddenly cut across behind Manv
otlngs and then tried it from that
side, but it was too late.
The objection was based on the
claim that Ruperto Donoso, little
Chilean rider atop Many stings, had
deliberately borne out to hold off
Big Pebble, but the officials wouldn't
Donoso said he knew he could win
all the way, and that he was
worried by the Chiefs early pace.
Big Pebble, owned by Mrs. e.. s,
Moore, of WVominp mid III, houl
some price Of $3.50 for placing
second, while Supreme Sir and Dav
orr split the show price Of $3.50.
Firth at the finish was The Chief.
followed by Shot Put, Dolly Val
Sandy Boot, Wool Wool, Memory
Book Brown King, High Fidelity,
Sir Damon, Confiado, ~Inscoelda and
T%echnician. None of them ever fig.
ured seriously in the race, except
The Chief and he had everybodv
worried for a time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-03
Duke's No. 2 Team
Defeats No. I 60

DURHAM, March 2-R-Takiny
a nor pass from Frank Swiger,
little Carl Deane ran so yards to
give Dukes No. 2 team a 60 vic.
tory over the No. 1 outfit in an intra-
squad spring practice game here this
afternoon.
After the first two elevens had
hattled, Dukes No. 4 outfit defeated
the No. 3 outfit by the same score
when Bill Wartman, aided by an ac
cidental block by Coach Wallace
Wade, dashed 7O-yards down the
sideline for the score. Both tries for
extra points, M by Steve Lacb. the
other by jim Devonshire, were no
good.