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Evening star., 1940-02-28
Ha|f-Mi|e Race, IS
Entered, 10 Be Run
In Two Sections.
Dunbar of West Cutholic
Will Defend Title; A. U.
Is Threat in ReIoy

Big names and collegiate talent
may monopoaize the spotlight In the
seventh annual Catholic University
games coming up Saturday night,
but some of the evenings finest
entertainment probably will be gen.
Grated by schoolboys, particularly
in the Furnishing 880-yard run.
An unwieldy field of 36 youngsters
will compete in two sections, which
means there will be an abundance
OF spills, exciting jockeying for po-
sitions on the turns and straight
away sprints.
Washington will be well repre-
sented, with no less than a half
dozen District boys entered, in
Guiding Bill Walker of Eastern,
who is just beginning to hit his
true stride. Walker captured the
1nter-high crown two years ago in
the excellent time of 2:O8.7, then
faded from the picture for year.
This winter, however, he Is bid
ding for his former rank.
Sterling Kehoe Dark Horse.
Walker definitely was not in the
best condition for the Maryland
5th Regiment games and finished
out OF the money. Coach Mike Kel-
ley reports, however, that he is ap-
preaching par again and will be
hard to beat Saturday night.
Dark horse of the field \ is Ster-
ling Kehoe, younger brother Of
Maryland's brilliant Jim Kehoe,
who captured the 1,0O0-yard scho-
lastic chase in the Southern Con-
ference games last week. The Bel
Air youngster whirled over the
boards in 2:24.7-good time on any
track.
West Catholic of Philadelphia, a
stronghold of track in the Quaker
City, is sending Frank Dunbar to de-
fend his crown. Dunbar breezed
home in 2:08.7 for meet record last
winter and is pointing for a new
mark. He has his task cut out for
him, however, with Van Doran,
Washington-Lee; Rip Council,
Roosevelt; Kent, Thomas jefferson
(Richmon6; Pierangeli, st. Thomas
More (Philadelphia), and thinner
man, Gonzaga, opposing him.
There will be local interest in the
Mason-DiXon Conference medley re-
lay championship with American
and Catholic Universities running
against Washington College. Wash
tngton is the favorite, but both Amer
lean and the host school expect to
give the Chestertown aggregation a
run for the laurels.
Eagles Planning Surprise.
Americans quartet is an unknown
quantity. Coach Dick Gentle, who
was handicapped by late start, has
nominated team comprised of Le-
roy Cook, 440; Bill Adams, 22O; Bob
Dixon, 220, and Otto Streitsberger,
$50, for the event and hopes to pull
a surprise on his more experienced
rivals.
American also has one of the two
brother acts in the games in Jack
and Bob Baykin, sons of the Ala
bama Representative, who will COM
pete in the $50 and 440 yard runs.
Other Eagles slated to try their
wings are Lars Holmquist and Clar-
ence Dixon, $50, and Henry Wood,
! mile.
Washington defeated the District
schools in the Maryland games a
fortnight ago in a half mile relay,
hanging up new mark of l 1875 for
the distance, and is cunning for a
similar performance at Brookland.
It was in this race that American
served notice on its rivals, Incl
dentally, that no longer would it
serve as doormat for them, coming
from behind after a poor start to
finish q close third.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
RossIyn Duekpinners
OF Both Sexes Will
Defend Crowns
Nine Teoms to Represent
GoIt Davis Alleys in
State Competition

Pace-setters in Washington's two
strongest duckpin circuits, the Ross
lyn District League mems team and
the Rosslyn Ladies' District League
quint, will shoot for their second
straight titles In the 11th annual
Virginia State tournament at VIM
chester, Va, Saturday.
Gait Davis, Rosslyn bowling pro-
moter, announced today that nine
teams, six In the championship
division and three in the Class B
competition, would represent the
Rosslyn Bowling Center in what
looms as the biggest duckpin event
ever held in the State.
Davis Enters Second Team.
Besides his District League mems
team, composed of Astor Clarke,
Perce Wolfe, Harry Hilliard, Sizzy
Solem, Karl Gochenour and Bill
Stalcup. q second Rosslyn team
with Whip Litchfield, Paul Jarman,
Harry Aiken and Francis Robertson
will be captained by Davis.
The A. L. Kelly e. Son combina-
tion Of Joe Freschi, Ell Geib, Ernie
Hauser, George Clark and Belvin
Weakley, along with Sherman
Clothiers. Shaffer Flower Shop and
Sport Center, are well equipped to
bring home the bacon.
In the class B mems division will
be the Mutual Insurance and Clar-
endon Decorators teams. A class B
woman quint will be composed of
Dot Brand, Chris Clouser, Mary
Warner, Ella shaf1er and Margaret
Hutchinson.
Rosslyn Girls Favored.
Winners at Richmond last year by
one-pin margin over Bill Haskins'
Health Center team, the Rosslyn
girls-Lucy Rose, Blanche Wootton.
Thelma Robinson. Gladys Lynn and
Evelyn Ellis-again are favorites.
The Rosslyn mems team in their
triumph at Richmond shot an all
time tournament record of 1877.
In the tournament which will get
under way ThulGday Armisted Car
ter Of Norfolk will be the defending
singles and all-events champion, and
Katherine Wick and Billy Gauer of
Norfolk will defend the Mixed
doubles title.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Individual scoring:

MuRridee's score: 16 wins. draws.
loss. Playing time: 2:45.
Last night Norval P. Wigginton
addressed the Social Security play
ers on the theme Of Chess Com
binations and Traps" lecture thor
oughly enjoyed by amateur and
veteran. March S the club will
conduct a rapid transit tourney and
invites visiting players. Pairings
will be made at 8 pm.
Adler "Blitzschach" Champ.
The lighting chess parley held
recently by the Washington Chess
Divan resulted in s. Adler corner
ing first place with 9h-1h. 8.
Korda came second, with Stuart
Wagman and E. M. Knapp sharing
third and fourth places.
Individual c,yrnvnorv.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Three White Sox BuIkinq

PASADENA, Calf, Feb. 28 R.-
The Chicago White Sox lined up for
their opening drill today with three
holdouts- Pitcher Clint Brown,
Second Baseman Jack Hayes and
Outfilder Mike Kreevich-still .
front-office problem.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
SonbuIl Leaders Meet

B'nai-Brith softban League will
hold q meeting next Monday at Z
pm. at the home Of Sam jewelers.,
1401 Tuckerman street NV. Repre-
sentatives Of teams are asked to at
tend.
Evening star., 1940-02-28
.NIsGzowITscn DEFENSE.

Sixth same in the Amsterdam fray.
Keres' victory over the ex-world
champion catapults him into the
limehght as a potential challenger
for the world crown now held by DR..
Alexander Alekhin, Russian ex-
patriate and naturalized Frenchman
abiding at Paris.
OF course, 1t is rumored that at
long last Jose Capablanca of Cuba
and DR.. Alekhin will sign papers for
title battle royal at Buenos Aires
in the spring, maybe April. Never
theless, sooner or later youthful Paul
Keres will enter the arena with the
world champion and perhaps the
International Chess Federation viii
support his candidacy.
District Committee Meets.
Chairman Kurtz Wimsatt, ST., has
called meeting of the official Dis
trict Chess Championship Committee
for tonight at 8 at the Capital City
Chess Club. All organized clubs
might heed the tocsin call and sit
in, albeit the committee is limited
to membership from established or
ganizations of prominence.
This year the Interhigh Chess As
sociation will be represented for the
first time. Tonight's conclave viii
formulate the 1910 championship
rules. w. H. Mutchler serves as COM
mittee secretary and may be reached
at 1919 Forty seventh street NV.
Friday afternoon at 1886 Eye street
the Interhigh Chess Association
commences school matches for the
championship team tournament.
(February 20, 194O)
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Name Athletes Spoged but Sehoo|oy Promise Thrills in C. IT, Games
CHE IS @

rounds Of play. Keres' point score
was ~ -6h.
The following game illustrates the
style of the groszmeisters:
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Paul Keres Defeats Euwe.

DR.. Max Euwe. ex-world cham
pion, bowed before Estonian Master
Paul Keres in their formal encounter
at Amsterdam, the youthful wizard
Of A. v. r. O. fame edging to the
fore by q mere 1-point lead. Keres
won six games to DR.. Euwes five,
with three draws during the IA
Evening star., 1940-02-28
Individual summary:

In the matches Adler drew with
Wagman, but lost to Korda. Wag-
man lost only to Sieweke and drew
against Adler, Knapp and Rey-
nolds. Knapp dropped games to
Adler and Korda, while the latter
lost to Wagman, Pustilnik and Wig
clinton.
Evening star., 1940-02-28

Friendship bowlers. with a season
record team set Of 1,646, swept
Kronheim's In the Distributors
Evening star., 1940-02-28

With . 40 set, Harry Strickler
paced Grotto Grill's 2-1 win from
Marcy Motors in the Silver Spring
American League.
Evening star., 1940-02-28

In a Mems District League match
tonight, Mount Rainier pinmen will
engage the Lucky Strike at 10
o'clock at Mount Xainier.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
KRADEzE.

V Baltimore v pondeli v noel
lupic okradl Clarence Hender-
son, 48leteho, sekretafe staveb
nfho spolku Royal, {. 1884 N.
Gay ulice O $4.75O a utekl.
Ma stTednl stanici Henderson
udal, re neznamy, die pffzvu-
ku cizinec, namifil nan revol-
verem, kdyz v automobilu "a
stavil sc pred National Marine
bankou ma Gay a Water ulicich
kde sekretaf vybrane penlze u
loziti chtel.
= Altman Bundy, 38lety, ztc
tozn6n byl pondeli ma zapad-
nj stanici jake jeden re dvou.
kterf v ned6li stloukli a oloupi.
Ii muze v hotelu v 800 blocku
w. Fayette ulice. Druhym zlo.
dejem byl Murphy.
Ob6tf jejich byl Harry Wal
ker, zrfzenec Dry Dock spoiled
nosti. Okraden byl o $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01

TWAIN ma mem rekordu v
kongresu CO obhajce zakono-
darstv1 "Noveho Udelu". Kaz-
dy v sev.-vych. Baltimore by
mel vedeti, jak mnoho Sc zlep-
Silly materialn1 a moraln1 pod
mfnky pracujfcfho lidu We Spoj.
Statech projekty a nar1zen1mi
pana presidenta Roosevelta.
Chci sc navratiti do Kongre-
su, abych mohl zastavati vse-
chny socialnf a ekonomicke zis-
ky, ktere jsme dosahli pod ma
sim ryz1m vddcem.
Vetsina z vas deln1ci a malo-
obchodnici jste nezapomeli ka-
ta~strofalni situaci nasf zeme
kdyz nastoupil president Roose
welt. Chudobu, velkou neza-
mestnanost, bankrot, skl1ce-
most a zoufalstv1.
Nezapomeli jste a nezapo-
menete obrovskou znovubudo-
vaci praci presidenta pc 12ti-
.lete nicive, republikanske adj
ministraci. IL rokd vlady Wall
Street, divoke spekulace, KRAFT
ky, bajfkovy blahobyt pfi KITE
rem Sc nekolik jednotlivcG O.
hromne obohatilo - Nezapo-
mente nezdar bank.
To byla situace, kdyz nastou-
pill presidentsky Trad Roose-
welt. V tonic zmatku zavedl
poTadek a We tine poklesu ma
mysli zazehl svetlo nadeje. OBJ
staral chleb pro hladovlci =
praci pro nezamestnane, rozsl-
I'll pomoc sedlakGm a MATTE
l1m domkG "a pomoci pGjcek
ma maly 1rok S dlouhou umoro.
vaci splatnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Vail d
v >, VrOp&

ko vynasnazovalo urovnati in
cident, k nemuz doslo ma alban
sko-reckych hranicich.
V Rhine bylo totiz oznameno,
re albanske vojsko stretlo Sc S
nekolika "ozbrojenymi rocky
mi tlupami" ma albanske pude
a CHI pozorovatele vyjadrili
vazne obavy, re mohlo by to We
sti k davno ocekavanemu wy
puknutf nepTatelstvl ma Balka-
ne.
z Belehradu, hlavniho mesta
Jugoslavie, bylo oznameno, re
Italie udeTila ma Recko pc re
mi, po mort a Sc vzduchu a re
vrhla nejmene 10 divisi, Gill
100000 vojska pres Tecko-al-
banske hranice.
Zpravy cd jugoslavskych hra-
mic sdeluj1, re mala recka ar
mazda vrhla Sc v cestu fasistic-
keno postupu skrze horske pru
SMOKY.
z britskych pramenG bylo
sdeleno, re valecne lodi britske
Stredomorske eskadry vypluly
cd svych hlldkovych stanovist
ma pomoc Recku, kteremu Vel
ka Britanie sl1bila pomahati v
pr1pade 1toku.
Recko ma nepatrnou armada
a bez vydatne pomoci Italove
zmocnili by Sc no behem neko-
lika dnf, jezto Italie shromaz-
dila vice nez 200, 900 vojska v
Albanii.
Velka Britanie ma vsak mo-
hutnou flotillu We vychodn1m
Stredozemnlm mort a ~zavazala
Sc chraniti Reckon neodvislost
a 1zemn1 integritu.
Velke pristavn1 mesto Solun
= caste nazyvane "kl1cem" k
Balkanu" = nepochybne Dude
prvnf metou italskych vojsk,
jez usilujf zmocniti Sc no a o.
pevniti nez britske valecne LODI
stvo Dude moci provesti jeho O.
kupaci. Tudlz Sc IDA, re Rec
ko - at Italove neb Britove
budou v Soluni prvn1 = rychle
stane Sc bojistem, ma nemz l.
talie a Britanie sc stretnou.
Recko jest kralovstvf v roz-
loze 50,257 ctverecnlch mil a
Poole censu z r. 1888 melo T.
10000 obyvatelG.
Anglicke lodstvo zakotvilo
u mnohych ostrov6 Recka a W.
lodilo tam sve muzstvo.
RekGm pOdarilo Sc odraziti
italsky 1tok a zajati 800 ItalG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Ceska studentka byla
v~yznamenana.

Jennie Doupnikova, dcera
manzelG Josef Doupnikovych
bydl1c1ch Cedar RAPIDS, stu
dujfcf koleji v Monmouth,
ILL.,, z1skala tax dobreho pro-
spechu pri studi1ch, re jej1
jmeno bylo zapsano ma cestnou
listinu studentstva Monmouth
koleje. K dosazenl tax cestne-
no vyznamenanf must student
dociliti vyss1ho prGmeru nezli
3.5. Doupnikova, jez je Glen
kou tfetlho rocnfku, docilila,
pr1meru 1866, oznaceneho
mezi plsmeny A a B.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Krajan Sc poranil pri padu
s trucku.

56lety krajan Antonin G. No
wax, povolanfm kovar z ceske
osady Dubiny, Texasu, byl
poranen pri padu s trucku kra-
jana Jindricha Hollase, ktery
jej swell ma ceste.
Novak, ktery uz je slime ma
hluchly, posadil Sc ma konve cd
mleka ma Hollasove trucku, &C
koli jej Hollas wal, ably Sc po-
sadil k nemu ma sedadlo. Ma
zatacce pfi j1zde Novak ztratil
rovnovahu, spadl S trucku a
rozrazil 81 lebecnf kost "a u
chem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Vystava zakoncena.

V New Yorku 27. rfjna "a
koncena byla sv6tova vystava
Ia obrovske 1casti obecenstva.
Vystavu n~avst1vilo celkem 537-
952 osob. Bylo tTeba pres sto
policistu, ably udrzovali provoz
a chranili vystaviste pred roz-
kradenim. N%avstevn1ci odnaSe-
Ii 81 ma pamatku kere, kvetiny,
nastnenne ozdoby, kusy omitky
a podobne, take policie mela
pine ruce prace S hlfdanfm.
PTedseda vystavnfho vyboru
Gibson ohlasil, re drzitele dlu-
hopisG vydanych ma sehnani
fondG k postavenf Svetove W.
stavy dostanou 1874 procent re
svych %pGvodnich investic. Bon
dy vystavnfho vyboru jsou z 80
procent rukou vystavovatelu
a velkych koncesionafu, ktef1
vSak mohOu tuto sunni Ozelet,
jelikoz dostali mnohem vice
zp6t v podob6 dodavek a IVY
seneho obchodu z vystavy pri-
chazejfciho. Hruby prijem dru-
he seZony - to Sc neZapOcl-
tavajf prfjmy re vstupn6ho =
byl do minute nedele $1O,45O,-
600. B6hem 81 poslednfch let
bylO v USA poradano 9 vel
kych vystav. z mich jen dive =
a ku podivu ODE v Chicago, r.
1893 a 1933-1934 - skoncily
ziskem.
Pc uzavreni svetove vystavy
v New Yorku dine 27. ffjna
pres $50 zrfzencI pavilon1 CT
zich zemi, z nichz mnozi jsou
dnes bez vlasti, budou celiti OBJ
tiznemu a nebezpecnemu pro-
blemu vratiti Sc do svych byva-
lych vlasti We valkou roztrhane
Europe anebo 81 must z1skati cd
imigracnich 1radI Spojenych
StatG povolenf, ably zde mohli
zGstati.
Mezi temito zamestnanci Sc
naleza mnoho hlfdacG, kucha-
ri, cisnlkG ba i diplomatic, KITE
II Sc kazd6ho dine schazeji We
svych vystavnfch pavilonech,
ably rokovali o svych smutnych
v~yhlidkach ma navrat do vlasti.
V ceskem pavilonu a ma W.
stavce je zamestnano 6 kraja-
MI, kteTf jsou zde ma dOcasny
permit a kteTf by mohli pfijiti
O zivot, kdyby Sc vratili domu
pc ukoncenf prace v ceskoslo-
venskem pavilonu, kde Sc po-
stavili krajan6 ma odpor zado-
sti nazist1 vydati pavilion ma
zistGm a kde bylo propagova-
no osvobozen1 Ceskoslovenska
re jha ~nazistG, jak prohlasil
generalni komisar ceskosloven
sk6 1casti ma vystave, pan Jiri
Janacek.
V podobne situaci Sc naleza-
il Polaci. Mito tyto Sc must
vratiti domG zamestnanci w
stavy techto restauracf a paw
lonG: Uherska, Rakouska, Tu-
recka, Japonska, Rumunska
Lebanonu, Icelandu, Finska,
Svycarska a Iranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Zabity vlakem pri louceni Sc $
vojaky.

Y Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
dive mlade d1vky prisly O zivot
a dalsf dive k poranenl, kdyz
nakladni vlak sc vritil do da-
WI, jenz Sc prisel rozlouciti Sc
setninou narodnf gardy, ktera
odjlzdela k vycviku do Ami
ston, Ala. Mrtvy jsou 18leta
Lois E. Mosher a 16leta Helen
M. Mcneil, ODE re Saratoga
Springs. K nestestf doslo We
|chvlli, kdy hudba vyhravala,
WAX piskal a policiste s legio-
mari Sc marne snazili zatlaciti
dav s trait.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Krajan kukuricov
championern.

Krajan James Podliska z
Meadow Grove, Neb., zvitezil
v Dakota City, Neb. v celostat-
MIN zavodu We ~vylamovani ku-
kuricnych klasG. V urcenem
case vylamal 41.349 buslG,coz
je novy rekord pro cely stat
Nebraska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Krajan Sc potloukl.

z Yoakum, Texas Sc ozna-
mule, re tezce sc potloukl kra-
jan Jim Raska z Yoakum, kdyz
We ctvrtek vecer srazil sc S il
nym autem v Columbus. Obi
cej museli mu zaslti a nekolik
zeber ma prerazenych. Vra-
eel Sc 2 Houstonu, kdyz nestle
st1 jej potkalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01
Krajan spravcem nadrazi.

We WILDER, Nebraska, SPRAY
Gem nadrazi Burlingtonske dra
by byl ustanoven krajan Frank
Kalal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-01

Vsechno Cd pros1vanych prf-
kryvek az do podsfvek wy
dina Sc lepe a rychleji a s
mensim opotrebovan1m Zd1-
mace. JednoduSe naTidte
SELECT-O-PRESS ma Light,
Medium neb Dry tax, abyste
NELL spravny tlak ma kazdy
kus prada.
Toto jest jedna z mnoha pT1-
Gin, proc Westinghouse En-
peror je "BIG GUY. PTijd-
tie a my Yam ukazeme novy
Time Dial, ktery stTezf prac-
ku kdyz prodlevate nahofe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
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Riggs Hits Strokes With Utmost Confidence; McNeill Effective in Driving Duel or at Net; Kovacs
 Capable of Every Shot in Tennis Book

Don McNeill is equally effective in a driving duel or at the net. He is perhaps alone of the first 10 in that respect.
 Frank Kovacs is capable of mak- ing every shot in the book and some that are not listed. His best shot Is an acutely angled forehand. He has much in reserve, but lacks concen- tration at times.
 Frank Parker relies on his steadi- ness from the baseliaA
 Welby Van Horn drives in 8 man. ner that duplicate Bill Tilden at his finest. Smooth as are his ground strokes, he achieves his most formi- dable game at the net.
 For all-round play supported by sound driving of the ground, El- wood Cooke is easily the best of the lot.
 That is 8 broad statement, as Bitsy Grant. just below Cooke and ranked seventh, gained his position entirely on ground stroke control.
 Gardnar Mulloy depends less on ground strokes than any of the others.
 Gilbert Hunts ground stroke play ing is the key to an all-court game that deserves closer study than it is given by the majority of younger players.
 Joe Hunt has a fine all-round game, but is handicapped by lack of tournament competition because of his Naval Academy schedule. Henry Prusoff's powerful drives are not all they should be because of employment of cuts, slices and topspin. His ground game with its tremendous power has carried the big Seattle player to the place he occupies.
 Samuel Hardy offers his analysis as something in the way of evi- dence that Americas leading anna teurs discovered that the net at- tack. good and powerful as its vol- leying may be, is not dependable without controlled ground strokes the foundation of high class tennis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Just a Few Lines
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Just Few Lines
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 m AlannLarry Lovet fight last night but for rather sporting for he made the Lovett entry put r bond Larry fight Nate It seems Love FloTda negro Pate manager ot Jimmy Hatcher and Cotton King contract on Love whereuon lawyer the picture to protect Paes legal interests and with the usual Ton tenay Pete Indian into the RC ring last night hair almost to his shoulders though partially what out of the darkness when son "S there BAltbEt in the nousef
 local gent repuedy willing to lay half C. that the Yankees could not win the just wonder ing he today there three willing to special train out of Waterbury tomorrow morning DAYLIGHT time at SAYS round trip NOT the track Drecher was listening to souawk Fish and Game Association bake being Naugauck this September 2 He sqened the com plainer time Africa Charley Goldman hstic diagnosis Of Bob Billy today. It's the nfe thing advance of the bout which Ms next nights after the ants-An Stars football game charity the Polo Grounds Bob Consdnes piece on Oscar todays Mirror swell bit of work opinion Consdine has what typewriter Gar the Waterbury shortstory reported conspiracy trial sold loss for words he puts em of in somebody's and fine is h talk tennis by the hour but plays bridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
Goldman, Shrewd Fistic Judge, Is
 Rooter For Pastor
tSpecial to The Democrat


 New York, Aug. 30.-"1n all my years of looking at fighters, I have never seen one who looked so easy to hit and yet gets hit so seldom. :"
 It is Charlie Goldman, shrewd critic of fistic form. talking after watching Bob Pastor go through 8 rigorous boxing drill at Stillman's gymnasium in preparation for his fifteen-round meeting with Billy Conn at Madison Square Garden next Friday night (Sept. 0.
 Goldman was a great bantam weight in his own day and is cred- tied by many with being responsi- ble for the ring success of Lou Am- bers, former world lightweight champion.
 "I enjoy watching Pastor work, says Goldman. "He stands there like a wide open target but when his opponent lets go 8 punch that just can't miss, why Pastor isn't there. He moves out of range with amazing speed and in flash he's back in with a counter.
 Body Puncher
 Pastor has a very effective punch for use against Conn, right hand to the body. And the best part about it is that he does not have to practice it much because it's a natural with him. Punches that one picks up naturally are more effective than those that have to be learned.
 ''This fellow is the best belly puncher' in the business. Perhaps he is not as classy looking or as polished as Conn but that does not reduce his effectiveness He does things his own way but he does them well.
 Pastors right hand to the body is the best possible counter for Conn's left jab which is Billys best punch. A few of those body blows are certain to slow up an op- ponent. And if you slow up a fighter like Conn-who depends in the main on his speed-you have won half the battle.
 "Conn has c habit of starting of slowly and then coming through with 6 fast finish. I don't think he's going to be able to do that when he faces Pastor. He won't have much of his speed left after ten rounds. I look for an exciting fight but think Pastor has too much on the ball for Billy Conn.,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-30
Montanari, Robinson Draw; Indian Sign' On Hatcher

the boxing with both missing plenty of punches. Again the fans differed sharply on the verdict, many seeing Doyle as the winner while others thought Ciarlo's body punching gave him the edge. Doyle scaled Al, Ciarlo 139h.
 Fighting back from a near knock out in the fourth round, Frankie AL bino, 167, of New York, won the nod over Tony Gillo of New Haven in a wild-swinging affair with 8 little hard fighting and much wrestling. Frank Topazio of New Haven and Al Marine of New York put on 8 great four round opening slugeroo, with honors going to Topazio. Both boys hit hard and often with Topazio on the deck twicve for no counts. It looked like natural" draw to the writer but the strong finsh of the New Haven boy evidently swayed the official in his favor.