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Evening star., 1943-08-05
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs
Trade Registered O. e. Patent ONE.

The patron and his guest-making
two Of either-walked onto the star
light roof and over to Otto, the cap
tain.
Blurted the patron without intro
duction or~preliminary pleasantries,
Got any steak?"
No" replied Otto, man of in
violable poise, mot tonight. But we
have nice ham, chicken, chicken
livers."
The patron thought a moment.
%. X" he said, well try the ham,
I suppose" And off he and his part
ner went to a table
With eyes closed and the music of
Miles Hallett deieted from the back
ground, you would almost have
vowed you were down at the corner
grocery, witnessing a transaction
with Mr.. Skotnicki, the butcher.
Chaotic, that's what the times
are!
X X X X
There are many idiosyncracies
which patrons, in all their various
categories, reveal. There is the
chap, for example, who likes to sit
at the ringside and carp in a loud
voice about the entertainment; the
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Fight Interest Grows
with Avi|es, Wright
Due for Training

Interest in next Monday nights
fight program at Griffith Stadium
is expected to increase today with
the arrival of Angel Aviles and
Chalky Wright, principals in one of
the 10-round co-feature matches.
Accompanying Aviles will be his
manager, Jack Laken, and also
Jackie Wilson. former NBA feather
weight king who has defeated DAN
ny Petro, Jimmy Phillips and Lou
Hanbury. Wilson will work out with
Aviles and will second him next
Monday. Jackie has taken down
some fair purses here and naturally
would like to fight before Washing
ton fans again, preferably against
Jackie Callura, who lifted his crown.
Also expected today or tomorrow
Is Johnny Cockfield, New York
featherweight who meets Petro in
the other 10-rounder topping the
card. The schedule for workouts to-
morrow at Turner's Arena has
Aviles training at o'clock, Wright at
2 and Cockfleld, if on hand, at 3
o'clock. Petro is doing his polishing
at the Apollo gym.
Turner is trying to lure Danny to
the arena for a workout tomorrow
or Saturday so that those fans who
like to attend these drills may see
all four of Mondays principals in
action on the same afternoon. The
last time Danny deserted Apollo
was just before the Wilson fight
back in June, and he lost that fight.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Bivins Signs 10 Fight
In Heavy Bout Here

Jimmy Bivins, regarded by many
boxing critics as best of the heavy
weight crop outside the services, is
booked for a match here on Tuesday
night, August "a. This announce
ment was made by Promoter Goldie
Ahearn on his return from a trip to
Cleveland to sign the fighter.
Bivins' opponent has yet to be
named, although Ahearn says the
fighter has agreed to meet any one
selected by Ahearn. The hard
hitting Negro generally scales
around ITS pounds for his fights, but
recently relinquished whatever
claims he had to the world light
heavyweight title by announcing his
withdrawal from the 175- pound class
to concentrate on the heavyweights.
He has defeated Bob Pastor, Tami
Mauriello and Lee Savold, among
other top-ranking heavies.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Wood Bows, Rafferty,
Scores in National
Boys Net Play
BY the Associated Press.


KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. s.
Unless real challenger appears in
a hurry, 14-year-old little Herbie
Flam of Beverly Hills, Calf, is 60
ing to breeze right into the National
boys tennis championship.
Little Herbie, who won the West
ern title here last week without the
loss of a set. has dropped only four
games in eliminating three oppo-
nents in the Nationals. Yesterday
he ousted Charles Schaaf of High
land Park, Ill, 60, 81. He was
slated to oppose Buddy Behrens of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, today.
One of those in Flam's path was
Bill Rafferty, of Chevy Chase, Md,
who defeated Oliver Roddey of
Charlotte, N. c., Ga, 0-6, 6-1.
John Bucknell of Waterford, Va,
also survived, ousting Erwin Busiek
of Springfield, Mo, in a marathon,
e-7, 7-9, Ga.
Another Californian. lanky Bob
Falkenburg of Hollywood, Is favored
to capture the National Junior
crown, but he isn't nearly the over
whelming choice little Herbie is
Falkenburg reached the fourth
round yesterday by defeating Lee
Wood of Washington, 6-2, 60,
and was scheduled to tackle Nor
ton Stern of Philadelphia today.
Going into todays play, there was
a notable absence of surprises. The
six seeded players in each division
held rank without a break.
Doubles play got underway yester-
day without an upset.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Nuimuns Score Shutout

Alexander's three-hit pitching led
Naiman Photo to 60 victory over
Breech Mechanism in yesterdays
Departmental Baseball League
game.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
jersey City. 4; Rochester, l.
Montreal, 40: Newark. 2-1.
Buffalo, ! =; Baltimore. o.
Syracuse-Toronto e games), postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City-C Columbus t2). postponed.
Toledo. 3-6; Milwaukee, q tsecond,
u inningS).
St Paul, ?; Louisville 40 inninss).
Minneapolis, 3; Indianapolis, !.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, s: San Diego, o.
Oakland, 3, Portland. 3.
Los Angeles, 5--10; Sacramento, SO.
Seattle. 2. Hollywood, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION,
birmingham, s: Little Rock, e.
Atlanta, 3; Knoxville, 40 innings.
Montgomery 3; Nashville, !
Memphis, 30; New Orleans, 3-2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford. Ii: Binghamton, 4.
Springfield, 90; Elmira, O-5:
WilkeS-Barre-Utica postponed.
Scranton Albany postponed
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Roanoke, B: Durham, 4
Norfolk, a. Richmond, 8.
Lynchburg, 10; Portsmouth, 3.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

delights provided by the Duncans
the evening previous seemed tainted
by hidden sorrow. We had hardly
any suspicion of what it could be
until, just as he was leaving, he
mentioned that neither Sasha nor
Misha was at the Troika that night;
that Misha was vacationing for a
month at his farm in the Poconos,
that Sasha was playing an extended
tour of Canadian military camps.
We knew how our informant felt.
AS always before when Misha and /or
Sasha left for distant fields, not
only is the Troika bereft of its inner
glow, but the local night club cir
cult as a whole.
X
The two patrons in the anteroom
of Treasure Island had removed the
days CRIME preparatory to dining
and had accepted the towels prof
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Fiqhts Last Niqht

BY the Associated Press.
WOONSOCKET, R. Al Costa. 14e.
Woonsocket, outpointed George Red
Doty. 143, Hartford, Conn. 10).
ELIZABETH, N. J-Gene Buffalo.
50h, Philadelphia, outpointed Roy
TAYLOR, 165. New York ts)
OAKLAND. Gait. - Paul Hartnek,
80, Omaha, Nehr,, stopped Charley
johnson, 220, Los Angeles "a.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

Victor Borge, the comedian -pian-
ist who opens an engagement to-
night In the Embassy Room, seems
to be putting up a good fight be-
fore succumbing to Hollywood. Hav-
ing withdrawn from the cast of the
film version of Higher and Higher"
Mr.. Borge intends to make a lei
surely personal appearance tour of
Eastern theaters and night clubs
before returning to the 20th Gen.
tury Bagdad. The stop-off at the
Statler Is part of this show OF re-
sistance.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

fered by the boy Whether by de-
sign or oversight, both forgot to
tip, and as they were leaving an
acid remark fioated over their shoul-
ders: Il thank you, gentlemen, I
thank you both very much"
Only mildly perturbed, one of the
customers turned back.
Look, sonny" rejoined he, "I NAV
be terribly AT, but I still got the
strength to lift my own towel"
And for all any one knows. the
lad, dismayed and hurt by the pa
irons sheer logic, may have resigned
his profession the following day. He
hasn't been seen around since
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Mask Shows He's Master
OF Tourist in Mat Match

The Mask. otherwise known as
Hans Kampfer, made it two in a
row over Abe Tourist when he de-
feated the latter in the feature
match of last nights rassling pro-
gram at Turner's Arena 1t was a
grudge affair, Tourist having claimed
he was robbed when defeated last
week.
The semifinal between Chief
Thunderbird and Ben Morgan went
TO a draw, providing an interesting
incident meanwhile when the Chief
got a leglock on Morgan that re-
quired several assistants to untangle.
Also draw was the rough meeting
between Johnny Long and Michele
Leone.
In other matches, Johnny VIM
throp won on disqualification over
Dick Lever and Maurice La Chap
pelle down John Vanski.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Paige Gets Another Crack
Al GraYs Here tuesday

Leroy (Satchelfoot) Paige, famous
Negro baseball pitcher, takes an
other crack at the Washington
Homestead Grays when he comes
here next Tuesday with the Kansas
City Monarchs for a night game at
Griffith Stadium
The Grays and Monarchs have
drawn 10000 in two games so far
this season in Washington. Paige
and the Monarchs were beaten by
the Grays last time out.
Old Satch appears in good shape
currently, however. Last Sunday he
pitched a three-inning no-hit, no.
run stint in Chicago as his share of
the Vests 81 victory over the Last
in the annual Negro All-Star base
ball game.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

physical effort of humping her foot
firmly to maintain the proper
rhythm.
X
A special-agentish sort of friend of
ours just now craned around the
office door to report on life this week
at the Troika, a club with mild
Slavic leanings, as you can see by its
name.
He was in mild state of elation
because of the fact that the "Topsy
and Eva" Duncan Sisters, one of
his favorite acts, have become the
latest of the glittering starbright at
fractions which the management so
proudly and loudly likes to announce.
But there was wistful note In his
voice. In fact, his recitation of the
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Hoegg to Seek 2-Mile
Mark at Cincinnati
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-Gunder
Haegg, Swedish distance runner,
will attempt to lower his own world
record of 8:474 for the 2-nile run
here Saturday night.
A mile race had been planned, but
Haegg requested the longer stretch.
Gilbert Dodds of Boston will start
from scratch with Haegg, and Bill
Hulse, former New York U. speed
ster, will be given a handicap.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Navy Keeps Ca||ura,
Pep Joint Champs
By the Associated Press,

by tne Associated FTeSS'
PATERSON, N. J., Aug. 5.-The
worlds featherweight boxing cham
pionship is going to continue as a
two-way affair.
A move by Abe J. Greene. presi-
dent of the National Boxing Asso-
citation, to consolidate it by bringing
together Willie Pep of Hartford,
Conn, and Jackie Callura of Ham
ilton, Ontario, has been vetoed by
the Navy
Callura holds the NBA version,
while Pep, who is now a sailor, is
recognized as champion by the New
York State Athletic Commission.
Greene had asked Secretary of the
Navy Frank Knox to give Pep time
off to train for the match and sug-
gested it be held for Navy Relief.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a Year Ago-Rocking-
ham Parks l5-race program
yielded 100000 for Army and
Navy relief as crowd of $4,000
bet record amount of $914,18S.
Three Years Ago Indians
took American League lead by
two percentage points by beat
ing White Sox. while Tigers split
doubleheader with Browns.
Five Years Ago Crowd of
$4,000 at Cleveland saw YAM
KEGS whip Indians and increase
lead to 31a games despite Bob
Feller's three-hit pitching.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
u. S. Net Event Here
Draws Girl Star

Joann Dunn rs. womcn& cham
pion o., the Missouri NallN. and
Vincent Paul. West Side Tennis
Club, Forest Hills. l.. /, will com
pete i'm the national clay courts
championship events here June
1920, according TO announcement
Saturday by w. r. Boyer. chair
man of the tournament. committee
Pauline Betz, national women
champion, sent in her entry q
W ek ago. Miss Dunn Of DeS
MONIES, Ia. won both the Mis-
souri, Valley junior girls and
womeu'S titles in 1912 AZ The age
OF II. She ranks as one of the best
prospects developed i'm that section
in the last - years.
The mems draw viii be re-
StriCtcd TO 81 TO facilitate running
OFF the tournament on schedule.
~ least 81 entries are expected IN
the women $ division
OF tho Detroit district contest
ants one Of the most promising j.
Fred Otto from St PaulS High
School OF Crosse Pointe. Otto
came along rapidly after early
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

now takes heavy doses OF salt and
glucose in candy form. This is in
addition to the vitamin pills a
physician recommended.
Capts. Ernie NeverS and Jack
Riley, all-America footballers al
Stanford and Northwestern, re-
spectlvely, are currently stationed
with the marines AT San Diego.
-. An old football injury. suf-
red when ne was captain OF
1kotre Danes -Four Horsemen"
team. has kept Adam Walsh, coach
at Bowdoin, out of the armed
forces Out of ia American
League players in the armed forces
TO date. only one. Ted Lyons. is
in the marines There are SO
in the army. So IN the navy. seven
in the coastguard and two in the
Royal Canadian Air Force -. At
the last checkup. Detroit led with
20, with Chicago second, one player
less. Greg Rice, the great
American distance runner. was an
all-state quarterback at MlSsoula
tMontana) High 10 years ago Il. . &.
Joe Sullivan. one time Tiger, is
pitching for Bremerton. Wash,
m the Pacific Coast SSSifiiff,yyaFds
Ipagvle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Juniors Attract
Tennis Interest
Center Qualifying
Event June Al

Junior and boy players, age linn
lis 1918 and under - respectively.
take attention from their elders
temporarily over a period June
A. when they meet for the GEN.
ter championships at Tennis Club
of Detroit.
This a district qualifying event
for the right 10 enter the state at
Kalamazoo. The finalists in the
junior and the winner in the boys
enter the national at Culver, Ind,
in August
Standing out this year are Fred
Otto from st. Paul's Of Crosse
Pointe. James Jankowski, Ed
MatySiak of Hamtramck. and
Douglas Mckenzie of Crosse
Pointe. Otto lost to Fred Kova-
leSki in the 1912 final. John Ko-
liba. II. of Hamtramck. will be
a contender for the boy. center
title won last year by Bill Sayres
of BEDFORD.
Entries will be accepted up TO
the start of the first round. Dou-
bleS are for Juniors only. A field
of so or more is anticipated from
the Detroit schools. Crosse Pointe,
Birmingham, Pontiac, Trenton,
Wyandotte, Ecorse, River Rouge.
Mt Clemens. Monroe. Rochester.
Utica and other points in the
Southwestern Michigan Associa-
tons radius.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
No Shoes for Baby

Tom Turner. White SoX catcher.
used all the fsmily's No. II cou-
pons. so Will have 10 go without
new shoes tor the rest Of the year
II his wife and children are TO get
footgear. When his own street
shoes wore out he had 10 use his
Mexican model riding boots
Because Gil Dodds. the divinity
student, refuses to run on Sunday,
the 1,500-meter event Of the Ma
tional AAU track championship,
on June l9 and 20. will be run on
the first day so Dodds can defend
his title Count Fleet is known
by a variety Of names IN racing
circles. His groom calls him old
Zeke" To the Hertz Stable
foreman it's The Champ . &. The
general public knows HIM as The
Count. while writers have nick
named him The Fleet -. Won
der what Blue Swords calls hum
Tony Galeuto received 81 500 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Had Career
Halted by Army

CHICAGO, May 20 CUP)-
Charley Had. former Michigan
Normal track star. who has
monopolized Big Ten hurdle titles
for the University of Chicago
this spring. reached the end OF
his intercollegiate athletic career
today by request of the army.
Air force officers at the uni.
'versity meteorological schoo l
where Had is enrolled ordered the
blond track star to withdraw from
the Central Collegiate conference
championships at Milwaukee to-
night They explained the action
merely as "conformance with
army regulations"
They said regulations also would
prevent Hlad's competing in the
National Collegiate track meet at
Evanston, Ill, June HIP.
Had, competing for Chicago
under relaxed wartime eligibility
requirements, had been indicated
in high and low hurdle races in
five consecutive meets this spring.
the Big Ten champions
ships at Evanston two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

For SWede

Greg Rice hopes oJtt kick =
Gunder Hagg when the Swede
races him over the two or three
mile distance this summer.
But Hagg j. good in the final
kick. too The SWedo ran the
5000 meters 40 yards more than
three miles, in 1852.
The remarkable part is that
Hagg ran the last 400 meters OF
that race in 6l3
That. like many other. OF his
performances. is d final kick that
Is mighty hard 10 match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Tigers
Nine Contests
In Seven Days
For Our Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON, May 29-The Tiger.
have three night games booked
for this week, their first OF the
season-one at Philadelphia. Tues
day, and two in Washington
Thursday and Friday.
Moreover. the Tigers have nine
games scheduled for Philadelphia
and Washington. no less, in sever
days. There will be a double.
header in Philadelphia, Monday
after the Tigers have concluded q
pair of contests here in Boston
this Sunday. Then in Washington
VIII be another twin bill next
Sunday.
All OF which causes Steve
O'Neill no little loss of sleep. due
10 a skinny pitching staff, which
numbers only eight fingers. Ir
fact. the entire Detroit squad
which left the motor city for the
current eastern invasion numbered
only u players.
But O'Neill's hurting staff boasts
quality If not quantity. The trouble
is that once in awhile the best OF
chuckers 90 haywire And then
there's always the injury problem
as in the case of Virgil Trucks
the Tigers brilliant young fast
ball finger, who came up with an
ailing soup-bone.
While the Tigers have surprised
most experts by their better than
average bdSUbdff- THUS far thfS
spring. whether or not they are
TO continue their bid for a high
spot in the league standings will
be established more clearly after
the present swing through the
Atlantic Seaboard cities.
With the road trip concluded,
the Tigers return 10 Detroit,
June 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Fine Record

Earl Combs has been base line
coach for the Yankees for seven
wears. but has never been banlShed
from game The Camp Grant
baseball team brings along its um-
pire for games with service rivals
and nobody complains That's
because the ball and strike man is
Pvt. Art Passarella, who called
.em in the American League be-
re his induction and whose
Nsion was recorded as "20-20" by
army doctors -. Bob Quinn,
president of the Braves. doesn't
think Casey lStengel, out with a
broken leg suffered in an auto
mobile accident, will be able to
take over the managerial duties
until some time in July Nor
man tkid) Elberfeld, form Pr
aior league shortstop. will con-
duct a baseball school for young
stcrs AT Minden. La. again this
summer The school is 20 he
sponsored by the Coca-Coca Bot
Ting Company OF Mlndcn
There will be no fec for inStruc.
lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31

four-round exhibition with two
heavyweights on boxing card IN
Milwaukee recently He got
less than that from Scotty Mon
teith for knocking out three OPP
ponents one night in the Scotch
mans Beef Trust" show al
Olympia some years ago 4. J. A.
lWhitey) Abel, the former Jockey,
who will race his stable at De-
frolt Far Grounds, has a number
of promising 2-year-olds. along
with tho consistent Dots Key and
War Shy Al Schacht, who
will clown at the war bond ex-
hibition game between the Sena-
tors and the Norfolk Naval Train
ing Station nine in Washington
next week. will wear a kiddie's
sailor suit during his act He
had TO get permission from the
navy 10 wear the suit -. The l943
all-star football game between the
Washington Redskins and the Col
legianS will be played at Soldiers
Field. Chicago, Aug. 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Gordon Defends Title
Against Ex-TitIehoIde,

Fairview Gardens will have an.
other junior heavyweight title
bout between Flash" Gordon End
Jack League. as the high spot
OF Tuesdays mat program.
Gordon defeated League three
weeks ago and has defended the
crown on two occasions.
Louis Klein meets Babe Hasa
boSki, Bert Ruby wrestles Morris
Shapiro and Rene LaBelle meets
Fritz Kreuger in other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Sports
Jimmie Fox
Doing Well
in Business
BY LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON. May %. - Jimmie
Fox. former Red Sox slugger. is
making $500 a month as combina-
ton oil and leather salesman
No wonder he's not jumping at a
chance TO return 10 baseball The
champion Yankees are beginning
10 realize that there is war on.
Accustomed TO the finest in rail-
road arrangements at all times
over long period of years. they
recently suffered the indignity of
riding from Boston TO Washington
in day coaches and were obliged
10 change trains to boot To
build up stamina during his train
Ing period, Beau Jack, the fighter,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
State Track
Meet Saturday

Twentieth annual outdoor MIchi.
gan A. a. L. track and field cham-
pionShipS viii be held next Satur-
day at Michigan Normal College.
Yp>ilanti.
Detroit police department is Tho
defending team champions Wayne
University captured 4 new state
record for. the mile relay last year
The meet is open 10 all regis
tered amateur athletes Detroit
high school students can compete
unattached.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Army Takes Room
For Conventions

STATE COLLEGE. Pa, May %
(INS) - Conventions and other
events held annually during the
spring and summer months at
Pennsylvania State College are
wartime casualties this year. Lack
of transportation facilities and
crowded living conditions due to
an influx of army trainees are
largely responsible for keeping the
usual thousands of visitors from
this campus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Williams COLLEGE
Drops Athletics

WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. May
20 INS)-The Williams College
athletic council today announced
the dropping of all intercollegiate
sports for the duration. Williams
y the first of the Little Three"
which includes Amherst and Wes-
leyan. 10 take this step.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Necessity Still
Mother Of Invention

ST. HELENS. Ore. MAY %
GNS-Two boards fastened to-
gether with a hinge viii replace
tift- Il + ff-f-- \ E,ttrt tf1TS SC5SOT at st
Heiehs High School track meets.
Faced with a dearth oil blank
cartridges. school authorities fash
toned the noise-naker in The school
shops They CLAIM that its report
Is similar 10 the crack of IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Montgomery Had
Good Handlers

PHILADELPHIA. May % (uP)
Bob Montgomery was a laun.
dry worker in 1887 when he de-
cided To become a fighter For his
first nine fights as an amateur
he paid his handlers out of hi:
laundry earnings. Seeing his de-
velopment. they then agreed &c
work for nothing until he was
ready TO turn professional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
ST. Louis 10 Use
Women Guards

ST LOUIS. May % QNS)-
With the approach of summer and
the opening of swimming pools. the
ever-preSent ''manpower shortage
has begun 10 haunt st. Louis mu-
nicipal pools.
1t seems that girl lifeguardS for
the first time-may be employed
al the pools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-31
Fort Sheridan Has
Army Little Giant

FORT SHERIDAN. Ill, May %
NS)-SoldierS at Fort Sheridan
have been warned TO do a little re-
search into the background of Phi
vate First Class Bernard Carlson
before taking any liberties with
the Forts Military Police force
Policeman Carlson is a little man
bat he's strong In 1889 Carlson
won the United States weight lift
ing crown for featherweights.