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B Empresario de
Luchas

mission de Boxeo del 116
leria ha nombrado empire
Iuchas al Sr. Paul Butler,
frecera su primer progra-
mes 10, por la noche, en-
EOrio Municipal.
Sc propOnfa empezar en-
hama; pero decide, vistas
Biciones del TEMPO, dejar
lnzo para la semana pr6xi-
,ro ofrecer programs de
de modo que Ell p1-
Iga complacido.
re la ~temporada con un
E verdaderas 'estrellas'.
o la intencion de ofrecer
tracciones todos los lunes
la collaboration
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Una Combination
De Peloteros de
Poca Estatura

NEW ORLEANS, julio T. Ell
club New Orleans, de la AsOcia-
ci6n del Sur, cuenta con dos pelO-
teros de poca estatura para Ell IS
y la segunda base.
Pat Ankenmann, ell SIS, tiene
cinco pies y 4 pulgadas de eStatu-
ra, y George Hausman, la segunda
base, cinco pies y cincO pulgadas.
Los dos batean con IN prOmediO
de cerca de 800 puntOs.
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Gomez en-
de Accion

HINGTON, julio Los
les dejaron aver en- liber-
acci6n al pitcher zurdo
Gomez, que durante IL
hgara con los Yankees de
brk.
heron los neoyorquinos los
S de Gomez a los Braves
Jon, en- ell mes de enero, y
pasaron despues a los Sc
& 1882 a 1889, Gomez, a
periodistas llama
''castellano', gan6 seis de-
de series mundiales, sin
para su novena.
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Podra Jugar
Semanas

" YORK, julio 8.-La direc-
le los Esquivadores anunci6
1ue ell pitcher Wyatt no po-
bgar en- diez dias o dos sema-
|att Sc quejaba de dolor en-
azO de tirar la pelota Y ell
Beddish dice que tiene en- ell
DO derecho una condicion de
pitts" Y que no debe "traba-
'mientras ell malestar no des-
eza.
isde Ell pasado 80 de mayo no
en- un desaffo COM
! Lleva ganados tres juegos
sido derrotado 4 wees.
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Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA AMERICANA
Los Tigres SubierOn al Segundo
Puesto


Puesto
Los Tigres ganaron aver su no
veno desafio en- IL encuentros y
subieron al segundo lugar de la
Liga, arrojando de Ell a los Sena-
dores de Washington, que pasaron
al cuarto puesto, con un punto me-
nos que los Medals Blancas de
Chicago.
Ell zurdo Newhouser cerr6 ell
puerto a los bateadores de Crit
fifth, limitandolos a cinco clio
ties" Y una Eel La derrota Sc
lie acredit6 a Carrasquel, a quien
relevara Mertz. Hicieron los Sc
nadores su 1nica carrera con un
simple" de Mickey Vernon Y un
"doble" de Stan Spence.
Harris, de los ganadores, dispa-
no un ''tribey".
Don Ross impulse cuatro carre-
ras para su "team', pegando dos
veces de chit" cuando tenfa las
bases llenas.
Washington /, oh, 2e; Detroit
&c, 11h, De.
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PoSIcIoN DE LAS N0VENAS
EN- LA LIGA AMERICANA

He aquf la posici6n de las no
venas en- la Liga Americana:
New York, 80 desaffos ganados,
20 perdidos Y promedio de STA;
Detroit, 35 victorias, 80 derrotas
v promedio de 522; Chicago, 81
triunfos, 80 "contratiempos" y
515; Washington, 81, 35 y 514.
Ocupan los 1ltimos cuatro pues-
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Rechazado ell Catcher
de los Browns

SAN LUIS, julio 7. - Frank
Hayes, Ell catcher de los Browns
de San Luis, fue rechazado aver
por los medicos militares.
LIE dijeron que tiene las dos ro-
dillas en- NAL estado.
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Vencieron los Yankees q los
Browns

NGuSAGNOm AOS @m@EGS ~
Browns
Alcanzaron aver los Yankees sn
cuarta victoria consecutive sobre
los Browns de San Luis, con ano-
taci6n de 2 carreras por O..
Spud Chandler dej6 en- seis
"hits" a la novena de San Luis,
mientras sus companeros batea-
ban ocho, incluyendo dos de la
primera base Etten.
Fue la novena victoria de
Chandler contra dos derrotas.
Hicferon los Browns tres "ju-
gadas dobles", en- ayuda de Potter
y Hollingsworth.
La victoria do a los Yankees
una ventaja de tres Y medic desa-
ffos sobre los Tigres.
Dickey volvi6 a lastimarse y
tuvo que ser reemplazado por Ken
Sears.
New York &c, Oh, lie; San Luis
DC, Oh, 2e.
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Musial en- ell
Primer Lugar

Subi6 al primer lugar entire los
bateadores de la Liga Naeional,
Musial, ell jardinero de los Carde-
males, con 329 puntos.
lie siguen, a muy corta distan-
cia, Herman y Mccormick.
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Moe. So Rob6 81 "H0me"

Moses SO RObo ell "HOme"
Ell famoso "estafador' de bases
Moses Sc rob6 aver ell "home" en-
ell decimo cuarto Ginning Y lie di6
la victoria a los Medias Blancas
de Chicago sobre los Medals Rojas
de Boston. HUMPHREYS lanz6 por
los triunfadores y Ryba pro los
"agolpeados".
Boston &c, 8h, lie; Chicago Sc,
12h, lie.
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CON Los GUANTES

Jim Downing ofrecera un pro-
grama de boxeo, patrocinado por
la Comisi6n de Boxeo del 116 de
Artilleria, ell venidero martes.
Sc propone ell popular empresa-
rio verificar un torneo de peso
complete entire los p1giles solda-
dos Y enfrentar al ganador con ell
exbombero Buddy Scott.
Aver, en- Jacksonville, Scott de-
rrot6 a un marinero llamado Tom
Sharkey.
En- Montreal, Canada, ell peso
.ligero Johnny Price, Sc batio con
Johnny Cockfield, de New York,
y lie venci6 por puntos.
BESIDE ell cuadrilatero Sc dijo
que Price pesaba 1851 libras y
su adversario 1923. Tuvo ell en-
cuentro una duraci6n de ocho
asaltos.
Aver, en- New York, Ray PUG,
ell tampeno, tuvo la suerte de es-
paldas Y frankie Rubino lie derri-
DO en- Ell primer asalto por la cuen-
ia de diez.
Rubino pesaba 1876 libras. No
esperaban los "expertos" una vic
toria tan rapdia.
En- ell cuarto asalto cay6 al ia
bla6o Eddie Hocevar, en- Newark,
New Jersey, y ell arbitro lie hizo la
cuenta, llamando a las "mulillas'.
Alcanz6 la victoria Larry Lane,
de Trenton, que pesaba 191A IL
bras.
Era ell peso del ''vapuleado" de
1891.
I'm peso weller, Gene Margari-
da, puso a dormir en- Ell cuarto
asalto a Russell Sawyer, de New
York.
Ell vencedor procede de Fall Ri
yer, Massachusetts,.
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tos, Boston, con "a, S5 y 493;
Cleveland, 33, 35 y 485; San
Luis, 81, SO y 463; Filadelfia, 80,
Al y 438.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Hafer-Thomas Draw
To Bring a Rematch;
Hubert Tops Brown

A rematch is in the making for
Walter Hafer and Buddy Thomas,
District heavyweights. who stole
last nights boxing show at Turner S
Arena with rousing eight-round
draw. Their scrap came after the
main event, in which Tee Hubert
outpointed Nose Brown in an eight
round middleweight fuss.
Hafer and Thomas staged pretty
fair brawl, with Hafer, 10-l favor
ite, sending Thomas through the
ropes in the first period with short
body attack. Buddy weathered thi.
and for the rest of the fight the
two boys pounded away at each
other. Hafer himself was battered
to the floor and took two nine.
counts in the sixth.
The long-armed Hubert used {
snaky jab effectively in outpointins
Brown Hubert's sharpshootin,
from outside continually worried tn
Pittsburgh veteran, who was abl,
to score only occasionally with hi
rushing tactics.
A thin crowd of 7o6 customer
turned in gross gate of S1,027. II
another eight-round match, Bee Be
Wright, Pittsburgh welter, unex
pectedly was floored by Don Leol
of Washington in the first round
but after getting up he had littl
trouble winning the verdict. LIE
Rosan and Gene Brown staged +,
six-round draw, while in the opene
George Ferrell won a technica
Knockout over Tcny Nelson in 20
of the second.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Skins Plan Early Hike West
To Prep for Bears Sunduy

way than they were smeared and
Bill Paschal, breakaway back, got
nowhere through the Redskin line,
which he severely punctured in the
first two games.
Now the coaches, armed with
completed information on Bear for
nations, and with diagrams of the
Redskin 21-7 triumph over the
Bears here November 81, plan some
surprises for the Chicago crew.
They've licked the Bears once and
figure they can do it again. The
Redskins bounced back from their
three week slump and are on the
crest again. They might produce
another game of the type they
showed against the Packers, Bears
and in the third Giant clash. An
effort such as that should retain
their league championship.
Baugh and Farkas Shine.
Seldom has team been outplayed
on the ground and through the air
as were the Giants Sunday. In
complete reversal of their form of
the two previous Giant games, the
Skins, before a stunned crowd of
42.800 persons. punched over two
counters in the second period, both
set up by the unerring arm Of
Baugh, and scored twice again in
the final quarter
The statistics, as we'll as the score.
left no doubt as to the better team.
Baugh had one of his biggest days
Of the year, heaving for 199 of the
296 yards gained by the Redskins.
He threw one touchdown pass and
his tosses for from to 80 yards set
up the other three scores.
Farkas had his biggest day of the
year. Teaming admirably with
Baugh when yardage on the ground
was needed, Anvil Andy reverted tc
his best form of other years, scoring
three of the four touchdowns. with
bone-battering plunges twice from
the 2-yard mark and again from the
2-inch line. Ted Lapka, substitute
end, took Baugh toss from the
1l12 yard line late in the last chuk-
ker for the final score.
The Redskins held the vaunteo
Giant rushing attack to 81 yards
rushing and the same distance pass
ing. Bill Paschal, Giant breakaway
back. was held to about so yards and
Ward Cuff was held to practically
no gain.
Baugh completed 1e OF q passes
Even Farkas completed a l5-yard
toss to Bob Masterson, his first OF
the year.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
A. u. Has $3.50 MARI
After 61-25 Lickinu
By Marshall Five

American University's basket ball
team is taking a months layoff be-
cause of the Christmas holiday and
examination period following and
is sailing away two-won and two
lost record until it resumes action
on January 90.
The Eagles were outclassed last
night by Marshall College, with the
Big Green leading all the way in
taking 6l25 triumph, Bill Tooth
man, who showed a fast brand of
basket ball when Marshall topped
Maryland last week, continued last
night and took individual honors
with IS points.
Marshall had 36-9 half-time
edge and Coach Cam Henderson
used his second team the rest of
the way. Henry tSkeet) Latimer
scored 10 points to top A. U.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Bowling War Bond
Campaign Passes
$4,000, Total
BY ROD THOMAS.

The Stars War Bond bowling
campaign for a feet of warplanes
is past the s2,O00000 mark, it was
stated today by Hugh Lynch, execu-
tive manager of the District War
Finance Committee.
Giving the fund a healthy boost
was the big duckpin show Sunday
night at Convention Hall, which
was expected to raise not more than
$4,000 but hit S9l,0 as Arville
Ebersole, chairman of the National
Bowling Council, auctioned pins
autographed by Comdr. James A
Thomas of the Navy and Capt.
Wayne P. Kelly of the Marines.
both decorated for bravery in aerial
fighting with the Japs. The Hall
sales boosted the drive total to ST.
GAS, 100.
Interviewed by Russ Hodges of
VOL. Comdr. Thomas and Capt.
Kelly were reticent to speak of
their exploits but bore down on the
subject of the home front.
Labor Strikes Scare Them.
In urging the purchase of bonds,
Comdr. Thomas declared: What
scares the boys out there more
than the enemy is labor strikes at
home. 1t buoys them to hear of the
success Of war bond campaigns.
I've seen men clench their hands
and virtually scream on reading of
Ia h0r trOllh1p hnpoob
What the lad in the South Seas
war area desires most, said Capt.
Kelly, is. first, to see the girl he
left behind and, second, assurance
that all is going we'll with the war
effort in the States.
Star performers on the maple
ways during the rally were Paul
James of the Clarendon team. with
high set of the mems District
League of 427; Pete Metrakos. Ar
cadia sharpshooter, with top game
of 100 in which he made four
straight strikes, barely missing a
fifth on a perfect hit and Stimmy
Hart, who topped the District
League women with 379 In a spe-
cial match, Lorraine GULL trimmed
Lucy Rose. No. l ranking woman
bowler of the country. 345 to 332.
Tonight the tournament spotlight
veers to the Lafayette where the
Palace Tailoring Co. all-star mems
team, captained by Curly Coudry,
will meet an all-ace women's quint,
captained by Miss GULL.
Each of the participants will en-
ploy his scores in The Star tourna-
ment in behalf of a man or woman
Continued on Page AID
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Boxer Reasoner Dies
After TK0 in 10Th
Round by Dawson
by the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-A Reasoner,
23year lightweight boxer, died
in Columbus Hospital today about
five hours after he received a tech
nical Knockout in a 10-round boxing
bout last night with Freddie Daw-
son of Chicago.
Reasoner, who had been boxing
professionally since October, 1912,
was unconscious when he was car
ried from the ring in the 10th round,
and died without regaining con-
SciouSneSS, said DR.. E. J. Buchan Of
the Illinois Athletic Commission.
| DR.. Buchan, who said the cause Of
the young boxers death was cerebral
Ihemorrhage, announced an inquest
would be held. He termed the death
AN accident"
Dawson outboXed Reasoner in the
first nine rounds of their headline
bout at the Marigold Gardens and
at the start of the final round the
Chicagoan sent the Hines Ill) light
weight to the canvas with a left
hook. Reasoner. who weighed 1871,
" od"SO dl use ht a one
count and was f1oored a second
time. Reasoner took a two count
and Dawson peppered him with a
two-fisted attack, sending him to
the canvas for the third time in
the round.
Referee Norm Mccarthy then
stopped the bout Reasoner was able
to arise, but collapsed before get
ting to his corner and was carried
to his dressing room, where he was
given first aid by DR.. Buchan. who
ordered his removal to the hos
pital.
Reasoner, who was married and
the father of one child. was l94l
Catholic youth organization light
weight champion of Chicago Since
turning professional IA months ago
he had appeared in several fights in
Chicago, moving up in the ranks to
gain headline bouts at the Mari
gold Garden shows.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Hall, James Capture
Bowling Journeys

Bill Hall, 111-average bowler of
the Rhode Island Avenue Business
Mems League. won the third an
nual King Pin handicap with a
gross tally of 985. The Mullin S
BARRIERS shooter tackled an 89-pin
handicap to lusty scratch score
of 896 to beat out Ed Hutchinson
of Embassy Dairy by 80 pins. Hutch
inson's score of 954 included a IS
pin handicap. Elvin Shank, an
other R. I. Ave Pinman, was third
with 65-722 Miciotto's 173 won
the consolation game prize. The
winner received 500, second, $50;
third, SIS.
Paul Jones, Arlington Bowling
Center manager. just out of the
money in the King Pin event with
gross 920, came through with
colors flying in the Santa Claus
handicap staged at Queen Pin. His
winning score was Ats with 448 from
scratch. Miss c. Thompson of the
New Recreation was tops for the
women contestants with q gross 412.
Five years ago-Bob Pastor
outpointed Tony Shucco in 10
rptrIor
Evening star., 1943-12-21

Comebacking Champs
Shade Notre Dame
By Only 7 Points
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-It's the
New York Yankees doing the rags
to riches routine to move from the
biggest disappointment of 1912 to
No. l team of 1943, but Joe Nc
Carthy's clan had to 60 hard to
nose out Notre Danes Irishmen.
For the 18th straight year the
annual poll of sports writer's con-
Quoted by the Associated Press has
produced a baseball winner, but
football might have broken the
string this time if Notre Dame had
been able to get past the Great
Lakes sailors in the last game.
Final tabulations show the Yanks
and Irish received the same number
of first-place votes, 80 each, but
the world champs got their winning
margin in total points, 1876,
through the balloting for second
and third.
World Series Victory Tells.
IT the upset by Great Lakes cost
Notre Dame the title the fact that
the Yankees bounced back to beat
the St. Louis Cardinals in the
world series won the crown.
Once again it was the world series
that counted most with the voters,
just as last years top award had
gone to the Red Birds from St.
Louis after they had dazzled the
baseball world with their speed.
OF the 81 teams mentioned in the
poll, 13 were football clubs with the
remainder divided among basket
ball with five, baseball with four,
hockey with three and swimming
with two.
Illinois whiz kids, who won the
Big Ten basket ball title without los
Ing game, surprised with II first
place ballots and enough points, 81,
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Krouse's Blood EnubIes Moore to PIoy

Chief Specialist Max Krause of Uncle Samuels Navy
Specialist blocking
assist getting Wilbur Moore into Sundays
generally known, but Max furnished the blood
TRANSMISSION Wilbur received days following
minor operation which involved 3inh cutting furnished
pint of blood for Wilbur day same
amount and turned down.
That Max running the ball there Wilbur Moores
legs grnned guys plenty
couldn't lick combination like that,
blood top Of the courage of Moore
Masterson Redskin captain his
Skin caught
of them shosng grab and all field making
tackles and rushing Giant passers
President George Marshall beamed all dressing
congratulated everybody least
Giant Coach Steve Owen said he hoped GPM would
Redskin bench which he said would
but the Redskin boss stuck to his box.
Coaches Berman and Edwards minded the it
hasn't been directed in weeks At the end reply question
turnaround twice licked
our boys simply back to their form the Packer
They always have had it In them 1t simply needed
occasion to bring 1t out"
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Sam Brought Down on 6-Yord Line

His long legs churnng the dust Sammy romped down the
denes from his Al to the Giant yard line
and Bill Paschal doWned him. effective pos
sby cut back inside and Sam might
the goal
Sam has scored both touchdowns Brooklyn
trapped he back
at Griffith Stadium and romped Is
the thing against Brooklyn 1887
yards the Pittsburgh goal but official discovered
Beinor holding and the play called back.
Sam feeling of Illustration his scoring
record After ALL he the up
downs Sam passminded backeld
the land of the aerial attack But he pushed
find eligible
that ball himself go places.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Arrangements were IN the max
ing by the Redskins today to trans.
fer the jubilant Eastern pro cham.
pionship team to the Chicago area
leaving the Capital tomorrow, sc
the players would have at least
three days of practice and rest be-
fore the league championship play
off game against the Bears al
Wrigley Field Sunday.
Coach Bergman, glad he was able
to have his squad together for three
days last week in advance of the
Eastern playoff against the Giants
will use the same tactics this week
If place with ample training fa-
cilities can be obtained The team
may 60 to Purdue University at
Lafayette, Ind, about two hours by
train from Chicago, or may 60 to
location nearer the Windy City.
Under present plans, the entire
squad of %, with coaches. trainers
and business personnel, with take
$40 train tomorrow.
Crippled List Is Heavy.
Trainer Wilbur Bohm has ma aior
job again this week, patching ur
the several injured Redskins. De-
spite their $50 victory the Redskins
did not come out Of that tough
bruising New York game unscathed
AS the third Giant game was playee
it was hard, cleanly fought con.
test, marked by vicious tackling ane
scintillating line play, particularly
by the Redskin forwards. But sil
Redskins suffered varied injuries
most of which should be cleared ur
before they meet the ferocious Bears
Tackle Lou Rymkus, an outstand.
ing figure in the massive Redskir
line, sustained possibly the worst in
jury, when he was hit from the side
by a charging Giant forward anc
snapped a knee cartilage. Lou is
limping, but says he will play Sun.
day.
Early in the game regular Right
End Joe Aguirre, going down under
kick. collided with an enemy ell
bow and broke a nose that previ-
ously had been broken. Bob Sey-
mour, star fullback, used largely on
defense, got minor brain concus-
sion and has had headaches and
dizzy spells since. Dr. F. j. Burke
acting Redskin physician, asked him
to read sign on the opposite side
of the field after he was hurt. Its
spinning all around Doc" said Bob
He is taking complete rest and
probably won't practice until the
team reaches its Western camp.
Willie Wilkin, whose knees have
been in bad shape for much of the
Redskin season, took another knee
bump, and Joe Pasqua, tackle, suf-
fered slight conclusion. Clyd
Shugart took a wallop on the mouth
that drove several teeth into hi!
lips, shaking him up badly ane
loosening three or four teeth.
I Moore Comes Through o. X.
But Coach Bergman's surpris
Weapon-Wilbur Moore-came out o
the game without further injury ant
will be ready to 60 with all his oil
spirit Sunday. Andy Farkas took
severe battering in several bon
crushing plunges during his thre
touchdown forays, but he will be a,
right with few days of rest.
The Redskins. down to the las
man, were heaping bouquets o.
Coaches Bergman and Edwards to
day for the tactics with which the
stopped the vaunted Giant runnin
attack, which has averaged 1O8 yard
per game this year, but slowed dow
to a mere crawl with 81 yards Sun
: day. Bergman played a five-ma
line, with six men backing up. Tn
/, Giant runners no sooner got unde
Evening star., 1943-12-21

the Commodores a battle and Coach
Burt Shipley's crew is rounding into
a fair civilian outfit. It has lost
both its starts so far, but both were
against really tough opposition, the
Quantico Marines and Marshall Col
lege. The Old Liners were defeated
by Marshall by only 46-39 margin,
which is the closest any one has
come to that West Virginia outfit.
The Commodores are coached by
Ensign Jack Williams, who has
such nationally famous cagers as
Jules Bender, Roger Jorgensen and
Don Durdan-to mention only q
lfew-playing for him.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Snort Figuring by Coaches Stops Giants

But behind all that lot of smart 1nangng by the
coaches They thought they had discovered the Giant
running attack by shifting fveman line with the secondary
charging in fast When they put it to the test worked Bullet
Bill Pascha who gained 90 Redskins
before gained exactly So, all scattered forays.
Anvil Andy Farkas who paered
him for reporting for training
of his great showing Sunday chief Redskn
carried the ball % times for 60 yards
You could figure the Redskins Western. we'll
Eastern champs The Skins have licked all Western
this the Packers, 337 the 2l7
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Win, Lose or Draw
By WALTER MeCALLUM
Bough Comes leor Getting His Third League Score

Some day Mr. Redskn otherwise Samuel Adrian Baugh, is
going surprise including family
Texas and break out rash of touch downs the
Sammy winding mis- seventh the loop which
he has tossed "a touchdown only
Christian University product scored under his power
He too valuable of football bric-a brac
battering the running shakeup
bonecrahing tackle could
like Sans is worth than
Sam within yards of making touchdown
in New York Sunday
which filled queens grabbed Tufy
Leemans ourthquarter the
took to the air. hoping a shutout.
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Terp Boxers Fight After Quint
Battles Unbeuten Buinbridue

Seven victories in as many starts
is the record belonging to the Balm
bridge Naval Training Station
basket ball team and the Com
modores plan on adding another
win tonight when they face the
University Of Maryland cagers at
o'clock at College Park.
The game will be followed by
finals of the all-university boxing
tournament at Maryland conducted
by Coach Fausto Rubini to deter
mine the makeup of his varsity
team.
Maryland is prepared to give
Evening star., 1943-12-21
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON - Ralph Zaneln, 1857,
Providence, r. l., ouptpointed Fritzie
Zivic, 152, Pittsburgh QO.
PROVIDENCE, r. I-Tippy Larkin,
142, Garfield, N. j., knocked out Gene
Ward, 145, Chicago "a.
NEW YORK-Marvin Bryant. 1897,
Dallas, Tex. stopped Freddy Flores,
1921, Few York %.
NEWARK - Bobby Jacobs, 1881,
Philadelphia. oLtponted Nate Bolden.
172, Chicago CO).
TRENTON, N. Jerry Fiorello,
154. Brooklyn, outpointed Stanley
Miller, $50, Ozone Park, N. j. 60.
CHICAGO-Freddie Dawson, 1854.
Ghicago,, stopped AL Reasoner. 1874.
Hines, Ill. G0.
SAN FRANCISCO Van McNutt,
1874, New York, outpointed Kenny La
Sale, ] 53, Los Angeles IO.