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Evening star., 1944-03-01

round in the 135-pound division.
Three technical knockouts also were
turned in last night.
Senior Division.
Boys Boys, clabS decisioned Johnny Afdani
iiscpound-Herbie Jones tMerrick Bows
Cub scersd pnsa 1,S; O oyer Alex Bsro 'st
I26-pound-Harry Ismer Apollo Club
nj sSse sehoob heab6 ct ena aSitp9sTs q st
Is5,pound-Pete cilinski tst; MAYS
Boys Boy Club Club, ,ls decisioned David Staples tMer-
i'f f4zepouhd@jo ss H0.i Cannon tApollq Club,
outpointed Tom Holian apollo club
RsyS ,a ciSS! s xHa S. y de5ssis s from esoiss
III I75%-pound-Hichard % Mutt {st. Mary's
rick Boys Club. :59. second round.
Novice Class.
112-pound-John Kelly National Train.
ing SCHOOL, KNOCKED out Sam Brandenburs
s.pouna1Meris dAsles Hlss soaPet tPete. A. G.,
deeisioned Wesley Steel National Training
iss-Doupa-Eddie Punk Pete's a. e,
Boys Club, in an exhibition, Mote.
-pound-Ray Yates (Pete's A. c.
knoeked out Johnny Mason Pete's A. CO.
~ i97- Snd -eeHndEsOb 1YSao Nexberry apollo Club
se05sd c. 7 5 s e ,s9 a7sT 1ou0a David Frad' pete
16o-pound-Laine ugenfritx washing
ton BOYS Club decisioned Bob Kim
l. 75-pound-Francis Gaeger (Moun
Rainier Boys Club decisioned Jack Brovr
| National Training school.
Heavyweight-R: W. Kirk CPete's A
c. won by default from Eugene Wilson
(St. Mary's Boys Club
Evening star., 1944-03-01
By the Associated Press.

DETROIT, March If Jack
Zeller has his way, all major league
farm operations will cease three
years from today, but the Detroit
Tiger general manager admits he
will have to be particularly thick
skinned to survive the criticism
lobbed at him.
1t was less than a month ago that
Zeller broached his idea on the
elimination of chain store baseball
Under his plan, fresh talent would
come up to the big leagues mainly
through the draft after the manner
of pro football, the last club getting
first choice, etc.
Its Utopian," declared Branch
Hickey of the Brooklyn Dogders
after the first howl by baseball men
had subsidized.
1T would take free enterprise out
of the game" said another critic.
Almost every day Zeller hears
additional comment, mostly caustic
Yet it seemingly hasn't shaken him
from a conviction that his plan
would be a life-saver for farm
operators whose resources are de-
voured by the high cost of farming
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Sports Program
ForLocuI Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Maryland at Army, West Point,
N. Y.
st. Johns at Blair, $3.50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program at Turner's
Arena, 8:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Mason Dixon Conference tour
nament, Baltimore.
Boxing.
Silver Gloves tournament finals,
Eastern Branch Boys Club, TOO.
Charlotte Hall at Fairfax High,
800.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Mason-Dixon Conference tour
nament, Baltimore.
Dewitt at Blair, Silver Spring,
$50.
SATURDAY.
Boxing.
Coast Guard Academy at Mary
land, College Park, 800.
Basket Ball.
Mason-Dixon Conference tour
nament. Baltimore.
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Boys Club Fight Semis
To Be Stuqed Tonioht

Seminal bouts in the Metropol-
itan Police Boys Club boxing tour
nament will be held tonight be-
ginning at Z o'clock at the Camp
Springs Army Air Field. Pairines
are:
%. o2,pound elass-Billy Marselos mo. 81
vS ralph Miller tNo. ~; Harold Kidvell
NC % - & vs. Frank Wsterstratt (No. s.. VI
~ US: Fred PEOPLES ono. 81. ~ wv
y. o9.p2und D I'd cla#ss-Ned as spansler (No. ~
7o;pound clsss-Robert Chester mo. 81
ys Alex Rose (No: 4li Buddy Richards mo.
75-pound classWJoe Beianee mo. 1a,
rs ySo Donald Tgi Dean n No: 5); Henry sweitser
s0;;pound cless-Jack White {No. 12) W.
TRon1ld Pr =: msSoe ms; E dEo; 81 John Lampin mo
s5.peund class-,;Biiiy Miller mo. 10Y vs..
90-pound class-Robert Burman (No.
1O) vs.. Benny Gibson mo III. w.
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ZeIIer Thinks Farm Ban Idea i,
Scored Now, Will Gain Favor

when I offered the idea at the
postwar planning meeting at New
York I didn't expect to hear cheers, u
said the Tiger boss today. I'm fact
the plan was raised largely as a
trial balloon for consideration after
the 1914 season. After it sinks in, !
think baseball men are bound to be
more receptive"
In substance, Zeller would limit a
major club to so players. Aside
from the draft, a club could acquire
talent by trade, purchase or signing
of free agents. Most farms would
be liquidated by March I, 1916, with
the final strings severed a year later
It is zellers notion that minor
league holdings suffer under big
league domination. Independent
operation with full community back.
ing as civic enterprise would be
much more healthy, he said.
On the money side, Zeller con-
tends it is ridiculous for major
clubs to try to outbid each other
for talent. The Tigers topped al
offers to pay Dick Wakefield $4,000
three years ago, but Zeller says that
had nothing to do with the birth Of
his brain child.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
BY the Associated Press,

- CLEvELAND.-Jimmy Bivins, 1e1,
s6s ssysaaS saatS SSusgS1nsfd No9Vsf ten Lee
Masesto: i5o gsfialo. Sop ssppped eap,j janss nna
h}gfnsAs 5'o Gshns19' 5ohn1s' ohle aTe.n3 49, 14s
New York e soDbz w ass snsTss @ hS Si
falo, knocked out Billy Gaylord, is5,
sinSs%tGH; pEs MofNryy n Z a.nrv e.; .ru,..-,u-
BYRD, 14s. osiytheviIle, AK. (5; jackie
9u. 9ox. cseil 9sl Bradley lae, Jefferson.
JERSEY cTTY-Rudy Giscome. 142.
$50. Bayonne (sl; Frank Boze, 1881,
MI new WE Yokk.-: &: Verne Patterson, 1921.
SndoaSe,; Ghicago; outpointea Jerry Tiorello, l5s.
Brookiyn. knocked out oaspare Abrus::
raysai WEfTE issIl IPL1Jsss TsssburSb MIN.
pointed Pete Gaiiano, i47, Baltimore
Knocked out zscs raylof, os 1ss, ssS Broot: s
IN rnAHsTEoRp,-,srry Maloni. 1s4.
hss. hPsanet5 49, Bss. New Xs5h g9 ,t Jssk
LfSai NV BEpFoRp0oscar Fcaa5o Is susss 1881.
Newport; i, T. outpeintsd Johnny
Blond Tiger, 1854. Lowell. outpointed
Joe Monteiro. l27. Wareham. Mass. f6).
FRESNO, Calif.-Vincent Villavin-
ed Chester Slider, l4s, Fresno IO).
SAN JOSE, Calif.-Eddue Hudson,
135, Los Angeles. and Willie Calhoun,
Reugejo, 1872, and Valdemar Ancins,
1875. both Of Mexico City drew (8).
LOS ANGELES-Enrioue Bolanos,
l23, OF Mexico City outpointed Pee Wee
Lewis, 12O, Baltimore
Evening star., 1944-03-01
|Biyins, Winner Over
Murray, Cinches
Duration Title
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, March Jimmy
Bivins' right to wear the duration
heavyweight diadem was unchal-
lenged today after he had disposed
OF Lee @. Murray. in a return 10
rounder.
Lee Q. himself paid homage to the
Cleveland Negro with the assertion,
HE gave me good whippin' and I
don't have any alibi."
The dusky 6-footer from Nor
walk, Conn, had created some
doubts about Bivins' superiority in
the ranks of the active heavies
when he almost triumphed by a
technical knockout in their first
tussle, but Jimmy dispelled those
uncertainties before q capacity
crowd of 13,774 at the arena last
night.
Bivins Becomes Aggressive.
The blood -smeared Bivins Of their
first meeting was a relentless, ag.
gressive foeman in his second ap-
pearance. The 202k pound Muir
ray had an liz pound pull in the
weights and also owned the ad-
vantage of reach and height, but the
Clevelander, known as the best
|counterpuncher in the leather-push-
ing industry, abandoned his usual
style and carried the attack to his
opponent.
Bivins also was the more alert and
it paid off in the form of 9-count
knockdown in the ninth round. A
tired Murray came out slowly with
his guard down in that heat and
Bivins promptly tagged him with an
foverhand right that dumped him
on the canvas. The surprised Muir
ray could have regained an upright
position at the count Of two, but he
welcomed the rest.
Long Arms Prevent Kayo.
Bivins rushed Lee as soon as he
arose. A left carried so much force
lit drove Murray against the ropes,
where he was failed by an adversary
intent upon a knockout. However,
Murray used his long arms to cover
up and was able to go the distance.
The bout extended Bivins' win
ming streak to Is and it probably
was his last as a civilian. He is
scheduled for induction into the
armed forces late this month.
The $61 ,496.50 gross gate estab-
lished a money record for an indoor
boxing show in Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Leafs Go Third, Bruins
P|ayoff Hopes Fade
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
Although Goalie Bert Gardiner
made an assist on one goal and the
veteran Bill Cowley returned to ac-
ton after a months layoff, the Bos-
ton Bruins took it on the chin again
last night in the National Hockey
League.
The Toronto Maple Leafs used
them as a stepping stone in re-
gaining sole possession of third
place and, at the same TIM, showed
the Bruins closer to elimination
from any hope for berth IN the
Stanley Cup playoffs. The score
was 7 to 8.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Scrappers Toughened
lin Service SET Pace
BY. the Associated Press.

BY. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 1.-Fellows
toughened up on body y-conditioning
programs in the armed forces are
making the most headway in the
Golden Gloves tournament of cham
pions where fighters who require
time to catch second wind usually
catch haymaker instead and meet
the canvas.
The big amateur show, starting
out Monday with q field of 240, has
been reduced to 64 for tonight's
quarter-f1nals in Chicago Stadium
eight contestants in each weight
class. After tonight's betting, 80
lads will emerge for the finals on
March 10.
OF the 49 servicemen originally
entered. % have survived-8 in
the lighter weights and IA in the
heavier division. The group in
cludes eight sergeants, six privates,
flve corporals, two Air Force men
and coast guardSman.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Bengough Accepts Job
As Coach of Braves

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March benny Ben
cough, coach with the Washington
Nationals for the last four seasons
will be one Of the Boston Braves
coaches this season. He accepted
an offer from Braves President Bob
Quinn by wire last night.
A catcher with the Yankees from
1920 to 1880 Bengough later man.
aged and coached at several minor
league clubs before joining the
Washington staff in 1910.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Perry 18, He Shows;
Will Get Ring OK.

Aaron Perry, District colored
fighter who recently was sus-
pended by the District Boxing
Commission after doubt was
raised he is 18, legal age for pro
mittmen here, will be reinstated.
The commissions decision was
reached after Perry and his man
ager, Harry Garsh, returned from
a weekend trip to Monroe, N. c.,
with copies of school records
showing Perry's birthday as Feb
ruary 10. 1926. Perry will be
issued a license to box as soon as
he applies.
One of the most promising of
Washington's young ringmen,
Perry was to have met Billy
Banks at Uine Arena last week,
but that fight was Cancelled be-
cause of the suspension.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
College CUNTS
By the Associatec press

By the Associated Press.
Hills Island C. c.. 81; Naval Armed
Haverford, SO: Delaware, 46.
Aberdeen, so; Bainbridge Naval. 40.
Marshall, So; Toledo, 81.
Norfolk N; T; s.. 43 Norfolk Naval Air. 3s
yarmouth State, "a; ns-Ilinois, 35
kAnsas State, 40; Nebraska, 81 (overtine)
Great Lakes. 80; St. Thomas (st. PauI. 36
Loras, 10; Upper Iowa, %.
Hamline, Al: st. Olaf, 80.
Phtliips Oilers, 6S; Owens Illinois, 3S.
Ottawa University, 33; Bethany, IS.
Texas Tech Engineers, IL; Lubbock A. A.
Texas Tech, 55: South Plains A. A. r., 46.
Vashfngton, SO; Idaho. 4S.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
GaIento Is Stern Referee
lin Sharkey-Evans Tiff

The headliner in tonight's rass-
ling matches at Turner's Arena
will pit Babe Sharkey and Don
Evans with "Two-Ton" Tony Ca
lento as the referee. This rematch,
a result of last Wednesdays battle,
which Sharkey won with Evans pro-
testing the decision, will be fought
to a finish.
Galento is expected to keep the
grapplers in hand, but If he is not
successful by word-of-mouth, may
resort to force.
In the other matches will be
Maurice La Chappelle VS.. DR.. John
Bonika, Leo Wallick VS.. John Melas
Henry Piers VS.. the Black Mask, and
Michele Leone VS.. Tom Mahoney
Evening star., 1944-03-01
|Chisox's Dickshot Hopes
To Shine in Home City

CHICAGO, March Johnny
Dickshot, who has played with Bos-
ton and Pittsburgh in the National
League, says that playing for the
Chicago White Sox this season will
mean the fulfllment of his ooy-
hood ambition, a chance to show
my home town friends what I can
ido."
The 32-year-old outfielder hit 1852
for Hollywood in the Pacific Coast
League last season. Guy Outright,
another Sox outhelder, also signed
his 1914 contract yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
King Pins, Holding Slim Margin,
Meet Touqh Bethesda Team

Bethesda Bowling Center sharp
shooters, who proved stumbling
block for the pennant-inspired
Lucky Strikes last week, will take a
crack at the pace-setting King Pins
tonight at King Pin in the exciting
pennant chase which King Pin leads
by only half game.
Two other important battles will
send the second-place Clarendons,
aiming to take over the league lead,
against Spillway at Anacostia, while
Evening star., 1944-03-01

Lafayette, only game out of first
place, meets the fourth-place Lucky
Strikes, who are four games from
the top.
In the other matches Chevy Chase
Ice Palace visits Hi-Skor, Brook
land invades Aracdia, Greenway
fires at Temple and Hyattsville
tricks to Colonial Village. All matches
are at 7:30.
Four games ahead in the Ladies'
District League, the pace setting Hi
SkQrs will be host to Aracdia, Rem
devious and Columbia clash at
Rendezvous, Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter meets Ice Palace at Chevy
Chase, King Pin visits Rosslyn, Ia
koma engages Red Circle at Lucky
Strike, while Lafayette sees action
at Spillway.
Potomac Lodge Beats Leader.
Making strong bid for its second
straight championship in the Ma
sonic League, Potomac trimmed the
league-leading Silver Spring to move
one game out of first place. Fletcher
Sears, a newcomer among the top
bowlers of the big fraternal loop,
led the victors with 388 and at the
same time with an average of 1904
advanced on the pace-setting Abe
Povich of Gompers, who leads with
1922. Andy Price, Potomac's vet
eran star, running third with an
average of 1852 for 66 games, also
aided with 376, while Tony Buswell
fired timely 377.
The erstwhile leading Hiram
dropped into first-place deadlock
with Silver Spring by dropping four
of six games in a double header,
losing one to Federal and three to
Pentalpha as Harold lie Roy turned
in 152 and 405 for the winners.
Gompers, Whiting Strong.
Gompers and Whiting also are
strong pennant contenders, holding
second-place tie with Potomac
while Petworth is in sixth place,
three games out of first. Charley
Phillips of King David, who carved
out the loops all-time record set
Of 458 in 1927, has made nine strikes
in the last nine games to move into
a tie with Wally Powell who shared
the lead with At. Major Robb's 18O
is among the season records.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
NTS Quint Takes Odd
Game From Air Base
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, March Paced
by Bill Strannigan, formerly of
Wyoming u, and Bob Ferrick,
Alumnus of Santa Clara, Norfolk
Naval Training Station cagers last
night took the measure of the Nor
folk Naval Air Station, 43-38.
Three thousand sailors saw the
third and deciding game between
the rivals, who before firmly had
established themselves among the
Nations great 1914 teams with 81
victories over college and service
outfits. They had divided their two
previous games with each other.
The clubs, which include former
college and pro stars, reached the
intermission all event at 1920.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Bears Seeking Revenge
In PIuyinq Rochester

Washington Bears will be out for
revenge Sunday when they go
against the Rochester basket ball
pros at Turner's Arena. The latter
has defeated the Bears in two con-
secutive games.
Rochester has held the Western
New York championship since 1888,
but this years squad is believed to
be its strongest.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Fine Season in Southern
Is Seen by Prexy Evans
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IA
highly successful 1914 season fol
Southern Association baseball is
predicted by President Billy Evans
here for the leagues annual winter
meeting which opens today.
Southern Association player per-
sonnel is twice the total carried on
the rosters of the eight Southern
Association clubs at this time last
year, Evans said. Every club has
at least IL players signed and some
have even as many as Is and IS,
he added.
cat. this time last year there
were two or three club owners un-
certain as to whether they could
operate. Now all plan to continue
IT am definitely optimistic. The
situation is much improved" he
said.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
DC. Basket Tournament
Is Sponsored by NBC

The District court tournament,
starting Sunday at Heurich gym,
will be sponsored by the National
Basket Ball Congress. The event
will be under the direction of R. E.
Mcdonald, district supervisor for
NBC in Maryland, Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
Teams wishing to compete should
call Republic 1000. The deadline
has been extended through satur-
day.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Navy at Full Strength
To Visit Army Quint
Rx the Associated Pras,

BY CHe ASSOClHted PTess.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. March L.
Navy's basket ball team, carrying q
record of 10 wins and 3 defeats
probably will face its arch rival, un.
defeated Army, this Saturday with
a fully manned squad.
The Middle quint has lost only tt
North Carolina Prehight, Pennsyl-
vania and Bainbridge, and despite
Army's 13-game winning streak
Coach Johnny Wilson exuded linn.
tied optimism over the prospects Of
knocking the Cadets from the ranks
of the undefeated.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Blair Quint 10 Be Dined ,
Then Battle St. Johns

Montgomery Blair High School
drubbed the Rockville quint, 24-10,
yesterday as Phippeny and Paden
paced the winners attack with six
points each. Blair held Rockville
scoreless in the second period.
The Silver Spring Rotary Club
will entertain the Blair team at a
luncheon today. After the luncheon
the boys will go against st. Johns
in a court clash at $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
StrongIer Is Rated
Too Old for Mat
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, March 1.-The
Miami Boxing Commission, says
Chairman Frank Markle, regards
Ed (Strangler) Lewis, former
heavyweight wrestling champion,
as 'too old" for the mat sport
now, and has denied permission
for Lewis to meet Don Kirch-
meyer in a match here Friday
night.
Commented Markle: "I could
throw Lewis out of the ring my
self. He's so years old II he's
a day."
Evening star., 1944-03-01
CorrosqueI, Hernandez
Get Plane Pussuqe
Ry Che Associated Press

by tne Associated Press.
CARACAS, Venezuela, March L.
Alexandra Carrasquel, Washington
Senator pitcher, said today he had
obtained plane passage for himself
and Rookie Jose Francisco Herman
dez to Miami for March 5.
Carrasquel looms as one of the
mainstays OF the Senator hurting
staff for the coming season.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
McMonus, Snyder Rivals
For Mexican Loop Job
By the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, March 1.-Two
former U. S. major league baseball
stars, Marty McManus of the Bos-
ton Red Sox and Frank Snyder
of the Cardinals and Giants, are
negotiating for the managership of
the Nuevo Laredo team of the Mexi-
can League, Jorge Pasquel, league
president, said today. McManus now
lives in st. Louis and Snyder in San
Antonio, Tex.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Terp Quint VISITING Army

WEST POINT, N. Y, March / (F).
-Army's basket ball team is count
ing on winning its 14th straight
game this afternoon when it faces
Maryland in tune-up for Satur-
days big game against Navy. It is
Maryland's last game of the season
Evening star., 1944-03-01
School Five Wins 9th
Straight by One Point
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The Mar
shall High School Junior basket ball
teams long victory string came close
to being broken yesterday.
But the Commando cagers eked
out 34-to-33 win over Won Steuben
in a f1rst-round playof game to run
their consecutive win streak to 81.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Foirfox High Bosketers
Edge Out 6. u. Prep

Fairfax High defeated visiting
Georgetown Prep, 1928, yesterday
Ray Burrows led the winners with
eight points, but high scorer was
Prep's Jim O'Donnell with 10. Fair
fax led at half, 17-15.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Hopper Signs With Bucs

PITTSBURGH, March l (P.-Jim
Hopper, right-handed hurler up
from Toronto where he won Is
games and lost 9 last year, has
signed a Pirate contract.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Maryland Park Tossers
Beut Charlotte HuII

Maryland Park Highs cagers de-
feated Charlotte Hall, 25-16, last
night in the winners gym. Skip
Marks led with seven points. Mary
land Park had 96 lead at the half.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Goithersburg Beats London

Gaithersburg High basket ball
team edged out Landon, 1928, yes
terday on the Maryland coHt.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Coolidge Juniors Victors

Coolidge Juniors, playing at home
defeated st. Adams Juniors, 1924
yesterday. The young Colts led at
the half, 1913.
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Win, Lose or Draw
New Ring Officiating Plan Nay Prove Model
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
star Sports Editor.


Muchto-do being made the Of onciating
being employed boxing bouts York. which the
aped Of the tally marked by the judges
referee.
Judged by the comments of those who the
operation it unusual because ID works WELL 0 the cash
toners like it and 60 do the experts"
OF this summation the most notable by far prob
ably that the bench for the has
fic either
depor practically made by the ruling body
We don't recall just triangular commission when
its members three
originated the phrase but this term others equally oppoious
have persisted until the present time with few denters
criticism justified
for despite alterations naturally eventang with time
1t always seemed harbo members who didn't
leather puhers themselves entitled
with their chins.
Evening star., 1944-03-01

dimly instance which
atany opined regard upcomng fight that Doakes
physically otherwise that he didn't belong
in the with Bill Whereupon Dokes
muster with the boards medical but proceeded
knock Bozo practically into the lap of the commissioner
responsible Gotham newynstuted method
reaching verdc fights hasn't attention. but the
obtained Baksi Maurielo
widely cited proof of the pudding.
that whereas officials in other Madison
sharply
turned identical giving Bak
Maurieo four while the referee differed only the seeing
the although agreeing the number of
taken by the victor
The Importance of the experiment tried in New York stems
naturally industry
this assuming continues click have it
adopted nationally would be only logical
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Washington Lucky With Top Trio Of Referees

Eddie Fond Charley Reynolds Marty Gallagher the
Capital possesses Of officials who stack avoraby with
country the important bouts two Of
the practically
combination would be achieved The of such
procedure might
faction would be huge.
suggestion with intention rejecting
galaxy judges part thoroughly
of commensurate experience
Evening star., 1944-03-01

And good thing would be- too for open covenants openly
arrived desirable the field of international
Anything calculated conscientious arber
careful about his rulings and designed discourage possible
skuduggy k rebounds the benefit
game the clientele which twirls the turnstles.
matter of fact the recommended procedure already in
that boxing writer's have
path Of their learning who voted for whomand
Practically difference that these facts not
conclusion fight
have just witnessed it.
Washington patrons Of pugim plagued by the brand Of
pud officiating that the ban OF the other
local talent employed It's only when
third the imported that dissatisfaction becomes
rampant, and ustifaby
Arthur consented to down from
adequate feeto mhandle the Buddy
thriller? Local yokes learned about
referees from him.
Benny time ringman in
joint with his decision for Joey Archibald
Harry Jefra?
Evening star., 1944-03-01
Fights Last Night

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