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Dodgers-Pirates
Game Set on TV

The world champion Brooklyn
Dodgers play host 10 tho Pitts
bureh PirsteS ON Baseball
Game OF the Week" April %,
CBS-TV, ISIS pm
Dizzy" Dean and his sports
casting companion, Buddy Blatt-
ner. will be on hand al Ebbets
Field 10 broadcast the play-hv-
play and color Of the National
League contest.
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~ CHARLES FIGHTS IN
WINDSOR SATURDAY
Michigan Officials to
Work Entire Arena Card

Former world heavyweight
champion Ezzard Charles
moved his training camp to
Detroit Tuesday to finish
training for his l0.round bout
WIN Young Don Jasper on
Saturday in Windsor Arena.
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SummerIin
on TV Bout
at Olympic

JnrnN S.wmo en 4oeied
fto ftcr tcaN Ncich' DE-
Nnoped Detroit since Joe
La-4 onegcd Nm Tho Golden
Glove, IS p get no oppor'sn,iv
~ his ..c =, olympia on Nav
Nick Londes. director OF pro.
motions has siqned Summer
lin 10 appear in a nationally
ielevised bout on that night.
Lunoc- Is rpW negotiating for
Saancaa wno s rated fifth
~ ol'sfar1.nc opponent 10 meet
-nNns 'rc rNa..eNgeis 20. Mar.
Among irn>c beng cons deied
src Tommy ehUrteane Jackson.
Bob RaNef John Holman and
Ts Mlf be Slmmeflns
fad start r featured bout
~ fhe O.Nns ard but hs
5ar appearance thele on TV
hw'
~ Seraed Ma. W, p n the
ccn'h 4.ni o' f-ou duel
or October 7;A lie returned 10
ne O'vmp.a rng November l't
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Eye-Injury Causes
GroomtoMiss Title

ca.ned late 10 the third round
and Referee Tommy RaWSon al
lowed tho fight to 60 10 the,
fln,h
Then Groom was awarded VIC
tory on a split decision
Il vas apparent then that he
would be- unable to come out
Tor the championship final de-
spite work bv his seconds The
officials examined the cat short
ly before ;hc start Of the finals
and ruled him out Of compe-
iiiion
The other ncw champions u-
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Archie Wins Easy
Over Giant Boxer

SEATTLE. - Light heavy
weight champion Arch ie
Moore. almost having 10 leap
IN land his blows. easily de-
fcaicd big George Parmeniler
in the third round OF scher-
uled l0-round non-title fight
here Monday night
Moore. weighing 1893.
dropped the 233-pound. 6 foot,
s inch giant from Eureka,
Calf. three times in the third
round before the referee
called the fight after Parmen-
tier twice had taken the com
pulsory eight count.
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Jersey Joe
Mum, on III.
Boxing-Fiix
Also Vague

CHICAGO Special For.
mer heavyweight champion
Jersey Joe WaIcoti and cX-
fight manager Jack Begun Of
Chicago. appeared before
Cook County Grand Jury
here Monday but repeatedly
failed TO give proof Of alleged
irregularities in Illinois box
ing
Both met with States At
iorneY John Cuiknechi before
briefly facing the Grand Jury
after being subpenaed last
week.
III }, evident that ne state
mems h ado 'ecen'lv p cannec
'mn Wllh the boxing game Dv
Waleott and Begun are nI.d."
opln'd GutkneDh'
No Information
He explained 80 fac'-a
Information Was bought 70
my attention Uuies> other wf
ue,,cs volunteer that Ihcv hate
knowledge of actual cosupiior
in ibe Cook Count oi lilrpe
hoNng game There M action
That can Dc iahcn ~ '4 'ne
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which extended his string of
WINS TO II in 81 starts. He won
II by knockouts.
The fight is being promoted
by julius Piazza and Hap Tue
kcr.
Tickets are on sale in Windsor
Arena and al the Motor City
Gym.
Gets Permission
Commissioner Floyd Stevens
received permission to appoint
the referee and two judges from
Ontario Commissioner L. NJ. Nc
Ncnzie.
Mckenzie told Stevens he felt
the fight is Of such Importance
10 both principals and to the
public as we'll that he felt OK
perienced Michigan ring officials
should be assigned
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lCdSuNos 49,
This is about ons.fiffh OF
the expected 100 teams thai
will make up five leagues
EIGHT teams will be taken IN
Class AAA. is in A. ts in b.
and is each in d and Z. In
addition. the Parks and Rec
resiion program will again in
eluds extensive baseball sehoo'
leagues.
Nick Sullo. director ~ com
petitive athletics, SAID the CIV
tries were good. and now WIN
the earnest spring weather more
should come flockine IN
There is n age limit m inc
ton three classes. Players com.
peting in Glass ID must be uhu nut,
10 and those IN Glass r unoe'
II. ,eo 70,
The team entry fee Is sou lo'
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BOSTON. Mass Special
Dctroiter OSee Groom. fav.
ored TO win the heavyweight
championship. lost by default
in the final round of the 68th
annual AhU boxing tourna-
ment which was concluded
Wednesday night at the Bos-
ton Garden.
Groom suffered a nasty cash
over his right ere when he
was buiied during his semi
final match and although he
won that fight he wasn't al
lowed TO continue in the final
round.
Voted Wright Best
The strong air force team won
FIVE Of the 10 championships
and three champions Gall an.
mem successfully defended titles
they won year ago al Kansas
City.
Paul Wright. An alrman whose
home is in Flint, Mich. was
voted the outstanding perform
cr in tho three day tournament
He also won similar honors
wear ago
He defended his 1868 pound
Omaha. Neb.. and tho All force
title as did John Horne OF
and Frank Davis OF Fl WAYNE.
Ind. and Boiling A. + b
Let's Bout End
Groom suffered deep cut
Over his right eve in the semi
final battle with Roscoe Gate
wood. Of Cincinnati. OSee was
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) ~ TII-T Y TI'TVI
Gaining Confidence

Running anchor has gwen
lierh new coniidcrcc A. he puts
II. I'm under a lot Of pressure
Knowing I'm competing against
really great runners Ike Charlie
Jenkins and Arnold Sowell J
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GREENSBORO. n G. More
than 1900 high school Youths
from throughout North Carolina.
members of the New Home
makers Of America. arc expected
for the annual State Convention
20 be held at AIT College on
Saturday. April 81.
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Recreation Baseball Loop
Registrations Picking-Up

BUSINESS is going ON usual IN the PARKS an" hVCl.
ation Donartment with the announcement thai TINS spring
% teams have signed for the Parks and Recreation baseball
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OlYmpic Head
SzssnlI-Spz'inlerSeess
$ Relny Hope

thought he was small and went out for track simply
to get high school letter may be the star of new crack
mile relay team at Morgan State College.
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lude Albcri rci 0l2 pouud-l
of New York Don Whalev Cll9s
Cincinnati HauN Smlia ll25l,
New York BIZ Cherry l32A
Cleveland and the air force,
Tommy Thomas C29l. Portland.
Ore Jackson Brown ll41 New
England. and JIM McCaricr Sc
attic. Wash heavyweight who
Non by Groom default
Olympic Heads
The ncw tiiloholdcts auiumai-
ically qualify for the Olympic
trials Which will be held n san
Francisco on oct 1919
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w =, Is AND GRANTS
,, I,,'' and grants ioiallins
i I'' :. were accepted recent.
Il. " Wayne University by
10y Board Of Ednnn,inn

L., 'aeIlck Gardner Cottrcll
H. y s. 200 from the Re-
n Oolpolalion was award
IA chemical research pro-
AIlInger. VI Norman
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.AAA and $50 for other classes.
Entries should be mailed to the
Parks and Recreation Athletic
Office Al Northern Center 8gO4
Woodward GU. Additional intor-
nation may hc obtained by cali
ing Trinity 5-5276-
Firsi meeting at managers ~
AAA. A and p Will be held MAJ
4 at the Center
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Working Out Since Sept.

Jasper has been working out
Al NC since last September The
former Duluth railroad worker
stiff punchcr developed a
strong following here with a
series Of knockout victories
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-04-21

A so-knot hydrofol landing
craft is now planned by the
Navy to replace the 8-knot
,,edium landing craft now in use
bv the Atlantic AmphlbiouS
Force which will be IA years
old on March IA, 1856.
REGISTER TO-DAY -.
for Elections
STATE and NATIONAL
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Charles. preparing fof lbs first
tight since Dec % when he lost
10 JACK Johnson on q TKO in
Los Angeles. has bocu training
IN Cincinnati
II, will put tho finishing
touches on his framing grind IN
Mninr CIiv GNnn.mnl
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Ring officials for the battle
will be appointed by the Mich
igan Boxing Commission.
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SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1856
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Barron Winner
AT Miami Beach

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. IL
.P1.-Herman Barron headed
South for a series Of golf tourp-
|amentS in Latin America coun-
tries today after pocketing $1,000
for one days play in the Bay
shore pro-amateur.
A club pro at White Plains,
N. Y, Barron defeated such
name" golfers as Sam Snead
and Ed Furgol yesterday in the
l3-hole affair over the 6,577-
yard. par 36-36-72 Bayshore
course.
The New Yorker carded a 81
35-67 and won the pro division
by two strokes over Pete Cooper
of Tampa. who had a 34-35.
Cooper picked up $500.
Cooper made a hole in one
with a 6-iron shot on the 1872
yard 18th. He followed the ace
with a birdie-4 on the final hole
and pulled his team into a tie
for first with a foursome headed
by Pro Dick Mayer of st. Peters,
burg in the pro-am best-ball
division. Both foursones had
best-ball SIS.
, Snead. the defending cham
pion from White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. ahd Bob Wat
son of Ardsley-on-H Hudson, N. Y,
shot 70s and won S75O each.
Furgol, former National Open
champion from st. Louis, had q
II, good for a $500 check.
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Back
For Victory
After Score

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. ii P,.-
Willie Hartack. 1855 riding
champion. escaped possible in
Jury while astride Thatsthetune
in the second race yesterday al
Tropical Park.
Thatsthetune broke down badly
while leading the field at the
Iquarter-pole but. fortunately, the
Iothers behind him raced clear OF
the Inflated horse. Hartack
pulled up the lame horse in the
front stretch.
With Thatsthetune eliminated
the dash was taken easily by Haz-
ling, the colts second straight at
the meeting. He was again rid
den by Jimmy Chester. Scrabble
was second, 41a lengths away
while Equinaut finished third
The time for the 6 furlongs was
1:11+s.
Hartack came back to win the
I6-furlong fourth race aboard
Final Pole for his 43d winner Of
the meeting. He now trails
Bobby Ussery by two for meeting
honorS.
Ussery got his 45th winner OF
the meeting on Shining Star in
the eighth race.
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Commission to Review
Charles | ownDotes 7 odov

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Jan. II tSpeciaD The West
Virginia State Racing Commits
sion will meet here today to con-
slider a petition of some 200
horsemeE to resume racing at
Charles Town later this month
rather than wait for the Febru-
ary34 date suggested by the COM
mission.
Charles Town, which pio-
neered winter racing in this area
asked for January 81 through
March Z, but the commission
turned a deaf ear. Ralph Le-
pore, chairman of the commits
sion. said at the time he thought
bad weather might make travel
ing to and from the track haz-
ardous and cause a drop in at
tendance and subsequent loss of
revenue to the State.
But the horSemen, remember
ing that the track survived lots
OF rough weather before, unan-
imously passed resolution call
ing for an earlier starting date
and sent a telegram to Gov. Will
liam c. Marland asking that the
matter be reconsidered.
The telegram pointed out that
Charles Towns mutuel play is of
approximately so per cent when
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WorIick Sparks
Boiling Triumph

Ernie Warllck of North Caro-
lima College mas played only four
basketball games with the Boil
ling Air Force Base team, and
in that stretch he has scored
l04 points and Boiling has won
all four games.
Warlick also played with Boil
lling's foosbsl. team. and was
kept from basketball earlier in
1.-THE season by an injury received
in the football finale against
Fort Sill.
He scored 10 points last night
in Bolling's 1918 victory over
Oceana Naval Air Station at
Boiling. Individual high for the
game was Bob Christensen of
Oceana with % noints
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Jones and Waller Will Start
For West in Pro Bowl SUNDAY

have outlined for them" Gill;
man says. THE rest Of our
workouts will be devoted to pol
fishing up our plays"
Joe Kuharich of the Redskins,
boss Of the Eastern squad. who
has not named probable starters,
says he rates Sundays game a
tossup. THE West has an ad-
vantage, statistically. in the
passing department" he said,
but this is a paper advantage
and it may prove to be on our
side when the game is played "
The West has been installed
by the oddsmakers as a 6-poinG
favorite.
Kuharich indicated that Kyle
Rote. a former halfback con-
verted into an end by the New
York Giants, may start ut left
end in place of Darrell Brew
ster Cleveland end, who is
underweight from a virus attack.
Brewster is the only member of
the East squad not in the best
of condition.
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Jockey Still in Como
After Spill in Mexico

SAN DIEGO. Calf, Jan. ii
(R.-Jockey Leroy Nelson, seri-
ously injured in a two-horse spill
at the Aqua Caliente race track
in Mexico Sunday, remained on
the critical list today at Mercy
Hospital.
Attendants said he was still
unconscious. Nelson suffered a
brain injury.
The l8-year-old Jockeys wife.
Sherry, said the oxygen tent was
being removed for short periods
to let Nelson go 1t on his own. s.
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.D'Aeostino Signs
Eagles Contract

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. II up.
Frank D'Agostino. All-Ameri-
can tackle at Auburn and the
Philadelphia Eagles No. 2 draft
selection. signed yesterday to
play for the Eagles in 1855.
D'Agostino is a Philadelphia
and graduate of Northeast Cath
olic High School. He was the
primary blocker in Auburn's pow
erful running attack and led a
team that lost only one game in
10 during the regular season. He
played in three straight Gator
Bowl games with Auburn and
last Saturday played a big part
in the South's 1872 triumph over
the North in the Senior Bowl.
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Crippled Lions
Meet Clippers

BALTIMORE. Jan. IL (Spe-
ciaD The Washington Lions,
their offense crippled. will try to
whip the Baltimore Clippers for
the 18th straight time in an
Eastern Hockey League match
at Carlin's Park Arean here to-
night.
High-scoring Fern LaPointe
and NARROW Macdonald both will
be missing from the Washington
attack because of injuries.
The Lions have exercised a
peculiar mastery over their inter-
city rival. Their string Of VIC
tories over Baltimore includes
games of late season last year, the
post-season playoffs. two fall ex-
hibitions and five regular games
this season.
Rookie Steve Smith will play
on Washington's top line be-
tween Player Coach Stan Wa
recki and Dan Morgan. thus re-
placing LaPointe, who is nursing
a bruised shoulder. Rookie
John Mcmillan will skate be-
tween Joe Formica and Frank
Toyota in the second line in
place Of Macdonald who is out
~iss. injured ribs.
Jack spencer, the goalie who
helped the Lions win the East
ern League championship last
season. is back in the fold.
Spencer, made available to the
Lions by the Toledo Mercurys Of
the international League. re-
ported yesterday and is expect
ed to see action tomorrow night
when Baltimore plays at Wash
ington. Jimmy Mattson will be
in the nets for the Lions tonight.
There has been one other
change in the Washington ros-
ter. Gordon Comport, rookie
forward. has been given his re-
lease.
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SPOTLIGHT ON SPORTS.
Continued From Page CT


Keegan and Art Pollard challenged Bragg without
in 1858 Only in 1854 has Bragg had back seat
Michael Agostin from Trinidad the 80 and 100 with
Bragg taking the 10 and placing second in the other two
Last year back winning of three from Rod Rich
ard, one of the latest sensations.
In five years of competing in the triad Bragg has
II of Is He has finished second three times The other
time he going for clean sweep only to be disqualified
in the 100 for two false starts.
THE ARMORY OFFERS ample room for the dashes and
wonderful vantage points for the judges which calls to mind
a then lost by Dorsey Griffith, director of the
Games since their inception.
This in the 1920s when Convention Hall at Fifth and
streets NV the center of track activities here 1t
too small for track and officials had to sit in the stands and
their necks like ordinary spectators On this particular
night Griffith former Georgetown Splinter the So
yard dash He thought he did, that is The judges made him
second
Il couldn't believe it," he laughs II that
really debut the judges couldn't tell One judge-Crley
Byrd later president of the University of Maryland
candidate for Governorthought Dorsey the winner
but he a minority.
At the Arlnory January 81 there should be doubt
to who wins what Neither should there be confusion
distances times Trying to decide who will win what in
s advance-that is the only &oblem 4
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NEW YORK, Jan. IL R1.-
There'n be no more cheaters for
The Scooter.
mo, sir" little Phil Rizzuto
said today, II visited my eye
doctor yesterday and he told
me that my eyes were stronger
than at any time in recent
years"
The veteran Yankee shortStop,
who probably will look like a
collegian when he is II, said his
sight was even better than nor
NAL.
Therefore" he added. Il
don't need them. not even for
reading. So won't wear them
in spring training
Rizzuto, who is 81 and the
oldest Yankee of them all, was
strictly a part-time operator last
season when he donned the
specs. It was an unusual sight
to watch him dig into the dirt
fer a grounder with the glasses
exposed.
After having his eyes ex-
amined, Rizzuto breezed into the
Yankee Office and signed his
1866 contract. the first member
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Happy Rizzuto losses Away
Glasses, Signs Again at 81

iof the American League cham-
pions to come to terms.
The figures weren't announced,
but estimates ranged from $25.-
900 to $50. 900. He took a healthy
cut, he admitted. and there was
some dickerins lwith General
Manager George Weiss.
The Yanks wanted him to
take the, n1aximum IS per cent
cut. probably thinking Of his
lpaltry .257 average in 81 games
with 8 runs batted in. But Phil
pointed out that when the chips
were down in the World Series,
he vas called on for full-time
ldutyaand hit .267, in addition to
handling ~ chances faultlessly.
Anyhow" he grinned. I'VE
settled for half the cut. just as
we did q year ago. We talked
about all the shortstops on the
Iroster-we counted nii.c I
told him I expect to make the
club"
| When RizZuto reports to Man
lager Casey Stengel at st. Peters
burg, Fla, on March /, it will
mark his 18th spring training
with the Yanks. He has been on
the roster since l94l but missed
three years because of the war.
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North Carolina Student Paper
Denounces Hiring of Tutum

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Jan. IL
.R.-The University Of North
Cardinals student newspaper,
the Daily Tar Heel, criticizes the
hiring of Jim Tatum as head
football coach.
In a lengthy editorial, the
newspaper charged that pro
feSsionaliSm" in athletics has
come home to roost in Chapel
Hill"
The newspaper since last fall
has opposed big-time athletics
at the university It said anna
teur football has suffered acute
asthma at this school for two
decades"
Among other things, the edi-
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Bethesda Medics Win
Over Naval Receiving

Bethesda Naval Medical Cen
ter defeated Naval Receiving
Station. 9l-58, yesterday in a
Middle Atlantic Interservice Ath-
letic Conference basketball game
for its fourth victory in five
starts in the conference. Naval
Receiving is Ia in the confer
ence.
Howard Lamley. former Duke
star who is averaging 30 points
a game for Bethesda, had 20
while Don Green of Naval Re-
ceiving was the games high
scorer with %.
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LOS ANGELES. Jan. II Up
Sid Gilman has just about de-
cided on his offensive lineup for
the West against the East in
Sundays Pro Bowl game in Me-
mortal Coliseum.
The Los Angeles Rams coach,
who won the Western division
championship in his first year
In the pro ranks. has Earlon Hill
Of the Chicago Bears and Billy
Wilson of San Francisco at ends;
Lou Creekmur of Detroit and
Bill Wightkin of the Chicago
Bears at tackles; Duan Putnam
Of Los Angeles and Stan Jones
Of the Bears at guards; Dick
Szymanski of Baltimore at cen
ter; Norm Van Brocklin of Los
Angeles at quarterback; Bill
Howton Of Green Bay and Rom
ME Waller of Los Angeles at the
halves and Alan Ameche of Bal
timore at fullback.
"It's amazing how our squad
has picked up everything we
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McNuir Wins Fifth

Fort McNairs basketball team
last night won its fifth game
against no defeats in the Middle
Atlantic Interservice Athletic
Conference, trimming Camp
DERRICK of Frederick, Md, 1922
so, at McNair. Larry Yeatman
had 10 points to lead the five
McNair men who scored in double
figures.
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1t runs in opposition to Mary
land. Bowie will open the Mary
land season March 8. The tele-
gram also stated that many
horsemen will go south rather
than wait until February 4,
whereas 800 horses are in train
ing here now, and that the track
is adequately equipped in all de-
partments for winter racing.
Charles Towns request for au-
tumn dates from November "a
through December % also were
rejected with a suggestion that
1t take November 10 through De-
cember Is. when it again would
be in opposition to Maryland. A
summer meeting of June 30
through August 7, with addi-
tional days from August 8 to IA
for the Charles Town Horse
Show. was approved
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.Prussiun Wrestler
On Capitol Program

Karl Won Hess, a big Prussian
wrestler, will make a first ap-
pearance in Washington tomor-
row on the Capitol Arena pro-
gram promoted by Vince Nc
Mahon.
Hess was signed for support
ing match against Tinker Todd,
the popular Irishman. to COM
plete the lineup for tomorrow
night.
The main event is between Lou
These and Hombre Montana.
while other supporting engage
ments are Jimmy LaRock against
Mr.. X, and Angelo Martinelli
against Doc Gallagher. Starting
time for the show will be 8 pm,
instead of 8:45 pm. as formerly.