Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1929, Page 27

Y CEVENING “STAK, "WASHINGITUN, D. T, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1929. 4 SPORTS.’ - McTigue to Battle st S Starting Tomorrow 8 am VETERAN RETURNS. DUCKPIN FLAG WON T0 ARENA TONIGHT B REPRODUCTION OUR FOURTH ANNUAL 36-Year-0ld Light-Heavy to Makes Strong Finish to Gain| Meet Hoffman—Card for 1 Championship of War . Week Not Hot. l Department Loop. By the Associated Press. TAGING a strong finish, Repro- | EW YORK, May 13.—At 36, duction team won the champion- bold Michael McTigue, 1ormer ship of the War Department d . ® light heavyweight champion, Bowling League, holding a four- returns to the ring tonight game edge over Fort Humphreys, after a retirement of nearly runner-up. a year. | P. McCurdy of Reproduction, the The Irishman, who twice held the star of the loop having high average 175-pound crown, hung up his gloves, and also most s pares. apparently for good, after his one-| Prizes will de distributed at the an- P ° round knockout by Tuffy Griffiths last nual meeting of the league at the | September. Now he is booked to fight | Arcadia alleys May 9 at 8 p.m. | l - w l e v a lgflll} };gfimxn of Hnllang‘u}q‘ ;h‘: eml- Final league statistics: inal ut at the St. Nicholas arena - tonight. Bold Michael insists that he’s Y ° - Teturning to the ring because he Wkes meproguction . i Sos e e es m anson inval- to fight. Some observers say, however, 'Fort Humpi k- that speculation has depleted McTigue's Adjutants once ample bankroll and forced his Statistic = o o ° return to the squared circle. Air Cor 572 McTigue's appearance gives senti- Hobbles’ 5 G 0 meatal fans their one chance this week ' Barneties 3 & 4300 to mourn the passing of a great box- Medicos ... 3 108 B, s "V ol bl o BREPNLT B With crude rubber prices up 40% in the last i 5 gkt e, 6, S G sixty days present tire prices are still based on No Real Topline Bouts. | ol 1H .7 s the previous low rubber market. An extra op- oSt e W e e e, o .| portunity for you—a double reason for taking T T oo P i scte e advantage of our Trade-in Sale while this situ- :2’;‘ New ork's Madison Bqunre‘f:?“’ip'i',,’, rikes—J. McCurdy, 44; P. McCurdy, ation lasts. larden ger, shifty junior light- High Alulru——r_ McCurdy, 212; Burge, 194; R T e R Never before has it been so easy to get started a 10-round match. Gorilla Jones, Akron REPRODUCTION. Baris s Grove Sk Se welte | . Megurar %8 1 e on Generals—a saving in first cost that is e etrolt. Ancre Routis, beaten by | Al i e bound to attract you plus the final economy ‘Tony Canzoneri at Chicago last week, | Hernd Ty Somparatiee Dnkww | e and satisfaction of General’s Top-Quality fea- Roger Bernard of Flint, Mich, in a| s e EEE R tures and the extra mileage that is known from Jimmy Maloney, heavyweight con- | & tender, and ~Riccardo Bertasollo of | O'Brien & 3 % i coast to coast. ‘ Italy are the hmmn:s of the Boston | g::k“ n‘é‘:fi;' 'fi?fl Boston henvy-i"?::l%n' ] % 30 ficw weights clashing in the semi-final. : o Full Value Allowance For Yo“r . GENERAL ts on the week's schedule | ¥ inciude’ e E ’: 5 553 old Tires - Any Make Any Size Dual' Balloon 8’/ At New York, Broadway Arena. Leo liams, Harlem, vs. Nando Tassi, Tialy, light- A eights. 10 rounds: at Columbus, Ohio, | Stockett 2 O'Dowd. Columbus, vs. Willie Michel. e : : e . Old Or New ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION Trade in your old tires now at their trouble miles and start you off on OF GENERAL'S QUALITY e, Maron. Gac ve. Jae T L5 EI highest value. We'll makeyoua new Generals that will carry you . bon, Kansas Cfly; ':.l;::v;llhh. 10 round. 1 lpeclal allowance on your old rub- through season after season in SUPREMACY il TR, SOk OO RALER 21 ber during this sale. By sellingus comfort, safety and style. e H s | your unused mileage you cash in Qur special allowances plus today’s The Dual-Balloon will give you more A Oaklsnd. Calit. Jock Malome. 8t Pav. on those tail-end miles that cost favorable price situation enable than you have ever expected any tire Tounds. 4 lmnner......q ; s0 much in time, worry and inter- you to get Generals on your car at to give...and in more ways! ; o e o s i i ruptions on theroad. We buy those the lowest prices ever possible. . Jce Scalfaro, New York. vs. Vidal Gregorio, | Detroit. Spain, bantamweights. 10 rounds: at Stanislaus Loayza, Chile. vs. Jol SEERE £ HagEey 1 Greater mileage at regular balloon PROTECT YOURSELF NOW AGAINST low(-’preuu;e;:ltcompletelyrevers‘eithé MARKET tendency of today toward high- pressure A RISING RUBBER or moderate-pressure in tires. 2 HitH E R e i Yt At New York. ;‘::::‘A’.'n. Jack MevVey. Y R General’s reputation for never tamper- tires, when even a tire of cheapened Harlem, ‘va. Harry Smith, middiewelzhts. 16 ing with quality has stood the test of a-lity will cost much more than the z Itintroduces a new permanency of non- = 18 138 101-48 every rise in the price of crude rubber. neral Tire costs today. skid...far beyond the point where you MECHANICA ER - % 13 Car owners will remember even when o p ¥ NICAL ROLLERS |Seeeic i rubber prices soared to their highest The big swing to General, the outstand- expect to run on smooth rubber. It does ing sales gains each year, is convincing away with the necessity of running on 5 levels General came out publicly against ) s a SCORE EASY TRIUMPH ... . 2 the widespread use of reclaimed rubber ol e e Y mavel i Gans tires that wear prematurely ‘“‘bald.” oday the industry again faces eral’s policy of Top-Quality manufac- haniy . 8 a rising rubber market and again the s T P s tempt‘ation grows for the re%lnlmed ture. 3 In puncture freedom, too, it is farahead. press Co. g ] rubber users to increase their percent You need this assurance and now is the Even the remote chance of a puncture ight in front of Treasu el games rers, “up. of reclaimed in an effort to beat the ris- time to get the protection that will carry - runner-up. 1 oFcrids e i 5ithe s-of forced buy- is reduced to the vanishing point. Here are the final figures: TEAM STANDING. ing and uncertain quality. W. L Pet By getting Generals you protect your- g H self. By getting them now you take ad- We are going to make it worth while for Now you may drive with serene disregard vantage of the lowest price level and everyone to come in during this Trade- for the daily hazards of the road. With the assurance of the quality that will carry in Sale. Worth while in the big saving in Dual - Balloon, in all probability, you will safely through the next period of initial cost and worth while in the last- h mh prices. Yo& avoid the chance of ing satisfaction that only Genml’s :l:;;:rh‘" a moment’s delay chargeable to having to pay higher prices later on for Top-Quality can give. Hot Hazard Special Barga Our Trade-in Sale includes the new Dual- - 0:' Gathl:h o f—he Balloon 8 and the regular super-lines of 4-ply, Used Tires 6-ply and 8-ply Generals. Trade in now for 0ld tires go out fast in hot weather. This The used tires go on sale as fast as we take General’s Top-Quality that means season is your chance to cash them in at their top them in. Many are only slightly worn and 4 value and get all set for the full pleasure of manyare brand new tires of standard makes. after season of trouble-free driving and the summer driving. Avoid the trouble and economy of the longest, safest and most com- All sizes, all makes, all kinds go on sale. Ki danger of summer blow-outs and the added Select yours early. 3 fortable mileage you have ever known. 9924 | Merrick safety of non-skid pretection all next winter. i A @ W COME EARLY ~ BRING YOUR CAR 93-21 93-12 | Dabrasky . Eva N 8 Ed L £ =1 " 3 [ SRS McNish 31 JACK W"_uflms STAR WASHINGTON'’S LEADING TIRE STORE | OF DUCKPIN TOURNEY| GENERAL TIRE CO. ‘prasiac L s ne SaTes the' Govaamest Frint: (OF WASHINGTON) 66 Craven | ing_Office’s annusl tournsment, re- Edfeldt 356 1 £, ncluded. ° ““Willisms won the singles with & set 13th and Eye Sts. N.W. 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