Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1930, Page 35

. e Com Battle Over Cut of Champ’s Earnings’ Goes fite N Y. dury. By the Associated Press. YORK, November 11.—Gene Tunney, retired heavyweight champion, today was in the final round of a court bout with Timothy J. Mara for a purse of $526,812.42. Only the judge's instructions remained o be given before the jury retires to de- what, If anything, the former BURKE TO FIGHT O’BRIEN Three Other Bouts Carded for Fort ‘Washington Monday. | the championship of the East. - e ut 1 an’ think 1 could oll with rec ice | shoes,” BLING FIGHTING Sumner’s Beauty. Owned by W. C. Sumner of Bethesda, Md., rated as one of the fastest dogs in America, will be Jmud against Bonny Doone, owned by J. Inglis of Perth Am- boy, N. J., in a match race to decide Would Add to Knockout String in 10-Rounder—Mavurer Also on Afternoon Card. By the Associated Press. "nlflke Maurer, mnm’e';‘:( “Pa” Sfrib- g's proteges, was. pi against Roy gflldelphh in the semi-final, MATMEN ARE BUSY IN PAIR OF SHOWS . A. instructor. rn, well known boxing mflnfifllfll Sullivan, former tweight ringman, will do the ref- o fed by escorts will ‘omen beudmtmnmmmn Bowling Shoes °n’ All, Rolls Smart Game for 14-Y ear-Old BY FRANCIS E. STAN. year, LBERT BAER, sge 14 and scal- | Al bowled his first game in & pair of real-honest-to-goodness maple moc- DE KUH AT ATLANTA v CHAIN PROGRANS HONOR VETERANS Howard Barlow’s Orchestra and Other Artists Will Re- vive War Memories. Howard Barlo l'mphwm -mp-‘mtew veterans of the ‘World War tonight in its weekly radio concert to be broadcast during the Philco Hour over WMAL and a net- work of other Columbia Broadcasting| System stations. Starting with Victor Herbert's “Ameri- can Fantasy,” the depicts the scenes minates in Dbat of Tschaikowsky's “1812 Overture,” which ends in a sweeping crescendo of ’s A stirring c day will feature the entation. ith the overture de,” the program usical version of O'Hara's < Tolsy on. the Radio (AR time p.m., unless otherwise indicated.) LOCAL STATIONS. 3156 Meters. WRC 950 Kilocycles. 2:30—The Melody Three. 3:00—Talk by William Brown Maloney. 5:00—The Lady Next Door. 5:30—Vocatiopal Guidance, by the Ki- wanis Club, “Guns,” and elaborate melodic scenes | j icting Kipling’s “Recessional,” and time tunes. ,” the characters, solve the Nation’s financial problems. Crumit Sings College Song. In the Blackstone program, Frank Crumit will sing “The Buckeye Battle Cry,” a song he wrote for his alma mater, the Ohio State University. Julia Plrln;tlmnt?m lix pres- ‘ ] | Sanderson, who co-stars with him, will contribute two solos, and join Crumit in_several duets. ic William Wile's weekly r¢ of the political situation in Wash: and the Henry-George minute dramas are among WMAL's other Columbia o | Presentations. In addition the station will broadcast several outstanding fea- tures of local origin. These include & late dance by the Lotus Or- chestra and an “Armistice Night” pro- go'-m by “Radio Joe and .his Budget ys.” “Radio Joe" will dedicate the tional . 3 Speeches will be Gen. John J. Pershing, Secretary 8f gn Hurley and Secretary of State Stimson. ‘WRC'’s program also contains its usual array of N. B. C. attractions. the Tana. Jektick Songbird, the Bveready e the hour and the Happy Wonder Bakers, Red Cross Remembered. “Let’s Not Forget,” dedicated to. the American Cross, will be played by Coon-Sanders Orchestra in the Flor- _ | sheim program. The orchestra also will play a number of popular melodies, in- ch e Something Simple,” from “The Little Show.” The Eyeready pro- s Al PPy Bakers will feature a medley of old- time favorites, which includes half a dozen of the songs that were ;hen Broadway was lighted with gas mps. Disabled Veterans of the World Armistice day Al | Feather Title Bout in New York Bl s Y £ g E i it L ] i i £ ! : : g § g AP we nabed. .” answered stop the Lucky Strike. League—Equitable vs. Aca- Blues, Prudential vs. Young & , Travelers vs. Mutual Insurance , Massachusetts Mutual vs. Aca- cia Reds, Peoples vs. New York Life, . Continentsl Casualty. Qigley-Frank’ Mischon ‘tears: which -Fran his | yon "stake dough three stccessive Sal 3 mmhh 2 mixed doubles blind pig sweepstal ‘The men and ladies roll the first game o made partners roll, to count. { UL HARRISON had a t p‘ml y-r.tiut it he nnn;. ’:; to top all local pinners l:d..m more. Last night Paulle shot his first set season, & nea ”;‘ml' 3 games of 140, intercity match between the Fountain Hams the Pive of mfllfllfim’lom. § &'ug 5:.5 B § H i b il f g E i : i B | This went over big, but there ap-|8000er Catherine 2% il i 2 o i i i I It iii i At CHOCOLATE WILL BOX BATTALINO ON DEC. 12 Garden Will Be 15-Round Engagement. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, November 11.—Kid Chocolate, Cuban N flash, will clash with Bat Bettalino, world's feather- in a 15-round titular a few days after the most disappoint- ing mm‘-xh{.h! made in an Amer- Barba jeust and evidently decided the Cuban had slipped badly. Battalino has not fought in New | York since he lifted the TAKES SOCCER TITLE Great Mills High School Wins in St. Marys County. PEARSON, Md., November 11.—N; Everett ‘Thomas, center halfback; Wi m halfback; James Hammett, left inside; Walter Saunders, center forward; Willlam Markle, right inside, and Edward Barto, right end. Major “Chain” Features ‘TONIGHT. network. 9:30 —~Philco hour; Barlow’s Orchestra— and C. B. 8. net- v |11 12 Hurley. 11:00—Weather forecast. 11:01—Cotton Club Orchestra. 11:30—St. Regis Orchestra. 12:00 to 1:00—Pennsylvania Orchestra. Early Program Tomorrow, c:ssn—smh':tdmt from London—‘ peeches x].n! George V an Prime mflm . Ramsay Mac- Donaid at opening of Indian Round Table Conference. T:30a—Tower health exercices. 15— Morning devotions. 30a—Cheerio. e —Onur Dy Poot 10:00a—National Home hour. 11:00a—Health talk by Dr. Ruth Wads- 11:15a—Radio Household Insticute. ll':mnhr—l'eet and Low Down. 12:15—Farm Flashes 30—National Farm and Home hour. 30—Mayflower Orchestra, 00—Organ recital. ,.!fl—The ":ow ’l‘hl'eeY 3 :00—“How to Know Your Child,” Mirlam P. Scott. 54 4:00 to n:‘oo—'m Blue Aces. 2054 Meters., WISV 1,460 Kilocycles. 3:00—Armistice day program. 4:30—Melody Moments. 4:45—8cience and history. 5:00—Welfare's Joyous Service Volun- Dance Orchestra. American e i S : or! ce 2 International Friendship. :00—Insurance im. 10:15 to H:W—Crt’yogltlb Dance Music. Early Program Tomorrow. :00a—Gospel songs. :40a—Farm news program. 12:05—Farm talk. 1:00—Sign off, 2:00— n musicale. 11:30 to 12:00—Mickey Alpert’s Or- chestra, Early Program Tomorrow. 6:55 ww—mm.o’ut from Lon- and Prime Minister J. Ramsay Macdonald. i5a—The O Duteh G ‘The Girl. the Morning Mall. 308—1 Moods. 10:00a—Nell Vinick Beauty Talk. 10: Radio Home Makers. B -““Economical Grace -White. 10:45a—"“The Ywnph“tl‘ Clothes,” by 11:008—“A Luncheon,” by Ida Bailey . 11:158—Ben and Helen Talk It Over. 11:30a—Ida Balley Allen’s Editorial 11:45a—*"Interior Decorating,” by Joan Barrett. 12:00m—Manhattan Towers Orchestra. 12:30—Columbia Revue. :00—Lotus Orchestra. 11:30a—"“Clothes Personalif = G o wattor . 27 Kath 11 ‘music. 12:45 t9-1:00—Ann and Edythe. OUT-OF-TOWN STATIONS. Programs m’m;-: by the A Press_Scheduled for Eastern standard time. ssociated eters on left of call letters, kilocycles on right.) 454.3—WEAF New York—660. (N. B. C. chain)) 10:00—Song Bird. ¥ | 10:15—B. A. Rolfe Orchestra, 11:00—Ellington’s Band. 11:3¢—Vincent Lopez Orchestra. 348.6—WABC New York—860. (C. B. 8. chain.) 7:00—Frederic Willlam Wile, 17:15—8alon Or:hu'.n 422.3—WOR—710. rts; Ensemble. A RADIO 18th & Col. 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