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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
LAST WEEK Of
CITY PARK MEET
Orbicular, at Even Money, Won
Mile and Seventy Yards by
Two Lengths.
MoLLIE MoNTRosE FIRST
Toy Boy the Only Outsider to
Romp Home for First
Money.
MoLLIE MoNTRosE FIRST

NEW ORLEANS. March 1s.--A purse
affair at mile and seventy yards was
the feature of the first day Of the
final week of the meeting at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon. 1t was won
by orbciular, with Donna second and
oberon third Orblcular won out easily
by two lengths.
First race-tsix furlongs; selling
to ~ second, BAIL (25 to - third.
Time, 1913 3-5
Second raee--four and half fur
longs; purse--Mollie Montrose G. to 81
first, Dew of Dawn Go to - second,
Lady Caroline Go to - third. Time,
:54 3-5
Third race--mile and an eighth; sell
ing--Grenada q to 10) first Granada
g to - second, Foreigner 6 to %
third. Time. :52 4-5.
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
--Orbicular (even) first, Danno (evem
second Oberon ESQ to - third. Time,
1:43 AS.
Fifth race---fve and half furlonga
Toy Boy (S to - first. Baleshed us
to ID second. Morales &c to ~ third.
Timex 1906 1-5
Sixth race-seven furlongs: selling
Pasadena q to u first. st. Valentine
q to y second, Mortiboy qo to ii
third Time, :26 49,
Seventh race--tnile. selling-Bye Bye
ii. CA to ~ first Bogart 6 to ~ sec
ond. Kaiserhoff q to p third. Time
1:41 2-5.
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Baseball Paper.
FRANCE, PLQUED, NOT 10
COMPETE IN 0LYMPlAD

LONDON, March 1S--l'rench athletes
will not take part in the Olympic
games, which will be held in this city
next year, because Frenchmen promi-
nent in sports were not consulted with
regard to arrangements for the fixture
NJ. Duyignau de Tenneau. president
of the Union Societies French sports
Athletique. the governing body Of
sports in France, has officially notified
the Rev, r. S. do Courcy Lafran, secre-
tary of the British Olympic Associa-
ton. that the French absolutely re-
fuse to have n part in tive British
lOlympiad.
No definite cause can be assigned
for this backdown of the Frenchmen,
hut there is report that the French
are upset because they were ignored
when arrangements for the meet were
made,
Baron Pierre de coumbertln. who
planned the first revival in 1896. was
left out In the cold and he is goin.
to make trouble for somebody.
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last years successes are any criterion.
L Last year, during the eighteen days OF
the spring meeting, the Belmont colors
We're in front no less than thirteen times.
This season the material Is thought to
be of even higher class than a year
ago and though competition will be
keener the stable should furnish a large
proportion OF winning horses.
Despite the fact that not one of the
three top weights in the Benning Handi-
cap will start. in the opinion or experts,
nevertheless there is more than enough
eligible material. in tha Remaining fifty
seven nominations 70 produce an amply
satisfying contest
With Miller and Radtke. the two best
jockeys on the turf. at the Benning
meeting, there Is sure to be keen rivalry
between them, Miller is to ride for
William Garth who may not require
Radtke's services, rs. he may not be
ready to race any OF the Messrs Rainey's
horses at the meeting. This will leave
Radtke free to take mounts on other
horses.
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season and 1t is proposed in addition
to other things, to give them shower
baths in the clubroom at the park
This will be greatly needed improve
ment, as 1t Will enable the men to
do all their dressing and cleaning
UP at the ball park. and do away
with the necessity of having them
walk back to their rooms in all the
discomfort following after game.
Charters to Play Again.
Peyton Charters. the spitball artist. viii
play baseball again l,e has been signed
BY Butler, one OF the towns in the Western
pennsylvania League. where Claude Hook
er, Richmond bog. Is also going.
Charters is a fine hand with tho spitball
or last season, and later went to Roanoke
and Dnnvile. He couldn't make good, how
ever, as he was, In poor health most Of the
season He feels pretty 1T now and ex-
poets to get permanent Job in PennsyIva-
MIA.
Charters is~a fine and with the spitball
but IL Is a bad ball to use and Jesse Tan
nehiii says that the man who tries 1t soon
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LOOKING FORWARD
TO RACING AT BENNING'S

No racing season that ever began will
be more eagerly welcomed than that
which will be inaugurated on Monday,
March 25th at Bcnning, and will con-
tinue for three weeks. SO hard winter,
from racing standpoint, has not been
experienced in years, and horsemen. as
well as the general public, will rejoice
when the flags are hoisted a week hence.
Bennins formerly was handicapped with
small fields in the spring, but the steady
advance in popularity Of the sport has
had the inevitable effect OF gradually en-
larging the list of stables in the vicinity
OF Washington and Baltimore. SO that
with the two meetings, about thirty days
In all, Mt Benning and Pimlico, every in
ducement exists for thorough and ays-
tematic campaign Of preparation.
This is why stables Of great strength,
as compared with those that existed a
few years ago, now overrun the track.
and why stables which once yawned In
vain for occupants are now so inade-
auate for the demand that not more than
half the 600 horses which are at or near
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-19
Real Estate For Sale.
a RARE
Suburban Opportunity.

A commanding location 100 feet above
picturesque Failing Creek" which bor-
ders u on the north; rolling and a
shaded tract Of $50 acres, overlooking
and In full view of the magnificent cour-
try seats of Jas, Scott Parrish, Thomas
Il. Jeffress, Theo a. Page and Howard
sswineford, This property is within a
few minutes walk Of A. G. T., II. r.,
Depot, with telegraph, express and post
offices; and q few minutes drive OF cleo
trio car station on II, & p. Electric Line.
This property Is an ideal one for the
Landscape. gardncr's efforts. Nature has
been kind In Its development and adorn-
ment. and embraces sufficient scope for
one or more handsome suburban home
steads,
This Is, the suitable time of the year
to lay plans and develop such an enter
PRISE
A contour map OF the entire property
has been prepared and all particulars
will be given on application to tho ownor.
IT. sWINEFORD,
lllo u, Main St. Richmond.
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NOW IN THE g. A. A.
Basketball Now Recognized a,
One Of Standard Games

fChARl-oTrEsVILLE, VA, March H.
AT q meeting of the General Athletic
Association OF the University OF Vir-
sinia. basketball, which, since Its in
production at the university several wears
ago, mas been independent OF associa
uon rule was taken into the association
ana recognized by them. putting tho
sport on a par in that respect with base.
ball and football. The managers ana
assistant managers will hereafter be an
pointed by the q. a. A.. and mon MAY
Ing on the teams representing the uni
verslty basketball will be awarded the
~. ID. la. c." for merltorious work In
that sport,
Mr.. IT, II, Lannigan, who has been
director Of athletics at the university
for two seasons past. was engaged lor
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the track can find room within the gates.
Many at Track for Training Only.

Many at Track for Training Only.
BY no means all those horses are des-
tined to race at the meeting, however,
and In this respect the management of
the course is set a delicate task in draw
Ing the line in the matter of awarding
Stable room to some horsemen who GER
tainly do not mean to race many of their
charges. and at the same time to avoid
giving offense
Still, It Is certainty that the fields
for this spring meeting will be larger
IMAM ever before and that consequently
the work of selecting winners viii be
all the more difficult. For the first few
days. of course, the New Orleans and
California horses will have some advan-
tages because OF their well-seasoned con-
diton. but after that the. Virginia train
cd stables. as well as those which have
been at Bennlng all winter will begin
to assert their superiority, and when
the horses in the South Carolina division
of August Belmonts stable begins to
race they, too. will be hard to beat If
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another term OF five years dat,ns IRON
june 1907. to act during this time In a
like capacity.
The association decided to send the
entire collection of athletic trophies, to
the extent of over one hundred, won by
the different teams representing the uni
verslty In past seasons to the James
town Exposition this year, to be eN-
hibited in the University Of Virginia Sec
ton In the Educational Building. spe-
cial section will be reserved by the uni
verslty for these trophies.
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Sporting Notes.

Guide for 1907 Ia out.
The contest for tho national figure
skating championship OF the American
Athletic Union VIII BIO held AT the
st. Nicholas Rink, New York City,
ON Tuesday,
The Oxfold-camhridge track ma
lfiold events viii DO contested at Lon
don on March 23d
Instead Of limi!ing the boxing 10
ono or two clnbp, Mayor Becker, OF
milwaukee,, has decided to open np
that city and let anybody have boxing
shows who wants to run them,
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Nelson Sad; Change Name Hege

CHICAGO, March ls, Battling Nell
son is unhappy. In spite OF hcroie
efforts on his part, which included \
personal appeal. railroad company
has changed the name OF the Danes
birthplacc, near Chicago, from Hege-
wisch to Burnham Nelson says he
will appeal to President Roosevelt and
at least save the name Of the post
Office.
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loses his arm and becomes unable to throw
any other curve.
Charters and Hooker expect to leave about
April 9Th.
Baseball Paper.
Tommy Atkins sporting editor of the
News Leader. is arranging 1.-THE Score
Card" which Will be devoted to the de-
tails Of the baseball season in this city.
The score card Will be a pamphlet affair.
and Will be gotten up in attractive form.
1t will contain advertisements for various
firms. matters of interest in connection with
tho game. pictures and sketches of the play
ers. the standing of the clubs, the schedule
will interest the devotces OF the game.
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Auction Sales This Day.

On account Of removing from the city,
and having to give up tho houses at once
Will sell the above Furniture, consisting
of BEDROOM Furniture. iron and Brass
Beds. Iron Cots and Mattresses, Side
boards, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, Re-
frigerators Frankling Heaters, Cook
Book Cases.
Special at IL O'Clock.
Three Solid Silver Ladies, Water
Pitchers and Walters. lot other Silver
ware, handsome pair of Old Mahogany
Tables to match one Round Mahogany
Table, Old Writing Desk, Chest of Draw
ers. with columns, Bureaus, Work Tables.
three-corner 1nlaid Stand, Old Bcdstead,
one single Mahogany Bedstead handsome
Cabinet
THE STANDARD AUCTION co.
b. G. Buford Manager and Salesman.
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Auction Sales Future Day1
TO THE TRADE.

10y direction OF transportation co,r,.
p ,,as anu 0,ners. We will sell n ycry. large
i,,a ., valuable ii,, collection of Shoes glks.
SILK Suits. Calico etc.--alI hirh s~rs ~,
goods and iip-to-date in style ara ,, %.
terms. suitable for the spring tratIe. I'M !.
pracing. In part, as follows: = q
20 dozen Ladies' skirts. assorte,, .txo.8
81 to bnndle); IL Ladies' Snrinr ts,,its
Sbeautiful goods and nicely made ,,n1. IL
Bolts Dress Goods (for Suifinra A.
skirts), 1000 yards assorted Rennnnta
calico and Percales, 60 Ladies', handsonn.,
silk Waists 200 Baby Caps. az TnS,nss
beautiful silk Suits Gust the style for
Easter). VIII sell in Quantities to s,,it
buyers 20 Spring Coats. . Ladies, FItofi
Suits. Rubber Satin Coats. several hnits
line SILK. nice line OF Clothing, Hosierv.S
loWels, general assortment of Notiona.
about zoo pair Ladies' and Gentss Patent
Leather Shoes (made specially FOR the
city trade) and many other dcsrahis
goods. 's Z ~
Groceries, Confectionery. etc
AIS Also for parties declining business,
stock OF Groceries, Confectionery, soda
apparatus, Show Cases. etc, Consisting
OF 70 dozen Clothes Lines, IS Assorted
candy Jars and Candy general line 81
Shelf Goods. Smoking and Chewing To.
bacco and Cigars small size Soda An
paratus. one Silent Salesman Show Case
one Oval and one Square G-foot Metal
Frame Show Cases, etc. \.
TERMS: CASH. Sale positive. Nh
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
AuctioneerS.
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Richmond Chancery Court. entered
March, 4. 1907, in the suit of the City
ais, the undersigned Special Coinmis- ID
sioners will sell at public auction, upon
Friday, MARCH 90. 1907.
at O'clock p. NJ. the real estate there's
IN described. consisting Of a lot OF land
east the sS ity 81 Of hiehmond Va
tween Broad and Marshall Streets, be-
ginning at a point distant 11S feet -
inches north of Broad Street, and runs
east line Of Seventeenth Street. and and
thence back eastwardily, Between li par
h ALE lin ineS 100 feet. to an alley Of Vary
To- on the plat of Mary N. Priddy' s
property, made by Jas. 4. Redd & Son
and rec CO.. in the clerks office, Rich-
InCnd Chancery Court.
Inis is now some OF the most vail
uable property in the city, being inn
mediately adjacent to costly Improves
& Ohio and Seaboard Air Line Rail-
ways In the near future, and having
such broad and liberal frontage rem
ders 1t doubly useful for many and va
ried purposes. and should command
snirited and active competition for its
purchase n Il '58s
residue In two equal payments at six
and twelve months, for notes Of the
purchaser bearing 8 per cent from day
Of sale. and the title to be retained UNI
til all tho purchase money il 1paid
and conveyance Is ordered by the
court. 585s'-H nm
g H ;. ] Po II AZ - al
HARVEY WILSON, ss, 8s
Special COMMISSIONERS.
The bond required or the special
Dt Test sais c ElSsn. o. sAv1LLE. clerk
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son and Harrison =
Grant, s7}
Real Estate Auctioneers

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
OF gS
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
TEENTH STREET JUST NORTH
OF BROAD STREEr. WTTIi
SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THERE-
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II. r. POLLARD,
GEO. p. HAW, Il
HARVEY WILSON, Z,

"a Special COMMISSIONERS,
The bond required or the special
commissioners by the above decree has
been duly given s # 4 "a 71gS
Teste: CFIAs. o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
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At request OF the parties in interest,
we will sell at public auction, on the
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior. United
States Land Office, CLAYTON. New Mexico.
November 10, 1907.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by Horace E. Sullins,
contestant. against homestead entry no.
Ioo36. made September II. 1906. for sea
section IS, twp IN. range 35e. by Byrne
Statler. contestee. in which it is alleged
under date of March II. 1907. that said
Byrne Statler has wholly abandoned said
tract: that he has changed his residence
therefrom for more than six months since
making said entry and next prior to the
date hereof, that said tract is not settled
upon and cultivated by said party as re-
quired by law; and that said alledged
absence from the said land was not due to
to his employment in the army. navy.
or marine corps of the United States
as a private soldier, officer, seaman or ma
rine during the wal with Spain. or during
any other wal in which the United States
may be engaged"
Said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at ten O'Clock A M on Feb
ruary 3, 1905 before H. r. Putnam. U. S.
Court Commissions at his office in Texico
New Mexico, and that final hearing will
be held at ten o'clock a m IN February 10.
1908, before the Register and Receiver at
the United States Land Office in Clayton.
N. M.
The said Contestant having, in a proper
affidavit, filed november 10. 1907. set
forth facts which show that after due dill
gence personal service of this notice can
not be made. it is hereby ordered and de
rected that such notice be given by due
and proper publication. Ia oS
Edward w. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04

Before adjournment Rev. Camp
bell was awarded a candy crested
cake for the high excellence he
had shown as auctioneer.
Everybody present had a good
time from converting to adjourn
ment of Entertainment and as soon
as the banquet was ended the hall
was cleaned and Luke Raines OF
Bell Ranch was introduced to the
mysteries of the initiatory cere-
mony.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04
Homestead Entry No. 1871,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. Land Office
at Clayton. N. M, Nov. al, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Walter z.
Johnson. of Revuelto. N. M, has filed
notice of his intention to make final COM
mutation proof in support Of his claim,
viz:
Homestead Entry No. 1871. made Sept.
re, 1906. for the North West Quarter Sec
ton "a. Township I'm. Range 33E, and
that said proof will be made before N. v.
Gallegos, U. S. Court CON-, at his Office
in Tucumcari. N. M. on JAM. 8. 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, the land, viz:
Floriencio Martinez. L. F.. Browning,
w. F. Johnson. Ben S. Johnson all of
Revuelto. N. N.
II-3o-s-6t Edward w. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04
Atlanta, August 10. 1904.

F.. G. Dewitt & Co., Chicago, III.
Dear sirs:-"I have suffered more than
twenty years from Indigestion. About
eighteen months ago l had grown SO much
worse thai l could moi retain anything on
my stomach. My heart wonld beat so
fast l could not sleep. At times / would
almost draw double with pain in the plt of
my stomach. l lost IS pounds. now
weigh more than I ever did in my life and
am in better health than for many wears.
kodol did it. keep a bottle constantly,
and write this hoping that humanity will
be benefited" Yours very truly,
JAKE G. MOORE,
State Warden.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04

llOhJ
F. G.. Robinson is in town from
San ION.
r. l.. Hamm has sold0his inter-
est in the "Fmous" to Smith and
Wyatt and has no further interest
in that business.
Chas. II. Stanton of Albuquerque
is in town on business.
c. Brangan announced a fine
New girl at his home, came in
Christmas Eve.
E. H. Fullwood has returned
home to San on after manufacture
ing brooms here for the past few
weeks. This market will sell
about so tons of the product.
Max and Arthur Goldenberg
have returned to military school
at Roswell.
Mrs. L. l.. Warren is now or
ganizing a private class in ball
room dancing, for particulars call
at residence four doors east of
Mrs. Sidley's Boarding House or
at A. lowell & Co.'S, store. 1t
The Famous has just installed a
hat exhibit that is one of the finest
things OF the kind in the city.
The case fits the wall and has glass
movable doors. Every style OF
hat in stock is visible and it only
takes a customer a minute to make
a selection.
DIR. and Mrs. w. c. Kluttz
passed through Tucumcari last
Tuesday returning from their we'd
ding tour. DR.. Kluttz formerly
resided at Tucumcari and has a
great many friends here who gave
him and his bride a very friendly
welcome. The doctor received
congratulations on every hand, and
wishes OF happiness extended to
both. They departed Tuesday
evening for Ell Paso, Texas,
where DR.. Kluttz and wife will
make their home. The News Joins
their friends here in wishing
them great happiness and
prosperity.
Our popular grocer, c. T. Adair
and wife are the proud and happy
parents of a fine Eight Pound Girl
which arrived Friday morning.
The mother and child are doing fine.
1t is uncertain whether Adair will
recover or not. Alloy was ordered,
but they have decided to keep the
girl. We are unable to state the
name Of the little Miss as she came
as such a great surprise that they
have not thought of a name YET
for her.
| will open a kindergarten al
my residence on corner of Adams
and High Streets at 9 A. M. Mon
day Morning, January 9Th, 1903,
Your patronage solicited.
I3-2t-pd MRS. OSCAR M. WHITE,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-01-04
ODD FELLOWS ENTERTAIN AT
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
AND BANQUET.
One Hundred and Twenty Guests Present.
Rebe((dS' Cake Sold for SIS.
Rebe((ds viii Organize.

The greatest lodge entertain
ment ever witnessed in Tucumcari
was pulled off Thursday night at
the |. 0. o. F. Hall over the post
office. Public installation was had
and followed by a banquet at which
100 people sat down to a supper
the equal of which has never been
seen in this community. There
was everything to eat from an olive
to a roast pig, and there were other
things, to drink, coffee and 'sich,'
until your stomach was filled with
the best provender known to the
culinary art and your disposition
wa. all sunshine even under Tu-
cumcari electric lights. The Off
GERS installed were as follows:
Lee Sherwood, N. g.;
G. F. Mullins, Y. g.;
Mitchell, Secretary;
Levi Beals, Financial Secretary;
S. M. Wharton, Treasurer.
Following the installation Broth
err York delivered a lecture on
Odd Fellowship that made a man
feel that he is not following the
Ten Commandments unless he be-
comes an Odd Fellow. His lee
ture was a correct portrayal OF
Odd Fellowship both historically
and socially and was greatly ap-
p~reciated by all who heard him.
The banquet followed and no.
body will ever forget the manner
in which the Rebeccas and families
of the membership Of this lodge
did get busy and feed the multi
tude. The editor along with a
few other hungry Odd Fellows put
away enough %provender in about
twenty minutes to feed all the
guests Of the Tucumcari hotels for
a month, but we haven't been
hungry since, too much Of a good
thing will even discombobulate the
alinentary intentions of a country
editor and overlooking will as you
know take the hoofs off a horse.
A roster of membership for a
Rebecca Lodge was obtained in
about five minutes following ora
tons on the subject by DR.. c. J.
X. Moore, Rev. J.. w. Campbell
and Satter white, all of whom as
sEred Odd Fellows present that
nothing could be carried out sue
cessfully without the aid of the
women, and it being Just after
supper, which, with cigars from
Mrs. M. b. Fowler, as a compile
ment to the long line of food
consumed, there was no OPP
position, and a cake prepared by
the Rebeccas was sold by Rev.
Campbell tor the handsome sum OF
$4,000, to highest bidder, the
money to go to the Rebecca organ.
ization.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-08
OFFER SECURITY FOR SIS
LOAN FOR THREE DAYS

LONG BEACH, Sept. 1.-TWO fashion
ably dressed women who said they could
give unimproved property as security
entered the l.. S. Barnes & Co. office on
West Ocean avenue today and asked If
it was true that the company had money
to loan. j. C. Langston, an attache of
the office, was surprised when, in re-
sponse to questions the women said
they wanted $5 for three days.
Mrs. Matilda s. Moore, SO years old,
died yesterday at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs l.. s. Moore, 229 West Eighth
street. She had lived in California for
fifty-three years, ten of which were spent
in Long Beach. Funeral services will
be held at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon
from the residence.
In a game featured by nerve-wrack-
ing finish the University Merchants in
door baseball team last night defeated
the company H team of this city at the
Majestic rink by score of 36-34. The
Foresters of Los Angeles, who are in
first position in the league, will play
against the local five here next Friday
night.