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Evening star., 1925-04-26
WCAP-Chesapeakc and Potomac
Telephone 60. 1855 Metersl.

II a.m.-Service from Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church of Washington.
Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfiey, pastor. will
deliver the sermon, his subject being
Christ Is All"
4 pm-Service from Bethlehem
Chapel of the Mount St. Alban Ma
tional Episcopal Cathedral. The Right
Rev. James +. Freeman, Bishop of
Washington. will deliver the sermon.
go TO s p.m.-Musical program by
"Roxie and his gang" direct from
the Capitol Theater. New York City.
s 10 10 p.m.-Special program un-
der the auspices of the Catholic Chari-
ties of the Archdiocese of New York.
Program: Organ solo. "Marche Ro-
maine" (GounodD. by Maurice Cara
brant. BY St. stephens Choristers.
pr. John Philip Foley, directing
Ave Maria" (ArcadelU and ''Sanctus'
tDi Lasso). BY Leo de Hierapolis,
baritone-"For You Alone" (GoehD.
BY Margherita r. Hamill soprano
Killarney" When the Dew Is Fall
ing" (Schneider), and Believe Me If
All Those Endearing Young Charms.
BY Karl Klein, violinist-Prelude to
The Deluge" Saints -Saens) and
Spanish Dance" CRehfeld). BY st.
Stephens Choristers, with solo by
Everett k-'Hosanna" ,(Granier1.
Solos by Edmund Burke. Irish bari
tone. Address by Patrick Cardinal
Hayes. Solos by Mario Chamlee, ia
nous Metropolitan Opera tenor, ac-
companied by Ralph Mazziota. BY st.
Stephens Choristers and Everett
Clark-"Ave Maria" (SchuberO. By
Karl Klein. violinist-'Londond
Air" tKreislerl. BY st. Stephens s
Chorist sters-'Panis Angelicus" Cesar
Franck). BY Leo de Hierapolis-
Good Bye" (TostD. BY Margherita
r. Hamill-"My Love Ger the Water
Bends Dreaming" (Moscatol and "To
Ny Love" (MoscatoJ. BY Karl Klein
Rhapsody" tHubay). Duet by Ever
EFT Clark and Leo de Hierapolis-
"Addio," from Fore del Destino
VerdD. BY st. Stephens Choristers-
Onward. Christian Soldiers" tSullf
vanl. organ solo by Maurice Cara
brant-"Pilgrim's Chorus" (Wagnerl
Early Program Monday.
5:45 to 7:45 a.m.-Morning Setting
Up" exercises by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.. direct from the
Metropolitan Tower, / Madison ave
nue., New York City.
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1865 Meters.
Silent.
Early Program Tomorrow.
p.m-Luncheon concert by the
Hotel Shoreham Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Crooks Use Radio.

Crooks are only a step behind the
snterprising sleuths in the use of ra.
dio, according to information received
via the stool pigeon" route. While
elaborate broadcas sting systems have
been devised by bureaus of criminal
identification throughout the country,
by which descriptions of fugitiyes
from justice are furnished various po'
lice departments. the crooks are now
listening in themselves, police have
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Ship Receives 10000 Miles.

The Shipping Board vessel Comack
reports the reception of the United
States Naval Station at Tutuila
Samoa, while southeast of Bahia
Brazil, distance of approximately
10000 miles. AS the messages We're
picked up on a single receiving
set, 1t was considered freak" recep
ton, nevertheless, it is nearly half
way round the globe. The Tutuila
t1ansmitter is a 30-KW arc.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Will Continue, Reviews.

Oliver Sayler. author and critic, who
has been reviewing current plays and
books every Thursday night at WGBS
under the title "Footlight and Lamp
light" will continue his criticisms for
the radio audience. However, Mr.. Say
ler's literary duties have of late in
creased to such staggering proper
tons that, for a time, he felt he would
have to abandon the "Footlight and
Lamplight" periods.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
WDM-Church of the Covenant
(2.J IpferSl

10 a.m.-Every girls Bible class,
conducted by Mrs. Irving ketchum.
II a.m.-Morning service; sermon
by Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo, on The
Mission of the Church"
s p.m.-Evening service; sermon by
Dr. Wood, on Unconscious Chris
ttanity.' Musical program by the
ey yening choir of 100 voices.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
MUSIC SELLERS CLAIM
RADIO RUINS BUSINESS
Berlin Reports Concert Managers
and Dealers in Instruments
Handicapped by Broadcasting.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
BERLIN. April s.-Radio broadcast
ing in Germany is running their bust
ness is the constant complaint of con
cert managers, music teachers and
the sellers of musical instruments.
Since people now get their music at
home they are not inclined to go out
for 1t or study for it.
The public attendance at concerts
and grand opera is falling off; music
teachers who year ago had Ave or
six pupils Il day now have but two
or three a week, and people are no
longer interested in learning to make
music sor themselves.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1855 Meters.
Early Program Tomorrow.

! p.m-Luncheon concert by I'll
Hotel Shoreham Orchestra.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

learned. AS soon as a description has
been broadcast a brother in crime in
stantly notifies the fugitive that he is
a marked man-and the crook lays his
plans accordingly. AS result of the
.1istening-in'' habit of crookdom po-
lice now are planning to send all radio
lDalletins by code.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

method of Transmitting the Gospel
message is to be in fhe days that lie
ahead"
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
BERLENBACH AT
FIRST TOUTED
TO WIN FIGHT
Critics Favor Irishman
Because of Fine
Technique
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent,


NEW YORK, May 2S-Evcr since
it passed from the kinky dome of
the black Battling Sikh to the rusty
locks Of Mike McTiguc, the world S
light heavyweight crown LAS been
regarded by the experts rs the
property of the first good fighter
who could get the champion into
the ring.
McTiguc, who took the title on n
decision in Dublin on Il ST. Patrick s
day meets Paul Bcrlcnbach, the
former amateur wrestler and the
hardest punchcr in the ring, here
tomorrow night in the first big out
door show of the season. The bet
ting is not backing up the opin-
ion of the experts.
Two weeks ago, through the gen
cral opinion that McTiguc was II
mark for a good fighter, smart bet
tors were laying s to ) that Me
Tiguc would lose the title and even
money that Bcrlenbach would win
by q knockout.
Today MsTiguc was 6 to ) fav-
oritc 10 win and some long shot
money was being laid that the cham
pion would stop the burly Berlcn-
bach.
There is nothing tricky in the
switch in the betting. It is the re-
suit OF form shown in the training
camps of the two fighters and the
belief that skilled, sharpshooting
fighter can lick Il crude, swinging
puneher.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
BELLO BUTLER
SCRAP PROMISES
MUCH INTEREST

Despite the fact that Friday night
prccedcs a week end holiday, the
advance ticket sale for the boxing
matches at the Imperial Valley Ath-
letic club is normal, it was stated
today, and it is apparent that the
Bcllo Butler scrap is magnet that
is going to draw many fans from all
parts of the valley.
The fact that Butler has beer
able to hold his own with Pat Nc
Nulty, and that Bello was going
against Pat until he broke his hand,
has established both of Friday
night IS performers as mighty good
men, McNulty having established a
standard for comparisons i'll his two
visits here.
The Griffo-Balesco semi-final has
also aroused considerable inter
est, particularly among those who
saw Critic fight Battling Doty at
Mexicali recently.
In the four round special event,
Kid Ontario, who lost a close deci-
sion to Kid Mex at Brawlcy last
Friday night, will meet Young
Brown of Calcxico. Ontario is a
bearcat for punishment, with a ter
rifle wallop, and has been the star
of many hard fights at Brawlcy.
Brown is rated as a conner who can
give the BrawIey man Il tough go
every step of the way.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
More Is Given
Decision Over
Captain Roper

Sandy More, who is scheduled to
meet Toncy Fuentcs at McNicali
next Sunday, won from Captain Bob
Roper at Wilmington last night on
a foul. Roper had piled up lead
during six rounds, and the unin-
tcntionai -ou, camo in the seventh
round. The referee awarded the
fight to More.
Reports from the rlngside state
that More put up good scrap but
Roper WIS leading because OF his
clcvrrncss. 1t is not believed any
charges will be brought against
Roper, all who saw the blow agree
ing that it was unavoidable.
Adviccs from McXicali state that
More is expected to be in shape for
his scheduled bout with Fucntes Oh
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
LARGE THRONCS
in INDIANAPOLIS
FOR AUTO RACES
by GERALD P. OVERTCN
Omitted Press Staff CorreSDondent)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May IS
The vanguard of the speedway
throng was arriving in indianapolis
today for the Decoration Day auto
mobile races here Saturday.
BY Saturday morning the tide will
swell to crowd of $4,000 or 1JO,-
900 8ersops who will .sGe the 10Th
'aiundf International sweepstakes
500 mile race.
There are 21 sure starters for the
race, IS having qualified TUESDAY
and three yesterday.
Ralph De Palma 5 Miller special
clipped off the ten mile qualifying
run at 1856 miles an hour ycstcr-
day, the best of the day. Il. j.
Nail's special did l01S mics IN
hour and l.. J.. Corum S special quail
ificd At l03.5.
Cars which has not vet gotten on
the track for the qualification runs
Will be given Il final chance today
Elsinorc, Riverside county, has
let IA contract for Il new municipal
water system, to cost $l31,7 ,73S.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-.Joc Harris
veteran Washington outficlder, hit
two homers and triple and gave
the Senators 10 to 9 victory over
the Athletics.
Bob Mcuscl hit Il home run with
two on bases. The Yanks beat the
Red SoX / to ).
Eddie Roush 5 home ran with two
on enabled the Reds to beat the
Cards 4 to >.
Glenn Wright hit homci with
the bases filled and helped thc Pi-
rates down the Cubs. l3 to 3.
Lees double in the tenth inning
knocked in the run that gave the
Indians a 4 TO > victory over the
Browns.
Ike Kainp, a rookie southpaH, set
the Giants on their ears and the
Braves won their third game in a
row from the champions by a score
of ) to >.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
| FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
! AND THE RESULTS


Ssn , Yosk---i>cns7'ii ii,sYp,. BrittsA
junior lightweight, won From Char!
ley Roscn, New York, on a foul in
the seventh round. Doe Smell, Ia
coma, fcuihcrwcieht, and Al Clitty,
New York, fought ten round
dtaw.
oSkland-fraukic Schocll, Buffa-
10. veli.rweight, gained an easy
,tetorF last night IN ten round
bout herc with Bob Sage, battling
haru,tfr Schucll carried the fight
and took cight of the rounds.
San Francisco Max Rascublum
and johnny Burns went ten rounds
10 q tlaw hccc last night. Three
kno,kpuis featured the prclimin.
aries.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
Babe Ruth Back
On job Sunday

NEW YORK, May 2S.--Babc
Ruth, WHO has .iu>t been discharged
after confinement of seven weeks
in thc hospital, probably will re-
turn TO the lineup of The New: York
Yankees next Sunday, it was an
nounc,d today by Miller lIngSins,
manager OF the club. The Babe
may be used only in Il part of ;hc
game if he does not feel strong en-
ough TO 50 the route.
We will not allow HIM to take
any chances, Huggins said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
Here and There
in Sport World
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, May 2S.- The
old question can an ocean swimmer
beat plunge swimmer should be
settled once and for all Saturday af-
tcrnoon when Edgcwatcr Club of
Southern California holds its surf
swimming meet in front of the
clubs ne" building at Santa Moni-
Ga.
Some OF the most prominent
plunge swimmers in Southern Cali
tornla have announced their intcn-
ton to participate in the ocean
events.
Ben Trash, Olympic high diving
champion, will be in charge of the
events. The meet has been sane
toned BY ~, y. L. authorities.
Fidcl La Barba wound up his
training today under instructions
from his trainer and manager,
George Blake, and is all set for
the big 90 against Teddy Silva at
the Hollywood American Legion
stadium tomorrow night.
Nick Carter, miller; Kenneth Mont,
gomcry, half miller, and Phil Buck
man, quarter miller, arc the track
men who have been selected to re-
present Occidental College in the
national Intercollegiate track meet
at Stagg Field, Chicago, on June 6.
. MushN' Callahan, weltcrweig ght
fighter, who defeated Spug Myers
at Vernon last Tuesday night, was
signed today by Jack Doyle fol
another fight in the Vernon arena
to De staged June %. Russell lie.
roy, Nebraska scrappcr, who holds
Il decision over Ace Hudkins, will
be callahan S opponent.
4 new Pacific coast intcrscholast
ic record for the mile was set at the
Coliseum in a special race Yesterday
when CheSlcy Uuruh, FL Monte high
school, ran the distance in 1 minutes
30 seconds.
After piling up nice lead of
points, Captain Bob Roper, heavy.
weight, foulcd Sandy More in the
seventh round of their scheduled 10
round bout at Wilmington arena
last night.
y few moments before the acci-
dental blow, Roper had his opponent
on the floor for count of nine.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

Cattlc-200, no steers offered, she
stock moderately active, steady TO
strong. Bulk fat COWS and hcifcrS,
$1,000 G.35, Small lots hcifcrS up
ward to 500. Gamers and cut
tcrS, $2.00M3.50. Bulls, stcady,
mostly bolognas, St,25m5.O0; beer
bulls, 75.100ij.25.
Calves 80, moderately active,
steady. Bulk milk calves, $950m
Hoo, Choice kinds upward to Sl2,
Commons and hcaNtes, $1,000 500.
Hogs None, holdovcro appro>I
matcly 500, active, around - high.
cr Three loads l75-ls5 lb butchers,
$ih0o. Late. top yesterdays $3.50.
Sheep None. Good aud choice
spri4g lambs quotabIc $4,000 1900.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

A GRADUATE NURSE will take
confinement cases in her home.
The best of care. Rates reason
able. Phone 400. 26T4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
WANT ADS

RATES:-1he rate for i-serting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tisements in the Imperial Valley
Press is l cent per word each inser-
ton. M,nimum charge rs cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
For SdIe-M IscelldneOus

SWEET POTATO plants for sale.
NJ. l.. Curtis, IL mile west, z
north Seeley. 26T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
Observation-Disclosures

COLORED MAN wants job feeding
cattle and irrigsting. Prefer to
batch. Box 76S, 23T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

FOR RENT - Furnished house,
close in. Inquire 429 South 7th.
26T5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

Fallbrook, San Diego ,eouhhT4aad
IT'S Immediate cnvirons voted ST.
100000 bonds for dam and water
system.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League
Yesterdays Results

Cleveland I, St. Louis =.
Chicago 10, Detroit 6.
New York /, Boston ,.
Washington 10, Philadelphia
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
Coast League
Yesterday S Results

San Francisco 5, Seattle =,
Los Angeles 7, Portland >.
Sacramento 6, Oakland /.
Vernon ), Salt Lake >.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
For SQle-Ke0I Est0te

FOR SALE-A bargain from owncd
to YOU. Pay no commission. a
real buy. 50 acres with a nice 4
room tile house with 2 largd
porches. Equipment to take car
$4,000 chickens. Shade, roos
room. 5000 gallon tank on new
tower, water line all in for yards
DelcO plant, light all well, ar
ranged, all brand new, 3 broodcrs
l new Chevrolet truck, / new In
tcrnational tractor. Teams.l All
kinds of machinery, and all thu
fine White Leghorns you want ID
go with the above. Very desir-
able location on highway l mile
south of Ell Centre. Reason for
selling, have oil investments back
east, must go, must sell. S. r.
Bashaw. 81 T 4
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

The Lima bean planting in Ncu-
tQra County Is practically finished.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
National League
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati 4, ST. Louis >.
Pittsburgh Is, Chicago ).
Boston >, New York ).
No other RmcS scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

Acres Of good land
and improvements for vegetables,
crop rent first year, cash rent 2
years. For particulars address
r. B. No. IA A, Holtville, Calf.
'.a1 4. h 4 e5T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

FOR SALE-Roll-top desk, swivel
desk chair. Bargain price. 521
Hamilton Ave. 2TT3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Rocnls,
Apartments and Houses

For Rent-RocDls,
Apartments and Houses
IFOR RENT - Furnished house,
close in. Inquire 429 South 7th.
26T5
FOR RENT-Partly furnished, )
room house. 100 Vine st. 26T3
FOR RENT - Very desirable, fur
niShed house with garage. Every
convenience, summer rates. Close
in. 52S Olive. 26T3
FOR RENT room apt, private
bath. 473 Park. 26T3
FOR RENT - Furnished house,
shower bath, $1,000. call between
It. III. and 1 D. III. 320 Hamil-
ton. 26T3
FOR RENT-Good home, Gl5 Holt
Ave. 25T3
FOR RENT-Furnishcd cottage
80 Lave Oaks Springs resort, special
season rates. inquire Box 81,
Sunland, Calf. 26T3
FOR REM - Unfurnished five
room house, fully modern, trees
and lawn. Inquire ut zoos South
Fourth St, City. 25T3
FOR RENT-F;urnisho cottage,
June LIST through October, if de-
sired, at Live Oak Springs. Ac-
commodatc large or small family.
Inquire at 521 Hamilton Ave. At
cottage Sunday, May 31st. AS at
store for HORNE cottage location.
oh - II
FOR RENT-Room, private oath
/ and separate entrance. Apply
5l3 Brighton. 25T3
FOR BENT-For the summer, at
! tractive modern apartments, fur
nishcd, porch, laundry, two bed
rooms, near $. =. l. - go per
month. Address "Occupant, 905
: no. Edgemom ~ ., Los Angeles
Cal. 27T3
FOR RENT-Room, shower bath.
16l Olive. ~ T2
COATES APTS.-Ncw furnished
Apt. June lst. go Adams Ave.
27tf
THE ROGER APTS-Ncw, modern,
elegant furniture. blocks from
Grant hotel, hot water 24 hours
daily. 1917 First street, San Die
go. 14T26
FOR RENT - room furnished
house at Live Oaks. Inquire 571
Olive, phone 279. 25T3
FOR RENT During summer
/ months, s room furnished house,
cool bedrooms, screen porches
on shady side, Live Oaks cabin IN
Guided, 5000. 534 Hamilton,
phone GIG. % I /
LENNON APIS AND ROOMS
Phone l2i. 14T2O
FO R&ENT-Large double room.
private shower and toilet, 704
State. 1otf
FOR RENT--Outsido sleeping rooms
for men. I34 State st. Off
FOR RENT-Ncw five room house.
Phone Valley Lumber Co., 24l.
Off
FOR RENT-Largc, cool house,
hardwood floors, very nicely fur
niShod, lawn. Mrs. Land. 1913
Park. gtf
FOR RENT furnished and > un.
furnished houses. Mrs. Land, 7S3
Park Ave. soft
FOR RENT - Apt. Mission Apts.
20tf
APARTMENT FOR RENT-Also
sleeping room. Park View Apart
mcnts, Phone 237W. l7tf
FOR RENT-Small Apt. $50. Mrs.
Land. 7S3 Park. I3tf
APTS for rent. Glacier Apts. lift
STORE building for rent 9TH and
Broadway. Phone 502W. lltf
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD, rooms aud
Apts. Also garage. $500 per mo.
5sS He'll. lltf
NICELY furnished cottage for rent.
AIS South Eigh1h ST. 24tf
>--7--~~~--N--~-~----->--~-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

Contracts have been let for $50
600 hotel at fontana, San Bcrnar
dino county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28
Cattle Market

Federal and State Market Bur
eau's Prices For Today, Furnish
ed Through Courtesy Of the L.
Il. Union Stock Yards Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

FOR RENT-Partly furnished, )
room house. 400 Vine st. 26T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

FOR RENT - Very desirable, fur
nished house with garage. Every
convenience, summer rates. Close
in. 528 Olive. 26T3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

LOST-Wieker suit case, containing
boy S white suit. Please return
to Press office, receive reward.
2ST2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

4 new Pacific coast intcrscholast
ic record for the mile was set at the
Coliseum in special race Yesterday
when Cheslcy Uuruh, FL Monte high
school, ran the distance in / minutes
80 seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-28

FOR BENT-For the summer, at
tractive modern apartments, fur
nished, porch, laundry, two bed
rooms, near 5. .. l. = go per
month. Address "Occupant,' 905
no. Edgemom ~ ., Los Angeles
Cal. 27T3
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-04
.STAFFA'S DEFEATED
BY CIBOLO'S NINE

Staffa's Druggists ran into the com
bination Of a cold drizzle and some
air tight hurting by Seller at Cibolo
and came out second best, 0 to ..
Seller held the Druggists at his mercy,
according TO the report from Cibolo,
tanning twelve batters and giving up
only five hits. Errors gave the Drug.
gists their two ITALICS, says the Cibolo
reporter.
Staffa's official scorer sets the
count at s to 2, but, Of course. the
drizzle made base runners hard to dis.
tinguish. Also, he recalls that the
Druggists pounded Seller for all of sew.
en- hits and we're prevented by the
dampness from scoring on numerous
occasions.
Staffa's wants to arrange games
with any of the strong clubs in the
vicinity, including Laredo, Boernc,
New Braunfels, Kerrville and Com.
fort. Write w. II. Mitchell. 1906
North Flores street, or call Travis
70s2.
Staffa's scorer appeared first. so
his score by innings is appended:
Staffa's -. ..020 600 600 Z 8
Cibolo 900 POI 200-S IA 4
Batteries: Mitchell, Earl. Rccs and
Harris; Seller and Schraub.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-04
YOUNGSTER TENNIS
DRAWINGS THURSDAY

Drawings for the boys and girls
tennis tournament at Lions Field will
be made Thursday morning. Play will
start Immediately after the drawings
are completed and will continue each
day until the first official champions
of the new Fairgrounds have been
established. Entries are being received
from boys and girls II years of age
and under at the clubhouse.
The first blackstone tourney among
girls Of the Fairgrounds began Mon
day. A complete set of rules for the
game were set down by Playground
Supervisor r. c. Oliver, and the en-
trants are competing under a strict
point system.
A silt contest, open to both boys
and girls, will be held Friday morn
ing. Friday afternoon at o'clock the
''Rinkeydinks," girls baseball team,
will play the second game of their
series with the Girls Club team.
The clubhouse at the field is now
completely furnished. Mothers may
take the little tots to the house and
find a special balcony set aside for
them to watch the children to play.
Showers are open the entire morn
ing and at certain periods during the
afternoon. A complete library for the
children will soon be established.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-04
SPENCE FEELS
He CAN BEAT
LEAGUE
San Antonian Confident
He'll Cop Tuesday
Night Battle.

Young Spence, San Antonio's lead
ing heavyweight pugilist outside the
army ranks. is confident he can defeat
Jack League, Fort Sam Houston's
best in the heavy" division, at Schwab
Field Tuesday night.
This meeting of the big fellows.
their fourth, is calculated to settle for
good and all their argument over SUI
premacy. Spence in their first bout
outpointed League and won the de-
cisiOn. League came back with a
knockout victory in their second fight.
The third was stopped by the referees
and awarded TO League on foul, the
justice of which Spence still ques-
tons. however.
Both men are in the best condition
for their 12-round Tuesday mill that
tops Jack Shelton's bi-monthly boxing
program.
They will weigh a couple OF pounds
under 200, from indications Tuesday
morning, when they step into the ring.
Spence recently made short work OF
hard-hitting giant. Jim st. Clair of
Waco, which materially boosted his
prestige.
Six preliminary bouts are on the
program.
light-heavyweights. Guy Warner
and Arthur Dean. are matched in the
four-round semi-final.
Windmill Jimmy Barrera will fight
Otis Forester four rounds at 154
pounds. Eddie Lopez aud Corporal
MILFORD are down for four at 40,
Mickey Young tangles with Kid
Suarez at 40 for four more. Jimmy
Spar and Jackie Moore are slated for
four at 1873. and there will be the nov
city bout between Bobby Anderson
and Eugene Red" Wolf which is at
tracing lots of attention. Wolf and
Anderson are grown midgets, three
feet high and less than 100 pounds.
They are down for three two-minutc
rounds.