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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
NOTICE UF SALE

To Whom II May Concern: No
'jrc is hereby given that l viii
turn over TO the Constable Of FL
Ccntro Township, Imperial County,
California, on Saturday, November
9Th, at 1000 a. m, Of said day TO be
sold for cash and to the highest bid
der, one Ford touring ear, Motor
Aumbcr lS4lO9l. 1925 California
license Number Gl9.St4.
That said sale to he made under
provisions of Section 305l and 1852
Civil Code, California, for labor
performed and storage of said auto
mobile, amounting TO the sum of
S32.@5 together with the costs Of ad-
vertising and sale.
said sale will be held at 50. ESQ
broadway street, El Centre, Califor-
MIA.
!. c. CORONADO.
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SOUTHERN PI]CS
PICKED TO WIN
AMATEUR MEET
ny United Prcas Leoxeo yyir,

( san FRANCISCO, Nov. Final
matches in the FIR western boxiaz
! championship tournament. which got
of to IN artspicious start last nioht
will be held this evening.
| Five thousand spectators, for the
most part, saw more knockouts in
several hours Of events, than in an
entire lifetime previous.
Southern fighters were easily the
class of the ling last night and on
the fa"c Of their showing those anna
tours representing the Las Angeles
and the Hollywood Athletic clubs
stand 4 fair chanca of winning The
finals in q moio"itv of the eight di-
visions, fly, bantam, feather, light,
weitcr, middle, light heavy and
heavy.
Huerta Evans, Of Glendale, under
The banner Of the Los Angeles CLUB,
was the outstanding fighter Of thc
night. This little bantamwciglt
possessed al The carmarks Of a fu-
turc great ringstor and he made a
decided hit when he disposed of the
fast James Tmhof, Of the San Fran
cisco Olympic club in the second
round of their three round battle.
1t was by far the fastest and
most interesting bout Of the evening
with Evans superiority and punch
ing prowess telling the tale.
Hollywood Wins Heavies
Hurley Brecn, red headed heavy
weight Of Hollywood, came through
with a knockout triumph over Stan
ley Walkcrdinc of tn cOlympic ciub
i'll the second round. Brcen show
ed plenty Of class. His team mate,
America Fontana, stopped Harry
Burger, unattached 135 FOUNDER, in
one round, but in his second match
of the evening lost the decision to
Francis Burke. Of the Olympic club.
Hollywood y. {. stood out in the
heavier divisions. This club s vic
tories included Mariseal welter-
weight. who knocked eat Riordan,
unattached, first round and in his
second match scored a technical
knockout in the first round over
CIR. gg, unattached; Levin, wclter
weight. knocked ont Lloyd, stan
ford, first round; YarnclI, light
heayy, knocked out Tucker, Oakland
in first round, and later fighting in
the heavyweight division Knocked
out Reilly, Oakland, first round.
Pairiugs in the semi finals and
finals which will be run off tonight
have not been made.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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Seyera! Upsets
In Big Fights
ny United Press Leased Wire

New York.-Bud German, Ken
osha, Wis, heavyweight, defeated
Harry Person of Sweden; foul in
fourth round.
New York. - Yale Okun, Now
light heavyweight, defeated Earl
Blue st. Paul 10 rounds, decision.
George Godfrey, Chicago heavy
weight, defeated Jack Townsend of
Harlem, sixth round, Townsend dis
qualified. Irish Tommy Jordan,
Brooklyn wcltcrwcight, defeated
Lew Tender, Philadelphia, fourth
round, foul,
New York.-rhil Kop'an, Harlem
midllcwoight, defeated Cowboy Pad
gett Of Detroit, second round,
knockout. Arthur DE Kuh, New
York heavyweight defeated Glenn
johnson of South America, first
round, knockout.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
GROWERS
MEETING TO BE
HELD NOV. 18th

An official announcement has
been received from G.. ii. Hcrkc, di-
rector of the Department of Agri-
culture at Sacramento, which runs
rs follows:
In accordance with tho provisions
of Section of the California Fruit
and Vegetable Standardization Act
OF 1925, (approved May 23, 1925;
statutes 1928, Chapter 500 a pub
lie meeting of growers, dealers and
others Interested in the production
a"d marketing of head lettuce is
Hereby announced to be held at the
Coart House, El Centre, California,
Saturday, November Is, 1926, at =
/. m.
The meeting will consider the re
Communications Of the state con-
mittcc on lettuce standardization in
connection with tho proposed rcvi
sion Of the California Fruit and
Vegetable Standardization Act as
applied to this commodity. Such
other business as may come within
the jurisdiction of this meeting will
also be transacted. Growers, ship
Porr aul all others who may be in
t'rcNtcd are requested TO attend.
(Signcd)
G.. III. HECKE.
adv Director of Agriculture
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
No. II l60- Dept. >
SUMMONS
III tie Suner ol Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
County Of Imperial
JESSE p. NAWTER, Plaintiff

CHARLES Y. GOIN, ADA VI.
COIN, His Wife, L. !. REDMAN,
J. L. McCANN, JOHN DOE,
JANE DOE, RICHARD ROE,
and MARY ROE, Defendants.
The People of the State of Cali
tornia Send Greeting to Charles V.
Coin, Ada NJ. Coin, His Wife, l.,
J, Redman, J, II. McCann, John Doe,
lane Doe, Richard Roe and Mary
Roc, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
OF the County of Imperial, State Of
California, within ten days after the
service on YOU of this Summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
whore.
Aud You arc hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
Will take Judgement for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
"'aint. "> arising upon contract, or
he will apply to the Court for amy
other 'ohef demanded in the Com
rIail,.
GiN'n Iudcr luv band anc the sea;
o. the Superior Ccurt Of the Coun.
Is Of Imperial, state oc California,
t''s 18th ia.' cf September, 1926.
c. e. MOUSSF'AU, Clerk.
~ {. 7, Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
tSEAL)
lirkcoX 4 Trudo, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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So. California
SPORTING Briefs
q
Uy United Press Lensch WIZ.

Ivy tH.ted Press LensCh Wire
! Los ANGELES, Nov .2.-Mushy
Callahan is heavy favoritc to win
over Joe Tiplit2, experienced Phila.
dcIphia fighter, when the pair clash
+ in a 10 round engagement at the
Vernon arena tonight.
Callahan s title will not be at
stake since thc battlcrs will enter o. .
ring over the junior lightweight
pGHndagc.
Tjplitz, veteran of some three
hundred fights, is not old. He is II
and while five wears senior of his
opponent is just in his prime. He
has fought and beaten some Of the
best lightweights and weltcrwcights
in the country and the experience he
has picked up in his - years in the
,ing viii enable him to give Mushy
Il busy evening.
Nick Antonio and Young Sam
Langford VIII furnish the entertain
ment in the semi-final. 10" Rein
hardt substituting for Joe Bell will
fight Battling Ward in the special.
bud Taylor, bantamwcight champ
ion, and his opponent in his Saturday
night fight at the Vernon arena,
YOUNG Montreal, are both going
through intensive training in local
grrlnaSiums.
Taylor, working out at Jart
Dempsey 5 Manhattan Gym, draws 4
big cto"d daily, while Montreal has
more ,cclusion 1T the NcWsDay 5
Gym.
Eer CohLa, Mexican flash, has
been signed 10 meet ice Roche Of
san Francisco in the 20 rouHi main
event a. the Hollywood American
Legion stadium Friday night.
Colma by his Victories over Billy
Atkinson and Everett Strong has r.
game. much Of the prestige which
he once cujVyei Is the Pacific
coas S best m;ddlcweight.
Roche VIII make his first appear
anrr in a locai ring,
Larry Murphy and sailor Reed
fight the Se3ui-fiHal while Sammy
icLuuia clashes with Willie Mer-
phy,
siack Hous, Knocked out Vie
AcXandcr in the second round of
the main event ~ the card at Comp
ton last night. The fight was a
.sen.aticnli one while it lasted.
IN the semi windup Jack O'Bricn
tool, p referee 's decision over
frankie Forbes.
Pienard Sylika', rowcr,ul Gerinan
eapp'c~, and Paul Jones, popular
TcHgu, wind up their trimming today
for their headline event Of Lou
paro's wrestling card ut the Olym-
pie Auditorium. Schikat will scale
about 30 and Jones about 200 al
rngtimc.
Nick Lutzc and Carlos Sopulvada
meet in the Scmj-windup. =
Coach Howard Jones Of the Uni
ycr,ity Of Southern California in
statement last night took exception
~ attlcltN bl tu' lp'dl ''i'4'" t""'
the Troiaus had been outfo"ght by
the Stanford Cardinals in Satus-
days game.
"Physical superiority and not
mental defeated us Saturday, -
Coach Joncs said, Intimations
that my players were outtought and
ougamcd are absolutely without
Foundation. | have never coached
team that pH' up a gamer fight. "
~ am disappointed that we did
mo-. win, - Jones continued, "hut |
have mo- alibi to offer. My team
gave thcir best and am satisfied
to accept defeat. y
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Harry Wills into the second ratcrs.
win be regarded As the official chal-
longer.
Sharker was the first to file Il
challenge against Tunncy.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02

TaIlon, Ncvada, has $500 900
worth of turkeys ready for the hpli-
day trade.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02

The Utah potato crop will br
@bout LOCO ears, little less than
the 1925 crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
Here and There
in Sport Wcrad
By United Press Leased Wire


New Xork.-Thc New York Giants
and The Changers face out Of town
opponents today in tbcir professions
al football clashes. The Giants will
lex off against the Canton Indians
@t the Polo grounds, while Red ="
tirangc'S eleven meets "Tiyr
Yards NcCarthy and his Rock is
and, H., eleven.
New York. - Two special trains
from 18th" COW country" arrived
here yesterday with consignment
of cowboys and cattle tot the
world 5 series rolco." which opens
n Madison Square Garden Thurs.
day.
nat did /; & crpmmrd full Of
action, and jho fan who misses it
win miss lot, also he'll he failing
town ON the job of keeping Cap
Stevens off our neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-02

PiaHard Sylika', powerful Gerinan
eapp,r~, ani Paul Jones, popular
Tczan, wind up their TRIMMING today
for their headline event Of Lou
pa,o's wrestling card ut the Olym-
pie Auditorium. Schikat will scale
about 30 and Jones about 200 a
rjngtimc.
Nick Lu.zc and Carlos Sopulvada
meet in the Srmi-WiudUp. y
Evening star., 1926-10-04

No eleven can go far unless 1t has
n strong line attack. NO line attdch
is nossible unless the forwards open
holes. Nevers and Wilson on the
Pacific Coast last year were great
plungers. but they had fine forwards
who gave them openings.
A good line plunge is shown in the
panel at the top. AS the fullpack
plunges ahead at snap of ball. the
back next to him fades that is,
drops back as though to throw a for
ward pass. This move tends to make
the opposing linesmen raise up and
causes the defensive backs to hesitate
a moment before driving in to plug
the hole. That all helps. Andy Smith
told me this was his favorite line play
when his Golden Bears were Paclhc
Coast champions.
A linesman takes his position on
attack, as shown in Fig. /, shoulders
slightly higher than buttock, feet
under him and slightly spread, one
forward of the other. AT snap of ball
he drives his shoulder into waist of
opponent, his head between him and
runner, and keeps his legs driving
under him. When his opponent begins
to give he slips by with his shoulder
and strikes him with side and leg
Gig. 3) thus finally crushing him to
earth and away from play Gig. ~.
A tip for players: Boxing an op-
posing linesman is learned in the hard
school of line scrimmage. 1t takes
courage and drive and much practice.
Speed in starting, in beating your op.
ponent in his charge at snap Of ball,
is a prime necessity.
(COpyright. 1qo6)
Evening star., 1926-10-04
ANACOSTIA EAGLES
READY FOR ACTION

Anacostia Eagles foot ball warriors
are primed for action with unlimited
elevens. Games may be arranged by
calling Manager Flagg at Lincoln 29O9
or Main 4161, Branch 95.
A drill for Georgetown A. c. pig
skinners Is carded for the clubs
grounds. at 1927 Wisconsin avenue, to-
night at Z o'clock. Warren Hilleary
is booking contests for the West End
boys at Franklin 6160.
in the 135-pound group. Call Lincoln
S190-J.
All aspirants for Arlington A. c..
eleven are asked to report for work
out tonight at Z o'clock.
Renroc juniors, who opened their
season yesterday by drubbing Aetna
gridders, 12 to Z, are seeking more
action with 125-pound combinations
Arrangements may be made by calling
Lincoln 1868. A 45-yard end dash by
Henderson in the first quarter and a
forward pass from Williams to Chalkly
in the final period gave Renrocs their
tOuchdoWnS yesterday. Cohen'S plunge
from the 1O-yard line in the opening
quarter accounted for the Aetna tally.
Park A. G. mOleskin warriors Of
fered Mercury Props little opposition
yesterday, succumbing 81 to 0. The
losers braced considerably in the final
half, however. and Mercury was un-
able to gain appreciate ground. Kill
roy, O'Brien and Wiltshire scored the
touchdowns. Wiltshire registered two
points following touchdowns and
O'Brien the other. Mercurys are
lining IN oppOnentS through Mana ger
Mcdonald, 642 Second street.
Skillful toes Of JOntiff and Tortorice
yesterday enabled AlOysius gridmen to
vanquish Arrows, 9 to 0, in a 90-pound
class tilt. Jontiff got q pair Of field
goals and Tortorice got the other.
Rex foot ballers are casting about
for games with S5-pounders. Call Po-
tomac 2153. A drill for Rex is carded
for o'clock this afternoon, and all
players are urged to report.
Evening star., 1926-10-04
EASTERN GRIDDERS
DUE FOR MUCH Toll
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 4.-Eastern
foot ball elevens are buckling down
to strenuous work this week in prep
Grafton for next Saturday.
The defeat of Harvard In its open
ing game by Geneva. 16 to Z, has
shown the need of exhaustive drill by
the new regime of Arnold Horween
in preparation for Holy Cross.
Yale. which flew to a 51-to-0 vic
tory over Boston University, will be
polished to meet Georgia.
Princeton has a rugged week ahead
in preparation for Washington and
Lee conflict. The Tiger attack devel-
oped none of the power expected in its
opening game and only a brilliant
flare in the final quarter nOsed out
Amherst. Ia to Z.
A stonewall from Virginia Poly
will try to break the smashing at
tack of Dartmouth, which has piled
up 50 points against Norwich and so
against Hobart. Army and Navy
will be in the intersectional games
again. The Middies. who beat Pur-
due. II to 13. now have Drake on
their minds, while the West Pointers,
after an easy victory over Detroit.
will prepare for Davis Elkins.
New York University. survivor of
a test against Allegheny, 13 to O.,
will meet West Virginia Wesleyan.
Brown will be tested by Lehigh.
Cornell will receive Williams.
Pittsburgh, just over bruising 6-to-
6 match with Georgetown. will find
Lafayette primed for real struggle.
Columbia is drilling for Wesleyan.
A husky eleven from Marietta in
vades Penn State Saturday. Rutgers,
cOasting so far this year. must come
out of the wraps against powerful
Washington and jefferson.
Evening star., 1926-10-04
TITLE RIGHT PROVED
BY FORT MYER NINE

Fort Myer established clear
claim to the northern Virginia dia-
mond title yesterday when 1t easily
dispoSed Of Arlington A. c., 10 to 3.
The Soldiers already had won the
Northern Virginia series and to set
at rest any doubt as to their supe-
riority in the neighborhood agreed to
take on Arlington that played in the
Capital City loop. McLane. Soldier
hurler. however did not give his op-
ponents a look-in. giving them but
five hits while his mates were crash
ing Is.
Ku Klux Klan batsmen were un-
able to solve "Dick" Hughes pitching
Yesterday, and American A. c. turned
in an to l win over the Knights.
Penn made half Of the losers six hits.
Speiss. for American, also got a trio
Of bingles.,
Single men of RiaItO Club yester
day bested their married brethren in
an S-to-6 diamond tilt. The benedicts
enjoyed a f1ve-run lead at one time.
but the bachelors better wind told.
Sauber and Simons pitched for the
winners and Wolf for the "old' boys.
In the first engagement of a three
game series Ballston yesterday blank;
ed Chewrydale pastimers, to 0. Pro-
ce.eds of the series will go to Fur.
injured Cherry player. The second
game is carded for Sunday at 3 O'Clock
at Lyon Village Field.
Giddings and Roberts. Berwyn hurl-
ers, both were in fine fettle yester-
day, and the Marylanders defeated
two Washington mines, downing Ma
tional Circles. to ., in the opener,
and Modern Woodmen, to 2, in the
final. Haig, Woodmen hurler. pitched
creditably and got three hits, half his
teams total.
Freer Juniors, with Stevens pitch
ing cleverly, downed Peerless, to 3.
In the first game of a double-header
yesterday. but could do nothing with
Carroll, Peerless moundsmen. in the
second, losing, 6 to 0. Purcell. Freer
left fielder, welded the days biggest
bat, gathering four hits in five at
tempts in the first game.
Evening star., 1926-10-04
FOREMAN AND SOUZA
PROMISE FAST BOUT

One of the fastest featherweight
bouts ever offered at kenilworth
Arena appears likely tomorrow night
when AL Foreman, Washington boy,
and Joe Souzl. New Yorker, face in
a scheduled 12-rouhd encoupter. Both
boys are real punchers and should
produce lively action.
Eddie Walker. who handles Souza
will arrive in the city today with his
entry Souza has been training with
his brother, Babe Herman. Foreman
has been preparing in Baltimore. He
also is expected to reach the city to-
day and was to polish off tonight at
Mohawk Club gym.
Seeking in abundance promises to
mark the preliminarieS. Harry O<id)
Groves, Mohawk Club hoy, will stack
up against Eddie Di Simon in the
semi-final. a siX-rounder. a trio of
four-round engagements will bring to-
gether Paul Healey and Sailor Buyer.
Joe Perr0ne and Johnny Walker, Kid
Woody and Battling Bauman and Joe
Piscatella and Harry Erich.
Evening star., 1926-10-04
SIX MEN NOW SIGNED
BY LOCAL PRO QUINT

With the signing of Russell Rusty)
Saunders of last years five, George
p. Marshall. owner of the Washington
Palace team of the American Profes-
sional Basket Ball League. now has
six men under contract for the coming
campaign.
The others are Manager Ray Ken
nedy Teddy kearns and George
Glascoe. all of last years team, and
Elmer Ripley and Henry Kiley, new
comers. Ripley was secured from
Brooklyn and Kiley is from Boston.