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The Washington times., 1926-08-16
EVE EMS TO GET FREE SERIES TRIPS INSTEAD 0F.TYO
Benjamin, frankie Garcia and
other leading lights.

Benjamin. frankie Garcia and
other leading lights.
Babe Ruth did not look any too
formidable here against Joe Bernard,
one Of the type that makes good
fighters look bad" But perusal
Of Ruth's record is all that Is
n. sded to convince skeptics that
Ruth is better fighter than his
local showing would indicate. lie
has beaten such great ones as Mike
Ballerino, Bobby Garcia, Lew Mayrs.
Johnny Dundee. Billy Petrolle and
others.
Jack Turner, crack Array naiddle-
weight star, goes eight rounds or
less with Willie Curry, tough, rug
ged Philadelphia and Jersey City
main eventer. Curry has met
some Of the best.
Bud Nolan, San Francisco main
eventer, steps eight frames opposite
Tex Stovall,. the Wooden-panned
Comanche Indian
Phil Raymond, latest Baltimore
lightweight flash, a classy boxer
with a kayo WALTON, takes on
George Leslie, the rugged little
Army fighter.
Pepco Barry. Stanton A. G, south
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

There will be winning contestants in The Washington
Times Babe All American contest instead OF only two
getting to
the first block world series tickets and they have responded
In such numbers enlarged Five dyednhe.
baseball who select team that Babe Ruth WIN
select later picking Rus team
be taken to the first games OF the world series with
MI paid
One Munsey of Mullins, W. Va has sent IN nine
likes baseball and
Re vents some of those games.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
WILLS OIL I
Of PLAY

NEW YORK, Aug. is. - Play
starts at Forest Hills this after.
noon in the annual Women's tennis
championship OF the United States.
Due to the withdrawal Of Helen
Wills, the present champion. be-
cause of fears that her participa
Ition might result in permanent
harm. Miss Elizabeth Ryan or Mrs.
paw. takes on Paul HeaIey, Iin-
worth n1itnaaf, in al four rounder.
The two Juveniles, Toby and
Mitchell. open the show with a
three-round canter.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
WESTERN LFAGUE

Omaha. II; Wichita, 8s(1st, 10 In
ningsl.
Wichita. II: Omaha, tcailed in 1thE
Tulsa, 4. Dea Moines (1at).
Des Moines. 8 Tulsa. t2dJ.
st Joseph, S: Lincoln. 8 JTstls
Lincoln s.: st. Joseph, {2dl.
Denver, ~ - Olxiahoma City. 4 61st1s
Oklahoma city, 81: Denver, 0 l2dl. q
ID Moffes 10 50 IS st. Joseph.65 81 Isl 2
Ok City.71 1855 Omaha 8. so SO 48S
Tulsa ). ..6S S.. 1871 Lincoln 81. 12 ltg
Denver +.64 50 s2Ol Wichita 4. ~ ~ 1913
TExAs LAGUE
Fort Worth. II; Waco, 4 3i1stls
Waco as Fort Worth, (2d),
Houston. b; Shreveport 0.
Wichita Falls, s; Beaumont, (1stj.
Dallas. i; San Antonior 4 (1IEin-
nings).
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

Indian Spring had too much
latent power for Beaver Dam. The
Springers shot their works in the
last foursomes, and the points they
won in the final groups, together
with their succession of best ball
conquests, gained them the day.
w. p. DEste CAD defeated A. Il.
Houghton lMD. and L. Henry u:
c CH5 a ND /: Best bali ematch
PEA Earn McAieer tS&) defeated L. D.
sasscer CAl. up; Harry @. Pitt
: UP. Bes. bali Manor, i up.
4 p. w. Caifee (M) defeated John
r. Money "a. s and 3. D. L. Thorn
son (M.l defeated Jack oconnor (A.l.
Elliott <spicer (A.) defeated Vaughn
Darby (M), 1 up. Z. II. Heitmuller
CAD defeated George D. See (M.n
John Graf (A.) defeated A.: L. Land
S s%1 defeated dae; ana 10 DiEsts %S.
and Z. Best ball. Manor. l up.
IA defeated F. c. staley tM.). s and
3. Best ball. Argyle. 2 and 1.
The results Of the Indian Spring
Beaver Dam match were:
N. H; Maier eB d. defeated Nor
d. q. Morris (B. Do defeated r. l..
Rose Il. 81. s and 5. Best ball.
medal play. Indian Spring. ~: Beaver
D DR.. E. r. Tilley q. s., defeated
Luther FIorine tB. Dl. ana s.
w. H. White CB. ID and Reid w.
Diggs Il. 81. all even, Best ball.
Indian Spring. IS: Beaver DAM n.
L. L. Steele U. 81 defeated Paul
Collins (B. ID, and !. Fred Whalen
q. So defeated Ray Farrell tB D.
IL and /. Best bail. all even, 1873.
P. c. Knox q. 81 defeated Donald
Jones tB. D.. and ,; H: s: Pope 70
/ up. Best ball. Indian Spring. 81;
| Beaver DAM IS.
DR.. D. C. Davis -(B. d. defeated
G. w. McCarter II. S., 4'~and 9.
G. H. Pardoe II. 81 defeated G.. II.
stoddard (B. ID. s and 3. Best ball.
| IRdian Spring, 81: Beaver Dam, So.
]. v. Keller (B. d. defeated r. A.
stunz Il. 81. and 2. Col. H. A.
Knox q. Sd defeated Nedham Turnage
(B. d.. and T. Best ball, Indian
Spring, ST; Beaver Dam. so.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
afolla mallory were favored to win

The title. &
Mrs. Mallory meets Hrs. frank
II. Godfrey Of Boston today and
Miss Ryan plays Miss Eleanor
Cottman OF B altim ore Other
matches includes Mrs. Hazel Hotch-
kiss Wightman Of Boston W.. Mrs
John e. Bailey OF New York and
Miss Florence BALM aof New York
vs.. Miss Eleanora Sears Of Boston.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

From the present outlook 1t
would seem that the Yankees and
the Pirates will do all the world
series playing. If ouch turns cut
to be the case, the fans will either
be taken to the big city for a
peek at the Yankees huge stadium.
pr to Pittsburgh where the Pirates
hang their hats at Forbes Field.
In picking their teams, the fans
should not overlook the players
Of either league. Babe is impartial
In his desire to find the strongest
and best players. He believes that
there are National League players
who are just as good as American
Leaguers and he doesn't hesitate.
Don't forget that The Times will
take five of the baseball fans from
this city or its vicinity to. the first
block Of games.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark, s; Buffalo, l..
Toronto, s; Jersey City. 0 (first).
Toronto. 4; Jersey City. (second1.
Syracuse, 5; Reading. 0.
Rochester, s; Baltimore, 4 (first1.
Baltimore. 8: Rochester. / fsecondJ.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Louisville. o.; Kansas City, SO.
Columbus. 2-3: st. Paul. ga
Indianapolis. 8; Milwaukee. 4.
Toledo, AS. Minneapolis, Sal
Louisville. IS Il $50 $50 Kans. City IS q ri rs
Milwaukee "a a. .627lSt. Paul. Sc SO All
Indian oils II - .692I MINI polls. So IS .444
HeleA0 sERss6e SS.464si Ge3asnAbas+ 80 90 1ae0
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
Reds Trim pills

Cincinnati followed suit by down.
ing the Phillies, 4 to 2. Heinie
Sand got four singles.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16


EASTERN LEAGUE
Pittsfield, o.; New Haven, (first).
Pittsffeld, g.; New Haven. (second).
Providence, 2; Hartford, (first).
Providence, 8: Hartford. (second).
Springfield, 9; Waterbury, 4 (firsD
Springfield, / Waterbury. (second).
Albany, 8; Bridgeport, 2 (first).
Albany, o; Bridgeport, / (second).
w. L. Pet. w. L. Pet
Pro -dence IS AZ SAL Albany. So so .4s3
N. Haven 50 48 .591i Hartford. SIS 81 .474
B'dReport 60 40 1851 Waterbury AZ Is $50
Snringf'd 81 SIS .526I Pittsfield. 81 rs .335
3. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles, al; San Francisco, OIL.
Hollywood, Sd: Mission. 3-3.
. Oakland, 3-S; Sacramento, o..
Seattle, 90: Portland. 81.
w L Pct W L Pct.
l. Angeles So SO .621l HOLLYWOOD. "a II .474
Oakland, ia 81 ,562l Seattle. 80. "a ~ All
Sac'mento IS Sc .507l Portland. 81 "a .452
Mission. SIS Sc .4s6tsan Franc 81 Is .422
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
i AMERICAN LEAGUE
( WI. Pct. WI. Pct.
Phila.. 70 81 .s6I st. Louis So Sc ABS
WASH. Al 80 .645i Cleveland 81 81 .443
Chicago So So .5s3i N. York; 46 So .423
Detroit. 55 So .500i Boston. 81 ~ 800
NATIONAL LEAGUE
p,Durgh s. 81 = = t .so7 St Louis 3 s. Isl
N. York So 4Ss.56SI Phila... 4S 81 .457
C'cinnati IS 81 s.532i Chicago. 40 81 .445
B'kIyn.. SO 54..491f Boston. 46 66 All
HOME CLUB
VICTOR
By Ross L. COnklin

Invite some golf team to your
own little back yard and then kick
the stuffings out of your visitors.
That is what two estimable clubs
did, and they seemed highly pleased
at their un-host-like conduct.
Indian Spring got Beaver Dam
into the spiders parlor. and the
Damites suffered a 12-to-6 defeat.
Manor. inyeigled Argyle out to Nor.
beck and launched a succession OF
heavy Big Berthas. to win frem the
invaders 10k to III.
Despite the Manor victory.
Argyle carried off the individual
hOnOrs. Bill DiEste shot II to
win from A. L. HoughtOn, and
Earl McAIeer, the sOrrell-tOpped
sOuthpaw, champion of Manor,
had to come home I'm 81 strokes
to defeat his man 1 up. Numerous
brides and one eagle were on his
card.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16
RUNS SCORED DAILY
AMERIc'IAN LEAGUE

Leader FOR the days Louis. IS.
Low Detroit. Chiease.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

The ladies-God bless them-are
with US. Last year and the year
before they turned out in great
numbers. ana this year they were
led by Virginia Hickman. OF
Clarendon. Va.
What is mere, Miss Hickman has
picked team that Is pretty strong.
"I have picked ten men whom
think have played well this season,
because they are quick. active. and
most of them are good at bat, she
writes.
"TEey have good Judgment
when in q tight place, and few
errors are made by these players:
They are all good sportsmen and
I have never known any OF them
60 acts ungentlemanly.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

No matter where the first
world series games are played,
five fans whose skill and judg-
ment In picking aII-star teams Is
best will be taken there by this
paper. They will have their rail-
road fare, hotel expenses, meals.
seats. and entertainment all paid
by this PAPER. And those who
went last year and the year be.
fore can testify to the good times
they had.
The Washington times., 1926-08-16

Now, It Is evident that IN her
hrdor to select a strong team. Miss
Hickman has forgotten one thing.
She has named Ruth as member
Of the team, and Babe specifically
asked that he be not named. The
chances are that Miss Hickman
will send in other teams and that
they will not include Babes naDe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
RAILROAD BUYS
SOUTH SIDE SITE
Big Four Purchases Lots for
$223,1OO.

Purchase of twelve lots on the
north side of Lord ST., east of Noble
St., by the Big Four Railroad, from
the Standard Oil Company Qndiana),
was announced today.
Tho consideration was $22S,1 100, It
was said.
j. C. Marshall, Standard branch
mana ger, confirmed the report Of
the sale.
Local railroad officials said they
were not aware of the purchase or
OF any plans for expansion in this
irr~5 1r was saEs the deal was
transacted through the Cincinnati
offices.
The P. & z. division Of the rail
road has taken a lease on the
eighth floor of the Union Title Bldg,
at Delaware and Market SITS, it also
was announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
CATHOLICS WILL
ATTEND SESSION
Plan Accommodations for
Local Persons.

Timothy P. Sexton, Edward B.
Schroer and Bernard T. Costello,
were back in Indianapolis today
after a trip to Chicago, where they
engaged fifty rooms at the Lakota
Hotel and 1900 rooms in private
families for Indianapolis Catholics
planning to attend the international
Eucharistic Congress there, June 30
to "a.
One million persons are expected
to attend, delegations as large as
10000 coming from foreign coun-
tries.
Sexton, Schroer and Costello rep.
resented the local knights of Co.
lunibus in making the reservation.
The knights were designated by the
Monsig. Francis H. Gavisk, chancel.
Tor OF the Catholic Diocese Of In
dianapolis, to make arrangements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
Puzzle a Day

In a honor of Mothers Day, each
old lady in the Old Folks Home was
presented with one or more bloom
ing plants. The director left orders
with his florist to send each lady
one plant in memory of every
child they had possessed. The oldest
inmate received the most plants.
The florist told the director that If
she was given twice as many more,
and half as many more, and six to
boot, she would lave received 4S
plants.
How many children did the old
lady have?
Last puzzle answer:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

The deciphered tag reads as fol-
lows: First line s140.S4; second line
s10.15; third line, $15O.49. s14o.34
plus $10.15 equals s150.49). "Y"
stands for 4 as was stated in the
puzzle. By Analysing the tag you
notice, three IDS" in a row. 3D.
is therefore easy to guess as for
is the only mineral which added
to itself equals itself. tx plus c.
equals and by elimination can only
be 3 plus l since the other two
combination e plus or plus o. are
impossible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08
GARAGE BURGLARIZED

A garage operated by Rubin Rob
inson. 1877 Buchanan ST., was burg
larized Friday night. Tires and tubes
valued at $106 were taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-08

NM NMNNN HNHN MINI NTN
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
Only Two Games
In Winter League

Only two games Of baseball were
played Yesterday by the winter base
bah league, one at ri fcnrro and the
other at Imperial. The BrawI,y
club has dropped on; of the league
and until another club is formed
there viii be only two games playcd
\ schedule of the games for next
sunday viii be announced later
StcHes team won The game against
the Cardinals at FL Centro BY Il
score OF to >. Nash, Chick and
Wakefield were the batteries ior
Steves and Rodriguez Lee and .Icu-
sen for the Cardinals. There were
about LOCO fans in attendance and a
fast game was played Three home
runs featured the game here. They
were made by Wakefield, House and
Hammcrslough. Each Of the men
Won chicken dinner offered by
StcVes place for Il home run.
vt Imperial the Valley Steam
Laundry team defeated the Southern
Pacific team in a fast and exciting
gamo bv score Of II to .. O'Bfien
and Kleigle were the batteries for
the Steam Laundry team aud Dalton
and Blackburn for the Southern Pa
citic. There Were about 500 IN at
tendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
WOMAN SO
NERVOUS CAN'T
DIGEST FOOD

~ MAS bothered with %aS 50 bad
that thought wou'd choke, Food
wouIdn I digest but STAYED in big
lmnp~. | was SO ncryou~. Nothing
hrlpcd till | heard of tdlcrika 1t
has done wonders, for me. - Mrs.
y. y. DcroSia.
Berausc AdIrrika acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel, it gives
the system Il REAL cleansing, and
clear, out old poi>ou> which usu-
ally carSr sour, gaSSv stomach,
uoryousucs>, SlccplcS,ucss, head
ache. Just ONE spoonful stops
GAS and relieves that full, bloatcd
feeling 50 that YOU can eat better
and sleep h"ttrr. Even if bowels
move daily, Adlcrika brings out
much additional poison which YOU
never guessed was in Your system
and which may have long caused
trouble. no matter what Nou have
tried for stomach and bowels, Ad-
lerika will surprise you Clement $
Drug store aud other druggists. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
SPORT NEWS SECTION

dag cut week end Of football, only
two definite championships were
decided. Princeton cinchcd the
championship Of the one time Big
Three and Southern Methodist
cinched first position in the south
western conference.
The day $ results, while moi of
ficial, also helped to establish Notre
ham" and the Navy as the greatest
teams Of the season.
Notrc Dame, plodding through a
schedule that ONLY the bravest
would attempt, ii"cd up to every
hope that had been entrusted to
that master. Knutc Rorknc. by beat
ing one Of the greatest teams that
ever represented the United States
Military Academy.
While the Army was going down
20 It's firs defeat Of The season, IA
defeat that spoiled ito ambition for
L national championship, The navy
squeezed through a victory over u
Etoat Georgetown team.
Navy Stands Out
Tho Navy stands out TODAY as
:hc first team in the east. Brown,
Lafayette, Ncw York University
aHd BOSTON college haven I been de
tcatcd but none Of those teams has
@aar Through the schedule that the
Navy has passed through.
Notr" Dame, for the same strong
.nodulc reason, is the ranking team
ot' the middle Wnst and a team that
$ charging rapidly and coavincinglr
toward one of the FIRST national
established without qualifications
established without qualifications
or doubt
Michigan : victory over ohio
Statc-narrow ~ il was pushed
Daio state down the list in the
#sgstrn conference.
Michigan aud Northwestern are
now tied for Che Big Ten lead.
Alaboma stiil lends thu race in
tar southern conference and Stan.
ford seems to be the best winning
tam ON thc Pacific coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15

terbaek Of the University Of South
crn California, scored one touch
down against Oregon Aggies Thurs
day to maintain his lead among the
individual scorers Of the Pacific
conference. Kacr's point total
is &C.
"Wild" Bill Kelly. Montana
specdster, advanced from fifth to
second place by scoring four touch.
downs and converting two tries aft.
or touchdowns. His total is -.
Patton of Washington holds third
place with As while Bogdc of stan
ford moved into fourth position with
SO points.
Southern Branch scored AN easy
defeat over the often defeated Uni
vcrsity of RcdlandS team on the lat.
tcr's grounds. Fleming and La
Burhcrie gained almost at Will
through the line and around the
ends
Coach Spaulding sent his men
through a stiff workout this after
noon, preliminary preparation for
the Caltech game Saturday. The
Bruins can take the Southern Cali
fornia conference title by defeating
the Pasadena aggregation if Occi
dental drops Pomona.
San Diego State and La Verne
battlcd to a II tie in the only other
game Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
Lost and Found

NOCND-GoM wedding rins. Phoi|
614. l2j
LONT-Whjto greyhound dog. Nau|
b.rro Return Card Lochcr, Dun
johnson ranch, milo cast WIFI
ing crossing. 13t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
Santa Clara Team
Wall0ps Marines

san DIEGO. No. 10 The san.
Il 'Lla toothalI team is on its
a.t hoar tpia, boaSfin9 Il II to q
tic'oiN over th, san Diego Mar,
.ag~. service Ina@uc foothall cham
p i.-.
'tho L,roto,ore uabea:cn "Dcyil
.o-~' ' failed TO dispIas their usual
faoeh 'ud speed. Tho Santa Clara
eiaeaut scored only one touchdown
u 4 fins, half, and that in thc
carly uinutr, Of play Ia 'hc third
aaa!tcr Coach t,lam Walsh threw
##li> fun strength and The Marines
"err left >'l,Nn on Tho fiyid Of bat
lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES. Nov. l.. The
Hollywood Generals defeated the Los
Angeles pro team at Wriglcy Field
h"lc yesterday afternoon. The score
WI, 10
Johnny Hawkins and Charley
Dean w.ic the sparkpJug. Of the
Hollywood attack. Dean scored two
.ourhdo"ns aud Hawkins contribUt.
ed field goal from the ten yard
limo.
"Tout,' Tout. Angel halfback,
WIS tho most consistent ground gam.
or for the losers
Tho victory placed Hollywood IN
the lead in the Pacific coast league.
Morton - Devil May" Kacr, quar-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
Livestock Market


Los ANGELES. Nov. % -Haftle
receipts lne0, fairly activc, stcady;
hulk steers. 500 $50; bulk she
,tu,is $500 GO; bulk calves. $500
o..
liog>: Receipts leo, slow - TO
10, lower; Top $1,000; bulk $3.50
100.
Sheep Receipts 1000; slow, nonc
sold carly; lambs $500 300; ewes
$500 80.
Famn9s last Lives: "Whv just
rillcd that tank yesterday, -
The gam" Of "ing pong is being
revived. Another opportunity for
Mr. Pyle.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
ANNAPOLIS AND
N0TRE DAME ARE
YET UNDEFEATED
Irish Appear Headed for
National Championship,
Farrell States
BY HENRY /. FARRELL
(r. p. Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, NOV. lj.-Thcsc
chilly Monday mornings with WIN
ser Just around the corner are get.
ting to be just mornings to prun2lc
out into a cold room and get some
satisfaction out Of th" thought
Gwen, ! IN pot ~ bad off as Ilar
ward and Yale.
II used to be new, Whcn Harvard
and Vale were beaten on tho same
day, but thosc old davs are gone.
After another knock down and
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
FOR SALE
Old Newspapers
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
RIVER GUAGE

YUMA, Nov. -. ~ Mean 5ajjy
gage heights in feet and mean dis
rhargc i'll second feet Of the Colo
rado river AT Yuma, for tine week
ending November T..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15

The latent power of Her5 asiffin,
captain, might be inap.te1 a2ajn SGT
urday, like it was TWO ycaIs ago in
the big game. and .JabS, who proved
4 sensation against Neva&a, may
menace the Cardinals.
Coach "Babc' Hoi'inahorr ha,
worked wonders AT Washington
State and tho Cougars added another
impressive conference Victory t.
their string On a wet field at Pull
man Saturday, defeating Oregon
to o. II puts the Cougars in second
place among the conference teams.
They have lost only to L. :. e.
Following arc the standings;
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-15
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