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Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
Fy GEORGE II. BEALE
Press staff Correspondent

Los ANGELES. Dec. To- Alol >
Dr -En iIucrta. former provisional
president of McXicG, plans 80 enter
la. native land soon and direct tie
cnrren. rebellion against the Cai!c'
administration. he told the United
Press today in m exclusive inter
view.
II 90 maybe one week mayb"
two wcrkS--but when the time iS
ripe, and they call me, will cross
the border. expect TO be called
ANY day now.
ac La llrcrtu, at the SAM" time,
denied statements made here yes
tcrdav 10y General Alvara Obregon,
also a former president Of Mexico,
that DE La lIucrta had inspired the
Yaqui Indian uprising in Sonora
T,Nieo. He also denied the charges
# Obrcgon that De La Iiucrta plot
ted the Iaqui attack upon Il pa
scngrr train at Nicam. Sonora. som"
time ago. with the intention of klti-
mo ohrcgon.
"Thc uprising against the Gales
regime was started hv the faqul
Indians because Obregon and Prcsi-
Gcnt Gales were stealing their
lands De La lIuerta said.
- did not direct the Gaquis TO
kill Ohrcp2n but advised them 80
carry on their warfare in n civilized
manner.
"Thrr have sent cnvoys to me
with reports of the land grabs. The
Yauui chieftains and leaders of the
other revolutionary forces, now act
i've in nearly every province IN
Mexico, have implorcd me to join
them and direct the overthrow OF
the Gales government.
"'This have decided to do.
Both Back from Border
Obrcpon returned to Los Angeles
Yesterday from the Sonora country
whore he has been leading an n
tack Of Mexican federal troops
against the Eaquis. De In llucrt9
returned ut the same time from NJ
Gales. Arizona. near the Mexican
border whore he has been receiving
rcnorts Of the fighting between the
federal and rebel armies.
De la Ilucrta charged that the
laQui msurr"ctionists had been d.
ccived hv Ohrcuon and Gales with
false reports Of his death shortly
"ftcr the present revolt got und'r
wav. ''rhc Iaouis were also told
nj one time that was held prison
or by General Guadalupe Sanchez
and other commanders and ti0t
Ohrcgon and CNll"s were trying to
free me. De La lluCrta continued.
''T" the same false manner Gales
and Ohrcgon proceeded with foreign
governments, carving false docu-
ments in order tr '"tam the foreign
a;d with which t""r are comhattinT
efforts Of the Mcvican people "a
iise and shake off the Bolshcvill
woke of the tvrants who have usurn-
cd control of the government in
Mexico.
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HATS DOING
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
|odge. dinner Gas follow
Getting.
lie Rotary Club dance,
natatorium.
n supper and bazaar,
rect Christian church.
Triangle club meets, rest
B0.
Sgational pot luck supper,
1t social hall, $50.
Ia Worth Rebekahs meet,
II.
classes, high school.
M. No. 100, Masonic hall.
Bailey Brunk's tent
Prince of Tempters,
ates.' Palace theater
TOMORROW
T. u. meets with MRS.
rney.
s Club luncheon, Hotel
Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16
BELGIAN CONGO REPORTS
STRANGE NEW ANIMALS
Ry United Press Lensed Wire

LONDON. Dee 16.--An oXpedi-
tion to Belgian Congo will start
from here shortly to investigate
rumors among the natives of
strange unknown Wild animals which
roam the forests around the lake
district
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Jose NJ. MARTINEZ, 81, native Of
Mexico and resident of McNicali
and Maria Aguilai, 25, also native
OF Mexico and resident Of McNi-
cali.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Gene Tunnev was served with .
summons in New York for partiei.
pating in exhibition bouts. Now
he 5 true champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

The celery crop in the Stockton
delta section is being shipped and
the cars are iced at Rivcrbank,
StanislauS county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

Cowtesting will be renewed in
Kern county, Jan. ! with about 1000
cows.
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(Continaed on page 81
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-16

The Cantonese army hopes to can.
turc SHANGHAI. then continue its
march northward to Pcking.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-05
For
Circuit Clerk md Recorder

To the Voters of Randolph County, Ladies and Gentle
The time is near when you will be given opportun-
y to elect your next Circuit Clerk and Recorder, and
trust that may be that choice.
1t has long been my ambition to serve the people in
this capacity and for this reason have made special
preparations If elected will be qualified discharge
the duties of this office from the beginning.
Every ambitious boy and girl should be given op-
porunty hold positions of honor and trust if worthy
and this fact alone when held out before the students of
our schools their reward for hard work, will cause
them enter the that is set before them looking
forward to the mark of the prize of the high calling.
Four years ago, l made the for this Office. l
defeated and bowed to the will of Democracy. AS
true Democrat willing to give my opponent two
terms in Office He running for third term with
the argument that he has given the people service He
has given service to the public and is gentleman, but
there lots of efficient gentlemen in Randolph County
that just willing and glad to give service if given
chance.
public official is paid to render service and believe
if elected to the Office the good old ship would sail
on the good citizens of Randolph County would
tnue to get service in the future they have in the
past
If you elect your Circuit Clerk and Recorder it
will be the height of my ambition to conduct the affairs
of that office in such manner that it will reflect credit
to myself and meet the approval of the citizenship of my
native county.
Thanking you for the vote you gave me four years
ago. and soliciting your vote and influence in the coming
Democratic primary August 10TH am,
Yours very truly,
JOESNODGRASS
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-05
WARM SPRINGS

We are having some more good rain.
Joe Prevett and family and Mrs.
Morris returned to their home here
last Monday from Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jarrett spent
Friday night and Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Sietze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hollis baby
is sick DR.. Finney of Maynard was
called.
Mrs. Bill Linn is better.
Misses Genendal and Juanita Holt,
who have been spending the summer
here with their grandparents, AIr. and
Mrs. w. A. Holt, returned 10 their
home in st. Louis last Thursday.
Mrs. Birchett and son, John, spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Linn at Burr, Mo.
Mrs. w. A. Holt, who has been visit
ing at POcahontas and Jonesboro, re-
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-05

turned to her home here last Monday.
Sam Merry and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lige Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Bal
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY Stanfill
went to Datto last Sunday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Burb Stevens.
Mrs. Iva Clayton and son, T. c., of
IllmO, Mo-, and Mrs. e. I. Harrison
of Pocahontas spent last week here
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Holt. They returned to their homes
last Thursday.
John X. Holt and wife of Reyno
were called Sunday to see his little
granddaughter, who is real sick.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-05

A resident of Death Valley, Califor-
mia, as an experiment, put a setting Of
white leghorn eggs in a box in his cell
lar last summer He AYERS that six
chicks were Matched.
Pocahontas star herald., 1926-08-05
Public Sale

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
August 9th, | will offer for public sale to the
highest bidder the Mattingly home, at Engel-
berg, Ark. This place consists of two acres Of
land and good nine-room house located at
Engelberg, Ark.
Cat 100 o'clock p. n.y.
Terms of Sale
One half of the purchase price to be paid in
cash upon delivery of title, the other half to be
paid one year after that date, with six per cent
interest. Lien to be retained on the property to
secure the payment of same
51-2t. Agent for the Mattingly Estate.
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Grudge Bout in Making

meet here New Years day, but tw''
days before the battle Virgins can
celled the engagement with the ex-
PLANTATION he had strained q tendon
during training. A capacity crowd
was promised for that show and
Risko was disappointed keenly when
the opportunity to increase his bank
roll went glimmerlng.
Goldstein talked to Virgins today
and Chuck said he would announce
his decision about meeting Risko
after taking a workout to see If his
injury has healed. A ten-round
scrap to top strong card isplanned
by Goldstein If Virgins agrees to get
back into the ring with the hard
punching Hungarian.
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Basketball Notes

The Meteors are ready to tackle the
u. p. Cs at the Hawthorne Social Service
House Wednesday night. The Y. p C.s
Won thrilling game from the Meteors
on tie St. Anthony floor New Years night
by 39-to-33 score. The Hawthorne
Community House may be reached by
taking . w. Washington St. car to Belle
Vieu Pl. and walking one block north.
The Trojans and Y. p. G.. Seconds will
play a curtain-raiser at 7:15.
The st. Matthews have access to gym
Wednesday and would like to book a game
in the 16-17-year-old class. Call Drexel
0723-W after 9 D. m. and ask for Fred.
The Midway club will hold meeting
at 1925 s.. State Ave. tonight at 1880.
For games in the 16-l7-year-old class. call
DRexel 6020-W. and ask for Paul.
The Postal Telegraph team desires to
schedule games with fast city teams play
ing in the 14-to-17-year- class For
games call Main 5000 after 8 b. m. and
ask for Bill Cathedral Midgets Y. p. q.
juniors and Western Triangles take notice.
The First Friend Juniors will play Ed
win Ray Wednesday night and the strong
Communal Celts Sunday afternoon The
Friends have lost only two games out of
twenty One of the losses was to the Com
munaf Celts Games are wanted with
Cumberland wilkinson, Bloomington and
Bedford. Address Ray Austermiller. 1923
Dexter Ave.
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TENNIS TALK
Helen Says Playing Is Sec
ond to Pleasure.

Bg United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Pleasure
first and tennis next, is the pur
pose of Miss Helen Wills, national
tennis champion, in sailing Wednes-
day for France and England, the
young California star said today.
II am not in pursuit of tennis
championships and certainly have
no intention Of making challenges.
If Mile. Lenglen should be playing
in tournaments in which 1 am play
ing, shall be pleased to meet her
if l am good enough to get that
far" Miss Wills said.
With her mother, the young cham
pion is going to Cannes from Paris,
where she will start practicing for
several tournaments. They intend
to go to England in May, where Miss
Wills wifi practice on the turf courts
in preparation for the Wightman
cup matches and the British cham
pionships.
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There's a grudge battle looming for
Indianapolis boxing followers If
Matchmaker Goldsein Of the Capital
City A. C. finishes what he has
started. Goldstein went to Cleveland
Monday and obtained John .Risko's
promise to meet Chuck virgins at
Tomlinson Hall here Thursday Jan.
IA, and returned with check for
5000 guaranteeing the Hungarian
heavyweight's appearance.
Risko was in a receptive mood and
stated he would be glad to fill the
date with the Hoosier light heavy,
but said some words that indicated
he suspected Virgins Of having cold
feet.
John and Chuck were matched to
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HARNESS RACE DECLINE
WORRIES CIRCUIT HEADS
Stewards Strive to Revive Old Interest - Indianapolis
Bids for Sept. Grand Circuit Meeting.

Bg United Press
CLEVELAND, Jan. 5.-Stewards
Of the Grand Circuit today took fur
their steps to preserve the harness
racing game which has been crum-
bling before their eyes for the past
few seasons.
1t was expected Milwaukee would
be dropped from the Circuit follow
ing revolutionary oratory Monday
on the part of the Badger spokes-
man, Dick White, who decried the
dictarorial attitude Of the Circuit
in attempting to run the small-town
fair tracks.
Syracuse, N. Y, was awarded the
rich Hambletonian stakes, the
prize harness match in the history
of racing, WITH value of approx
mately $4,000. to be run during the
week of Aug. 80. This was the
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date Milwaukee had asked for and
added to the Cream City's disappoint-
ment.
other steps to be taken today
were:
The FORMULATION Of q rule not 20 REQ
ognize any race run under the distance Of
one mile; discussion of Toledo's plan to
run races at night on an illuminated
trsck; moving uD of Circuit dates to M
the gaps left by Columbus. Aurora and
Milwaukee. II Milwaukee leaves the loop
1t is believed the season win open
at North Randall, July 5. going to
Toledo, July II and to Kalamazoo,
July 10.
The following week and the first
four weeks in August are open, but
one win go to North Randall. In
dianapolis wants the week Of Sept
8. this to be followed by a fortnight
at Lexington, from where the horses
would be taken to Atlanta
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.PU r DU e
DEFEAT s
WA BASH
BoiIermakers Nose Out
Scarlet by One Point After
Trailing at Half.
BIZ Times Special

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. 5.--Pur-
due nosed out Wabash here Mon
day night on the basketball court.
3S to 81, after overcoming an early
lead. The Scarlet team was ahead
at the half, &c to 81. III
Captain Spradling Of the Boiler
makers got going in the second
period and it was his field goal that
finally tied the score at so to S2.
Neuman and Wilcox, who were
sent into the fray, seemed to give
Pur Tue new life.
Bonnie Devol and Robinson were
the bright lights for Wabash. the
former scoring fifteen points and
the latter, thirteen. Crarner Of Pur-
due made twelve points and Sprad-
ling, ten.
The winners edge was obtained at
the foul line.
1t was Purdue's fifth straight vic
tow. The club opens its Big Ten
season against Ohio State at Column
bus on Saturday.
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SCHAEF Err
n ~ l. = "A D
AT STAR T
lake Scores 500 Points TO
Horeman's 375 in
First Block.

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-A brilliant
rally in the eighth inning with 243
billiards failed to suffice and Edou-
ard Horemans, worlds champion
balkline player, finished the first
block of his 1,50O-point match with
Jake Schaefer on the short end of
a 500 to S75 score.
Schaefer, who lost the title to
Horemans only a month ago and is
now attempting to win it back.
played consistent Billiards, failing
in only one inning to make at least
one point. His best run was 1876.
The champion and challenger will
play their second block tonight and
then settle the match Wednesday
afternoon.
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NET TILT
Y. p. C.s and Central "Y" Clubs to
Clash Thursday.

The Central ''Y" basket team,
loaded with former high school and
college players. win tackle the Y. p.
C.s Thursday night at st. Anthony's
Hall.
THIS game should develop into
one Of the best basket arguments of
the year, as both clubs have fine
records, and are rated as two out.
standing teams Of the-city. The "Y''
roster follows:
:, Kenpler. former EN-. Roe star: Richayds.
Shortr1dge; Fletcher. Tech: Smith Man
chester: Silver. Frankfort; Munger. An
dersoni Rigespy. Marion. Carney, Corners
Vile; Shank. Mcnrovia Smith. Rose Poly
Thornburg. Hagerstown: Feltman, Tech,
and Sinner. Upton E1ke.
Thursdays game will start at SIS.
There will be a curtain raiser. a
dance win follow the main attraction.
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BUSY WEEK FOR 'Y FIVE
South Side Turner's Supply Opposi
ton In Game Tonigks.

The Y MIC. A. basket team has
a busy week. Tonight at the ''Y"
gym the South Side Turner's viii
supply the opposition. The Bright
wood Demons and Edgewood Girls
will play curtain-raiser.
On Wednesday the "Y'' team will
play the Pennsy FIVE at the Hoosier
A C. gym in the opening game Of
the Industrial League schedule. On
Thursday the Y P. c.s will be met
at st. Anthony Hall.
Manager Goldsmith has signed two new
players In Feltman. former Tech H. s.
player. and Sinner. who PLAYED with the
to hear from Richmond Dayton, Louis
Vile and Nashville Address Max G. Gcid-
smith. 1922 s. Meridian ST.
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RoLLER-BASKET CONTEST
Brazil Team Plays Riverside Skat-
ing Squad Hero Tonight.

The roller basketball team from
the Brazil Qnd.) rink will play the
Riverside squad tonight at the
Riverside rink. The local players
have defeated the boys team OF the
Y. Wy c. A. rink and Richmond
twice. The Riverside lineup fol
lows:
Davis and Toye. forwards: Kerst cen
ger. Justus Carmin and Helen Harlan,
feminine star. are reserve players.
Roller basketball players are ex-
pert skaters and their performances
supply numerous thrills for specta-
tors<
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TREMAINE is WINNER

BIZ Times Special
BOSTON, Jan. 5.--Andy Martin,
Boston, lost on points to Carl Ire
maine, Cleveland, Monday night in
ten rounds. 1t was decision fight.
Martin weighed 120h and Ire
maine 1913.
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Probable Line-ups
avn rAIRaRouNp roN1aHr-
4 CITY CUE MEEr

Bray downed Shane in the city
three-cushion meet at the Board of
Trade parlors on Monday, so to 4S In
10S innings. The match was close
throughout. <Mosher and Carter are
scheduled for tonight.
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SUZANNE EXPLAINS

PARIs, Jan. 5.-Mlle.- Suzanne
Lenglen, French tennis star. today
denied she had suffered another
nervous breakdown and would be un-
able to play for two months.
Il have only a heavy cold and
will be ready to play in the Nice
championships in few days." she
said.
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Monday Basketball

Purdue. 50; Wabash. 81.
Mpncie Normal, ~; Indianapolis COLES,
Bradley, %: Cornell. o.
Ohio. State All Pittsburgh. "a.
Northwestern. 81 Mercer. "a
Illinois. 80 Kansas Aggtes. 20.
Lombard 40; Loyola (Chicagoj, II.
De PAW 81; Illinois Wesleyan, 20.
Tulane. 3d.: Georgia Tech. 1S
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MUNCIE NORMAL WINS

Z THfto DUtCTUF
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 5.--Muncie
Normal ran UP an overwhelming
score against Indianapolis School of
Pharmacy here Monday night, win
ming, N to o. Fulnier Of Muncie
dropped In thirteen field goals
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WILSON TO OPPOSE RED
Coast Star to Play Pro Football in
California.
BIZ Times SpccidI

bV IFWtN DUCCIuE
+ LOS ANGELES. jan 5.--George
Wilson, All-American half back of
Washington University. has signed
a contract to play two professional
football games with the Los Angeles
All-Stars.
Wilson, who was the star OF the
Neutrality-suspicious. New Years
day game, despite injuries. will play
against RED" Oranges Chicago
Bears here JAM. 16, and in another
contest against local professional
team, receiving approximately So.
900 for the two appearances.
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ILLINOIS IN CLOSE ONE

BIZ United Press
URBANA, Ill, Jan. 5.-Illinois
basket quintet staged a brilliant rally
in the second half and came through
with 80 to 29 victory over the
Kansas Aggies.
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JONES BEATS COOLER

Neal Jones defeated Harry Cooler
Monday night in the State three
cushion tourney a.; Coolers parlors,
so TO 4S, in eighty-two innings. Ru-
bens and Martin meet tonight.
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DE PAUW' IN VICTORY
Hoosier Basket Team Downs Illinois
Wesleyan, 81 to 20.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, H.. Jan. e.
Ward. Struck and Pickett set a
fast pace for De Pauw METERS here
Monday night and the Hoosier bas-
ket team defeated Illinois Wesleyan.
81 to 20. The visitors showed SUI
periority in all departments of the
game and stayed in the lead through
out.
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College Games Tonight

Franklin VS.. Butler at State fair
ground.
Kentucky at Indiana u,
Kansas Aggies at Notre Dame.
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LOMBARD VICTOR
BIZ United Press

GALESBURG, ILL.,. Jan. 5. -
Lombard's basketball team gave
Loyola 40 to IL trimming here last
night. Clarence Murphy ledt the
victors with ten baskets and two free
throws.
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LATZO BEATS CANS

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-xItalian Joe
Cans was outpointed Monday in a
ten-round bout by Pete Latzo. Sorays-
ton.
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RIsKo GETS DECISION
Cleveland Heavy 'Outpoints Young
Bob Fitzsimmons in 12-Rounds.

BIZ Times Special
CLEVELAND. Jan. 5.-Referee
Hinkel awarded John Rfsko, local
heavyweight, the decision over
Young Bob Fitzsimmons here Mon
day in a twelve-round scrap. The
heavies roughed it up much of the
time and clinched and wrestled.
Bud German, New York, fought a
six-round draw with Tony Statzenau,
Buffalo.
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CARPENTERS FITNESS QUESTIONED BY n Y FISTIC MANAGER
Georges Suspected Of Aim
ing to Bunk Yank Fans on
Third Trip.
BY Henry l.. Farrell
UnIted Press staN c0nespendenI

-IWtttW T 20 l1TUTl w 7 UoFFVT'IHvFIt
NEW YORK, Jan. Georges
Carpenter viii not be allowed to
take another big match in New York
until he shows himself to be in the
proper condition and worthy of a
big purse, it was learned today.
Before his license is renewed by
the New York boxing commission,
Carpenter. who is to arrive here
next week on his third invasion, will
have to submit to a medical ex-
animation or he may be asked to en-
gage in a test bout against a first
class opponent.
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Richards Offer

Carpenters plans are not known
here. Tex RickaTd said he had
cabled him an offer to meet Jack
Delaney, Bridgeport light heavy
weight contender, with the promise
Of championship match against
Paul Berlenbach If he defeated De-
laney.
Richard said he "reckoned Georges
could pick I'M a few more dollars" in
this country. but that the purse de-
pended entirely upon the class OF
opponents he was willing to meet.
New York managers were protest
ing loudly today that Carpenter
should not be allowed to, come here
again. and dictate terms after the
bad showing he made the last time
he was here. against Tommy Gibbons
and Gene THnney.
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Figure He'll Lose

Several managers said they would
protest to the commission if the
Frenchman tried to get a champions
ship against Berlenhach. They
figure Carpenter will be knocked
oyer by any first-class opponent and
that he will seek one big shot" for
a large purse and then return home.
The commission. it was pointed
out, cannot interfere in any way
with Carpenters plans, until he
applies for a, renewal OF his license,
and even then H. does not want to be
placed in the position OF making
matches.
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MOTION PICTURES
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i~@1IE California promoters APP
parently have learned q les
kl son from the Florida fizzle
of Red Grange and tickets for the
game in Los Angeles week from
Saturday are selling at prices
ranging from fifty cents to $3.50.
Florida promoters lost money on
Reds visit. Manager Pyle got his
guarantees, but was disappointed
because he had hoped for big
money. The southland charged
exofbitant prices for tickets apd
the public refused to pay.
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4 the DOPE
loot! Tcot! Tootl
By vEDDER G A RID

81 INDIANA basketball officials
met Monday night and like
~ the Walrus and the Car