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Evening star., 1926-12-12
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December lire
election of Base Ball Commissioners
Lands for another seVenyear term
at the Joint major league meeting III
Chicago next Thursday is regarded as
foregone conclusion by National
League men gathering here today for
their own annual session next tues
day.
The National League already has
gone or record as n unit in indorslng
Landis regime and in favor of keep
ing him in office. AS result no
further formal action is considered
likely or necessary when the mag
mates go into session Tuesday.
Although base ball men as A whole
do not anticipate much opposition to
Landis, If any, from American League
club owners, 1t was pointed out that
majority already is assured by the
fact that President Jacob Rupert OF
the Yankees and Charles Comiskey OF
the White Sox are committed to the
commissioner support.
Opposing points of view. however,
may develop an issue over the CLOSING
dates for the 1927 major league sell
son. Under the present law favored
by the American League and put into
son must close on the last saturday
in September
This would end the coming cam
paigns on September 25, The National
League, President John A. Heydler
said today, while not against an cary
closing, is opposed to fixing the date
arbitrarily and feels that the schedule
committee should not be restricted III
arranging the playing dates.
Reports of the most prosperous sea,
son in its history have been. prepared
by President Heydler for submission
to the club owners next week.
Chicago, he disclosed today, led me
entire circuit in attendance for 1879
with a total exceeding 100000 specta-
tors.
The need for major league pitots
who can develop young talent as wen
as supply qualities of leadership
largely has influenced the wholesale
anagerial shifts that have taken
Evening star., 1926-12-12

ENGAGEMENTS with Woodside A. G.!
and st. Mary's Celtics are sought by
Olympic Senior dribblers. Cali Lom-
bard at Potomac 2034 between 7:30
and pm.
In a battle that required an extra
five-minute period for decision. Peck
Memorial Senior basketers yesterday
triumphed over the Church OF the
Covenant team, 33 to 81. in the lat
ter's gym. At the end of regulation
time the score was tied at 27-all.
Tucker, Baker and COrcoran each
found the cords for 2-pointers in the
extra period, while Covenants were
being held scoreless. Marstellar of
the losers was high individual scorer
with IA points. Corcoran and Tucker
led the victors.
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OUINT Is POINTLESS
IN LEAGUE CONTEST

Calvary NJ. 4. tossers increased their
their lead in the Sunday School
League when they BANKED North
Carolina NJ. P. 80 to 0, last night in
a Sunday School League game at
Central y. M. G. A. 1t was Calvary's
fifth win in as many starts.
In other matches Church Of the
Covenant downed Calvary Baptist 10
to I, and Columbia Heights Christian
took an exciting tilt from Clarendon
Baptist. ID to 10.
The scores:
Covenant Ua>. Positions Calvary r. ~.
c. Proctor 80 Left forward ...,. Kirby
MarsteIla .. Right forward, Patterson
sfpfsi sainbnroe feft fefteF guard Shanks
story ..... Right guard -. Rowman
Score by halves: 90 ~
csysry csEe"sn' Baptist it'.''.::: ......::: 8 I-ss
Goals from court caloary Baptstmpit sr.ea
coyenant@Ms srs,ella none il j: Garrett; 2
noTs 4 ggssE.1ss. !" cd;s1ss Psser
Ess$eso% o- PS.,sS:s% 1es%s%o tqr
Robbins. rmpire-Mr wannan. Time of
halves--15 minutes.
Col H. n4, Positions. clar. Bar; Ia;
Andrews ...' Left forward R'tmour EGnns
s. McAninch Left guard .... Langley
L. McAninch. Right guard. .,' Caldwell
Score by halves:
Columbia Heights. ts........... 9 S-1a
Clarendon Baptist. .......... 4-13
Goals from court: Columbia HEIGHTS
Andrews a.. L. McAnnch L2l, ,Ho0annd:
Clarendon Baptist-Ritmour tSl; King t2l:
Finch Caldwell. Goals from foul: Columbia
Observation-Disclosures. in /: Finch none in. /.
ibstitutions: Clarendon Baptist-ssebastian
for Langley, Langley for King; Referee--
Mr. Wannan. Umpire-Mr. Robbins Time
of halves--15 minutes
- 80 - ,o,
c. Me. f32l. Positions. n. c. NJ. p. 10l
Frtshy .. Left forward Pitts
Dunn 1900. Right forward Kennedy
GottwalS ..Ieft guard 80. Budesheim
Broadbent -. Right guard -Prinder
Goals from cosrt: cslyary n, EmFrishy 5o,t.s1s
Broadhent Goals from foul Calvary N, 2.
-Scrivener. . in 4; Frishy, none IN Gott.
walls, j in 3 Dunn l IN !: Brroadhent. none
in l. North Carolina NJ. P.,-kennedy. none none
in j Biondi. none in |. suhstitutions: Cal
Vary NJ EDillon for ,Frishy vidThn LIKE for for
Gottwals Brumbaugh for Finley, Brown fSr
for Pitts. Pitts for Kennedy.
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Tbe Gbening 5tar
BOYS CLUB

and can carry on at a furious pace
With them the rudiments are Things
of the past, and change of pace, head,
work, feints and other more advanced
phases cause them enough concern
However, among the Boys Clun
teams games are won and lost on
elementary basket ball.
You may as well start early to learn
to catch the ball A miss usually is
fatal The arms should not be held
out like two pieces of wood. The ball
can bounce off your hands the same
as off the floor. You must give with
the ball. Relax. Catch it with the
palms of your hands rather than with
your fingers. This will save broken
fingers and at the same time give your
a grip on the ball so you can get 1t
away.
Practice passing from all sides as
we'll as the center. Do not pass over
hand too much.
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COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

Navy. %; Lafayette, Is.
Michigan, 81; Michigan State, 13.
Muskingum. 81; Antioch, 8.
Illinois. 81; Bradley, "a.
Minnesota. 26; Carlton, IL.
Wabash, 80; Northwestern, 81.
Princeton, 26; Lehigh. 20.
Butler, 28; Danville Normal, "a.
Syracuse, 81; Hobart, IL.
Pennsylvania, 80; Drexel, 26.
Rhode Island State, 30; Yale. 26.
Brown, AZ; Boston University, 36.
Dartmouth, 35; Maine, %.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
BY RAY KENNEDY.
Manager-Captain Washington Basket Ball
Tfuh

tance in basket ball is catching and
passing, principally passing. Shooting
and passing are SO closely allied and
dependent upon one another that 1t is
hard to say either is the most impor-
tant, but since the shooting is re.
sponsihle for the scoring it may be
put first.
With amateur teams the passing
should vary according to the size of
the floor. Boys the size of members
of the Boys Club have not the
strength to carry on a fast running
game on a big floor. They must do
a lot of passing. On a small floor
they may run the ball, dribble It.
In the big professional leagues the
players are in the pink Of condition
Evening star., 1926-12-12
OFFSPRING OF MAN O. WAR
HEAD LIST OF WINNERS

By the Associated Press
The offspring of the great Man
o. War came close to monopollzlng
money winning honors among the
thoroughbreds this year Records for
the turf campaign show Crusader at
the top of the 3-year-old list with to-
tai earnings of s166,03S.
Scapa Flow. a 2-year-old son of the
super-horse, was a close second among
the Juveniles, earning $S1 ,405 as COM
pared with Fair Stars $SS, $50.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
JEFFERSON PARK

FIRST RACE. S5year-olds old Up: ! niiIs and nS
$349, $40 won: sun Raiah, 10S ( (EWsry2 +.
mani. 1920. third Time. 900, H9i
Polloi. Sanbina. Sincere Rupee and Tick
VsE sEcoSp RAcE s.year-Olas: 51s fuglo9ggs ag
won: Medley, l0S (Johnsonl So; 80. $3.50.
second; Drummer Boy. 105 (Hastingsl. {.
$54O. third. Time, 200 y Needle Point.
js HR6 ss sAh Hsws sSd sSs dp Ms1Os asH Ts
second Sir Ralph. 106 (Craverl, $3.50.
third Time = :O6.k. Moon Magic. Faenza.
!Yoshimi,. Curler. Tea Tray. Bsbbling. Lax
ingscn Mad Fesoms and MsdT alfS Tap Fr
$3.50 $3.50, won; Condo. ZIG lKeisaydli
lCraverl. $40. third. Time. :16s Ballot
Brush. Wishing Stone. Blue Torch. Seamp
and George Groom also ran.
$500, 81. 40. sss.so; won sSSiden MAJ.
George Demar. 1O7 (Smithl. $3.50. third.
Time: :5S. Overall and McTinkle also ran.
SIXTH RACE, 3-year-olds up. y milss.M .o
UynpTs oSn TaleEns aSs PGssPs iGs yncS go So 20
Time. i 30. Long Champs, Snow Man.
Drowsy Waters and Spandor also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-olds up;
miles-Adieu. "a, tCrayerl, 40, $40.
500: ss46 SECOND; Ocean Current :sd lS4 2
Grattenr. PoIvo Bolivar Bond and Apple
Cross also ran.
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On Get Busy This Week Wealth Field Goals Mark Grid Season
GIRLS WIN FROM BOYS
IN BASKET BALL GAME

Arcadians. the girls basket ball
team that plays under boys rules,
last night defeated Cartons,
boys combination, 27 to 20, at the
Arcadia auditorium.
In a previous game Cartons de-
feated Arcadians and the teams
will meet tomorrow night I'm the
"rubber" contest at the Arcadia au-
ditorium i'm a preliminary to the
Washington Chicago tilt.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
TEAM OF YANKEE GIRLS
TO SWIM IN BERMUDA

BY the Associated Press.
Mermaids representing the Women's
Swimming Association of New York
will splash in Bermuda waters for
the next week or two.
A group, including Helen Meany,
Agnes fGeraghty and Martha Norelius,
all holders of national championships.
left yesterday to compete in the
islands annual aquatic carnival.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
GRID GAME ENDS 1000.

ATLANTA, Ga, December i CPD.--
Newark Bears, professional foot ball
team, captained by Douglas Wycoff
former Georgia Tech star. routed the
soldier squad from Fort Benring, 100
to o, here today. The Bears scored Is
touchdowns.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
AMERICAN u. T0SSERS
TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT

RICHMOND. Va. December II.
American University won its
third straight game lsy defeating
the Virginia Medicos at Richmond
tonight, 48 to IS.
Capt: Sawyer of the yictors was
i'm rare form, scoring Q field goals.
SchlOss was second with 5.
American L. took the lead at
starting and soon was well i'm front.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
MISS C0LLETT TO PLAY
GOLF ON DIXIE COURSES

Gienna Collett. former national
women's golf champion, plans another
invasion of Florida links this Winter
in an attempt to regain the Southern
laurels she was forced to relinquish
last season to such rivals as Miss
Virginia Van Vie, Miss Helen Pay
son and Mrs. Dorothy klotZ Pardue.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
COMPANY F TOSSERs
ROUT H. Q. MEN, 1871

~HYATTSVILLE. Md, December II.
Regular Eve of Company +, Ma
tional Guard of Hyattsville, buried
Headquarters Company team. an
other Guard outfit, 73 to 1, in basket
ball game on the armory court here
tonight The visitors lone point came
on a foul by Edmonston.
Vincent, with IA goals from scrim-
mage. was the big gun in Company
F''s fusillade.
1t was not a wholly satisfactory
evening for the local militiamen. how
ever, as their reserves lost to Column
bia A. c., II to 10. McConnough and
Ellis starred for the victors. The
scores:
Co. F t73). Positions. Laurel ~.
p Chase -. Right forward. Murphy
Vincent enter Enmonnsstor % snts.o,
wight W. krh. ksh guard Hiisrd = D"ofsnsdd BTadS
Score hy halves:
Company F Regulars. ........ 40 33-73
Laurel Company ........... u /
49, f0as Dix frG% S 'G9rsX,"efgif shsoEi" Reeey Tr7S
Chase t3l. Goals from fonl--Chase. in N - =;
I'd pH sbann in for wTah
sonnenbcrF Time of ouarters--1o minutes.
c. A. G. n9). Positions. CO. Res G1ll; T.
oHramd Rfab, sef5 19rwsT@ forward Hgh
r. johnson Left guard Noacil
Clapp .,.... Right guard Rose
Score by halves; :. :.
Company CorarTrS F Reserves. ,;:4;;- 1o-11 II
Goals from court-MeConn2Hgh 14,,;n,Ean -; FL,
~. Goals from foui--cl lapp, j in | Troy.
nnv e toG SoaGs Johnson IN E sugs1ohff 1ohnso3 for
sonpnenbers Soapei 'i Time Of auarters-s minutes.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

This rangy athlete holds
down a guard position with
the Chicago Bruins, who
are to meet Manager Ray
Kennedy's Washington quint
In American Basket Ball
League championship bat
ties at Arcadia this evening
and tomorrow night. Barak
was plucked from the anna.
teur ranks in Chicago and
because of his natural ahil-
ity. his youth and his height
rapidly developed into a regu-
lar on the fast-moving Windy
City outfit. Barak is power
full. delights in scrimmages.
and is q. good shot. He fin
ished the 1925-26 season
with the Bruins, stamped as
one of the best young pros
poets in the professional
loop.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
DODGERS SELL BoHNE.

NEW YORK, December II LR.-
The Brooklyn Nationals today an
nounced the sale of Sammy Bohne.
infielder. To thA Minneapolis club ct
the Amsritan Association.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
HEADS BASKET LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, December II Cp).-
William NJ. Barber of Yale has been
president of the Eastern
Intercollegiate Basket Ball League.
Evening star., 1926-12-12
CENTRAL FIVE WINS
IN FREDERICK GAME

FREDERICK. Md. December Ill
Central High basketers Of Washington
trounced Maryland School for the
Deaf in the first game of the season
here tonight. 81 to %. A large crowd
saw the game in the school audi
torium.
The visitors started their reserves
and the home combination gained q
lead which it held until near the end
of the half, when Central sent in IT'S
first stringers, who managed to tie the
count at II all by the close. of the
session.
Central kept its regulars on the job
in the first part of the second half,
but replaced them with second and
third stringers after a commanding
leod had heap achieved
Evening star., 1926-12-12

PRO BASKET BALL.
Cleveland, 80: Philadelphia. "a.
Baltimore, SO; Rochester, y.
Evening star., 1926-12-12

Goals from court rentral-Nee t5l. Bur
CESS a.. Tash f2l. Crouch t2l Hoddinot.
Burch Hurley. swift Maryland s"he1I Taat.r for
Goals fron foul: Centrs-Swia l2l;
Crouch Costello. Lemon Maryland Schoo}
for Deaf-D0wnes f6l.
Substitutions: Central~Hoddinot for Bur
CESS Lemon for Nee. BlIreh for Tash; Hurley
Tor Crouch Costello for Swift: MARYLAND
school for Deaf-King for Deluca. Cramer
for Teeter. Referee-Mr. Quinn tMereers-
burg).
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
SPORT NEWS SECTION

, championship was sacrifice he had
! to make for the team, as in the
role Of II manager in a hot, driving
race, he couldn't play for himself.
Giants Unfortunate
The collapse of the New York
Giants was partly the result Of Il
series Of accidents and bad breaks,
but the differences existing among
the Pittsburgh players were 50 thor
oughly aired in public that internal
disscnsion is known to have caused
their disappointing season.
After finishing another disap-
pointing season in which he spent
much of the time on the bench, Ty
Cobb retired as the manager of tho
Detroit Tigers and George Moriari-
~, American League umpire, was
named in his place.
The disappointing showing Of the
Cleveland Indians started such
row on iris Speaker that he quit
and decided to 20 into business.
Salary differences were said TO
have been responsible for the re-
lease of Eddie Collins as manager
Of the Chicago White Sox.
Other teams that have new man
ayers are the Pirates, DOME Bush
instead of Bill McKechnie; the Red
Sox, Bill Carrigan instead of Lee
Fohl, the Phllics, Stuffy Mclnnis
Instead of Art Fletcher; the Browns,
ban liowIey instead of George Sis
Ter; the ILndians, Jack McAllistcI
instead of Speaker; the White Sox,
RAY Schalk instead of Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
new PILOTS AT
JUNIOR CIRCUITS
ANNUAL MEETING
BY CLARK B. KELSEY

CHICAGO. Dec. 1i.LFivc new
managers Of American League base
ball clubs were among the eight who
gathered here today for the annual
meeting. The :, 9nior circuit 5 con
ference preccdcS the joint meeting
of the two major leagues which
opens Thursday.
The new leaders were Ray Schalk,
who succeeded Eddie Collins as lead
~ of the Chicago White SoX;
George Moriaritv, Tv cobb S sue
ocssor as pilot of the Detroit Tigers;
Ian Nowlcy. who follows George
Sislcr as manager of the st. Louis
Browns; Jack McAllister, who until
Tris Speaker $ resignation a short
time ago was coach of the ClcVc-
land Indians and who was named
manager of the club Saturday, anil
Bill Carrigan, Who returns to the
Boston Red SoX rs manager, rcplac-
ing Lee fohI.
Only routine matters were TO be
handled bv the board of directors
at their meeting The hard job Of
comforting the title of American
League champions on the New York
ankccS is one of the tasks con-
fronting the directors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ANNUAL MEETING
IS QUIET AFFAIR

NEW YORK, Dee. H. Club
owners of the National League, il
their annual session here today will
vote their confidence in the admin
istration of Commissioner *. NJ.
I.andis. with resolution faVoring
his rc-uppointment under a new
long term contract which may in
cludcl II substantial increase in sal
any.
The National League may vote
for an increase of $4,000 a year
in his salary and no change of the
existing contract.
The routine will include a report
Ly the National League president
that it was II prosperous and sue
cossful year, that the Chicago Cubs
did the best business in the league
and that the st. Louis Cardinals
Won the pcnnant.
The st. Louis club was mentioned
frequently in 'rumor alley be
cause of the business differences
that are said to have developed be.
tween Rogers Hornsby, manager,
and his boss, Sam Brcadon. Bread
Cn refused to discuss the case today
and said the situation was being
ovcr-cmphasizcG.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
So. California
Sporting Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14.-Ba(
News Ebcr and George Rivers fight
! the ten round man event at TIN
Hollywood American Legion stadi
! um Friday night. The bout is j
rematch. Ebcr defeated Rivers Z
little over a month ago.
Tom Patrick meets Mike O'Con-
ner in the semi final.
I Harry "Kid" Brown Of Philadel.
phia will fight Baby Joe Gems to-
night in the ten round main event
| at Vernon. Brown is substituting
| for Russ Whalcn.
Whalen is reported i'll with a Sc
we're case Of influenza.
Brown, who arrived here from the
east some two weeks ago, is said TO
be in excellent condition and is
credited with having more of a
chance to stop Baby Joe than Whal-
en- did.
The Philadelphia boy holds decis-
ions over Billy Wallace, Pal Moran,
johnny Dundee, Jack Zivic and Jim
my Goodrich.
Charley Long, Omaha negro mid
dlewci9ht, fights Billy Vincent in
the six round semi windup.
Jackie Fields has signed to box
Jack Silver in San Francisco Dec.
81. Fields will depart for the cast
Immediately after the bout.
Pat Corbctt, who defeated Frank
10 Tierncy here recently, has been
substituted for Eddie Diggins on tn
Culver City card Thursday night.
Corbctt fights Nick Antonio.
Billy McGowan and Clyde Colvin,
heavvweights, fight the semifinal.
Plans to stage Loyola Geneva
College game and Bellefont .
AcademyTuscaloosa High school
tussle here Christmas day We're def
initely abandoned today following
announcement by coliseum officials
that the coliseum would be closed
following next Saturdays clash.
IHgleW0od and Coyina high school
rtcet SATURDAY. in the finals of the
Southern California championship.
ANY collegiate intersectional
clashes or professional games win
nave to be played al Wrigley Field.
William Wriglcy Jr.. will meet
with members of the governing com
mittec Thursday to arrange final de
tails for the $4,000 Catalina chan
mel swim on January j..
The members of the committc,
will 90 TO Catalina Island for. the
meeting.
Among other details "A stafting
place and time will be decided.
The matter Of proper swimming
dress for women contestants will also
be considered.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
No. 1889
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
FOR HEARING OF APPLICA-
TON FOR DISSOLUTION.

In the Matter of the Application
For Dissolution of Jones Invest.
ment Company, Il Corporation.
Notice is hereby given that the
Jones Investment Company. a cor
poration, and IA majority of the di-
rcrtors thereof, have presented to
the Superior Court of Imperial
County, state of California, IA petit
tion praying for tho dissolution of
said corporation, and that Friday,
the 2lSt day Of January, A. d.,
1927, at the opening of court or us
soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard 1T he court room of Depart
mrnt No. >, of this court, have
been appointed rs the time and
place for the hearing Of said appli-
cation.
Given under my hand and seal Of
this court this 18th day of October,
\. d., 1926.
G. G. MOUSSEAU. Clerk.
by +. NJ, Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL) ID II II IS j t II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCK HOL ERS OF
EDGAR BROS COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions of the by
laws, the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders of the above nam
ed company will be held at the of
flee of the company in Ell Centre,
State Of California, on Tuesday, the
18th day of January, 1927, at the
hour Of o clock p. m. of said day.
At said meeting seven directors
will be elected to serve for the en-
suing year and until their SUCCESSORS
are duly elected.
The annual business statements s
of the office will be received and
acted upon and such other business
as may properly come before the
stockholders meeting will be tran.
sacted.
Dated Ell Centre, this 10th dav of
December, 1926.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY.
By w. O. Hinderks, Sec V.
D II 81 % J II.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
Here and There
in Sport Wcr'd
by United Press Le~sed Wire


New York. Reggie Mcnamara,
world champion cyclist, received
$4,000 and 10 weeks vaudeville
contract for his work on the Winning
team in the six-day bicycle race in
Madison Square Garden last week.
New York.-Willic Hoppe won the
first two blocks from Kinney Mat
suyama here in the handicap 1872
balk line match, 300 to 153 and 400
to 80.
New York.-The New York box
ing commission has decided to bar
Charley Phil Rosenberg, world ban
tamweight Stamp, from competition
here. The ban upholds that Of the
Illinois board and the national box
ing commission, imposed when Ros-
cnbcrg refused to fight Bud Taylor.
Missoula, Mont.-I.ouis Big Six
Nicrhus of Portland, Ore, will lead
Montana s football warriors during
the. 1927 season, being selected as
captain at a football banquet last
night. At his tackle position during
the last two seasons, Vicrhus has
been one of the most powerful men
ever in the Grizzlies lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
No. 1l2sS-,Dept. =
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
FOR HEARING OF APPLICA-
TON FOR DISSOLUTION.
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

in tho Matter of the Application
for Dissolution of the FL Centre
Home Builders, a Corporations
Notice is hereby given that tho
FL Ccntro Home Builders, corpora
tion, and Il majority of the directors
thereof, have presented to the Sup
erior Court of Imperial County,
State of California, petition pray
ing for the dissolution of said cor
roration, and that Friday, the pit
day Of January, A. D., 1927, at tho
opening of court or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard ut
the court room Of Department No.
>, Of this court, have been appoint.
ed as the time and place for the
hearing of said application.
Given under my hand and seal Of
this court this 18th day of October,
y. d., 1926.
c. &. MGUSSEAT, Clerk.
BY f. NJ. Simpson, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL) Dec Ii Il % j IL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-12-14
Football Date
Not Decided

No definite arrangements have yet
been made relative to the football
game between Central Union and Ca
lexico high schools, which was call
ed off last Saturday because of bad
weather.
Principal House stated this morn
ing that the game will probably be
played next Saturday, though he has
not vet been advised of this by the
Calcxico authorities.
Ccntral's squad is keeping in
shape by light workouts and signal
practice. The game will be the last
one Of the season for the locals and
will decide the championship Of the
Imperial Valley interscholastic lea
que.