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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16
CARD GAMES BANNED
IN DINUBA POOL HALLS

DlNUBA. Cal, Sept. Is. - Card
games in Dinuba pool halls remain
ed an unlawful pastime today fol-
lowing snecial city election here
in which citizens approved an ordin-
ance prohibiting the practice by a
vote of 38 to 200. Pool hall proprie-
tors recently started campaign to
repeal the ordinance.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16
Hawk Chosen to
Lead Veterans

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. IS.
-Elbridge L. Hawk of Sacramento,
Cal, who fought through the entire
Vicksburg campaign in the Civil
War, and discharged with the rank
If captain, is the new commander
in-chief of the Grand army of the
Republic.
His election came after spirited
struggle among five candidates,
chief among whom was Major Cen
eral John l.. Glen of Washington, ID.
c., who withdrew in favor of Hawk.
The 6lst encampment was to close
tonight. Next years reunion will
be at Denver.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16
Ian I 0
| and N
new YORK
Recent Air Tragedies Do
Not Dismay Flyers of
Free State Army.
HAVE BIG PLANE
. May Proceed to Philadel-
phia If Fuel Holds Out
Long Enough.

rALIONEL AlRORoME, Ire
land. Sept. l6.-Captain :laclntosh
and Commandment James r'itZmaur-
lee of the Free Stat air force, de
rarted today en- Il non stop trans
Atlantic flight to the United States.
They arose from this field at 81
y. III. (7:34 Il. m. eastern standard
time.)
Macintosh and FitZmaurice were
bound for New York but would fly
On, perhaps to Philadelphia, if their
gasoline supply was sufficient.
The Irishmen 5 plane is 80
horse power Fokker named Princess
Nenia. Mabel Boil, an American
woman, recently sought passage to
New York in the craft, but was
not given place.
FitMnaurice replaced Captain
l,r, ford AS Macintosh S companion
when it was found that Wreford $
nar wounds made it impossible for
Linn to control the monoplane.
The Macintosh plane has been
waiting at Baidonnel for several
weeks while other proposed trans
Atlantic flights were called off,
pne by one.
The lrishmen were undismay"d
10y the tragedies which accompanied
transoccanic flying over the Pacific
and Atlantic, with wholesale loss
Of planes and passengers.
The weather at the airdome and
vicinity was cold and windy when
the flyers departed. The sky was
overcast.
"With luck we viii do it, Mac
lntosh said just before the start.
81 shall steer y direct course |
New Foundland (Grcat Circle) and
expect to make New York in 25
hour,
(MacIntosh s schedule would call
for his arrival in New York at
g:34 a. III. Eastern standard time
tomorrow
- have every confidence of sue
cess. -
The Princess Xenia carried 72l
gallons Of gasoline. 1t arose after
a run Of 800 yards.
Macintosh scored the recent pab-
lie agitation against further trans
Atlantic flights.
~ still am convinced, - he said,
that this flight is one that should
be made in the interests of avia-
ton. It is not a foolhardy flight.
! have taken every psecantlon.
Someone must take the risks if
there is to be progress.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-Good wealth
CT for 500 miles off the Irish coast
with clouds and drizzle over the
next 1000 miles today awaited Cap
tain Macintosh and Commandant
fit2maurice who left Baldonnel, Ire
land, in an attempt to fly to the
United States.
Macintosh started in much bet
ter weather than has existed for
some time,' the air ministry in
formed the United Press today.
"Near New Foundland the flyers
will encounter clouds and consider
able head winds
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. - Ii
Captain Macintosh and Commandant
Fitzmauricc take the Great Circle
course in their transatlantic flight
from Dublin they are likely to en-
counter fog as they approach New
Foundland tomorrow morning, --latest
weather bureau transatlantic wea
ther messages Indicated.
Should they take the Azore'
route, they will encounter nortl
winds, according to a Horta message
received last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16
OBare Legs At
Fullerton High
by United Press Leased Wire

Nv United Press Leased Wire
FULLERTON, Calf, Sept. 16.
Declaring that it will net sane
ton any fad which might lower
the standards Of Fullerton Union
High school, the uniform dress
board of the school today barred
TIE "stockingless'' girl.
The board has decreed that no
girl may appear II the school
campus unless wearing full
length hose. The question which
has puzzled both faculty and
students was settled by unani-
nous vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16
COAST CITIES GET RAIN

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16. "A
light mist which fell here early to-
day recorded less than one-one
hundredth of an inch, according to
weather bureau reports. No heavy
rain is expected, it is said, al
though the, light mist may appear
again tonight.
San Diego reported four one
hundredths of an inch. Traces of
rain also were recorded here two
days i'll August.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16

Four H"res of Tilton apricots on
the f. Nj. Lane ranch, Hanford,
Trlare county, Melted the owner
$3.50 an acre when dried.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16

Irish Aviators Take off On Trans Atlantic Fitch
Jensen Gives Young Husbands Hint

$4,000 award in the Dole fight from
offering to husbands here
which aims lion
country pne The lion the famous Leo of the
movie
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16

Chinese pheasants liberated last
year on the Heinlen tract in Kings
county now have hundreds of young
with them.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-16

Merced county reports claim the
1927 cotton crop will average bale
to the acre.
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year. They will be closed~ on Janu-
airy 81 to permit completion Of the
extensive bunkering program on the
NIT construction and renovation work
Mt Rock Creek Park. The courses will
be reopened about March IS. The
West Potomac Park course will re.
main open throughout the Winter.
Peter jackson, greenkeeper at In
dian Spring, has abandoned the pro
sale method Of inspecting the golf
course by foot in favor of the more
romantic way Of travelling over Con
gressiOnars lengthy reaches from the
main deck of a horse, and an animal
with proud lineage at that. Some
scented him with a horse which is
said to be half brother to the famous
SaraZen and Jackson does his course
inspection work each day from the
weather deck of the animal.
Chevy Chase intends to stand pat
on it's present golf course and will not
construction or bunker changes next
year, according to Chairman Thomp-
son Of the golf committee. Small
changes, such as that at the ninth
hole where bunker is to be put in
at the right corner of the green and
close to the putting surface, are typi-
cal of the minor improvements that
are to be made
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CANZ0NERI FAVORED
TO WIN OVER TAYLOR
By the Annotated Press.

By the Annotated Press
NEW YORK. December 31--Tony
Canzoneri. New York featherEreig1t.
rules a T-to,5 favorite 70 wrast n Dc
cision tonight In his 10-round bo'lt
against Bud Taylor, the hard,hIttln@
boxer of Terre Haute. Ind Carz1neri
concluded his training weighing about
125 pounds while h:s rival tipped the
beam at 122.
While Taylor Is the ct
champion Of the National Box.nc a.
socIati0n. no title will IN n stake. ~
both boxers are above weight 4 vic
tory for Canzoncri viii practically as
sure the New Yorker ~ bout with
Benny Bass of Philadelphia. which
will be recognized as q featheryteigi,t
cham pionship tilt. on the other ha ~
Taylor will have the same opportunity
offered TO him in the event re Is vic
tor.
Taylor and Canzoneri have net n
the ring twice before. On one occa-
sion a draw verdict resulted. and Ta..
Tor won by marrow margin in the
other encounter.
Two 10.roundcrs support the feature
match. Dominick Pctrone and IsnaciO
Fernandez mill in the seminal. while
George Rivers o. Los Angeles stacks
up against ANDY Martin Of Boston.
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HICKEY TEAM LEADS
LOOP BY ONE POINT

epw YORK. December %o.~I
Y,etr01t Cougars were 'f""ojhE ~
1<sw york Ispg@1s f@f first pare i"
- American group stahalb9 ~ itie
~" s.'st turkey League tDGay, q STA
.,te uotDt separating fbeh ..,
TSs Cougars EilU "4t the HphtfeSl
AsrooDs last night by Keais 70 .. q.
The victory gave the DetFoltsI.s ~
,osnts whereas the Sal oe - 90. 81
hangers and AAneti@fk ia "a q OYER
It's t.s, ~oy'Yeet here advanced the Hanger
nospt score ~ ~. 49,,
p' siIIy Isurch. captain Of tie Amer
IS returned ~ tie ftay for th@ hthi
80 IN several Reeks sud ihf3jied
sn,ne IA coo fanH by shsihs TIC l>In9
.asI In the closing MINUTES u '''e
A. tie soston oafft yieided ~ re
Toronto Maple I.e8fs by 10 J. ~"
isr,,ins reIinquiebed sttpha t5#ae 4"
ksas G0uEssss
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WESSL0Ck RETURNS
TO LOCAL PRO QUINT

Fritz Wesslock. 19-year-oIf forward
and a protege Of Elmer Ripley, has
Yefosned the Washington basket ball
team for his third trial In ta0 years.
He In replacing Willie Carey. another
forward, WHO was forced 10 retire
from the game because Of the pressing
nature Of his business At NapleB0od,
n. j.. which required al Of his time.
Manager Kennedy, 5n wire last
night 20 local headqia rters. from
LoYain, Ohio. whore the Capital pros
played an exhibition game, stated thar
be viii give Wesslock thorough dr.'i-
ing before The team CONES back home
or, January o 10 engage Cleveland in
the first Of a fwC-aat1e series AZ the
Arcadia. WsSslork has gained weight
since he appeared here iaSt season. SO.
eording 10 Kennedy. ard he should b.
able 10 show an improved brand Of
basket ball.
Ear1y in the 7s2g-27 season yTess-
lock- received short trial here bat
was found wanting ard received h:s
release 10 Akron II the Central
League. Toward tie end - TIE SEA.
son be war brought barr by Kennedy
and finished out the schedule. lie is
very speedy ard phys with plenty Gf
fight and spirit. Wh5sH aFe two GuaH.
fcattons likely ~ make him valuable
IN Washington ia ito drive - clint 81
sbs Eastern divisional raGe u The
American League.
cieYeia No, the nezt !oo8l opponent
~, the KenHed yfneu, dselsejy 7F3nlgT"c
philadelphia last night by q e@Dfe If
aTz9 On the Cleveland co4ft. VIC iiaa.
sf,n and Carl iQef4 each Gagged IL
,oints sE helping the Forrest City rep.
s.eeutas!Yea break their losing streak
which tlan extended ~ fD3r Gane*.
Al Yeile't, Philys giant center.
snored seven fed goals 10 make II b
close argument "a
THE loa3y Chicago FIVE upset no
later with d z3z2 Iefsat while
rnyT Wayne continued iia con1eba"k
On, by heating Detroit zt%l.
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EARLY SEPTEMBER
BOUT IS TEX'S HOPE
Matters Rest Until YankS'
Dates Are Learned. as
Park to Be Used.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK. December S0-The
nj schedule makers of the Amer
" lean Ieague--and not Gene
L Tunney, Jack Dempsey. JACK
Sharkey or Tom HeencN--WiN
have the most to say rs 20 gust Whrfe
and when Tex Richard promotes me
world heavyweight title match IN
1928.
Tex wants 10 stage the hi@ hout nj
the Yankee Stadium some time Win
in the first TWO weeks of september.
but he can't make any Definite ar
engagements until the schcGule-nah-
ers reveal whether the worlds base
ball champions will be at home or
on the road during that period.
II the Yankees are on their nome
stamping grounds all or most o. that
time Richard Will find his present
plans IN 3eopar3v. lie has definitely
decided to use the big American
League Park. but ii VIII require
few DAYS for his worhmen TO convert
Il into a boxing arena, arranged 70
seat 100000 spectators where on!F
$1,000 may gather for the bail games;
The temporary seating plans caIi
for frameworkS Of SteeI SlrdeiS q
clock off lower tier seats IN inc
grandstand ana range downward
from, the stands 10 the very edges Of
the ring. i
Tunney can fight before the 10th Of
September. 1925. only by agreeing 10
a fat percentage basis for TWO hghts,
Richard said. No amount OF ca1oling
will induce the promoter 10 give up
his exclusive rights 10 the heavy
weight champions services, he de-
clared
Tex asserted that Jack Dempsey.
former champion. can meet IunneN
without q previous test only in case
Tom Heeney and Jack Sharkey both
''look terrible" in their elimination bat
tie here January -.
These youngsters deserve
chance" he said. but he Indicated II
would be a shane" TO waste the
perfect" hallyhoo that sounded for a
third match after the one-tlue
Manassas Mauler fioored Tunney for
the LONG count" at Chicago last Sep
tember.
Richard said that there was no place
In the elimination ranks for George
Godfrey, latest black menace" who
boasts a formidable string Of knock
out victories.
Hes ore Of the worst fighters
ever saw" the promoter declared.
Fought three times here in the gar
den and never showed anything. Be
sides Tunney wouldn't meet negro,
even If Godfrey knocked out few
more set-ups."
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BOXING AND WRESTLING
NET ILLINOIS BIG SUM
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Ffess.
CHICAGO. December 80, ~~ The
iegalized business OF boxing and
wrestling returned To the state or
Illinois during 1927 net profit OF
s306 ,a9495. the athletic commission
revealed in ita annual report today.
The sum of $a.so3, Goa was paid by
607 $40 persons In see $3.50 boxing and
wrestling shows In Illinois during the
year.
The Dempsey -Tunney title match at
Soldier Field september 81, was the
principal reason for The hlGh totai
~ receipts. The State tax on that
fisht alone WINS $2ii 66a.13, with.
out this night the pfniit 10 The com
mission during The year would have
been only hpuroN imaieiy 10000.
There were sos bouts during the
IL months. and % penalties were im-
posed by tho commission. Forty
eight Of these were reprltnands Tor
minor infructions Ut the boxing code.
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Styles change in sport. as in
er popularizes something in the
way OF a method OF play. Take
grips as an example. The first
grip used was the palm grip. which
can be n finger grip as well. Abe
Mitchell populariZed IL abroad by
reason OF his hard hitting. Cecil
Iei,ch also used It for certain
shots. In America Chick Evans 10
partial to It. Result. following
1916 the palm grip was In vogue.
Before that Ouimet did much to
further the interlocking grip by
dnt of his victories in 1918 and
1914, respectively. in the United
States open and United states anna
teur. But the interlocking grip had
troubles holding its own until sara
zen won the United States open
with it at Skokie.
The great majority OF golfers.
even the topnotchers. prefer the
overlapping grip. Jones. Armour,
Hagen, Sweetser. Won Elm and Col
lett use II and recommend II. 1t
seems best In the long run.
The grip is important. and should
be with the fingers. 1t is the
means OF transferring your hitting
power to the club. A brief test Is
necessary to clear a few pertinent
facts about the grip. Grip any.
thing with a hand. You will find
that most power Is applied toward
the rear. with the little finger pre-.
dominating. Touch anything and
you use the tip OF the first finger
and thumb TO feel II.
Now note your grip on the golf
club. The little finger OF the right
hand does not grip the handle.
Isn't that proof that your left hand
must predominant in the golf
swing?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-30
MONROE is ELECTED
HEAD OF GUN CLUB

DR.. ". D. Monroe has been elected
president Of the Washington Gun Club
for the ensuing year. tie mas long
been associated with the trapshooting
sport and three times has brought
national honors TO the local club
through his fine work in the Grand
American Handicap.
Other officers chosen at the annual
meeting of the club. held in the Office
Of DR.. J. c. wynkoop, 1901 / street,
were II. II. Shelton, another active
trapehot. vice president; Robert r.
Welsh. secretary fre-electedl. and F.
p. Williams. treasurer. Williams. ore
OF the original members OF the club
at its organization, 1919, and former
secretary OF the organization. succeeds
DR. A. =. Slime, who has served three
consecutive years AZ treasurer
Walter Wilson was again picked as
field captain.
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SCHEDULE PLANNED
BY SWIMMING CLUB

Washington Swimming Club is plan
ming an extensive schedule for both
it's man and woman "fish" during
January, February and March.
Lafayette. Virginia. the Navy
Piehes. Collegiate Swimming Club OF
Baltimore, Maryland Swimming Club
Of Baltimore. Baltimore Poly. Ralti'
more Y. NJ. c. A.. Richmond Y. NJ.
&. A. and New York A. &. are among
teams to DO engaged by the men,
Women will meet. with ether teams.
Scranton Y. W. G.. A.. wilkes Barre
Y. w. G. A. Women's Swimming As
ISOLATION of New York and Penn A. c.
bob Darnall. captain Of tho Untver-
stay of Michiaans crack team. and a
local hoy, and cum Sanford. another
Washingtonlan. now mt Syracuse Uni.
versity. are 1923 Olympic hopes OF
the local club. Darnall IL n dash man.
and Sanford fancy diver.
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II FOUR-ROUND BOUTS
ON A NOVEL RING CARD

CHICAGO, December 80 N,--~
Twenty-Five boxers Of varied race, size
and ability ara the principals III
novel ring program OF ii four-round
bouts at the Coliseum tonight,
Les Mariner. end on the Illinois
Conference foot hall championship team
and heavyweight champion Of the
Central a. A. a.. makes his PROBES
sinnai ring debut against Mickey
smith IN one OF four his men bouts.
iiili rate. former sparhoy for Jack
Dempsey. fights Ceil Harris In an"
other.
AZ the other end Of the scale, Ernie
Peters. Indian fiyweisht, meets KID
Jap, and Hlas Rodriguez. Mexican liz.
FOUNDER, boxes Davey Adelman or
Philadelphia. uanaro Pine. Filipino
bantam, aud Sonny Lloyd are the
bantam eontenders,
ono middleweisht match. q Get or
weiterweights and two pairs OF light
weights MI out the card.
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BOXER IS IMPLICATED
IN SHOOTING OF GIRL

PHILADELPHIA, December 80 Up.
Joe Tiplitz. former lightweight
boxer OF this city, Is being held by
police on charges OF implication in
the shooting OF Della Roth. 20. early
today.
Tipiitz was arrested after police
we're attracted to the home OF the
girl by the firing OF several shots.
Another man, James Pearson. found
hiding in the dwelling was also taken
into custody. The woman Is in a
critical condition.
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@ % G""' s ws Va Ha eS have followed transfer
$ss ;:s ' 5 . X ss :.
s R an" rd Men" sn 1d s" 's s e viii
to reconcile them loss of the popular szzer.
Aftermath in st. Louis
% 5 1 F @ on the an @ fhe
The has followed the sale of George
sser Washington cash. 1t inevitable No player ST.
brilliant When he was peak picture athletic per-
5 5fS'2s running Inc O'''' S''S "'''S nc gave
chanpionsh exhibition eorses he
Mobile he stole home exhibition with the Browns lead
Hey toolh e9rrsspondsn said a1o'hG5 He might
have R fn ~ sns that spseso s DUk Wanted to see
George do all his stuff, and he did it
Gamb Sport.
we'll paid member the Brown He Ss salary full
injury was suffered in line Of duty But that was not sentiment
eye HAT was Phil BARS gamble But YAH Ball was good spoT
. refhap; there sentiment in Balls aston than
the Browns and they down the did fans
s{ eG t~ ioda DID :"ay he
Sa other ed ssas George personally they made quite merry wit"
Th s days "2n @ and , f.t3 f, g: .s
not the park the Browns 1927 Ball that
THAT'S wy iee w ns ss 6 sm 'S make thorough
uno S h 1sss been R RE- M Gorss had been given his
SAFE would not make graceful their business that would
SIer Set Record With a Record.
At the Sister purchased by Washington of weeks
attention directed to the fact that he led the American League
stolen bases for the his Of
:3 9 " Ss +; f9S II @
distinction had been achieved but for
less than the previous low total of 3d. Collins
in 1919 and equaed by Johnny Mosl in 1926.
That sis may be expected to make bid for baseang honors
indicated by the fact that his activities
ped considerably when he tossed off the burdens
thefts the combined
worried by the duties pilot being only g.
s a h G o r 5 @ h other s s Of the as
American League title performer
the OF Cobb.
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BIG g Plans A1Uat Base Ball Schedule Bucs Team Batting Likely
GALLAGHER AND LAMAR
TO FIGHT NEXT SPRING

Marty Gallagher, John s. Blick's
heavyweight battler, will meet Henry
Lamar again early next Spring, &C
cordng to plans. The two local boys
fought to a draw at Silver Spring.
Md, last September.
Gallagher in his next bout, Janu.
airy 10, will take on Dave Matthews
in 10 rounds at Baltimore. Should
the local boy win over Matthews, who
Is the more experienced scrapper and
outweighs Gallagher seven pounds,
Blicks promising youngster will be
hnoked for q clash in Philadelphia.
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- ICHT survivors each In the elm.
- ination bowling tournaments at
the King Pin and Convention
- Hall alleys viii cvontinue play
LtlillRIt

Ollie Webb and Tommy Walker.
shooting sets OF sol and SIS. respect
lively. led the tourney rolling In Glass
A and II at King PIN last night. Nor
ris GoDdali, winner of the competition
last Winter. WAS second.
In the Convention Hall tournament
Bradley Mandley. named ranking No.
bowler Of the District lhst season.
tops the crack field as the result Of his
G33 set registered last night. j. War
riEon is second with $50. Glen kois
stenholne and Al Work were among
those 10 fall by the wayside,
Last nights tournament scores fol
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PLAY TO BE CONTINUED
IN PRO CUE JOURNEYS

Fred Talbutt NESTS James Newlin
tonight IN the District pockst billiard
cha inpi0nship tournament at the Ar
eadia. Fred Reynolds last night van
anishad George Kelley, District title
holder. 100 10 81, IN earn u tie for the
tourney lead with iad Tindaii,
j. M. Baldwin and NJ IL, iiodakln
clash NJ pocket billiards tonight AT
isimer's Academy, where A, y. swim
burue dnwuad Al. j, hefaeiiinn. 100 Ia
IN, last night, In thu theeeonshion
handicap toiuA1anent tn nfngrena AT
Ilimer's, r., H. Lewis defeated III. W..
Talimau. 90 Il, 90.
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WITH THE BOWLERS

Recreation League last night on the
Recreation drives In nve.game
match, 2,Ti6 To $50. In IA special
three games doubles engagement Ring
or and Litchfleid of the Business Mems
circuit took the measure OF Beavers
and Viehmeyer Of Recreation League.
6s5 10 GA After dropping the first
tit the victors came back TO bag the
last pair.
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NORTHWESTERN FINALLY
DEFEATS NOTRE DAME

CHICAGO. Deeemher 30 N9,~wTwe
iloosier sanhomofea. In the basket hall
livery af Northwestern. finally turned
the tables on tho Natve Dame nemesls,
from their own State. pushing North
western ont In front, 10 to %, last
might In the furpies frat victory over
kotra Dana for many years
II was Metre Danes tirst defeat IN
i've atarts this Winter, and three Of
their victims we're hia Ten teamn.
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TURNER HEADS MAT CARD.

Joe Turner, veteran District WreSt-
Ter, who has just returned to town
after an absence Of nearly three years
and who now boasts the world middle
weight junior crown. will come TO
grips with Archie Parker of Toledo. in
the feature affair Of a wrestling card
to be staged next Thursday night at
the Arcadia.
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MANDELL VS.. PETROLLE.

MINNEAPOLIS. December 80 P).-
The Minneapolis Boxing Club has an
nounced the signing of Billy Petrolle
of Duluth. known as the Fargo Ex-
press" for 10-round bout with
Sammy Mandell, lightweight cham
MON. here. january ID.
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PrBLIC BUILDINGS AND PARKS.
ROOM FOR GRID INDOORS.

Completion OF the new University
Of Washington athletic pavilion gives
the institution an indoor assembly
room with a seating capacity OF 49,
900. The main floor In large enough
for foot ball field.