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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

With wins and | defeat chalked
up, Strayer Senior basketers claim
the championship Of the intermediate
division of The Washington Recrea-
ton League. Defeating the Eaglets,
Is to II. in q closely contested match
last night. they cinched the title.
Hyattsviue Company + tossers press
ed the winners for top honors, but have
suffered defeats to Strayers' /, placing
them on the second rung OF the lad
der One match on the Hyattsville
schedule still remains undecided. but
it viii not affect the standing OF the
team. according to league officials.
Tonight the Jewish Community Center
viii face the Company + sextet in the
final game of the series.
The final standing of the teams
shows Strayer Seniors first, Company
r second, Eaglets third, Princess Jun
iors fourth and Jewish Community
Center Juniors fifth.
In annexing the crown Strayer Sc
niors scored twice over the EaElets,
Jewish Community Center Juniors
and Princess Seniors, and once over
the Hyattsville Company F aggrega.
ton.
Members Of the championship squad
include Misses f. Goodwin, r. Urea
nor, II. Mothershead. E. Jones. b.
Tore and NJ. Faulkner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
THREE BRITISH GOLF
STARS ARE SHUT OUT

BY the Associated Press.
ROEH ANIpTON, England. April Z.
Three Of the British professional
golf stars who will go to the United
States next month on the team OF
nine PLAYERS which will defend the
Ryder Cup fell by the wayside here
with the close of the qualifying
rounds Of the Roehampton Cup tourna-
the British season.
Ted Ray. George Gadd and Fred
Robson We're the cup players who
failed to get into the group of 16
qualifiers who started match play
today.
The Eoehampton tournament is
played before critical gallery. Many
Londoners regularly come here TO
study the Spring form of their favor
ite professionals.
-Four Ryder Cup players finished
the Sc holes of qualifying competition
today among the qualifers. They
were Abe Mitchell, captain Of the
Ryder Cup team; George Duncan,
Charles Whitcombe and A. G.. Havers.
Ernest Whitcombe led the field with
a card Of 1877 for the 36 holes. George
Duncan, showing some Of his old-time
brilliancy and putting i'll his best
form, was second with 1879. His sec
ond-round card Of sc was the best
of the day and equaled the course
record.
However. a 66 al Roehampton is
not like the G6s run up by Bobby
Jones at East Lake or Sunningdale.
The local course is short. with many
one-shot holes. necessitating an e&-
pert pitching and putting game This
is blamed for the elimination of Ray
and Gadd. who play powerful but
comparatively wild game.
Mitchell turned i'll a card of 142
after some patchy work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
Bows WI Compete in Eastern High ztercss Meet TOMORROW
WOMEN In SPORTS
by CORTNNE FRAZIER

! Although only four teams competed
| for the national interscholastic range
championship for high school girls
| this year. this fact does not lessen the
| honor won by Central High School $
| first team, which captured the event
| with a total of ,483 out OF a possible
| 500. This record. made in prone po-
| sition, is exceptionally good for nigh
| school markstyomen, and 1t IS doubtful
| if it would have been bettered had
/ teams from schools throughout the
country competed.
According to l.. r. Bradley OF the
| National Rife Association, the inter-
high school match was something OF
a venture this year and it was inn
possible to round up OUTSIDE nlgh
school teams, as the association had
little or no data as to the schools ro-
noting rifle for girls Next season
he hopes to be able to push TINS event NJ
generally. as he is planning to get IN
touch with all high schools Whlch
have girl rifle squads.
Western High School took second
place with four points less than Cen
trails total. Eastern, just one point
behind Western, with a total or l,4to,
claimed third place and CentraFs
second team, finished fourth.
The keen competition among the
three first teams indicates that they
are very evenly matched and can be
exnected to stage close race for hon
ors in the annual interhigh school tit
ular match of the District scheduled
next month.
Western claimed the individual high
point scorer in the n. K. A. contest,
Virginia Sheffield from the Hilltop
scored 29S, one possible and two 99's.
Catherine Austin registered 296, the
highest total aggregated at Central.
Individual scores of the winning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
COMPETITION IS LISTED
TO BOOST TRACK SPORT
Contests TO Be Staged for Four Classes-school
Teams 10 Be Busy for Rest of Week-Central
Nine Plays Impressively.

I three innings he worked. Phipps
| Naryland's starting pitcher, was
| forced to retire in the fifth inning
when he hurt his ankle sliding to
t second. He had been doing well and
the Maryland youngsters doubtless
would have given Central a mighty
| fine argument had he gone the route.
Tech High vanquished Georgetown
Prep. to 3, yesterday. at Garrett
Park The Manual Trainers gave
concrete evidence that they are by no
means weak. despite their squad is
made up largely of inexperienced
tossers. Tech got in its bingles when
needed, flashed some smart fielding
and showed speed on the paths. For
rest. Ensor and Young each worked
three innings for the Manual Trainers,
the work of the last two being par
ticularly impressive. German of Tech
got a double and triple in four -ines
at bat.
Charley Guyon used q of his East
ern hopefuls yesterday in a vain at
tempt to trim Norman Sills Dewitt
| tossers. who COPIED, to /. largely
through the bang-up tWirling of Cor
son. who gave the Light Blue and
White but hits.
st. Adams routed Edgemore Athletic
Club, II to ,, in a practice tilt yes
terday, on the winners field. Games
with Woodward, Emerson and Episco-
pal are sought by st. Adams to round
out its schedule.
Led by Capt. j. Prescott Blount with
291 string, Western High rifiemen
Yesterday outShot Eastern by 81
points in a public high title match on
the West Enders' range. Western
totaled 1860 and Eastern, 1909. Capt
| Lewis Hayes with 290 was Eastern
high gun. Yesterdays setback, the
East Enders' third in as many starts
and their second within the week al
the hands of Western, virtually elimi
mated the Light Blue and White from
championship consideration.
Because of the soggy courts the
tennis match slated between Tech anG
| Episcopal yesterday at Alexandria was
| postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
CONCANN0N TO FACE
CUE CHAMP TONIGHT
woe CoNCANxON. the "

TOE CONCANNON. the Walter
Johnson OF pocket billiards, is
ready for his big test tonight
~ when he meets Erwin Rudolph
the champion of the world, in a
match at the Arcadia.
George Kelley. District champion.
likened him to the Nationals pitching
ace when he said, Zoe is a tough, cool
player, never showing any tempera-
ment, never making alibies in defeat
and modest in victory" Kelley also
said that he expected to see Joe take
the measure OF Rudolph tonight and
the following two nights, which will
give him the match of 450 points for
purse of $500.
Concannon is in splendid shape to
down the present world champion.
who in January defeated the seeming
~ invincible Ralph Greenleaf for the
title. Before that time, when Green
leaf still was the champ, Concannon
met and defeated him at Saratoga
Springs, but unfortunately couldn't
claim the title, for it was an unofficial
match. Also, when John s. Blick re-
Gently took Concannon and Greenleaf
out to Walter Reed to give an exhibit
ton for the boys, Joe ran out IS on
the 'boy wizard" to take the match,
75-47.
Rudolph is champion by merit and
rot by f1uke. He is a brilliant player
always taking more chances than any
other master and holding all the speed
records in pocket billiard play. hav-
ing at one time run out 100 on Green
leaf IN 20 minutes. Concannon has in
the past won 5 matches out of the )
times they have met and all the boys
who have been watching Joe practice
say that when the match is over Sat
urday night the record will be 9 wins
for Joe out Of 10 meets.
offered.
Concannon himself is a Very fast
player who is not afraid to take
chances. When these two cue artists
meet tonight at S:15 the spectators
should see one OF the greatest battles
RIVAL oF r1octra+ fn;IIia ri I,tStnry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
LEADERS IN A. B. C.
ARE NOT MOLESTED

PEORIA, Ill, April (P).--For the
first time in week leaders in the
American Bowling Congress tourna-
ment have withstood the assault of
adversaries bent on moving into the
money class.
Not a change was registered in the
big 10" lineup as q result of yes
terdays shooting. The highest score
of the day in the doubles was 1856,
shot by ]. West and 3. Hollenbeck
Of Buffalo, n. Y, while ]. Gaspey of
Syracuse, n. Y, turned in the leading
singles count with 676.
Only one squad Of five-man teams
will appear on the drives tonight, in
Guiding fives from Chicago, Akron,
Madison, Erie, Milwaukee, Mount
Morris, H.; WATERFOWL, Wis; Des'
PLANES, ILL.,, and Peoria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
More Than 50 Boys

~ CHLAG ball teams Of the Bloom
ingdale and Garfield divisions.
elementary school schlaG ball
~ leagues. will get into action Mon
day afternoon when the opening
games in these two loops are sched-
uled.
Takoma and Gage teams will meet
on the Bloomingdale Field. First and
Bryant streets northwest, at 3:45.
The race for the Bloomingdales
should be a close and exciting one,
with eight teams trying for the crown,
including Takoma, Gage, Whittier,
Langdon, Emery, Keene, Burroughs
and Brookland.
Garfield division will open it's series
with game between Amidon and
Van Ness The Van Ness team was
the winner of the Garfield title last
year.
Other teams in this loop are Dent,
Smallwood and Wallach.
Schedules for the two leagues fol-
low:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
25-MILE BICYCLE RACE
WILL BE HELD SUNDAY

Century Road Club Association will
hold 25.mile bicycle road race over
a course on the Washington.Marlb
road. starting Sunday morning at $50
o'clock.
Several riders from the Maryland
Bicycle Club of Baltimore will com.
pete A long list of prizes has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
BOXER Is SUSPENDED.

PHILADELPHIA, April o.
Babe McCorgary. Oklahoma boxer.
has been suspended by the Pennsyl-
vania State Athletic Commission for
30 days for fouling Johnny Haystack,
Binghamton. in a bout at Reading,
Pa, Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
DETROIT CLUB SPORTS
REAL JAZZY UNIFORMS
Bv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
In an effort to inject color into the
play of the Tigers, the Detroit Club
has jazzed up its uniforms.
The staid gray of other years viii
be decorated with stripes of burnt
orange, and fierce tiger head in
orange will glare at all opponents
from the shirts of the Detroiters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
THREE IN CUE TIE.

Frank Turton gained tie with
Powell and Souts for leading honors
in the pocket billiard tournament at
Lewis & Krauss' parlors, by defeat
ing George Currier, 200 to 113, last
night. Turton ran 81 for high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07
CANZONERI VS.. SMITH.

NEW YORK. April [P)--Tony
Canzoneri, New York bantamweight,
has been signed to meet Harold Smith
of Chicago. April %, at the new Broad
way arena. Brooklyn, in a 10-round
bout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-07

L. e. s. NEW ATEXICO. April Z Up.
The base ball team of the U. S. s
Wright defeated the California team.
to /, yesterday at Guantanamo Field
in the first OF a three game series for
the United States fleet championship.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-10-08

s.tack Johnson In The Ring And Out-by Jack Johnson
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lOR SALE or Exchange. , new
homes III Ell Centre. Submit. j.
NJ. blcnkiron, S2U Van Nuvs Bldg.
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WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-Dutch Ulrich,
PhilIics pitcher. relieved Tony
Kau' mann after only one third Of
an inning had been played in TIN"
first game of yesterday S double
header with the Braves and con
tined the latter to three hits for
the rest Of the game.
The Braves scored four runs in
the first but the Phils came back
with five in the third and Won 8
to 1.
In the secon d game Scott held
the Braves to three runs, enabling
the Pills to win to 3. Fournier,
Braves first baseman, hit a homer
in each game.
St Louis lost a game with the
Tigers in the eighth when Ernie
Nevers weakened, forcing in run
that tied the score. Another run
was scored later in the same inning
and the final score was . to 5.
The Athletics took two games
from the Red SoX ) to | and to s.
Ty cobb played brilliantly for
Philadelphia in the first game, get
ting three hits in five times at bat,
one a double and engineered one
Of the triple steals for which he is
famous
Dykes, Athletics first baseman,
starred in the second game-for
both his own team and the Sox. He
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Valderama Beats
Raymond Montoya

Antonio Naldcrama had an easy
time of It last night in the main
event at CalcXiro, romping to a de-
ciSion over Raymond Montoya with
little difficulty.
Montova substituted FOR Frankie
Aragon, who was prevented from
appearing in action by reason of
cut eve. Naldcrama was too fast
and clover for him, MontoYa fail
ING to do anything until the final
round when he threw caution to The
wind aud rushed in hoping - catch
the Filipino with wild swing.
He bounced several off Tony S
chin but the little brown man can
take them and not be hurt.
Montoya was game aud took
quite lacing, but was clearly
ovcrmatchcd.
Kid Mex won Slap-SluG duel
from Babe Northern in the SIX
round Semi-tinal Both battlrrs
were badly punished from the
swings they stopped. Mex worked
throughout on Northern 5 mldriit'
whilc the cOlorcd boy returned inc
compliment and also did plenty of
bashing about Mcx's head.
Battling johnson and Homer
Gaines drew again il a six round
90. It looked like Gaines had the
edge but i was close enough for
a draw, and the referee called 1t
that.
Harold Clark, Tucson negro, and
Victor Luccro of CalcXico started
off the card like million dollars
The first round was 3 whirlWlnd.
After that Clark looked like 80
cents and Luccro like a plugged
nickel. The latter would not fight
and Clark could not.
There was no question about the
decision in the main event, yet
some of the hard guys had to throw
cushions. The police collarcd half
a dozen of them much TO the do.
light of the majority of the fans.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-07
Dempsey Gives
Boxers a Rest
By United Press Leased Wire

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y,
July Jack Dempsey was expect
ed to go to the links this afternoon
for a round of golf instead of his
usual afternoon training sport of
making life miserable for his spar
ring partners.
Leo p. Flynn, his manager, decid
ed after Yesterdays workout that
the former champion was in such
good condition that there was dan
ger Of entertaining if he spared
every day,
With his bout with Jack Shar-
key only two weeks away, Dempsey
opened up on his camp followers in
nine rounds of hard hitting boxing
yesterday.
He knocked out Jack Hildebrand,
Syracuse heavyweight, and had
Pietro Corri helpless On one knee
after brief exchange of blows.
Martin Burke was badly pounded
in the midriff. Allentown Joe Cans
however, traded blow for blow with
Dempsey and held his own in
short workout.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by B. II.
Lien, administrator of the estate of
Myrtle +. Ringburg Chaplin, deceas-
ed, to all persons having claims
against said deceased, to present
them within four months after first
publication of this notice to the un-
dersigned at 107 Rehkopf Building,
FL Centre, California, the place Sc
lcctod to transact business of said
estate, or file them within four
months after first publication of
his notice in the office of the Clerk
of Superior Court, Imperial County.
Dated this Goth day of June, 1927,
B. II. LIEN,
Administrator
Jas. w. Glassford, Attorney for
administrator.
rulv > 9 16 23 so,
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Poultry

SEVENTH SEASON ot "Better
Hatched Chicks.' Farm Bureau
Accredited pa and "a Grade
White Leghorns. Our cn.cks are
produced rr,m most ca efuiiy Sc
lected parent stock. They are
hatched in modern Electric Mum
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e'y men. They are delivered by
express prepaid. These chicks Of
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is a satisfied customer. Write,
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SHARKEY SHOWS
NO CONCERN FOR
RICHARDS ORDER
Boxer to Reach New York
When He Feels Like 1t,
He Tells Promoter.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, July Three
days late and taking his time about
it, Jack Sharkey, the c0eky Boston
heavyweight, was expected here
late today to finish training FOR
what Tex Rickard hopes will be II
million dollar tight against Jack
Dempsey IN the Yankee Stadium
on July 2l.
SharNcy had promised to be here
Monday and wnen he failed to
show Itickard became slightly CON
ccrncd. He was also concerned and
more than annoyed by reports from
White sulphur Springs mat Dem
psey had round himself a hollow
shcll and would not fight unless he
could get postponcment
Dempsey cleared the situation, as
far as the pubic was concerned
with wire that he was golng to
fight on schedule.
kIckafd caitcd the Boston sailor
on the phone and asked hlm to como
to New YORK at once aud Nharkcy
llh' Il ibil Ni "a anu bl'tl'll ti1l
ploye answered -'no.
Mckard tired to point out that
he eouidn t get much publicity
training in a ittlc Bostou gym
naslum and sharEcy told him rather
shortly e. m not trannL tor
publicity. can woril here Just as
good as can in New lor&, eE.
p"ct / II he down about Thursday
ght.
onarkcy doesn', take kindly to
orders even from promoter who
has put hIm in the Wy of making
s-1p,o00 and mas given hm the
chance to Wolh into the million
dollar heavyweight championship.
"Kickard tuos to Ueat me Ike
baby, Sbarkty told the Nrdcr
before nc went to Maine on ms
tIsnng "trip. He tod me to STAY
IN our OF inc ram. not to SIT III It
daLght, to be careful crossing the
stfects ana HeJ to rI4e IA l.A.ea"s.
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MOM'N POP

July , 8 10 23 so.
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ll6t3-Dcpt. |
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SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
o. California, in and for the
County of Imperial
Rafaela Barpuo. PIaiutiff.

NS.
Ignacio Bareno, Defendant.
The People of the state Of Calf
fornla Send Greeting to Ignacio
Barcno, Defendant.
You are Hereby Directed to Ap-
pear and answer the Complaint in an
action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this summons
if served within this county; or
within thirty days il served else
where.
And vou are hereby notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required the said Plaintiff
VIII take judgment for any moncy
or damages demanded in the com
p'aiui rs arising upon contract, or
she viii apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal
&C the Superior Court Of tie County
Of Imperial, State of California, this
18th day of May, 1927.
e. &. MOUSSEAT, Clerk.
BY c. +. Williford, Deputy Clerk
(SEAL)
Uticy and Nuffer, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF SALE

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with the cost of this publication.
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Situations Wanted

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yesterday'S Results

Hollywood 60, Los Angeles 30,
Seattle 10, Missions 0.
Oakland >, Portland q.
Sacramento s, SAN Francisco >.
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For Rent-Farm La

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SPORT NEWS SECTION

was charged with two errors but
made up tor it by hitting two dou-
bles and a single and scoring two
runs in five times at bat
No other games were played.
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WI NiJ\ETI

WlLMINGTON, July 7.-Pcdro
Amador, Panamanian junior light
weight scored a technical knockout
over Joe Leopold in . the ninth
round of the main event here last
night. Billy Blake won from
Frankie Burns in the semi -windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-07

SANTA MONICA, Calf, July
:. Fifty or more youthful diyot
diggcrS were scheduled TO tee off
here today in the 1927 southern
California junior golf championship
tournament at Brentwood Country
club.
Tournament officials announce
that four flights of match play,
with Is players per flight, were
scheduled.
Match play will follow today's
qualifying with two rounds slated
iur tomorrow.
Semi-finals are billed for Satur-
day, with the 36.holc finals sun
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-07

who are as much against rowdyism
and poor sportsmanship as the box
ing commission is.
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So. California
Sporting Briefs

Los ANGELES, July 7.-Youth-
ful rocquet wicIders from points
all over the southland swung into
the annual southern California ten
MS championships at Midwick
country club today.
Play opened in seven divisions
singles aud doubles for juniors uh
der Is, Junior girls singles, boys
and girls singles under - and
boys and girl, singles under l3. >
The championship tournament
viii determine who will replace
Johnny Doeg of Santa Monica, last
year 5 national junior champion,
who is now a senior player.
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A meeting of college students
decide l6 to against trial mar
rlage. Giving Dame Nature lit
tie hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-07

SANTA MONICA, July Joe
Cardola defeated Johnny Gerardc
in the eight round main event here
last night chris Cardcnas knock
cd out John Wcbbcr in the third
round of the scmi-windup.
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Lost and Found

LOST-July l, gold trimmed spec
tacles. Return to Press office.
Cts
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EXPERIENCED stenographer and
typiSt wants position. $50 Orange
q 6t4
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Household Goods

PIANO FOR SALE or rent. 5l5
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Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 60, Boston As.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 81, Boston l.6.
Detroit 9, St. Louis s.
lOnly games scheduled).
COAST LEAGUE