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Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
So. California
Sport Briefs

CULVER CITY, Calf, Jan 10
Joe Lohman, Toledo heavyweight,
proved tougher than was expected
and the best Ernie Owens, of Los
Angeles, could get in their bout last
right was a draw. Lohman proved
he was anything but a setup in the
last five rounds.
Harry johnson had the better OF
Tony Tovar in the six-round semi
windup while Candy Garrison out
pointed Willie Connor in the six
round special.
Sailor Koskv defeated George
Savage and Mike Cordova knocked
out Nash Calderon in the four
FOUNDERS.
PASADENA, Calf, Jan. 13. =
Danny Kramer won 10-round de-
cision from Marcelino Lomeli in the
feature bout of boxing card here
last night.
Billy Clark Knocked out Bobby
Waitman in the third round of the
scheduled six-round semi-windup.
Harry Lee took the decision over
Bobby Rodriguez, Mureleio Mission
knocked out Pert Brooks and Bobby
Payne got the call over Eagle Thom-
as in the four-roundcrs.
Los ANGELES, Jan. 13.- San
Matco and Midwick poloists will
clash in the third and deciding game
of series at Midwick Sunday. Each
team has won one of two previous
encounters.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.-Char-
ley Paddock, famous sprinter, chos-
en- to captain the Los Angeles A'th-.
loticl Club trackmcn this year, te7'
day was planning initial work outs.
-ts tfit -
HOLLYWOOD, Jam. .13.-Amand
Emanuel and Tom Corbctt two san
FRANCISCO heavyweights, will trade
sma@,eS at the, Hollywood Legion
stad ium in 10 round bout tonight.
While Tlmangcl rules the faNorite,
bccahse. of hR previous showings
here, Oorhest is believed to. be by
far the best opponent EnIqnuel has
Lad to facd in a local ring. -
Jat tx Roper and Tom RandolFhf
two Other heavy young men, will
perform in the six-round semi wind
up. Frank Stetson and Tony Por-
tillo have been matched in the six
round special.
The four round affairs will see
IIurly Breen meeting NJ. Trevino
and Charley MeClintock facing Mike
Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
SHARKEY MADE
FAVORITE OVER
new ZEALANDER
Boston Scrapper Expect
ed to Trim Heeney at
New York Tonight.
BY FRANK GETTY
Omitted Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-,With a
chance at Gene Tunney's heavy
weight title awaiting him if he
wins, Jack Sharkey, of Boston will
meet Tom Heeney a rugged oak
from Osborne, New Zealand in a
scheduled - round bout at Madison
Square Garden tonight.
Only an unexpected reversal will
prevent Sharkey from facing Tun-
ney in the first championship bout
of the summer at Yankee Stadium.
The ey-gob is an overwhelming
favorite to win. The odds are . to
! on Sharkey.
Sharkey had his big chance once
before and failed. The Lithuanian
went OH to beat up Jack Dempsey
at Yankee Stadium last summer.
Instead of trying to box him as he
was told he was knocked out.
Fair or foul-Sharkey went down
in heap, protesting Dempsey low
punches, but the Bostonian has
done nothing since to convince the
public that he is first class fight
er.
Sharkey however, ism t facing any
setup tonight.
Ileeney was once a blacksmith
and he S Just as tough as they come.
He's never been knocked out ana
he s only been off his feet a few
times. He S not much on skill, box
ing, ring craft and that sort of
thing, but once in the ring he II be
swinging two heavily loaded fists
every minute.
The tale is whispered around that
Sharkey hasn't a fighting heart and
will curl up under fire. Certainly
Ethe man who whipped Harry
Wills and George Godfrey when nn
one else was willing to take them
on, ism I afraid of any fighter.
= Never the less, it is pointed out
that Dempsey's body punches re-
vealed Sharkcy's true color and that
another such body punishment win
Just about finish the ring career of
one of the leading contcnders.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
Macdonald Smith
Out To Capture
New Golf HOnOrs
By United Press Leased Wire

LONG BEACH, Calf, Jan. 13.-
A great field of nationally famous
golfers set out here today TO wrest
from the veteran Mgt Donald Smith
in the Long Beach $2500 open tour
namcnt the superiority he has es-
tablished in California winter play.
Smith, supreme stylist, had prey
iously won first money in both the
Los Angeles and the Palos Nerdcs
opens. Twice he noscd out "Light-
horse Harry Cooper, of Los An
gcles, by scant margins.
The fact that Smith circled the
municipal course in practice here
yesterday in 90, or eight under par,
gave his opponents something to
think about. However, Mae and the
other better known stars, will play
the Virginia County Club course to-
dav and the lesser lights the muni-
cipal, The field will be reversed
tomorrow.
Tommy Armour, national open
champion, promises to bc threat
in the event, as does Bill Mehlhorn,
of Williamsburg, Pa, who won the
first Long Beach tournament.
Others expected to rank high are
Willie !. Hunter, Los Angeles; Tony
Manero, New York; Mortic Dutra,
Tacoma; Mel Smith, Portland, Ore,
Bobby Cruickshank, New York; &;
Abe Espinosa, Chicago; Al Wat
rous, Grand Rapids, Leo Diegel
New York; Ed Dudley, Hollywood;
George Won Elm, Los Angeles, and
Billy Burke, New York.
There will he Is holes today, IS
tomorrow and the "a low scores will
play a final SO Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
Hogs Stolen From
Gebbie Ranch

County authorities are securing
the valley in an effort to locate 40
head of hogs which were stolen
from the ranch of Tom Gebbie in
TIE Mount Signal district Tuesday
night. Gebbie in reporting the
theft said that he had fattened the
hogs and that they were about
ready for market. 1t is believed
that the hogs might have been
taken across the border into Mex
leo.
Investigation revealed that the
work was apparently that of ex-
pertsa at Trusting although there was
little chance of discovery due to
The remoteness of the herd from the
home of the rahcher. Gebbie placed
the value of the hogs at about
81 800
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
Gel,rig First In
Run Getting
By United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. l3. -- Lou
Gclrig, who led all other batsmen
Of the American league in the total
number of bases obtained on safe
hits also was responsible for driv-
ing in the most runs, official fig
ures for the 1927 season, released
today show.
Gehrig advanced 175 runs over
the plate while his team mate, Babe
Ruth. was II runs behind with 164.
Harry Hcilman, champion bats
ran of the American league for the
season, tied for. third place with
Goose Goslin, Washington slugger.
Each sent 12O runs toward the home
plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that we
will sell at public auction on Janu.
airy 25 1928, at ten o'clock n. m,
at the Bonds Corner Garage, Calex-
leo, Calf. The following:
One 1924 Star Touring &r,
motor No. 140936, Arizona Lie
cuse No 6-2l39. Storage and
repair bill, $4,000.
The above sale will be held to
satisfy lien together with the cost
of this publication and the cost of
the sale.
Dated this 10th day Of January,
1928.
(Signed,)
BONDS CORNER GARAGE,
11t10 Calexico Calf.
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Here and There
In Sport World

CHICAGO-The Western Golf as
sociation today was to PANE the
cities in which its 1929 tournament
will be held. 1t was believed either
Kansas City or Chicago would get
the open tournament.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. - Light
weight champion Sammy Mandell
will meet Billy Petrolle, the "Far-
60 Express in a 10 round no de-
cision fight here tonight. The title
will not be at stake.
CORVALLIS, Ore.-Oregon State
Agricultural college defeated Con
zaga of Spokane, Al to 25 in a bas-
kctball game.
BERKELEY-The University of
California Quintet will leave to-
night for Los Angeles to meet the
University of Southern California
basketball team.
SANTA CLARA-The University
of Santa Clara football team return
ed from an invasion of the Hawai-
ian Islands where the Californians
won games with the College of Ha-
waii and the town team.
BERKELEY, Cal.-Miss Helen
Wills has been invited to play in
Hawaiian Islands before going east.
san FRANCISCO-The G. Rossi
Florists defeated the Fresno A. c.
Hcopsters, "a to IA.
PHILAD ELP HIA. = Johnny
Hayes 142, won a ten round deci-
sion over Young Ketchell 145.
Johnny Dcmarco, 135, and Joe Hat
field, fought eight rounds to a
draw.
@ TACOMA, Wash, ,-Dode Bercot,
Moproe, Wash. welter, lost on foul
to Don Fraser, Spokane in the
second. Harry Ketchelen, Tacoma,
defeated Tony Zamon, Portland
bantam, in a six round bout.
: PHILADELPHIA@Jimmy Men
do, 124, philadelphia, won the
Judges decisionqoycr Wilbur Cohen,
1876, New York negro, IN an eight
round bout Jack Palmer 159, de;
feated Charley Miller, 165, ia eight
rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
Rancher Held
For Examination

Pete Labrucherie, 60, who played
Lis way into Jail a few days ago,
was arraigncd before Judge Perkins
this morning on second charge of
disturbing the peace.
Pete, who plays a harmonica, tur-
cd up the other day when arraigned
and had managed to play his way
back to freedom when he took time
out to interfere with other court
proceedings. TIL chief took eXcep-
tion to his manner and Pete was
again locked up.
When arraigned this morning, the
Judge ordered the ease turned over
to the district attorneys office in
order that an investigation into the
man S mentality might be made.
Distance doesn't always lend en-
chantmenr All some people ever
s,p of oppOrtunitN is the tail light
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Help Wanted

class stenograph-
er. Apply in own hand writing,
giving particulars, regarding edu-
cation, age and experience. Must
have best references. Address r.
o. Box 500, Calexico. 12tS
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Notice Of Annual Meeting of the
IMPERIAL VALLEY MILK
PRODUCER ASSOCIATION Inc.

Please take notice that the an.
nual meeting of the members OF
the Imperial Valley Milk Producer s
Association will be held at the Of
flee of the Association, in the City
of Holtville California, on Wednes-
day, January 18th, 1923, ut 10
O'Clock a. m. for the purpose or
electing a board of directors and
transaeting such other business as
may come before the meeting
+. S. WlLBY,
Secretary Imperial Valley Milk
Producers Association. 9tG
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
House Criticizes
Huge Naval Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Presi-
dent Coolidge's s failure to set a def
mite time limit for completion of
the $800000,000 naval building pro-
gram in the bill sent to Congress by
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur, was
criticized today by members of the
house naval affairs committe las
they questioned high naval Officers.
Chairman Butler and other mem
bcrs expressed fear that if the COM
mittee fixed a definite time limit
a conflict would arise with the
president such as over the cruiser
program last session.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

We are no authority ON statis-
ties, but the average run of mo-
torists is about sixty miles an hour
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

COTTON TENANT wanted. $3.50.
Everything furnished. Clark w.
Adair, Seeley. 10t5
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PRESS WANT AID SECTION
jT0DAYS WANT ADS

WILL Exchange 6-tube Console
radio or cabinet Brunswick phono-
graph for good used car. Or will
sell cheap. SCI So. Tenth. 1876
WANTED-Small clean furnished
house, reasonable. sci SO. 10th.
1876
FOUND-On corner Main and end.
Dues book, containing valua bic
papers and merchant marine dis
charge. Owner may have same by
paying for this ad. Call Press
office. 1871
MUST SELL-Mt. Signal Service
Station, garage and blacksmith
shop. Mt. Signal. 1872
FOR RENT-Nice front bedroom,
gas connection. hot and cold wat
er, private entrance. 773 Olive.
13tf
FOR RENT-Nice clean, two room
apartment, with frniture. S55
Park Ave. 1872
FOR EXCHANGE-Four family
flat, White Stucco, strictly mod.
ern San Pedro. Good location.
Valued $4,000. Mortgage $4,000.
See +. Porter Wade. 681 Brigh-
ton. Phone 327J. 1878
TAKEN UP-Stray heifer, dark
brown, light markings Oh head.
Owner may obtain by paying
damages and advertising Piter
Nukitas, p. o. Box 1141, Ell Cen
tro. l3ti
LOST Thursday, in Barbara
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!! ,lady's watch with man S chain
Name and date engraved inside
back, Substantial reward. Walter
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13tf
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
apartment, lights and hot water
$3.50 per week. 7S3 Park. 1872
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5 ROOM unfurnished house for rent.
Apply at Room 116 Rehkopf
Building. Phone 213. 1873
| FOR .SALH--Lloyd baby buggy, in
good condition. N$15. Call 152W.
1879
FOR RENT OR SALE room
house with small acreage, adjoin-
| ing city. Electricity. Knapp, one
mile north on Sixth st. 13tf
FOR EXCHANGE room modern
bungalow, with small acreage,
joining city. Electricity and wat
er. Income or vacant business
property. Press Box 730. 13tf
FOR EXCHANGE room hotel.
Wilmington, good location. Rent
ed $3.50 per mo. Valued $4,000
Mortgage $4,000. Box 564, El
Centre. 1873
WANTED-To buy, small cafe or
grocery Press ROy TS1 1910
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Don t feel too sure. A house OF
cards is shaky even if it is a full
house.
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For SaIe-Automotiue

FOR SALE-FordSo nCractor, good
running order. Bargain. Phone
907R1. loft
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EXIDE BATTERIES Genuine Ex-
lde battery, rubber case, only
$1,000 and your old battery this
week. Wilson Machine Shop. ste
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MAN AND WIFE want ranch po
sition. Woman to cook. Man gen
eral ranch work. No children. 650
Commercial. 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13
Lost and Found

STRA1ED-Black horse mule. Four
years old. Clifford Richards. l
mile north Meloland store. 6t6
LOST OR STRAYED-Airedale
deg, IL months old, weight 56
lbs. Name Fuzzy. Reward. Re-
turn Fred r. Bright Co., Foot of
New st. Phone 4S7. Its
LOSI-Woman s red pocketbook,
important papers. Emma U. Skin
ner. Finder keep cash for reward.
Return Press office. 5tt
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WANTED-Board and room for 4
people. Couple employed. See Mrs.
Barnes, NJ. o. Kings 5tf
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FOR RENT-oTecplng rooms and
apartment. 643 Olive. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

COMFORTABLE room for rent in
modern home. 665 He'll. Off
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WANTED-To buy, small cafe or
grocery. Press Box 754. 1878
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BARGAINS in furniture. Hebei
Second Hand Store. 12t22
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FLORENCE Apartments and rooms.
Hot water for bath and laundry.
I'll Commercial. 6tf
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Add SMILES: As busy as slut
tering golfer in sand pit.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

Where one sheep goes they all
follow, especially if it is a black
sheep.
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For Rent--Roon,s

SLEEPING room for rent. 513
Brighton. l2t6
FRONT bedroom for rent. 554 Holt.
Phone 64S. 12t3
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ROOMS ana apartments. Hollywood
Hotel. Off
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FOR SALE-Chiropraetor s adjust
ment table. Cheap. Apply Press
office. dhtf
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Poultry
Livestock

FOR SALE-One stallion aud one
jack, c. b. Ralphs, Phone 91R3.
Imperial or Route l. 12t4
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FOR SALE-100 dairy cows. 100
springing heifers. 100 yearlings.
Room 322, Oregon Hotel. Even
ings. 11t3
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FOR RENT-Nor.h half of duplex.
No. $50 So. Sixth Street, three
bedrooms, modern, equipped for
both gas and electric appliances.
Completely renovated. $4,000. See
Tyler Insurance Agency. 520 Main
Street. 5t12
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

GRAPEFRUIT CULLS for sale
$3.50 per sack. Packing House
Commercial and n. Third. 28tf
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Lodge Directory
Ell Centr0 Lodge No. 1925
B. p. o. Elks

Every Thursday, 631 Main st.
B. M. Gruwell, Exalted Ruler
Henry Swanson, Secretary
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FOR EXCHANGE-4O room hotel.
Wilmington, good location. Rent
ed $3.50 per mo. Valued $4,000
Mortgage $4,000. Box 564, Ell
Centre. 1873
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. - Light
weight champion Sammy Mandell
will meet Billy Petrolle, the "Far-
go Express in 10 round no de-
cision fight here tonight. The title
will not be at stake.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-01-13

CORVALLIS, Ore.-Oregon State
Agricultural college defeated Con
zaga of Spokane, Al to 25 in bas-
kctball game.
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BERKELEY-The University of
California Quintet will leave to-
night for Los Angeles to meet the
University of Southern California
basketball team.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
WASHINGTON TIMES SPORTS
Dempsey viii Come East
Next Month To Begin
Work Under Flynn

NEW YORK. Jan. 21.-If Jack
Dempsey returns to the ring this
year he win be conditioned by
Leo p. Flynn. who trained the
former heavyweight champion for
his two bouts last year.
According to Flynn. Dempsey
wiz come here next month to be-
gin preparing for bout with
Gene Tunney. Jack said in q let
ter that he was in fine condition.
and was having no trouble with
his eyes.
Flynn intimated that Dempsey
would meet no other opponent
until ne faced Tunney again.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
CALL
TWICE
HNH
BIZ George a. SiInpson

The Central High basketball five
has been through narrowing exper-
fences in It's last two interhigh
titular engagements. Twice have
the Centralites narrowly escaped
defeat and as many times have
they come from behind to snatch
victory.
Yesterday. the Blue and White
rallied in the final period to upset,
Western, 1925. The other contest
found Tech swapping Business.
1929. Tech and Central are now
tied for first place with Eastern.
Ben Burch. who only d day prev
ious had left a sick bed, was
inserted into the game at the start
OF the fourth quarter. His pres.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
GONZAGA STOPS
EMERSON

The Gonzaga High five fractured
Emerson Institutes winning streak
when the Eye Streeters upset Coach
Irving Sanborns lads, 10 to 13,
yesterday afternoon in the Con
zaga gym. Emerson had won six
straight games before it's loss to the
Purple.
Capt. Joe Lynch brought victory
to the Gonzaga banner when he
Gagged a field goal in the final min
ute of play. The two teams had
fought determinedly throughout me
battle and 1t was anybody's game
until the time when Captain Lynch
Gagged his two pointer.
Both clubs We're rank in foul
shooting. GonZaEa converted but
seven of 81 attempts and Emerson
added but five points from the free
zone.
st. Johns scored over Eastern,
1925. and Friends downed St. Al
bans, 20-15, in other games yester.
day.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
Mother Showed Great Strain of Speed

that Black Colds history begins with his mother
Useei who used be Dick Hoots' meal-ticke Useeit
Indian by the showed plenty of speed at times but
lacked something the genuine thorough
bred But before Dick died. managed get enough
funds to send Ueei the famous Tony,
said that of Dicks last his wife
Useeits foal-he felt it going to be winner
premonition He showed his
of the aocra Of the racing racket before he destroyed
three
was trying hard in that race his blood give all
couldn't make comeback of it and
which lump rise in the Threats
o the thoroughbred game.
Gold trained by Indian, Harry Webb who has
methods bringing around the colts his
He doesn't them much and when other animals
baned protecting stalls his
in the pasture Black Gold rode in ordinary
while fancy steppers had
especially for the transportation OF Webb let his
enough fer the ordinary ordeals of travel and outdoor life
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
Another Derby Winner Raced to Death

Just about the time the breaking Europe
by the Old Rosebud captured the
Derby and exhibited here there until finally
COL W.. A. Applegates gedng of the
according track historians and had
standing competition Hodge Bronze Wing order
off with the 1914 Derby His victory impressive and
popular that he proclaimed the
followed
and Old Rosebud became famous n England.
reputed refused
Old Rosebud in his prime hut the time
great gedng running with the cheapest plaers
trainer, Weir, finally bought him from Colonel Appegate
song, rather than have Old Rosebud other
trainer. for sprints he might still
have him but Old Rosebud death and soon
his heart gaveo OUT
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
TODG5 SPORTVRIAL
BY Kirk Miller

Probably tragedy turf certainly modern times,
equals what folks like call reader interest," the
Black Gold thoroughbred if there
one, who destroyed at jefferson Park Wednesday
like humans limited in endurance. Each of
good for and longer They tried to get just
victory out of the Of Black and
he down the finish with fractured ankending
glorious which had him winner of four of the
biggest money-wnning classics of his time.
Black Colds Mrs. R. NJ Hoots, would probably give
much of her today ordered the ebony
colt prepared FOR racing again. after welldeseved ayo
1924 Black Gold startled the racing world by winning the
Derby Kentucky Derby the Ohio Derby and the
Chicago Derby in and incidentally 100000 for
owner, the widow Dick Hoots poor breeder Of
Oklahoma who died before they discovered oil there and
converted most Of the land into veable gold fields
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
Andy Bowen Will Fight
frankie Nance Monday

Andy Bowen, eldest OF the fight.
ing Bowens, is to fight frankie
Nance, of New York, Monday night
in the wind-up to the Martin Burke.
Young StribIing scrap at Miami.
Bowen and Nance are scheduled to
travel 10 rounds.
Bowen drew with Jimmie Watts,
claimant Of the Southern feather
weight championship. in his last
bout in Miami.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
HI c H
NETMEN DRILL

Indoor tennis practice at Central
High has been started. The boys
gym is used Friday and the girls
gym Is available Monday and Tues
day. Outdoor practice is not ex-
pected to start until about March Is.
With such racket scintillants as
Capt. Frank Shore. Everett Simon
Randy Robinson, Manuel Schloss
and Walter Settler. the Blue and
White will strive to wrest the cham.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
FIRST No-HlT GAME

Although baseball originated ii the
United states in 1899, the first off
cially recorded no-hit, no-run game Is
credited to DR.. j. Lee Richmond. of
the Worcester National League club.
who performed this feat on June IL,
1890
The Washington times., 1928-01-21

pionship from the Western High
holder of the crown for the past
three years.
A spring tournament for those
with rating between four and 10. in.
elusive, is being planned by Mana.
ger Robert Louis.
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
TRACK ACES
ON MARKS

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Leading
athletes of Chicago. Boston. Phila-
delphia and Washington will meet
the cream of the Metropolitan dis
trict in the Brooklyn College games
at the Thirteenth Regiment Armory
tonight. More than 500 individual
athletes will appear in q program
OF 20 events, including Is relays.
Lloyd B. Hahn, of Boston, Aneri-
cas- premier middle distance run
ner, is favorite in tne Brooklyn Col
1ege. 1000 feature eevnt of the
meet, although the stiffest kind of
opposition is expected from Leo
Larrivee, Chicago A. A., who won
the event in 1925 from a great field
that included Hahn, John Carney,
dark horse from Georgetown Uni
versity, and others.
Karl WiIdermuth, George
town University crack, Is the
headliner i'm the Olympic sprint
series at 100 meters, IS yards
and 100 yards, IN which he will
be opposed by the best sprinters
in the country.
Jimmy Burgess, Oliver Proudlock,
Joe Tierney and Vincent Lally are
among those entered in a special
S0O-yard race.
The best athletes OF Princeton,
Georgetown, Boston. Holy Cross,
New York University, Lafayette, Co.
lumbia, Fordham, Rutgers, Manhat-
ton and st. Johns will appear in
three college relays or individual
contests.
Besides Wildermuth, Georgetown
has its mile relay four, Eddie
O'Shea, Bob Shotter, John Cranley
and Eddie oHoctor, and Jack Car
ney, an entrant in the Brooklyn
College Thousand"
The Washington times., 1928-01-21
College Cage
Contests

Loyola, %; Michigan State, 81.
South Dakota State. 81; North Da.
kota Aggies. 80.
Missouri. 35: Washington, "a.
Iowa Wesleyan, 36: State Teach
ers, 20.
MornIngside. IS; South Dakota
Is.
Simpson, 80; Columbia Dubuque),
20.