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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
No. 54864
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO.
PERTY AT PRIVATE SALE BY
GUARDIAN.
an the Superior Court of the Stat,
Of California, in and for the
County of Los Anueles

All the superior Court OF the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of Los Angeles
In the Matter Of the Guardianship
and Estates of Betty Nichols ana
Galen Nichols, Jr,. Minors.
Notice is hereby given by Harry
]. Nichols, Guardian Of the persons
and estates of Betty Nichols and
tialcn Nichols, Jr. minors. that he
viii sell at private sale all the
right, title, interest and estate Of
said minors in and 10 the following
described real properties situated in
the County Of Imperial, State OF
California, to-wit:
Parcel ! The West 40 acres Of
the North 100 acres of Tract IL.
Township is South. Range il East.
as per map of the Rcsuryev approved
and filed in the United States Land
office at Los Angeles, California.
Parcel .. Lot }, Block s., City Of
III Centre.
Bids in writing viii be received
by said Guardian in the law office ~
10 - 4~fahAf -bH 1s0HF VI W 8. bUlIb-
ing, Eighth and Spring Streets, in
the City of Los Angeles, County Of
Los Angeles, State Of California, for
the purchase of either or both Of
the parcels of the above described
property. The sale VIII be made on
or after the 23rd day Of February,
1929. and win be subject TO confir
nation by the superior court Of tie
state of California, in and for The
County Of Los Angeles, in which
court proceedings in the matter Of
sand Guardianship and Estates are
pending.
The terms Of sale are cash, 1917
ot thc purchase price shall be paid
~ The timc of tile acceptance Of the
hid and the balance upon confirma-
t.au by the Court
Dated Jsuuarv 30. 1929.
HARRY j. NICHOLS,
Guardian Of the Persons and Estates
If Betty Nichols and Galen
Nichols, Jr, Minors.
7 to IS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Places Drawn In
Tennis Tourney

PARIS. Feb. - Tla T,airad
States and canada viii 4eet in Il.
first round I play in tie American
zane Of the 19-a aavis eup tennis
matches, the result u thu drawings
Here slowed today.
Twenty nine countries ta41 part
IN tic drawings saea represented
rs a member of is foreign ministry.
The ceremony took place in the
presidential p-iace.
According to the draw tht winner
ot the United N-atas-CaaaIa match
"ll. meet Japan, ANA tile winner ut
Tins match VIII mas1 Ill. s:iuuer of
tlte Moxira-tHba v.;riug.
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Household Goods

BARGAINS IN furniture. IIcbel
Second Hand store 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Wrestlers Bury
Former Opponent

PHOEN1X. Arjz., Feb. Men
that he had met in the wrestling
ring served as pal.bvarcrs bate YES
terday at the funeral Of Hassen
Mcuhammcd, ,he Terrible Turk. =
Who was killed Ia an automoblI,
crash last week.
The hearers were Iirk Davis
court, Los Angeles; Pete ~aupr.
Glendale, Calf; sailor Jack Lewis.
Arizona; Pat o .Saoek,r. Warren.
Ohio; Casey Hirggr, Cedar Rapids.
Iowa; Jack Burns, Minnesota.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
BY GEORGE k KSBY

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb 5.-T Th Brook
lyn Robins are fluttcriug uncertain
~ at the moment. with their tttr
rams demanding bigger pay ynvc-
lopes and their flcdg.ugs n decided
y uncertain quantity as ia as has
ball strength goes.
It will be month or two before
an accurate line can ba obtained
upon the clubs potential strength
for the 1929 pcnnant race. Mean
while, such additions as Uncle Rob.
he has made since tie close of last
season would seem to indicate prah-
able Improvement
For one thing, there is Glenn
Wright, easily one Of the hest short
stops In baseball when at lis best.
but an indifferent performer in his
later years at Pittsburgh. Wright
may be the making Of an infio]d
which probably VIII have De- Bisso-
nette Al first Base. Jakic Flowers
80 second and Gilbert At third.
IN 1924 ana 1925 Wright 5 play
WIS sensational, especially in the
world series which he helped the
Pirates to win. But Glenn neglect
Cd training and Donic Bush had So
much trouble with his sbortstop that
he was glad to trade him to the
Robins for Jess Petty.
Wright IS the most important add
cd strength on the Robin roster. ami
Petty the most serious loss. unless
Dazzy Vance discontinuos in his
holdout role
Georgian Is Favoritc
Gilbert, another youngster. has
first cab at third base, on tdg
strength of some creditahle perform.
ances toward the close of the 1928
season, while Bissonette a the I'M.
tial sack proved himself one Of the
most useful Of all the first year mon
Of 1928, a heavy hitter who may
make name for himself on the al.
tack.
Behind the hat, tire Robins viii bg
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Here and There
In Sport World

Hot SPRINGS, Ael-, Eaa. D.
Mild Bill" Neals4ra WAS south
Central oren gaIf champion tadav
after defeating Bobby Graleksbank
and Horton Smith. Joplin, Mo, IN
pluyoff for tripls fie here late
Yesterday. scores IN Tho p!ayoff i
holes were Mahl6ogH -, Smith :.
Cru.easbaaE, -.
NEW YORK, fab. a.-Gas Son.
nenbers. heavEwe5sbt wrestling
champion Of tha world last night
defended his title successfully
agaips. Howard caatoUWine, Iowa.
pinping the WesteHnef's shoulders
to the mat in . minutes and a.
seconds before a small crowd At
Madison square Garden.
MIAMI, Fla. i'll. 5.-A1l three
kennel clubs in pade county were
closed last night due to the anti
gambling drive Of sheriff VI. Z.
Iahmanu. The Mimi Jockey club :
horse race track viii remain open.
according 10 club officials.
TAMPA. Fla. Frb. lack
slarkey win appear IN an exhibi-
ton bout here Friday, according 10
Jim Downing. Taara promoter.
Sharkey. according 10 Downing,
viii Lex with his sEaFfiug partners
fer FIVE or six rounds u a feature
of boxing card.
PHILADELPHIA Fsb. 6.-BaX-
inc followers TO-DAY were convinced
JOHNNY Dundee NV York, one
time featherweiglJ champion Of the
world was throucH although d
wm his come back bout last night
by h decision oEDs Tony Aseenglo,
ia, II spain.
cuIcAGO-Tu Tutf- Griffith, Chi
-aee. defeated BiI Fr-a,. Grand
Rapids, technical knockout,
rounds. King TIT, lightweight.
shocked our Tony sanders. =.
TULSA, DSla.-i}ape Hunt q o.
tea,.d Jimmy Ryrn-. .lH..
LOUISVILLE -Jarkie DuGan
WON from Paul Ahea. .lHf.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Edaie
Wolfe Knocked ea. johnnie Harris,
IL.
PEORIA. l..-~ sammy N#a1rl
defeated iaa DaE5.. I#..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
SPORT NEWS
STRENGTH OF MAJOR LEAGUE
TEAMS DISCUSSED BY KIRkSEY

EDITORS NOTE-This is til,
sixth of series by George Kirk
sey analyzing the 1929 strength
Of the major league clubs. To
morrow: the Senators.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
OREGON STATE WINS

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eau tate ba#e4 .a+I laWana
IS ID 59 ...a la H2.t H e faalis
Coast CUtTn. basketball. gam
THE Gr.l.. H.H s.# aj tpr taG#
qu9Itaf r ..H'at but "as.
uoaad aa' a t tua. aiDHt.s -
play.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Automobile Supplies
EXCHANGES

'ORDso& TRACTOR with full
equipment, VIII trade for dairy
cows or young stock. miles on
san Diego highway, 1Ia miles
north j.. y. Long. 2tJ
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THE, FAIR
21J MAIN ST. PHONE /
Autombilea For Sale

- MODEL Dodge Special touring
car for s9lc Al condition, good
tires. Must b. soda to settle an
estate. Terms. Can be seen nj
Gl9 N;le, after + IA. tt5
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Livestock

FOR SALE-Team heavy mules,
ready for hard work. Acacia
school corner. Joel Corfman. Ats
FOR SALE Team Of horses, VT.
about $500 Team of mules, WI.
about 255o miles west. miles
north. {. N. CobIeigh. 3tt
FOR SAILS cows. 10 heifcrs. 10
brood sows. Z miles northwest Of
Imperial ". Lee Johnson. Ats
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
May
Pick Referee

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Feb. D.
Jack Dempsey will select an arbiter
in case Jack Sharkey and Young
Stribiing cannot agree ON one Of the
following - men to officiate for
their fight here FL, 2f Tommy
Reilly, Philadelphia; Dave Miller
and Walter Eckersau. Chicago; +.
biekcrsnn, Grand Rapids, Michigan;
Lou Magnolia and lack O Sullivan,
New York; Matt nklo. Clcvcland;
Slim Nice LELAND. Detroit. or two to
he named by the Massachusetts
boxing commission.
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FOR SALE
INCU ArftR%

9 hartcts- 5ag E1L.
Buckeye E'ec.s,c. $500 l.4g
THESE ARE PRICED TO
SELL QUICK. COME ENRLE
AND GET YOUR PICK
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HIGHEST prices rai- for poultry Of
all kinds. lose Woodward. VI. T.
Ta]J. Fhoae 9G6. ltf
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The Hayward Hatchery recently
sent a shipment OF baby chicks from
San Francisco to Hawaii.
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FOR EENF-Good stalk pasture.
2So head wanted. G. G. Hussey,
SceIcy. 5tf
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WANTED bay Work and laundry.
III Hon. 4t6
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For Rent, Farm Land

FOR REST Good stalk pasture
go head wanted. G. G. Hu5scv
SccloF. 1tf
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FOR SALE Barred Rock eoekere's
Aristocrat strain, direct from W.
b. IIoltcrmau. / mjle west, mile
north Wcstside school. D. 4.
Buchanan. y cod Is
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED Experienced lady gror
ury clerk. Press Box G73. lt3
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Fer Sale, Real Estate

EANTEn-- Listings of Imperial
valley land. State price, terms
and location. Geo. p. Christensen,
3o7 E. Ocean Avenue, Long Beach,
Calf. Z I S If
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TODAYS WANTS

FOR GENT-Good stalk pasture.
2So head wanted G. G. Hussey,
SceIcy. 5tf
FOR SALE-l3 sacks seed barley.
S@.oo per hundred. G. G. uusscy,
Scrlcy. 5tf
FOR SALE-Maytag washer, re-
conditioned, best offer. Saturday.
See it now. l247 Main st. 5t4
FOR RENT-Unfurnished 4 room
house. 1j3 State. 5tf
SALESMAN WANTED-If You
need money and want to worH,
see claren, at kozv Corner Camp,
from : to s p. m. This is no mon
key business. At Main and I'm
perial. 5tI
FOR HOLLYWOOD Hotel. Fine
library table, $500. Must sell at
once. 5t3
FOR SALE s tons Of head corn
South of water works ID miles.
Stamp Ranch, Bhan Singh, South
Of Eucalyptus, left hand side.
WANTED Carpenter work. New
and repairs. Opposite gas plant.
Harry Cross. 5t6
= HUB0C Gilts. VIII farrow on
Feb - to March l.. Jackson x
Austin, miles southwest, F. Q.
Box u, FL Centre. Phone 95Fll.
5t5
ANT0NIA CALDBONE. $40 Com
neraial. Room :, rear hoUse. Want
steady work a. ranch foreman
tIaNe my own gang of mon. Guar.
antTe good work. 5t5
NACrTM CLEANER. almost new.
Cheap for cash. Us Hell st. Apt
4. 5t3
F0R sNLE At sacrifice, - acres
ia subdivisions Few hundred feet
IT ~ Centre city limits, 800.
House alone worth The peiee. Press
raN ct. at2
FOR StLE-32o acres. years IN
alfalfa. miles northeast Of
H4aWler Legal IL 1s=14 Prie,
5I1a IN acre, Easy terms. Should
rent for ten thousand year. J.
l. ki1foii. Rlvss strong Building.
Los angeles. 5t3
FOR SALE Iarg-. 3 wear Oh
colts, good ones. 3 pairs good work
horses. medium 70 heavy. Inquire
If +. q. King at some. Lumber
Yard. f.I Centre. ST.
LOST Light trimmed sholl glasses
In bIacE leather ease. Finder
please notify ". T. Hancock
+o45 East l4th 81, Long Beach.
California Reward. 81
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FOR SALE-SjX room house. IL
South Fifth. 4tf
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APARTMENTS
FOR RENT

FOR BENT-A Apartment with pri.
va,n bath. Phone 257W. Park
view Apts. 30tf
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FOR SALE-l3 sacks seed barley.
$500 per hundred. G. &. uuSscy,
Scclcy. 5tf
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STU ATIONS
v tNTED
,IIN VI n
HONE. iJW

WANTED MILKING job. II years
experience milking in valley
John Bunncr, Golden State Cream
cry 22Jt
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FOR SALE largo, 2 wear Oh
colts, good ones. 3 pairs good work
horses. medium 70 heavy. Inquire
If +. o. King AT NoueS Lumber
Yard. fl Centro. 5t1
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HARTHELl.--The Boofer, takes the
guess work out of roofing, Phone
2J1W. I4tf
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Poultry

FOR SALE purebred Bronze
turkey Toms BIarkmon's ) stock.
SIS each, or for 80 l.. G. lie
bert, > miles west Of SccIey on
highway. It'll
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NOlNG LADY wants position. Cen
cral office aud stenographie work.
Experienced Phone 52lJ. ltG
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FOR SALE 80 acres. / years IN
alfalfa. , miles northeast Of
H@aWlev Legal ii. 1ss1f Priee
zi5a IN acre. Easy terms, Should
rent far ten thousand year. J..
T. ki1foiG Rvs strong Building.
Los Angeles. 5t5
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

LOST Light trimmed shell glasses
in bIaca leather ease. Finder
please notify ". T. Hancock.
4o45 East 18th 81, Long Beach.
California. Reward, 81
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
Pick Ups and Put Outs

william r. Carey the New York Garden head likes The
his bid was second highest for the Mayflower the
presidential yacht -four Philadelphia golf clubs remember
the caddies with gifts turkey a. Albert Hook
baum the 1928 Central High eleven has gone il for box
ing at Cornell. now know why the Chicago Cubs won
the pennant Hornsby explains he played the last
months with painful stone bruise his heel maybe
that's why he famed often in the world series Kid
Chocolate Is sweet but bitter to featherweight
boxers Bill Foley goes on st Central track coach
Hap Harde says Tech will get nowhere until they have
their stadium. Win Ballou elise Dudley Luther Roy
and Kent Greenfield who may aid Brooklyn next year
were with the Grffen at one time Marty Gallagher is
picking up some change report he got 200 for his LAST
fight the word Carideo Dear to God In Italian
and dear to Notre Dame il English. Max JeWeler Tor
ward on the George Washington basketball team and who
fights On the COOnias ring team 116pounder wasn't
rood enough for the Central High quint
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
.SANDOT GRID
YEAR ENDS

F'inis was written to sandlot
football for 1929 when the Mo
hawks and Landsdowne teams
played 4 scoreless tie before $50
freezing spectators yesterday at
the clark Griffith Stadium.
Il was befitting that : first
rate contest should climax the
season but the fans who re.
NAMED at home couldn't vel
BE blamed foy staying indoors,
they missed i good game but II
wasn't worth the risk Of illness.
Each team had two OK
three scoring opportunities
but the BaltfmOreans came
l closest to 3 score. They once
Invaded as far as the Mo-
hawk 6-yard line Iii the
fourth quarter but were mn
able TO make further pro-
gfess.
The outstanding players were
Deschler, visiting quarterback:
Russell, Mohawk tackle, and
AbbatticchiO. Mohawk fulIback,
Russell gave wonderful interior
ence and was b tower iii the
line. He and Abhatticchio play
the game with heart and soul,
Perhaps the Mohawks would
have done much better this year
Ii other members had played
with the same spirit as shown
BY Russell and Abbattacchio.
/ The Northeast Trojans are
claiming the i15-pound cflannpion'
ship as the result Of their 1904
victory over the MaYis team yes.
terday. The Dora gridders de-
feated the wolverines, 7-6. when
Veters made good on his drop
kick try for the extra point n
the fourth quarter The Palace
IA. @. and Press Building Cards
fought 6-to-6 tie.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

he isn't such q SLOUGH Of q
fighter, he can't be any less
impressive among those ropes
than the Macon Scloo IbOy, who
doesn't belong In Macon, but in
cambridge. Ca. II that makes
any difference.
Baseball magnates seldom do
the things that are best for
their own business. Among
the things they failed To do 81
their recent winter meetings
was To regulate home runs, or
rather regulate the distance
home runs should travel. The
Giants, Yankees, Pirates, Kth-
Ietics and PhiIlies still have
short fences and viii have
many q pop fly home run
again next season.
Lud Wray's appointment as
head coach Of football at Penn.
syIvania IS quite q victory for
him as regards the factionai
strife which has been rampant
At the Red and Blue iHlStittl-.
ton for years.
Wray has been q storm. CEN
ter Of Pennsylvania football for
several seasons. Last year. 1t
was b difference OF opinion on
gridiro1 procedure between Bert
Bell. former backfield coach,
and Wray that brought about
the resignation Of the former.
Wray Is Of the old school 6f
mentors who believe IN hard
work throughout the season
and plenty Of scrimnage. Bell,
on the other hand, favored
little scriinmage work once the
season was under way. AS q
result Of two conflicting schools
Of football thought at work
directing the Penn squad, fric-
ton was present rather than
harmony.
Rather than continue under
such conditions, at the end Of
the 1928 season Bell refused
to 20 on with WTay. The
hackfield mentor put the mat,
ter before Lou Young to take
one or the other. Young elected
to trail along with Wray, and
Bell rendered bis resignation.
Wray also was reported to
have been q participant In a
fist fight with q PENNSYLVANIA
ltneman several years ago while
the squad was resting UP at
Absecon before q Thanksgiving
Day game with Cornell.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
v. Va. ATHLETES
ENJOY REST

MoRGANToWN. w. Va. Dec.
23. The west Virginia Univer-
sity campus here was barren Of
its athletic talent this morning.
as more than lbs varsity squad
candidates and an equal number
Of freshmen have departed for
their homes for the annual
Christmas vacation. There will
be 30 athletic activities until De
cen0ber so. according to word
from the university athletic head
quarters.
With their court schedule to
get underway the night Of Jal1t-
airy 2 with the University Of Ne.
braska five as their foe. the
Mountaineer varsity basketball
preferential squad win report
back here for practice under
Coach Francis Stadsvold on the
afternoon Of December 80.
The squad Of III men
named BY Coach Francis
StadsvOld from list Of rs
candidates, win put In three
afternoons Of drilling before
the COrnhusIEers oppose them
on the first Of 3 series 0g
invasiOns Of the East.
The West Virginia squad viii
include Capt. Marshall l''IittIe
SIeepy'n) Glenn, Truehart Taylor
and Emory Liepera. as forwards:
Eddie Bartug and Eddie ClbbO1l.
centers:: George Radcliffe. Law
renee Plaster, Eddie Fox, Beverly
Niche and Walter t'sRedg) Cor
don, guards. Glenn. Taylor. Lee
pera. RatcIiffe, Plaster and FOX
are letter1nen. Johnny DOYLE, q
sopfhomore candidate. Just re.
ported previous to the vacation,
but Coach Stadsvold has invited
him To appear with the squad
December 30.
From practice sessions Of the
past week. 1t appears as though
Glenn and Taylor viii start as
forwards and Radcliffe and PlaS-
ter as guards against the Corn
huskers, but the battle between
Cubbon and Bartung for center
has been waxing warm. Cubbon
Is. however, q capable forward
as well and may be used at
either place. Fox, another vet
eran, is likewise capable at two
positions. either forward or guard.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
Cadets Get ROusing
Reception On
Coast

PALo ALTO. CaIif,, Dec IS.
An imposing array of West
Point football players today
were at the scene Of the game
here Saturday against the stan
ford Cardinals. Delayed hours
By storms. the special train
carrying the Cadets arrived here
late last night and were vel
coined By 3 crowd of 1000
Stamford undergraduates and
townspeople.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

They are trying to steam up
two heavyweight bouts IN this
country for the long, hard win
ter. most Of which seems to be
just ahead.
One is supposed To be In
Atlantic city with Schnleling as
the main drawing card, and the
other in Miami with Sharkey
meeting somebody Or other.
Both bouts are scheduled FOR
February.
Either might easily Be 3 flop,
because the two most important
heavywcieits on the fiStic hori-
ION ct the moment win be
fighting In different spots at
approximately the same time.
They could assure one huge.
gigantic winter boxing show it
they would match Sharkey and
Sclneling, and make the win
ner the champion.
but rhey probably won't do
that. It's too short 3 way
round the bush, and the pro
moters will take the long way,
dragging out the process Of
elevating q successor to the
throne abdicated by TuIlney.
That is the only manner ia
which aoxilag fails to take the
short, easy route. In every
thing but the ballyho0 and the
balogna no route Is too short
q cut for them to take.
Sharkey's opponent Is pretty
likely to be this South Ameri-
can giant, Victoria CampOlo.
Those two viii likely meet in
Miami February ri
/ believe the American people
are just curious enough about
these foreigners to go for a
Sharkey- Canpolo fight, as they
did last year. II seems to us
they would 90 To see anybody
fight. Certainly Stribling is
nobodysS beau ideal Of 8 fighter,
yet he helped pack 'em in.
Some give Dempsey credit for
putting that last Miami event
over, but / hardly believe peo-
pie pay $25 a seat to see q
promoter or head man Of any
sporting event.
I don't care how terrible this
Argentine =, and : understand
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
Rangers Regain Second
In Hockey Standings

NEW YORK, Dec. Is. The
New York Rangers, thanks to q
8 to win over the Chicago Black
Hawks, today had regained second
place in the American division Of
the National Hockey League.
The red-trousered boys were In
fine form last night, setting q
fast pace from the start. With
the game but 9 few minutes to
60, Roach appeared to have q
shutout TO his credit, but Went
worth, Black Hawk spare, decided
otherwise. Coming in fast he
slipped one in at 16:45 Boucher
got two Rangers goals. keeling
the other.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
Navy GyInnasts Hold
Biz Margin Over Foes

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Dec. %,
During the past 20 years. the
Naval Academy has engaged In
IS matches Ia gymnastics against
collegiate opponents and has
lost but four Of them, and has j
decisive margin for the series
against every college team il
has met.
During that period, 1t has lost
twice to Princeton and once each
to Yale and Dartmouth. How.
ever, it defeated Princeton nine
times, Dartmouth seven times
and Yale six times.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
GreenIeaf Has Match
with Frank Taberski

NEW YORK, Dec. IS Ralph
GreenIeaf, newly crowned pocket
billiards champion, today was to
start special match here with
Frank TaberSki, who failed In
the defense Of his title at
Detroit last week. The match viii
continue throughout the week.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
ONE.MAN TEAM

In 1904, w. g. Shut, Rhodes
scholarship winner from Cornell
won the IOO-yard dash. the guar,
ter-mile and mile runs and the
shot put In one day at Oxford
University. ia England.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

10 buy, sen, rent b employ-Uae
I Fhsn. p Sc s ~ - 60
The Washington times., 1929-12-23
Hockey Standings

INTERNATIONAL GROUP
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

I don't care how terrible this
Argentine IS and : understand
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

Some give Dempsey credit for
putting that last Miami event
over, but I hardly believe PEG
pie pay $25 8 seat to see q
promoter or head man Of any
sporting event.
The Washington times., 1929-12-23

Sharkey Is about due TO
break with the Garden, unless
II can produce Schmeling for
! title fight before the end Of
the outdoor season and, the
way things are now, It won't
produce Schmeling before the
end Of mankind.