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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
TRON HOSTESS
AT PRETTY TEA

I the fourth Of series Of
lily appointed teas, Mrs. Ralph
nolds, worthy matron Of the
er Of the Fasr"r" Ht":, enter
ed a group Of her fellua. lodge
Ibcrs ut her hgspitlble homc on
shtou avenue.
pring flowers N p'ofI~iou lrrC
p to tn tea t.,b'e whore Mos
les Burt Furl.: Dale E-msyy
". \. Scheniman, officers in
lodge, presided IL, til. t,a ..r-
special guest Of tn, occasion
Mrs. j. Samuel Eastman Of
while others who enjoy
the affair were Mrs. Cham
ingston. Ms. T. u. North, W..
Mrs. John norton. Mrs. i'rauE
.alt, rr and Nh. r. T.. raImrr
and Mr.. ". l.. ramcr, Mr..
Mrs. El1af l.. Palmer, Mrs.
ty t.. Id1ur Miss sarah Ph,ili-
Mrs. iulj E0rdy, Mrs. ". g..
d, Nh and Ms. Noni i Eeid,
!. W !. Rsad, Mr.. paIr Rao,cv.
B. Norton Richardson, Mrs. F. {.
r., Nj. and NJ Ja-. \. Schn
4, Mrs. S1e ~bjplrr, Mrs. II. e..
~, Mr. aud Nh, ". N, Nchcui-
!, Mr. aud Nr~. Z. I. ~ono,. Mrs.
me Stafford, Mrs. l'homaS
wart, Mrs. jact ~uuh,l, Dr. and
Z. W. :. Sylvester. Mrs. Fred
die. Mrs. Mdty NoIand, and Dr.
Mrs. T. T. surface.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Hammond
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. a.
Jekyl motored to the valley from
Riverside, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e. Costello.
Mrs. J. :. Eastman is spending Il
few days in the valley visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrt. z. T. Boyc'tc Of
San Iicgo spent t3o week end here
and in IIoItrilio visiting friends.
Mrs. Earlr Davis motorcd to san
Lirgo yesterday
Mrs. +. Il. {, r.aton is expected
to- arrive IN the yallcy from Los
AngcIc. the BITTER part Of the week
for q few days visit with friends.
Wesley Ecil is suffering an at
'arE Of appendicitis and is con
fined to his home
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
+ iEIS PICTURED
TO CITH WOUEN

Gee9euI,u4 her experiences in
Paris aud It's cuyirons on her Euro
p,an trip with the American Legion.
Mrs. NJ H. IlurF of CalrAico wrs
tn interesting speaker at tic His
tory Section Of the Womau's Ten
Thousand club yesterday.
Members of rhc section met AT the
home Of Mrs. T.. j. Mauck on We,t
Main street. where the meeting WAS
presided over hy Mrs. W. W. Apple,
chairman Of the section.
Ms. Iluoy $ Impressions Of thr
foreign city proved interesting. Civ
"a rs they were iu characteristic
aud breezy manner by u. person
aDert L. mote details and contrasts Of
living.
Vt the close of the program the
bostess. assisted hy Mrs. Dan Scott,
served tca
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Daily Report
On Markets BY
Radio Serv ice

Origin Of Imperial Valley lettuce
shipments for February 4:-Ca.i-
patia, p, Hra"ley. -; CaieNico,
-, Es,cll. %; Imperial. d: Fl cen.
rro, ~: iI"Jer, IL: Sandia, 3: total
80. IotaI to date IGI1
Ell oENTHn. Monday, 3var
maNimum e degrees. nnitaua, 40
degrees btamd good. market
slightly stronger. cratcs IS. >, s1.6o-
On according to qu@Iity and percent
age t~; practically straight Is high
a~ $500; practically straight 5s
low e.. ;I.5O.
rO>TON: u degrees. ,l.a. ,
Cal,t. arrived. - ou track. Trura
receipts 500 hu,ucI, hot hou,c.
Supplies heavy. demaud moderate.
m;rhrt steady. Aril.. is ordinary
@a5a.33 Imperial IS a..5.i & 5s he,+
s3.0u.5o ordinary 500 -.
chicago: ~ degrees. rrIy
cloudy. Ar,z.. - Gaif.. arrived.
- ON track. Supplies moderatr, de-
ma1d modrralo. m9rket >teady Inn.
pnrlaI is 100 - fag best $500; D
s,.,.--..~o.
Los ANGE&Es: " degrees.
partly cloudy Cali. arrived. 5
aubrok,n ON track. Truck receipts
$500 crates. Supplies liberal demand
SLOW, markct steady. Imporia 4,
S2.5o-75; ;, SCOOPS few $50. DrN
pack Imperial IS. IS 4175-@2.25.
Auction yesterday l car Imperial rs
500: JS s 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Rancher Freed On
Assault Charge

". f. Shaw. rauchcr Of the Cali
patria district, against whom an
assault with deadly weapon
charge was lodged as an outgrowth
Of shooting wild geese upon his
land. was found not guilty in
Superior judge A. G. Finncy 5
court late xcstsrdaA ~
Grover G. Bicc aud G. B. Crown
or Of Los Angeles and II. w. Scy-
burt Of Prawlcy were said to have
shot some wild geese on Shaw S
land. shaw was alleged to have
forced the men at the point of Il
gun to give the birds to him, ac-
rording to court reports.
Shaw was defended by Attorney
G. l.. Brown Of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
PLEASANT AFF4IP

TIE bridg luncheon 90 ht given
Thursday by the card committee Of
tine Woman, Ten Thousand club
promises to- hs one of the pIaasant.
.~t affairs ct the late winter.
Tte hoStrsScs are planning menu
tiat iS dcliciou, aud different and
they hope for largy number Of
reservations. These should IL
~ uned to Mrs K. h. WhitclaE
45-J.
Aembrr- of the committee III
,aarge ~ ,b. even, ar. Me>dame,
- ". Gla,-fori. LEROY Holt, Dorsey
Wlteahs. j. f. Eroca, Edgar
.aue, md lau Nrur.L
H., 0oa>, ,omt.,> nuth of san
!.@u-ea Pay arc combining to 81.
eaNr masof coast hlgh"a!
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
BEGUN WITH TEST

Twenty one women met this
morning at Las Flores for break
fat and started nom there to work
in the \. ". G. ). finance cam
paiqn. There vas much interest and
enthusiasm in evidence this morning
evoked by the inspiro.ional talk Of
Miss Elizabeth BlieL, tlnanca work
cr, who is here to assist with the
campaign.
Il adqdaltrra Of the campaign are
at the chamber of commerce and
here workers report twice daily for
instructions and to give their re-
nOrls.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
Police Release
Suspected Pair

j. lIcn>haw and Miss j. Blair,
who asserted they are man dnd wife,
Lut travel 9ndor their stage names,
were released ~ Judge Perkins in
the police court this morning. The
couple wcro arrested few days ago
and wer" 1cld for Investigation.
Pete Storica, arrested last night
by Offircr Roscn9ucst. ON " charge
of drunkenness, pleaded not guilty.
The court sct his trial for } O'Clock
this aftcruooH
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that. viii
sell to the highest bidder for, cash
at prhIic auction, ON the 10th day
Of February, 1929, al 67o Broadway.
FL Centre, AT 9 o clock a. m, a IIUd
SON sedan. motor number IH4lo.
The said sale is to pay for labor
aud supplies upon saii car and stor-
age and expenses Of sale.
Na'cd tis III day Of February
1923.
10 {. f. HARRIS.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
SANS .SOUCI CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED

Members Of the sans ~oU.i bridge
ciib ",rr pleasantly entertained
last evening at thc Wru~lc> ayrnur
home Of Mrs. j. &. McNrocr.
Decorations bridge accessories
and refreshments we're ani"iI} dc
vrIopod in a Valentine motif. lcnd.
ing color to the attractive living
rooms.
At the clos. Of III. play high score
prize went to Miss ENaIyu iowan.
second 10 Miss Irear Erpoh-. conso.
Iatirn to Mrs. Z. y. Thaaum and
guest rrile 10 Mr.. Norman pu-
putl.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
NARCOTICS SUSPECTS HELD
By Jnitcu rcSs Leased wire

AZUSA, Calf, Feb. :. Charged
with possession. of narcotics, JOS
Pera, 30, and Ramon Mata, 81, were
being held by police here today at.
ter a raid in which Officers >cjzrd
5000 worth of marjhauna.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
'IDTE LINCHEON
Is err FEATURE

irs. i. +. neHo w9, lo-tcs, t.
members ~ her bridge club yes
lay afternoon when she cujrr
ned at luncheon af her Wcn,lc&
nuc home.
Ugh SCORE 1T bridge was madr by
(. !. S. dones with Mrs. II. g.
Ter receiving second award aud
s. pclun consolation.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
ARMY OFFICIAIS uERE

lu\o, Ray and toutmaud"W
Gui..N Of Pa~ad,ua or. in FL Cu
uo luahiug plans aud getting wadl
to launch tho annual campaign Of
She Salvation Army, which IS to -.
held ju tLu 'rar lutuio. Thcy Will
ALSO bc present at all Salvation
AmN meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05

out the month of January hava r.
manned at q lniferm level avtrl.
irg approvi natcly one. hundred nary
Ter day. The quaiit. Las been Wy
good. IS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-05
G. =. McNAY

'ctcrinariau. ijo Main Street.
Phone 2G6
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Recreation Girls Loop
Starts Play Tomorrow

Play in the Recreation Girls
Basketball League will commence
tomorrow night with the Eagles
and American Security and Trust
teams clashing in the Central High
gym In the first game of the senior
division. The league has been
divided into senior, intermediate and
junior groups.
The senior section will comprise
Eagles. Jewish Community Center.
Aloysians. washington A. c.
Hockey Club and American Security
and Trust. The Junior first section
will number Strayer's. Gypsies, Com
pany r and Rasketeers. The
Junior seconds win include Eagles.
Roxies, st. Pauls and Columbia
Al. G.
The junior first section opens
Thursday afternoon at 5l5 o'clock
in the Epiphany gym with Stray.
ef's and Gypsie A. G. opposing. The
junior seconds start Monday night
at s o'clock with the Eaglets and
Rockies contestine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Golfing Kings on Scene
For Annual Texas Omen

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. q
d.N.s).--T big shots of the golf
world were arriving today to par
ticipate in the eighth annual Texas
open golf tournament, which starts
here Thursday over the Bracken.
ridge Park course.
Seven former champions are in.
cluded among those who win tee
off for the $500 prizes offered the
winners. IT is the first time that
all Of the former title holders have
been participants.
The list Of champions who viii
make the 72.hole battle are Bob
Mcdonald. Walter Hagen. joe Kirk
wood. Joe Turnesa. Macdonald
Smith, Bobby Cruickshank and Bin
Mehlhorn.
All Of the stars, with the ex.
ception Of Turnesa, who is coming
here from Florida for the event
have been making the winter caTn.
paign on the Pacific coast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Courtney Knocked Back
Into MiddleWeight Class

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.---Gorge
Courtney, oklahoma cowboy, doesn't
think so much OF the light.heavy.
weight division today. George
jumped out OF the middleweight
division in disgust because ms
couldn't land match with cham.
pion Mickey Walker. Making his
first start last night as a light
heavy, he lost ten-round deci.
sion here to Tiger Jack Payne,
Australian negro.
Courtney misjudged the distance
and confined practically all Of
his fighting 70 the first five rounds
he was leading until the sixth
round. but Payne whooped it up
for good finish and snatched
the decision.
Lack of condition cost Courtney
the fight Payne has been fighting
once or twice week
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
G0SLIN AND HAYES COULD RUIN CRIES BY Baking
'bNNlt;
'NVIH|

Georgetown Recreation League
.-leorgetown Gas Light VS.. VIII
kins.Rogers.
Athletic Club League-Manhat
tains w. Union Printers.
Prince Georges County League
Section i: Coilegiates vs., Mt.
Rainier; Section 2: Landover VS..
Rinkey Drinks.
washington Ladies' League
Columbians vs. Colcnials. Kun.
backs VS.. Beequesi Hoboes vs.
toppers; Daughters Of Isabella vs..
Comets.
Odd Fellows League -AInity No.
l vs.. Mt. Nebo; Amity No. VS..
Harmony.
Northeast League-L Inworth vs..
Curb Cafe.
North Washington Church
/ League Wallace Memorial W..
First Reformer; Asbury M. r. va.
Gunton-Temple; Columbia Heights
VS.. Petworth Baptist; Emory M.
K. VS.. Central Presbyterian.
National Capital J4eague-Park-
way Filling VS.. r. HI Smith.
Masonic League-Alhert Pike VS..
Harmony; Roosevelt VS.. Potomac;
Petworth VS.. st. John; Congress
VIZ. Justice: King David vs.. Column
bia No. 2S5; Whiting VS.. Mt.
Pleasant; Trinity VS.. Naval: Bar
rister VS.. Lafayette; Columbia No.
VS.. King Solomon; Hope vs..
East Gate.
Lutheran League-Zion No. 2
VS.. Incarnation; Reformation VS..
st. Matthews: ct. Stephens vs..
Trinity: Zion No. VS.. Grace:
Georgetown We. st. John No. 2;
Luther Place va. st Marks; St.
Paul VS.. Takorna; Christ VS.. st.
John No. i.
Supervising Architects League
Empires vs.. Saxons; Aztecs VS..
Tudors; Romans VS.. Yfctorians;
Ilnperials VS.. Orieatals; Georgians
vs.. Gothics; Colonials VS.. Etrus-
cans.
Prince Georges County Ladies
Leauge-Lucky Strike VS.. Arcadss.
Terminal r. r. Y. MI. G. A.
I.eague.-P. r. r. VS. Delux; sta.
ton vs.. Union Transfer.
District League Curb Cafe We.
Never Davis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
E,IGFII

~ InternatlonaI News service

eAsaN'4Ae-A
AT Memphis, Tenn. w. l.
kayoed sully Montgomery, Fort
Worth. Tex, t2).
At New York--Tiger Jack PAYNE,
Australian negro. won decision over
George Courtney, Oklahoma COW.
boy, (1Ol. Harry Goldberg. Brook
lyn, outpointed Bobby Cox. of
Jacksonville, Fla, ts). Pat Mooney,
New York, won decision over Clyde
Jones, Whining ton, N. c., light
weight, t6l. Pal Silvers and George
Levine. both of Brooklyn, drew,
G0). Sam White, New FORK, stopped
Leo Cox, Miami negro, az.
At Newark, N. MAX Schmeling.
German heavyweight, stopped Pedro
CORR, New York, ID.
At Fail River, Mass Chick
Suggs, New Bedford, Mass. out
pointed Jackie Donahue. Boston
featherweights go.
At Buffalo, M. Y.Jimmy Stat.
terry, Buffalo light heavyweight,
knocked out Jimmy Mahoney, Chi
cago. t101. Osk Till, Buffalo, kayoed
Earl Blue, New York, (2l.
At Philadelphia Harry Blitmaa,
Philadelphia, won decision over
Babe Herman. California light
weight, (10l Vince Dundee. BaIti.
more. outpointed Young KetcheIl.
Chester, Pa. (10l. Al Singer. New
York featherweight. outpointed
Sammy Novia, Philadelphia, f1Ot.
At Oil City, Pa.-willie Davies.
Charleroi, Pa, outpointed Marty
Gold. Philadelphia, (19).
At Little Rock, Ark.-Joe Peck.
Kansas City. defeated Babe Ruth.
Louisville. XIV. (10,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Godfrey's Havana Bout
Announced Too Soon

NEW YORK. Jan. Announce
ment that big Gawge Godfrey, black
bugaboo Of the white heavvveights.
would fight either Pauline Uzcudun
or Tom. Heeney in Havana under
Garden management, on February
18 the week before the Sharlxey.
'Stribling partyf at Miami Beach,
seems to have been a bit premature.
In the absence Of William r.
Carey, who is attending to Garden
interests in the South, Col. John s.
Hammond. general manager OF the
Garden, is Of the opinion that the
Havana promotion, If Ii develops ait
all, will be held off until after the
Miami fights
Heeney, in the meanwhile. has
definitely refused Godfrey match.
and Pauling, who was badly used UP
in a battle with the colored giant in
Los Angeles last spring. has not re-
sponded to overtures from the God.
frey camp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Coast League, MoguIs
10 Elect President

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Jan. 22 hi.
rectors of the Pacific Coast League
We're expected to reach a definite de.
cision here today on whether or not
the split season will be continued in
the league this season, and also de.
eide upon president to head the
league.
BY ruling made yesterday, Des
Moines. OF the Western Leauge, will
not have the services Of Jimmy Gro.
min. who was sold to the Des Moines
club by San Francisco Missions. 1t
was claimed that the Missions failed
to ask for waivers on Cronin and he
was claimed by the Portland club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
FUGAZF I R | { 5
To JOIN JACK

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Jan. 22.-
IIumbert Tugazy, Brooklyn pro
moter who once was one Of Tex
Richards bitterest rivals. intends to
take the place Of the dead promoter
in staging the big ring battles Of this
country.
Fugazy II here attempting to
form q partnership with Jack
Dempsey in promoting fistic ex-
travaganEas. However, Denlp-
sey has announced that he will
not consider any other business
hut the Sharkey -Stribling battle
for the present.
II don't know whether I'm going
to fight again. said Dempsey. Il
may 70 into other business lines that
/ have under consideration now. |
think III wait and see how success
full we are in promoting a fight be-
fore ! can think seriously Of becom.
ing q promoter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
= + aal1a
AID
I D old
MATES
By R. D. Thomas

Walter Red Megaw cele-
brates his return to Washing
ton by helping his old team,
Convention Hall, to lose first
place in the District League
pennant race to its warmest
foe, the King Pin.
The latest switch in the bowling
promotion organization of John 3.
Blick returns Megaw to the Arcadia
staff. He had been managing the
Richmond Recreation Center.
So welcome back to the Conven-
ton Hall lineup was Red that
Captain Harry BURNER yanked him
self TO make room for the sorrel-
crowned star. His regular place had
been taken by young Jack Wolsten.
holme, who has made good.
Red appreciated the cOmpli.
ment. but could do nothing to
prove Ii. He rolled scores of
81. 1903 and IS for his poorest
set Of the season. That 80 game
was ruinous, coupled with Jack
Wolstenholme's 81. The failure
of this pair made 1t possible for
the Temples to win the first
game with a nleasIy 532. score
that Convention Hall ordinarily
wOnld beat by an alley full Of
pins. The Hall won the other
two games without a struggle,
but the door was locked altar
the horse was swiped.
As result the King Pins. who
had been tied with Convention Hall,
are out front by a slim margin.
And a slim margin in tight Dis
tEict League race is important. More
than once the pennant has been
won on total pins, in one instance
four teams having tied for the cham
pionship in games won and lost.
Next Thursday the King Pins will
meet cornell'E Lunch, and they
figure to win.
Megaw leaves behind in Rich.
mond two records that will take q
lot of breaking. He shot a single
game of 200 and a three-ganie set
of 435 which stands out like the
washington Monument among the
hest scores made in the Virginia
capital He won't soon be forgotten
down there.
Two new records for the
Northeast League are on the
card of the Princess Theater
team. following = meeting with
CARTS Specials. In the final
game the Princess team tOtaIIed
631 for q high mark and G.
BOnbrest established another
with set Of 3s5.
C. and Ia Bonbrest delivered the
record breaking punch, the former
contributing $50 naples and The
latter 152 10 the big team game.
Princess Theater won two games.
Emerson and Orme. for the last
several years the leading team Of
the Automotive League, will so to
Annapolis tomorrow to bowl the
first half of homeland home series
to settle the Buick duckpin cham.
pionship of Maryland and the Dis
trict The Annapolis Buick Com.
pany lineup is said to be powerful.
The Emerson and Orme team viii
he COMPOSED Of Harry HasEin,
Frank Murray, Walter Vermillion,
Skinny Cones and Bin Emerson.
A feud Is on between The Western
Union staffs of Washington and
Richmond, Washington having won
the first slSirmish. sta get in Rich
mond. The scores follow:
VIZ 4 aryTN~exssrANy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Greenyille Likely
To Get Joe Brennan

Infielder Joe Brennan probably
VIII be with the Greenville team OF
the South Atlantic League again
next season. He played with Green.
Vile Tart of the past season and
then joined Newark of the Inter.
Iatioral League.
The player has Informed Presi.
dent Manager Frank Walker that
he Is q free agent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Columbia Grid Team
Will Be Minus Leader

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-For the
first time in history. the Columbia
football team viii play three games
next fan without a captain. The
university committee on athletics
announces that a captain viii be
chosen after the third game. three
elections for the captaincy having
resulted in a tie between MAJ
Blocker. tackle, and Jim Campbell,
center.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
BambinO Goes South
With YanIIs, First Squad

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.--When the
first squad of the champion New
York Yankees starts for training
camp on February 20, Babe Ruth
win be a passenger. Coming out of
seclusion, the home1 rum king ex.
pressed desire to get into condi.
ton as soon as possible in prepare
ton for the pennant race.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Trackmen
Pdss-R Meet
Saturday

Due to examinations. the
Georgetown University tracksters
will pass up the annual knights
OF Columbus games in Boston Sat
urday, Coach John d. o'Reilly
had intended to enter Karl vii.
dermuth. Leo Sexton, the ,one-mile
and two-mile relay teams.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
"Y" TIES FOR LEAD

The J. M. C. A. courtmen tied
Woltz for the lead In the Wash.
ington City Amateur Basketball
League by swamping Company G.,
f4-14. last night. Each has now
scored five victories and one de
feat with Company F and Harri-
mans in second place. presenting
records Of four victories and two
losses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
500 Games Of Golf
End in EDen
Score

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.-To have
played 500 games of golf together
and ended al1-square at the s00th
Is the achievement Of Alderman
H. M. Miller, lord mayor OF
London. and Thomas NJ. Morke, a
fellow member of his golf club.
Since that encounter Morke has
gone ahead stroke or two. and
the lord mayor Is awaiting a lull
in his civic engagements to give
him an opportunity of getting
even.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Walker Willis Match
Set for February %

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The
Mickey Waiker.Jack willis match,
bringing together the worlds mid
dleweight champion and an erst-
while Texas COW puncher. win be
staged here on the afternoon of
Washington's birthday, 1t was an.
Flounced today.
This was decided at an informal
meeting in the offices of Charles r.
Traung, San Francisco COM
missioner
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
Lewis Beats Gardini;
Seeks SOnnenberg Bout

NEW YORK, Jan 22.-En.
couraged by his VICTORY here last
night over Renato Gardini. Italian
champion. Ed (stranglerl Lewis to-.
day was seeking a return match
with Gus Sonnenberg. worlds
wrestling champion. Lewis who
lost the title 70 Sonnenbers
recently. used five headlocks in
throwing Gardini in Al minutes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
WASH. GRAYS GRE LEAD

The washington Grays frightened
their lead in the Community Center
League by spanking the Petworth
Nets, 1917, last night. The Grays
now have a commanding lead over
their rivals. Mickey Macdonald
and Jack Forney starred for the
victors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
FLASHES WIN 18TH

The Jewish Community Center
Flashes rang up their eighteenth
straight victory last night by
smothering the Tech Cosmos, 54.21,
In the Jewish Community Center
gym. The Flashes have received
an offer to oppose the Lawrence
Boys Club at Lawrence Mass. and
arrangements are now under way.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-01-22
RICHMOND
Total ...... AS 464 4si as 47e-e.ss

girls defeated an all.star Richmond
team, 2231 to 220O. In five games.
Miss Palmer led the victors with
high game Of III and set OF ass.
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