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3:0o-Columbia Salon Orchestra.
330-The Three Doctors.
345-The CaptivatOrs.
400-Garden talk by Clarence Fowler.
4:15-Italian IdyTl.
4:30-Civil Service Employment OPP
portunities.
4:Ao-Columbia Artists Recital
500-9ong by Frank Ross.
5:15-"Adventure in Words" by DR..
Frank n. ViZetelly.
5:30-Biltmore Orchestra.
5.40-Candy Contest.
5:45-Flashes from The Evening Star.
6:00-Time and program resume.
e:02-"Soils That Are Wearing Away"
by C. c. Bruce.
6:15-Barclav Orchestra.
5:45-Floyd Williams, tenor.
7:00-"The Political Situation In
Washington Tonight" by Fred
eric William Vile.
7:l5-Southern Sketches.
7:30-Radio Joe and His Budget Boys.
8:0o-Arthur Pryor's Band.
8l5-"The Bards Of Iceland"
8:3O-Kaltenborn Edits the News,
8:45-Lee Morse, blues" singer, with
Nat BFusilofTs Orchestra.
9:0O-Minute Dramas.
9:3o-Barlow's Symphony Orchestra.
10 :0O-'Mr. and Mrs"
10:i5-Richie Craig. IT,, comedian.
10: 30-Radio Playhouse.
IL :00-Lotus Orchestra.
I1:3o-King Edward Orchestra.
IL :00-Weatl1er report.
l2:O1a-Bert Towns Orchestra.
49, 80 to :00a-Ann Leaf at the organ.
Early Program Tomorrow.
:ooa-Morning devoticns.
8:l5a-Brad and Al.
:3oa-Tony's Scrap Book.
8:45a-The Dutch Girl.
9:Ooa-Something for every one.
.30a-Morning Moods.
9:45a-Personalities
10 OOa-The gas kitchen.
10:15a-The melody parade.
10 :50a-"The Care and Feeding OF Hus-
bands"
1O:45a-Fashion Facts.
IL :OCa-"Chicken Dinners by Ida
Bailey Alien.
11:I5a-Ben and Helen.
IL :30a-Talk by Hc,c7 Keller.
II:45a-"New Kitchen Ware" by Joan
Barrett.
IL :0Om-Paul Tremaine's Orchestra.
I2:30-Concert ensemble.
l2:45-Columbia Revue.
1:00-Lotus Orchestra.
:3O-BaTclay Orchestra.
2:00-Coiumbia Artists recital.
2:30-American School Of the Air
Tale Of TWO Cities"
3:00-Opening home game OF the New
York Giants.
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To work established territory: $50 to S35
per week to start. Neatness and fair educa-
ton essential Apply J. R. watkins Co..
$3.50 Illinois ave. NV. corner Of Georgia.
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WOA 1910 KiIOcycIes.
3:30-Sports period.
3:46-Tea Time Chatters.
4:0o--"Hi Lites"
4:15-WaltZ Time.
4:30--Luke Aliens Music.
5:O0-Stephen Foster Melodies.
5:l5-"StorieS OF Statesmen" by Frank
B. Lord.
5:30-One- Time Opportunities.
5:55-Public Service Man.
6:00-Jack Daley interviews Clifford
Brook of the National Theater
Players on How to Direct a
Play"
6:15-Red Cross program.
6:30-Aerial Columnist
6:45-"Contract Bridge" by Cecil
Burke
7:06-Dinner Music.
7:20-News flashes.
7;30 to 8:O0-Ralston's Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
7:00a-Musical Clock.
8:00a-Birthdays.
8:10a-Musical program
10:00a-Talk by Peggy Clark.
10 :20a--Public Service Man.
10 :30a-Request program.
12:00m-Jerry Jernigan, pianist.
NAA 434.5 Meters.
wan $50 KiIOcycIeS.
9:55-Time signals.
10 00-Wpafher reDOrts
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STENOGRAPHER CLERK
Large real estate company de-
sires hrst-class stenographer-
clerk with experience. Reply in
own handwriting stating eN-
perience. Address Box 285-D,
Star office.
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BOX 306-D. Star once.
POSITION as salesman or estimator for 2
5ei9Sie printing estaShsnment; n snS e nao
mating for large plants: references FUR
nished. Address care Of Smith, Room 40
1911 G. Sc NV.
POSITION, where effort, interest. loyalty,
honesty with hard work win count; 80 years
old. high school graduate, 10 yeWr4 business
experience in emi-executiye position: now
employed as salesman on commission, but
future prospects limited: am anxious to con-
meet with company with future involved and
where income Is regular. even II smaller than
Mt present: business and character references
excellent Address Box 26i-D. sta ONCE. 22'
YOUNG MAN. colored. reliable. wants work
~ chauffeur or garage man; references fur-
nished. Phone North 59n3.
YOUNG MAN. colored. neat appearance,
wishes Job chauffeur butler; export at serv-
ing dinner parties; hrst-class city ref De-
catur $685..
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YOUNG MAN as soda dispenser; best refer
ences: night week. Apply at once. Her
hert,s Drug Store. 10th md Va. ave. sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

YOUNG MEN. 1921. neat. ambitious. for
high school and college crew travelling inter
nationally: good reference required: excel
lent advancement possibilities right parties.
See Miss Hodges personally, Arlington Ho-
fnl Tlhn't
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= Statesmen.

~, ht9h-ciAss. can get
Is, IN ore of the best
askingtN1. Apply 100
ca.l Netional 00e0 for
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TAILOR.

A man of good character who
is thoroughly experienced on
women'S coats.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
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LAUNDRY SOLICITORS. four. alive. wide
awake; we have something entirely new for
solicitors: very easy to sell; 20 calls each
day will build YOU weekly income OF 800;
steady work: no advances: this Is an hon
est. fair and exceptionally good proposl
ton. Apply Thursday and Friday. North
east Laundry, Inc, Mt. Rainier, Md, at
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YOUNG MEN (2). natives of Washington o.
vicinity with automobiles, to learn credit
and financial reporting; course at business
school desirable inside and outside work
salary to start. $50 a month. Address Boz
ZGA-D Star ONCE
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SITUATION--MEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are iUdTned to exercise
careful Investigation OF persons Of
fering positions iDhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment
ACCOUNTTNG-BO or part
time; statements; thoroughly experienced
ACCOUNTANT OFFTCE MANAGER. several
years diversified experience installation ac-
counting systems, ONCE management. credit
and collection; only Al connection. where
experienes intiatiye a nd result; wiz be
b. w. D. Adams 1868.
CARPENTER FOREMAN, "a years old, desires
Job; years EXPERIENCE c eau I eysninss after
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER, auto top man;
will do work very reasonable, at your home
If desired. District 83l2.
GARDENING of all kinds by experienced
white man. p H. Minns' Box ~ Fort Myer.
GARDENER, driver or porter. colored; ex-
eho On AZ Atlantis work best
GARDENER; rs years experience indoor
married. no family; seeks position, private
or commercial; abstainer; good references.
4 HoGEing lo' Lincoln ave. Takoma Psrk'
HOTEL CLERK. experienced in front once,
desires position May LIST. Address Box l22-
ID. Star office.
years experience; open for connection i'm
mediately: very good references. Address
BOX 284-D. Star ONCE.
MAN. colored. wants work keeping up real
painting Decatur 3o34. 2l'
MAN wants second janitor's Job or fireman's
lob or mailman. 1851 T st. NV. Phone ~
MAN young. colored. excellent character,
vents ste ady work any kind experienced
chauffeur. Address Box 25S-D, Star once. 2s'
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SHCCRITY eALI
Mn co-operatioh,
deals offered IN
Southern BicE.s [
appointment.
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HELp-MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
| CANVASSERS-House to house, for new
product; good commissions. Apply RIM.
FOL. 1881 g st. NV. -
QUICK CASH RETURNS selling photo cou.
pons; no special training required resident
agents in nearby Va. ana Md. desired
Paine Studio, 923 st. NV.
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DAIRYMAN to work in frst-claSS herd;
must be clean mixer, single. honest, feliable:
prefer middle-aged man right of farm; good
salary and board; references wanted. Adj
Did Gtar
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SALESMAN DRIVERS, two. for laundry
sponsible: must be immaculate and courte-
Gus; salary and commission. Apply Thurs
day and Friday. Northeast Laundry. Inc,
Mt. Rainier, Md. Eastern ave. at District
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MAN, willing TO work hours every day for
special inside and outside work through the
Hecht CO. with car preferred. Apply Tues
day evening. 7:30, Room 304, 635 st. NV,
BarriSter Bldg
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MECHANIC. with car; demonstrate new gas
saver; good job for good man. Phone Hy-
attsyilIe l3-M
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MEN. 2.

SAIESMEN
with cars Apply at 10 am. sharp. Room
3ol 1871 c. st n W
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REALITY PARLORS
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR THE SOUTH WEDNESDAY,
morning; can take. passengers e Expense
bearers. Phone Netional 1881.
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ESTABLISHED
C0RPOR ALTON

ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION
with Offices In principal cities. seeks men
of mature years for Washington branch.
Must be aggressive, analytical and thrifty.
Sales experience advantageous. but not nee
essary. Right man will find this lifetime
connection with splendid possibilities. Bond
required Address Box l5s-D, Star once
A CHALLENGE TO MEN who can
and will work hard. Positions open
for intelligent men, preferably
those who are we'll known in Wash
ington, to sell water coolers to stores,
banks. Offices. restaurants, etc.
FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORP,
1000 Eckineton Pl. NE See Mr.. Budworth
between 8. 30 and 10 30 a. M
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PERSONAL.

The rate under headine OF Personal
10 3 cents per lima additional TO the
regular line rate.
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MECHANIC. auto. experienced on model "A
Fords Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL 18th st.
MEM am looking for intelligent men, will
ing to work 3 hours evenings on PROPOSE
ton that viii net excellent returns; must
have car. Address Box 29l-D. Star Office
OPTOMETRIST. al once, frst-clasS: good
vases Address Box 287-D. Star office. 23'
PHARMACIST. experienced. for busy pre-
handle front; references. Address Box Soc,
Star Office.
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JANITOR. for small hotel, who can paint;
scrape and Yarnish furniture: plumbing
electrical wiring trouble: carpontering. etc:
white colored; give references; S85 per
month. Address Box l49-D. Star Office.
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100 Colored Chauffeurs
to drive 25-cent taxicabS: must have good
references. Apply Thirty-Five Cab Co., sos
Que st. W. ask for Mr.. Lamont.
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ACTIVE ASSOCIATE, preferably sales exec
utive type, with one thousand to fifteen
hundred dollars to invest for short period
with going concern for expansion I'm field
now ripe for large volume of business. II
you have above qualifications. we shall be
glad to present details for careful scrutiny
Address Box 2l5-D. Star Office. 22H
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JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
has number of openings for
ALTERATION HANDS.
Experienced on women's dresses
and coats.
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MAN. competent. for our service and sales
dept; married preferred: must be OF neat
appearance fair education and able to drive
light car; good pay to start. Apply 10 to
IL. to 4:30. Wed. 979 Nat. Press BLDG.
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SALESMAN to sell electrical speciality to
business houses Something new big money
maker; salary and commission; prefer one
with car Harry Lester. 100 @ st. NV. 2z
SALESMEN-New household necessity: sells
for 35c; 1907 profit. Mr.. Gorby, 923 9TH
St. NV Hours, to /. to z 81
statesmen f2y, competent. well recommend
ed, to sell securities of well known local cor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

SALESWOMAN, experienced in sell
ing smart coats, suits and dresses.
f st. experience preferred. Good
salary plus commission. Permanent
position. Apply Office, Raleigh Haber-
dasher, 1910 + st.
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FOR SALE-Delicatessen and confectionery.
me opportunity. 1908 Penn. ave. Sc. Lin.
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SECURITY Observation-Disclosures rial bank in
operation now: expansion program requires
additional capital: strong local line up. with
eycellent smnpnrt h2q Tower Bldg.
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TENORS for well known chorus choir.
Phone Shep. 1858. -
YOUNG MAN to devote spare time selling
standard make radio on commission basis.
Phone MI Sanford. Met 2734.
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DENTIST. licensed in D. c. State age, col
ed Address BOX 2I5-D. Star Office
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COLLECTOR. straight salary plus allow
ance for light car; prefer one with Install
ment furniture experience and familiar with
suburban territory; position is permanent
and will guarantee prompt salary increase
to producer. See Mr.. Money before $50
m. or after 5 pm, Maxwell Furniture Co.,
AIS 18th St NV.
CREW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. new prod
uct; good commissions. Apply RIM. 70l,
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MUST HAVE BUSINESS: VIII make your
plans and do your building or remodeling.
all for So OF the cost. your chance to save
money. Address Box l45-D. Star ONCE. 2i'
BOOMING HOUSE wanted at once; viii paw
cash; price must be reasonable. Address
Box 244-D. Star office. a.
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SCHOOL MAN WANTED
FOR VACATION WORK..
Many men and teachers and principals
have found hiSh-grade educational sales
for vacation. We should like to tell you OF
the earning possibilities with Compton Pic
tured Encyclopedia. II you're really inter-
ested in making money this Summer address
p. E. Compton & Co., 72s Tower Bldg"
Washington, d C.
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HELP-MEN.

2423 18th st. NV
CARETAKER wanted for farm in Virginia.
light work. small wages; preferably elderly
man couple: must stay nights. Address
Box 256-D. Star offlce. ~"
COOK-First-class short-order cook wanted
at once. The Hungarian Restaurant, 1902
st NV.
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sFTUATION-wOMEN.


C,ocMPANIoNS;1NuRsE: refined. CHEEKY dis POI
or address SIS Eye st. NV Ref
COOK. rs years experience; tea room. cafe
seria. IN or out city. Address Box 2ss:D
LADY of pleasing personality would ike
position as companion; no objection to
travel. Phone GEORGIA 0530-J. %"
housekeeper and care of elderly persons or
invalid references. Phone North 1884
NURSE wants chronic case or as compan-
ion-nurse. Call Columbia 1881.
NURSE. COMPANION, light housework: re-
fined. experienced; good home more than
large salary. Address Box 2ss-D. Star ONCE
PRACTICAL NURSE-Semi-inVa or light
housekeeping Phone Lincoln 1138-W
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, eight years
experience; good references from former
employers. Phone HyattSyille 1851
SITUATION wanted by ,, millinst as dssign .
Georgia 0530-J. IS
sTENoGRAPHRR-TYP dictation
school edacst I; sis SIS we Met. sS5i a. AZ
STENOGRAPHER-BOO years
experience as bookkeeper with corporation;
high school education: SIS week. Nat. 1891
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. general ONCE
work: college and business school educa-
ton: accept small salary. Phone Col 0412.
TEXAS WOMAN. colored. wants evening
work. Atlantic 1881. az
WIDOW desires position as companion or
hostess; no ineumbrances; Communicate
Box aoas You st. Station ""shinSton' p C.
WOMAN. elderly. white. to keep house while
parents work; city or suburb. 744 18th St.
Sc.
WOMAN colored, wishes position with tai
Tor; can sew. press and Dleat. North se8S.
YOUNG LADY desires position as stenog-
rapher or typist; experienced; best Of ref
Adams $780,. 2is
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etIIcation: Opportunity for advancement.
Edwards Motor Co, 1901 r. l. ave, Mt.
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WANTED-Partner in GOOD cash business
with $3.50 cash, with or without services
man or woman. Alexandria. Va, Route 3.
care Jno. Ross 22s
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Our books open to one who means
business; 20 to 25Tl profit on investment;
money secured. Address Box 140-D. Star
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TAXICAB DRIVERS wanted. with identifi-
cation cards. Arcade Cab Co, 2904 14th ST.
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STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, typists.
clerks, male and female, needed hourly SAL
aries. SIS to $50 wk. Boyds. 1888 F. Nat. 2338.
EFFICIENT HOUSE HELP and labor of all
kinds: promptly furnished Peoples En-
pioyment Agency. Decatur 1886.
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r X p ERIEN CED COAT
HANDS AND FUR FINISH.
,ERS.
APPLY Mr.. SHERMAN,
PHILIPSBORN'S.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-26
YANKEE GOLFERS
EXPECT TO WIN
RYDER CUP PLAY
BY L. $ CAMERON
United Press Staff Correspondent

COLUMBUS, O., June &c. U.P)-
Players representing Great Britain
hnd the United States met on the
Ecioto course here today in COM
petition for the Ryder cup, the
worlds greatest professional golf
cam championship trophy.
Pairings placed Archie Compston
hnd William II. Davies. two of
Britians best, against Johnny Far
tell and Gene Sarazen, long COM
panions OF the links and of the
vaudeville stage. This was the first
match and probably one of the
best.
Walter Hagen, captain of the
United States team. placed himself
(n the second foursome along with
young Densnore Shute They were
10 play Hagen's arch rival George
Duncan, who is paired with Arthur
q. Havers.
Charles Whitcombe. captain o.
he British side, elected not to play
n the doubles matches. He put
Abe Mitchell and Fred Robson in
he third foursome They will meet
Leo Diegel and Al Espinosa.
Fourth match viii put sgd Easter
brook and E. G. Whitcombe of
Great Britain against Bill Burke
md Whiffy Cox.
The Americans were expected TO
win.
While the teams, inherently, may
be of equal potentialities, the Unit
I'd States players were using their
bwn balloon ball, were playing un-
Ter hot weather conditions to
which they are accustomed, and
we're competing on a course With
which many Of them are quite fam
liar.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-26
HuIse- Anderson
Assure Service

Caterpillar must give maxi
mum service at a minimum delay
says Ben Hulse, and that Is one
OF the reasons we have a service
man on duty "a hours each day ana
365 days year
Seldom is there a distributor ol
any product who gives such excel
lent service to his customers as that
of Hulse- Anderson. They are known
throughout the valley for this par"
ucular phase and that undoubtedly
has attributed to the increased use
and popularity of "Caterpillars' i'll
this section. They seem to spe-
cialize on service and in so doing
owners OF "Caterpillars' are assured
and have received exceptional serV-
ice from their tractors
All work and Caterpillar" repair
parts are personally guaranteed by
both Ben Hulse and Charles Ander-
son.
This company pledges continued
cooperation to every Caterpillar
owner and gives assurance that
every member of the organization
is behind all Caterpillar" owners in
Valley and that they are
interested in seeing that their
Caterpillar" gives entire satisfac-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-26
Hardware Men
Defeat Bakers

Winding up the first round of the
night baseball schedule, the Imper-
ial Valley Hardware team last night
scored a l6 to victory over the
Cramer Bakery team.
Garcia hurled a good game for
the winners. He was headed only
in the sixth frame when the bread
men counted four times. Rex Dyer.
portly hardware first sacker, proved
big help to Garcia with three hits.
Ege collected two drives for the
losers.
The second round of the season
schedule begins Monday night with
the Mack and Mack team meeting
the league leading Studebakers.
Standings for the first round
show the Studebakers ahead with
seven victories and no losses for a
! 600 percentage. The Mack and
Mack and I. V. Hardware teams are
tied in second place with five wins
and two losses for a ia percentage,
while the Golden State Creamery
/ and Cramer Bakery are tied in
third place with three wins and
four losses for a .428 percentage
Shirer Drug and Valley Laundry
squads hold fourth place with two
wins and five losses, averaging .2o6
: percent. The Nevada California
Electric company trails with one
win and six losses for a .143 per-
centage.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-26
SENATORS ONLY
LONE GAME IN
REAR OF MACKS
BY LEO II. PETERSEN

NEW YORK, June 26. U.R)-The
Washington Senators, thanks to ef-
forts Of the lowly st. Louis Browns
were within striking distance OF
the American League leadership
today. a full contest behind the
pace setting Philadelphia Athletics.
Walter Johnson's club gained a
game and a half yesterday by de-
feating Detroit while st. Louis took
a doubleheader from Connie Mack s
world champions.
The Senators we're hard put to
whip Detroit, to 3. Vic Sorreu al
lowed them only four hits but he
was too liberal with his passes,
walking seven men.
The Browns outdid themselves by
taking the twin bill from the Ath-
letics, to make it four out Of five
against the world champions. In
the opener Kress' home run with
two men on base brought about
George Earnshaws downfall and he
lost, 6 to s. In the second game
st. Louis treated three Of Mack'G
second string hurlers to some heavy
clcuting and registered an TO 5
triumph.
New York's Yankees found the
Chicago White SoX to their liking,
taking both ends of a twin bill, 10
to and 0 to 2. Chapman's home
run with two on in the ninth gave
the Yankees the first game. Babe
Ruth raped out his 18th homer CT
the season.
The other American League con-
test resulted in an 3 to 3 victory for
the Boston Red Sex over the CleYe-
land Indians.
George Watkins stole home TO give
the st. Louis Cardinals 10 0
victory over Brooklyn and increase
their National League leadership
over New York to four and one half
games. Dazzy Vance lost q heart
breaker, yielding only three hits.
New York lost ground by taking
a TO lacing from the Cincinnati
Reds. Bennie Frey turned back the
Giants with only six hits while the
Reds pounded Mitchell and his
successors hard.
Boston climbed back into ne f4rst
Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-26
PetrOlle KayOs
Argentine Boxer

NEW YORK, June %. UP)-
Billy Petrolle, the Fargo express,
had a clear track towards the
worlds lightweight championship
today after his nine-round knock
out of Justo Suarez at Madison
Square Garden last night in one of
the greatest fights of this or any
other season.
The victory clearly established
Petrolle as the ranking contender
for Tony Canzoneri's title and con-
vinced the $4,000 spectators that not
only Petrolle but his victim also is
destined ultimately to attain the
championship.
Suarez was sidetracked tempora-
rily through his defeat but it is
doubtful if any lightweight except
Petrolle could have accomplished
that feat.
The Little Wild Bull of the
Pampas" was defeated conVincingly
enough, but not until he had made
a heroic stand in battle which
ranks with the epochal contest be-
tween his fellow countryman. Luis
Firpo, and Jack Dempsey as one of
the most thrilling ring bouts of re-
cent years.