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Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

lettuce, three cars mixed vegetables
u cars peas. 10 cars carrots. two
cars citrus.
Good food, good wine at Leon de
ORC, Mexicali. Jimmy Alvarez,
proprietor. mwf-to
Mothers of children TO 5, inter-
ested in nursery school. write Mrs.
Roland Taylor, Press Box 5S5, or
see her at 1925 Euclid. 25-3
Mistake In NameS-An article in
Saturdays Press stated the home of
Mrs. Summerhill at 5l3 Commercial
street was entered by burglar Fri
cay night. The name should have
been Mrs. Harry Lennon instead
of Mrs. Summerhill. The latter
name was carried on the report at
the police station.
Theme hose in spring shades -
Delf. taupe, Indian maid, sunny
and navy, Sl00. Mrs. Lingo's
Smart Shoppe, 621 Main st. 25-2
Held For Immigration-E. Nor
ales. Ramon Vega and Luis Herman
dez were arrested at the Trifolium
control station Saturday afternoon
and are booked at the county jail
for investigation by officers of the
service.
Pansy and other plants for sale
at Reyonld's Linoleum Store, 1863
Main. 25-2
Arrested For County-T. E. Hall,
Alton Welch and j. c. Dikes were
booked at the county jail following
their return from Yuma, Saturday
night. They had been arrested
there earlier Saturday following a /!
broadcast that they were wanted
in the county for investigation con-
cerning an alleged theft of some
tools.
Bread, Sc a loaf Sandwich or (
regular, white or wheat, fresh daily.
Martins National Bakery. 25-6 !
Booked On Charge - Cecil Dun +!
can, 26, Negro, was booked at the
county jail Saturday noon following
his arrest in Brawley on a charge
of highway robbery.
Directors To Meet-Monthly meet
ing of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau directors will take place
Saturday, March 2. at 1:30 p. m. in
the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
REFORMED ATHEIST TO SPEAK

Dr.. Martin Charles, converted
atheist who is conducting eVange-
listic services this week in the
First Baptist church will speak to-
night on "How Infidels Get That
Way,'' outlining the process which
leads to that end
Yesterday DR.. Charles spoke be-
fore three large audiences when
filled the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

who has nausea and other disagreeable symp-
TOMS or the middle-ased woman who ex-
periences "heat flashes should take this
Prescription" Mrs. Oscar Nordstrom 81
COLI Croesus Ave, Los Angeles said: "A
few years ago l was almost past going-was
weak and rundown. Day after day there was
dull pain in my back between my shoul.
ders. I used Dr. Pierce's Prescription and 1t
seemed to strengthen my entire system"
New size, tablets SO cts, liquid $l,OO.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
WOODWORK WORTH $4,000

MILWAUKEE, UP = WOODWORK
in the Robert A. Johnston man.
sion, once one OF the showplaces
of Milwaukee which which now is
being wrecked, is valued at $50,
600. The house was built a half
mile from the lake shore which the
wealthy families of the time shun-
ned as unhealthful.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
COUGHS

Don't let them get a strangle
hold. Fight them quickly. Creo-
mulsion combines helps in one.
Powerful but harmless. Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your own
druggist is authorized to refund
your money on the spot if your
cough or cold is not relieved by
Creomulsion. (adv)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
LaOyer Resents
Remark Made By
Mrs. Roosevelt

DETROIT, Feb. 25. UP)-Mrs.
Franklin D. Rooseyelt's remarks
concerning conviction of Bruno
Richard Hauptmann, on circum-
stantial evidence were "unfortun-
ate," Frank Day Smith, president
of the Wayne county bar associa-
ton, said today.
Smith thought Mrs. RooSevelt's
statement that she was "perturbed'
would undoubtedly hurt the ad-
ministration as we'll as herself, and
will have a powerful but undesirable
effect on the public"
The public may construe her
statement as emanating from the
White House, and, on the assump-
ton husbands and wives get to-
gether, might even take her views
as those of the President" he said.
Smiths statement followed the
condemnation of Mrs. Roosevelt's
statement by Martin w. Littleton,
district attorney of Nassau county
New York. who was very much
concerned" over the effects such
statements may have upon jurors
sitting in cases now on trial, TO say
nothing of the countless number of
prospective jurors about 10 be called
in pending cases.
/ CHICAGO, Feb. 25. Up)-William
Scott Stewart, prominent criminal
/ lawyer, defended Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt's right to express herself
On the subject Of capital punish
ment.
Mrs. Roosevelt's statement anal
yzed intelligently leaves no loop
hole for misinterpretation," he said.
ITO say that she would be perturbed
ever the fate of an innocent per-
son under circumstances similar to
Hauptmanns is TO express a per-
fectly rational reaction"
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
ADVICE TO W0ME N

ALL women at
= some period of
their lives need a
strengthening tom
ic like DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton. The young
woman who SUI
fers from MONTH
ly pains, the ex-
pectant mother
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
Valley Theatre l0e 10! III \ @e| !s
,S"s ,o''':. "Sa"s- ssaa: The White Parade
S. D. Exposition
Gets Federal Aid

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, U'P)-Ihe
senate today passed the house reso-
luton providing for participation py
the federal government IN the "a
clfic international Exposition in San
Diego, Calf, beginning in May Inc
resolution now goes to the Presi-
dent for signature. 1t provides
S350,000.
The resolution to appropriate
money for the San Diego exposition
was introduced in the house by Con-
gresham George Burnham OF TINS
district and was Immediately ap-
proved by the lower branch ol con-
greSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

An exhibit Of soils will be one Of
the features of picnic day at Uni
versity Farm, Davis, on April 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

Two members of the Marin coun-
ty COW testing association bought
high record Jersey bulls recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25
The Weather
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair tonight and Tuesday: con-
tinued cool; frost in exposed places
Tuesday morning; gentle to mod
crate northeast to northwest wind.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Tuesday; frost
Tuesday morning; moderate north
and northwest winds off the coast.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
data compiled by Howard En-
mons, local observer for the United
States weather bureau)
Maximum yesterday ........................67
today .................................4
Reading at Noon Today
Temperature
Humidity
Reading at a. m. Today
................................
Reading at p. m. Yesterday
Humidity
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

Directors To Meet-Monthly meet
ing of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau directors will take place
Saturday, March 2. at 1870 p. m. in
the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-25

Booked On Charge - Cecil Dun
can, 26, Negro, was booked at the
county Jail Saturday noon following
his arrest in Brawley on charge
of highway robbery.
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LOndOS Loses
Veteran Mat Champ Bows
to Danno 0'Mahoney in
Grueling Melee.
By United Press

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, June 28.-UndiSputed
claim to the worlds heavyweight
wrestling championship was the
goal of Danno O'Mahoney, young
Irish heavyweight today. He ended
the six-year reign of Jim Londos,
veteran st. Louis Greek in a one
fall match at Fenway Park last
night.
OMahoney relieved Londos of his
title claims with a flying scissors in
one hour, 16 minutes, so seconds,
before a crowd of 10000.
The 22-year old Irishman's next
objective is bout with Ed Don
George of North Java, N. Y, recog-
nized as champion in several states
and Canada.
From the outset OMahoney took
the offensive, with the cagey So
year-old Londos content to bide his
time. The Greeks first serious bid
for a fall did not come until after
more than an hours graphing, and
led to his own finish.
Summoning his reserve strength,
Londos got the jump on his younger
opponent and punished him with a
series of flying mares, that for a
few moments made it look bad for
Danno, and for the first time in the
bout made him resort to his Spe-
cialty, the Irish whip.
Instead of hurting his opponent
over his shoulder as was his GUS
tom, Danno whipped the Greek into
the ropes. Londos rebounded, and
OMahoney slammed him to the
mat with a flying mare.
Four times this was repeated and
when the shaken and weakened
Greek caromed off the ropes the
fifth time, O'Mahoney bore him to
the mat with flying scissors for
the only fall of the contest.
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SOFTBALL GOSSIP

BOYS Club. leaders OF the Em-Roe Sun
dav Softball League. defeated the Fort
vile All-Stars in a double header by scores
of to and to l. Dietz and Blasen-
game we're the winning pitchers, while
Coffin and Funke starred at bat.
Statehouse team will collide with the
Real Silk Hosiery aggregation at Brook
side park tomorrow afternoon. Cannon
ball'' Marshall Jr. will hurl for the State
house. with "Stoodle" Cowhead on the
receiving end Real Silk batteries have
not been announced. Statehouse club split
a twin bill with the Garfield Cubs last
week. For games call Joe Harris at
Lincoln 3074.
LOngacre FASTENERS will inaugurate their
new night softball park tonight with a
double header. The first game will pit
Longacre against the indianapolis Demo-
Gratis. while Citizens Gas and U. S. Tires
will tangle in the nehtcap. First tilt
starts at 7.45 Longacre trimmed Rock
wood last night to 2.
Real Silk Productions team, indicated
in seven starts. desires to arrange a
game for Sunday afternoon. Fast teams
holding a diamond permit call Miss
Wiebke, E. NJ B. A. Real Silk Mills.
lockwood A. Cs will play two games
tonight. meeting Zion A. AS in a post
poned Em-Roe League tuSsle at Willard
Park at $50 and meeting Greenwood at
under the lights. For games, call DreXel
56ll-W after Z D. m.
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Independent, Amateur Baseball

The Indianapolis Amateur Base
ball Association announced today
that players wishing to be REIN
stated in the association must make
application before July /. No play
er will be reinstated after that date
Players VINO are playing with both
a Saturday and a Sunday team of
the association must designate in
writing before July which team he
will play with in the city series.
No players may be registered with
the association after July 8.
The 1. A. B. A. League schedules
for this weekend follows:
SATURDAY
Em-Roe Factory League
R Re9g Jones vs. Prinnt a H. e. ,Flve9Sioe ~
RocEwood Mfg. VS.. Bixby at Riverside 9
Manufacturers League
Indianapolis Glove VS. U. S. Corrugated
Eli Lily VS. Polk Milk Co. at Garfield 2.
P. r Mallory VS.. Real Silk Mills at
Riverside 4
Capital City League
Rose Tire Co. VS.. Waits Terminal at
Leon Tailoring Co. VS.. Hosiery Union at
e c. Atkins VS.. East End Milk at Gar
field 3.
Circle City League
Republican Creosoting Co. VS.. Oak Hill
Roy Steele vs. Oak Hill spartans at
N' Macca Be- VS.. Rays All stars at River
side 8.
Tn rtaI
American Enameline Co. vs.. Fl. Har-
rison at Mars Hill.
Courthouse VS. City Hall at Rhodius 2.
U. S; Tires vs.. Cooks Goldblume at
SUNDAY
Center Circle League
Scheffs Grocery VS.. Uptown Merchants
" Hoosier Cab VS.. 46th-st Merchants at
chick Roush VS.. Geo. Hitz Co. at River
side 2.
Em-ROe Senior League
both and Illinois-st Merchants VS.. Rock
wood Mfg. at Riversire 3.
Centilivre Beer VS.. So Athic at Gar
S N. P J. VS.. Brishtwood A. C. at
Davis Coal VS.. Fashion Cleaners at
Big Six League
Indianapolis Railways VS.. Ace Coal Co.
at Riverside 8.
Indiana Container VS.. 1rvington Mer-
chants at Ellenberg /.
Indianapolis Ramblers will hold a
lengthy workout this evening in prepara-
ton for the tuSSle at Plainfleld Sunday.
Ramblers will take on Arcadia July 4 and
Cloverdale July Z. All players are urged
to meet at BoSwelrs at 1880 Sunday.
j. H Taylor Transfers will hook up with
the Ben Davis Merchants Sunday at Ben
Davis July T. TaylorS will tackle the
at Cumberland. Transfers have July Z
and % open. Write to H. E. wheel.
ITO S. Easiest. indianapolis
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CheSundS Is Winner
in Amateur Arena

Johnny Chesunas, Fl. Harrison
middleweight, was awarded the
judges decision over Art McTerry
Oliver A. C. mittman, in the fea-
ture on the amateur boxing pro-
gram at the Illinois-St Arena last
night.
In a whirlwind semi windup, En-
met LongStaff, Y. M. c. A, punched
out a close flve-round decision over
Buster Brown of the South Side
Turner's.
Panpelo Ganzallez, Mexican
featherweight, scored a technical
knockout over Kid Swiggett, Frank
lin, in the third round. Bob Vim
son, Y. NJ. C. A, decisioned Dutch
Snyder, Oliver A. c.. bantam
George Hoyt, Y. NJ. c. A., light
heavy, technically knocked out jess
Nancy; Lefty Lefferts won the nod
over Dave Norris, Y NJ c. A, and
Bucky Cunningham took the verdict
over Everett McCay in other bouts
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Freed, Art lockwood. Jack Craw-
ford. Harry hornstein Won
SpreckleSOn and Harold Erner, while
Speedway amateur luminaries will
be Bill Reed, senior and junior,
Mike Pollak. Nelson Marks and
others. Young Reed recently won
the Indianapolis District Golf ASso-
citation title. The matches will tee
of at l p. m.
MISS CAROLYN WARM of Pleas
WI ant Run defeated Mrs. Ralph
Stonehouse of Pleasant Run, 5 and
4. and Mrs. Harrison Bennett Of
Highland defeated Mrs. George
Stewart of Pleasant Run. 3 and 2
in emi-finals matches of the city
womens golf tourney consolation
flight at Highland yesterday after
noon.
Miss Varin and Mrs. Bennett were
to meet in the consolation match to-
day.
Results of finals and consolation
matches in other flights at Highland
yesterday afternoon follow:
Second Flight
Finals-Miss Mary Gorham defeated
Miss Lillian Rees. 2 and l.
Consolation-Mrs John Spiegel de-
ieated Mrs. David Lurvev. 5 and 4
Mrs. Ralph FlOoo won the medal prize.
Third Flight
Finals-Mrs c. L. Smith defeated Mrs.
Consolation Mrs. j. A. Goddard de-
fea,e ed Mrs. John Young. and 3
Mrs. Dale Lentz won the medal prize.
Fourth Flight
Finals-Mrs W NJ Hutchison defeated
N conEolation@M SMH s. "F E Fenstermaker
defeated Mrs. Frank Carroll. 5 and 4.
Mrs. z. A. Crane won the medal prize.
Fifth Flight
Finals-Miss Marjorie weulfing de-
fesateo Mrs, GORDON Gloydi and 2.oa
Mrs John Crawford. and 2.
Mrs. H. w. Morris won the medal prize.
Sixth Flight
Finals--Mrs. 1. Lykin defeated Mrs.
Consolation-M Barbara Barskin de-
feated Mrs. w. r. Spurlock. 3 and 2.
Mrs. z. o. Marquette won the medal
prize.
Finals-Mrs. William Murp1Y defeated
Mrs. Jake Delker. 3 and 2.
Consolation-Miss Helen Levin defeated
Mrs. Virginia Cant. and 2.
No medal contestants.
Eighth Flight
Finals-Miss Alice Green defeated Mrs.
Fred Grace. and 4:
Mrs. Herber Wilson. ! up.
Mrs Ed Geiser won the medal prize.
Ninth Flight
Finals-Mrs. c. F. Cox defeated Mrs.
Hugh Reynolds, l up.
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Lefty Hazel Pitches
SterLings to Victory

The Sterling Beers and Kautsky
A. C.s waged hot warfare at Perry
Stadium last night and when the
action ceased the Sterlings were out
in front, l to O. Both local teams
are members of the Indiana Ohio
League.
Lefty Hazel of the winners held
the Kautskys to five hits and the
Sterlings got seven off Rex Nc
Donald. In the sixth inning JiggS
Seal singled, advanced on FornelPS
sacrifice and scored on a hit by To-
bin. 1t was an errorless game.
1t was the first clash of the sea-
son between the fast semi-pro mines.
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sHERIFF's SALE
H. w. KOTHE
Attorney for Plaintiff

BY virtue Of a certified copy Of decree
to me directed from thes Clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion County Indiana.
in cause No. A-77335 wherein The Indiana
Savings and Investment Company Plaintiff
and Karl E. Steinecker, ct a. Defendants
requiring me to make the sum of Thirty
One Hundred Ninety Six Dollars, and
Eighty Five Cents t$3196.85). as provided
for in said decree. with interest and costs,
l Will expose at public sale to the highest
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
JULY 1895.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock p NJ. of said day. at the door
of the Court House of Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for a term
not exceeding seven years. of the follow
ing real estate in Marion County. Indiana:
Lots numbered twenty-five (25) and
twenty six 1851 in the Reliable Realty
CompanY's subdivision, an addition to
the City of indianapolis, as per plat
thereof in plat book 18. page Ill of the
Recorders office of Marion County.
Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not sell for
a sufficient sum TO satisfy said decree with
interest and costs. will. at the same time
and place. expose to public sale the fee
simple of said real estate. or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree Said sale will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
laws.
OTTO RAY
Sheriff of Marion County.
June 81 1885.
June 81. 23-July 5. 1895.
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South Side Merchants will play at
| Avon Sunday and a. Bringhurst July =. =
For games. write 10 Harry BorinStein. ll2l
/ S. Illinois-st, Indianapolis.
4 St. Meinrad Seminary is organizing q
I softball team for the summer months;
! are asked to communicate with J. V.
/ Ebechem, 523 Eastern-av. Indianapolis.
The Kautsky A. c. team Of Indian
League has an open date Sunday.
fast out-of-town team furnishing its
s 9an g. RaTk N BiS 1s Ef motif
Due to a late postponement. the p. R.
Mallory nine is without game for to-
morrow and wishes to eschedule a local
plant, Cherry 1860.
Cumberland Merchants desire to book a
double header for July 4. Call the man
ager at Cumberland phone No. 2.
Sanitary Department Negro club
swamped Hendrix Brothers al Blooming
ton. IA to 2. and will oppose the Kingan
Indiana nine at Douglas Park tomorrow
Sanitary squad will journey to Columbus
Sunday. to tackle, the Merchants. For
games in July and August write to Lefty
Drew, 225s N Captol-av. Indianapolis.
Ben Davis Merchants "A" team will
entertain J. H. Taylor Transfer nine at
Ben Davis Sunday, while the Merchant
Bees wish to schedule opposition for Sun
day on their home diamond Call Belmont
4466 after p. M, and ask for Stewart
Prest-o-Lite, Inc. edged out Public
Service. l to 0, in a tour-inning TIT;
for the winners.
Rushville Merchants will encounter the
strong Dayton Monarchs Sunday at Rush
Vile.
Adams club, boasting an undefeated
Teford desires sire to book s,I Negro team for
| Bob Toole, 2915 w. l6th-st Indianapolis
B. & o. nine wishes to book a city OF
william Murphy. 800 S. Grace-st, Indian
apolis, Drexel 305l-M
ington Sunday TO tackle the Hendrix Broth
ers nine. All Oak Hill players are urged
to be at the managers home. 1861 N.
ing. July ii is an open date. State
| teams write to William E. McCorkhill
1861 Tacoma-st, Indianapolis.
The Anchor Inn nine will play Brink S
| Inc. team Sunday afternoon at Garfield
park on diamond No. at o'clock. 1t
will be Municipal League game.
Cooks Goldblumes. at the top of two
Of the city'S fastest baseball leagues, will
encounter plenty of opposition over the
weekend. Tomorrow afternoon at Riv-
/ erside No. l they tackle the U. S. Tires in
an Industrial League tilt, while Sunday
afternoon they face their beer" rivals.
! the Falls City crew, for Municipal League
honors at Riverside No. T. McClain Brooks
and Dean will handle. the Cooks hurting
! Jobs. while Mueller and Booz will catch.
The Sterling Beers of the Indiana Ohio
League will play league game at Muncie
Sunday. Paugh and Fornell will form the
Sterlings battery Players will leave at
| 1890 a. m. Sunday.
East Side Cubs wish to book a game
for Sunday. Write to Richard Brocking
400 North Grant-st, indianapolis, cal
Irvington 6146 and ask for Dick.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
J. E. MARTIN
Attorney for Plaintiff

BY virtue of certified copy Of decree
to me directed from the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion County. Indiana.
in cause No A-79904 wherein Plymouth
John T. Hinesley and Mildred w. Hinesley.
his wife. ct al Defendants requiring me to
make the sum of Sixty-Four Hundred
Seventy Three Dollars, and Eighty Six
decree With interest and costs I will ex-
pose at public sale to the highest bidder.
SATURDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and
4 O'Clock P. M of said day at the door
of the Court House of Marion County.
Indiana. the rents and profits for 9 term
ing real estate in Marion County Indiana:
the. entire North side of lot numbered
BY y' parallel lines C" of the e" entire south
side of lot numbered forty three (43
in Lazarus and Coleman'S Harvard
PIaGe ADDITION to the ,r City OF Iddian n
plat book 10. page lat in the office of
the Recorder of Marion County In
oinana. save and except twenty 900
lots forty two (42l and forty three (43)
above described, Marion County. In
diana.
If such rents and profits will not sell for
a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with
interest and costs. I will, at the same time
and place. expose to public sale the fee
simple. OF said real estate, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree. Said sale will be made with
out relief from valuation or appraisement
laws.
Sheriff of Marion County.
June 81 1885.
June 81. 28-July 5. 1885
SHERIFF'S SALE
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Donald Bulge
Scores Upset
at Wimbledon
Youthful American DrubS
French DaviS-CUpper;
Mako Loses.
BvTHifedF~rs

=" "N|fN NHHHH
WIMBLEDON. england. June "a
Donald Bulge. youthful. red headed
Californian. scored a surprising up
SET ia the sn-Eng.and tennis tour
nament today when ne defeated
Christian Boussus. French Davis
Cuppsr and eighth seeded PLAYER.
6-3. 81 3-6. 60 in a fourth round
match.
The victor enabled Bulge 70
lead the men s singles field 4nto the
Toind Of eight. BouSsus was the
second seeded player 10 fall BY the
Vayside. Wilmer Allison OF Texas
having lost to Vivian McGrath OF
Australia on the opening day.
German Is Victor
Budge's fellow Californian. Gene
Mako. was not 50 fortunate. how
ever. and was defeated by Baron
Gottiried Won Cramm. German cup
acr and seeded second, 60. 6-l.
as. 6-l.
Third round If play In the wOm-
rms singles opened with an upset.
Mrs. Eileen Bennett Whittingstau
defeating the seeded Peggy Scriven.
ca. 81.
Fred Perry Of England. defending
champion. moved into the quarter
finals. Perry defeated J. Pallada OF
the CzechoSlovakian Davis Cup
team. 81. 81. O-6. go
Dorothy Round OF England. who
holds the WOmens singles title. ad-
vsnced 10 the fourth round with a
o.. 81 victory over her country
woman. Marion Hargreaves.
Mems doubles. first round.
Donald Bulge and Gene Mako
California. defeated @ z. Bean and
p. r Lawrence Of England. 60. 6-3
Ca
Pat Hughes and c. r d. Tuckey.
England. defeated Franz Matejka
and G.. Won Metsxa. 6-2. 80. 81.
6-3
Wilmer Allison. Texas. and john
ny Van Ryn. Philadelphia. defeated
Ted Avory and II. G. n. Lee, Eng
land, 80. 6-I. rs. So
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Bargain Baseball at
Beech Grove Sunday

Baseball fans of Beech Grove are
expecting a big day Sunday when
the Beech Grove nine and Bean
blossoms meet in a Municipal
League double header. Action will
begin at p. m.
Gatti and Lady will form the bat
terry for Beech Grove in the first
tilt and OBrien and Cole for the
BeanbloSsoms. In the second bat
tie Gilligan of Beech Grove will OPP
pose Price in the box. The for
mer is a former member of the
Blossoms.
Catcher Lady is batting .583 and
Carl Froehch .518 for Beech Grove.
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CARDS WIN HANDILY

YOUNGSTOWN. o. June "a
The ST. Louis Cardinals skipped
through TO an l0-tO-3 victory over
the Cleveland ROsenblums. national
amateur championship nine. IN an
exhibition game here YESTERDAY
HsTell and Hsllahan pitched fOg
the ieaguers.