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Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
LEAVES
FOR FLORIDA

NEW YORK, Jan. Ia. U.P)-Max
Baer left today Tor Florida for ex-
hibition engagements at Tampa
January 81 and at Miami January
"a, after which he will go to Cali
fornia to appear in a benefit for
the widow of frankie Campbell,
the heavyweight who was killed in
a bout with Baer before he won the
title.
The champion also contemplates
making a movie and might go to
England for personal appearance
tour Ancil Hoffman, his manager,
said Baer had been offered $4,000 q
week and expenses for three weeks
in London, but Hoffman has pro-
missed Baer's services to Nate Lewis
and Jim Mullen, Chicago promot-
ers, for exhibitions.
The Chicago bouts will be 10
rounds and. if possible, against
some of the contenders = except
Steve Hamas. Hoffman believes
Hamas is the only logical opponent
in sight for Baer's title defense.
He does not regard Max Schmel-
ing, Primo Camera and Art Lasky
as drawing cards as they stand now.
The Chicago fights will approx
mate Baer's own little elimination
tournament. He believes the field
will be whitfield down by the time
he gets through. Meanwhile, Hamas
is to box Schmeling in Germany
in March, thus eliminating one.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14

Editors note: Henry McLe-
more is enroute south on vaca-
tion and will resume his duties
as conductor of Today's Sport
Parade in Florida i'm two weeks.
Meantime, .be parade will be con-
tinued by other members of the
United Press sports Staff
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Legal Notices
IMPERIAL VALLEY MILK
ASSOCIATION, Ir.

Please take notice that the an
nual meeting of the members of the
Imperial Valley Milk Producers
Association will be held at the Of
flee of the Association, in the City
of Holtville, California, on Wednes-
day, January is, 1885, at 10 o'clock
A. M, for the purpose of electing
q board Of directors and transacting
such other business as may come
before the meeting
F.. S. WILBY,
Secretary Imperial Valley Milk
Producers Association.
Jan 4-5-7-8-9-10-1l-12 -14-l5-i is
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
PRO" ELEVEN SUED

LOS ANGELES, Jan. IA. W.P -
Suit has been filed against the Chi
cago Cardinals, professional foot
ball team, for alleged violation of
an agreement to play in Fresno
last New Years day. Jim Mellen,
San Francisco promoter, disclosed
today
The Cardinals contracted to play
a picked team from the san Joa-
quin valley, Mellen said, and later
repudiated the agreement.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Fresno Pilot Wins
Motorboat Race

LONG BEACH, Jan. Id. U.p)-
John Kovacevioh of Fresno piloted
his Muscat Kid II to victory in the
third grand prix sweepstakes yes
terday to feature the sixth Pacific
coast marathon and motor boat re-
gatta at the Olympic marine sta
dium.
Koyacevich drove the so miles in
one hour, two minutes, 46 seconds,
without making a single pit stop
Al Schuyler's class C Humdinger
came second and John Hamilton IS
Secret, third. A field of 10 boats
started and only five finished.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Gopher Veteran
To Lead Hobart

GALESBURG, ILL.,, Jan. Ia. U.P)-
Bill Kaminski, former Minnesota
football lineman, probably will be
given the job of leading Knox COL
lege S football team from its world
record losing streak.
Knox is tied with Hobart college
for the all-time record in gridiron
defeats, with 26 successive losses.
Kaminski played at guard on
Gopher elevens from 1925 to 1927
and for six years was assistant
coach at Augustana college. He
would succeed Lloyd Burdick, who
resigned at the end of Knox IS last
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14

Real Estate for Sale

FOR SALE acres, fine soil,
small house, on power line and
highway. Press Box 496. dh
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
WIN NET DOUBLES

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. Id. U.R)-The
New York team of Sidney B. Wood,
Jr., and Dr. Eugene McAuliff are
the Miami Biltmore doubles tennis
champions
In hard fought game yesterday
they took the finals from Gilbert
Hall, South Orange, N. j., and Ber-
kelley Bell, New York, 6-3, Ga, 3-6,
6-2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
CARNERA WINS RoUT

SAN PAULO, Brazil, Jan. Ia. U.D
Cecil Harris. Los Angeles Negro
who has served as Primo Carnera IS
sparring partner, lasted only seven
rounds yesterday when the ex-
champion interrupted his journey
back to the United States for a
bout here.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
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THE axis the earth inclined "a degrees The
fact that the earth otates Inclined
hours gives days The eah trip klee
us our years The moon elelpg sboQt us gYg vs. QaQQhn
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Situations Wanted

WANTED-Secretarial position by
lady university graduate, legal
experience, rapid, efficient, best
references. Box 665, Imperial,
Calf 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Wanted, Miscellaneous

old heifer calves.
Will pay S1.50 and So apiece.
K. w. Taylor Rt. 2, Box 234,
FL Centro. 14-2
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
3 Livestock for Sale

FOR SALE-Fresh Holstein- Guern-
sey COW, government tested Price
right. Naegele, 1882 Woodward.
1873
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Olive. dh
Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14
Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-Cozy room, adjoining
bath. Gentleman only. 735 Olive.
26to
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Mats Stab Staff Cut to Seren
With Coppola, Russell Shelred

"goat-iSm" in the opener =. it looked
as though he would get his ears pinned
back at the outset then he rallied
TO pitch brilliantly but in the
fourth, after singing, Bump was
nabbed at third base on what went
down as an attempted steal 4. he
really expected JAKE Powell to Sacri-
fee . and TalnuiB' pitch TO Powell
was a pitch-out 1t cost at least
one run, because Bluege and Myer
followed with singles, but the Griffs
Gid not score.
Powell. Incidentally, would have
had a couple Of homers. or at least
doubles, If he had been playing in
Boston or Detroit yesterday E. twice
he backed Earl Combs &c the left-f1eld
bleachers for his prooigious clouts.
Johnny Broaca. the ex-Yale star,
is to face the Nationals this after
noon -. by winning The second game
yesterday the Yanks averted virtual
tie with the Tigers -. and the Grifts
blew a chance 70 regain sixth place
from the Athletics whom they
now trail by one percentage point.
F. &. S.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Linke, Burke Failures.

TN THE process of staging this four
run rally, however, the Washing
tons removed Petit for Pinch-hitter
Schultz. So Ed Linke was sent to
the slab, and while Fatso Is charm
ing fellow and q good rassler. he is
not much of a pitcher these days
So the Yanks tied it up in the eighth,
Back bounced the Griffs, though
in the ninth, to score another run
when Cecil Travis singled across
Johnny Stone, but prosperity is some
thing Linke cannot stand. With two
out he pitched double to Tony Laz-
zeri, scoring Chapman and making
it 6-6.
So it went into the tenth and then
into the eleventh, with Linke stag
gering and Jimmy DeShong, who re-
placed Gomez. doing much better.
Then, to open the eleventh, Linke
walked Jess Hill and Rolfe sacrificed
With three balls and one strike on
Gehrig, he was lifted for Burke.
1t was going from bad to worse.
Bob completed the pass to Columbia
Lou and then walked Tony Lazzeri
to force in run. Finally Burke
managed to get q ball over the plate
and Myrl Hoag singled to score Chap
man and Gehrig and send Lazzeri to
third, from where the Latin from
Manhattan counted as Hoag stole
second.
That was the end, although Powell
raised faint hopes by opening Wash
ington's last raps with double and
racing unrnolested to third. He scored
on a grounder by Alan Strange, but
that was all.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
TWO MARKS SET
IN A.A. j. SW|MS
Youngsters Score in 440-
Yard Free, 100-Meter
BackStr0ke Events.
BY the Associated Press.

~ ETROIT. July 6.-Two new
champions we're crowned to-
night on the basis of record
- shattering performances in
the finals Of the National A. A. U,
swimming meet. Neither of the title
holders is yet out of his teens.
John Macionis, 19-year-old Phila-
delphia youth, who will be a sopho-
more at Yale next Fall, upset the
dope in the 440-yard free style to
wrest the title from Jack Medica OF
Seattle, Wash. The blond Lithuanian
boy finished only few inches in front
of Medica, whom he had led all the
way, although his margin at no time
was more than 2 feet.
MacioniS was timed at 4:51.5. The
recognized world record for the event
was 4:52.0. established by Johnny
Weismuller in 1927. In winning last
year MediCa's time was reported to be
4:509, but his mark never has been
officially recognized.
Ralph Flanagan, Miami (Fla.) high
school boy to whom the experts had
looked to furnish Medica with his
chief competition. finished third.
Adolph Keifer, 17-year-old Chi
cagoan, who Is a senior at Roosevelt
High School, scored a decided victory
In the 100-meter backstroke, finishing
z feet in the van Of Taylor Drysdale,
Detroit.
Keifer, who is the son of a former
German army officer, was clocked in
1:07.8. The old mark was 1882, set
by George Kojak in the 1928 Olym-
pics. Al Vande Weghe of Newark, N.
j., who took the title last year, did
not defend his crown.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
20 YEARS AGO
urWu7
IN THE STAR

BOSTON took the second double
~ header in two days from the
Nationals, 81 and Al. Janvrin
and Lewis led the Red Sox attack
in the first fray with three hits
apiece, while Speaker, Hoblitzell.
Janvrin and Gardner accounted
for 10 of the IL ningles smacked
of the offerings of Walter john
son in the nightcap.
Harry Liebold, Cleveland out
fielder. vas purchased by the Chi
cago White Sox today at the waiver
price.
Fielder Jones, manager of the
st. Louis Federals, has been sus-
pended indefinitely tor an argu-
ment with Harry Howell, an UNI
pire, in Fridays game against
Kansas City.
"Doggie" Doleman connected for
two home runs and brace of dou-
bles In five trips to the plate to
lead Emmanuel to a 9-3 victory
over Brightwood.
Roberts, Shalin, Beaulac and Ar
mold each pounded out a trio Of
safeties in aiding the Patent nine
to defeat the Land outfit In .
Home Club League contest.
The Chicago White Sox hold a
two-game lead over Boston In the
American League, while the Cubs
are heading the National League
with Q two-game margin over Phil
adelphia.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
FOR TANKERS' MEET
Woman's National Junior Diving
Champ Will Receive Gold.
Plated Silver Medal.

A GoLD-PLATED, sterling silver
medal will be awarded to the
winner Of the national Junior out
door diving championship meet for
women to be staged at Crystal Pool,
Glen Echo Park, on July Is, 1t has
been announced by A. Earle Weeks,
chairman Of the District A. A. U. Swim
Committee.
In addition to the diving card for
women, aquatic fans will view close
competition in the 90-yard free style,
120-yard back stroke. 440-yard free
style and fancy diving events for
men, 6o-yard free style for boys is
years Of age and under and the 60
yard free style, 12o-yard breast stroke
and s0-yard free-style events for
women.
Gold, silver and bronze medals will
be awarded the first, second and third
places. Entries close July IL with
Herbert D. Holm, chairman Of the
National A. A. u. Swim Committee.
in care of Boyd Hickman. director Of
Crystal Pool.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
yandeS Open Star Horseshoe Play Boxers Capital Cards
SAVO[DI, DONOVAN
RENEW MAT DUEL
TussIe Thursday at Ball
Park-PodoIak, Olsen in
Supporting Card.

ZOE SAVOLDI. noted exponent of
the drop kick" in the rassling
racket, comes back to town
~ Thursday night with the idea
of proving beyond doubt that he is
better man on the mat than Jack
Donovan, the man he meets at Grit
fifth Stadium.
When the pair met here last month
Savoldi took the measure Of the Cali
fornian in a manner that did not
please the mat maddieS and left
Donovan unconvinced that the former
Notre Dame gridiron star was his
master in the noble art Of tug and
twist.
So Donovan hurled a challenge
which was readily accepted. Il
thought I beat Donovan convincingly
enough the last time," Joe observed.
We'll. if there's any doubt about it
I can whip him again"
For the semi-windup Of the Thurs
day program the Turner-Ahearn in
terests have booked chunky Walter
Pololak and Cliff Olsen, both familiar
to Washington wrestle patrons. These
two are down for 45-minute set-to.
Half-hour limit bouts. yet to be
arranged, will complete the show.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Big Bout for Wilson.

WILSON gets his shot at Dublinsky
w by virtue of his decisive victory
over Johnny De Santos. Boston Ital-
ian, at Griffith Stadium last week
After taking all De Santos had to give
in the first round, the Dixie pounder
turned to floor his foe six times in
the next four rounds with the fight
ending in the fifth when the Boston
mans handlers tossed towel into the
ring.
So impressive was Wilson in that
fight that many fight followers here
are convinced he has a fair chance
to take the measure of Dublinsky, de-
spite the latters' great reputation as
q combination slugger and boxer. Will
son has a smashing punch. one of the
best in his class, and when he lands
he can hurt Dublinsky or any other
welter.
Dublinsky has corking record back
of him. He has whipped a flock of
Evening star., 1935-07-07

stars and so outclassed Tony Canzo-
neri in bout that the latter for some
time considered retirement from the
ring. Harry recently qualified as a
challenger for Barney Ross welter
title by getting a decision over Joe
Rossi. And he once fought Ross TO
draw.
But Dublinsky will have to be wary
of wilson's powerful wallop.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Continued From Page BID

home run slugger this season but he
handled one of Babes old chores in
capable fashion yesterday during the
twin-bill intermission . on behalf OF
Col. Jacob Rupert, owner of the
Ysnks, Gehrig presented Secretary OF
War George H. Dern with ball and
a bat . representing the thousands
of war clubs and pellets that Rupert
annually gives for use in the c. M. T.
c. camps throughout the country.
Kuhel not only provided the only
four -baser of yesterdays hostilities but
Joe also kicked in with the days
biggest fielding thrill. when he made
a leaping, Cleveland catch Of George
Selkirks terrific liner down the right
field line in the third inning of the
opener. 1T was labeled a triple.
Strange Is Flashy Afield.
A Ian STRANGE didn't dent any
\ fences in his local debut in a
Washington uniform, but the kid
shortstop recently obtained from the
Browns showed CAPITAL fandon that
he Is some shucks as fielder . Alan
had II chances in the second game
and handled each in faultless fashion
he and Buddy Myer worked
around second like pair of old
mates incidentally, Str range
catches his in1ieid pops in a style
similar to that used by Outfelder Wild
Matthews back in 1924 - it is q sort
of bread basket stvle.
Hadley f1irted with heroism and
Evening star., 1935-07-07
HOLBROOK'SSO
HELPS IN VICTORY
Harrismen Down Yanks,
8-3, Toss Away Nightcap
in II Innings, ITO.
Continued From Page BID

Manush and Travis walked in sue
cession to open the Washington
seventh and Murphy trudged to the
showers in favor of Lefty Gomez, ace
Of the New YorkS.
But the Griffith A. c. also had an
ace at bat and Jake Powell pounded
Gomez first pitch for single that
scored two runs and then, when Ben
Chapman threw to unguarded third
base, Travis scored and Powell went
to third. From this base Jake Tailed
when Rolfe booted a roller by Cliff
Bolton, and the Griffs were ahead
5 to 4.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
Helens Get Offer
OF $4,000 Purse

BY the Associated Press.
7 OS ANGELES, July 6.-An offer
to Helen Wills Moody and
Helen Jacobs to turn professional
tennis players for a total purse Of
$4,000 was sent today to the two
young women in Wimbledon. Eng
land, by Harry Myers. American
Legion official. The sum would be
paid the pair for only one match
to be played in Los Angeles.
Myers is secretary of the Ways
and Means Committee of the Los
Angeles County Council OF the
American Legion.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
SOME UNUSUAL GOLF.

Red Cam, Chattanooga golf pro,
in 1882 shot 18 pars in a row twice
and lost both times; Mrs. Robinson
and Miss Clutterbuck halved the If
teenth hole in / at Ramsgate, Eng
land, in 1925; L. H. Rogers Of New
York played rs holes Of golf on his
18th birthday. March IA, 1888, and
Paul McWilliams of Nashville can put
four golf balls in his mouth.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
BeIlOise Skilled Battler.

COMING back to the fight game
~ after failing to make go of it
last year, the Legion will shoot for
patronage with low prices. General
admission TO the arena will be only
IS cents while tops will be $l.65. How
ard Livingston, former District ref
cree, who is matching and doing gen.
eral managing for the Legion's new
venture, figures the cut rates will
make a paying gate.
In Belloise, a New York golden
gloves product, Livingston is bringing
here a fighter generally rated fourth
among the feathers. Mike has among
his victories one over the highly re-
garded Roger Bernard. He also turned
back Petey Hayes and Pete De Grasse.
Not so long ago Belloise gave Baby
Arizmendi a great battle.
Rivers chief claim to fame here
comes from his scraps with Petey Sar-
ron. In them Joe appealed to District
fans, but he probably will find the go
ing much rougher when he encoun-
tiers Belloise The New Yorker is a
skilled boxer as well as good puncher.
That he mastered such battler as
Bernard shows he can cope with the
best Of them.
Evening star., 1935-07-07

District horseshoe champion, who
has joined the staff of the Munich
pal Playground Department to
teach the game 20 grownups and
youngsters alike. He will conduct
regular classes at various grounds,
a schedule to be announced later.
Saunders also will organize tourna-
ments on all municipal grounds
and will assist in the management
of The Evening Star champion
ships, which will get under way q
week from tomorrow.
Saunders has had hand in the
development of most OF the top
notch horseshoe pitchers OF the
metropolitan area and also has
proved himself adept to the teach
ing of golf. tennis and basket ball.
He was an all-round athlete at
Westminster University in Mis-
souri, before coming to washington
six years ago.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
PEACOCK REPEATS
WIN OVER OWENS.
Temple Runner Bests Ohio
State Star in 100-Meter
Race in Ontario.
By the Associated Press.

BY the hSSOClateQ FTeSs
)RYSTAL BEACH, Ontario, July
6.-Eulace Peacock. Temple
U. colored star who startled
the track world with double
victory over Jesse Owens Thursday,
demonstrated today it was no fluke
when he flashed home in front OF the
Ohio State colored sprinter in the
1OO-meter dash, feature of the But-
falo. N. Y, Police Club games, in a
driving finish.
Peacock allowed Owens to set the
pace for most of the distance ana
then flashed to the front in the 1nai
IS yards, crossing the finish line 60
ing away with burst of speed. Inc
Temple sophomore's time was lO5
seconds, three-tenths of a second
slower than the time he set Thurs
day at Lincoln. Nebr., in defeating
Owens. The Lincoln time Is better
than the worlds record, but its ac-
ceptance is in doubt because a. wind
was blowing.
Race Ruled Fair.
1T APPEARED that Peacock "el-
L bowed" Owens as they passed in
the stretch drive today. but of1cials
ruled not. Owens did not object to
the ruling.
Isaac Meadows Of Michigan State
was a bad third in the race.
Peacock's Lincoln triumphs over
Owens were in the broad Jump and
the 100-meter dash.
Eddie O'Brien of Syracuse Univer-
sity smashed the district record for
400 meters in special event, doing
the distance in so seconds, seconds
better than the old mark. Carl Roesch,
Buffalo Y. NJ. C. A. star, offered
O'Brien his only opposition, but faded
in the stretch.
Sawyer Scores in 200.
DOB SAWYER, captain-elect OF the
Pennsylvania track team, toppled
another district record in a special
20O-meter race, defeating Meadows,
the Michigan State entry. Sawyer 5
time was 0:228. The old mark was
O:23.2.
Joe McCluskey, former Fordham
star, wilted in a special 1,000-meter
race after holding the lead nearly all
the way, and Joe Mangan, former
Cornellian running for the N. Y. A. c.,
romped home in 1888.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
CLASSIC TO ECCENTRIC

DURHAM, July OP).-A. Rowe's
Eccentric today won the Durham July
handicap, South Africa's chief racing
classic, defeating Monsieur Jean by
a neck with Taproot third, 2l2 lengths
behind.
Eccentric was clocked in 2:044s for
the mile and a quarter.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
JERSEY RIFLEMEN WIN.

CAMP RITCHIE, Nd, July s CP).-
Rifemen from Jersey City, N. j., r.
Simons and S. Waters, today won the
two-man team match at the annual
Eastern competitions of the National
Rife Association. Their score was
$50 out of a possible 400.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
HAS BAD INNINGITIS,"

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. R.-Twice
in two weeks the Schenectady ALL
Stars, semi-pro base ball team, suf-
fered bad innings in which all the
opposition runs were scored. Oswego.
N. Y, scored S in the seventh to win.
So, and Bennington, VT, scored 8 in
the fifth, to win by 81.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
STANDING,
Leading Ringer Averages.
This Weeks Schedule.

This Weeks Schedule.
Merryman VS.. Henry ct Falls Cnurcn
Wilson VS.. Henson at Falls Church
Tuesday. ,,,. u.an.s
day -. xyu..+,v,,,.
wednesday. 1 u.,sht.
Moore VS.. freshman NJ noSete nsAe"'e
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
TAKES MOTHERS TROPHY
Young Dupuy Annexes spreckeis

Young Dupuy Annexes spreckeis
outboard Race in Paris.
PARIS, July 6 R.-Parker Jean
Duuuy. son Of Nine. Jean Dupuy, the
former Dorothy Spreckles OF san
Francisco, today won the Spreckles
Outboard Motor Racing Trophy
donated by his mother.
Dupuy sent his boat over the 90-mlie
course on the River Seine in l hour
and So minutes. r. Stanley Dollar,
jr., son of the steamship line president,
was forced to drop out after three
laps because of motor trouble.
Evening star., 1935-07-07
NET STAR TO TURN PRO.

! LONDON, July 6 @.-Friends OF
Elizabeth Ryan, former Californian
and holder of numerous doubles cham
.pionships, said today she intended to
turn professional and open a tennis
school.
Evening star., 1935-07-07


w ing bills in i've days soon
will be learned. The
American Legion, back in the fight
game here, will launch its first venture
Of the season Thursday night. A week
from tomorrow Turner and Ahearn
will make another contribution TO
fistiana. Support for such a rapid-fire
program seems q lot to ask Of this
town.
Headlining the Legion card which
will be presented at the arena at Sixth
street and Florida avenue northeast,
will be q bout between Mike Belloise,
a ranking contender for Freddy Mill
er's feather crown, and California Joe
Rivers, who has given the local ring
worms several good shows.
The big number of the Turner
Ahearn program at the ball yard will
be the meeting between Harry Dub
linsky, one of the country's outstand-
ing welters, and tow-headed Bobby
Wilson, Dixie lad whose ability as a
slugger has made him a great favorite
with Capital fans.
Both bouts are to be at 10 rounds.