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Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
w. s. TAYLOR RESIGNS FROM Goa
Pirates Bump Off
Boston; Giants Win


A five run attack in the eighth
proved enough to give the Pitts
burgh Pirates a to ? victory over
the Boston Bees and evened the SER
les at one all.
The New York Giants. backing up
Carl Hubbells five-hit pitching with
errorless fielding and timely hitting
scored a SO victory over the Chica-
go Cubs.
The st. Louis Cardinals pounded
out 16 hits off four Dodger pitch
ers to score a 12-4 victory.
With Joe Di Maggio leading the
attack with 4 hits in 5 trips, and
Charley Ruffing pitching 4hit ball,
the New York Yankees defeated the
st. Louis Browns. 81.
With Lefty Grove holding the Tig-
ers to five hits in hanging up his
sixth victory OF the season. the Bos-
ton Red SoX defeated the Detroit
team 3 to /.
Dusty Rhodes set the Indians back
with three hits while his mates
touched two Cleveland hurlerS FOR
nine SafetieS TO win, 40.
After getting away 10 an eight
run advantage which was lest be-
fore the sixth inning was over, the
Chicago White SoX tailed in The
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

Rout Cokes
In Close Tilt

A three run OutburSt in the fourth
inning netted the Ben Hulse Cat
erpillars a 81 victory over a strong
Coca Cola nine on Wilson field
Thursday night.
Homer Chambers, strikeout king
of the El Centro loop, started where
he left off last season by pitching
a brilliant game against the Coca
Cola sluggers limiting them to five
scattered hits and a lone score.
Bob O'Brien pitched a great game
against the Caterpillars but had one
bad inning that cost him the game
The Coca Cola Sluggers scored
their lone run in the first inning
when they punched three hits. Van
Nostrand started the game with
a single down third, advanced to
third on Wakefield's single and
scored on a hit to center made by
Ege.
Chambers then hit his stride and
allowed only two hits during the
rest of the game, a single in the
sixth and double in the eighth.
Trailing 10 going into the third
canto the Caterpillars pounded out
two hits and one run to tie the
score. G.. Forshey singled, Porte
singled, advancing Forshey to third
House famed and CauzZa popped
to Stewart. With two away Lopez
walked to fill the bases and N.
House hit to short but Payne muff-
ed the ball Forshey scored on
the play. Chambers popped up to
end the inning.
In the fourth inning. the canto
that doomed the bottlerS to defeat.
Hammerslaugh popped TO right field
for the first out. r. FOrShey doubled
and G. Forshey slapped a home run
deep into center to score two runs.
Porte then singled and scored a
moment later on Cauzza'S double.
The Caterpillars added another
score in the eighth on Lopez triple
and single by House.
Chambers famed IL batters and
walked four while OBrien whitfield
and walked two
Wakefield led the Coca Cola hit
ters batting three Of their five hits.
Forshey led the Caterpillars at
tack with home run and a single
in four tries.
B league teams resume play TO-
night with the Eagles and Golden
State meeting in The first game
and tn e20-30 club and Elks tangling
in game No. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
]. Cam pbelI
HurIs Seals
To 80 Win

J. Millard Campbell turned in the
finest pitching performance of the
1886 coast league season Thursday
when he hurled a one-hit game to
lead San F'rancisco's Seals to a
90 victory over Oakland.
Leroy Anton's single in the second
inning was the sole safety scored
off Whitley erstwhile Los Angeles
employee.
Only eight balls got past the in
field, and only three men reached
first Campbell whitfield five men.
and set the Oaks down in one, two
three order almost at will. A right
handler, he showed perfect control
against the league leaders. Camp
bell issued but two bases on balls
one TO Dario Lodigiani and one to
Catcher Hartje, both in the second
frame.
Ken Douglas Oakland hurler, was
tapped 13 times as the Seals rallied
behind Campbell. Ted Norbert got
Il homer in the ninth when the
Seals scored thre runs to clinch
matters. The Lefty O'Doul squad
also played errorless ball.
Seattle drubbed the Mission Reds
IL in another day game.
Dixie Howell. the former Alabama
football star, hammered out two
doubles and single to lead three
Portland rallies that netted a SO
victory over Sal, Diego on the
Padres field.
While Howell went on his hitting
spree, tWirler Don French held the
Padres TO three hits to score a
shutout
Myatt cracked out triple for
the San Diego squad but died on
third base when French tightened
and retired the side.
The Sacramento Los Angeles
game was postponed by rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

SECTION III: Any qualified
voter may vote at said election in
favor Of said propositions, or either
Of them, by stamping cross (X)
on his ballot in the voting square
after the printed word YES fol
lowing the proposition to be voted
upon; and any qualified voter may
vote at said election against said
propositions, or either of them by
stamping a cross (X) after the
word NO" following the propos-
ition to be voted upon.
SECTION ": The City Clerk
is hereby authorized and directed
to prepare and cause 10 be printed
upon the proper kind Of paper used
at general municipal elections in
said city a sufficient number Of
ballots for the use of the voters at
said election. The number Of bal
lots so prepared shall be not less
than ten Q0) for every eight ~
or fraction Of eight f8) electors
registered in said city.
SECTION V: For the purpose Of
holding said election the following
voting precincts are hereby Great
ed and provided fer. Voting pre-
cincts number l. 2. 3, and 4. es
tablished for State and County
elections, as regular election pre-
cincts, shall be, and the same are
hereby consolidated into one pre-
cinCt be denominated Voting
Precinct A. The polling place for
said Precinct A shall be, and is
hereby established at the Veterans
Memorial Hall at 18th and State
Streets in the said City Of FL Cen
tro The following named persons,
residents and registered electors Of
said City of FL Centre, and Of said
consolidated voting precinct A are
hereby appointed election officers
to-wit: Inspector, judge and two
clerks, to have charge of said cleo
ton, and 10 conduct the same in
said precinct, namely.
AS Inspector. J. B. Hockett.
As Judge, Elmo Hughes.
As Clerks. Mrs. Alice Farmer and
Jean Swerdfeger.
Voting precincts 5, 6, 7, 3, 8,
10, IL and II established for Stats
and County elections as regular
election precincts, shall be, and the
same are hereby consolidated into
one precinct 10 be denominated
Voting Precinct B. The polling
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

The high school mentor has re-
ceived offers from two coaS
schools and is making arrange
ments to take q coaching job on
the coast next season.
During his two years stay at
Central high school Taylor turned
out two of the finest basketball
teams ever developed in Imperial
Valley. He also coached two track
championship teams and guided
football teams to second place IL
1884 and third place in 1885.
The 1884 team, that came within
one point of winning the title,
finished the season as a powerful,
well balanced ball club, despite
the fact Taylor had practically no
experienced material with which
to work.
TAYLOR piloted the Central base
ball team to second place in 1884
and third place in 1885.
Perhaps his greatest achieve
ment while in the valley was the
starting of a valley high school
basketball tournament and an Ell
Centro commercial league. Taylor
did more to stir up interest in
basketball in the valley than any
other person.
Ell Centre nigh loses an out
standing coach through Taylor's
resignation, a man that knows
sports, has ability to plant knowl-
edge in his candidates and knows
how to get the most out of each
youth
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
B LEAGUE TO
RESUME PLAY

FL Centre 3 leaguers resume
play tonight with the Golden State
meeting the Eagles club and the
Elks battling the $3.50 club.
Both The Elks and the 20-30 club
have won league games and these
two teams are rated as the strongest
in the league.
The Golden State and the Eagles
didn't look SO strong in elimination
games but may show some inn
provemcnt in tonights game.
The first game will start at 7:15
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
HoItviIIe Hi
DownsOiIer
Outfit 4-3

A smooth wor1nsg Holtville high
school indoor team turned in the
first upset of the season in Holt
vile commercial league play Thurs
day night, when the high schoolers
defeated the Oilers 4-3.
Hulon Wigington, pitching his
usual fine brand Of ball held the
Oilers TO nine hits and by bear
ing down in the pinches limited
the Service station men to three
scores.
Red Lott was todused Tor only
seven hits but the high school ball
PLAYERS took advantage Of every
break to score four markers.
Score by innings:
Oilers .-..- 600 Coz 200-3 9 3
High School OH 010 00x-4 ?
Lott and johnson: Wigington and
r. Lott.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
BOYS TO START
PLAY IN TENNIS
MEET SUNDAY

The Imperial Valley Hardware
company junior tennis tournament
will be held Sunday on the Cal
exicc high school courts With first
matches scheduled TO start at 9
am.
All boys who have not yet
reached their 10th birthday are
eligible to enter the junior division
and all boys under 10 may enter
The senior division.
The tournament will be managed
by Ed Hannah. head of the CAL
exico Tennis association.
All first and second round match
es will be played off Sunday with
finals set for a week from Sunday.
Entries may be made through the
Calexico branch of the l. V. Hard
ware company.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Officers to Vie
For Shoot HOnOrS

Ell Centre police department pis-
tol shots. who will stage a pistol
shoot on the FL Centro range Sun
day, promise they will be run off
smoother than any held on an I'M
perial Valley course this season.
Lee ECholS of the border patrol
and Herb GcrriSh of the immigra-
ton bureau are also confident of
being in the money when the final
count is made.
Bill Heating and Slick Acklev OF
the police department have already
settled the outcome OF the shoot
IN their minds and odd as It seems.
both pistol experts have picked a
different man TO win.
The public may take part or wit
ness the shoot
linth to defeat the Washington
Senator. b,- O epNra Of 12 70 -
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

place for said Precinct B shall be
and is hereby established at the
City Hall. located on the West side
of Sixth Street between Main and
State Street in said City. the en-
trance thereto being No. 142. IN
the said City of FL Centro. The
following named persons. residents
and registered electors OF said City
of El Centre and of said con-
solidatcd voting precinct B are
hereby appointed election officers
in said precincts. as follows. to-
wit:
AS Inspector, Fred Kenyon
As Judge. June Devore
As Clerks. Martha D. OFT and
Louise Finncy
Voting precincts numbers l3, IA.
Is and Is established for State and
County elections as regular cleo
ton precincts shall be. and the
same are hereby consolidated into
che precinct to be denomin natad
Voting Precinct c. The polling
place for said Precinct C shall be.
and the same is established at the
Lincoln School. at Fourth and Olive
Streets in the said City Of El Cen
tro. The following named persons
residents and registered electors Of
said City of FL Centre, ard of said
consolidated voting Precinct c are
hereby appointed election officers
in said precincts as follows:
AS Inspector Percie c. Thacker
AS Judge. John r. 2urcher
As Clerks. Ellys Simpson and
Blanche E. Hendry.
The compensation of said cleo
tion officers shall be Five $500
Dollars each for all services as such
election officers. and which amount
the said City Council deems to be
just.
The said several persons have
been found. and they are hereby
declared to be qualified for such re
spective positions as required b.
lay. and thev are hereby appoint
ed as such officers to conduct such
election, and TO constitute the cleo
ton boards for said election.
Said election officers hereinbefore
referred TO- shall conduct. and they
are hereby directed to conduct. said
election as by law and this ordin-
ance provided. and to canvass the
votes given and cast at said elec-
ticn and to make and deliver re-
turns thereof to the City Clerk of
said city: and it is further ordered
that said City Council OF said city
shall meet at the usual meeting
place Of said Council, to-wit. the
City Hall Of said city, on the first
Monday after said election at 7:30
o'clock PM. of said day and pro-
ceed to canvass the election returns
and declare the result thereof.
SECTION VI: That this ordin-
ance and the publication thereof
shall constitute notice os said cleo
tion.
SECTION VII: The City Clerk
shall certify to the passage and
adoption Of this ordinance by a
vote Of two-thirds C2/3) Of all the
members Of said City Council of
said city al an adjourned regular
meeting Of said Council. and shall
cause said ordinance 10 De publish
ed in the Imperial Valley Press. a
newspaper Of general circulation,
printed and published IN said City
of FL CCntro in each Of seven con-
secutivc issues Of said newspaper
prior to the said 25th day Of May,
1886 and thereupon. and thereafter
this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force.
Passed. adopted and approved
this 18th day of May. 1885.
ROY H. WOMACK. Mayor
o: the City OF FL Centro.
ATTEST:
C. G. MOUSSEAU. City Clerk.
Of the City Of E. Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

Coach Marvin Clark used every
one on the bench except the water
boy THURSDAY afternoon to defeat
the CaliDatria baseball team in the
final game OF the valley league sea-
son.
The Wildcat batters pounded out
q hits to score "a runs while Ellis,
EScalera and Morita limited the
Calipat batters to five hits and two
runs.
Ellis and Morita besides pitching
shutout ball blasted out home runs
to help win the ball game.
Ellis and Allen led the BraWley
stickers for most hits of the day
each getting three bingles in five
;riaS.
Rrawlev inficld looked good and
outfield played errorless ball stamp
ing the WiidCa;S as cle team to
heat in next years baseball cam
paign. Morita and Escalera are
the only two players that will be
lost from the squad.
The score:
Calipatria .............. 900 002- 2 3
BraWley ..........-. 738 004 X-24 81 =
Amaro. Storey and Marshall;
u11s- rec,1aro NIO,i+o o,,d N6;,4o,.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Wildcats Of BrawIey
Swamp CaIipafria i'm
Ball Came % 10 Z

fifth in 4 row-tucked under their
belts.
Imperial high forfeited the final
GENE of the season to the Bulldogs,
completing an undcfeated season
for the CaleXico nine.
Coach Covington decided lot to
enter the state playoff because he
will lose three playors-Nazabal,
Arce and Mendez-who are enroll
ing in CCC camps
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

FIofne TunS, Gene Forshey; triples,
Lopez; doubles, R. Forshey, Cauzza,
Struck out by Chamber, Ii: struck
out by OBrien, 7; walked by Cham
bers, 4; walked by OBrien. 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

An Ordinance Calling An Election
for Monday. the 25th Day of
May, 1886. Submitting TO the
Qualified Voters of the City of FL
Centre Propositions Relative to the
Incurring of Bonded Debt for the
Construction of Municipal Build
ing for City Hall and Municipal
Library, and Also for the Con-
struction of a Storm Drain.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

Results This Week
BraWley "a, Calipatria 2.
Calexico 8, Imperial 0 1orfeiU
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

PROPOSITION NO. 2:
Shall the City of Ell
Centro incur a bonded
debt in the sum of Six
ty-five Thousand (65,-
000) Dollars for the
purpose of the acquisi-
ton, construction and
completion by said city
of a certain municipal
improvement. namely.
the acquisition. con-
struct.oH, installation
and completion Of a
storm drainage system:
and the doing of all
trench work and other
work, and the acquiSi-
ticn of all rights of way
and property necessary
for the construction and
completion Of said
storm drain
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
Central High Mentor 70
Consider Coast Position

Coach w. S. Taylor, who has coached at Ell Centro
high school for the past two years Thursday night re-
signed from his position athletic director of Central
Union. Taylor delivered his resignation to o. g. Horne
President of the high school board.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

PROPOSITION NO. ]:
Shall the City of Ell
Centro incur a bonded
debt in the sum of One
H un dred Thousand
100000 Dollars for
the purpose of the ac-
QUESTION, construction
and completion by said
city of a certain munich
pal Improvement, name
ly, the construction of a
building for municipal
uses, to-wit, a city hall
and municipal library,
and the acquisition Of
al rights. property and
materials and the doing
Of all work necessary
for the said acquisition,
construction and COM
pletion of said building.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

Breeding birds at the state game
farm, Yountville, Napa county, are
producing over 600 eggs daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
CALEXICO COMPLETES
SEASON ON TOP

Calexico high schol baseball play
ers folded thsir suits for another
year early this week with another
valley league championship = the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF IMPERIAL ) S
CITY OF FL CENTRO J

COUNTY OF IMPERIAL ) IS.
CITY OF Ell CENTRIC
!, c. G. MOusseau, CITY Clerk Of
the City of FL Centre. California.
do hereby certify that the whole
number OF members Of the City
Council Of said CITY is five. That
the foregoing Ordinance was in
troduced at a regular adjourned
meeting OF the said Council on the
26th day Of February, 1896, and
duly thereafter at a regular meet
ing Of SAID City Council. duly held
On the 4th day Of March. 1896
passed and adopted by said City
Council, and signed and approved
by the Mayor Of said City. and
that such Ordinance was passed
and adopted by a vote Of more
than tEo-thirds Of the members of
said City Council ae follows:
AYES:
Councilman Womack
Councilman Scriven
Councilman Eyer
Councilman SOnes
Councilman FaWcett
NOES:
Councilman, None
ABSENT:
Councilman, None.
WITNESS MY HAND and the
Seal of the City of FL Centro, Cali
fornia, this the l4th day of May,
1886
c. G. MOUsSEAU,
Clerk of the City OF Ell Centre
- California, a.aau
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

To vote on any question or
proposition, stamp a cross (X) in
the voting square after the word
YES, or after the word NO All
marks except the cross (X) are
forbidden. All Distinguishing marks
are forbidden and make the ballot
ycid.
If you wrongly stamp, tear or de-
face this ballot, return it to the in
spsctor of election and obtain an
other
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15

ninth to defeat the washington
Senators by a score of 13 to y.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

p. m. of said day. Wien the polls shall
be closed; provided, however, that
If at the hour of closing there are
any other voters in the polling place,
or in line at the door. who are quail
flied to vote, and have not been
able to do so since appearing, the
polls shall be kept oper a sufficient
time to enable them to vote. The
ballots to be used at said election
shall be printed and in form
as provided by law. shall have
have printed on the top of the face
Of the ballot the following direc-
tions. Mark an X on the ballot
ONLY WITH RUBBER STAMP
never with pen or pencil.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Members of Staff
At Chinese Embassy
Guests at Luncheon

DR. HARRY w. MILLER of
Shanghai, China, and for several
years medical director of the Wash
ington Sanitarium, and DR.. Read
Calvert. acting medical director of
the Sanitarium, entertained five men,
bers of the staff Of the Chinese EN-
bassy at luncheon Sunday at the
sanitarium.
Those present included Mr.. 2. T.
Ing, counselor; Mr.. Tsun Ling Tsai,
second secretary, and Mr.. Jen CHA
Shieh, Mr.. Tsung Ying Ku and Mr..
Jen Zung Huang, attaches of the
embassy. The Ambassador, DR..
Alfred SEE and Mr.. w. S. Lao and
Mr.. CHA Using SEE we're out of the
city and unable to be present. After
the luncheon they called on Mr.. Pei
Chin Huang, who is a guest at the
sanitarium.
DR.. Miller, who was accompanied
by his son, Mr.. Willis Miller. went to
China as a medical missionary in
1903. and with the exception of the
years spent in Takoma Park he has
been in China. After a few weeks
in America he is planning to return
to that country and will take charge
of the medical missionary activities
there, in the Philippines and in Japan.
DR.. Calvert has been in the Orient
about five years, three years being
spent in the Shanghai Sanitarium,
which was built under the direction
of Mr. Miller.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
MIR. and Mrs. Benoist
At Warm Springs;
Other Social Notes

Mr.. AND MRS. LEE BENoIsT have
AA opened the Chimneys at Warm
Springs. Their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ravenel and grandson. Harry Ravenel,
jr., are with them. Mr.. John Miller
will arrive from Jacksonville tomorrow
to be their house guest for several days.
Miss Ellen Bates entertained at tea
yesterday at the Patch, the Hot Springs
home of her aunt, Mrs. William Maffitt
Of st. Louis. 1t was farewell party
for the Marchesa de Prado- Ameno Of
Havana, who concludes months stay
at the Homestead tomorrow. Among
the guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Benoist, Mrs. Henry Ravenel and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Hayes of Wash
ington, Miss Eliza Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wetmore, Miss Louise Geary,
Mr.. Walter Watson, I'd; Mr.. William
Fanshawe White, Mr.. Dick Ware and
Mr.. Van Ware of New York, Mr..
Arthur NJ Jones, jr., of Boston, Mrs.
Denman Clark of st. Louis and Miss
Betty Edwards of Dallas.
Evening star., 1936-07-16
Miss Harding
And Lieut.. O'Hara
Wed in Elkton

/ IEUT. COL. AND MRS. E. F.
HARDING announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Gilmore Hood.
to Lieut.. James O'Hara, Infantry,
U. S. A, June 9. in Elkton, Md.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs
James j. O'Hara of Washington and
the late Col O'Hara, Cavalry. U. S. A.
He is graduate of the United States
Military Academy at West Point in
1884 and is at present on temporary
duty trying out for the Infantry Rife
team at Camp Perry. Ohio. Upon
completion of this duty in September
Lieut.. and Mrs. O'Hara will return to
Washington for a short visit after
which they will go to Fort Huachuca.
Ariz, where Lieut.. O'Hara will be
stationed
Mrs. O'Hara is a graduate Of the
Clifford Brooke School of Dramatic
Arts.
Lieut.. Col Harding has been sta
toned in Washington for the pas
three years as a student in the Army
War College and editor of the In
fantry Journal.