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Evening star., 1936-12-16
Splits Doherty Purse.

INCLUDED in the blond. 28-year-
old Chicagoan's winnings was $500
OF the special $1,000 team prize Of
fered by Col. Henry L. Doherty for
the three p. @. A. members from any
one District who had the lowest ag-
gregate score for the recent Miami
Biltmore and Nassau opens. Winning
with Smith we're Harry Cooper. who
collected 5000, and KY LAffoon, $500.
After the top three-Smith, Guldahl
and Picard-the money winners Of
1896 were:
Harry Cooper. $7,443; Ray Man
grum. 1895; Jimmy Thomson, s5,S27:
Jimmy Hines. $5,59922; Gene Sara
zen. $3.50 0ncluding 81 800 won in
foreign tournsments); Bryon Nelson,
s5,429; Johnny Revolta. $4,735: Dens-
more Shute. $4,317; Tony Msnero,
s3.92s.22, and KY Laffoon, $3.5s2.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
Mac Smith Does Well.
ONLY Msnero, Shute and sarase

ONLY Manero, Shute and Sarasen
participated In less than ls
tournaments, and Hines and Guldahl
in fewer than 20. Macdonald Smith,
playing in nine, won S3.173 Willie
Macfarlane. winner this week Of the
Nassau tBahamaO open. collected
$2033 in IL times out.
w. Lawson Little. jr., won 81. .758 in
nine tournaments since he turned pro-
fessional at Augusta last April. Wal
ter Hagen played in 10. won 1922,
and Sam Parks, jr., 1888 national open
competed in four to draw
1856.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
Store Duckpin Loop to Shoot
As Body in Star Tournament

TINE Department Store Duckpin
League, which Is having one
of its closest races in history,
will shoot in q body for The
Evening Star tournament tomorrow
night at the Recreation Alleys, Presi-
dent A. K. Staley announced today.
With many promising youngsters
such as Don Hopper, Cecil Aylor,
Leroy Henry, Irwin Simon. Bill King
solver, Bill Toiford. Sigurd Solem and
such veterans as Jack Wolstenholme,
Vic Riston, Charlie Freshman and AL
the league Is confident Of
q good showing in The Star
tourney.
Woodward & Lothrop, the current
leader, ID only one game ahead Of s.
Kann Sons and Palais Royal, the
deadlocked runners-up. and only
three games ahead OF the third-place
Lansburgh Brothers quint
u.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
TOP GOLF MONEY
/ TO HORTON SMITH
Collects $7,884.75 in ~
.Tourneys-RaIph GuIdahI
Is Second Hiqh.
.oRAL GABLES, Fla, Deem

MORAL GABLES, Fla, Deem
4 Der Is R.-Lanky Horton
\ Smith topped golfdoms
money winners Of 1896 with
total winnings Of S7,SS4.75.
Records of the P. @. A. disclosed to-
day Smith edged out Ralph Guldahl
of st. Louis by $202.34.
Only S1.41 separated Guldahl and
the third biggest cash collector, Henry
Picard OF Hershey. Pa, whose win
nings totaled 1851.
Playing in a tournaments, Smith
won two-the Augusta national and
another at Victoria, British Columbia
and finished seventh or better In IS
medal competitions.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
WIDE COURT LOOP
Boys Club League to Range From
S5 to las Pound Glasses.

IS to las Pound Glasses.
A city-wide basket ball league for
teams ranging from the 85 to 145-
pound classes again win be conducted
by the Boys Club Of Washington for
the 1Tth consecutive year. The league
will open January 6, 1897.
Entries now are being taken ut the
Boys Club, $50 C street northwest. but
none will be accepted after January 2.
Team managers may obtain full de-
tails from Charles Reynolds ct Ma
tionl 38e6. i
Evening star., 1936-12-16
AZTECS WANT GAMES.

The Aztec A. c. is anxious to sched-
ule basket ball games with crack un-
limited quints. Call National s716.
branch Z.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
Columbia Pops Star Tourney Dive to Aid Golf Youths Fruitful
<ASttenlqhMMM M3
W. By WRMeC CAlluM -

)OLUMBIA COUNTRY CLUB
has only . 15-hole golf course.
While the dams necessary to
operation of the fairway
watering system are being constructed,
with motor shovels and tractors tear
ing up the terrain, the fifteenth, six
teenth and seventeenth holes all are
closed. So the golfers who play now
adays 60 on to the fourteenth green.
then step over to the eighteenth tee,
playing 15-hole course.
'Pve never seen SO many men
proud Of their scores" said Red
Banagan, assistant pro.
They shoot 64's and SIS and
come into the shop beaming
with PRIDE"
FOR the third time in the history
of the club, the sixth hole at Con-
gressional has been made in two
strokes. It's par four affair. stretch
ing out to around $40 yards. The
green has been driven many times.
but seldom has the hole been made
In two shots.
Evening star., 1936-12-16

sKsE Cohen S ryh.w wfnrsrn
prrIoNAIr
Evening star., 1936-12-16

The Department Store League will
shoot IN a body tomorrow night at
the Recreation.
Evening star., 1936-12-16
BASKET LEAD AT STAKE.

Totals IL 3;
Evening star., 1936-12-16

TWENTY thousand young golfers
| in the United States are sport
| ing golf diplomas these days.
u tAStifvinR to the fact that thev
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
By UNITED PRESS

The New York Yankees broke
back into the winning column, de-
feating the Chicago White Sox, IL
l behind the five hit pitching of
Charley Ruffing.
The Yankees got off to a four
run lead in the first on four
hits and three walks After adding
cne more in the fourth, they knock
ed Phelps from the box in the
sixth, with another four run at
tack on three hits, three walks
and one error Evans, Phillips
successor. was touched for two more
runs and three hits. Joe Di Mag
gio. hitting a single and a triple,
has hit safely in 16 straight games.
The Philadelphia Athletics pound
ed three Detroit pitchers for IA
hits to beat the Tigers II to T.
Chad Kinsey, a relief pitcher,
gave up five run to the Mackmen
IN the eighth, on two singles, four
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Caterpillar
Bother Tilt
Postponed

Caterpillars Us. Coca Cola, post
ponde, cold weather.
This notice was posted Wednes-
day night while winter like winds
swept across Wilson field. freezing
the few players who braved the
June cold wave.
The game will played off on the
first open date.
Thursday night. weather permit
ting, the Maggie Fat Boys will on
gage the Valley Steam Laundry. The
Maggie team defeated the Cleaners
in the first game of the season
but the Launderers have shown in
creased strength in their last two
games. while the Maggio outfit has
begged down.
Friday night two B league games
are scheduled to wind up the weeks S
plav when the Elks will entertain
the Golden State and the Bachelors
will take on the Eagles club.
The Bachelor Eagles game prom
ises TO be WOW Both teams have
been unable to break into the win
column thus far il the season and
the impending battle will undoubt-
edly decide the cellar championship
Of the B loop.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Graves Faces Hard Bout
Destroyer
To Get Test
FRIDAY Mite

Herman Graves, Ell Cen
tro's Brown Destroyer, will
meet his toughest match of
the year Friday night III the
Ell Centre arena, when he
meets Cruz Gomez, sensational
Mexican middleweight Of the Santa
Ana Athletic club.
Gomez is one battler who will
not be afraid of Graves and when
he enters the ring Herman will be
up against a fighter who kncWs all
Of the tricks. can ward off punches
and above all, can throw punish
in2 blows thick and fast.
The seventh bout on the card
will match Manuel Ortiz against
Pat Quillen, Orange Belt bantam
champion. Ortiz is rated as the
best Mexican boxer turned out in
El Centre since the days Of Bobby
Pacho.
Phil King and Everett JurCs will
furnish the fireworks in the sixth
bout and this battle should be one
of the best of the evening.
Clarence Ferguson, BraWlcy KO
artist rXill meet the best fighter he
has run up against this year when
he trades blows with Larry Thom-
as. a former Fl Centro boy who is
now boxing under the Santa Ana
Athletic club colorS.
Experienced Fighter
Thomas is an experienced fight
er and has fought and beaten some
OF the best on the coast. He packs
a terrific punch and is always on
the alert to ward off opponents
failing fists.
Eugene "Mauler" BoatWright will
meet Al Garcia in the fourth bout
Of the card. BoatWright is one Of
the most popular fighters in the
valley. He uses a wide open attack
employing the motto that a good
offense is the best defense. Garcia
uses the same tactics and fans can
be assured of a toe to toe slugging
match
Gucrro in the third bout and Kid
Escalona. who won an easy deci-
sion over Hagar last week, will
take On Willie Estrada in the sec
end battle
J. Warren and Virgil Smith will
open the program.
Officers Of the association, Cor
den Scriyen, Sterling OsWalt, Bob
Ware, Herb FaWcett, Jack Frohly
and Noel Johnson, announced
Thursday morning that the City
Limits arena has been completely
reconditioncd; new bleachers have
replaced the burned section, locker
rooms have been remodeled, flood
lights have been installed to ac-
comcdate motorists, and a police
patrol will protect spectators autos
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Yanks Trim Chicago;
Cards Blast Brooklyn

passes and two wild pitches,
Pete Fox and Goose Goslin hit
home runs for the Tigers, the lat
ter's starting a three run rally after
two we're out in the ninth and none
on base.
The Red Sox scored their second
consecutive victory over the Cleve-
land Indians to 2.
The SoX drove Johnny Allen
from the box in the seventh with
six hits and five runs. Wes Fer
rell's timely single scoring Kroner
and Berg. Cooke brought Ferrell
home with single and then jim
my Foxx doubled sending Kroner
and Cooke across with two more
runs.
Ferrell gave 10 scattered hits in
acoring his seventh victory.
Hal Schumacher shut out the
Chicago Cubs with three hits while
the New York Giants punched
five hits to score a 80 victory.
The Giants scored three runs in
the first when, after one was out,
Whitehead singled and Terry walk
ed. OFT fouled out. Leiber doubled
scoring Whitehead and Mancuso
followed with a single. to score Ter
ry and Leiber Mayko struck out
for the final out.
Curt Davis then held the Giants
to two hits for the final eight
frames
The Boston Bees evened the series
with the Pittsburgh Pirates today
by coming ou5 on top Of an eleven
inning game by score Of 4-3.
The Washington Senators took
their second straight victory from
the st. Louis Browns IA today be
hind the seven hit pitching of
Buck NeWsom
1t was NeWsom's 9th victory
Three Brownie errors, aided the
defeat. Pitcher Jack Knott limited
the hard-hitting Griffs to eight
bingles.
The st. Louis Cards maintained
their three game lead over the
New York Giants, when the Caros
took their second consecutive game
from the Brooklyn Dodgers, 7-3.
The Cards scored three in the
fifth off George EarnshaW on
doubles by Frisch and S. Martin,
a walk to Moore and a single by
Pepper Martin. They added three
more in, the eighth This time off
Fred F'rankhouse, on triple by s..
Martin, two walks. and singles by
= MedWick and Durocher,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE o. SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
No. 2l061
In The Superior Court OF The State
of California In And Tor ThL
County Of san Diego.

In The Superior Court OF The State
of California In And Tor ThC
County OF san Diego.
In The Matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN J. KREGEAR, also known
as J. J. KREGEAR, Deceased.
TAKE NOTICE that the Admin
istratOr Of the above entitle Estate
Will on or after June 12. 1886, sell.
at private sale, all nc right, title
and interest Of the above entitled
Estate IN and 70 the following des-
cribed real property.
All that real property situated in
the County Of Imperial. State of
California, described a. follows:
Lots one ID and Two p in
Block Seven ~ of BUrk Subdiyi-
sion OF Block Seven u and Eight
81 Of FL Centre Addition No !,
City Of FL Centro, County Of I'M
perial, State of California, as
per map No. 70 filed in the
office Of County Recorder of
Imperial County.
Bids or offers VII be received
at Suite SIG Bank of America
Building, San Diego, California.
Dated this goth d5y of May. 1886
GEORGE ". FISHER,
Administrator of above entitled Es-
tate, In Propria Persona.
M25-J7
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Seals Move
CIoser TO
Loop Lead

The San Francisco Seals made
the Pacific Coast league race &
four -cornered affair W d n Sd y
night by beating the Mission Reds.
6-1 and moving within two games
of the first place Oakland club.
Oakland was Idle because Of rain
at Portland Seattle muffed an op-
portunity to 90 first by losing to
Sacramento. G3. while down south
San Diego beat Los Angeles, 81.
Young Kenny Sheehan. Seals lit
tie southpaw pitched four hit ball
TO beat the Mission Reds, the third
place team in the race He had
a lot of help from Joe Marty the
leagues leading Datsman IN latest
averages Marty hit -four safties IN
five times at bat. including a double
and triple
Walter Beck was the losing pitch
er.
After pitching near perfect bail
for seven innings. Dick Barrett blew
in the eighth as Sacramento trounc
ed Seattle So.
BY the loss the Indians slipped
out Of a tie for first place with
the idle Oaks
Barrett allowed only Two hits IN
seven innings and struck out II
men Then in the eighth, with
Seattle leading 81, Veselch singled
for Sacramento and Frilk followed
with a home run to tie the score
3-3.
In the ninth the Senators collect
ed three more runs TO cinch the
game. The teams will play a double
header Thursday night to make up
for the game rained out Tuesday
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Oilers Will
Clash With
SehooIboys

Holtville Oilers are scheduled to
defend their laurels against a de
termined high school crew in
commercial league softball game TO
be played on the high school field
tonight
Both teams arc anxious to turn
in q victory as the league now stands
in a three way tie fcr first place
and the winner of tonight's game
will take undisputed leadership of
the loop.
The high school started off the
season as though It was going places
but the weak hitting Of the high
schoolers has spelled defeat in their
last TWO starts.
Hardware Meets ShOrty's
In the Brawley league tonight the
! v. Hardware will meet a strong
Shorty Shoemen club. The Hard
ware has played IN and out ball
and with strengthened hitting
should make the going tough for
the league leading shoemen.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
PO[NT-SCORING
PLAN URGED IN
GRID STANDINGS

SPOKANE, Wash, June L. lU.P1
-RepresentativeS attending the
semi-annual Pacific Coast con-
terence meeting here prepared
today to act on a proposal that a
point-scoring system be adopted
TO determine standings of con-
ference football teams.
Under the proposed plan,
win would count two points, a tie
one point and a loss none. The
idea involved is elimination OF
teams which win a few games,
tie the rest and end up with
1000 percentage credit, in
technical tie with undefeated'
united teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04

pIlCiItI, CHuCheu 4Oul IllU jail dIlIl
may have tossed better ball had
the going been close.
The BraWley outfit turned in an
upset victory over El Centro and
may pull q surprise when it tackles
the Border city team. RubidouX
chucked steady ball in El Centric
though he was not in top form.
If Rubidoux can reach his best
form a spectacular pitching duel
is anticipated.
Ell Centro is a heavy favorite to
whip the Holtville team for the
fasteners have not lined up a
chucker as yet and Homer Cham
bers is slated to take the mound
for the Ell Centro team.
All games are scheduled to start
at 8:15.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04

and spectacular events.
Bob DOuthitt. winner Of the 40
lap grind last Thursday IS favored
TO repeat tonight. but Freddie Davis
and Frank Hetzel will be in the
battle all Of the way.
The four cars from san Diego
are reputcd 10 be in top shape
and will Undoubtedly give valley
drivers some unseaSY moments in
tOnight'S races.
The Yuma entry Is rated as one
Of the Speediest midgets in Arizona
and promises to furnish plenty of
competition.
According 10 association Officials.
Southern California records and
perhaps world records will take
beating tonight when the valley
drivers turn on the heat in quail
flying and trophy dashes. The
drivers have become accustomed to
the track and have doped out the
best way to take each curve and
have learned other tricks Of the
oval which will allow the midgets
10 make the maximum speed over
the entire course.
Sport fans that desire 10 wit
ness thrills, spills and Wild even
ing OF entertainment should make
a special effort to attend tonights
races
Valley drivers scheduled 20 take
part in the races are: Hobart Her
rick. Hardin Young. Frank Hetzel,
Fred Soloman. Fred Davis. and Bob
DOuthitt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
RiegeIs Will Take
Over Coaching Job

MARTINEZ, Cal, June 4. UP
Roy Riegels, famed University of
California football player who ran
the wrong way in the 1923 Rose
Bowl game against Georgia Tech,
will be coach OF the Alhambra I'm
ion high school it was announced
today.
He has been coaching at Pomona
junior college and will succeed w.
y. Knowles at Alhambra. Knowles
resigned to take over the office of
principal.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
NATIONAL OPEN
STARTS WITH
RAIN THREATS

BALTUSROL COUNTRY CLUB,
SPRINGFIELD, N. J.. June T. (UH
Cool, cloudy weather greeted the
early starters in The doth national
open gclf championship over this
historic course today.
The skies we're heavily overcast,
and promised rain before the last
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04

twosome. Charley Kocsis of Mich
igan. and James A. Martucci of New
Jersey, got off in mid-afternoon.
The dew was still on the grass
when the first pain teed off This
early bird twosme was composed of
Jack Junger of Dallas and zell
Eaton of Oklahoma City.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Princess Mdivani to
Wed Authors Son

LONDON. June 4. UP)-The en-
gagement Of Princess Nina Mdivani
to marry Dennis Conan Doyle, son
Of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,
was announced today. The princess.
a sister of the marrying Mdivani7
brothers, obtained a divorce at The
Hague May l9 from Charles Huber
ich, international lawyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Pickard Leading
In Opening Play

SPRINGFIELD, N. j., June a.
UP) Leaders in the opening
round i'm the U. S. open golf
tourney:
Henry Pickard, Hershey, Pa.-70
Craig Wood. Deal, N. I'LL
Jimmy Thompson, Shawnee on
Delaware, Pa.--T
ZeII Eaton, Oklahoma City-72
Willie Hunter, Culver City-73
Fred Morrison, Pasadena--77
Jack Munger. Dallas--7l
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Is ACCUSED IN
STRIKE APPEAR
BEFORE COURT

COMPTON. Calf, June 4. UP
Eighteen men. charged with as
sault with deadly weapons during
a recent strike riot in vegetable
fields near Compton, appeared fer
PRELIMINARY hearing today before
Justice OF the Peace H. Leonard
kaufman
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Instructor Shot to
Death by Student

BETHLEHEM, a., June 4. OPP
Charles Wesley PLY, instructor at
Lehigh University, was shot and
killed today by student VINO COM
mitted suicide, police said.
The student, Wesley L. Glow.
Of Florida, died IN a hospital an
hour after he had sh,o the profess
sor.
Police said young Glow had fall
ed in his examinations and had
gone TO the instructors office With
a petition for REORGANIZATION,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Bench
Warming: !:
By Burdette Kinne
Post-Press Sports Editor

The opening program Of amateur
bouts to be held in the Fl CenJro
City Limits arena promises TO be
the most outstanding card seen IN
the valley this season.
Several boys are slated to take
part and number of coast battlera
will strengthen the card.
In spite of the fact all my choices
have let me down in past prognas-
tications I. unbowed will take an
other stab at picking the winners.
In the main event Herman Graves
will find the going tough through
out the first two rounds. He will be
puzzled by Gomez peculiar style
but in the third the Negro will un-
leash terrific body attack that
vii weaken the Santa Ana Mexican
for kill early in the fourth canto.
Manuel Ortiz viii take a close de
cision over Pat CULLEN and usurp
Pats Orange belt title
Phil King will pound Everett
Jurea into submission in the third
round Of their bouJ and Larry
Thomas will drop Ferguson for a
ten count early in the second round.
Garcia will take lot Of punish
ment but will give BoatWright the
beating Of MS career 10 take the
refs decision
Guerro will find the uc&perienc-
cd Napier a comparatively easy
victim and KID Escalona will hang
a K. o ON Estrada in Inc fourth
round.
Warren will slap Smith to the
canvas in the third frame.
-OO--
Julio Estrada, who ran out on
Herman Graves at Brawlcy Tues
day night, has been suspended from
boxing indefinitely Harry Wood
bury state boxing commissioner,
booted Estrada from amateur com
petition after Brawley officials
searched the countryside for the
San BcrdOo battler
Estrada trained IN the ALLEY dur
ing the week but failed in courage
when the time came for the battle
against the Fl Ceatro Negro.
1t seems that the commission
could follow this plan TO advantage
in all cases Of runouts This prac-
tIce would soon eliminate the great
number Of last minute changes in
amateur programs
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Coast Scores
PACIFIC COAST

Los Angeles 900 Ole 00O-1 l
San Diego 00l 202 00X-5 9 l
Joyce ana Bottarini; Hebert and
Desautels.
San Francisco O20 OIL G11-6 13 0
Missions 100 600 0OO-l Z 0
Sheehsn ana Monzo: Beck and
Sprinz
Night game)
Sacramento 100 600 023-6 7 3
Seattle 0I0 10 OOO-3 10 2
Chambers and Maroon; Barrett
and Bassler
Oakland at Portland ppd. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
AMERICAN

Yesterdays Results
Washington 7. st. Louis 4.
New York Il, Chicago /.
Boston 6. Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia Il, Detroit 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
VALLEY LEAGUES TO
SWING INTO ACTION

Four valley league teams will swing into action Friday
night when the Brawey nine play host to the strong Cal
eXco team and the Hoyie club will entertain FL Cntro.
Caexco swamped Holtve 15-2 in their only game and
the strongest in the eague KaIly CaleXico
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
Speedway Oval In
Perfect Condition

Imperial Valley midget drivers Wednesday completed
last minute repairs alterations and overhauls on their
tiny preparation for the big racing event to be held
tonight With the track in perfect condition tonghs
promise 10 be better Ihan last Meeks thrng
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
s Il n DIN & S
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles l, san Diego D.
San Francisco s, Missions ].
Sacramento 6. Seattle 9.
oakland at Portland. rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04
NATIONAL,

St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 8.
New York 5. Chicago 0.
Boston 4. Pittsburgh 8. IL in
nings).
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-04

Oakland at Portland. ppd. rain.