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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Excuse for Speeding:
Approved by Judge

DENVER, Colo, Dec. %. U.P)-
Municipal Judge Phillip B. Gill
liam, who last week declared there
was no excuse for speeding, has
found one. F.. R. Russell, depart
ment store employe, provided it.
While driving from his firms
warehouse to the store with $4,000
worth of furs in the car, Russell
noticed another machine following
him. Il was frightened" he said.
II went a little faster. So did the
car behind me. I was sure, then, it
was burglars. So I got to going
pretty fast and I didn't dare slow
down for that stop sign. But they
overlook me and forced me to the
curb. They turned out to be Off
GERS who arrested me- Case dis
said Judge Gillian.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
City Halls to Take
Registrations for
District Elections

Imperial county residents who
wish to register prior to the I'M
perial Irrigation district election in
February. may do so at the Impe-
rial county clerks office and at
every city hall in the county.
Registration books were placed in
each city hall as a means of elm
mating the necessity of long drives
on the part of persons living at
great distances from the county
seat
Thursday is the last day upon
which voters may register if they
wish to cast ballots at the district
election. Registration will not be
necessary for those who voted at
the general election in November.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Auction Philosophy
By d. L. ZINN

Folks, eats 10 pounds OF chicken, 10 poun9S
of dressing and by so doing she wins the Fatty Arbucke
prize for being the biggest chicken eater in Los Angeles
Some chicken folks She probably one woman tnaC
had lot dressn the inside than on the OUTSIDE
I am mighty glad she isn't roosting in my house.
| am going down Xmas morning and help my orotner
Eks and Herb Norris entertain the kddles at the Unlt
ed Artist theater want to see all the kiddies under
twelve there at ten sharp Xmas morning This Is Dig
day for them and big day for the hddles mas al
ways been big day for me.
wish all the readers of this column Merry CHRIST
mas with plenty the table and all the fxlns Will
be seen' you.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Son of Ambassador
Finds 5000 Diamond

NEW YORK, Dec. %. U.P)-
Alonzo Romero, 8-year-old son of
the Venezuelan ambassador to
Mexico, had a gift for his teach
er at public school No. 1853. She
opened it and discovered a dia-
mond ring. To police Alfonso ex-
planned that he found the ring on
the sidewalk outside his home. He
will get reward from Fay Berman
who identified the ring as one
she lost and valued at 5000.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
ALAMO-VERDE
BY AMY TUTTLE

Jimmy Gott spent the days from
Thursday until Monday at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Charles MaSton of
Holtville.
90
James Tuttle is expected home
this week to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Miss Dorothy O'Neal of Holtville
spent the week end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Curtis Mayfield.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Gott and jim
my Gott will be the Christmas din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Orodone zof Ell Centro.
Miss Barbara McAfee of Yuma
spent the week end as the house
guest of Mrs. W. S. Wallace of Bonds
Corner.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Stand Pat, AccOlade
Given Top Weights

ARCADIA, Cal, Dec. %. Up
Stand Pat and Accolade today were
burdened with top weight 120
pounds-for the opening day fea-
ture of the third Santa Anita meet
ing, the $4,000 added Christmas day
stakes. Stand Pat drew the heavy
impost on the basis of a victory
over Discovery, Roman Soldier and
Whopper in Detroit's Stars and
Stripes handicap last summer. Ac-
colade, New England handicap
horse, ran fourth in the Narragan-
sett special. Mrs. Charles S. How
ards Seabiscuit was two pounds be-
low The favorite at 118.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Driver Given Jail
Term of so Days

Bob Carson, 20, was sentenced to
so days in the Imperial county jail
Tuesday on a reckless driving
charge which was filed after an
automobile accident three miles
south of the Riverside county line
Sunday night.
Three persons, including Carson,
suffered slight injuries. Carson was
said to have fallen asleep while
driving and the automobile crashed
into a bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Temperature Higher
Than Normal i'm L. A.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 90. U.P-
Southern Californians are a bit
skeptical that winter officially ar
rived this week. 1t was 70 degrees
on Monday and 79 yesterday, II
degrees higher than normal for De-
cember
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
0UNTYBRlEFS 0

Applies For Probation - Alfonso
Castillo pleaded guilty in superior
court Tuesday to contributing to
the delinquency of minor and
applied for probation. Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson set Decem-
ber 90, as the date for the proba-
ton hearing.
Louisiana Frog Legs-Oysters on
half shell-at the Trocadero. D22
Held to Answer-Clearman Dollar
was held to answer in superior
court Tuesday on charges of non
support of a minor child.
90
Taken To Jail-Jim Barnes, %, is
serving a 60-day sentence in the
county Jail after conviction in Win
terhaven for carrying concealed
weapons.
Charged With Robbery = Ralph
Gorilla, %, was arrested in Brawley
Tuesday on a robbery charge. He
is held in the county Jail pending
further investigation.
Now the s,on Room Tor your steak
dinners. Trocadero. J28tf
Chinese Arrested-Woo Bing On,
38-year-old Chinese, is in the coun-
ty Jail charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons. He was arrested
at McCabe store Tuesday.
Special On All Fur Trimmed suits
and coats and velvet dresses.
33 1870 off. Mrs. DuSold, $50 Main.
D21-23
Begins Serving Sentence Victor
Del Tinto, 20-year-old Italian ar
rested in Imperial, was sentenced
to 80 days in the county Jail for
malicious mischief. Sentence was
imposed by Judge John Baker.
Xmas Grapefruit, Candy, Cigars.
cigarettes. Bargain prices. Zinn, 51O
Main. D10tf
Send Him" Gift Order for a
pair of Florsheim Shoes at John
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Suit Filed Over
District Securities

W. f. Draycott filed suit in su-
perior court Tuesday against the
Imperial Irrigation district for
payments declared to be due on
bonds and coupons held by him.
He listed Is bonds and the al
legedly unpaid coupons and in nine
separate causes of action set forth
his grievances.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
DO NOT SEND
LIQUOR GIFTS
THRU MAILS

Bottled Christmas cheer can
not be sent through the mails
to friends if the sender wishes
to avoid ENHANCEMENT with fed
eral authorities, according to
liquor control officers in Impe-
rial county.
The law prohibiting this means
of dispensing gifts in liquid
form was passed by the federal
government in 1909, years be-
fore the prohibition era, the Of
ficerS said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
OLD WOODEN CLOCK
REPAIRED

OCONOMOWOC, Wis. Wn) - A
303-year-o old clock soon may tick
again on the wall of william Reck-
meyers home here. Built of wood,
the clock has been sent to an expert
for repairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
FORMER SENATOR FESS VETERAN REPUBLICAN, DIES HOTE
Thief Picked Pockets
OF Deputy Marshall

LOS ANGELES. Dec. %. Up =
Deputy Sheriff Marshall Zeno
bought a gift for his wife and slip
ped it into his pocket. While reach
ing for change to pay the cashier.
his pocket was picked of the gift.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
McCABE
Carnlina Paine

Monroe Pritchard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Pritchard, is home for
the Christmas vacation. He arrived
Friday from Davis where he is at
tending school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
TOLEDO ENLARGEs AIRPORT

TOLEDO. WR)-Work on expan-
sion of Transcontinental airport
here will begin soon. Federal gov
ernment funds will aid the city in
development of the mile-square
port.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Carlton enter
tanned the Pinochle club Saturday.
Miss Billy Carr, who is attending
the state college at San Diego, is
home with her parents the w. H.
Carrs. Miss Carr accompanied T.
S. Wilson to the valley Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

A picnic at the Tumco mines was
enjoyed Sunday by a group of Nc
Cabe people. Anon gthose present
were Misses Olive Hickey, Juanita
Taylor, Frances Sunstrom, and Car
oline Paine, Mrs. Fred w. Paine,
Billy Powell, William Sunstrom,
Russell WAGNER. and w. NJ. Paine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
HAD BIG ROLE IN
NATIONAL AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. (UP)-Former Sen. Simeon
Fess veteran Ohio Republican died in his at the
Carlton hotel here today The death announced by
by his physician, DIR. Samuel Becker.
Fess, for many years figure in national politics and
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

At the meeting held Friday eve
ming the All club boys elected Bill
Osborne for their leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23
Auction, House and Lot

Auction, House and Lot - John
Michael estate, 412 Hamilton street
Ell Centro. Also all furniture. Tues
day, December 29th at 10 sharp
This house, lot, furniture and all
personal belongings must be sold
to close this estate. zinn and Zinn,
auctioneer. Look this over, make
some one a good cheap home. D.
L. Zinn, Administrator. D23-25
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

Send Him" Gift Order for a
pair of Florsheim Shoes at John
sons. D4-25
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

Permit Granted-A $l00 building
permit was granted at the city hall
Wednesday to j. l.. Travers for re-
pairs to a garage at 605-609 State
street.
The Trocadero foz your evenings
entertainment. tJ28tD
In Police Court - Police Judge
Lee Nuffer of Ell Centro Wednes-
day suspended a Today Jail term
imposed on K. P. Arthur, 80, for
drunkenness and vagrancy, on the
condition Arthur leave town. Ruby
Woods, 38, forfeited SIS bail by
failing to appear on a vagrancy
charge.
Listen In Tonight at GAS and hear
D. L. Zinn and Frank BoWles with
the famous 3-year-old baby. This
baby has the most wonderful men,
ory. Listen in. D23
Nelson Studio. 628 Main. Phone 181.
(N7)
90
Is Serving Sentence-Jim Barnes
is serving 60 days in the Imperial
cunty jail after conviction in Win
terhayen justice court for carry
ing concealed weapons.
Co.
An Ideal Xmas Gift - Navajo
Rugs, hand made Indian Jewelry,
Baskets, Pottery. Kenyon's Desert
Plunge. D17-24
Coat StClen-Bud Mills, Beverly
Hills, reported to police the theft
of brown dress coat Tuesday
night from the automobile of S. c.
Elliott, Beverly Hills high school
basketball coach while the car was
parked in front of the California
hotel.
90
Auction, House and Lot - John
Michael estate, 4l2 Hamilton street
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

Xmas Grapefruit, Candy, Cigars,
cigarettes. Bargain prices. Zinn, 51O
Main. D1Otf
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

Nelson Studio. 628 Main. Phone 181.
(NO
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

An Ideal Xmas Gift - Navajo
Rugs, hand made Indian Jewelry,
Baskets, Pottery. Kenyon's Desert
Plunge. D17-24
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-23

The Trocadero fo1 your evenings
entertainment. tJ28tf)
Evening star., 1936-12-20
District Colleges High Schools Brighten 1886 Sports Program
Earl Chapel and Gus Piakas.

Earl Chapel and Gus Plakas.
Y. M. G. A. and Jewish Community
Center teams tied for the senior
division crown. Performing for Y. M.
c.. A. were Robert Myers, Tom Scott,
Joe Hasprey and George jackson,
while J. C. C.'s best were Nicky Badini
and Jack Roster.
Rita Augusterfer was the outstand-
ing swimmer in local ranks. although
Ernie Boggs also grabbed bit Of glory
by breaking the previous l50-yard
backstroke record with minute SOS
seconds performance at the Shoreham
Hotel in March. Dallas Shirley's Y.
M. C. A. outfit won the team title,
while Miss Augusterfer took first place
in the 100-yard free style and second
place in the 50-yard free style. Joe
Lyman won the mems diving title.
Elwood WoOdling Of Akron, Ohio. won
the Presidents Cup 3-mile swim.
Swimming Marks Smashed.
THREE swimming records were
smashed in the February meet, in
which only two local natators took top
prizes. Marie Duvall winning the
women's diving and Ann Bono taking
the women's 50-yard free style.
Peter Flick of New York splashed
to a new record in the 100-yard free
style, setting a mark of 532s seconds,
while Andy Clarke of Massanutten
Military Academy shattered the 220-
yard free style record with q 2:4408
performance. Marie GlaZier accounted
for the other mark when she won the
Junior national 300-yard medley event
in 4:4402.
Charles (Bucky) Miller Of Stonewall
Democratic Club Of Baltimore won the
coveted Evening Star trophy for tax
ing first in the 15-mile run on May 4.
covering the route in / hour, 36
minutes, 523s seconds. Charley
Carnegie Of Nativity A. G. chugged in
second, while Bill Wilson Of the
Passon A. c. finished third.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
~ MEN VOlLEY BALL,
HAND BALL LEADERS
Teams Are Consistent Winners
This Year-Net Squad Gets
Cherry Blossom Title.

IN TWO ball sports which may be
said to be distantly related, hand
ball and volley ball, the Y. M. C. A.
provided the impetus for their rapid
continued growth in the District Of
Columbia. Seven new nand ball courts
and the acquisition Of third national
tournament in as many years gave the
"Y" the lead in that sport. while its
volley ball team extended its fame
all along the Atlantic Coast.
Young players provided the nucleus
Of the Us hand ball team. which de-
feated the strong Y. NJ. H. A. team
of Baltimore. Jack Schwartz, the
singles champion. and Jooseph Cowley
and Perry Mclean the doubles
champs, were the leaders of the squad.
which also included Manager Ray
Nash, w. c. Woodward, John B. Payne.
Paul Pearlman, DR.. C. w. Englehardt,
George Newman, Tom Mangan. Chan.
ming S. Walker and T. r. Charshee.
Cowley was captain of the team.
The Us volley ball team, which won
the annual Cherry Blossom tourna-
ment, which it originated in 1881. for
the second time since its inception,
was made up of Capt. c. J. Sample.
John G. Loehler, j. c. Stanier, w. r.
Lansford. c. G. Cruikshank. B. H.
Smith. Robert E. Peck, A. w. Eddy.
Bob Nelson, Paul Damsho, George G..
Fitton and Jean Gillett. Among its
victims were the formidable New York
West Side team, champions Of New
England.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
M'D0UGALL PEDALS
TO CYCLING CROWN
Wins D. c. Title in Sweepstakes,
Feature of 1885 Bike Card.
Betty Sweeny Champ,

RILL McDoUGALL and Betty
- Sweeny were crowned. as the Dis
trict's outstanding pedal pushers in
the National Capital bicycle sweep
stakes, which climaxed the years BIZ
cycle activities in October. More than
1000 spectators turned out to see Nc
Dougall win the 2-mile senior mems
championship and Miss Sweeny annex
the girls mile race.
Dave Bowman and Bob Kennon fin
ished second and third to McDougall
in the meet, which was dominated by
cyclists from New Jersey, with Jackie
Shines of Harrington Park, N. j., win
ming the feature 15-mile race.
Frances Whitlock and Dorothy Dom
ran in the order named after Miss
Sweeny.
Lee Towers won the 2-mile novice
championship, while Vincent Messino
and Claude Corr, both Of Washing
ton, finished behind John Eiseman Of
Newark, N. j., in the old timers 2.
mile race. whilden Heinard. Kennon
and Bowman defeated trio from Bal
timore In o special 5.mile race.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
STAR BROOKLYN five
PAYS FLYING VISIT
Dux Meets Heurichs Today, Hus-
tie Back for Madison Square
Garden Game Tonight.

WITH a group Of players who have
w made college basket ball history
in New York within the last two years.
the Brooklyn Dux this afternoon make
flying stop at the Heurich gymna-
sium, where they take on the local
Brewers in the city's weekly profess
sional court attraction at $50 O'Clock.
The flying stop" of the Dux will
be just that, for the Brooklyn team
has its weekly engagement to NIL At
Madison Square Garden, where 1t has
defeated the New York Celtics, among
others, on previous Sunday nights this
season.
Archie Kemeros, captain Of Long
Island University's undefeated team OF
two years ago, will be at center Tor
the visitors, while three stars from
two other Manhattan colleges will
start. They are Myer Pincus and
George Goldsmith. formerly Of c. G.
N. Y, and Benty Lieb Of N. Y. o.
Pincus and Lieb are the forwards
while Goldsmith is q guard. Either
Dud Lynn, one of the teams veterans,
or Eric Salzman will star ut guard.
Heurich's will line up with I'd Har.
gaden and Whitley Wilson at forwards.
Capt. Ralph Bennie and OTIS zahn
at guards and Walter Wesner at CEN
ter. A preliminary between the Fort
Myer and Heurich Senate court men
viii start ct also O'Clock.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
.WEIGEL IS BULWARk
OF AGGIE DRIBBLERS
Averages IL Points a Game for
Leading Team Of Roosevelt
Community League.
HENRY WEIGEL, who has averaged

HENRY WEIGEL. who has averaged
II points in three games. largely
is responsible for the topnotch posi-
tion of the Department of Agriculture
quint in the Roosevelt Community
Center League. which continues activi-
ties this week with 10 games.
Agriculture, pacing the other nine
clubs in the basket ball league with
three victories in as many starts. will
see action tomorrow night at Roosevelt
High at 7:30 o'clock against Knights
Of Columbus and will stack up against
Alber Mcneil tossers at the same gym
at $50 o'clock Tuesday night. Fol-
lowing is the schedule:
Tomorrow, 7:30, knights Of Colum-
bus VS.. Agriculture at Roosevelt: $50,
P. w. A. VS.. Peerless Furniture at
Roosevelt; 7:30. National Parks Service
VS.. Federal Alcohol at Mcfarland;
$50. Accounts and Deposits VS.. Pepco
at Mcfarland: $50, Social Security
VS.. Alber Mcneil at Macfarland.
Tuesday. 1880, P. w. A. VS.. Knights
Of Columbus at Roosevelt: $50. Alber
Mcneil VS.. Agriculture at Roosevelt;
$50, Peerless Furniture VS.. National
Parks Service at Mcfarland. Wednes-
day, $50, Pepco VS.. Federal Alcohol at
Roosevelt: 8. Social Security vs.. Ac-
counts and Deposits at Mcfarland.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Independents Haze Good Year
On Washington Sports Fields

Philadelphia Sphas, Pittsburgh Will
ligs, Alabama Pitts All-Stars and
Gettysburg Feetwings.
The Rinaldi Tailors probably were
the most successful quint in simon.
pure ranks, and provided one Of the
high lights Of the season when they
played host to the Globe Refiners, Ma
tional A. A. U. champions, although
losing. 57-35. Bobby Lucas. Bill
Noonan, Ollie Upton. Sam Hook, Cliff
Keyser, Hal Kiesel and Carroll Shore
shone throughout the season for the
Tailors
Base ball. however. attracted the
greatest throngs, with uniformly fine
diamond talent embraced in more
than a score Of leagues operating In
this sector.
Champions crowned in various Ma
tional City leagues we're: Midgets,
Takoma A. c.; juniors, Simpsons
Pharmacy unlimited "a" Heurich
Brewers, and unlimited "B," Old Man.
haitian Beer. The Brewers topped
their season by winning the District
Sunday League championship.
Other Winning Mines.
OTHER titleholders in the Washing.
ton area included: Departmental,
P. w. A; Federal A. A, Procurement
Division, Federal A, Resettlement
Greenbelts; Bankers. National Saw
ings e. Trust; Department Store,
The Hecht Co.: Industrial, Miller
Furniture; Herald Government, w. p.
A; United States Government. Bu-
reau Of Investigation; Sports Center,
Accounts and Deposits; Army Navy.
Naval Air Station; Northern Virginia,
Vienna A. c.; Montgomery County.
Rockville A. c.; Sunday Church,
Mount Vernon, and National Capital.
Pepco.
Coached by John Jankowski, for.
mer Catholic University star, the
Regal Clothiers enjoyed an undefeat.
ed and unscored upon year in the
National City 150-Pound Foot Ball
League. The Clothiers won the title
by playing to a scoreless tie with the
Palace A. c. in their final game Of
the season.
Jake Hengstler's Northeast Boys
Club eleven annexed National City
1l5-pound gridiron honors, while the
Georgetown Boys Club team gener.
ally was conceded to be the finest club
in this area in 125-pound ranks.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
TECH DOMINATES
SCHOLASTIC LOT
Garners Foot Ball, Track
TitIes-Western, Eastern
Crown Winners.

CAk1 - L1dtuCh~CouSAOu NuhAo
dominated the local scholastic
realm this year, annexing foot
L ball and track championships.
Eastern suffered from lack of COM
petition in taking the basket ball
title. while Western emerged from
its lengthy aloafness from schoolboy
crowns by capturing the base ball
diadem in a play-off with Central.
The most significant act of 1896.
however, was a revolutionary program
passed by the Board of Education.
curtailing high school athletics in
some respects by abolishing Spring
foot ball practice, reducing the age
limit of players in interhigh COM
petition and setting a definite limit
to the number Of games teams may
play in each sport.
Effective in September, 1887, the
age limit for high school athletes will
be cut from 81 to 20. and the follow
ing year, the age limit will become
l9. Several coaches have protested
against this ruling, some of them
pointing out that it often is necessary
to coach a boy for two years before
he is of use to a team and by that
time he probably will have reached
the age limit.
Evening star., 1936-12-20

w YITH The Evening Stars ma
~ tional A. A. U. marathon
wv standing out in bold relief
as the prime event in anna
Evening star., 1936-12-20
STARS MARATHON
T0PSA. A. j. YEAR.
Records Broken in Capital
Track, Swim Meets-G. W.
Frosh Five Leads.

w YITH The Evening Stars ma
"a tional A. A. U. marathon
wv standing out in bold relief
as the prime event in anna
teur athletics here, simon pure COM
petitors garnered their share OF local
sportdom,s spotlight in events spon-
sored by the District Amateur Athletic
Union.
Bill McMahon of Worcester, Mass,
captured the 26-mile grind over
course lined from start to finish with
thousands of spectators who thrilled
to his record-breaking performance of
covering the distance in hours 38
minutes l4l. seconds. Johnny Kelly
of Arlington. Mass, finished second,
while Mel Porter of New York took
third.
Nine new marks were established in
the track and field meet held in con-
junction with the regional Olympic
trials at the University of Maryland
in May. Bill Hopkins of Virginia ac-
counted for two new records in WIN
ming the 100 and 200 meter races.
Other Record Makers.
OTHER lads who set new records
~ were James Rogers of Washington
and Lee, l10-meter high hurdles; Cole
man Headley of Maryland. 800-meter
run: Ivan Mothershead Of Virginia
Tech. 500 -meter run: Moncure Little
of William and Mary, broad jump;
Bill Guckeyson of Maryland. javelin,
and Ed Hahnfeldt of Bulls Prep,
discus.
The Olympic A. C. garnered top
honors in the boxing tournament as
the following champions were crowned:
Joe Petro. 112-pound; George Pick
eral. 1lS-pound; Lou Gevinson. l26-
pound; Leon Shub, 135-pound; George
Abrams, l47-pound; Creighton Allen,
160-pound; Jim King, 175-pound, and
Murray Kanner. heavyweight.
George Washington Universitys
crack freshman basket ball team
swept to the unlimited division title
in the court tourney. whipping the
f1ashy Rinaldi Tailors. 22-20, in a
thrill packed final game Other cham
pions were: Boys Club Americans,
l15-pound class; Langley Boys Club,
0-pound class; Northeast Boys Club,
130-pound class; Bovello Plumbers,
145-pound class. and girls, SANDY
Spring.
Wrestling FlOurishes.
WRESTLING, under the direction
Of the capable Tom Clayton,
forged rapidly to the front here as
265 boys competed in the sport. st.
Adams. which won the private school
championship, had such outstanding
grapplers on its roster as Fan Carver.
Ike Kidd, Sheldon Davis, Tom Hilton,
John Low and Van Ness Phillip.
Central, with Billy Vermillion and
Harry Kelley winning matches,
triumphed in the high school division,
while Powell won the Junior high title
with such fine bone blenders as Paul
Saporan, Chandler Brossard. Henry
Badini, Bob Chittenden, Martin Segal,
Evening star., 1936-12-20
LONE QUINT is PRESSED
Salvation Army, "Y" and Trinity
Score in League.

Salvation Army was the only winner
pressed in the Y. NJ. @. AS Junior
Sunday School Basket Ball League
yesterday, as the "Y" team and Trinity
M. e. won by overwhelming margins.
The Army just did nose out Calvary
Baptist, 1915, but the Y. M. c. A.
swamped Chevy Chase Presbyterian,
29-9, and Trinity routed Westminster
Presbyterian, 26-13.