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LLEGARA Ell N Ell CT
NONERO BARE

Arribara ell lunes a esta ciu
dad, e. canonero Barre, de la
marina Guiana, con la banda de
mdsica v grupo de guardias ma
.rinas.
No es cierto que la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor haya orga-
nizado IN banquete en- honor de
los visitantes.
Varias fiestas Sc efectuaran
en- honor de los marines, organi
zada per una eomision de la cual
.forma parte Ell Sr, Frank Tray
nor.
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Ell SENADO LA
LEY DEL SUBSIDIO AGRI-
COLA

Washington, Feb. Sci II
der democratico Robinson, del
senado, anunci6 aver que ell Sc.
nado aprobara, 81 lunes 0 oil
martes, la ley del subsidio a.
grfcola, en- forma de conserva-
ci6n del suelo.
Habl6 a favor de la MEDIA
un senador, recesando la sc :
sion hasta ell lunes, a causa de
un temporal de nieve.
Los oponentes califican la
medida de Unconstitutional" Y
de un "subterfugio'.
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La hors a Tampa

La horg a Tampa
Manana sera dedicada a Tam
pa la bora que con ell nombre de
Major Bower Amateur Hour,
dirije ell Comandante Bower.
La bora de Tampa sera por
la noche de 8 a 8, por las esta-
clones VILLA, de Clearwater y
WSUN de st. Petersburg y la
cadena Nacional.
Entire los artistas que toma-
ran parte hay un j6ven de Tam
pa, que sc nombra Jose Patane.
Todas las personas que deseen
cooperar por la mcjor propa-
lg,anda de Tampa, no tiene mas
que lamar al telefono 6112 y
nombrar a cualquiera de las per
sonas que aparezca en- ell pro-
grama como ell artista de su gus
to.
Ha sido nombrado encargado
del comite organizador de esta
ciudad, ell atento Sr. r. B. Diaz,
Presidente de Ia Camara de Co
mercio de Yb9r.
Tambien sc pueden enviar
las tarjetas que Sc han reparti-
do, con ell nombre de la per-
soma elejida entire los amateurs
y la direction y nombre del que
envia.
Hasta ahora tiene ell record
de llamadas Oklahoma, con
$4,000 telefonemas y tarjetas.
Miami recibi6 mas de 5000.
La persona que mas lamadas
a su favor reciba, sera contra
tada por la compania que ha or
ganizado ell Comandante Bow
er.
Sincronice mahana, de 8 a 8
de Ia niche, las estaciones WI
LA y WSUN y ayude a la pro-
paganda de Tampa.
En- Ia bora de la trasmisi6n
sera permitida la entrada gra-
It's a los terrenos de la Feria,
donde sc instalaran telefonos
con Ell fin de que todas las per-
sOnas puedan hacer sus llama
das.
La Transmission Sc hara desde
New York por la cadena Ma
cional.
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Ell PROGRAMA DE ESTA
NOCHE EN- LA FERIA

Hoy es el dia de los Campo
sinos Ell la feria. BESIDE la glo-
rieta, a las 2:45 de la tarde,
habl6 ell ST.. Cawthon, superin
tendente de los Futures Cam
pesinos de America. Peligro-
sas acrobacias Sc efectuaran a
las tres de la tarde, frente a la
Glorieta.
La glorieta Sc abrira a las
z y a las 1880 dara un concier
to la banda de Ed Chenette. A
2as ocho Sc ofrecera la revista
musical de Ernie Young; a las
8, fuegos artificiales.
Todo ell dia Y la noche per-
maneceran abiertos los espec-
taculos de la Royal American
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WALKER NO v EN-
81 PRESCINTO QUE Sc LIE
HA SENALADO

Notified aver al Sr. James S.
Robinson, residente de la Jun
ia de Education, que no acep-
ia la designation para formar
parte de una mesa electoral, ell
Sr. William Walker, de la com
pania Walker Brokerage.
Ell Sr. Walker Sc encontra-
ba en- Orlando y desde ALI te-
legrafi6 su renuncia, diciendo
que 10 hace en- senal de protes
ia por la act.tud de la junta,
rechazando los nombres suge-
ridos por los clubs cfvicos.
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Tres de los c~omisionados del condado votaron a
favor de mantener su njusto anterior acuerdo

Desatendiendo quejas de los
vecinos de Jackson Heights y
de otras barbados, los comisio
nados Ball, Henderson y Wat.
kins reiteraron aver su acuer-
do en- pro de dividir en- cinco
los juzgados de paz, sirviendo
sus intereses o los intereses de
sus amigos; pero s.n conside-
rar los sentimientos de la po-
blaci6n latina.
Votaron en- contra de la com
binaciGn de los tres votos, los
comisionados James J.. Fernan
DEE Y Badger, que saben inter
pretaf las palpitaciones de
La gaceta., 1936-02-08

HGbIGndo con Ell Dr.. WintOn
En- un ratio de charla con ell
ilustre cirujano DIR. M. r. Win
ton, sonriente Y complaciente
como siempre, nos decia que es-
ia encantado del trato que ha-
bia recibido del Centre Espa-
moi, donde presta sus servicios.
Personals NAL intencionadas
me habian hablado NAL de los
latinos; pero en- ell tempo que
nevo tratandolos, puedo asegu-
rar que son personas en- extre-
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LOS SOLDADOS FRANCE
SEES HICIERON FUEGO EN-
SIRIA


Beirut, Siria, Feb. 8.-Los
soldados franceses 'hicieron a.
yer fuego sobre los nacionalis-
tas, matando a z y elevando a
Is ell ndmero de muertos con
motive de los 1ltimos motines.
Una demonstration en- HONS
pudo ser contenida sin derra-
mamiepta de sangre. En- este
luSs las tropas dispararon So
'bre las cabezas de los estudian-
ties.
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MATRIMONIOS

Ramon N1hez, jr, 81, Y Car
men Scolaro, II; Frank Carbo-
nell, 81. y Elena Gonzalez, 33;
e. Rawls, %, y Virginia
L. Maths. 20; Luis Amsler, %,
Marta Jones, 10; Albert L.
Haley, 80, y Luisa Gylmph, "a.
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Congratulamos al DIR. Bart
lett v al Centre Asturiano.
Nneas de qrGtitud

Nneas de grGtitud
Muy sentidas, de los esposos
Casimira Y Eu enio Lera, por
las expresiones de afecto que
reci5ieron durante la enfer-
medad v fallecimiento de su
queridfsimo hijo Andresito.
Extienden su agradecimiento
a todos los que acompanaron ell
cadaver, asf como a los que en-
viaron afrendas florales.
Completeness a les desconso-
lados padres.
La gaceta., 1936-02-08
Ell bale de hog

Toca hoy a la Unione Italia
ma ell ceIebrar su bale de carna-
val, que tendra efecto en- su e.
dificio de la septima avenida y
Gale Is.
En- la sala alta tocara don
Francisco, en- ell salon cantina
ell c~onjunto "Parlapiano'.
Los que no sean socios paga-
ran un peso.
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Ybor y West Tampa.

Ybor y West Tampa.
No sabemos que clase de "ne
gocio" tiene en- ese asunto ell
Sr. Ball, pero desde hace mu-
cho tempo venfa luchando en-
contra del juez Hernandez y
en- favor del juez Savarese, que
suponemos sera su amigo o
protector.
Elevamos de nuevo la pro :
tesla por la conducta impropia
de esos seiiores, y particular :
mente de Ball, que no sabe a.
gradecer los "forros" que algu
nos metieron por Ell en- West
Tampa.
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Una bebita

Una bebitG
En- la manana de aver, en- La
Benefica vic la luz una precio-
sa bebita que pesa 9 libras y
media, hija de los esposos Jose
fina y Alberto Rodriguez, nues
tro companero en- ell periods
mo.
La mama fue atendida por los
ORES Paniello y Torretta. Tanto
ella como su primogenita Sc en-
cuentran muy bien.
Felicitamos a los esposos Ro-
driguez, deseandoles una largo
" feliz vida a su hijita.
Cesar RiVero.
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PLEIToS Y DIVORCES

Sara Broaderick contra Char
les G. Broaderick; jefferson
Standard Life contra ell DR.. p.
m. Garcia; Beatrice Nichols
contra Harper Nichols; Evelyn
Duane G.. Ferguson contra P.
Ferguson; Katherine Holson
bach contra B. L. Holsonbach.
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De La Ben9tica

De La Benefica
Sc encuentra de nuevo en- su
hcgar de la Gale 2729 Spruce,
la nina Josefina Rlvas, hija del
collector de La Ben6fica, JSr,
Manuel Rivas, que estuvo re-
cluida en- dicho establecimiento
padeciendo de una gravisima
pulmonia.
Felicitamos a su papa que
hey siente la algeria de abrazar
a su hiiita c~ompletamente resta
blecida.
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En- Ell Samatorio Espaaol

% DWFtWVV' 70 EoPUTVVV
Fu6 operado por ell DR.. Per-
zia, especialista del Centre, la
Sra. Juanita del Vale; los Sres
Faustino SObrecuevas y Juan
Mejeras, pOr los Ores. M. R.
.Winton y Santiago Paniello.
EsperamoS que pronto esben
completamente biep.
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Nuepo m6dieo

NueVo m6dicO
Ha enpezado a prestar servi-
clos en- la Quinta Covadonga, ell
DIR. Charles Bartlett, sustitu-
yendo al DR.. Parsons M. Gar
cia que renunci6 a su plaza.
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La matinee
Ofrecera manana otra matt
nee la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol.
"D1n Francisco" Sc anotara
otro exito.
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VENTA DE PROPIEDADES

Mariana Alvarez a E. M. Mi
Her D. Rice a ". M. Harrell;
Josie Halhes a Julia A. Wiley.
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REUNION DE LA ASOCIA-
CION DE RROPIETARIOS

A las tres de la tarde de ma
mana domingo Sc reunira la A
sOcAci6n Protectora de Propie-
tarios en- ell edificio de las Lo-
pias .Unidas
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
StoftbaIIers
'Tl'oPIayHere T
Tues. I Night

Menaced only by the possibility
of over confidence, the Ell Centro
Merchants softball team, leading
the valley league by two full games
will match bats at Wilson Field
Tuesday night with Holtville strong
team-one which took the second
place CaleXico squad to calculated
cleaning last week.
While Ell Centro meets Holtville
here, Calexico will endeavor to
hold its second place position in a
battle with BraWley on the Cal
exico diamond - hoping all the
while that Ell Centric will drop a
couple of runs to HoltVille.
Friday night will see the same
teams matched. Ell Centre at Holt
vile and Calexico at Brawley.
A feeling of security on the top
rung OF the ladder, with Homer
Chambers once again in peak form,
was viewed as the greatest danger
to FL Centro's squad. Calexico's
strong nine demonstrated silent adj
vice last Friday night that Holt
vile is no pushoVer-for it was the
HoltVille victory which set CaleXico
two full games behind the Mer-
chants
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10

5fyIng results of The crucial Sc
ries.
Chicago went on a real rampage
yesterday. pounding out a total Of
% hits Is they twice deWned the
Pirates. 81 and 1o-I. s. Louis
MAS nammelled bv ne Reds 10
and 12-5. the Clnelnaatis mis.rest-
ne a total of five pitchers 55r y
hts IN each game New Yark the
rel eaIaer BY the Cubs Cards tUa-
aaoatS. defeated Philadelphia. s.
.. leaving the Giants only 81
eames rem the almost deadloekee
leaders. The Pail1es touched tas
eelIar and Brooklyn left il fse tht
first time n two months 5efeat.ns
Boston tW#ee. 80 and 5-2.
The NeW Yosk Yankees an5
Cleveland Indians remain % games
apart IN the American League. NeH
York SCI back the Philadelrhiz
Athletics in twin bill. g in Il
innings ana SO. Cleveland took
NO games RON the Chlcaso Whit
SoX. 81 and 50 s. Louis deteatea
Detroit. 4-3. Bostoas Red SoX.
afte- seven STRAIGHT defeats. beat
Washington s.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
TODAY'S
S ports Parade
BY HENRY mcLEmoRE

BERLIN. Aug 10. UP)-It now Is
Monday and the marathon vas run
yesterday, but here 7 am still a.
Reiehs Sportfield waiting for the
Americans to finish.
7 may be here until late in ths
week, too. for reliable reports have
reached me that the American
marathoners, including that fame5
descendant of Sitting Bull, Tarzar
Brown. have giyen up hopes Of eve.
finishing the course and have takeL
out first citizenship papers.
After a week of watching the
Olympic games 7 have come to the
conclusion that the United States
should abandon long distance run
ming. We should just up and &C
NIT that We are no earthly good a.
the business ana hand II over to
those who are. The British are
sensible that way. They had nc
entrant in the Gecathlon this year
and gave as the reason the fact
that there wasn't a man in the en-
pire who could score decently in the
event. and that tie committee didn't
feel 1t could afford TO send a man
over just for the broadening that
travel is supposed TO provide.
The American Olympic commit
tee was more generous. not to say
silly. It sent over a full team Tor
the 5000 meters. the 10000 meters
and the marathon. And the mem
bers of all three teams darn near
cboked TO death on the dust Of the
Finnish and japanese runners.
The Olympic marathon was a
severe disappointment TO those OF
US who had never seen one and
who had been told By the Yeter-
ans that for sheer drama moth
ing could match the finish OF the
race. when the tortured winner.
nearly q miles behind him, came
staggering into the stadium wear
ing a full dress suit of collapse,
exhaustion and weariness.
When fanfare BY a band Of
trumpeters heralded approach CT
the leader yesterday. my heart over
ran with sympathy as I Yisioned
the utter wreck who soon would
come staggering ana reeling into
the stadium And the doctors and
nurses a. the finish line must have
been equally deeeired. for they had
everything in the way Of resuscita-
1Ion laId cut. Tney h5d pulmotors.
smelling salts. ice packs and stretch
eTS.
Then in through the gate came
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10

Ihe winner. one kitei son, wearing
5n his chest the rising sun of ole
Japan. He came in al full speeG
and sporting a grin that split his
face from e3r to ear.
As ne hit the stadium track he
unlosed a sprint that carried him
10 the tape With the speed of a
dash man The doctors and nurses
rushed out to catch his worn body
Du- he passed them running wide
open and swept on around The track
for 200 yards To the naked eye
and sometime I want 10 see ar
eye that IS al dressed up in say, {
blue serge suit1 ne locked ike a
guy who had run no farther than
the corner drug store.
When he finally pulled to a hall
the medicos. as i determined to dc
something TO justify their presence.
tried 10 smother him in blankets
He showed the cover aside, yankee
OF his shoes and started running
across the inIield.
The next three finishers were
fatigue as they sprinted 10 the tape.
Tne first linisher to show Wearl.
ness was a Finn, and I must say
that it Was delightful to see a worn
out and weary Finn. After watch
ing them in the 5000 and 10000
meters [ had come to believe that
they never tired. But this baby was
whipped Every step he took you
could hear ms dogs bark in misery
and when he hiJ the tape ne folded
up after The manner Of a Well-oileo
and We'll trained opera hat
Mr.. Juan Zabala Of Argentine
who won the race in 1922 and who
set a new worlds record for free
style Dragging and cockiness be
fOre yesterdays race, quit short
~ after the halfway point. Mister
Zabala led the field for nearly
oui Of the stadium at the start
ard was on top of the field for
nearly 80 kilometers but started
casting about for alibis when the
boys started taking him. / think
ne wound up with the perfect eX-
che that MS feet hurt My guess
j. tha, ne quit because the course
ta.s too long and his legs too
snort
While 1 await the arrival Of the
American maIathoner5 must take
time out to second guess Lawson
Robertson. head coaca oi the track
and fed team. We had no bus
mes losing tae 1900 meter relay
Iae presence Of Archie Williams
sd Jimmy Lugalle would have en
8bled US To have licked the British
Robertson didn't start ms origina.
400 meters relay team. He ran II
jesse Owens, and in an event where
competition Was inferior and the or
igiusl lineup could have won bui
IN the 1900. where competition va
Whlte-hot. he struck TO a rather
champ team.
Still. maybe 1 shouldn't complain
/ Ihe stars and stripes were getting
bit tatlered from being run up the
/ victory pole 50 much.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
BUDGE SWEEPS
INTO 3RD ROUND
OF TOURNAMENT

RYE. N. Y, Aug. 10 up - The
sparkling play Of Don Bulge. lankg
Pacific coast red-head, was the
talk of the eastern grass court ten
MS championships today.
Showing the benefits Of his long
rest from tournament competition
Bulge swept into tho third round
Yesterday with a SO. 81 victory
over Robert Underwood of Los An
geles.
Others TO reach the round Of iG
were Bitsy Grant of Atlanta. who
eliminated Leonard Hartman ot
New York, Ga, 8-6; and Gene Mako
Of California, Badge's doubles part
ner. who defeated the veteran Man
uel Alfonso, SO, 81. 6-3. Frankie
Parker of Spring Lake, n. j, win
ner of last weeks Meadow club
tournament, Robert Riggs Of Los
Angeles and Johnny McDiarmid Of
Chicago were among faYorites TO
win first round encounters.
All faYorites IN Women's play ad-
vanced. Alice Marble OF san Fran
cisco. who is seeded first. defeated
Olga Kallos Of New York 81. 6-2
Other winners were Mrs. John Van
Ryn Of Philadelphia. Gracyn Wheel
er of California. winner OF last
weeks Maidstone club tournament
and Mrs. Mary Greet Harris Of
Kansas City.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
Sp parkIiin g
Ring { ard
Scheduled d

Matchmaker Noel johnson of the
Fl Centro Athletic Club Monday
announced an amateur boxine caro-
fer Friday night which comes near
er living up TO the description
On paper-of an all-star card than
any other billed in the arena heee
for many weeks.
Dotted on the card are the names
Of Herman Graves, Jack Norris
settle. the Hogue twins. Pablo Fspu-
dc. Eugene BoatWri9ht, and others
who have become FL Centro favor
ties. There are others who will
give the local talent an uneasy
evening.
Graves. whose victories are be-
coming monotcnously regular, viii
meet a new brand Of fighter IN
ice CORDOBA, Culver City-a lad
who has been laying them low on
his own account in coastal circle
# CORDOBA is able TO get inside
the looping right Of the Brown
Bomber. he may list the first de-
feat against Graves record
Jack Morrisette, still pointing for
a return match with the Negro
champion-and coming up fast, too
will match gloves with another
touch hombre. Soldier Walberg Of
March Field. The soldier IS a rug
ged individual who may be able to
withstand Morrisette's barrage o.
gloyes-but whether he can hit tha
BraWley flash is another question
The Hogue twins, Biz Boy Hogue
and Shorty Ho2ue viii match their
undented boxing ability against two
San Diego fighters. Joe Garcia and
Luis Ruiz, respectively.
Tt was slugging match last Fri
day ni2ht when Eugene BoatWright
pounded out a victory over Jimmy
Lyons. San DIEGO. a victory 50
close that Matchmaker Johnson de
cided another helping was neces-
sary before supremacy was proved
The result may be another slugfesl
on the coming Friday ni2ht, with
Lyons attempting tais time to get q
couple Of solid punches 10 the
BoatWright chin
The other bout viii match fast
clean fighters in a series Of battle
that should pack the arena here
to the rafters-lf there Were any
rafters.
Bert Birmingham. BraWley. wi
meet Ernie Pollock. Los Angeles
Pablo Espudo, Calipatgia. will bat
tie Johnnie Walters, Los Angeles
and Ray Rogers. HoltyilIe, will
touch gloves with Tom McClauslar
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
u. S. LOSES OUT
IN WATER POLO

OLYMPIC SWIMMING POOL,
BERLIN. Aug. TO- UP)-Despite
brilliant last half rally the United
States Olympic water polo team
lost to Belgium, to 3, today and
was eliminated from the competi-
ton.
Belgium moved up to the semi
final with Holland which tied today
with Uruguay, l to l. eliminating
the South American nation because
of its two previous defeats. Belgium
and Holland will represent the first
group in the semi-finals.
In the locker room after the game
the Americans indicated they felt
they had been robbed and blam-
ed the Hungarian refree, Simko for
the defeat. Charles Finn said: we
were put out every time we moved
an inch while the Belgians were
allowed to move anywhere after the
whistle" 49,
Kenneth Beck also complained
Beck and Finn were given two
penalties each.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
SH Ter WOOD S
CIR s LOS Z
6 a M ( | o

SherWood's Girl All-Stars came
home to El Centro this week with
nothing to look forward to but
revenge, and less than that to look
back on.
The girls softball team was de-
feated Is to 0 Saturday night by
an inspired Ocean View team which
pounded across the plate at North
Park, San Diego, with Is runs con-
verted from five hits.
The one-hit Ell Centro team got
far behind in the first innings. Err
rors were chief among the reasons.
Chiyoko Sugimoto, pitching the
early innings for the Sherwood
femi-nine, finally gave way to Mar
guerite Hurst, whose mound per-
formance showed her usual excel
lence. Marie Graham was behind
the bat
Batteries for Ocean View were
Anne Clare and Marie Breck.
The teams will repeat on the El
Centro diamond Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
FEUD MARKS
MIDGET RACE
PREPARATIONS

Their gears meshing in direct
ratio to the way their teeth grind,
Ward SWarthout and Bill Ferguson
seemed well on the way Monday TO
furnishing the highlight Of Thurs
days midget race program at FL
Centro in the first bona fide grudge
race of the month.
This fellow Ferguson SWarthout
detained thinks he knows every
thing there is to know about driving
a midget automobile. If 1 don't
show him up Thursday night, then
I hope I never see a piston againi'
ITS not L Ferguson remarked,
that thinks he's the wise guy.
Ward can't look at his fruit cart
without telling everyone it's a
Kaye Don beat a thousand W -
He hasn't got chance
While the feud went merrily on,
workmen performed their weekly
duty of rebuilding the track, set
Ting the last vestige OF dust n
attempting in every other way -
know to make the track speedier
than ever for the pilots who will
send their gasoline gallopers across
the starting line at $50 Thursday
night.
Other drivers took a casual in
terest in the SWarJhout-FerguSon
feud, but on the whole we're too
busy souping up their own steeds
to pay much attention. Tn his own
mind, each one was determined that
they shall not pass
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
San Diego
Third Place
y Victories
ByJNTED# PRESS

Portland and Seattle. the north
WeSt squads batans Tor LEAGUE 81
premaev. both suffered double set
backs n Sunday doobleheaders
while three teams clustered With
il striking distance o. the leaders
N a tie for .aird place
San Diego. the Missions and Oak
lend were grouped at the thiro
position with - wins and SIS de-
feats apiece.
The Padres defeated The frs
place Portland Beavers IL and 4
/, 10 even the series a three vic
tories for each elub. The Mission.
deWned Seattle 13-7 ana 70.
Los Angeles knocked over the
once high and mighty Oakland A
eorns. 9-9 and I'll
Sacramento turned on the San
ranciSco Seals, taking both ends Of
a doubleheader. The senators push
ed over four runs in a third-innins
rally to win the first game -
then sWamped the ODoul squad g.
N the afternoon tilt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
RAY MANGRUM
WINS OREGON
OPEN TOURNEY

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 10. UPl-
Ray Mangrum. Dayton. O. profes-
sional. today added the Oregon
$1,000 open golf championship TO
his Iaurels after earding a 279 for
p holes il defeating a field of some
Of the nations best marksmen.
Nangrum started the final 36
holes with a one stroke lead. main
tanned his steady pace. shooting the
last nine IN TWO under par. to
clinch the $1,000 that went with
first place.
Al Simmerman. Portland. and
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
NEGRO STARS
WILL DISPLAY
THEIR WARES

Once again the cream of Impe-
rial Valleys softball artists will go
to the wars Wednesday night on the
battlefield, brandishing bats against
the travelling Colored Ghosts, a
transforming, dangerous aggrega-
ton of Negro stars.
The game will start at CaleXico
at 8:15 Wednesday night.
On the Imperial Valley AllStars'
lineup will be Van Nostrand 3b,
Jepway, 1b, Joe Hurst, CT Ralph
Black, IF, Ray Forshey, If, Pat Will
liams. SIS, Ed Kelley, 2b, Priest,
C, and Chambers and Cummings,
pitchers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
STARK'S YUMA
MERCHANTS GO
INTO FINALS

Phoenix rapidly is becoming Tn"
arena in Wh.ca II Centre baseba,'
supremacy is proven.
Jack Stark Yuma Merchant
made up largely Of El Centric base
ball stars, were seHrduled Mondag
10 meet a Tucson team for tho
championship Of tae vest in semi
pro ranks in the Western States
Semi-Pfo baseball tournament.
The Merchants went into the
final round W.ta a , to / victory
ever the Phoenix Broncos Saturday
after an Q 10 first round victory
over jerome.
Marston. hurting for the Me-
chants, SLOWED only three hits anc
struck out y opposing batters.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-08-10
Polo Teams Score
One-P0int Victories
90

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 10. UP)-
The Riviera and Legion polo teams
scored cne point victories yesterday
in hard fought matches.
The Riviera four nosed out the
Fort Sill, Okla. army poloists 8 to
2 at Riviera, with Snowy Baker and
Ken Fitzpatrick starring for the
winners.
Eric Pedley showed ever the win
ming goal for the Legion team to
down the Uplifters, 10 to 8, in an
overtime match on viii Rogers
Memorial field,