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Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Cardinals Stretch Lead
With Win Over Phils

swinging by allowing seven hits,
ann paved the way for the Bees to
win by dumping down three neat
sacrifice bunts Car6lton, the first
of three Cub hurlers, was the loser
In a sloppy game at the Polo
grounds. the New York Giants took
an lt-5 decision from the Pittsburgh
pirates, who made five fielding er-
rorS.
Brooklyn's Dodgers slumped back
into the losing column, falling II
before the Cincinnati Reds. Paul
Derrnger was nearly invincible.
IN the American league the New
York Yankees were forced to come
from behind with a siXrun rally in
the seventh to defeat the Chicago
White SoX 9-6. The victory enabled
New York to increase its league lead
a full game since the second place
Boston Red SoX lost.
1. was Billy Rogell's ninth inning
single driving in two runs that gave
the Detroit Tigers an 81 decision
over the Red SoX.
The Philadelphia Athletics halted
the Cleveland Indians three game
winning streak by taking a 4-3 de
cision. The AS were forced to
come from behind then choke off
q threatened Indian rally in the
ninth to win.
Washington atsSt. Louis was rain
ed out
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Baby Face
Will FiiQht
At BrawIey

Baby Face Shaw. rated as one
of the most colorful lightweight
boxers in the amateur game is
scheduled to tangle with Phi
King in bout number seven in
the Brawley Eagles arena tonight.
This fight promises to be the
outstanding scrap en- this weeks
card. Both battlers are fast, tricky
and pack powerful punches. When
these two boys meet i'll the center
OF the ring and start throwing
leather fans will see plenty OF
action as we'll as one Of the most
cleverly fought battles ever wit
messed in the Eagle square.
The top bout on the program
between Castillo and Gonzales
should turn out to be a regular
free-for-al. Both batJlers employ
the punch and slug system Of fight
ing and the boy who lands the
first solid blow will win the bout.
The Tuffy MISUNDERSTANDING
battle will also provide plenty OF
action. Laudermilk is one OF the
most popular boxers to show in
Brawley and when he enters the
ring fans can anticipate a great
fight.
A special bout on the program
will match Virgil Smith. Imperia!
Valleys Make Baer against Mel
vim Finley. Smith hits hard with
either hand but his best punch
IS q long roundhouse right that
starts from center field. When
the blow lands ii spells doom fOr
an opponent but Finley is conf
5ent that Smith won't be on his
feet enough to land his far famed
punch.
Other bouts: Johnnie Amara VS..
Jay Bison. K. o. Ferguson vs.. Art
Ia FCya, Walter Henry VS.. Lester
Vivian. Chet Galloway VS.. R. AL
yarado. Al Flores Us. Rudy White,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Thriller To.
Be Seen Al.
City Limits

Cruz Gomez, leading middleweight
CT the Ontario athletic club and
one of the outstanding amateurs
on the coast, will attempt 10 eX-
tend his lClg string Of victories
at the expense of Herman Graves
in the main event at the FL Cen
tro arena Friday night.
This bout which heads the anna
teur program this week, promises
to be the most thrilling fight Of
,he season. Gomez will furnish
Graves his stiffest competition OF
the year and may halt the list OF
X. o. wins run up by the EI Cen
tro Brown Bomber.
Ine seventh bout on the card
matches willard Hogue against
Felix Gomez. a younger brother
Of Cruz. Felix is reputed TO be
as good in his weight class as
Cruz is in the middleweight divi-
sion.
johnnie Amara. the busiest
lightweight in the valley. viii take
on still another Gomez brother in
the sixth bout Of the card. Amara
will be pitted against Joe Gomez
Willis Shorty" Hogue viii meet
Johnnie Aguilar in the fifth bout
and this battle will probably pan
out TO be one Of the best on the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Bra w | e v
TO
M a ke Bid

Hardin Young, veteran midget
race driver from Brawley, who
recently purchased a new midget
racer powered by an outboard
motor. has tuned up his new speed
ster and plans to be right in the
money when the tiny autos race
across the finish line Thursday
night.
Last week Young was unable to
take any first places but he made
a creditable showing in his first
try at the wheel of the outbCard
special. This week he will know
his car and will give Freddie Da-
Wis a real run for first place.
Davis has dominated the racing
at the Midget oval in the last two
meets and the valley drivers are
locking forward to halting his
streak Thursday.
Davis rivals have their work
cut out for them, however, for
the Davis Special is a tough car
to beat in any mans race; but
anything can happen to upset
the dope. 1t is this element OF
chance that makes the event one
of the most fascinating OF all
sports.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
2O-3O Club
Downs EIks;
Head Loop

Billie Sunstrom, 20-30 club mound
ace. chucked the club team to a
10 victory over the hard hitting
Elks club to take over first place
in the El Centro "B" league.
The 2O-3O clubbers managed to
bat out five bingles off the slants
Of Davis. Elks' hurler, but could
not score until the fifth inning.
Harriss' triple followed by CoSby's
single scored the only marker of
the game.
Sunstrom whitfield "A batters and
walked only two while Davis fan
ned 10 stickers and passed three.
In the second game the Nev-Cal
diamondeers unleashed a powerful
hitting attack to down the Bach
elors club 1l-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

PHILADELPHIA, June %. tU.P)-
Punching around like that guy
got" said Jim Braddock, following
a long pull on his beer, never did
anybody any good Black or white,
young or old, two hundred right
hands on the kisser does something
bad to you"
The heavyweight champion
sounded this opinion of Joe Louis,
and the Walloping he took from
Max Schmeling last week, during
little boxing caucus in his room on
the eve of the Democratic conven-
ton. Jersey Jim. VINO came down
here to referee the fight between
Leroy Haynes and Al Ettore, just
can't understand those experts who
have announced in print that from
the beating will arise a stronger
and smarter Joe Louis.
An ordinary beating might have
helped him" Jim said, but not
that awful one he took. Jez, I been
fighting for nearly twelve years,
and Joe got more punishment in
twelve rounds than have altogeth-
er. If he doesn't take a six months
or a years rest he's crazy. That
licking Max gave him may leave him
punch shy too. I've known lots of
fighters VINO. once they got banged
around and flattened, just never
could work up their confidence
again"
Braddock frankly admitted that
he was disappointed that Schmeling
beat him to a shot at the supposedly
inyicible Detroit Negro.
I'm not second guessing, or try
ing to take anything away from
Max, when I tell you that I've
known all along that Joe was ready
to be exploded. Everybody thought
I was just talking when I said six
months ago that just as sure as ]
fought him, I'd knock him out. I
remember saying to myself as ]
watched him fight Pauline, what
sucker he was for a right hand.
Why, every time he jabbed he lean.
ed way over and stuck his kisser out
there, just begging for it to be
knocked off I would have knocked
il off too"
In his enthusiasm, Braddock stood
up and, using his manager, Joe
Gould, as Louis, showed just how
he had figured out to slam home a
right over the "bomber's" left.
we worked this all out with
pictures" Jim said I'VE knew II
was cinch anything we could
get in there with him. We knew
this. too. You don't make great
fighters in a year or two. There
amt never been a champion made
in that short a time. A great fight
er's got TO have experience, and
there's only one way to get tin
there fighting. And not fighting
mugs, either. And until Max got
in there, that's all he had ever
fought"
Braddock believes he'll lick
schmeling in the fall, but not cas-
/ iiy.
Hes been around a while, and
knows some OF the answers jim
said. But just about all he's got
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
COAST LEAGUE
TIED UP TIGHT
Pg UNITED PRESS

The battle for leadership in the
Pacific Coast League was tied up
into a tighter knot today thar.
at any time since the season open
ed
The four first division teams
have only a half game margin
between them. The San Francis
co Missions and Seattle Indians
are tied for first place with 46
games won and 80 lost. Just hall
q game below them rest the Port
land Beavers, with AZ wins and
SO losses. And only a single per-
centage point below the Beavers
are the Oakland Acorns, their
record showing Al victories and
38 defeats
The league trailing Sacramento
Solons, who scored a revengeful
upset on the Mission Reds Sun
day by coping both ends of
double header play the San Diego
Padres, leaders of the second divi-
sion and only three and a hall
games out Of first place.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
ETTORE BEATS
BLACK MENACE

PHILADELPHIA. June 23 UP
Philadelphia's reputed BLACK
Menace Leroy GHowitzer Hayn-
es was just another "over rated
heavyweight boxer today after his
third straight trouncing by Al
Ettore.
Dubbed the convention special
by its promoters, the 15-round af-
fair turned out dull and boring to-
$4,000 spectators.
Neither fighter landed a solid
punch all night, but the referee
and judges agreed unanimously
the Italian had outpointed the Ne
gro. Jimmy Braddock refereed.
Ettore weighed 1877; Haynes, 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
MAGGIO BROS.
TOCLASH WITH
LAUNDRY BOYS


Magic Brothers softballers will
meet the Valley Steam Laundry
Wednesday night in an FL Centre
4 league game.
Joe Hurst will be on the mound
for the Laundry team, which has
lost only TWO games all season
The Maggie team has net an
nounced its starting pitcher as
yet
Thursday night the league lead
ing CaterpilIars viii meet the up
and coming Coca Cola Bottlers.
The Catzrplllars mas dropped only
one decision this season and Is
the best balanced team in the
league.
The. Coca Cola nine boasts a
strong batting CLUB and is cap
able of playing first class de-
f1nslve ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
STANDINGS HOLD
In ARIZONA'S
BASEBALL LOOP
By UNITED PRESS

Standings in the Arizona state
baseball league remained un-
changed as a result of Sunday
games, but the Yuma Cubs, by
winning a doubleheader from the
Miami Cyos, pushed closer on the
heels of the second place Phoenix
BronchoS.
The Bronchos and City of Phoe-
nix split their double bill at Phoe-
nix. The Broncs winning the af-
ternoon game 8 to 6, but losing
the night contest to 5.
AT Tucson, the leading
Tucson Merchants and the Ell
Centres split their two games. The
Ell Centres walloped the merchants
to the tune of 10 to in the day
game, but dropped the night battle
7 to 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
American Loses
Out in Tourney

WIMBLEDON. Eng, June %.
sU.P)-Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
Of Brookline. Mas, Americas
third ranking woman player, was
eliminated today b. Frauleia Marie
Horn OF Germany in the first
round singles Of the all-Ensland
tennis championships. The score
was 6-3. Us.
Mrs. Fabyan, seeded third in
the tourney. w5s Americas CHIEF
hope TO capture the Women's
crown let uudefeuded this year
b.. Mrs. Helen wills Moody.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
.TODAYS-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

is a right hand and I'll give you my
end of the purse if he hits me with
more than two or three right hands
in the whole IS rounds. A right
hand punch is a sucker punch. Good
fighters don't get hit with 'em Of
ten. My left hand is pretty good
piece of business. and Schmeling's
isn't. And I figure a guy with two
hands oughta beat a guy with one"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

NEW YORK. June %. WP)-Rip-
per Collins. slugging first basemen
of the St. Louis Cardinals, led his
club to an SO victory over the
Philadelphia PhillieS today which
increased the Cards National league
lead to a game and a half.
RIP" blasted out two home runs
and a single that drove in five
S.. Louis runs.
Chicago's Cubs lost their second
straight, 4 5-l decision to the BoS-
ton Bees. Wally Berger nit circuit
smash with two aboard in the first
inning. Ray Benge kept the Cubs
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
CALEXICO TO
MEET BAKERS

The league leading CaleXico ball
club will meet the Holtvile nine
tonight on the CaleXicO diamond
in an important contest. Should
Calexico lose and should the
Brawley team wallop E. Centre
the two teams would be tied for
the league lead.
Ed Kelly will 90 the chucking
For the Calexicans and will be
opposed by Nelson Cummings.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Imperial Valley Press

Published every AFTERNOON ex-
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,.rday afternoon issue now sue
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Publishing Company, 625 state
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post office as second clAss mat
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

card.
Gregorio Escalona will meet
Barney Reece in the fourth fight
Reece kayCed Skies last week and
is rated as one Of the claSsiest
flyweights TO show in the valley
Leslie Childers and jess Gotta
will trade blows in the third fight
and Manuel Ortiz will defend his
accumulation Of titles when he
meets Teddy Baer.
Ezy Flowers and Virgil Smith
Will open the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

DENVER, Colo, June %. (U.P)-
Marion Miley of Lexington, KY,
led a field Of 80 qualifiers into the
opening round of match play to-
day in the 1886 Women's trans
Mississippi golf tournament. Her
opponent was Mrs. j. L. Bailey
of Emporia, Kans.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
PACIFIC COAST STANDINGS

Yesterdays Results
Los Angeles, SIS; Seattle 2-1.
Portland, 7-8; San Francisco, pa
San Diego 20-3, Oakland AZ.
Sacramento 1913; Missions SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Art RubideauX. The E Centro
sluggers pounded the offerings
Of Rubideaux in the first tilt for
a total of six runs but the Braw-
lev club outdid itself 10 defeat
the El Centro team, rallying in
the last few innings to snatch out
a victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Bench
Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

ROY Lawless. self styled slugger
has set some sort of a record il
the El Centre softbal league.
Lawless. a regular on the Maggie
Brothers nine. and one Of the few
regulars to turn out for the club
games. has failed TO get a hit in
over thirty times at bat. Fans
are always glad to see ROY come
to bat as he stirs up a most pleas
ant breeze in his wild attempt to
hit the elusive indoor baseball.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23
Homer Chambers
Will Take Mound

The second place Brawley Merchants will journey to
the FL Centre ball park tonight to take on the Cellar
Champion El Centro Merchants in a valley league tilt
starting at 8l5 Homer Chambers is slated to take the
mound for the FL Centre and will be opposed by
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Joe Hurst. one of the few
players on the Merchants valley
league team that is playing first
class ball, is the most consistent
hitter in the loop. Joe can al
ways be counted on to get q
safe blow when il is most need
ed. His stellar fielding and
piching stamp him as the great
est all around Player TO take part
i'm Imperial Valley indoor games.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Elks ............ 600 600 Go
Triples, Harris. Struck out by
Sunstrom. a; struck out by Davis
10. Walked by Sunstrom, , walked
by Davis. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

If Herman Graves can take the
measure of Cruz Gomez in the bout
Friday night he should have little
trouble with Jack MorriSSette
Tuesday June 80 when the FL
Centre Negro Will take on the
Brawley battler in a bout to decide
the middleweight championship G
the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Fred Davis. leading midget
driver of the Midget association
demonstrated to fans last Thurs
day one Of the reasons he is the
leading driver.
Thursday afternoon before the
races he broke his foot. Davis,
however. wanted to race 50 badly
that he entered the 40 lap grind,
drove the entire race and won
the event in spite Of his injury.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-23

Morrissette is taking the fight
seriously, however, maybe he
hopes he can become the Max
Schmeling of Imperial Valley
and is going through a serious
training course in san Diego.
Jack should be i'm great condi-
tiOn b. fight time and the battle
may develop into classic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-15
ORGANDY AND TAFFETA

You'll scarcely believe
your eyes when you
see these organdy and
rayon. taffeta dresses.
Hundreds of crisp.
new. smart dresses.
Sizes I To II years.
Evening star., 1936-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Evening star., 1936-09-21

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Sc week; large double room. twin peos: soJ
bath ch.w: men. Adams SSs4. r.
Evening star., 1936-09-21

1924 18th ST NW.-Room. with private
screened porch, So week; single ROOM
So so: 2nd floor u
Evening star., 1936-09-21

1909 10th N.W-Large front room sec
ond floor for three; also oouole fooii
Evening star., 1936-09-21
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED by elderly lady, one large or
room and kitchenette. unfurniShed, Ink
near bath and car line Must be reasonaple.
Call Potomac 0S44. -
Evening star., 1936-09-21

334S 10th N.W-Clean. neatly furnished
basement room, twin beds l or = men,
Hao ahla