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Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01

SLOOP WINS
ANNUAL RACE

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island,
Calf. June !. tUP)-Wlliam A. Bar
tholornae's siX-meter sloop Mystery
slipped home an easy winner yes
terday in the annual San Diego
Upton cup 1indward and leaward
y mile race.
The Mystery, starting well,
rounded the WindWard mark with
a half mile lead and was rot head
ed.
Ashley Bown OF San Diego pilot
ed mis- R-sloop Friendship into sec
ond place, three minutes behind
the winner Bill Slater followed
in his sloop LAMA Eight boats en-
tered the race.
A e0-mile overnight auxiliary
race around Catalina Island was
won by Burton BaldWins Trade
wind. c. E. Vesy's schooner Tam
almar finished second and Norman
Pabsts sloop Valiant was third. The
race drew "a cruising windjam-
mers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01

never recover The U.SLT.A.
can never be accused of pettiness
It brought more than half a
hundred linesmen mere to work the
matches Even ice Louis has
nothing or the California young
sters. Mako and Bulge when it
comes to sleeping The kids
knocked off 16 hours in prepara-
tion for the doubles encounter 8.
Budge's beautiful return cs
service IN doubles, particularly eff
his backhand Nothing like il
has been seen since Johnny Van
Ryn was in his prime . The
Australians are a tcugh bunch on
the newspapcrmCn F.. Following
an CID custom they all took a
rlcdge CT secrecy before they
sailed. and agreed that all inter
views must come from Clifford
SprOule, non-rlaying manager
Ard they abide by their
premise SC closely. hat they
went even tell you the time CT
day :.
One dollar viii get you three if
you like Allison to defeat Crawford
in the opening singles match today
. =. plan to take q little of that,
just out Of the belief thot the day
Of miracles Is not past 0uist's
chief weakness is a tendency to
foot-fault The judge called six
on him yesterday. which wasn't
half enough -. The Australians,
through Brother Sproule all agree
that the crowd here has been one
! of the most unbiased they have
ever seen and it has A
stranger could not tell from the
applause when the men changed
courts, which vas the American
player the Australians are tops
IN surefootedness -. although they
wear sneakers with the smoothes
Of rubber soles, they fall much les
than the Americans in spikes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
DEESTER WINS
OAKLAND RACE

OAKLAND, CAL June l. UH-
Lynn Deister, Oakland, yesterday
won the 2OO-mile stock car Pacific
Coast championship at the Oak
land Speedway, by holding his
Ford V-8 to a gruelling pace OF
6934 miles an hour.
Jack Mcnamara, San Francisco
finished second. Wally Pankratz
Los Angeles, was third and Lloyd
Logan, Oakland, fourth.
Deister took the lead at the l44
mile mark, finished two miles a
head of Mcnamara.
Cnly one mishap marred the
race. Rajo Jack, Los Angeles, and
his mechanic turned over three
times when their car skidded on
a flat tire. Neither was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01


PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June /. UP)
"A few chops and volleys on the
North American zone Davis cup
play, which the United States is
rapidly losing to Australia:
One thing YOU can say for the
U. s. team selection committee the
boys can take it they proved
that when they allowed Bitsy
Grant to play an exhibition match
with Vivian McGrath before 1000
spectators. most Of whom believed
Grant, and not Wilmer Allison, de
served a place on the American
team Grant, playing well With
in himself, trounced McGrath, who
ranks Only a shade behind Craw-
ford and Quist, 6-3, Ga The
little Albanian drew a Whopping
calute Waen he left the court -.
Speaking cf Grant, winnie
Richards VI he practiced with The
Australians. thinks the little fell
low has a game calculated 10
very 0uist to the limit
"Quiet." Winnie said, has a game
th2t is based en- steadiness. SO
has Grant. the two Of them Prob
ably would have to play all night
&c reach decision, and l would
Mt care TO bet either way" ..
You wouldn't believe that one
shot could decide a double match,
but that's just what happened yes
terday -. With the American lead
ing . sets to /, 5 games to /. and
1890 on Ouist's service. Mako miss
ed a set-up kill al the net ...
This reprieve was like q shot in
the arm to the discouraged Quist
and Crawford and the began a
rally which ended in victory
Now that George Lott is gone
Ouisr the boy with the half-Dack
legs. must be the best doubles play
er in the world his strategy Is
beautiful MIXTURE Of soundnest
and daring, and he can really put
the ball away =. My guess is tina
Jack Crawford's best singles days
are in the past . He lacks th'
stamina nov, and those lick.ngs h
J took from Fred Perry gave hi
morale a jolt from which it will
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
CRAVES TOPS BRAWLEY CARD
.Estrad a To
Meet I. {.
B O m b e r

erm an Graves, the
Brown Bomber Of Imperial
valley is scheduled to meet
his toughest battle Of the
year Tuesday night in the
Brawlev drena when he tangles With
Julio Estrada of the San Bernar-
dine athletic club
Graves dropped ESTRADA for q
ten count in their first meeting
several weeks ago but the San
Bernardino battler has shown
speed in recent bouts and is now
in excellent condition for his i'm
pending fight with the 81 Ceutr0
Negro.
Estrada's impressive showing
against Doro Perez laSt week dem
cnstrated to valley lans that he
has improved both in offensive
and defensive fighting In spite
Of the fact Graves holds a K. O..
win over the San Berdoo boy We
look for the best battle CT the
season when these two boys meet.
Other bouts on the program
match KID Chocolate against Bill
Miller, j. Gonzales against C. San
doval, Harry Arlington VS.. Will
lard Hcuge. Shorty Houge against
Robert Adams, A. Moren against
Bobby Hagar, Johnnie Amara ys.
Joe Gonzales, and L Craig against
Joe Chovarria.
The Houge- Arlington battle will
be one Of the outstanding bouts
on the card. Hcuga put up a
great fight last week and was
rated by the crowd as one of the
cleverest. most Entertaining fight
ers to show in the BraWley ring
Houge packs a devastating punch
in either hand and boasts an al
most impenetrable defense.
The Escalona Miller bout also
looms as a crowd pleaser as beth
boys are fast and clever.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
No. Las-2655

NJ. LdS--OOO
! ON THURSDAY. the 18th day OF
June. 1886. at 1l:O0 AM. LOS AN
GELFS TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
/ COMPANY. as Trustee under and
| pursuant to Deed of or Transfer in
/ Trust executed by Roy Shepard
and Marie D. Shepard, husband anc
wife, and Arthur Shepard ana
Delana Shepard, husband and wife,
dated July "a. 1881, recorded Au-
gust IS. 1881, in Book 305. Page 109.
of Official Records in the office
/ Of the Recorder of Imperial Coun-
ty, California. and securing, among
other obligations, note for 100000
dated July "a. 1881. in favor o.
/ Security-First National Bank Of
Los Angeles, will sell al public AUG
ton 10 highest bidder for cash
! PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY
/ OF THE UNITED STATES AT
TINE OF SALE) at the Main En-
/ trance to the Imperial County Court
! House. in the City Of Fl Centro,
j County Of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia. al right, title and interest
conveyed 10 and nov held by il
under said Deed or Transfer ic
the property situate in the said
County and State, described as:
The Southwest quarter Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section
Fourteen IA. Township Sixteen
South. Range Fourteen l4l East,
S.BM., in the county of Imperial,
State Of California. as Per Map
Of the resurYey approved and
filed in the United States Land
Office al Los Angeles, California.
Lots Six 10 and Seven - in
Section Fourteen lG. Township
Sixteen 90 South Range Four
teen "a East. SBM, in the
County Of Imperial, State OF
California. according to Map Of
the United State Government re-
survey approved February 6. 1903,
and on file in the United States
Land Office at Los Angeles. Cali
fornia.
Said sale will be made. but with.
OUT covenant or warranty. expires.
or implied, regarding title, posses
SION, or encum brances, to pay H.,
entire principal sum Of said note
to-Hit, 100000, with interest from
October a, 1884 at the rate Of sev.
en- per cent per annum. compound
ed quarterly; advances if any, un
der the terms Of said Deed O.
Transfer: fees. charges and eX
penSes Of Trustee and Of trust
created by said Deed or Transfer
> The beneficiary under said Dee;
or Transfer, by reason Of a breaci
o. default in the obligations secur
3 ed thereby, heretofore executed ant
. delivered 10 undersigned q writer
Declaration Of Default and Demanr
, for Sale and written notice c
! breach and of election TO cause III
: undersi gned TO sell said property
!, satisfy said obligations. and there
/ after, on December 26. 1885, tn
undersigned caused said notice G
!, breach and Of election to be record
ed in Book AIT, Page 81, of Officia
|, Records in said recorders office.
Dated May l3, 1886.
j. LOS ANGELES TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
!. as Said Trustee
BY j. VeenhuyZen,
: Vice Presider
BY A. F. Huntly
J. Assistant Secretar.
CORPORATE SEAD
, J IN 1921 ID
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
No. 2106l
In The Superior Court OF The State
of California In And For The
No. 2IN6I


In The Superior Court OF The state
of California In And For The
County OF San Diego.
In The Matter Of the Estate Of
JOHN J. KREGEAR. also known
as J. J. KREGEAR, Deceased.
TAKE NOTICE thlt the Admin
istrator Of the above entitla Estate
will on or after June y, 1886, sell,
at private sale. all The right. tIlle
and interest Of the above entitled
Estate in and TO the following des-
cribed real property:
All that real property situated in
the County of Imperial, State OF
California. described as follows:
Lots One ID and Two % in
Block Seven 90 Of Burk SubdiW-
sion Of Block Seven % and Eight
49, of El Centro Addition No. J..
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 viii be received
at Suite Sic Bank Of America
Building. San Diego. California.
Dated this Goth day of May. 1886.
GEORGE w. FISHER,
Administrator Of above entitled Es-
tate. IN Propria Persona.
M25-J7.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
CRUZ GOMEZ TO MEET GRAVES
IN OPENING AMATEUR PROGRAM
BOATWRTGHT TO
GARCIA

Eight bouts, any one o.
which could be tossed into
the top spot, are scheduled
for the opening program on
the Ell Centre amateur fight
card 10 be held in the Ell Centre
CITY Limits arena Friday night,
starting promptly at $50.
Cruz Gomsz, who IS matched
with Herman Graves, has boxed
every outstanding amateur middle
weight on the coast and has never
been stopped.
Manuel Ortiz, who kayoed Bob
bv Hagar last week viii meet Pat
CULLEN recognized bantam weight
champion OF the Orange belt, in
the semi-Windup.
In the sixth bout on the card
Everett Jurea Of the Santa Ana
club viii meet Phil King.
Eugene Boatwright, Ell Centre
tattlsr whose spectacular style OF
attack brought down the house in
BraWlev a few weeks ago, will
meet Al Garcia OF the Santa Ana
Athletic club. Garcia also packs
a good wallop and will give Boat
wright a great battle.
Other bouts on the program are.
Clarence Ferguson VS.. Larry
Thomas.
Eugene Napier vs.. Joe Guerro.
Willie Estrada vs.. Kid Escalona.
j. Warren VS.. Virgil Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Y a n k G G S
lnCre q S G
Loop Lead

Joe Di Maggie sensational New
York Yankee rookie blasted out
triple in the 18th inning TO bring
home the winning run and give the
New York club a 5-4 win over the
second place Boston Red SoX.
The victory increased the lead OF
the New Workers to four and one
half games.
Cleveland was only a half-game
behind the Red SoX as a result OF a
7 TO 5 win over the Chicago White
SoX.
The ST. Louis Browns whipped
Detroit. Il TO 10, by putting on
ninth inning fiye-run rally.
The Washington Senators beat
out the Philadelphia Athletics, TO
1. to give Peter Appleton his fourth
win.
The St. Louis Cardinals increased
their National League leadership to
two and one half games and Dizzy
Dean chalked up his ninth win OF
the year as the Cards beat out the
Cincinnati Reds. s to 7, in a l2-inn-
ing affair
Al Smith. who came into pitch
after Carl Hubbell had been slam
med off the mound. walked IN the
winning run in the Dodgers 4 to )
triumph over the New York Giants.
A single in the 10th by Ethan
Allen gave the Chicago Cubs an 8
to 7 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Boston Bees scored a 6 to 5
triumph over the Philadelphia Phil
lies in an thinning struggle.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01

cials OF the league. and celebrities
from all parts of the valley will
give brief talks that viii be broad
cast to all parts of the county.
Ike Schlatter. county supervisor.
viii toss the first ball officially
opening league play
After the brief ceremCnieS two
OF the strongest indoor teams ever
assembled in Imperial valley. rep
resenting BraWley and E Centro.
will take the field and attempt
to turn in the first victory Of the
valley league season.
Homer Chambers, FL Cenro strike
out king. viii take the mound for
FL Centre and Ray ForShey will
be behind the plate. RaoeouX,
veteran Indio pitcher, viii be on
the mound for the BraWley team
and Pete Sewers will knock 'em
down behind the plate.
Al first base tor the Fl Centro
club will be Ralph Black, home
run champion Of the e Centre
league last season and one Of the
most dependable hitterS on the
club N. House viii be en- second
and Dutchie Van NoStrand on
third. Joe Hurst will take short
stop and Aaron, EhmKe and Dan
iels win make up the El Centre
outield.
For Brawley Loyeleady Will play
first. P. Williams second, T. Will
and Lewis. Emanuelh and S. Dan
iels in the outfleld.
Tuesday night the CaleXico val
ley league team will play host
TO the Holtville softballers in the
second game Of valley league play.
A thrilling pitching duel is slat-
ed to take place when Cliff Car
nth, ace of the Holtville mound
staff, and Ed Kelly, Calexico
mainstay, tangle.
The game is scheduled to start
promptly at 8.l5
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01

The New York Yankees. setting
the pace in tne American Legaue
race. are slowly pulling away from
the rest Of the field. including the
Gilded Boston Red Sox. The Boston
cluo mas suffered The loss Of several
Of their first string players through
injuries and as q result have drop
ped several games in the last two
weeks.
Detroit. 1898 champions. have
been playing Ia and out ball but as
Vet have fai.eo 70 show the brand
OF ball tina, gaEe them The 1885 title
Cleveland has shown promise but
its pitching staff is not dependable
enough 10 rate the Indians as d ser
iOus pennaLt threat
The White SCy also lack pitching
strength and can not be rated as
q first division BAN club.
The yankees offensive and de
fensiYe strength is far superior to
any club in the league with the
possible exception Of the Red SoX,
and the New YOIkers are building
their lead uHlla the Ped Sox are
recuperaling from injuries. When
the Red S0T DO get under way again
the Yanks VIII have a lead that will
be almost impossible to overcome.
The sensational hitting Of Joe
Dimaggio. Cres5 cItI. Lazzeri ano
Gehrig. and the excellent pitching
Of the Yauzee mound staff stamps
the New YorEers q the team to beai
in the junior loop.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
FOUR RESCUED
WHEN THROWN
OUT OF LAUNCH

SALT LAKE CITY, June /. WR)-
-Four persons thrown into the storm
whipped waters of Great Salt Lake
when their boat capsized yesterday
were rescued by rne power launch OF
the county sheriffs office.
The four were in a 20foot motor
launch accompanying Miss Hazel
Cunningham, 25-year-old marathon
swimmer, on her effort to set an II
mile marathon swim record from
Antelope Island to Black Rock,
mainland resort.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Yacht Sails to
Defend Her Title
.On-

HONOLULU, T. H, June /. UP)
The Manuiwa, trim yacht owned
by Harold Dillingham; of Honolulu,
today was en- route to Santa Mon
lea, Cal, to defend her title in the
California-Hawaii transpacific yacht
race later in the summer The
Manuiwa sailed from here Satur-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
HIGH SCHOOL MEETS
nOLTVILLE OILERS

In the Holtville league the Mer-
chants will attempt TO break into
the leaele lead with a win over
the strong Holtville Oilers Thurs
day night.
The three teams in the loop are
tied for first place each team hav-
ing won two games and lost two.
In the BraWley commercial
league General Petroleum will
meet Casey'S nine Wednesday
night and the 1. V. Hardware will
tackle Shorty's shoemen Thursday
NIGHT.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Part of Film Studio
Destroyed by Fire

HOLLYWOOD. June l. UP)-A
portion Of the administration build
ing of the 10th Century-Fox Studio
in the Westwod area was destroyed
by fire yesterday. the second blaze
on the lot in less than a month.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Sportsman Killed
During Polo Game

SANTA MONICA, Cal, June l.
UR)-Winslow B. Felix, AZ, promi-
nent Southern California sportsman
and automobile dealer, died at
Santa Monica hospital today from
injuries suffered when he was
hurled by his mount during a polo
oamP
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Hoover Dedicates
Scout Reservation

BAKERSFIELD. Cal, June !. up
Former President Herbert Hoover
yesterday dedicated a new Kern
county Boy Scout reservation at a
ceremony attended by 1000 persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. 050964
Department of the Interior
General Land Office at Los Ange
les. Calf, Nav &. 1876.

General Land Oi1ice al Los ange-
les, Calf. May s, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Charles c. Van Epps, Of Boulevard,
Calf, who, on January 3. 1893. made
HomeSteady Entry. No 050964, for
WiaNEl2; Wi4SEA, Section "a
Township IFS, Range E. S. 3.
Meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
ton TO make final three year Proof,
to establish claim to the land
above described. before w. c. Cool
ledge Notary Public, at Pine Valley,
Calf. on the 23rd day of June, 1896.
Claimant names as witnesses:
) Olen T. Rutherford, Of Jacumba
Calf
Arthur G Mack, Of Boulevard,
Calf.
John II. Sheffield Of Jacumba.
Calf
Den A. Ruby, Of Boulevard. Calf.
PAUL B. WITMER,
Register
Non-coals
Withdrawn by TX order Of Noyem
embeY 2o, 1884.
GMl2-l9-26 J2-9)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
BACHELORS, NEV-SAL
TO TANGLE TUESDAY

Ell Centre league teams will open play in the El
Centre commercial leagues Tuesday night when the Bache
ors meet the Power company in the first game and the
Elks will play the Eagles club in the second tilt.
"Wednesday NIGHT the Coca Cola team will meet the
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01

Caterpillar nine and Thursday
night the Maggie Fat Boys will
play the Valley Steam Laundry.
Friday night the E league will
wind up city league play When the
Elks meet Golden State in the
first tilt and the Bachelors club
take on the Eagles club.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Coast = National = American
LEAGUE STANDINGS
: eSterhHys Result


st. Louis, 8 Cincinnati, O2 inn
ings).
Brooklyn 4; New York, ..
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, g.
Chicago. 8; Pittsburgh, 90 inn
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
IKE SCHLATTER TO
TOSS FIRST BALL

Indoor League officials from every loop in the county
city officials and county supervisors well as Soba
fans from all the valley will storm the Wilson school
field in FL Centre tonight to witness the opening game OF
the valley league Immediately preceding the game otIl-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
pACIEIr- anAsT LEAGrE

IFNIFTUN > HFNuIIH
Los Angelo, 81. N ssions, 40.
Seattle. Sic. Oakland, 81.
Sacramento. SO; Portland, %.
san Francisco. 5-5; san Diego,
81.
GHmes Tuesday
Los Angeles at san Diego.
san Francisco at Missions.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
Yuma Cubs
Break Even
In 7 Games

Held in check for six innings by
the flawless twirling of Castro, the
Yuma Cubs came to life in the last
inning of the second game to bat
out 9 runs and gain an even break
in a double header played against
the Tucson Ell Centres Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Ell Centres annexed the first
tilt behind the brilliant pitching of
d. Carrillo who limited the Cubs to
eight scattered hits. The Tucson
nine touched Church Lightfoot for
10 safe blows to take a SO decision.
Waters and Byers led the Yuma
attack in the first game with two
hits apiece and Kennedy and
Praether paced the Cubs in the
nightcap each polling out three hits
in four tries
Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yekferdny's HesIIlts

1fFaffhht y hFNhiAN
New York. 3; Boston, 4 G2 inn
ings).
Washington. 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland. Z; Chicago, 8.
ST. Louis, II; Detroit, TO-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
BERGER BAT ADDS NEW STING TO BEES' ATTACK
Helped in Win Against Paul Dean Yesterday Gene
 Ford Looked Good

Boston, June 1S = (UP)-- Wally Berger's big Bludgeon, silent for SC long this spring, was laundering with all its might today.
 slugging Wally's extra-base hit- ting stood out yesterday, as the Bees routed Paul Dean to beat the Cardinals 9 to 6 in the opener, though dropping the nightcap of the twin bill 10 to 2.
 It was Berger's second inning triple, scoring two runs, that sent Paul to the clubhouse. Berger scored before the inning was out and the Bees led 6 to 0. Danny MacFayden blew the Bees advan- tage in the fifth, and Ben Cantwell relieved to receive credit for the victory.
 Turn About
 In the second game, the Cardinals accorded Ray Benge the same greet ing Paul Dean had received from the Bees, scoring six runs in the first two innings. Again Berger added thunder to the Bees attack, with an eighth inning homer--his seventh circuit clouth of the year.
 The Bees Collegiate rockies got their first change under fire in the second game. Gene Ford, former Iowa University star, pitched the final two innings, setting down the Cards in order in the eighth. Earl Larsen, Colgate grad, played the ninth innings at second base, while Andy Pilney of Notre Dame went in aS c pinch hitter, but whiffed.
 Nice Work
 The Red eox, meanwhile, triumph ed in Chicago 9 to 4, as Yves Fer- rell and Jimmy Foxx homered. Wes' blow was his first homer of the year, and helped run up 6 seven run lead in the first three innings Jimmy's homer was his 17th. Wei coasted through to victory, allow ing solid hits.