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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHEp.


ANACOSTIA, D. CHEATED APT, 4
rooms and bath. rear porch $40 per
month; adults. Box GAM. Star.
GoPLEY COURTS, 1914 nth ST. NV
itSbraai9n sWiteSboaaarid9n ana and s gas free; continuous
I-room apt. large kitchen. foyer. bath.
Res. mgr.
Il ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN,
Stove Stove. s4ss6 nS stfs adults refs" tabletop gas
723 G ST. NE.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR; .
rooms. kitchen ia, and private, bath, heat.
couple preferred $3.50 mo.
4l5 9th ST. N.E.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR,
corner all front rooms; 2 bed rms. kitchen,
dlnette, tiled bath. porch. attic: cont. hot
HIt water on neat elec. refg.; adults. Lincoln
9l3 EYE ST. N.W.-3 LARGE ROOMS
and BATH. porch. heat etc; rent $40 per
month , See 5anitor, on premises or j. A.
hhf DEN 212 woodward Building
2 BED ROOMS LIVING ROOM. KrT AND
bath, S57 90 and S65 t3 exposures: also
rooms; kit, and bath. $50. Newly deco
rated' electric refrigerstor; resident man
ager. 302h 18th ST. NV.
PAY LESS IN IDEAL LOCATION.
l4O4 LonRfellow NV large rms. kit.
din, bath new bldg; near parks. stores,
cars. buses Potomac 4350-W. 20'
GopLEY COURTS, 1914 18th ST. NV
switchboard and elevator Spacious -
room apt. all outside rooms. large kitchen
path, closets. Resident manager.
S57 ,5o-5 r., B.. 1923 CLIFTON NV.
Immediate occupancy. Start rent Oct |
Screened porch: all like new. Col. 475e.
THE CONCORD. 1901 OREGON AVE,
nw.-Several apts of > to rooms and
bath large rooms; open fireplaces: janitor
service: JOHN SCRIvENER g. BRO. 9I4
q st. NV.
KEDRICK. 1901 X ST. lsW.. APT. 400
arm. hsKp. apt. newly decorated: Electro
southern
oct 20s
I'LL 4th ST. .E.---4 ROOMS AND BATH.
neat included; also @nd-noor apt; S35 so
month. ""'
1880 LYMAN PL. NE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. heat, hot water and
elec refs. furn.; $40. See tanitor on
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WIDOW refined lady Government en-
ploye. desires homelike Accommodations
with private family, vicinity 18th. I1th
SITS. Park I'd. TO Colorado ave Box OFT
Star. o0s
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ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

90 3rd ST. Sc rooms and Kitchen
ette. semi-priyate bath. gas, cleo. heat.
phone included reasonable
EAST CAPITOL ST rooms. second and
third floors; rent TO one person everything
heat. light, oil burner Box l47-T, Star. .
FOR RENT in Hillcrest Sc. 3 rooms. bath
and garage; separate entrance. Lincoln
2s23 23s
1870 f ST. NE.-Two large. unfurnished
rooms. newly painted. reas. adults. 81
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1859 ST. NV
RATES $40 TO S65 MONTH. cool
DINING ROOMS, SCI ECTIVE MENUS.
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS.
FANS: INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES I'M :
MACuLATELY CLEAN. COUNTRY CLUB.
ROOMS
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UNFUR.

ROSSDHU-Beautiful bed room and bath
90 minutes downtown. in Rock Greek Park
wisconsin 4033 for direction.
l720 M ST. N.W,-First floor. in private
nome; non housekeeping; running water;
anil; S12 month up.
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

FACING PARK-2O31 PARK RD.-9 RMS,
2 baths. well furnished: lease. Cleveland
424 KENYON ST. NW.-HOUSE AR
ranged two apts each, rms, kitchen
bath. Adams 6319. 22s
ARLINGTON. VA, 2703 NO. gath ST
Newly dec. mod home: Ice. living rm.
fireplace. screened porch, 3 bed rooms. .
baths; Is min, downtown Wash, grade
school withiii 2 blks. available Septem-
Der goth: $50. Phone Walnut 81 "a
71a UPSHUR ST NW.-NICELY FURN.
r., b.. yard; oil burner. gar; splendid
condition; geltles; adults; $3.50. Geor-
gia 0179.
FULLY FURNISHED, MODERN BRICK
house, BriChtwood section. . bed rooms
cleo. refrigeration. garage. h.-w h. Lease 8
months from Oct. /. OWNER, Randolph
4493. oos
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l42s IRVING ST. NE-ENTIRE md
moor. detached house, 3 rooms, large
kltchen. large elassed-in porch private
bath; heat. gas electricity. phone electric
relrigeratlon included; 500. Potomac 09S9
302l 18th ST. N.W.-6-ROOM 2nd-FLOOR
call Georgia GTS5
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3633 JENIFER ST. NV.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BATHS:
&S REns npEN

24O MADISON ST. NV.
rooms, new condition. vacant.
$500 4th SIT. NV.
rooms, porches. semi-detached.
5s19 9TH ST NV
rooms. . baths oil heat. seri-dS.
tached; Scar garage
223 CONCORD AVE. NV
First commercial zone: rooms pD7 Ees
attic; garage: always be worth price ASKED
WAPIE & JAMES. INC
1924 1dth ST w nfSf oaA-
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80. LOUIS II. HALL
1904 oath st. NE. Pot eoot
Two-FAMILY HOME
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
l7lS 35th ST. NV
Beautiful semi-detached Colonial briek
nome large rooms. bath, h-w h efarhe3
garage Deep lot with shade trees
81 .450. ON EASY TERMS
BAKER REALTY CO. INC. DIST. 1911
9th AND K SITS NE
ROW orick. bed rooms, Colonial front
porch, h.-w.h; rooms are all in perfert
condition; Frigidaire; nice front and rear
yards. garage Bargain at $3.50. w. z.
Simpson. Columbia 2045.
800, WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
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2524 18th ST. NV. JUST SOUTH CO.
lumbia rd - rms. kit bath; adults;
$3.50: Frigidaire included
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kitchen and bath: heat. hot water and
elec. refs. furn.; $40. See tanitor on
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1914 EAST CAPITOL sT.-NICELY FUR
| nished apt, living. bed ROOM kitchen.
screened porch gas. cleo. heat furnished
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Sc, ,75n-FAcING pApR

semi-detached 1867 N. G. ave.
Faces two streets and park rooms, bath.
span. You'll like It, inspect Small cash.
balance same as rent. PAUL MAGOFTIN' :
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires room in residence Of
rehned Slovsk family In Northwest section.
3ox l4e-T, Star. 2ls
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b323 4th ST NV. APT. 30 LARGE
en- and bath; heat and hot water, refrigera-
TOR furnished; $50. Nearly new bldg Next
70 the corner of Jefferson. Key at Apt a.
after u
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@oZo ONTARIO RID. NV. NEAR 18th
sna a Col; rd. - bed rooms, liv. rm., din
decorated; cross ventilation: convenient
10 schools and car line S5S. Also rooms
Murphy bed. kit. bath. S47.5O Apply on
pI.xIe.nises I.Ie oa, apt "a or e. QUINCY SMITH.
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1925 14th ST NV
rooms, Kitchen and bath $50
Refriseration on House Current.
See Janitor.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

g OR 7 ROOM HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED,
IN Il, Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Md, not over
SiOO; must be clean: excellent care guar
anteed. Wisconsin 1455. No agents.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO.,
TOWER BLDG MET. 1875.
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completely furnished in new home; ali
SonVeniences and phone service; / u blocks
lIom bus. Lincoln 4lq2
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~ ADAMS ST. NV ROOMS KIT,
unlimited telephone PVT. home. residential
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

EP1ScOPALIANS TAKE NOTICE-NIcE
home for rent near Washington Cathedral.
convenient TO grade. high and private
schools; five bed rooms. three baths: newly
decorated; oil heat. double garage
$4,000 per month. 3S20 Seth pi. To
inspect call Cleveland 3 "a
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2l9 CLAIMING ST. NE.-:3 RMS. LIGHT
nousekeepingi semi-pyt. bath, gas cleo
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Igl2 18TH ST. N.W.-NEWLY DECO
rated; first taxi zone; rooms. kit. bath:
Tree reirg; SOB Apply on premises or
y QUINCY SMITH. INC. gnN 18th ST n y,
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ss.45O-s-RooM HOME

-, Located in the finest section OF Mount
Pleasant, overlooking Rock Greek psrE
extremely handy TO every convenience
beautiful stone-front, English-type home
Win eight nicely arranged rooms built
IN bath, shower extra lavatory to master
PED room; modern in every detail; recondi-
tioneo IKE brand-new and priced lower
!naH any similar property ever sold for IN
thlS convenient. close-in section. Phono
H M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 2s63.
Evenings to q, Call Adams 1880
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WOODRIDGE HOMES

Two Groom houses, ami. S55; two 5.
room DungaloWs, $500 and $50 MONTH
S5O; Two broom apts., S37 so and sos. II
q MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood rd. ne
North 433S
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DOWNTOWN. 1857 X ST. NW.-SpA-
cious rooms. kit, bath with shower ele-
pstor. switchboard. free refrg.. SIS Ap-
INC. 300 Eth 81 7, w ~ : -,
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49lo 4th ST. N.W-6 r.. B.. SHOWER,
% s6i7 Ca pieea ave nws VolotsiI Ras Ward rar
S65. 4505 18th st. n.w.--6 r., b.. conv.:
gar: SO. 5503 7th st. n.w-6 r. b.:
vards $50. cputileS. Monday 0t-Q
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1bth ST. HE1GHTS-Large front room. 3
windows; owners home; excellent meals;
garage available; reasonable. Georgia
o441
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ST. NW.-Beautifully fur. single
lble rooms. Southern chef: excel
ais. short walk dist
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3 RMS, KITCHENETTE. SEMI-PRIV
bath: refrigeration: corner. detached 3oi
tennessee ave. ne. S37.50. Call after
D N. -
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l707 G ST. SE.-ONE ROOM. NEWLY
decorated kitchen. cleo refg.. front apt
nicely furnished; good location adults.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-DETACHED 6
500; n. of Foxhall Village. rms. . baths
q bath st floor. reconditioned. SIS:
nearby Md. ; rms. bath. recondtioned
500 nearby Va, rms. bath lot ] 1OOx1 so
S55. FULTON r. GORDON 1927 Eve
st. nv District $3.50; evenings, Cleve-
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ALTON APTS., 1445 PARK RID. NV
rooms. kitchen, bath; cross ventilation: free
refrigeration: elevator
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il md ST, NE.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR
3 large rooms, porch: cleo refrigeration
ami. Janitor service. S45. Couple. Ga
rage Optional ot
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CONTINUED,

HERE is AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET A
six-room. two-bath detached new brick
house at sS.450, good lot; close 40 trans
portation. Phone Shepherd 300.
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1929 MASS. AVE sE-2 ROOMS AND
Kitchen: electricity. gas heat furnished.
newly decorated. reas.: adults
The CHAPLIN, 1474 CHAPLIN ST. NV
: rooms. KIT. bath, $50: first floor. front
= rooms XII. bath cnrner.
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NEW DETACHED COLONIAL HOME. 6
rooms and bath with first-hoor lavatory;
s75 month; convenient to all facilities
Georgia S1fH
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1851 MONROE. ST. Nw-6 ROOMS.
bath, lavatory in basement. screened
porches: h.-w.h.. oil burner. hot-water
storage tank. full cellar. new gas range;
23f7 LIST n.w--9 rooms. 2 baths: hot
air heat, oil burner. large cellar. laundry
tubs S75.
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2l1n 18th ST. N.W.-UNUSUALIY At
tractive; large, double living rm.. bed rm.,
~, o., Seeinway grand piano. French up
Ring janitor ss''i eu'
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3347 NJ ST NV.
4-rm.. bath apt. in excellent condition.
rent, $50
j. LEO KOLB. INC,
1237 Wis. Ave. West 0002.
4O63 GRANT ST. NE. APT. Q
rooms, kitchen, dinette, bath, large
yard $4,000
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lt22 ST. N.W.-A few vacancies. own
er S meme; excellent meals: desirable resi-
Dental block; walking distance
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JEWISH FAMILY.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

4403 18th s.. n.w.-Near bus. car lines
Single rm. Also girl share rm with an
other, twin bees. priv. shower. cont h. W;
exc. meals: rehs.. unlim. phone
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L. PLEASANT. near Park rd.-large
ON, twin beds, in private home: mr.. cars.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
In
Race Dope
Case Slated.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. W.P)-A
hearing into charges that Proclivity,
Northway stable entry, had been
doped was to be conducted today by
the Santa Anita race track board of
stewards. ~
The, hearing was postponed yes
terday when stenographic report
of previous testimony could not be
completed in time for the meeting.
The investigation started when a
saliva test indicated Proclivity
showed signs of having been stim-
ulated The test was taken after
the horse staged a winning effort
New Years day.
Norman w. Church, owner of the
stable, again expressed his conf
dence in Trainer E. L. Fitzgerald
and declared that politics was be-
hind the doping charge.
The stable owner pleaded that
no hasty action be taken in the case
unless definite evidence were un-
covered. He declared that the track
chemist admitted to him that only
trace of an alkaloid were found in
he saliva and the minute quantity
of stimulant could not be identi-
fled.
The stewards, meanwhile, disclos-
ed that a second saliva test had
been given Proclivity Jan. IL, when
the horse failed to win against a
stronger field than New Years day
No traces of alkaloid were found the
second time, they said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
COLTS ALL-AMERICA
PLAYERS PICKED

NEW YORK, Jan. 49, U.P)-Golf's
All-America, announced today by
William D. Richardson In the Ma
tional Calf Review, ranks as tops
in controversy among such myth
cal squads because not one of the
established champions was given a
No. rating.
Bill Richardson named johnny
Goodman of Omaha as No. l among
the amateurs, put Marian Miley of
Lexington, KY, atop the women's
list and selected Chicago's Harry
Cooper as kingpin of the profession
ais.
Johnny Fischer of, Cincinnati, ma
tional amateur champion. wa S
named for No. 2 spot in the anna
teur list. MRS. Maureen Orcutt
Crews of Coral Gables, Fla, runner
up to Pam Barton of England in the
women's national, was made third
in the distaff group. Tony Manero
of Greensboro, N. c.. was ranked
fifth among the mercenaries despite
the fact that he holds the national
open championship
Bill defended his choices by point
ing out that triumphs alone cannot
be relied upont, The game being the
kind it Is" p
Others of the first five in each
group are: Amateurs = Freddie
Haas, jr., New Orleans; Charles
Barrett, Minneapolis; Dorothy
Traung, San Francisco; and Mrs.
o. s. Hill of Kansas City; profess
sionals: Denny Shute, Boston; Ralph
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

Guldahl, st. Louis. and Henry Pic
ard, Hershey, Pa.
One of the biggest surprises was
the omission of Patty Berg of Min
neapolis from the big Five" among
the women. The freckle-faced girl
was listed among the first Is, IN
no particular ORDER
No choice in the various lists will
be debated more than the one
which places Guldahl at No. 3 in
the pro group. Richardson virtual
ly admitted this but explained that
the st. Louis star Game within a
four-foot putt of tying for the ma
tional open and won the Auusta
and Miami Biltmore events"
Of Manero, Richardson says,
ANYONE who wins the U. S. opens,
particularly the way Manero won at
Baltusrol, where he finished with a
ST and broke all existing records for
the U. S. and British opens with
his score of 282, has somethin more
than paint on the ball" Other than
that, Bill makes no explanation as
to why the national champion is
ranked under four men he beat to
the most priced title
The next 10 ranking players in
each group, listed alphabetically
are:
Amateurs-Pat Abbott, Califor-
nia Ray Billows, New York; George
T. Dunlap, New York; Bob Fraser,
Nebraska; Walter Emery, Okla
homa; Paul Leslie, Missouri; Jack
Munger; Texas; Reynolds Smith,
Texas; Willie Turnesa, New York;
Charley Yates, Georgia.
Women-Jean Bauer, Rhode Is
land; Patty Berg, Minnesota;
Mrs. Leona d. Cheney, Cali
fornia; Marion McDougall, Oregon;
Charlotte Glutting, New Jersey;
Kathryn Hemphill, South Carolina;
Betty Jameson, Texas; Mrs. Estelle
Lawson Page, North Carolina; Edith
Quier, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Glenna
Collett Ware, Pennsylvania.
Pros-Jimmy Hines, New York;
Lawson Little, New York; Ray Man.
grum, Ohio; Byron Nelson, New
Jersey; Johnny Revolta, Illinois;
Gene Sarazen, Connecticut; Paul
Runyan, New York; Horton Smith,
Illinois; Macdonald Smith, Califor-.
mia; Jimmy Thomson, New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

QeSlgIltQ dIlO Dullb liiC VI dCh, o1iC
outstanding midget oval in the
nation.
Because Valley drivers have re-
built their tiny cars and made
vast improvements on them, Pop
Evans expects every existing rec
ord to be broken in the first days
events.
The midget officials have al
ready begun to make plans for
their opening day program and
promise the greatest list Of racing
events ever staged in the valley.
Three Yuma cars have already
been entered in the opening races
and Buzz Busard of San Diego
has announced his intention to
take part in the main event.
Two new autos from Brawley
will be battling it out for the years
championship The new cars are
owned by Ralph Buffers and Frank
Bonham. e
Hardin Young, defending cham
pion and outstanding race driver
of the Valley has done a great
deal of WORK on his car during
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
TODAY'S-
Sports Parade
aY HENRY McLEMORE

| Now" Acetta continued as he
thuinbed his reel and whipped his
rod, Il am going to show you how
to cast for leaping tarpon."
Then to me:
Now tarpon. If you will swim off
a few yards and leap into the air,
will wrap this line around your
neck"
This request bothered me on
two counts. In the first place I
was standing on dry land and to
swim" through grass seemed too
much to do even for a man named
Acetta. Secondly. come from an
old Georgia family where a fear of
having anything in the nature of
rope wrapped around the neck
is inborn, several of its nearest and
dearest members having found such
procedure extremely fatal.
However. with the eyes of 200
persons upon me. my vanity got the
best of me and Australian dog
padded away and gave off a leap
which no tarpon would have sneered
at. As I rose into the air with the
grace of q ballerina (and when I
say 'ballerine' I mean q ballerina
who has been out of work 25 years
because of arch trouble) I heard a
"Z-I-N-G." 1t was Acetta cast
ng. The silk line wrapped around
my neck several times and the
wooden plug on the end bopped my
ears.
He then asked me to hold out
my little finger. and with the ac-
curacy of Kentuckian aiming
squirrel gun, be cast. The line
Topped and looped around my digit
cutting off circulation and bringing
an appreciative gasp from the
crowd.
My ears were the next targets,
and despite their resemblance to
rugs hung on line for beating, I
figured / could make him miss. I
determined to make him err when,
after choosing my ears, he said
they made him think of salmon,
leaping upstream in an Oregon
creek. -,
AS he drew back for the cast I
oSS tilcill W WiSSlAiS SiOlChtly, q
trick I mastered in the third grade
in an effort to WOO and win a girl
whose pigtails were the color of bur-
nished bronze, and whose recess
lunch was the best in school.
But he played the wiggles beau
tifully. Again there came that "Z-
INC" And again I felt the
sharp sting OF the line. He had
hooked my left ear perfectly and,
had he cared to. could have brought
1t to gaff in two minutes. At the
finish of the exhibition Acetta
didn't offer to pay me. I'll always
believe that the least he could have
done would have been to slip me a
Fin"
Copyright 1897, by United Press
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
Gre a m e ry
T O N e e t
eIors

Ell Centre o commercial
league basketball teams will
launch their 1887 campaigns
tonight in the Central gym
nasium when the Golden
State Creamery and the Bachelors
club. and the 20-3o club and the
I. v. Hardware ouintets tangle. The
Golden State-Pachelors tilt is slat-
cd TO start at 7:30.
Coaches w S. TAYLOR and Bob
Erskine completed the draw Mon
dav and announced one nieht each
week viii be set aside as CONNER
cial league night.
The four teams are evenly match
ed and the league is expected to
provide manv thrilling and well
played games during the three
rounds of play.
The Golden State viii have few
plsve-s from last seasons team but
WIZ have four Of last years junior
college quintet. Delozier. Van Nos
trand. Withrow and Shipp. Little
field of last years creamery team
is the only outstanding player who
viii see action this year.
The Bachelors club is rated
stronger than last season and has
built team around Art Geib and
poh Frskine Ceib IS former
COLLEGE ete- a,s Fob ErsSine PLAYED
%,,,o roo~.- ~ 4la Co.rther-, Cali
fcrria varsity basketball team.
7. v. Hardware. defending cham
pions. viii not have single first
strinr player from last years club
but according to league officials
will boast one of the best balanced
clrhs in the loop.
The 20-30 club cagers viii have
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

SiiaiiiHiOlSilip, buSCtoIS Cup d0Q
Professionals Trophy events. will
be awarded following a chicken
dinner at z o'clock.
Vaudeville acts. from an Impe-
rial night club will feature the
evenings program. under the spon-
sorship Of Joe Magic.
Brides were flying about in
wild abandon Tuesday in a red hot
foursome at the Barbara Worth
club. Best ball of the foursome
including Don Rex, Russell Nance.
Curley Vesey and Logan jenkins
was seven under par for nine holes.
Nance and jenkins had individual
scores OF one under, while Rex
and Vesey were even par.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Jan. 19
U.P)-During my life time I have
been mistaken for a number OF
things, including plenipotentiary
without portfolio and a Kelley-Cure
salesman, but it remained for Tony
Acetta of Cleveland, national fly and
bait casting champion, to mistake
me for fish.
The error in identity was made
a few days ago in this town when
Acetta gave an exhibition of his
art. Along with some 200 other per-
sons / was standing around Acetta
watching him perform with rod and
reel. when, after a careful study
Of the group. he pointed me out and
asked if I would serve as his fish.
I gasped-probably great deal
like a fish does when he is out of
water-and walked to the center
of the assemblage.
"As fine a tarpon specimen as I
ever saw, folks" Acetta said, and
to my surprise no one disagreed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

that completely baffled the Brawley
basketeers.
Runt Pullens, hitting the basket
from all positions on the court, rang
up II points to cop high scoring
honors for the evening. Hendrix
Brawley star, was second high with
13 points to his credit.
The Clowns were content to pass
the ball around in the early stages
of the game but opened up with
whirlwind offensive to win going
away.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
Henry Armstrong
Fights Tony Chavez

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10. Up>-
Henry Armstrong, recognized in
California as worlds featherweight
champion, tonight clashes with
Tony Chavez Of Albuquerque in a
10-round non-title bout at Olympic
auditorium. The two men met six
weeks ago in st. Louis when Chavez
won on foul in eight rounds. Arm
strong said he would seek to knock
out his opponent SO that he; may
clear the foul from his record.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
Broadway Clowns
Defeat BraWley

Broadway's Colored Clowns add
ed another valley team to their
string of victims Monday night
when the New Workers. dumped the
General Petroleum cagers of the
BraWley commercial league 44-39.
The Clowns again displayed their
dazzling passing attack, an attack
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19

the past few months and declares
his car is faster than before.
Swarthout, Davis, Busard, the
two Herricks, Salmen, Thomas, and
Hetzel have made improvements
on their cars and indicated today
the speedsters will be better than
ever this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
J.C. Basketeers
Take Short Drill

Junior college bssketeers yester-
dav afternoon loafed through q
short workout as the Arabs have
no games scheduled until January
26 when they tangle with Yuma
high school at Yuma.
The Arabs are taking it easy this
week in order to give the players
a chance to do a little cramming
for mid-semester finals.
Coach r. R.. Taylor plans to start
practice in earnest next week,
however, for the jaycee mentor is
determined his club sAall wallop
the highly touted Yuma Criminals.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
Vines Beats Perry
Before $500 Fans

BOSTON, Jan. 10. UP,-Ellsworth
Vines defeated Fred Perry before
9,700 fans at Boston Garden last
night. The victory evened the series
at three all.
The score was Ga, 2-6, 6-3, ST,
7-5.
Vines and Perry are on nation
wide tour and will play at Pasa-
dena. Vines home town, the night
of February II. They will also show
in San Francisco and Oakland later.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
BASKETBALL.
By UNITED PRESS

BY UNITED PRESS
Pennsylvania SO, Harvard SO.
Oklahoma 81, Nebraska 81.
Texas IS, Texas Christian 20.
Tulsa AZ. Creighton 80.
North Texas Teachers 40, Abilene
Christian %.
Cape Girardeau Teachers 80,
Kirksville Teachers %.
Ole Miss 33, Tulane 26.
Virginia Tech 38, William and
Mary 80.
South Carolina so. v. M. I. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-19
sCHMELING TO TAKE
FXHIRJTTON TOUR

NEW YORK. jan 10. WR,-Max
Schmeling will arrive here in mid
March for an exhibition in % cities
beginning with an 8-round match
at Philadelphia, his American man
ager, Joe Jacobs, announced today.