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Evening star., 1937-02-11
Myer Is Griffs' Worry.

CLEVELAND, hoping for pennant
winner or at least strong con-
tender, is frettine over the condition
of Mel Harder's wrist. There are few
better curve-ballers than the Ne
braskan, but it is reported his right
wrist has not responded to treatment
and he may be of little value to the
Tribe this season. Roger Hornsby of
the Browns would be bit more glee-
full if he were certain the arthritis had
quit the arm of Les Tietje, the young
ster who once showed great promise
for the White Sox but failed when
traded t. the Browns.
The White Sox have a problem in
Dixie Walker, the outfelder, whose
shoulder injury caused the Yankees to
put him on the market and who suf-
fered recurrence of the same trouble
after joining Chicago. With Walker
working daily in center field, the Sox
might make good on Lou Comiskey's
threat to win the pennant this year.
Buddy Myer the American League
batting champion in 1885. was i'll all
of last season and he constitutes Bucky
Harris main training camp worry
Bill Meyers, the young Cincinnati
shortstop, and Harry Kelley, the Ath-
letics' aged but splendid pitcher, are
two others who were laid low last
season and must do strone comeback
in the training camps if their clubs are
to improve over the 1886 standards.
Not in many years have there been
30 many players in the role of come
backs because of illness and injuries,
and it's hardly in the cards all will be
successful.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Varsity Quints

Georgetown. 40: Army. 81.
Navy, AZ: William and Mary, 21.
PITTSBURGH. 81: Duouesne, so.
beTisr5lsIns;a T.ssbsIs. %. 81 sheDherd''0vn
Washington and Jefferson. 43: waynes-
rosdhsms sa6si :? 81: canisius. "a.
Bucknell. At; Delaware. %.
Franklin and Marshall. 80; Gettys-
La oPas; Pasyette. tie. 80; upsals. aa
NY u, 39: Rutgers. 3S.
III Francis, SO; Rider, &c.
Miitllenberg. 80: Ursinus, %. --
Mississippi State. 43: Mississippi. "a.
West Virginia Wesleyan, 81; Anderson
nichmond, as; ". NJ. l.. %.
Georsia Tech. SO; Sewanee. Is.
Alabama, 33: Kentucky. 81.
Stetsor. 27; Erskine. 90.
Virginia Medical. 80; Hampden-Syd-
East Carolina Teachers. 50: Presby-
terian Junior. "a.
Denison, 40: Kenyon. "a.
Ohio o., AZ; Ohio wesleyan. @3.
Bethany. 40: Salem. 80.
Xavier. AZ; Centre, 21.
Defiance, 33; Wilmington, 26.
Kent state, SO: John Carroll. 80.
WIften5erg. So: Ohio Northern, SO.
Hanaijne. "A; Gustavus Adolphus, 81.
Manchester, "A; St. Joseph's. 3S.
81. Johns (Annapolis). SO; WASHINGTON
s.lsiasssS:s sSs.S tS ss;!.ss' sGsn Marshall. NJ 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
flick WILL SEEK
REVENGE IN SWIM
Champ to Miss Team Meet
to Get Back at Jordan
in A. A. u. Event.
NATIONAL swimming cham.

A NATIONAL swimming cham
~ pion who has been defeated
~ only once in his career will
attempt to avenge that setback
in the Shoreham Hotel pool on Satur-
day night, when he faces his lone con-
queror-a Washington boy.
Peter Flick, Staunton Military Acad-
emy's Olympic swimming star and
fastest dash man in America. is fore
going a scheduled meet for his team in
order that he may appear in the A. A.
U. swimming meet here this week end,
where he will face Bob Jordan, former
Central High star of this city.
Jordan, now cadet at Massanutten
Military Academy, where he also is on
the swimming team, beat Flick in the
100-yard free style when Staunton and
Massanutten met in dual meet re-
Gently. The Washington youth, seek
ing his second triumph over the ma
tional champ, is concentrating his ef-
forts entirely on that one race. the
only one in which he is scheduled.
Flick has entered both the 100 and 200
yard free style.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Lucrative Radio Bid Tempting Walter johnson
ose Up Like Bank-Mike Jacobs Carries Spare Teeth.

the right way . Mike Jacobs
carries around spare set of false
teeth Walter Johnson's con-
sidering good radio offer.
Johnny Dundee, tagging around the
fringe of the fight crowd, can
scarcely talk His adams
apple was punched so much his
speech CRATES out in a husky
whisper.
The Max Baer-Bob Pastor bout
will go on March 10 It's almost
a certainty -. Remember what
I tell you guys" roars Jimmy
Johnston, "this kid Pastor will b
the best heavyweight in the world
. year from today" .. Never given
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Tigers Need Cochrane.

THEN there is Mickey Cochrane of
the Detroit Tigers. The Bengals
will be pennant hunting again this
Summer provided the fiery Mick"
can do fair share of the work behind
the plate. George Tebbetts, up from
the Texas League, may be the conner
they say, but the Tigers need the
inspira tional Cochrane behind the
plate to play their best ball. Mickey
believes he will be able to resume
work but won't know until after the
training season at Lakeland is well
along.
Schoolboy Rowe has been relieved of
troublesome tonsils and should be
back in his 1884 form. and the addi-
ton of Rudy York, Chet Laabs and
Chet Wilburn will add to the all
around strength of the team, but it
will need Cochrane to flag down the
Yankees
Those same Yankees are wondering
as to the strength of Lefty Gomez.
They crashed through the American
League last season VIII. only small
amount of assistance from Gomez, but
Joe Mccarthy may need the California
caballero this Summer. If the Yankees
develop a weakness it will be in the
pitching staff, hence Joe McCarthys
worry over his slender left-hander,
who when in trim, was one Of the best
In the entire business.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
DAVIS AND E[K|NS
c. ". FOE TONIGHT
Invading Five Last to Beat
CoIoniaIs Here, Marring
Slate in 1885.
team that last marred the
local basket ball record of
George Washington will re-

|HE team that last marred the
local basket ball record of
George Washington will re-
L turn tonight, when Davis and
Elkins turns loose its fast-breaking
quint against Coach Bill Reinhart's
proteges on the G. w. court at $3.50
o'clock.
George Washington hasn't lost a
basket ball home contest since it
dipped its colors to the Scarlet Hur-
ricane from Elkins, w. Va, 48-44, two
years ago. Exactly 81 teams during
the interim have bowed to the Colo
mails, both at the H street floor and
at Tech and Roosevelt High Schools.
Davis and Elkins currently is not
expected to be as strong as its prede-
cessor of 1934-5, but in style of at
tack and defense the West Virginia
dribblers haven't changed. They still
employ the quick-break on offense
and the zone defense, the tactics
taught them two years ago by Cam
Henderson. The latter now coaches
at Marshall College.
In the preliminary game, starting at
7 o'clock, G. W.'s frosh will meet
Dewitt Prep.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
BY SCOTTY RESTON
(Pinch hitting for Eddie Brietz).

n YEW YORK, February IL
nj @.-If those Chicago pro-
VI moters want to get Heavy
L Y weight Champion James j.
Braddock in Chicago to sign for
the Joe Louis bout, they should
advance him 1920 of his $500,O00
for railroad fare Even in
the Winter, Lou Gehrig swings at
no wild pitches Since Col.
Jake Rupert let out that blast
against him, Lou has closed up
like bank The guy may not
get any more than the s31, 900
offered. but hes playing his hand
Evening star., 1937-02-11

new f1yweight champion, is coming
to this country in the Summer -.
That good Englishman. j. j. john
ston, is bringing him over
Dutch Clark says the reason he
doesn't throw more passes for the
Detroit pro grid Lions is that he
can see well only out of his right
eye Jack Curley, the wrestling
promoter, sits in his Office playing
solitaire whenever he has q tough
problem Tony Canzoneri's
new restaurant is advertising
heavyweight meals at lightweight
prices" Jack Johnson's trying
to get . license to run Q midtown
night club
Evening star., 1937-02-11
BROOKLYN QUINTET
BREWERS NEXT FOE
Visitation Lineup Has Former
Stars of Long Island u,
C. C. N. Y. Teams.

RROOKLYN AMERICANS, who
have several former stars of the
Brooklyn Visitation basketers in their
lineup. will be the foe of the Heurich
Brewers next Sunday in the weekly
game at the Twenty-sixth and Water
streets gymnasium.
Willie Macdonald. Harry Bell and
Bob Brennan are a trio of the visitors
who have had service with the famed
Visitation five, while Dan Sexton and
George Henderson, former stars of
Long Island U. and c. c. N. Y, re-
spectively, also are with the Brooklyn
team.
The local Brewers have record Of
10 straight victories In Sunday after
noon games at their gym.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Ease Ball Question Mark Rife Catholic Boxers Get Bic
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

wrestling.
Ernie Dusek VS.. John Katan In
feature, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
Basket Ball.
Georgetown VS.. Yale, New Haven.
Conn.
Davis -Elkins VS.. George WASH
ington, 20l0 II street, $50.
Dewitt VS.. George Washington
Frosh, 2010 H street, 7.
George Washington High VS..
Gonzaga gym, $3.50.
Landon VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, Md, $3.50.
Staunton Military Academy VS..
Episcopal, Alexandria, Va, $3.50.
Boxing.
Western Maryland VS.. Catholic
University, Brookland gym, 8:15.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
American University VS.. Virginia
Medical College, Richmond, Va.
Loyola VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, Md, $3.50.
Montgomery High VS.. Bethesda
Chevy Chase, Bethesda, Md, $3.50.
Shepherd College VS.. Wilson
Teachers, Wilson gym, 8:15.
Eastern VS.. Wilson, Tech High
gym public high title series), 1880.
Central VS.. Roosevelt, Tech High
gym public high title series), $3.50.
Petersburg High VS.. Western.
Western High gym. $3.50.
Elizabethtown College VS.. CAL
laudet, Gallaudet gym, BIS.
st. Johns VS.. Montgomery Blair
High. Silver Spring, Md, $3.50.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Fred
ericksburg High, Fredericksburg,
Va.
Howard University VS.. North
Carolina State College, Durham,
N. c.
Boxing.
Columbus University VS.. King
College, Turner's Arena, $50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Virginia Military Institute VS..
Maryland, Ritchie Coliseum, Col
lege Park, Md, 7:30. (All-uni-
versity night)
Georgetown VS.. Syracuse, Syra-
cuse, N. Y.
Davis-Elkins VS.. Southeastern,
Y. NJ. C. A, 8:15.
American University VS.. Ran
dolph-Macon, Ashland. Va.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Millersville
Teachers, Millersville, Pa.
Woodrow Wilson VS.. Maryland
Frosh, Ritchie Coliseum, College
Park. Md. 4.
st. Christopher's VS.. Episcopai,
Alexandria, Va, $3.50.
Boxing.
Maryland VS.. Rutgers, Ritchie
Coliseum, College Park, Md (Final
Of all-university night program
Swimming.
A. A. U. meet, featuring national
Junior 150-yard back-stroke event,
Shoreham Hotel pool. 8.
Evening star., 1937-02-11

to understatement, James Joy also
says John Henry Lewis Is not only
the best light-heavyweight, but the
best heavyweight boxer ir the busi-
ness today =. p. S.-Both Pastor
and Lewis fight for Johnston
Cheer up, you coaches The
Roosevelt High School team of
Portland, Greg, had lost Al straight
games when last heard from
That Fred Perry-Ellsworth Vines
tour is doing better thin any one
dreamed -. Perry himself figures
to make $4,000 for his first years
tour,
Benny Lynch of Scotland. ths
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Both Fire at Random,

A T THE start of the second half
Georgetown's offense was taken
up by Ernie Shore and Mike Petros-
key until, with two minutes to go, the
Hoyas had taken a 1892 lead. George
town was hitting the Army basket
from all ranges, but the Cadets, adopt
ing the same game themselves, were
firing wildly.
Samuel, Armys leading scorer,
brought his team within points of
the visitors with seconds to play. A
long field goal by Samuel was dis
counted when the final gun fired be-
fore the ball left his hands. It was
the second victory for District five
over Army this season, George WASH
ington having conquered the Pointers
1oSf ,,oot7fh
Evening star., 1937-02-11
80 POINTS IN 6 GAMES
Young Of Purdue Sets Fast Pace
in Big Ten Scoring.

CHICAGO, February II (P.-
Jewell Young, Purdue's fiashy forward,
held a 25-point lead over his closest
rival in the race for Big Ten indi-
vidual basket ball scoring honors to-
day and q chance to break the all
time record of 1877 points made by
Joe Reiff Of Northwestern in 1888.
Young has collected 80 points on
So field goals and Is free throws in
six games, the same number as remain
on Purdue's schedule.
The leaders.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
SQUEAK FOR EASTERN
Pressed ALI Way in 2O-1S Victory
Over Washington-Lee.

Eastern's basket ball team appar-
emily is in for close games these days.
After losing an overtime thriller to
Western on Tuesday, the Lincoln
Parkers took close one on their own
hook yesterday when they nosed out
the Washington-Lee High courtmen
at Ballston, 20-l8.
No more than 4 points separated the
two teams at any stage of the game.
and Eastern was forced to come from
behind in the last few minutes to
omeroo vjctorjo,,e
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today, a year ago-Ivar Ballan-
grud, Norway, won 500-meter speed
skating race at Winter Olympics.
Three years ago-National Foot
Ball Rules Committee made three
changes for aid of offense; Sonia
Henie again won world figure
skating championship at Oslo.
Five years ago-Norway swept
first four places in combined ski
events at Lake Placid's Winter
Olympics.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
WIN At POINT PEPS
c. U.FOR ELI GAME
Hoyas Facing Yale Tonight
Inspired by 40-to.37 Vic.
tory Over Army.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

n YEW HAVEN, Conn, February
nj 11.-Georgetown's basket bail
| " team was to 60 after its Sec
4 ' ond victim of the Big Three
tonight when it tackles Yale on the
Ellis court here. The Hoyas, who de-
feated Princeton earlier in the season,
were in high spirits today, following
their 40-37 victory over Army at West
Point last night.
Of to a poor start, which allowed
the Cadets to take a 11-2 lead, the
Hoyas rallied near the close of the
first half to narrow the gap to 1916
at intermission. Johnny Franks,
Tommy Nolan and Ed Kurtyka were
factors in the first drive.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
BIG PARTY FOR LANDON
Montgomery High School Basket
Ball Team Beaten, 44-13.

Landon Prep's basketers had a field
goal day at the expense of Montgom-
cry High of Rockville yesterday, rout-
ing that team. A to 10, on the Ken
sington Armory court After getting
a 16-to-5 lead in the first two periods,
Landon ran wild in the last half, out
scoring Montgomery, % to 8. Eaton
led the assault with field goals, while
Huck Hughes scored IL points.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
HOWARD FIVE ON TOUR
Invades North Carolina Follow
ing Loss to Greensboro Team.

Howard University's basket ball
team leaves today for a two-game
Southern trip which will find 1t play
ing North Carolina State Teachers to-
morrow night and A. G. r. on Saturday.
The Bisons have hopes of breaking
their losing streak on the road. having
dropped their fifth straight game at
home last night when they were beaten
by North Carolina A. & T., 1924. The
visitors from Greensboro held an 1916
lead at the half and maintained their
advantage throughout the second half.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
SEEKS SOCCER LEAD TIE
Marlboro Win Sunday Would
Bring P1ay-off With Brewers.

Should Marlboro defeat Georges
Radio in one of the three soccer
games scheduled Sunday by the Rec
reation League it would be tied with
the Heurich Brewers for the cham
pionship.
A play-off on February 81 then
would be necessitated. In other games
Sunday Sun Radio meets the Italian
Americans on Monument Lot No. 2
and German Sport Clubs plays at Sill
yer Spring.
The Marlboro-Radiog game is sched-
uled for Monument Field No. 2, start
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
MUCH WILL DEPEND
0NREGA|NEDFOR
Ten or More Stars on Flag
Contenders Attempting
ComebaCkS in 81.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Specldl bISphICn 10 1 ne otdI
r OS ANGELES, Calf, February
11.-Assets or liabilities? Ten
or more players will be tagged
- with that question when major
league base ball teams head for the
Spring training camps a few weeks
hence. The performance of those
players may make all the difference
In the world in the 1887 pennant
races.
There is Paul (Pappy) Dean as the
No. / exhibit. Paul's arm went dead
in the middle of the 1886 season and
the St. Louis Gas Housers were
obliged to struggle along with a
pitching staff that consisted of
Dizzy" and a half dozen fellows
named Joe.
If the younger Dean regains his
regular form, he'll be good for from
Is to 20 victories and that total added
to the winnings of "Op Diz" and
Lonnie Warneke means nothing short
of pennant for the Cardinals.
Branch Hickey may be worrying about
the difficulties he will have signing
Dizzy" but chances are frankie
Frisch is far more worried about
brother Paurs arm.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Dewitt is OUTCLASSED
Bows to Mount st. Mary's Frosh
in $500 Court Fray.

EMMITSBURG, Md, February IL
Dewitt Prep's basket ball team from
Washington put up game fight here
yesterday afternoon before the supe-
rior court play of Mount St. Mary's
freshmen stopped it, $500. Dewitt
lost when it was unable to stop two
men, McGlone and Leahy. who shared
in making as many points as the en-
tire Washington team.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
BAER IS COMING EAST.

SACRAMENTO. Calf, February II
R.-Max Baer will leave California
next week for New York, where he will
fight Bob Pastor in the Garden
March IL.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
Hockey Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
International-Ame League.
Springfield. 4: Cleveland. /.
Providence, 4; New Haven, 8.
Pittsburgh. 2; Syracuse, /.
American Association.
st. Louis. 8: Minneapolis, 1,
Evening star., 1937-02-11


of Catholic University and
Maryland boxing teams before
they clash week from Sat-
urday will be afforded collegiate ring
fans tonight when Western Maryland,
trimmed by the Terps, 6-2, invades
the Cardinal lair primed for an up
set.
Clinton Walker, 165-pounder, and
Joe O'Leair, heavyweight, were the
only Green Terrors to triumph
against the Old Liners, but the COM
parison in the heavyweight division is
nullified because Ed Egnell, whom
O'Leair trounced, since has become
ScholaStically ineligible.
Most interest however, will center
on the light-heavyweight scrap, with
Tony Ortenzi. crack Western Mary
land ace. providing the medium
through which the relative merits of
Maryland's Lancelot Jacques and
Catholic University's Ferd Rogers or
Ed Dunno may be judged.
Defeated by Katalinas.
IT WAS Jacques, in his only bout of
the season. who stopped the tall
ented Green Terror, and many fans
are anxious to compare his per-
formance against that of Rogers, II
he is able to make the weight or, on
the other hand, Dunno Leo Kata-
linas, Card heavyweight, whipped Or
tenzi last year for Tony's only other
loss in the past two seasons.
Should Rogers fail to make the re.
quired weight limit, Dunno will sup
plant him in the light-heavyweight
division, and Rogers will shove Kata-
linas out of the lineup by taking
over the heavyweight berth.
The Green Terrors, who have de-
feated Lock Haven Teachers and
M. I. T. while losing to Maryland,
Penn State and Navy, are reported
to be vastly improved over the team
which opposed Maryland, with Coach
Charley Havens jumbling the line
up successfully.
115-Pound Terror Has Task.
Sam GRIMSEY, who has expert
enced some difficulty in holding
down the ll5-pound assignment, may
be replaced by Odell Osteen. Dave
Bernstein, Catholic University's only
undefeated mittman, will be Coach
Eddie La Fond's natural selection
in that spot.
Walker gives Western Maryland an
undefeated fighter in the 165-pound
division, but Sully Greco is expected
to test fully the fistic prowess of the
invading ace. Walker bumped OF
Bob Walton in the Maryland match
and also has shellacked Rizzie of Penn
State, Edwards of Navy and Rugo of
M. I. T.
Following are the tentative line.ups:
Evening star., 1937-02-11
PERRY OUTLASTS VINES
Scores Eighth Win in II Matches
of Pro Tennis Tour.

Oh 1IO 16HuIS IOur.
HOUSTON, Tex, February II CP.-
Fred Perry outlasted Ellsworth Vines
last night, winning the seventeenth
match of their tour, 11-9, 36, 60,
before 5000.
Perry's victory cut Vines lead in
the series to 9-8.
Bruce Barnes defeated George Lott,
+6, 6-3, 6-1,
Evening star., 1937-02-11
VILLAINS Of MAT
FILL SHOW CARD
Katan and Ernie Dusek Top
Pugnacious Array at
Arena Tonight.
ISnK UTINY ON THE MAT" a
Nu mellerdrammer in five
Vl acts, will be staged at


Nu melerdrammer in five
IVl acts, will be staged at
4 L Turner'S Arena tonight
when most Of the grapple villains
along the Atlantic seaboard converge
on the cozy cauliflower center to dis
rupt the serenity of the surroundings.
Heading the card. John Katan and
Ernie Dusek, as pugnacious a pair as
you'd ever want to steer clear of in a
dark alley, will tangle in a return en-
gagement. Ernie, with the aid OF Ref
cree Bortnick, pinned the muscle
bound shoulders of the sneering Ka-
tan here two weeks ago in s lengthy
brawl.
Due to many protests over the con-
duct Of Bortnick, who slammed Katan
to the mat in prying the twisters
apart and then allowed Dusek to pin
John. Promoter Joe Turner has an
nounced that AL Bakhsh will handle
the feature assignment.
After Entire Family.
I 1NABLE to land Ernie for a return
match lask week due to a previ-
Gus Dusek booking, Katan accom-.
plished the next best thing by Tipping
Joe Dusek and now wants to tocs the
entire Dusek family, which, for sor e
reason. seems to be the ambition of
virtually every journeyman.
Katan. in the short span of a
month. suddenly has become a favor
lite with local mat addicts after bid
ding for some time to become WASH
ington's most hated pachyderm. Most
fans felt very grieved about the fact
that John was tossed by the impolite
Ernie and gathered around the ring
to cheer the protesting Katan for five
minutes.
Rivaling the main event from the
standpoint Of unorthodox showmen
will be Stanley Pinto ar Iaverne
Baxter, both of whom are capable of
creating a riot. Baxter staged a one
man riot last week when, after sue
cumbing to Able Coleman. he launched
a post-bout melee to soo.he his in
Jured vanity or something. They are
slated to squirm for 80 minutes.
Kennedy Has Good Rep.
JACK KENNEDY, the last wrestler
to be tutored by the late Farmer
Burns, who rated him as a great cros-
pect. will twist with Nebraska's prime
bidder for a padded cell, Floyd
Marshall. in another 30-mi.. ute match.
Kennedy, with 220 pounds spread with
some degree of ACCURACY over a g.
foot 2-inch frame. is reported to be
clever wrestler. while whatever repu-
tation Marshall has gained has come
through his somewhat dubious tactics.
Crowned by chair tossed by a
ringside spectator last week, Jack
Hader will return to face Ed Meske.
while the opening preli. lry, SHED
uled to get under way at $50 o'clock,
pits Mike Sterlich, who has appeared
in several of Victor McLaglen's pic
lures, against George Mcleod.
Evening star., 1937-02-11
TERRORS COMPARE
CARDS AND TERPS
Match Here Tonight Will
Give Only Direct Line
on Local Rivals.

.HE first and final comparison
of Catholic University and
Maryland boxing teams before
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-14
CHARLEY GATES
DIED THIS A. NJ

Charley Gates. OF. died this
morning 2:40 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence, SO7 Johnson's Lane. Fun
eral services win be held Sunday
afternoon, 4:3O o'c'Oek, from the
chapel of the Pritchard's Funeral
Home, Rev. Shuler PeeIe Of FIem-
ing Street Methodist church, will
officiate.
Mr.. Gates died suddenly end
before medical assistance could
be summoned. Coroner Ex-Of.
ficio Enrique Esquinaldo was
called and after a thorough in
vestigation decided that an in.
quest would not be necessary.
The deceased is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Clinton Russell; tive
brothers, Matthew and Thadde'
Gates; one half brother, Samuel
Gates; three step daughters. Mrs
Aired Johnson. Mrs. Stanley
Saunders and Mrs. Antonio Cana.
lejo, and one stepson, Benjamin
Howard Lowe.