davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-03-25

Across
I. Particle
s. Take feloniously.
10. Masculine name.
IA. Sign.
Is. Tropical disease.
l6. Iiliaceous plant.
II. Amphibian.
49, Incite.
20. Showing no mark.
ri. Dormouse.
~. Hindu cymbals.
b. German East African coin.
r. Animal.
81. Delicious.
~. Sick.
33. Tarpon.
IS. At one time.
B6. Distribute.
B8. Takes out.
10. Ceremony.
20. Old.
Il. Beetle.
43. Conjunction.
a. Disclosers.
Is. Irascible.
48. South American Indian.
40. Topaz humming bird.
: 80. Condition
81. Liked better.
58 Particle
SO. Manganese sulphide.
so. The dill.
81. Bestower.
81. Proposition.
63. Ancient inhabitant Of Northwest
Persia.
81. Turkish vilayet.
IS. Dispatched.
Evening star., 1937-03-25
y Phillips

Down.
1. Largest quantity.
2. Persian poet.
g. A tissue.
4. Passes.
S. Chip of stone.
6. Prong.
7. Terminals.
8. The sweetsop.
8. Burmese gibbon.
10. Tax collector
II. Leaving train.
IL. Premium for exchange.
10. Variety of dummy whist.
16. Foods.
81. Constellation.
%. Not poetry.
"a. Kind Of canoe used by the Aeuti-
ans
25. Funeral oration.
49, Lessened
27. The white poplar
%. Pertaining to the check.
20. Fruit decays.
80. Performer.
81. Suspicious: Colloq.
| "a. Feminine name.
| 81. Destitute of teeth.
AZ. Bird.
| As. Unit
| AZ. Matgrass.
40. Hamites of Ethiopia.
SO. Asian country.
81. Sound.
So. Trudge.
So. Genus Of tailless amphibians.
81. Black.
SIS. Matured.
Sc. College town.
81. Depression.
SO. Feminine name.
Evening star., 1937-03-25
Gargle Brigade Credited.

PARIS, Mo. R-The Clappes
Rural School, near here, has been
free of colds all Winter long. Its
perfect health record for the term is
the first established In the district.
The teacher, Miss Glessie Vaughn,
and the pupils have a daily "gargle
brigade" That does it, she says.
Evening star., 1937-03-25
Twizzler Answer.

The Indians and Colonists move As
follows: 10-5, l-S, 1l-6, 10, 12-7.
3-4, 5-l2, 8-3, 6-1, 9-l0. 7-6, 40, 1877,
3-4. 1-8, 10-5. 81. 9-l0. "a, Ill,
8-3, 6-l2.
Evening star., 1937-08-05

While the early bidding of the hand
was, to say the least, optimistic, the
first really bad bid was North's three
no trump. His partner had passed
originally and now showed a heart
diamond tWo-suiter, which could not
possibly fit for game in no trump with
North's spade club suited hand. In
fact, North's q was SO bad that
when West doubled the three-no-
trump contract. he realized he could
not stand by it and hence ran out to
four in diamonds-his partners second
suit. South might now have saved
matters by simply passing 1--WE rather
doubt that West would have doubled.
But South now decided his partner had
real trump support and accordingly
went right on to five. which of course
was too much for West.
South's play Of the dummy was, If
anything, worse than the bidding.
The queen Of diamonds was opened.
South won with the king and played
low heart. Vests nine spot held the
trick and he shifted to the jack Of
clubs, whereupon dummy's queen was
f1neSsed and lost to East's king. East
returned diamond, and when de-
clarer played the 10, West won the
trick with the jack The 10 of clubs
now knocked out dummy's ace, and
declarer was forced to ruff club to
get into his own hand. A second
heart was led and West, upon winning
with the queen, now shifted to a
spade. Declarer went right up with
dummy's ace, ruf1ed another club to
get into his own hand, played his last
trump, and led q heart, whereupon
East and West took the remainder Of
the tricks, thereby settin.. the hand
five tricks.
(Copyrisht, 1879
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Evening star., 1937-08-05
Stowaway Peeved.

When 18-year-old Ben Charles
Attoh, native of the Gold Coast,
emerged from the coal bunker OF the
steamer Thomas Moult when she was
Is hours out Of Dakar, Senegal, and
found it was bound for Liverpool, Eng
land, he was peeved and told the cap
tain 80. He had intended to stow away
for Accra. IN the other direction, but
got on the wrong ship. His complaints
were more bitter when he was made
to work. At Liverpool he was SEN
fenced to IA days imprisonment with
hard labor.
Evening star., 1937-08-05
Winning Contract.
BY THE FOUR ACES,

BY THE FOUR ACES.
David Burnstine. Merwin D Msier. os-
valid Jacoby. Howard Schenken, worlds
leading team -four. inventors of the syS-
tenn that has beaten every other system
in eXlStence)
Two Mules.
IN A chapter on the psychology Of
bridge in our book We discuss the
pecultarities of certain types of bridge
players, one Of the worst Of whom is
the so-called mule The mule"
sees only his own 13 cards, and If he
notices either one long suit or two
fairly long suits. is going to bid them
forever, irrespective Of how often his
partner denies. In today's hand We
find two mules playing as partners
and kicking over the traces with most
disastrous results to themselves.
East. dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
1882
vs.
<75
q Q95 4 K 10 3
y A 90 N vKJ7
<QJ2 We <643
i j 10 90 S &K6
y 10 8 6 432
A K 10 98
4 So
The bidding:
East. South. West. North.
Pass Pass Pass IA
Pass ~ Pass "a
Pass 80 Pass 3NT
Pass Pass Dbl. ~
Pass 50 Dbl. Pass
Pass Pass
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
NEW TORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July 27. (UPl-The
stock market marked time today as
traders awaited the L. S. Steel Cor
poration reports due after the close.
Prices fluctuated narrowly in Hght
trading. For a time most leaders
registered small losses. Later Gov
ering brought recoveries from lows.
Steels came back to the previous
close.
Sugar and mercantile shares were
strong. The street anticipated
maintenance of the sugar trade
status quo by Congress extension
of the Jones-Costigan Act, whlch
fixed quotas on refining countries
Demand for mercantile issues was
seen as an early start OF seasonal
accumulation of these stocks IN an =
tieipation of heavy holiday sales
and profits. Ordinarily this accu-
mutation gets under way late In
August.
Gains in sugars ranged TO more
than a point in common stocks ana
more than in preferreds, the lat
ter in Guantanamo. g..
The most active issue was Com =
nonwealth e. Southern which leo
around the previous close. The COM
many reported earnings for the IL
months ended June 80 at 1s cents
a share. against 4 cents IN ls9o'
I7tilities generally sagged. Conso-
llaated Edison touched 39A OIL =.
Woolworth. second in actlNltg'
was up points at its high OF o..
McCrory stores reached 1ess Up =
and its preferred 81 up q X. H
Macy 4sl4 up = interstate ,I9T pc
Shall Field 27A UP !; Federated
1Department stores 954 up ;,
s Kresge 3e up 1 y and Blooming-
dale Brothers "a up y. Mail order
shares held around previous closing
New York Central was active. Il
touched 40ss off Is, but rallleo'
Other carriers moved Narrowly
Aviations were firm under lead OF
Eoeing, which rose nearly point.
on shares were relatively acllf {
with Jersey and Atlantic REFINING
among gamers.
DOW Jones closing ayerag ges
showed; Industrial 1s4.24 off 0,ls;
RAILROAD 54s0 off DAB; Utility 9o.S2
off 0.S3. 71o
transactions Approximately ~
200 shares compared with s0O,ooV
shares yesterday curb sap ooo trshsae- sbsaee
compared with 2s4009 shares yes
terdag.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L. Il. VEGETABLES

LOS ANGELES, July 27. UP)-
Offering were moderate TO liberal
and prices steady 10 weak under a
moderate demand.
Bunched vegetables: Beets 35-45c.
Carrots 1890. Dixon 40-50c. Green
onions S1.0O-125. Kohl Rabi 75c.
Leeks S2.O0-2.25. Mustard 3O-35c.
oyster plant few 9Oc. Parsley 40
sec. Radishes 6O-75c. Spinach fair
$4,000. Turnips 45-60c.
cantaloupes: Local Tip Tops std. I'd
IS 1880. los to los 75-90c. H-B,
std. 23s g. 27s 60-75c. Melogolds
std. 12s TO 16s e0-75c. 23s 50-60c.
Delano Jumbo 23s to 36s 9Oc-Sl.0O.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe
& Oceano dry pack As 81 % 30
crate; SIS S1.00-115; Lompoc As Sl-lo'
5s 90c-S1.00.
Melons: Delano Golden Beauty
Casabas. Jumbo 12s 90c- $1.0o; I'm
perial Valley honeyballs jumbos 27s
10 36s $1OO-1.25. honeydews, I'm
perial Valley jumbo flats 6s to IS
5o-6Oc. 9s 60-65c. Local japanese
std. 12s 75c.
Tomatoes: Local and Orange Co.
Stones Axis and 4X5s 65-75c lug.
5x5s 1880. 5x6s 65-75c. San Dlego
Co. Stones 5x5s S5c-S1.0O; bx6s 60
csc. Local Earlianas 4x5s 4O-45e.
5x5s $4,000 6x6s 35-40c. Orange Co
Pondsrosas 5x5s S1.00-S1.10, 6x6s
65-75c lug. Local Red Egg 5O-eoe
12-pt. tray.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
MANUEL ORTIZ SLATED TO
TANCLE WITH L. A. BANTAM

Joe Hogan, veteran bantam
weight from Los Angeles, a battler
who has fought more than 100 bouts
against the best bantams in the
state. will climb through the ropes
at the Ell Centro A. G. Thursday
night to try his ring vile on the
hard hitting state flyweight cham
pion, Manuel Ortiz of Ell Centro.
Ortiz, who has dropped only one
decision this year and who coasted
to an easy tournament victory to
win the California flyweight cham
pionship, is regarded as the CLASH
est amateur in the valley and
should pin back Hogan's ears in less
than four rounds.
That Hogan will put up the best
battle of the season while he lasts
cannot be denied and Matchmaker
Noel johnson indicated today the
Ortiz-Hogan scrap would oversha-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
CaIipatra Invades Ell Centro for League Game Tonite
JOE HURST TO
HURL; MEXICALI
BRAWLEY CLASH

Joe Hurst, Ell Centro speed
5all artist, will lead the Ell
Centre valley league soft
ball team against a Calipa-
bria team reputed to be vast
ly improved at the municipal park,
the game will start at 8:15.
Mexicali and Brawley will tangle
at the Border City diamond and
Calexico and Holtville will clash at
Holtville in the other league games
Ell Centro is favored to defeat
the Calipatrians as a result OF
Hursts great performance in wal
Looping Calexico last week.
The Brawley, Mexicali tilt is re-
garded a toSs-up and Calexico is
a slight favorite over the Johnny
Robertson team.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. July 81. tUP(-
Prices stuffed off on the Los An
geles stock exchange today. estab-
fishing two new lows. Eighteen
of the 81 issues sold were either
down or unchanged.
The first new low came when
wellington Oil eased off 9s to ga
on sale of 300 shares. Southern
Counties Gas pfd., followed with a
drop of a full point to 1854 when
n odd lot of IS shares changed
hands.
other sales included: Transamer-
lea 700 shares 1872, unchanged; Ban
DIM Oil 100 shares AS. down q !;
Hancock Oil 100 shares 2512. un-
changed Richfield Oil 500 shares
90. down 4; Superior Oil 100 shares
462, down a; Univ. Con. Oil 200
shares 171a, down one point; Emsco
Derrick & Equipment 100 shares
15a, down z, Loekheed Aircraft
Mfg. Co. 100 shares 21z, unchanged.
Sales approximately 10000 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
SACRAMENTO
OPENS SERIES
WITH ANGELS
BY UNITED PRESS

The Sacramento Senators Pacific
coast baseball league leaders by a
slim margin, will open series OF
games with the Los Angeles Angels
today in an attempt to increase
their half-game lead for the banner.
The Sacs went back into the lead
despite the fact that they took only
one end of a double header with
the San Francisco Seals.
The Oakland Oaks, meanwhile,
were expected to continue their
winning streak which gave them IL
cut of 13 games. They open against
the Seals at San Francisco tonight.
Ending a day of idlenesS, spent in
travelling, Seattle will meet San
Diego in Seattle today and the
San Francisco Missions open up in
Portland against the up and COM
ing Beavers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

dow any fight Ortiz has shown in
Jolting Joe Villegas, who has
this year.
made rapid strides toward the top
of the lightweight ranks since los
ing to Bigboy Hogue early in the
season, will meet a stiff test when
he crosses blows with Frank Snyder.
Herman Graves, valley middel-
weight champion and conqueror
of southern California champ Rip
Slade, will tackle a last moving
middleweight from Los Angeles,
Lefty Kent Roberts.
frankie Jackson, who put up a
whale of a battle against Johnny
Dean last week, will tangle with
Don Theroid and Oliver Coker will
take another crack at Ike Blair
TINT Cobb and Jack Arnold will
take on Gibson and Murillo in a
pair of hammer and tong openers
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

opening match With Mexico, to
the showdown battle with Britain
in the challenge round.
Parkers crushing victory over
Hare was a surprise. frankie had
played miserably in losing to Aus
tin in the opening match on Sat
urday. while Hare had shown flash
es of power in losing to Bulge. But
today Parker, fulfilled all the pre-
dictions that were made of him
when he was a "schoolboy wonder
in 1880. He attacked with savage
relentlessness and Hare never had
chance.
His victory was great relief to
the American non-playing captain,
Walter Pate, because Pate feared
that Bulge, fine a player as he is,
might have been too tired to stop
rested and inspired Austin in a
deciding match.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

baIorS, gave tne united states the
needed third point in the chal-
lenge round, and reduced the final
match between Donald Bulge and
Bunny Austin to Simply an exhibit
ton.
Parker's victory, in which he
played the finest tennis of his
career, climaxed Americas 10-year
chase for the trophy. Since the
cup was lifted from America by
the French at Germantown, Pa, in
1927, America had dispatched six
unsuccessful teams to this side,
teams comprised of such stalwarts
as Bill Tilden, Wilmer Allison,
Frank Shields and Sidney Wood.
But they all we're turned back,
first by the French and then by
the British who had taken the
cup in Paris in 1888. But this
years "kid" team of Bulge, Par
ker, Bitsy Grant, and Gene Mako,
moved without halt, from the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
MONTANEZ, LOWELL
SCORE TRIU M PHS

The other two 10 round features
we're one sided engagements. In
the first, Alberto Loell of Buenos
Aires won eight rounds from Red
Burman of Baltimore, Md, and
had he possessed sufficient punch,
could have knocked out the East
erner.
The windup bout was a startling
upset. A 1-3 underdog, busy little
Ritchie Fontaine of Airview, Mont,
walked into line for a featherweight
title bout when he won eight rounds
and the decision from Jackie Will
son, Pittsburgh Negro who pre-
viously had been ranked No. l
contender of his division.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

HOLLYWOOD, July 81. CUP)-
The first attempt to promote an
outdoor boxing show in this film
city was listed as disappointment
today, but the punching ability of
Pedro Montanez, Puerto Rico youth,
will be acclaimed for months.
Montanez, rugged Spaniard
who hasn't lost a fight in six years,
cleared the last obstacle in his road
to the lightweight championship
last night by knocking out Wesley
Ramey of Grand Rapids, Mich, in
one round This feat was the
bright spot of a dull triple bill held
in Gilmore Stadium before $4,000
persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Elks Score
in
CityLeague

Some people call it softball but
the Elks and Junior Chamber of
Commerce appeared to be playing
anything but softball Monday
night. The Elks won. the tired score
keeper admitted. but even he lost
track of the final score.
Junior Chamber prayers contem-
plated contesting the game because
the Elks had three team members
who resembled ball players but the
manager of the Jaycee team de-
cided to take the whole matter to
the city attorney first for ruling.
Anyway, it was good entertain
ment. at least the crowd got an
average of a dozen laughs per in
ming and went away from the park
nearly as weary as the players.
Sunstrom pitched for the Elks
but he was not up to form. The
Junior Chamber pitcher refused to
give his name.
The game started we'll enough
with the Junior Chamber leading
until the seventh, 5-4. But with the
start of the seventh base hits rain
ed from the bats of both teams
until the ump started cheating to
to get the sides out.
Maybe it was because the umr
was the Elks manager that the ant
Tered crew won but anyway wher
the dust had cleared the ElkS hao
temporary hold on first place ii
the league standings. The Eagle
will have a chance to even 1t uI
wednesday night when they play
the Firemen
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July 27. UP) Lack
of selling pressure today gave wheat
futures more freedom than they
have had for a week, and prices
displayed strength on the board OF
trade. o,t
At the close wheat was "a u
cents higher, new corn was 70
off IA cents. old corn - cents
lower and oats unchanged TO =
cent higher.
A sharp decline in wheat receipts
and the fact that this country Is
now on an export basis, were bun
ish. strength at Liverpool and
early firmness in winnipeg also
helped. oso
Wheat receipts were only 255
cars. A six years record OF l.lbf
cars was established yesterday
Corn was mixed with pronoune-
I'D weakness in the July contract
Prices at one time was ovo- ~"
below the previous close but ia..J
lifted the market from the bottom
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Herrick Assumes
Top Position in
Midget Race War

The speedy midget auto piloted
each week by Silent Hobe Herrick
today became the target of valley
drivers as Hardin Young, valley
champion, prepared to leave on
a month tour of eastern tracks.
Herrick demonstrated he would
take up where Young left off when
he paced field of drivers around
the track last week. Young placed
second.
Bud Vess, Cooper and Swarthout
loom as the most serious obstacles
in the victory path of Herrick in
Friday nights events.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L. a. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES. July 26. UP)-
Hogs 300. Steady to 25 cents high
er Top 1410; medium to good
13-1350.
Cattle 34O0. Steady to strong;
fed s.9O-965; steers S.5O-9; Mexi-
cans $751;; fed heifers $50; grass
heifers S.25 down; cows 5.50-7; cut
ter grade 350-5; bulls 4.75-6.75.
Calves 1000, steady to strong;
vealers $40; top 1880; calves 7-9.
Few $50.
Sheep 1900 Slow but strong to
25 cents higher; good to choice
lambs 1035-10.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

Pearson and Bump Hadley, sore
backs; Outfielder Myrill Hoag.
swollen knee; Second Baseman
Tony Lazzeri, severe cold.
But the Yanks keep going as
long as Joe DiMaggio and Lou
Gehrig keep betting $40 and .378
respectively.
The Cubs triumphant tour Of
the east, during which they won
9 games and lost 4, labeled them
as the team to beat. With 20
game home stand ahead of them
the Cubs are likely to build up
a commanding lead. The Giants
next 6 games are against the
Cards and Cubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

Giants by Two games.
New York has the best chance to
stage a revival of the 'nickle" Sc
ries of last fall, but Chicago is all
hoped up over its opportunity
to stage the first all-windy city
world series since 1906.
The New York clubs are Grip
pied. The Giants went west with
out Slick Castleman, who has won
9 and lost 5, and Catcher Gus
Mancuso Shortstop Dick Bartell
still is ailing but will try to re-
sumo play today at st. Louis.
The Yankee cripple list includes
Outflielder George SelKirk, shoul-
der injury; Catcher Bill Dickey,
injured ankle; Pitchers Monte
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
LONG RACES TO
BE FEATURED
AT CALIENTE

Aqua CALIENTE, Baja Calf,
July 81. CUP)-Six races of more
than a mile each will feature the
10-race card to be offered at Gene
Normile's Aqua Caliente Turf club
here this Sunday, it was announced
today.
A claiming handicap, at | 3-4
miles, with a $1,000 purse has been
arranged to top the card.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Final Five Days
OF Racing Begun
At Del Mar Oval

DEL MAR, Cal, July q. CUP)-
The final five days of racing OF
Turf club, Bing Crosby's Sl,O0o,ooO
the inaugural meet at the Del Mar
thoroughbred speed plant, got under
way here today.
Officially designated as Ameri-
can Legion and Coronado day. a
record Tuesday crowd was expected,
with two special events arranged.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

land expects his team will be able
to pull out victory in the meet.
Tex Raichart will pitch the open
ing game against Santa Fe Thurs
day morning. Nelson, Harris, Whee-
Ter, Kalac and Ellis will be reserve
pitchers.
Other players making the trip are
Ralph Black, Junk Walters, Lawson
Wilingham, Chet Smith, Joe An
drade, Simpson, and Larson.
The Ell Centro team, according
to latest advices from Flagstaff is
one of the four seeded clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Joe Hunt Wins
Seabright Match

SEABRIGHT, NJ, July 27. UP)
Joseph Hunt of Los Angeles COM
pleted the second round of the 50th
annual Seabright Invitation Tennis
tourney today when he defeated
Elwood Cooke of Portland, Ore,
6-1, 6-1. Hunt is the No. 6 sedded
entry.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
HOgue Wins in
San Diego; Tops
Program TOnite

Shorty Hogue, who Monday night
kayoed Luis Ruiz in three rounds
of action in the San Diego coliseum,
will continue his assault on ambi-
tious lightweights tonight in Braw-
ley when he tangles with Willie
Fields Of Los Angeles in the main
event.
Seven other above average bouts
are scheduled on the Brawley card.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
GAR WOOD ADDS TO
RACE WIN COLLECTION

ELSINORE, Calf, July 27. UP
Gar Wood, jr, added another
feather to his Indian bonnet yes
terady when- he set a new worlds
record on Lake Elsinore for the
mile in his Glass G racing runa-
bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks irregular; Mercantile issues
strong.
Bonds irregularly lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Chicago stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange mixed.
Cotton firm.
Grains irregularly higher; wheat
up 2 TO Az points.
Rubber firm after earlier easiness.
silver unchanged in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July II.
CUP)-Paul Stagg, youngest son OF
Alonzo Stagg, today was named
head football coach at Springfield
college.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L. "A. HAf
90

Los ANGELES. July 27. UP)-o
L. :. No. ] extra ieafy ~ ~ -So o
L. =. No. ] ....-..,.. s1o to' y
Il 8 No. ? a good mixed. slb So l6
tThese prices represent wholesaie
auotations. Retail prices generaiiy
run 81 90 hiRherl.D
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
CLINCHES DAVIS CUP WIN
FL Cenfro Club
Leaves for Meet
In Flagstaff Wed.

Wichita bound baseball team will
which will
matte semi pro tournament at Wichita, Kansas
the team has lined a powerful club
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L A. GRAINS
SEA SICKNESS SEEN ON wANE

SAN FRANCISCO, CUP) - Sea
sickness is on the decline, accord
ing to Dr. William M. Wildman,
for 13 years chief surgeon OF the
Doliarline. He says it passed out
when people stopped sitting around
i. r-" -'i7.- 77d sinking
q han IL
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
NEW YORK. CHICAGO
TEAMS BEGIN BATTLE
FOR SERIES BERTHS

YORK, July 81 WR-nterciy rivalry between New York
Chicago two cities voned monopoly
the Yankees
the National league the Cubs leao
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27

WIMBLEDON, Eng, July 27. (UP)-The Youngest
Davis Cup team sent abroad by the United States
the treasured tennis trophy from Great Britain to-
day when frankie Parker beat Charley Hare o. Ga o.
Parkers triumph, achieved before 10000 spec
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L. A. BUTfE'R De EGGS

Los ANGELES, July 27. UP)-|
Butter: extra 041a. prime firsts
321zc; standard 32c; undergrade
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
L. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. July 27. UP)-
Security FRS First Fsta ga 55sh
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-27
Brings Trophy TO
u. S. With Victory
Over Chas. Hare
BULLETIN -

WIMBLEDON 27-Don American singles ace
England S6 Ga 6S to give thu
United States Al victory Great Britain