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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

PIra tes In
First Place
In National

NEW YORK, May 8. (UP)-Mad-
cap Gerry Walker, whose base
path buffoonery used to keep him
in the Detroit doghouSe more often
than in the lineup, has taken a
new lease on brains and has spark
plugged the Tigers to the top of
the American league.
The 28-year-old outfielder who
found it easy to get on base. and
do nothing right once he arrived,
finally has hit his stride and can
do no wrong.
His work yesterday in pacing the
Tigers to a 6-5 win over the Chi
cago White SoX was a sample His
home run in the seventh broke a
5-5 deadlock. 1t was his third hit
for a perfect day at bat. His
other two safeties were singles. He
drew one base on balls, stole one
base, scored three runs and drove
in two
The New York Yankees dropped
from the lead before the largest
crowd of the Major league season,
$3.50. They took a 5-4 licking
from the Boston Red Sox.
A five run rally in the ninth in
ming gave the Washington Sena-
tors a 1917 decision to the Phila-
delphia Athletics. Cleveland at St.
Louis was rained out.
The Pittsburgh Pirates took over
first place in the National league
by handing the Cincinnati Reds
their eighth defeat in nine starts,
7-2. The st. Louis Cards lost their
second straight to the Chicago
Cubs, Al. Bill Lee turned back St.
Louis with three hits.
Van Mungo also twirled a three
hit game, striking out nine Phila-
delphia Phillies while the Dodgers
triumphed, 5-l. Rookie Cliff Mel
ton famed nine, and allowed the
Boston Bees but four Safeties as
the New York Giants won, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

NEW YORK, May 3. OPP was
/ too sure of my judgement
said PompoOn, son Of Pompey
damned by Conagh, would finish
third in the Wood Memorial States
at Jamaica
Pompoon ran fifth and was lucky
to do that well He proved, much TO
the disappointment Of those that
followed him. that he was a chip off
the old block. His old man started
grabbing his side after one mile.
and that was just what Pompoon did
when he had to pick up a mant
weight and carry it a mans dis
tance.
I don't want to gloat Cand when
I say don't want to gloat I do
want TO glOat frightfully much) but
I told you. after POmpOOn had won
the Paumonok Stakes, that he was
a fancy Dan and couldn't 90 past
the sprint route. To be honest /
didn't know that he couldn't when
| told you that but that's the way
ne looked TO me.
When he won the Paumonok he
looked ike an old English sporting
print, his neck was like a gander's
he was reaching for every inch. He
was being whipped for all the jockey
had In short he was shooting from
taw. When the company got tough
er his neck wasn't long enough, his
legs weren't strong enough and his
heart wasn't big enough.
So. once again, the Kentucky
Derby winter book has been proved
the biggest gamble, the silliest gam
Bile, since Aaron bet eight to four
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
u. S. Leads Way
Into End Round
OF Cup Battles
By United Press

The United States led six ma
tionS into the second round of the
Davis Cup matches today by sweep
ing its five match series against
Japan. Frankie Parker beat Gumi-
teru Nakanon Go, 6-3, 612. and Don
Bulge beat Jiro YamagiShi 6-2, 6-2
Cd yesterday.
In other first round South Africa
eliminated Holland SO; Belgium
upset Hungary, 3-2; Switzerland de-
feated Ireland. 80; and New Zeal
land won over China, 80. South
Africa drew New Zealand in the sec
ond round and Belgium drew Swift
zerland.
The II European nations which
enjoyed first round byes and will
go into initial action in the Sec
ond round are:
Italy VS.. Monaco; Germany VS.
Austria; Sweden VS.. Greece; Yugo-
slayia VS.. Roumania; Poland VS.
CzechosloVakia, and France VS.
Norway.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

El Centro will make its first SER
ious bid for the valley league base
ball championship Tuesday after
noon against the defending cham
pions, Calexico Bulldogs
FL Centro is undefeated in league
play and the Bulldogs have drop
ped one game TO Brawley The Spar
tans however, were not particularly
impressive i'm trouncing Imperial
and Calipatria.
Franklin Stinson will hurl for the
CaleXicans against ri Centro and
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
JOE JARDIN
WINS HONORS
AT GOLF CLUB

Joe Jardin ran away with sweep
stake honors at the Barbara Worth
country club, piling up IA points.
John DePaula was second with IL.
Others included Chuck Sones, So;
Wayne Elvander. 65; o. G. Horne,
64; and Ralph French, 62.
Two matches were decided in the
Presidents and Vice-PreSident's
Journeys. Joe Jardin defeated To-
gan jenkins in playoff after they
had come out even in an 18 hole
match. Louis DeVita was hard
pressed to eliminate Jim Carson
3 and 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
SPARTAN DIAMONDEERS WILL
MEET CALEXICO HIGH TUESDAY

Calvin Aaron will work OH the
mound for the Spartans
Calexico will meet Brawley Fri
day afternoon on the northend dia-
mond in the second game of the
three game series which is expected
to decide the valley championship.
FL Centro can throw the league
picture into a complete tangle, how
ever, with an upset victory over
Cafexico And that is just what the
Spartans are determined to do
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
CALEXICO NET
TEAM FAVORED
TO UPSET E. L.

The tennis championship of I'M
perial Valley high schools will be
determined Saturday when Calexico
and e Centro meters clash on the
Central courts.
The two teams ended the regular
playing season in q tie for the loop
lead with five wins and one loss.
CaleXico defeated El Centre 4-3
in the first meeting and the El Gen.
trans walloped Calexico Az in the
second tangle.
The Bulldogs are slightly favored
in Saturdays rubber match
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

efforts to give the Seals a IA
win starting the day. In the Sec
ond game Ad Liska gave the Seals
only two hits, both by Boss, in
shutting them out, 80. The Seals
took the series.
Los Angeles finished two games
ahead of Seattle in their battle for
fourth place by dividing the dou-
bleheader. Fay Thomas won the
series for the Angels by blanking
the Indians with six hits for a
TO win. In the second game, aid
ed by Mike Hunts 10th homer and
circuit blow by Alan Strange,
Seattle won Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
HURLER HURLS AND
HURLS AND HURLS

CLEVELAND. May 3. Wp)-Lefty
Yerty, star pitcher for the Jeffer-
son Cleaners, today boasted a rec
ord In yesterdays 13 to II victory
over the Friedrich Timers he struck
out 23 men, walked two and allow
ed 90 hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Boston 5, New York
Chicago 5, Philadelphia Z.
Washington 10, Philadelphia 7
Cleveland at st. Louis, rain.
Today's Schedule
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at st. Louis.
(Only game Scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York 3, Boston 2.
Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 2.
st. Louis l, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia l, Brooklyn 5.
TOday's Schedule
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
(Only games Scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

Decoration Day and the Fourth of July and Labor Day Hndps
Each of the latter will be worth $1,000.
Racing will be conducted Aqua Cn which Just the line in
Diego Calf each Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday
from the until July ) During july of the Del Mar
C1f Aqua Catne Will only Sundays Beginning Aug
Will be four days week OF the sport the border plant
At Aqua CIn expected the Who's Who of the Hollywood
celebrities
from all parts the country will gather will be
close finishes $1,000 public address system for description the and
miranda orchestra MeNican musicians who will play the club
house
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
Baseball Results
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
YeStertIay'S Results

Yesterdays Results
Oakland 40, San Diego 2-5.
San Francisco TO, Portland 4-3.
Los Angeles IA. Seattle 0-6.
Sacramento 6-15. Missions So.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

This Golden Ply, which is now
found in every Silvertown Tire, Is
a layer of special rubber and full
floating cords, scientifically treated
to resist the terrific blowout
causing heat generated inside all
tires by today's high speeds. BY
resisting this heat, the Golden Ply
provides motorists with real protec-
ton against high-speed blow-outs."
It pays to play safe! Get your
Goodrich Silvertowns today.
+Napies and localities are fictitious. bnt the
episode IS suggested by an actual occurrence.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

Intend to Wed-Angel Carpio, 25,
and Delfina Guisti, %, BraWley res
idents. Monday filed with the coun-
ty clerk a notice of intention to
wed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03
San Diego Padres
Slip to End Spot
I'm Sunday Games
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramentos its
Louis Cardinal club undispued possession place
after half weeks of 1887
today the first sweep
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

w TITH hundreds of thorough
w breds assembled, the riding
colony including many OF the
crack jockeys Of the West and liberal
purses At stake, the opening of the
Aqua Caliente race season May s is
expected to draw a capacity crowd.
This beautiful race course has been
closed for two years and now Eu-
gene Normile, the tracks general
manager, is finding the fans in a re-
oeptye mood for the thrilling sport.
The feature Of opening day will be
the $1,000 Inaugural Handicap Of six
furlones. Eight other races will be
oarded. For each Sunday the program
will offer 10 races. Throughout the
season there will be several stakes
of big value. Among these are the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

EI CENTRO--
GOODRICH SILVERTOWN
STORE, 4th & olive.
BLALACK SEED e. IMPLE
MIGNT CO, 443 Main st.
FRANK j. DAVIS,
East lei Centre City Limits.
FRIEDLY MOTOR CO,
605 State st.
ROY II. WOMACK,
$50 Main st.
IMPERIAL
GORDON STEWART,
221 NJ. Imperial Ave.
SEELEY--
cHAS. l.. RICE.
Highway No. 80.
HIt AMIEY--
N. AGUNDEZ,
1908 r.. Main st.
CLAUDE HAWKINS,
1876 NJ 9th 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-03

WEST TMORLAND--
BUD e. BEN GARAGE.
Main st.
WINTIiHHANEN-
G. c. CUMMINGS,
Higway No. 80.
CAIEkICO--
TOM RITTER.
80 Il. 3rd ST.
HOLTyILLE-
M G.. SHARP,
9th & Cedar.
INLAND
SIMPSON & NOFFSINGER,
inland Avenue.
IIEHER--
X. ROBERTSON,
Main Street.
ttLIPATRIA--
JOE SKIES,
IA N. Sorenson
TEXACo SERVICE STATIONS
Evening star., 1937-05-23
WASHINGTON SHOTS
SWEEP SKEET MEET
Deyoe Hits Perfect 100 in ALL
Bore-Frank, Mrs. Coe Garner
Southeast Titles.
By the Associated Press

BY lne ASSOCIATED PreSS.
NTAUNTON, Va, May 22.-Shooting
an unbeatable 100, George o.
Deyoe Of Washington turned in the
highest score in the all-bore event
which brought the third annual South
eastern skeet shoot to a close at the
6henandale Club at Buffalo Gap today,
Runner-up in the event was Hunter
Cochran, also of Washington, who
broke SO out OF 100.
High gun over all-For highest COM
bined score in the 410 gauge, 20
gauge, and an-bore was won by v.
A. Frank, Washington, with 273. R.
E. Stuart, ST, Alexandria, trailed by
one point with 272.
Chalking up a combined score OF
1872, Deyoe and F. Ramsdell won high
team honors.
In the women's championship, Mrs.
William Coe of Washington was first
with 95 and Mrs. A. w. Walker, Wash
ngton, 81, was second.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Boxing Is Cheap
AtPOlice Show

POXING at less than 2 cents q
scheduled round will be pre-
sented to local fight fans on the
police benefit card at Grifith Sta
dium June 2, general admission
tickets being priced at 81. Re
served grandstand seats are priced
at $3.50, with box seats at $2.75
and ringside chairs at $3.45.
The card, which will consist Of
81 rounds when completed, now
calls for Bob Tow to meet Sandy
Mcdonald, Cowboy Howard Scott
to face Norment Quarles, Ray Ing
ram to collide with Joey Archibald,
Ossie Stewart to clash with Tom
Chester and Lou Gevinson to swap
swats with Johnny Pena. All are
slated for 10 rounds.
Tickets may be obtained at Tur-
ner's Arena at Fourteenth and w
streets, Goldie AhearnS Mems
Shop at Ninth and E streets, or
any police station.
Proceeds derived from the show
will be turned over to a fund for
the widows and orphans OF men,
bers Of the District metropolitan
police force.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Big Ten planning g
Winter Meet Ban

ANN ARBoR, Mich, May %
tPl.-Track and field stars OF
the Big Ten probably will be miss
ing from the big indoor meets Of
1888. following preliminary action
by the conferences Faculty Com
mittee at its annual Spring meet
ing today
After discussion of the practice
of conference standouts competing
in meetings other than those
sponsored by colleges or confer
ences of colleges during the Winter
season, the faculty group appointed
committee comprised of Profs.
T. E. French of Ohio State, o. F..
Long Of Northwestern and Ralph
Aigler of Michigan to look into
the problem, with the view of pre-
pairing resolution prohibiting
further participation in such
events.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
FIRST GAY TAKES
ANNANDALE TITLE
Gains Five Blues and Two
SeConds-Mott Horses
Get Minor Honors.

T1RST GAY. owned by Mrs Ed
- Barker of Warrenton, won the
championship of the AMMAN
dale, Va, Horse Show yester-
day before small crowd OF spectators
who gathered to watch an equally
small representation of horses partici-
pate in 10 hunter and jumper classes
First Gay took five firsts and two
seconds in these events, proving the
outstanding winner of the day.
Mott Horses Always Short.
NEXT in line among the days big
winners was the two-horse show
stable Of Tom Mott, jr., who captured
more than half dozen ribbons, but
never was quite able to break into the
winners circle.
The morning sector of the program
was devoted entirely to pony classes.
Summaries:
PONY JUMPING-First. Miss Prince,
McGili; nt third. star r'E Boy % David BeIding: ns
f0s5fhi cHIpRHSs Hstls G. 1tMr{sGrrst fsSsn Nellie
MOTT r ea third sesHne Biy Pose @ enry tourth
Decffil cHiLDREN's iis chi Observation-Disclosures.
Elaine Veins. second; Tom Mott. ir.; third,
H'iFy Pony " 1oGcH eSHsti' AND Il our-First Star
Boy, David Beldins: SECOND. Beauty, Nc
fourth. Miss PRINCE. Pumphrey entry:
Mrs. Ed Barker; second Miss Dorette,
Tom Mott. ,lr.; third. Leap Year. Tom
Mott. IT.; fourth. Modern Melody, Mrs.
WORKING HUNTERs-First. Modern
Pleasant View Farm third. Gone Away,
Miss Nancy P. Hanna; fourth, First Gay.
ROAD HACKs-First. First Cav Mrs
Dowell; third. Leap Year. Tom Mott. jr.;
fourth. Lancelot Elaine Veins.
TOUCH AND OUT-First. Bonny Aubrey
Fishback: second. First Gay. Mrs. Barker
third, Can. Pleasant View Farm; fourth,
Bar Maid, same owner.
OPEN HUNTERS-First. Bar Maid
peasant view Farm second: FIRST Gay
Mrs Barker: third, Miss Dorette. Tom
Mott. II, fourth. Modern Melody. Mrs
HANDY HUNTERs-First. Bar Maid
Pleasant View Farm; second. Gone Away
Miss Hanna: third. Bonny Mr.. Fishback;
GREEN JUMPERSMFirst First Gay
Mrs. Barker; second and third, Pleasan,
View View Farm Farm entry fourth, Miss Dorette
Ton #tINTHRS MHIta r. Under sApn,E-r,rst
ysss E,!ss az ss Ms; Mfs bsrksf sseaaa 1ssT
Pleasant View Farm fourth, Modern
Melody. Mrs. Mcdowell.
LIGHT AND MIDDLEWEIGHT HUNT
| ond. Leap Year. Tom Mott, jr.; third. Bal
| Maid. Pleasant View Farm; fourth, Modern
Melody. Mrs. Mcdowell.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
RHODE ISLAND RAMS
GRAB TRACK CROWN
Score 25l1a in New England Loop
Meet-Northeastern Second,
Holy Cross Third.
BY the Associated Press.

by lIe hSSOCldleQ fleSS.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 22-Al.
though able to win only one in.
dividual title and participate in a
quadruple tie for another. the Rhode
Island State Rams captured the New
England intercollegiate track and
field championship by scoring 2512
points in 10 of the Is events today
at Tech field
Northeastern was runner-up for
the group honors with l9 points. The
title-defending Holy Cross forces, de-
spite Larry Scanlon's second consecu-
tive double" in the sprints, scored
in only two other events and placed
third with II.
The other team scores we're:
Boston College, Is; Bates, II:
Brown, 1874; Maine, 1o3. M. I. T.
1912; Williams, 8; Bowdoin and
Springfield, 7 each; New Hampshire.
g., Boston University, S; Wesleyan, 4;
Colby, 3; Middlebury, 2; Vermont,
3, and Amherst, l.
The other four teams, Connecticut
State, Massachusetts, State, Tufts and
Worcester Tech, went scoreless.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
CAPITAL LNOTABLES
|. ATLOUDOUN SHOW
Leith Rides King Dominant
to Top Honors in Annual
Leesburg Event.
! the Associated Press,

r EESBURG, Va. May 22-King
Dominant, handsome chestnut
gelding owned by Mrs George
~ Plummer, Rockville, Md, and
ridden by the veteran Louis Leith of
Middleburg. won first honors in the
annual Loudoun Horse Show today.
Horace Moffett's Leaf Hanger won
the reserve trophy. The show at
tracted to the Belmont estate of
Patrick j. Hurley many persons from
official Washington, including Sen
ators Robinson and McAdoo and
Secretary of War Woodring.
Summaries:
~ SPECIAL CLASS FOR HORSES THAT
5uMP1NG nAF SEtHk cIAsS Won Nv RIBB3N y
rmes sfsSna GRTy s6Id Mafss Wood Deaf
~. .EiI THREEE: :rfzK.oLD fsists5! HySrrRs-rrst
SIit9ns cha,ter Lane. Nfsman pT Alien: SeaHnd shiad
GaS BRED M!'sR YRARLfNGs@first < caSseal Hi.
way. E, L. ,Redman second. Grace's Pride,
Peach brothers, Upperville; third. Masic
LS, L1GHTwE1GHE = & EefHHsHn HUSTERs-rirst King
cifons Rsse M.s 6f 6eorfe Pummsr
sSh5S Z ASp Hsheh HRxSRWshE1cHr R5xHSssRssh HUNT
ERSIFirst. Cataract, Peach brothers
hfd e1ry 9g 5ocm Rsss B9n Gad and yShn
HALF BRED s-YKAR-oLDs"FiGr!st. b. E
Crescent; William Q. Lassell. Washington
seGGaa nRep9rt E l. Redman No third!
William Caslear; third Vagabond King King
'ofa GotbotS A5s5ss'eH HUNT TROPHY. for horse,
seeo5ai1es seeo5a s.taIan King
ToTcH AND oTTnFirst SG1 ffrsanSet Merry Bloom
Turner Wiltshire; SECOND, clifton's Trump
~; L9. Alien; third Vaeabond King, Johr
Of PONY SSih. JUMPING s,In'e; cdIAss-First LASS Queer
COME HUNTERS, SHOWN IN HANpE
psi' An Puvf fane pe1sh DF Ssn
rhaEDRHfh %oRkEsc F. HuNfhRsnrirst i SffRsn: Mery,
Mss !neE s.ssy w'sa5s Wn.r 'saHnd snd
,A1 PoSf' ssi' Under ME se@RR sabDLE-rirst. camu
Greenhalsh; third. Queen Of sheba. stan stan.
HGNTER HAcKs-First. Leaf Hanse,
Mrs. Plummer: third. Dorothy VI Peaci
| brothers
| GREEN HUNTERS-First. Leaf Hanger
| Horace Mohett second Hangover. A. M
| Chichester third. Cliftons Chatter Lane
MobEi NOBEL CLASS. SHOWN IN HAND
First. Catalan Boy w O. seipp: second
| entry. W. H. Lipscomb: third, Clifton
Diana, Dramallen.
JUNIOR HUNT-First Oh Abby, NJ,
| and Mrs John B. Royston. ridden b
Stanley Green; second. Wood Dear. rid
| den by Stanley Green, jr.: third. Oueel
| OF Sheba. Marvin Green.
COLORED GROOMS-First. Rockriyer
owned by Miss Peggy Wilmer. ridden b
| SllaS Randall. second. Merry Bloom
Turner Wiltshire. ridden by Henry Brooks
| third. Vagabond King John Alexander
| ridden by Jess Randolph
| CORINTH1AN-First King Dominant
Mrs. Plummer: second Madrisal Tom, Mis-
Anna F. Hedrick: third, Cataract. Peacl
brothers.
CHAMPIONSHIP Dominant: re
serve. Leaf Hanger.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
YALE BARELY TOPS
HARVARD ON TRACK
Two-Point Eli Win Ends 3.Year
Rule of Crimson in Meet.
One Record Is Set.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 22-The
Yale track team defeated Har-
ward. 681a to 66l2, here today
The two-point margin which ended
Harvard's three-year domination over
Yale came in the closing event OF the
meet. It was the closest finish be-
tween the Crimson and Blue in II
years.
Despite the closeness Of the COM
petition, but one new track record
was set, that by Gardner Millett Of
Yale, who topped the 220-yard hurdles
in 212 seconds The old mark Of
2l8 was shared by trio of former
track stars, Schick, Harvard. 1905;
Foster, Harvard, 1901, and Bayes Nor
ton, Yale, 1925.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
RUNS 51K2 MILES
INAMAZING HURRY
Ballington Of South Africa Wins
London-to- Brighton Race in
5:43 :42-Dack Second,

Ry the Associated Press.
BRIGHTON, England, May 22.-The
South African, Ballington, today
won the 511a-mile London to- -Brigh-
ton foot race in the amazing time Of
hours SO minutes AZ seconds.
Norman Dack of Hamilton, Ontario,
was second in 6:57:56 and Jim Phil
lips, also of Hamilton, third in 7:18:54.
Available reference books list no
world record for the odd distance Of
5112 mikes, but Spaldings Athletic
Almanac, under the heading of Mote
worthy performances" credits w. c.
Davies with the best United States
mark for 81 miles. Davies was clocked
in hours 40 minutes 80 seconds for
this distance on February %, 1882, at
New York. The listed professional
mark for so miles is 5:55:045 set by
George Cartwright in 1887.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Fike Gives Disc a Ride.

NAVY's Irwin Fike broke the other
meet record, hurting the discus
139 feet 3l2 inches to beat the old
mark of 1877 feet 4 inches.
Summaries:
NIL NILE RuN-won by oldneld, tNavy,:
'N6Xst bfscus riTf TRkoW@won We by rke esavy,
LynGb Nayy> hr 1ss
Ho-YARD DASH Won by Dalton
oNavy); second, Gronin Maryland; third,
Cuts Go ,N.ayH. TINE 0;50;3. ,
NeEsSn sS YARDs ARDS HIGH G%e HSRplEs-won by
1Sey 1SIg sbntz Mayy snEaer 4ms (Nav;
$50. YARD RUNMWon by By Woodrun
(Nayy) second. Scofleld Navy; third.
TinlinS aI,nrnN Navy; Time. l:5a3; ,..
HIGH JGMP@won By Miller MARY
land, sscopd Gardner atah+ (sayy1; thrS inrS
SaY5 bs tse' Morsan
Navy second. Holovak Navy; third
Ryfp NfEylsns s1N2st Tins 9ssS ss Weymouth
and Boiam (Nsyy); third stuessi anc
Msssn YssB sssa5' Low OWE HgaPLks-wen HSaSt b,
nisf BRoxp ae0GH JuMPNWon sPay by '"e Rich 4Navy,
second Blaha CNavy2; third. Neal Navy
Ditspsft 5xVftrs Il FL bS Reas'
CMaryiand; second. Males Maryland)
third. Fike Navy. Distance 19S feet
POLE yAULT--wen by Mecrory, Navy;
Il feet 5 inches.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
Says Eating Jag
Is Aging Louis
T OS ANGELES, Nav o P-

I OS ANGELES, May % (P).-
James J. Johnston OF Madison
Square Garden, New York, flew
into town today with the an
nounced purpose of grabbing the
winner of the Bob Pastor Bob
Nestell bout for a heavyweight
show in the East with "one of the
three old men,
The three old men? They're
Champion James Braddock, Max
Schmeling and Joe Louis, who is
rapidly eating himself into old
age said Johnston.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
M|DD|ES CLEAN UP
TERPS ON C|NDERS
Guckeyson, Fike Crack Meet
Records as Navy Scores
by SO to 27.
BY the Associated Press.

O9 tHC hSSOCldleQ fIeSS.
4 NNAPOLIS. Md, May 22-The
N Navy track team, pointing for
~ its meet with Army next week,
4 a overwhelmed the University Of
Maryland, SO to q, today.
The midshipmen made clean sweep
in of the IA events, they took first
place in every track contest and scored
heavily in the field events.
Three Maryland-Navy meet records
were broken. Bill Guckeyson Mary
lands all-around athlete, heaved the
shot 46 feet 81a inches. to better the
old meet mark of A feet 10 inches.
Ed Miller, Maryland, high jumped 6
feet l "A inches, to better the old mark
of feet.
Evening star., 1937-05-23
CHICAGO NETMEN LEAD,

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May % P).-
Chicago's pre-tournament favorites
won the annual Western Conference
tennis team championships today, sue
cessfully defending their doubles
title, but the Maroons' Norman Bickel
lost his singles crown to Robert
Nihousen Of Ohio State, runner-up .
year A4o,
Evening star., 1937-05-23
LATE PLEBE GOAL TELLS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May GA goal
shot by Antle for the Navy Plebes just
80 seconds before final time enabled
that team to edge out against Central
High Of Syracuse today, 8 to Z. It
was one of the best and most excit-
ing Junior games OF lacrosse ever
played here.