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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-27

ICE REFRICERAToR,-Reason-
able; late model, splendid con
ditiOn. 2l4 7th Ave. +. Tele-
phone 38S-W.
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EXPECT TO BUILD or remodel?
See us for estimates on paint
ing. decorating, construction
and repair work. sketches. etc.
TurIcy Construction Co. Phone
fS6. FPS Third Ave. W.
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Livestock and Poultry

BIZ SALE-Cow with 7 weeks
|calf. ]. V. Won Cannon, Phone
1881.
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6--Business Services

INVESTMENTS in this associa-
ton are safe. insured up to
$4,000. Current dividend rate
is 1 per cent per annum, with
tax exemptions. Do you know
of anything better? Call or
write for folder. First Federal
Savings & Loan association. "
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SENSATIONAL Linoleum values!
Select from our extensive show
ing of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $3.50 per yard, installed.
BrunsOn Furniture Co.
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l0-Transportation

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
your furniture from, or take it
to any point in u. s. or Canada.
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone l21.
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EAUTIFUL Groom house, heat.
best section. Priced to sell. j.
ID. Solley. Phone 172.
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4-Seeds and Plants

WILL. HAVE 100000 Fancy
Field grown Marglobe tomato
plants on market here Satur-
day. Priced right -- around
Sl.OO per thousand. Inquire at
Curb Market. l.. G.. Moore and
Son. York. $. c., and Beaufort,
:. {.
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TOMATO PLANTS - Marglobe,
Break O'Day, Scarlet Topper,
PondcroSa. Brimmer. Ok Heart,
Eurliaua. BCcfStcak. & A b
EAGE -- Copenhagen Market.
Charleston Wakefield. SWEET
POTATO - Porto Rico. Also
Flower Plants. Harvey Riggan,
sol kauuga st.
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I2-Radiios and Service

WE SPECIALIZE in making any
make of radio perform to it's
utmost capacity. Midcity Tire
Co. Phone 121.
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5--FoodStuffs

FOR IS YEARS WlTCHlTA'S
BEST HAS BEEN RECOGNIZ-
ED AS A LEADING ALL
PURPOSE FLOUR.
FRESH FISH, several choice va
Irictics. FricrS. hens. rOOstcrS,
ducks. turkeys, fresh eggs. Rus
sell 4 Moore. Phone 9GS. ~
Seventh Ave. w.
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Room HOUSE and FIVE acres
land. Hardsurface road; 2 miles
out, $3.50. J. Louis Albea.
Real estate and rentals. Phone
lO1. 416 N. Main.
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Advertise Your "swap Bargains

FOR SALE - Male Boston bull
terrier puppy, IL weeks old.
Russell Packard, Route 3.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

+ WELCOME YOU one and all
10 visit our place Of business,
which we have equipped Tor
YOUR convenience. Gray q
liugginS. Phone PSI.
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BUILDING MATERIALS in large
assortmcntS. Millwork promptly
executed. Everything to send
the builder on his way rejoic-
ing. HcndcrSonville Supply &
Coal Co. Phone 500.
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on CAN TOO, can have new
car power and pep again d.
Let ass rrcouditiou your motor
.bv the Sunucu Method. See
.FIavc at Lvcrly's Auto EN-
change. Dodge and Plymouth
service. I2O Main st. Phone
sST.
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33--Rooms and Board
37--To Swap

WANTED TO TRADE 49, Fine
fresh Jersey COW for gentle
work mare. $. Schnydcr, Dana.
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PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
for Stark's trees for fall deliv-
cry at last Springs low prices.
They're certain to advance. II.
Walter Fuller, l3l 9Th Ave.
West. Phone 1872.
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ULTRA-LIFED FEEDS will pro-
duce better results under all
normal conditions. They are
freshly mixed, priced lower
than many other feeds that do
not have Nitamin Fertilization
of ours. ID. T. Hart Co.
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40-Misceiiqneous

WANTED-Moncy for short time
secured by real cstat" mort
rage and good endorsement.
Can use small on larger
amounts. Rigby-MoTow Co. q
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GIFTS EOR GRADUATES

FALL. SEED POTATOES; fruit
Jars 30c, Soc, SOC do2. Fine
homegrown cabbage plants. II.
d. IIydcr, on bank at depot.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
IMPERIAL HIGH HIRES NEW CO
BALL FOES.
IN BATTLE


The crash of wood against horse
hide will be heard at the Municipal
Ball park tonight as the Efks and
Eagles sofsball teams tangle in
the final game of the city league
championship series at Sis.
The Elks annexed the first meet
ing between the clubs by score
of 9-5, but the Eagles hit every
thing Pitcher Lyn Stewart had to
offer in the second game and won
as they pleased, 1872.
Tonight Joe Hurst will hurl for
the Elks and Hare or Jordan will
be on the slab for the Eagles. Hare
pitched an outstanding brand OF
ball to defeat the Elks Wednesday
night and should be in form to
give an exhibition of pitching sell
dom duplicated tonight
Joe Hurst, however, can always
be counted on to set down the
opposition when he gets good sup
port. And the Elks lineup indicates
he will get plenty.
Manager Pat Patterson of the
Eagles will stand pat on the line
up that brought the Eagles 1872
win Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. 10. W,R
This is the land of Alfred Moss
man Landon.
This is the home of Carrie Ma
ton and her Little Red Ratchet.
This is the home of 32 beer.
So, in the name of all that is
good and glorious, ask you why
1, Henry McLemore, am in Wichi-
tap
1 am not from Maine or Vermont,
which lets me out as far as Landon
is concerned.
I never liked aggressive gals, al
ways making my play for those
soft and silly creatures who never
hatcheted anything but a pocket
book.
And as for 80 beer-for mouth
wash you still can't beat that soap
mama used to use when, in a mo-
ment of passion, you let a dog
gone" and a "dern" slip through
your lips. ....
The only reason can figure out
why I am in Wichita is because
tonight under more bulbs than
there are broken hearts on Broad
way, the national semi-pro base
ball congress begins at Lawrence
stadium.
The last congress I covered was
that of the United States, in which
there were no runs, no hits and
all errors.
This congress I am informed by
those who have seen it in years
past, is mostly runs, mostly hits
and damned few errors. They tell
me that outside Of the worlds
series this is the country's biggest
baseball show.
From AZ states the semi-pro ball
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. up
Favorably interpreted news from
Washington brought steady buying
into the stock market today. Gains
ranged 10 around points.
Chief encouragement was the
prospect of early adjournment OF
congress. The statement of Rep.
Mary Norton that wages and hours
legislation may not be passed at this
session brought late buying.
Steel shares were prominent un-
der lead of L. S. Steel. An increase
of 81 ton in steel scrap at Biz
mingham helped. U. S. Steel gained
more than a point TO around 121,
point 10 above 101, Wheeling Steel
gained almost 2 and preferred al
most u a new high for the year.
Crucible gained almost points.
Speculative interest continued in
Radio Corporation and il went 10
further new high on the move in a
fractional gain. Other active stocks
included Paramount, up fractional
~ al 235a and Spiegel, Inc, up
point at a new high of 25A. Socony
vacuum reached a new high for the
year in firm oil list.
High production figures brought
fresh demand for motor shares
Chrysler rose to above 11s for
Motors was almost point higher.
Buying spread TO motor equipment
shares. Borg Warner reached a
new high for the year. Rubber
shares strengthened, led by u. s..
Rubber. which gained more than
. points. Goodrich and Goodyear
advanced around a point.
Rails advanced despite an IN
favorable carloadings report. Atchi-
son had gain of more than a
point TO above 81. New York Cen
iral, Southern Pacific, Great North.
ern and Pennsylvania advanced
fIactionally.
Utilities were quiet but worked
forward. Some special issues at
tracted attention. including Allied
Chemical up ?, Allis Chalmers up
more than a point, Dupont 2 points
higher and Eastman Kodak 3 points
higher at a new peak for the year
of 1907.
Dow Jones closing averages In,
dustrial 1927. Up l66; KallFo ae
transactions approximate ,o4Y ",
0oo shares compared with Is t,e1.
shares Yesterday. Curb transactions
anproximated 1000 shares com
pared with 10000 shares yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
YANKEES HOLD
AMERiCANLEAD;
CHICAGO LOSES

BOSTON, Aug. 13.-The New
York Yankees held their eleven
and one-half game lead in the
American league today by splitting
a doubleheader with the Boston
Red Sox to make it three out of
four over the Yawkeymen in the
series.
The Red Sox went on hitting
spree in the first game to win,
1910. The Yanks won the second
tilt, So.
Chicago White Sox divided
doubleheader with the Detroit Tig-
ers, losing the first, 1914 and win
ming the second, Ga
Buddy Lewis singled home the
winning run in the ninth inning
TO give the Washington Senators
a 5-4 win over the Athletics and
a clean sweep of the series.
Cleveland BANKED the st. Louis
Browns, TO.
Pittsburgh Pirates unlimbered
their big bats and whaled away at
the offerings of three Chicago Cub
pitchers to whip the Chicagoans,
1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
IA e xica Ii
Takes First
Series Tilt


Mexicali's valley league champ
ions got off to a flying start in the
first loop playoff game against
Brawley Thursday night when the
Border City club scored two runs
in the ninth inning to win, 81.
Shifty JORDAN held the Brawley
team in check the entire distance.
He allowed only two hits but near
ly lost the game in the seventh
inning when two outfield errors
allowed Brawley its only run of the
game.
With two men down in the ninth
Rrawley victory appeared inevi-
table but the Mexicali team came
to life to score the winning runs on
a walk and an error and a single
to left field by Moreno. Hare hurl-
ed for Brawley. He gave up six
hits and famed nine batters.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
E. G. TEAM
FAVORITE
IN MATCH

San Diego and Phoenix drivers
will send their tiny cars roaring
down the speedway at the FL Cen
tro track tonight in an attempt
TO stop the winning march OF
Hobart Herrick and Bud Vess, val
ley midget kings.
Herr1ck and Vess have been Sc
lected to lead the valley speedsters
against tn invading midget owners
in a team race.
The Phoenix team is rated strong
er than San Diego and is expected
to give the valley drivers a real
battle despite the fact the local
speed demons are familiar with the
track.
A 40 lap main event, elimination
races and a trophy dash will be
held in addition to the team event.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
TODAY'S
SPORTS PARADE
.By HENRY McLEMORE

players come to Wichita. They come
here and stay two weeks, during
which time SO games are played
to decide the. national champion
ship. My, .informers, who doubtless
are biased as mama's SIT skirt,
insist that the baseball played
is just a cut beneath that which
is executed day after day in the
leagues that are major.
I might as well say right now
that I do not believe this. But I
am willing to be shown.
I am going to Lawrence stadium
tonight, along with $1,000 other
people, and I am going to train
my liquid blue eyes on the games
that are played. If they are good
promise to say so. If they are
bad I promise to say SO. Frankly,
I am hoping they will be good be-
cause the city of Wichita, I have
been given to understand, has
small but efficient group Of tar
rers and feathers who handle those
gentlemen who find fault with
their semi-pro baseball congress.
am not man who likes being
tarred and feathered 1 was tarred
and feathered once by a group of
Georgia enthusiasts who objected
to my celebrating my twenty first
birthday by voting Republican. I
suppose the job they did on me
was the best job ever done on any
body. After clothing me in night
gown of tar they threw birds at
me-not feather-birds. Until 1882
I suppose was the only Repub-
lican who had actually been given
the bird. Mr.. Hoover joined me,
then MIR. Landen joined me four
years later.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
SZWEDKO
TOURNEY
.FAVORITE

HARDING PARK GOLF CLUB,
SAN. FRANCISCO, Aug, 10 CUP)-
Andrew Szwedko, strapping Pitts
burgh steel worker, was favored to-
day TO capture the national public
links golf title and return the cham
pionship to. the east after his vic
tory over S. Patrick Abbott, defend
ing champion from Pasadena.
The husky Pittsburgher, whose
big hands control a golf club with
the delicacy OF a. matchmaker, was
expected to have little. difficulty in
disposing OF Bruce Mccormick, Los
Angeles fireman, in the 36-hole
semi-finals to be played today.
Don Erickson, another favorite,
medalist ana holder OF the course
record, goes into the semi-finals
against Frank Toronto, Sacramneto.
He, likewise, was the favorite today.
Szwedko started Abbotts downfall
on the firt hole when the champion
missed a four putt. Abbott squar-
ed the match on the second, but
Szwedko went ahead on the fifth
with a birdie two on a 23foot putt
and increased his lead on the sixth
with a par when Abbott overshot
the green.
At the end of the first nine of
the 18-hole match, Szwedko was
leading, two up, and had a medal
score of 81, two over par. Abbott
was four over at the turn,
The Pasadenan won the 18th and
I4th holes to even the score, but
5zwedko regained command and
his victory by taking the
18th, 10th and 18th holes.
Erickson eliminated Howard Noon,
Santa Monica, and 3
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Aug. Is. OUP) =
The new Van De Kamp bakeries
stock was a feature of the Los
Angeles stock exchange today when
il Recorded its first sale, 100 shares
at 3. The market displayed grow
ing optimism with more than half
the issues traded in moving up.
Sales included: Pacific Finance
800 shares 20s.,. down u; Trans
america 1920 shares 16A, up 3s;
Bandini Oil 200 shares 51a, unchang-
ed; Bolsa Chica A 100 shares ga,
up H.; Consolidated Oil zoo shares
ex.I div, 81. up 4; Richfield Oil 400
shares 9. unchanged; Republic Pet
Standard Oil of Calf. went up q
to 49, on sale ,E q 100 shares ! aFsar e *
Akron 100 shares 43h. down %
Lockhee\ Aircraft 100 shares 13h,
unchanged Pacific Distiilery 100
shares 1.25, unchanged; Ryan Aero
nautical 200 shares "a, down 1s;
Edison 51z per cent pfd. 100 shares
26ss, up u; Southern Pacific 100
shares 451s. UP II.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13


first round to take a slight edge
but the Indian kept boring in t.
force the southern California
champion to put forth his best eff,
forts to maintain his advantage.
Graves, however, rallied strongly
in the third and fourth rounds
and all but blasted Burns from the
ring in he final round Burns,
absorbing rights and lefts to the
breadbasket, proved he was tough,
but he was badly outclassed and
was lucky to last the distance.
Jolting Joe Villegas stopped lefts
and rights to the face through
three bloody rounds in the semi-fi-
nal but scored with his smashing
right in the fourth to take a knock
out win over John Jones of the
U. S. Navy.
& INT Cobb Gu; loose with a right
to the midsection to score a knock
out over Bill Castro of Phoenix in
the fourth fight of the program.
Cobb packed too much power for
the game but outclassed Indian.
Wild Man Writ was unimressive
in winning from JoJo Halman and
Joe Gonzalez scored q k.o. over
M. Manufacturer in the second
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
San Diego, Phoenix
Cars Enter EVents
BENEFIT GAME
SLATED FOR
TUES. MITE

An Ell Cen.ro All Star softball
team will tackle the Indio All
Stars in a game at the FL Centre
Park Tuesday night, The proceeds
frem the game will go TO Gene
FOrshey, Ell Centre player who
was injured in a game a. Holt
vile this season. ..,.4 =... ls
Tickets are being sold for the
contest by members of the team.
Hoyle Priest, Stewart, Tunney
Williams and seyerSi other out
standing valley players viii be
included on the Ell Centre line
up Tuesday night. Jordan or
Hare will pitch for the Indi0,
team. f~
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
New Deal il
Sports Dept
Announced

A new deal in the Imperial HI
School athletic department u
promised today as board memb'
OF the school announced 6ae |
pOintment of Sheldon LOughbl
rough as head coach of the Iml
rial institution.
Loughborough, a graduate
sc. and recommended to Impel
officials by coaches Howard JoI
and Hobbs Adams, will take Of
the new duties ON September
and will begin his assignment
turning out the first football tel
from Imperial since 1916.
Loughborough made three lett
in basketball under Coach 8
Barry at S. G. and made sixth
letters in sports in his four yd
at a Wisconsin high school.
He was sports instructor aq
boys camp in Wisconsin for |
years and turned out two jun
champion baseball teams in Il
time. He coached basketball at II
Beach Poly in 1886 and was asst
ant baseball coach at the same
stitution.
Loughborough's plans were
revealed 'oy board members but
was indicated that the Impe|
school would not break into
valley football league until ID
! season
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
SACRAMENTO
OPENS SERIES
AT LANE FIELD
BY UNITED PRESS

San Diego and Sacramento, rum
ming one-two In the Pacific Coast
league and separated by only one
and one-half games, squared off
against each other today in a life
and death" eleve1l-game series that
will determine league leadership.
Sacramnto went into the struggle
fresh from three straight wins over
the Mission Reds in the first half
of the split week schedule. San
Diego waited the Scion invasion
with its team smarting from two
defeats in three starts. against the
second division Oakland array. At
ter four games at San Diego, the
teams shift to Sacramento to play
seven more.
In other series starting today,
third place San Francisco took on
Seattle, Los Angeles moved over
to Portland, and the Missions re-
NAMED at home to entertain Oak
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
L. A. RE6ETABLES

Los ANG ELES, Aug. 10. UP)-
Continued liberal to heavy supplies
with slightly better demand and
few price changes. .f4
Catalogues: Local HIS std. les
50-65c, 23s II 27s 45-60c; Melogolds
std. IS to les $4,000, 23s 35-40c; Tip
Tops std. Us to los $4,000.
Lettuce: Santa Maria, Guadalupe
& Lompoc dry pack As $1.35-1 80;
5s $1.25-1.35; local loose pack 3s
2540c.
Melons Local honeydews std. 12s
10 les 60-75c; Riverside Golden
honeydews std. los TO 12s 90c. IS to
9s 75c; local japanese melons std.
los TO los 75-S0e
stones 4x4s 35- 40c lug; 4x5s 35-50c.
5x5s $4,000, 6x6s 25r Acc; San Diego
Co. Ponderosas 4x5s 65-75c. 5x5s
s5c 81 90, 6x6s $4,000; local Earli
anas 5x5s S. 500. 6x6s $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
CHICAGO CHAINS

CHICAGO, Aug. l3. UP)-Wheat
trading was comparatively light to-
day on the Chicago board of trade
and prices moved irregularly in a
narrow range. --
Al the close wheat was u TO u
cent higher, corn was q cent high
er to IL cents lower, and oats were
unchanged 10 1s cent higher.
Spectators were cautious all
though the Canadian wheat hold
over July / was the smallest In
many years.
Despite moderate scattered pres
sure on successive upturns there
was good support and the market
here was strong. The Winnipeg
market turned bullish in mid-ses-
sion. -
New crop corn futures were sharp
~ lower at the start, in sympathy
with wheat, but they strengthened.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
f-
h. a. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES, Aug. IS. up
er: grain fed 325-13.65; top 1885,
heavies 1880; sows s.5O-9.75.
Cattle 300. Steady; light short
fed steers 9.65; good fed steers
quoted to 1875; feeders 7.25-s.25;
5.25; bulls 6.00-7.10. st
Calves 100. Slow, steady; few
calves 7.50s.50; ch Dice lacking.
Sheep $50 Wooded lambs quoted
9.50-1025; few feeder ewes 4.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
Semi-PrO Ball
Tournament Opens

WICHITA,Ka Aug. ID. CUP)-.
The national semi-pro base ball
congress. with 80 teams from all
sections of the country competing
for championship, will open Is days
of play tonight with a double head
er. ..
Opening games will be between
the Kansas City, Mo, police depart
ment and the ASHORE, N. c., Eagles
and the Fairfax, Ala, Martex team
and the Tacoma, Wash, Johnson
paints.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13

fight of the night. The Gonzalez
Manufacturer bout was a poor ex-
cuse for a fight as the Indian was
no match for the more experienced
Gonzalez.
Bob Murrillo staged a brilliant
comeback in the third and fourth
rounds of the opener to score a
decisive win over Danny O'Neil
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
Fight Results :

NEW YORK-Hans Haverlick,
18l, Austria, outpointed Dewey
Kinney, 2081a, Charlotte, NC, go;
Ossie Stewart, 1853, Pittsburgh, Ka-
yoed Johnny Rossi, 1872, New York
(6); Tony Chavez, 1872 3-4, Los An
seles, and Frank Covelli, l29 "a,
New York. drew 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
ABB JENKINS
TO ATTEMPT
NEW RECORD

BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, Ut,
Aug. Is CUP)-Ab jenkins, Ameri-
cas- premier auto speed record hold
er, next Tuesday or Wednesday will
attempt to set a new worlds record
fer the "a hour endurance run,
which he now holds at 153 miles
an hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
l.. a. HAY

Los ANGELES, Aug. 10. up
y. s; No. ] extra cary ..$3299-2e %. 90
u. 8. No. 2 lesfy ........ $17.00-s17.50
u. S. No. 2 & good mixed. SIS. 16
These prices represent wholesale
quotations. Retail prices generally
run &1.00 higher)0
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
Markets At
A Glance
Nv LIMITED PRESS

Stocks strong under lead of steel
shares.
Bonds higher, steels strong; U, s.
Government issues lower; Japanese
funds at new lows.
Curb stocks higher.
Foreign exchange steady.
Cotton I'D more than 81 a bale.
Grains irregularly higher.
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
BURNS OUTCLASSED
BY HERMAN GRAVES:
vILLECAS IN WIN
90

Thudding rights and efs to the body blows that were
heard in the remote of the arena Thursday
night paved the way for Herman Graves to
decision Ramon Burns, warwhooping Indian from
Phoenix, in the main event at Ell Centric A. C.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANg g Aug. A.! CUP UP, Y
security First NatI :. 5s% ss7.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-08-13

Los ANGELES. Aug. 49,; (uP
Corn. yellow fliDs " z'oy1 70 -
Barley, white marriott, xl.bl y -I.ez y
wheat calf, sacked sl.fl y -d-o~z
Germ transconrinental =. $2.5O-2 DO
Evening star., 1937-03-16
BLIND TEAMS ROLL
IN A. B. C. TOURNEY
Listed in Booster" Class-Smith
and De Bridget Take Lead in
Doubles With 1907.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1.-two blind
bowling teams will compete in
the American Bowling Congress tour
ney tonight-the first time in the So
year-old tenpin classic that a sight
less squad has been scheduled. The
two teams will represent the Light
house Bowling League, a local insti-
tuition for the blind that boasts an
organized league of eight five-man
teams.
The 10 mems averages range from
$50 to ITO. Both are entered in the
booster" class and will compete with
line-ups from New York. Philadelphia,
Schenectady and neighboring Jersey
towns
Team leaders held their positions
during last nights bombardment and
the 3,045 total, registered by the
Pastime A. c. of Syracuse, was not
even threatened.
Mondays minor event card fea-
tured Jimmy Smith and Mike De
Bridget, New York, who connected
with a sizzling 1907 total to take the
lead in the doubles. De Bridget also
nabbed the all-events top in piling up
a nine-game total Of 1927.