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La gaceta., 1937-12-22
TRIUNFO DE LAS PANTE-
RAS EN- Ell BASKETBALL

Las Panteras de Plant, team
de basketball, derrotaron ano-
che a un grupo de exalumnos
de Plant. La anotaci6n fue de
"a puntos contra %.
Brillaron EN- ell ataque, por
los venced0rss, Mario Cabrera
y Frank Pemberton, cada uno
de los cuales hizo C. afro ices :
tos."
Jerry Koop Sc distingui6 por
los exalumnos, hacienda cuatro
fields goals, con I'm total de
ocho puntos.
Por los victoriosos jugaron
Cabrera, Mawhinny, Fontanil,
Carlton, Gardner, Collins, E.
pemberton, Stephens, Quinby,
Baxendale Y Stubbs.
Jugaron por los que fueron
"panteras," Clark, Kearney,
Gather, Kooy, H. Pemberton,
VIM, Barber Y Mckay.
Los triunfadores daran la re
tancha a los vencidos ell dia 20
lie diciembre.
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Las comisiones pasaron no =
ras enteras en- ell muelle donde
Sc halla atracado ell vapor Win
nipeg.
En- las bodegas de csc vapor
sc depositaron, consignadas a la
Cruz Roja Espanola, por medic
del Havre, Francia, 1920 cajas
lie leche condensada, nusEe
grandes cajas conteniendo re-
pas, 1000 correas, 1000 camille
ros Y agujas para las maquinas
de coser.
Cuando al cargamento llegue
al Havre, sera desembarcado Y
de el Sc haran cargo los delega
dos de la Cruz Roja Espanola.
FL cargamento de Judas, de-
900 sacos, 10000 libras, esta en-
canine de Tampa.
Llegara antes del dia 81, con
ell fin de ser embarcado en- Ell va
por que de aqui saldra en- esa
fecha.
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aid. La secci6n de recreo patro-
Gina la fiesta.
Por medic de su secci6n de
recreo, ell Centric Espanol da-
ra una matinee extraordinaria
ell dia 25, con seis regalos, tres
para los caballeros y tres para
las damas, y una sorpresa para
las senoras Y SenOritaS, Toca-
ra la orquesta Don Francisco,
1ue dirige ell professor Frank
Trasso.
Por la noehe, comenzando a
las 10, celebrara Ell Circulo Gu
Nano su Cabaret popular de to-
los los anss.
Tocara la orquesta de Dick
Spencer, reforzada, y La Tro.
pical.
Ell domingo, dia 26, ell Cen
tro Espanol dara su matinee,
como de costumbre.
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NOTAS SOCIALE
Para los Ni1Os

Para los Ni0Os
Dos fiestas en- honor de los
ninos Sc efeetuaran hoy, una
an eli edificio de los Caballeros
Leales de America Y la otra en-
Ell parque que el pdblico llama
Crscaden, pero que debiera lie
var ell nombre del presidente
Roosevelt, que facilit6 su cons
trucci6n, o de un prominente
,iudadano latino.
En- ell primer lugar, las Da-
mas de los Caballeros Leales
mantendran la costumbre de
mos anteriores y obsequiaran
/ los ninos de los hermanos con
jrguetes y ~golosinas.
Elias dieron una fiestI para
yecaudar fondos, hace a.gunos
meses, fiesta que fue un exito
complete.
Ell Arbol de Navidad, en- ell
parque de Ybor City, represen-
ia Ell esfuerzo de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, representa-
da por Jose Glamour, Victoria
no Manteiga, Eugene ANGELO
he, Roy Coterelo y Henry Sea-
glione, con ell valiosisimo con-
,urso de la Junta de Recreo de
a ciudad de Tampa, dirigida
.)or Nash Higgins; ell professor
Mcintosh, de la escuela Marti-
lez Ybor, los directories de O.
ras escuelas de los barrios la
sinos Y las maestras.
La Junta de Recreo estara
representada por la Sra. Hunt
y otras personals.
Mrchos de los ndmeros de
Variedades que Sc habian ofre-
cido no Sc podran presentar,
oor haber sido preparados pa
ra teatros, no para fiestas al
aire libre.
De todos modos, la fiesta Sc
"a una nueva prueba del afecto
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TlRANDo Ell RALoN
Ell ALABAMA
PARA CALIFORNIA

Birmingham, Alabama, Die.
22.-Embarc6 aver para Cali
fornia, donde jugara ell dia de
Ano Nuevo con Ell once de la U,
niversidad de California, e
team de Alabama, ell favori-
to.
Mas de 1000 estudiantes des
pidieron a sus companeros, ba-
jo la llUvia, Ell Tuscaloosa.
Lleva Ell Alabama, en- coches
especiales, 40 jugadores y seiS
coaches, los responsables de las
nueve victorias en- la Temporal.
da de 1887.
mo vamos a hacer un viaje
tan largo, dijo Jim Ryba, ell ia
moso ''derribador'', para regre
sar vencidos. Nosotros hare
mos honor a los expertos que
MS conceden las mayores proba
bilidades de. victoria"
Alabama fue a California, pa
ra el Rose Bowl, en- 1926, y ven
clio a Washington con anota
ci6n de 20 puntos por 10.
California no ha jugado nun
ca con Alabama. Georgia Tech
venci6 a California, en- 1929.
con anotacion de s por 7.
Sabese are California prac-
tica con ell mayor cuidado, tie
niendo en- cuenta la potencia del
once con quien debera jugar.
Ell coach del California, Leo.
nard Stub Allison, rechaz6 IA
sugerencia de que su team
practicara, en- ell ataque, tenien
do de contrarios a las "estre :
Has del este," que jugaran en-
San Francisco.
Serfa muy arriesgado Ell ha-
cerlo, dada la importancia del
particle de Ano Nueyo, va anun
ciado en- toda la naci6n.
Las estrellas del Este pudie-
ran causarnos alg1n dano, con
siderada su potencia Y efectivi
dad.
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LA QBRA DE LA RETA
DE UNA r

Pope Visosr "a, dueno de un res
aurant de la Gale de Tampa,
cal cien por ciento, nos dice:
Il EN- un establecimiento de la
ale de Franklin, con motive
e la caida de Terrell, unas We
rs que Sc consumian. Recorde
ntonces que los fascistas ha =
ian lido a San Petersburg de
iesta. iC6mo Sc divertiran
lhora?
Queda notificado 81 grupo de
~ diversiones.
Visagra esta celebrando 81
f,estecita, ahora que ell pye-
. triunfa.
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Ell BOYCOTT

Contra los productos fascis-
tas la colonia latina mantiene
I'm intense boycott.
No sc compran iuguetes ja-
poneses, nj alemanes nj de PAL
ses fascistas.
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E DETENIDOS EN-
Ell JAPON

Toxic, die 22.-La facci6n
militarista acord6 hoy discover
ell partido obrero y todas las
organizaciones relacfonadas
ION trabajadores, temiendo un
levantamiento popular. Los o.
)reros detenidos, incluyendo a
.os principales lideres, son $40.
Ell mando militar les acupsa
,e ser comunistas, como 81 en-
el Jap6n hubiera libertad para
)ensar libremente.
Entire los arrestados figu-
"a Ell diputado Kanju Kato, es-
critores, p~eriodistas y macs
troS.
DEDICADO Ell PRIMER TU-
30 DEL TUNEL LINCOLN
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Jimen0 Menendes

Jimeno Menendee
Este querido amigo, MEM
bro del Comite P. Democratiso,
continda enfermo, pero mejora
rapidamente.
Padece una affection de la
vista y lie atiende ell DR.. Perzia.
Todos los que apreciamos a
Jimeno, hacemos sinceros vo-
tos por su pronto restableci-
miento.
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New York, PEI primer
tubo del tunel Lincoln, otro me-
dio de COMMUNICATION entire New
York y New Jersey, Sc abri6 a.
yer, con una brillante ceremo-
MIA.
-Costara ell sistema de transi.
to subterraneo, en- la isla de
Manhattan, SOC, 0Gr, 900.
Sc destina Ell tube a vehicu-
los de motor.
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7 Columbia

- SVtHNtVt"
Durante esta semana, en- e
restaurant Columbia, sera a.
,reciada la vista del p1blico al
luevo patio espanol, obra de
;asimiro Hernandez v sus ia
sociados. Personalmente CASH
miro Y Manuel Garcia atende-
ran a los visitantes y les mos
traran la obra hecha.
"Yo invite, nos dijo eli dina
nico Hernandez, a toda la CO.
onia latina. No invite con la
ltenci6n de que omar o gas
n dinero, 10 que pueden hacer
j 10 desean, sine para ensenar-
s e! nrevo paso de progreso".
Quiere este decir que todos
luestros elementos sociales Sc
IN amablemente rec.bidos.
Ell patio es una obra digna
lie verse, en- ell marco de Ybor.
y nosotros pedimos al p1blico
que 10 visite.
Viendolo Sc apreciara mejor
el esfuerzo de los duenos del Co
lumbia.
Patio de ideal, de inspira-
ci6n romantica EN- ell Centre d.
Ybor City.
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que la Camara de Concrete de
ibor profesa a la comunidad
latina.
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NJ DERROTO A
MICKEY FARBER

New York, Die. 22.-Charlie
Conner, pugil del peso ligero, a.
taco furiosamente en- los dos Ill
limos asaltos del match, y supe
re a Mickey Farber, de New
York, en- ell octave asalto.
La pelea Sc verified en- la are
ma Broadwya. Pesaba Conner
1876 libras y Farber 1852.
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"a N0chebuena

"a N0chebuend
Aumenta la animation para
ce!ebrar la Nochebuena, con
motive de la victoria del eier-
otto de la RepGblica Espanola
en- ell frente de Teruel.
La fiesta sc efectrara en- los
hogares y despues en- las ca
lies.
Los juguetes para los ninos
han sido comprados y este au.
ment6 la algeria.
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DOS CAJAS

Para los ninos de Espana re
RAID aver dos cajas de- leche
ondensada Ell Sr. p. Fernandez
ueno de la bodega del 1898 de
Gale de Franklin.
Las cajas fueron entregadas
IN ell Centre Obrero. Favor que
sc agradece.
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Los Bales del Sdbodo

Los Bales del Sdbodo
La Navidad sera festejada
por n~cestras sociedades con
bales diurnos y Ell Gran Caba-
ret nocturno del Circulo Cuba
no.
81 Centre Asturiano cele-
brara matinee ell dia 25, entire
las cuatro Y las echo de la no.
che, con una orquesta de IL
mdsicos, la notable organiza-
ci6n musical de Rex MacDon-
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(PdsG a Ia la. pdg.)
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Ola DE GARCIA

Aver fue dia de carga para
ell Comite Popular Democrati-
co. n
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
VILLECAS, ORTIZ
WIN BOUTS; SHANS
LOSES CLOSE ONE

That Rip Slade deserves the title
of southern California amateur
middleWeieht champion was defini-
tely proved Thursday night in the
Fl Centro arena, when the Golden
Gloves champion Slugged his way
to a clean cut victory over Johnny
Dean. Marine champ from San
Diego.
Two buzz saws couldn't have
worked faster than did The middle
weights in Thursday nights main
event.
Dean. employing style different
than any witnessed in a valley ring
waded IN swinging from the first
His peculiar style bothered Slade
during the opening two rounds and
the Marine took both StanzaS.
In the third, however. Slade
found the range and hit Dean con-
siStently and with enough power
to blast an ordinary fighter into
Inconsistencies.
Dean, however. only shook his
head and Waded in for more The
fourth round was a repetition of
the third. Dean waded in but Slade
dished out the punishment Rights
and leftS smashed into Deans face
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14

but he was Still moving in at the
bell
Nillegas Wins
Herman Graves, valley champion.
challenged the winner before the
battle and Slade announced he
would return to the valley to meet
the Bomber in two weeks.
Jolune Joe Viiiegas. jolted around
IN the first two rounds, unleaShed
a terrific attack in the final Cantos
to take a close decision over Don
NfcMahon in the semi-windup Ne
Mahon packed a potent left and
nicked VillegaS consistently through
ont the bout VillegaS punished Nc
Mahon with body blows and finished
strong enough to win.
Russ Greenwood. Long Beach
bantamweight. was no match for
Manuel Ortiz. Ortiz, cautious IN
the first round. opened a two-fiSted
attack in the second to k.o. the coast
battler in one minute and As sec
ondS.
Sammy Northern. a Negro mid
dleWeight who has been under the
tutorship of Herman Graves, made
his debut and took a lop-sided de-
cision over Bob Rainey of Long
Beach. Rainey showed class in the
first round to take that Stanza. but
after the first it was all Northern.
Rainey was down for nine in the
final round.
Tuffy Loudermilk returned 10
form in the third bout to hand
Joe Gonzalez his first beating in
five fights and avenge 4 loss at
the hands of the Indian last week
Robels took a decision over
ShanS. but Shans, according to the
Post Press score sheet, won three
of the four rounds.
Oliver Kline. making his first ap-
pearance in the rig. pounded out a
decision over experienced Vincent
Mandell of Imperial in the opener.
Kline. who halls from DescanSo. is
a conner and may develop into ma
terial for Ortiz. Estrada and Flores
in a couple of months.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
SACS LEAD
CUT DOWN IN
COAST LEAGUE
By UNITED PRESS


Sacramento's lead in the Pacific
coast league was cut to the slim
margin of one game tciay, with
San Francisco in position to move
in if the Solons falter.
The Seals won their third straight
over Oakland yesterday and looked
to Sam Gibson. their unbeaten
moundsman. to make it four in a
row today. Sacramento, beaten last
night by the might in the right arm
of Jim Chaplin of San Diego. faces
Wally Hebert, Padre ace, tonight.
The Seals pounGed three oakland
hurlers for % hits to give young
Bob Cole an easy l7-3 win yester-
day. Brooks Holder. former in
fielder sent to the outer gardens
because of illness CT Gill and Nor
bert. hit five safeties, and Al Wright
collected four.
Chaplin gave Sacramento only six
hits in hurting a SO shutout for
his teams first victory Of the series.
The Padres slammed Tom Seats.
best. and Bob Klinger
for nine hits.
Seattle registered its first win of
the series over Los Angeles in beat
ing the Angels l0-9, in home run
battle.
Portland made It two in a row
over the Missions with a ninth
inning 2-6 victory.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14

| hitting Pirates to SIX SafeJleS lOf
his fifth straight victory this year.
| This, added to his l6-ln-a-rOW from
1896. gave Hubbell one more than
the 1911-12 record of 20 set by an
other New York Giant, Rube Mar
guard The Rube registered 10 IN
1921 and had a carry over of one
from the proceeding season.
Arky Vaughan hit two home runs
to give the Pirates their only tai
lies. Breaking a five game Pirate
winning streak, the Giants reached
four pitchers for 13 hits including
a four bagger by Dick Bartell.
The loss cut the Pirates margin
of leadership to 2i2 games over the
st. Louis Cardinals, who nOSed out
the Philadelphia Phillies 5-4.
The Brooklyn Dodgers kept half
game behind the Giants by whip
ping the Cincinnati Reds, Cd.
Scoring three runs in the 18th,
the Chicago Cubs won from the
Boston Bees, 3-6. CaYaretta's dou-
bic with the bases loaded IN the
18th pushed two runs over, and
Galan's long fly brought over the
other one. Shoun. who had follow
ed Lee and Parmelec to the Cub
mound. was the winner, and Guy
Bush, fourth Bee hurler was the
loser. The Bees outhit the Cubs.
1910 The win Kept the Cubs d
half game behind the Dodgers.
The battle between the American
league leading Philadelphia Ath-
letics and the second place Cleve-
land Indians was rained out, but
the Boston Red SoX were ousted
from third place when they were
shut out. 40, by the Detroit Tigers.
The New York Yankees kept pace
with the Tigers by defeating the
St. Louis Browns, 4-2. Lefty Co
mez held the Brownies TO eight
scattered hits, in scoring his third
straight victory. Joe DiMaggio was
the big gun of the Yankees l2-hii
assault. hitting a triple and two
singles to drive in three runs.
The Chicago White SoX were beat
en-. 1912, by the tail end Washing
ton Senators. Deshong allowed
eight hits, but kept them scattered
as his mates collected IA off Lee
and Chelini.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
Gonzalez, Reyes
TO Battle Tuesday

Art Gonzalez and Lou Reyes,
who threw 50 many punches even
the referee couldn't keep track
Of all the blows in their bout last
week. Will return to the Brawley
arena Tuesday night to battle for
the dubious honor of meeting Her
man Graves. valley middleWeight
champion
Gonzalez annexed a decision
over Reyes last week and is slight
ly favored TO repeat in Tuesday 5
bout
Other attractions:
Badboy jackson VS.. Sailor Camp
bell
Joe Gonzales VS.. Ernie Green
Bobbie Hagar VS.. Frank Green
Ray Marie VS.. Joe Racies
Cleo Shans vs.. Tony Mandez
Les Flores vs.. Pete Marquee.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
SPORTS
PARADE
By Henry McLemore

BALTIMORE, Md, May ID. UP)-
Man learns, but very slowly.
[ never realized the full truth of
that epigram until I reached this
town on the eve of the Prcakness
horse race.
What do you think | found here,
beside the best tcrrapin soup in the
country? Thousands of men and
women wearing themselves to a
| thread trying TO figure out logic
al reason why War Admiral would
not win the big race at Pimlico to-
morrow. Instead Of learning the
/ lesson of the Kentucky Derby, which
was that Man o. Wars boy is the
| best three year old in the country
| everybody is trying to knock down
/ the favorite.
And they are graSping at some
pretty slender StraWs. One is that
II may come mp mud" and turn
the track into a quagmirc and a
trysting place for young and
amorous ducks. This, mind You,
despite the fact that the, sun is
hotter than a depot stove, there
isn't cloud i'm the sky, and the
sprinkler is working overtime at
! the track.
Another popular straw is that The
small field will bother War Ad-
miral. Yes, the small field They
figure that if nc did so well at
Louisville with 20 horses as The
barrier, he will be lonely, homesick,
and generally miserable at Pimlico
when fewer than fen stand beside
him at the break.
Another straw that's getting a
good play is the revised plan of
strategy by the owners of Pompoon
and Merrymakcr. 1t is reported that
Pompoon and Merrymakcr will be
sent out to set blistering pace from
the start, in the hope of wearing
down the Admiral. They won't lag
back and wait for an opening as
they did at Churchill Downs.
Just what makes anyone think
that PcmpOon or Merrymaker
will be able to burn out war hd-
miral? Merrymaker finished so
far bthind in the Derby that a
scouting party was sent out for
him, and PCmpOOn's only chal-
lenge of the Admiral resulted in
the former being made to appear
as if he were wearing necklace
of matched anvils.
The tip0ff on what the owners
think of War Admiral is furnished
by the Preakness field. Right now
it appears as if only seven thor
oughbreds will 60 TO the post with
him Nobody wants any part of him
The owners figure that to pay
starting fees for their beetles would
| be as senseleSS as throwing the mo-
ney out the window, and there is
nothing to do but agree with them
The Admiral ran his opposition
dizzy at Louisville, and while the
train ride from the blue grass coun-
try might have upset him a bit
there isn't much likelihood that il
upset him enough to give the 9th
ers more than a hurried prayer
Nothing short of a train wreck OF
major proportions would have don't
! that.
Copyright 1887 by United Press
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
The
Tackle Box
BY GEO. f. BUCKLIN

If mounting temperatures con-
tinuc in Imperial Valley. San Diego
and other coast fishing ports will
be due for a large invasion Of in
spired deep-sea fishermen this week
end. Hot weather seems to bring on
the urge to angle for the big ones
where. ocean breezeS blow.
Ed Hall. Ell Centro packer, re
Gently upheld the best traditions of
the local salt water fishing frater-
nifty by winning a jackpot on the
Star Angler with a 24-pound yellow
tail The feat Vas accomplished with
the Iightest of gear SO. a notable
achievement Tor any sportsman.
o.
Definite proof that the seasonal
advance guard Of the yellOWtail
hordes has arrived in San Diego
cffshore waters is recorded on the
logs of the Star and Crescent COM
pany's sports fishing fleet, which
phys to and from the Mexican COro-
nadO islands from the foot of
Broadway. Fishermen on these boats
brought to eaff more than one
thousand velloWtail during the past
week. averaging approximately ID
pounds per fish.
o.
Last Thursday Herman SchlOr-
man of Los Angeles, landed a 25-
pound white sea bass on a 80 out
fit. The pastel shaded beauty took
the jackpot. This variety Of fish
not only furnishes a thrilling bat
lie TO the angler but also provides
an appctlzing meal or several of
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
RODEO WILL
BE PUT ON
SAT-, SUNDAY

Bronco busters, trick riders
and fancy rOpers from all parts
of Imperial and Yuma valleys
will trek to the Midget speedway
in El Centre Saturday and Sun
day nights to take part in an
old time rOdeO.
The rOdoo starts at 7:30 pm.
and will feature steer rOping,
ticing, IassOing, relay races,
bronc riding and other stunts.
a list Of the finest horses. and
horscmen i'm the west arc slated
TO be on hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14

this season. will return TO action
tonight after a four weeks layoff
due to a broken arm.
Young won five main events in
a row before he was forced into
temporary retirement and hopes
TO continue his record tonight.
The BraWley driver will have
plenty competition tonight, how
ever, for Salmen, Hetzel and Hobe
Herrick have their autos in shape
and will be cunning for first mon
ey.
Salmen will be back in his speedy
No 18, and Herrick, winner OF
last weeks main will have his
No. 2 in rare form.
TWO twenty-five lap main events
will be run off tonight and the
second main will be featured by
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
Central S0ftball
Team Wins 1912
Over Imperial

Slugging out another lop-Sided
victory, El Centro high school soft
ball team Thursday night moved
into a tie for the league leadership
with a 1912 win over Imperial.
The triumph, coupled with 25-
10 victory over Brawley Wednesday
night. gave F. Centro a record
Of Two wins and no losses.
The Spartans, trailing So in the
third inning, uncorked a rally In
each the third, fourth and fifth
cantos to score IS runs and clinch
a victory.
knight was the leading hitter
with four base knocks in six trips
TO the platter
The Score
Imperial .... go OO1 Hap "A 4
El Centre .... 203 800 2OX-l9 20 ;
Robinson and Guthrie; Joe, Nor
da and Wyatt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
League Standings
'Cinder Stars viii
Compete on Coast

Cinder path stars from Brawley
and Holtvlle high schools leave
today to compete against the out
standing runners in southern Cali
fornia at Long Beach in the prep
school finals.
Brawley will enter five athletes
who placed first in the divisional
meet at San Diego recently and
HoltVille will enter six.
A. f. Royce, Fall River Mills
Shasta County, has purchased two
Angus bulls from Congdon and Bat
ties. Yakima, Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
II, 600 Expected at
West Coast Relays

FRESNO. Calf. May a. UP
Final preparations today were COM
pleted for the eleventh annual run
ming Of the west coast track and
field relays mere Saturday night.
Continued warm. dry weather fore
cast record breaking performances
from the l63 collegiate competitors.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
BrawIey, CalexicO
Tie For LIST Spot
In Valley League

BraWley and CalcXico high school
baseball teams, tied for first place
in the valley league, today mapped
intensive practice sessions, despite
hot weather, to round into shape
for their championship tussle on
the FL Centre municipal diamond
Tuesday afternoon.
BraWIey and CalcXico have met
in two league games and each
team grabbed a victory. BrawleY
won the first game .7-5 and Cal
eXiCo nabbed the second. 14-3.
The third game is slated to be
pitching duel between Franklin
Stinson of CaleXico and Nick Ell
lis, Brawley strikeout king.
GfanI1,m.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
PLAY TO BEGIN
IN NET MEET

Play in the high school boys
and girls singles tournament will
begin at the FL Centre courts this
afternoon and coaches and experts
began to hazard guesses in re-
gard to the outcome.
CaleXico boys singles players will
dominate their division and Cen
tral girls players will develop their
tourney.
Helen Dowd, FL Centre, is IA
vored in girls play, and Walter
Bowker, Manuel Seryine and Gra-
tianne are favored in the boys
tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-14
GYM NIGHT
AT BRAWLEY

BRAWLEY, May IA - Amateur
athletes from Brawley high school
will present. the annual gym night
at the high school auditorium to-
night
Boxing, wrestling, jiujitsu and
tumbling will feature the program.