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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
F.D.R. CALLS FOR
WORKS PROGRAM

CONTINUED s-om mage one)
opposition to RA expenditures
among senators ordinarily count
ed as administration stalwarts.
Once headed by Rexford Guy Tug
well. the RA seemed to have re-
tanned some Of the resentment oi-
rected at him even though he has
left it TO become molasses mag
nate.
Sen. Alva B. Adams, D., Colo,
whose forehead extends right up
to the top of his head, and Byrnes
both attacked RA spending. Sen.
Carl Hayden. D.. Ariz., claimed
the RA was proposing to spend
sol, 100000 on only 1886 fami-
lies in its housing program-an
average of $1,000 a family, which
he said the government could not
afford.
Sen. Bennett C. Clark. D.. Mo-,
indicted the agency for the "hein-
Gus crime" of having put out its
annual report in colorfully jac-
keted pamphlet replete with pho
tographs so that the average lay
man could understand its activi-
ties.
Sen. William D. King. D.. Utah,
introduced a resolution to investi-
gate this "most extravaganza or
ganization in the federal govern
ment." but withdrew it with a
smirk after he succeeded in hav-
ING the text read into the record.
He said he would bring 1t UP
again later.
Defense of the agency rested
almost solely on Robinson and
aged Sen. George William Morris,
r.. Neb. Norris spoke with evan
celistic fervor of the work RIA
was doing for drought stricken
farmers.
$50 out in the fields as | have
done" the white haired Nebras-
kan urged his colleagues. "See
what they are doing. Taking 1t
all in all. l think this curtailing
amendment ought to be rejected
His plea helped rally az admin
istration votes to defeat the
amendment.
In the case of Bones amend
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
Say Girl Marrying
Gave Age As Is,
Not Il; Plan Quiz

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Feb. 3,
(UP).-The district attorneys Of
flee last night began investigation
of the marriage of Leona Eliza
beth Roshia, ~, and Stanley f..
Backus, 10, both Of Watcrtown.
Mrs. Philip Zccher, deputy
town clerk of Champion, n. Y,
who issued the marriage license,
said the girl showed her a birth
certificate on which her age was
given as Is. Backus, according to
Mrs. Zecher, told her he was 81.
The young bride-who attended
fifth grade in a Watertown
school said last night she will be-
gin hunting for a home today.
/. 81 am very happy. ] love my
husband. ! wish everyone would
mind their own business" she
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
DEATH TAKES
CHAS. HUTAFF
Fayetteville Business Man
Father Of Mrs. I. Clark,
Hendersonville

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. g.
Charles Dietrich Hutaff, GO, one
of Fayetteville's leading business
men, died Monday afternoon in a
local hospital after a long period
of declining health. He was presi-
dent of the Fayetteville Coca-Cola
Bottling Co., with which are affili-
ated similar enterprises in Dunn
and Lumberton.
Mr.. Hutaff was president OF the
Cumberland County Association
for the Blind, and gave literally
to this cause. He was one Of the
organizers of the Highland Pres
byterian church, of which he was
a deacon for many years, and was
a charter member of the Fayette-
vile Rotary club, He was a %
year member Of Cumberland lodge
of Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. Hutaff was born in Will
mington, the son of Henreich and
Elisa Gade Hutaff. In 1894 he
married Miss Jessie Caroline
Browne of Charleston, S. c. AT
ter living in Huntsville and Flor
cncc., South Carolina, they came
to Fayetteville in 1908.
Surviving Mr.. Hutaff. arc his
wife. 10 children, and IL grand
children. The children are: Mrs
D. McP. Macarthur and II: 6. HUI
taft of Lumberton, Mrs. I. d,
Clark Of Hendersonvillc, c. d.
Hutaff. Jr.. Of Dunn; and w. X,
Hutaff. Miss Christine Hutaf,
Julian B. Hutaff, Miss Lucille HUI
taft. Sam Hutaff and Miss Doro-
thy Hutaff of Fayetteville.
Funeral services were held yes
tcrday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
Highland Presbyterian church.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
ETOWAH HIGH SCHOOL
PLANS BENEFIT FOR
ITS MUSIC LIBRARY

The Music club Of Etowah high
school, under the direction OF Mrs.
w. V. Greene, will present a. song
and piano recital in the school
auditorium at 1920 a. m. Friday
Feb. 5. The theme Of the pro,
gram will be Birds A nominal
admission will be charged, the
proceeds to be used in building up
the music library.
Several members of the. 'tacui-
ty, six piano students, and the
rhythm band will appear on the
program. 49,. ,o
Immediately following the re-
cital an amateur contest Will be
held in the auditorium.
All friends and outsiders are
urged by the sponsors and well
coined to attend this program.
The doughboys got bonuses Tor
digging trenches and now they
dig for taxes to pay the bonuses.
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mes, Elmorc Hammes, and Bar
bara Bcall.
Composition: Jimmy Burrowes,
Edward Rcall, Barbara White,
John Hammcs and Elmore Ham,
mes.
Geography: John Hammcs, FL
more Hammcs. Barbara Bcall,
Hoyt Bangs. Sally Rogers and
Doris Schabackcr.
Art: John Ilammcs and Ear
lara Beall.
The required average mark for
distinction was not obtained in
,ivics. physical culture, needle
work, arts and crafts and vocal
music. However nearly all the
pupils passed. bringing the scs-
SION to q very successful close.
The pupils receive individual at
tcntion and are, in general, one
year ahead Of their respective
grades. This is possible where the
student body is small.
The faculty is composed OF the
Sisters of Christian Education
from st. Conference.-The Pines,
and Miss Kathleen Raoul Of Bilt-
more Forest.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03

ment the northwestern bloc had
no adequate reply to the state
ment that WPA Administrator
Harry L. Hopkins did not want
more money now. The bloc didn't
even ask a record vote. Hopkins
will ask more money later to re-
imburse him for food relief when
the needs are known.
The house, meanwhile, complet-
ed congressional action on setting
up a joint committee to study the
Presidents plan for recognizing
the executive branch of the gov
eminent and spent several hours
debating the $l,046,00O,00 indie
pendent offices appropriation bill.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
immaculate Ends
First Session OF
Its Current Term
BiItmore Forest Resident
Is Added to Teach
ing Force

The first session Of the schc-
lastic year, l93G-l937 for I'M
maculata school closed January
%. The last week was devoted to
examinations, both oral and writ
ten.
Honors range from 90 to 100.
The following pupils distinguished
themselves in several branches:
Bible study and doctrine
Jimmy Burrowes, John Hammcs,
Elmorc Hammcs, Sally Rogers,
Fred Dittmcr and Shelby Swan
son.
History: John Hammcs. Elmorc
Hammcs, Barbara Bcall. Hyot
Bangs, William Mcckins and
Peggy Egerton.
French: Jimmy Burrowcs, John
Hammcs and Billy Dude.
Literature: Jimmy Burrowcs.
Edward Beall.
Language: Jimmy BurrowcS.
Barbara White. John IIammcs
Elmore Hammcs and Sally Rog,
crS.
Spelling: Jimmy Burr owes. Bar.
bara White, John Hammcs. FL,
more Hammcs, Barbara Bcall
Betty Harrison, Gcncvicvc Thibo'
dcau, Sally Rogers, Doris Scha'
hacker.
Reading (silcnt and oran jim
my Bu,rowes, Edward Bcall. Bar
bara White, John Hammcs, FL
more HammcS, Barbara Beall
Sally Rogers, Peggy Egerton
Doris Schabackcr and Shelby
Swanson.
Writing: Jimmy Rurrowcs, Ed
ward Bcall, John liammcs, Doris
Schabacker.
Public Spcakinp. John Ham.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
SET FOUR BAPTIST
MEETINGS TONIGHT

The Workers Council Of the
First Baptist church will meet to-
night at 6 o'clock. Supper will be
served, after which departmental
meetings will be held.
At 1880 o'clock prayer service
will be held in the main audito-
rum of the church. The pastor,
Rev. B. E. Wall. will speak on his
experiences in Louisville working
with the food relief forces. Also
at 1880 o'clock all G. A. and X. A.
organizations will have their meet
ings in the pastorium. The mem,
bers of these organizations Will
go to their respective meetings at
1880 o'clock and will not 60 to the
main auditorium.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
Up in the Morning
Feeling Fine!

The refreshing relief Sc
many folks say they get by
taking Black-Draught for con-
situation makes them enthu-
siastic about this famous,
purely vegetable laxative.
Black-Draught puts the digestive
tract In better condition to act resu-
larly, every day, without your con-
tinually having to take medicine to
move the bowels.
Next time, be sure to Try
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
Confirm Mize As
Federal Judge

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. (UP)
The senate yesterday confirmed
the nomination Of Sidney c. Mize
TO be Y. S. judge for the southern
district of Mississippi.
The senate also confirmed Har-
vey G.. Fields to be u. S. attorney
for the western district of Louisi.
ana and H. Chess Richardson and
Louis lie Blanc to be U. S. mar
shals for the eastern and western
districts of Louisiana respectively.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03

Millions have found In Calotabs n
most valuable aid in the treatment
of colds. They take one or two tab
let's the first night and repeat the
third or fourth night If needed.
How do Calotabs help Nature
throw of n cold? First, Calotabs are
one of the most thorough and de-
pendable Of all intestinal claimants.
thus cleansing the intestinal tract OF
'hr GERM laden lniiciIs and toXincS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
Calotabs Help Nature
To Throw Off a Cold

Second, Calotabs are diuretic to the
kidneys, promoting the elimination
of cold poisons from the blood. Thus
Calotabs serve the double purpose OF
purgative and diuretic, both OF
which are needed in the treatment
of colds.
Calotabs are quite economical:
only twenty-five cents for the family
package, ten cents for the trial
racsagc. (Adv)
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said.
Parents Of both parties approve
the marriage, and Mrs. Joseph n.
Roshia, the brides mother, said
she will fight any attempt to
separate the couple"
The marriage was performed
January Is with Rev. w. X.
Bradshaw, pastor of Carthage, n.
Y, NJ. f.. church officiating.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
BIG WILLOW

BIG WILLOW, Feb. 3. = Fred
Mintz made business trip to
Linco!n,on last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Higgins
visited their daughter, Mrs. Rob-
crt Cole of Grcenville, S. c., Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Xix Summey Of
Indian Cave, spent the weekend
with the lattcr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Bell visited
relatives in Grcenvillc, S. c., re.
Gently.
Miss Thelma Drake has been on
the sick list.
Palmer Drake visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Foulds Drake Saturday.
NJ. X. Dalton called on Mrs. 5.
c. Higgins Monday.
The state road crew is doing
some fine work on the roads In
this section.
4 hippopotamus sinks to the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
hon WELFARE
nv MEETS

m,ior Welfare club met
.. af,crnoOn at the Hen,
'''a =, mn, As usual. through
r'''',', ,.r Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Sa'''Syy Ms G. c. Richardson
kSi't anu any, The vice president:
h 7'f:' r. Benne,t, reported PSI
+ J. u .,.r pS for the club IN
p o. "a also that the children rem
ksn3SS,,,. e. "' Edwards school for
|as So>' were or asked to furnish
y 'o sIs now supplied, n
.sss Ga;t.Sbordson announced the
" E sio and 81 from friends IlS
o. slU kitchen and asked
DE vi Il + Buchanan and and!
Fsial'e' vcKay to continue for
'taIS ,o on as the purchasing
|tssI NV ! committee to bring
nn,;, mite, for the election IN
nts ".;s,s Of the following:
| r. sos''lB Buchanan. Yates W
(:5an'SSi Miss Winona EwbanE,
(' an, ana P. Grey, Jr" yolun-
!an''SS ,rpish the cup towels
p, :. : coup Kitchens at both
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
NEW YORK WOMAN IS
FOUND DEAD in TUB

NEW YORK, Feb. 3. (UP).-
Police said last night that Mrs.
Margaret Seaman, AZ, whose half
clothed body was found in the
bathtub of her apartment by her
husband when he returned home
from work, probably" died from
n heart attack or acute indiges-
ton.
William F. Seaman, her hus-
band, told police lbs wife had
been in i'll health.
Victor Moore, the comedian,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03
ksAs's BIBLE
F,SSs MEETS

L. WomenS Bible class Oh tne
church met at the
Mrs. A. J. Henderson
! I FOR an aII-day session;
. a~.ing being spent as usual
.'s,i.g, A delightful covered
Tsrsr followed. -,
r. {. Hartnett presided
- =, business session IN the
Mrs. C. r. Combs gave
E,.-,ifpl devotional on Prayer
|, r.. lanes L. Brown made a
-. ~ ak along that line. The
:, are planning to redeeorate
,i;es parlor Of the church yI:S
[, Brown conducted a Bible
[..,,,a;re. after which the
T., closed with a song.
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nc TO MEET

4. Margaret Davis Hayes
-. .,., United Daughters of the
I';. ~, will meet tomorrow,
-. afternoon at $3.50 at
so-,. Of Mrs. f. NJ. Salley
~ following ladies as hos
Is: Mesdames 4. c. Hewitt
hi 4 Blair. and Misses Lula
Faith Waldrop and Leona
4, Mrs. Albert Durham will
l-sv Gone With the Wind, a
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. !: S0 G! , LILLE; !: $: s:

book that the U. d. c. is deeply
interested in.
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4 hippopotamus sinks to the
bottom il killed i'm water.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-03

Victor Moore, the comedian,
writes poetry in a serious vein.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
TODAY'S-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

NEW YORK, April "a Output
ting the sports shot here and there
My British operatiye-the same one,
incidentally who cabled me that
Max Baer was cinch to give Tom
my Farr "a frightful dusting," now
writes that his country's Ryder
cup team will fairly tick off" the
American side when they meet in
Southport in June. He bases
his optimism on the fact that the
English, for the first time, will have
the services of both Henry Cotton
and Percy Alliss. . Cotton was
ineligible in 1885 because of his
connection with Belgium club, and
Alliss in 1888 because of a job in
Speaking Of Farr, as I did few
lines back, a clipping from the
Daily Mail arrived today, and it
shows the Welshman as sparkling
wit. The clipping, an interview
with Tommy just before his battle
with Baer quotes him thusly: Max
may have some ring tricks, but
am deceptive too. If he starts a
punch at my eye I shall shut it
tight and fool him into thinking
that it amt there" . The article
also revealed that the new boxing
menace trains chiefly on milk. ba-
con and smoker pool.
Maureen Orcutt, the gal golf star,
has turned literary and is working
on a golfing magazine O., and says
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
Classy Amateurs Clash at Braw|ey
II y B B EL
p / 7 G. II ( S
3-HIT T Z r

The Pittsburg Pirates and st. Louis
Cardinals continued to set the pace
in the national league today but
the champion New York Giants
stayed close with them while the
Chicago Cubs dropped into a tie
for last place.
In the American League, the
Detroit Tigers took possession of
first place with two victories and
no defeats by whipping the Chi
cago White Sox 1912. The World
Champion Yankees, whose game
with Boston was rained out, re-
manned in the cellar.
The Pirates won, 4-3, over Gin
cinnati in game that was featur-
ed by a sixth-inning fight.
The Cardinals, scoring two runs
in each of the eight and ninth
innings. stayed right up with the
Pirates in the standings with three
victories and no losses by defeating
the Cubs Sd
The Giants scored their second
victory in as many starts by humb-
ling the Boston Bees, 80, behind
Carl Hubbell's three-hit pitching
1t was the Hubs 18th straight
triumph for he closed out last sea-
son with string of 16.
Brooklyn's Dodgers rallied with
two runs in the ninth and defeat
cd the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-3
The Cardinals won over the Cubs
with two out in the ninth. Stu
Martin and Frenchy Bordagaray
singled Medwick walked anc
Johnny Mize singled home the
tieing and winning runs.
RoXie Lawson held the White
Sox to six hits as the Tigers scored
their second victory. The Philadel-
phia Athletics trounced the Wash.
| ington Senators I'll as rookie
George Caster held the Senators tt
four scattered hits and famed nine
The Cleveland Indians handed tn,
st. Louis Browns their second de
feat of the year, 9-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25

it's much easier TO write about
sinking a 12-foot putt than to do
it. The latest feature add to
the Pan-American exposition in
Dallas this summer is roller skate
marathon. The skaters will
start in Chicago, and, travelling via
st. Louis, Springfield, Tulsa, Okla
homa City and Fort Worth, will
arrive in Dallas sometime before
Christmas. First prize will
be $1,000. ..
When Max Schmeling goes into
training for Jimmy Braddock he
will spend an hour each day study
ing Braddock's victory over Max
Baer. The German believes the
study of Joe Louis films enabled
him to destroy the dark angel when
they met. Schmeling's man
ager just won't admit that Louis
and the champion aren't jesting
when they talk OF that Chicago
fight. ..
All Schacht, baseball comedian,
has seven years Of work booked
and figures to make $4,000
with his clowning this summer.
They're going to have a riot
at the Jamaica race track unless
the Australian barrier is abandon
ed. Favorites are being left
at the post and the improvcrs of
the breed are screaming
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
PADRES SCORE
VICTORY OVER
SACRAMENTO

San Diego'S Padres punched
seven runs in the second inning,
then added one tally in the third
and another in the fifth for 9-8
victory over the Sacramento SolonS,
Klinger was driven from the mound
with a five run burst in the second
and his relief, Murray, was slap
ped for two more before the Padre
guns were quieted.
The Sacramento batteries found
the range in the second for four
runs and three in the fourth, but
Salvo came to work in the fifth and
let them down for one final tally
in the last four inings. He was
given credit for the victory.
Oakland scored its first victory
in four starts against the Mission
Reds with a 3D. win in one of the
night games.
Portland shook off it's Los Ange-
les jinx with crushing 1872 de-
feat of the Angels at Portland.
The San Francisco Seals won the
first game of a double header
from Seattles by a 80 score.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25

Ell Centro A tracksters amaSSed
10 points to Holtvilles 54la to take
the A title. Brawley demonstrated
power to burn in the B and G divi-
sionS, winning the B championship
with 40 points. Ell Centric was sec
ond with 45.
Brawleys c athletes ran away
with their division crown, scoring
IL points more than Ell Centre, the
nearest opponent.
Ell Centro presented a well bald
anced A team to win the A. title
from an ambitious Holtville team
which gave the Spartan varsity
tracksters their stiffest competi-
ton in six years.
Woodland, big Holtville dash man,
did more than his share to win the
meet for Holtville but his team
mates failed to rally for him. He
beat ThibedeauX of Ell Centre in
the 100 yard dash and the 220 and
made a gallant bid to overtake Gill
lette in the final lap of the relay
race.
In the feature race of the night
Holtville's half-miler. Baxter, beat
out the Spartan star, Jack Adams.
Baxter set a new record of 2:05:18
and Adams crossed the line in un-
der record time.
The two distance men were neck
and neck on the first lap with
Adams slightly in the lead. Half
way through the second lap, how
ever, Baxter moved ahead to take
lead he never relinquished.
Smith in Upset
Smith provided an upset in the
football throw when he beat out
Calvin Aaron, his team mate.
Smith heaved the pigSkin 1873 feet
IA inches.
Lambeth with ten points and Gill
lette with 91a were high point men
for the Spartans and Woodland
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
FRANK HETzEL
SETS PACE AT
MIDGET TRACK

Frank Hetzel, who last
season sent his car across
the finish line in first place
consistently, Friday night
annexed his first main event
at the Ell Centro speedway.
Hetzel took first place on the
opening lap and maintained his
lead throughout the event. Fritz
Salmen, driving new Butane car
took second place. Anderson was
third, Buffers fourth and Douthitt
fifth.
Salmen won the Jack Person
trophy dash in car No. 18 and fin
ished the first qualifying race in a
dead heat with Frank Hetzel in
the same car.
His car gave up after the qualify
ing race, however, and Salmen was
forced to drive the new Butane.
He started in last place, dropped
out of the event twice, and still
finished in second place.
RESULTS
Trophy dash:
l, Salmen
2. HetZel
1St elimination race:
|. Salmen
2 Hetzel
3. Davis
End elimination race:
l. Davis
2. Cooper
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
How Central, BrawIey
Dominated County Meet
Glass B

Class y
Pole Vault: l. Ota tEC). >. liz
Sugimoto CEC) and Greenlee tB).
height 10 it.. 6ii in. New record
Bread Jump: l. Nix OBJ , Okla
mura CEC). 3, Thacker JEC); dis
tance Is #, Ili4 in.
Shot Put: /, KobayaShi tBl. >
Immamura lB). 5. kirkpatrick
JEC1 distance 40 #. Il in.
High Jump: l. Lilly tB). .. r. Al
len lB). 3. Peterson tEC); height
5 fl. in.
70-Yd. High Hurdles: /. Okamura
lEC). =. Nakavono tB). 3. Kitsus
b. time 100 seconds.
10O-Yd Dash: 1. Little b. ..
Hashimoto tB). 8. Derrick lEC1
time 108 seconds.
1S20-Nd. Run: l. Rhodes tEC). ,.
Nanomantube ID. 3 Quinn III:
time 3:45.7
I20-Yd. Low Hurdles: l, Reed
lEC). .. Brock OEC). 3, Nakazono
b. time 143 seconds.
22O-Yd. Dash: /. Brock tECl. ,,
Nix tBl. 3. Reed ,EC); time 239
seconds. New record
660-Yard Run: /. Silva b. ,.
Jones tEC). s. Mayfield tEC). time
1925. New recOrdD
660-Yd. Relay: l. Brawley. ,. E
Centre. Time l:l27 New record
Points: Brawley- az. Fl Centre %
Imperial 3. Holtville /.
Class {
Shot Put: l, Schiomichi b. ,.
House ID. 3. Zinn lEC); distance
Il f.. 10 in. New TeCordo
High Jump: l, Ota Geo. >, Wo-
mack %. 3, Hocbett ,EC); height
5 #. in.
pole Vault: /. Walker CD; Loon
cry tHD: and Mijose ID. tie. ,, Nj
mura tEC) and linn CEC). tie. 3,
Bridge ,B), Waku tBl; height 8
fl, in.
Bread Jump: /, Morita tBp. ,.
Nakamura CBl. 3. Yoshido lEC);
distance Is it.. 81, in.
5O-Yd. Dash: NakamWa b. ,,
Uyeno lB). 3, YoShido tEC); time
6 seconds
I00-Yd. Dash: /, Montoya tECl
>. HaShimoto tB). 3. Derrick lEC),
time Il seconds.
660-Yd. Run: l, Sakamoto tB). 2
Walker (Hl. 3, Trentham ID; time
l min. 1878 seconds.
I20-Yd. Low Hurdles: l. Pippen
lEC). ,, Serriguchi tHJ. 3. Sasaki
tB): time Is seconds. New record)
4i0-Yd. Relay: /, Brawley. ,, E
Centre. 8. Holtville; time 48.3 Sec
onds. New recordD
Points: Brawley 81 As, El Centre
IS As. Holtville. 10 3-5, Imperial
As.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-25
Glass

AthNN ~
Pole Vault: !. Lambeth ECO. ,
Yamada (EC). 3. Darnel lB),
height 10 feet, 8 inches.
shot Put: /. Derrick tH) ?. Aaron
tEC). 3. Smith CEC) 4. Allen lB);
distance. "A ft.4ia in. New record
f20-Yd. High Hurdles; ]. Lambeth
tFc). 2. Baker tEC). 3, Wogatzke
III. time 17.8 seconds.
High Jump: !. Cook tEC1. =. Dick
erson GHD. 8. Feeney oEC). 4. Miya-
hara GHD: height it.. 81 in.
1O0-Yd. Dash: /. Woodland tH.
2. Thibedeaux. tEC1. 3, Minter tB1.
Napier CEC); time lO.6 seconds.
Mile Run: ]. GmderSon III. ,
Brown CH). 3. Van Norman lEG);
time 5038
44O-Yd. Dash: J. Gillette tEC).
2. Morgan III 3, Castor tH); time
SAB seconds.
Football Throw: l. Smith tECa.
2. Aaron CEC). 3, Derrick lH), dis
tance 1873 IT,. IL inches.
220-Yd. Low Hurdles: l. Napier
fEC). ?. Uchids OBJ. 3. Wogatzke
tHD. q. Feeney ,oEC); time 279 sec.
Bread Jump: u. Miyahara III. ,.
Gillette CEC). 3, ThibedeauX 1EC) q.
4. Murphy CH; distance l9 f. lin.
Ss0-Yd. Rn1. j. Baxter HI. ,,
2. Adams CEC). 3, Hilficker H.
4. Lee (EC); time 2:O5.8. New rec
ord
sso-Yd. Relay: ], El Centre oThi-
bedeaux. Napier, Sones. Gillette.
2. Holtville 3, Brawley; time 1884.
Points: El Centro 20 Holtyille
54k. Brawley 12i2. Imperial !.