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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Braw|ey Cagers
Rout CoaeheIIa

COACHELLA, Dec. 4. - Brawley
high schools varsity basketball
team. showing surprising smooth
ness and team work after less than
a week OF practice, Friday night
defeated a tall Coaehella cage squad,
3l-2l.
The Coachella team, which aver
age 6 feet in height. took the ad-
vantage early in the contest but the
Wildcats came back in the second
quarter with brilliant passing to
win the ball game going away.
Nick Ellis was the high point
man of the evening with ten digits
Jackson played outstanding ball on
defense.
The Brawley Gees defeated Goa
chella Eighties, 23-l9 and the Braw-
ley Bees dropped BAIT decision to
the Coachella Bees.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
New York Yanks
Boston ShamrOcks
Meet on Sunday

FRESNO, Dec. a. CUP)-The New
York Yankees and the Boston
Shamrocks, members of the Ameri-
can professional football league, held
final workouts here today for their
game tomorrow at the Fresno State
college stadium.
Leading the Yankee outfit will be
Andy Karpus, former University Of
Detroit all-American quarterback.
With him in the backfield will be
Frank Funk at right half and Joe
Keeble at full, both former U.CL.A.
stars. Gil Kuhn, formerly of use.
will play the center position.
Ed Goddard of Washington State,
and Pete Sarno, former all-Ameri-
can tackle at Fordham, will be in
the Shamrocks starting lineup.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Wood Succeeds
Gar Davidson
As Cadet Coach

WEST POINT, ', N. Y, Dec. 4. UP)
Captain William H. Wood, a star
cadet fullback almost ten years ago
will coach Army's football team for
the next few years.
Wood was appointed head coach
yesterday, succeeding Lieut.. Gar
Davidson who returns to active
service after leaving the soldiers
since 1888. His appointment was
announced by Major General Will
liam d. Connor, superintendent of
the academy.
1t was routine change. David
son had the Job five years, one more
than has been the custom.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05

=. L. r. playOIIS.
Each team made eight first
downs but CaleXico outgained Holt
vile by 81 yards. Calexico gained
1874 yards from scrimmage, Holt
vile 157
Coach Ed Covington ended any
argument that might have arisen
over the tie game with a statement
Immediately after the final gun
sounded Said Covington, Let
Holtville play If we can't beat
them in three games they deserve
the playoff tilt"
Six all-valley football men on the
two teams carried the brunt of their
teams offense and defense but even
the running ability OF Gray, Men
doza and Webster, was not strong
enough to bring a score.
Mendoza and Webster, CaleXico
backfield stars, ripped off great
chunks of yardage in three drives
deep into Holtville territory in the
third quarter but each time the
.Holtville forward wall dug in when
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Wolves Howl for Coaches Sea|ps

NEW YORK. Dec. 4 CUP)-The
football campaign still has a little
way to go but howls for coaches
scalps already are being heard
from the wolves of the gridiron.
Dissatisfied alumni and students
forced Harry Mehre of Georgia to
resign and threaten to cause others
to quit before spring.
The most heat has been turned
on Prink Callison of Oregon.
Others who have felt the blasts
are Howard Jones, Southern Cali
fornia; Bill Spaulding. U.C.L.A.
and Marchmont Schwartz, Creigh-
ton.
On the Oregon campus students
have organized a "CCCC'-Can
Coach CalliSon club. One organizer
said members will refuse to pay
student fees next fall if Callison,
whose team won only two coast
conference games this season, is
retained.
In Los Angeles. Jones and
Spaulding'S eleVens meet today.
Jones is ending his fourth disas-
trous season. His contract expires
this year and dissatisfied almuni
say he must go; that his system is
obsolete The student paper of NC
LA. and some almuni are after
Spaulding for the same reason
Some said Spaulding lacked disci-
pline and that friction among
players made the team a loser.
Tom Lieb of Loyola of Los An
geles also is having trouble. He
won only three games. Loyola plays
Gonzaga tomorrow and victory
might take some of the pressure
off Iieb.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
kur1go Deal
To Feature
Major Meet

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 4. CUP)
The winter baseball show moved
on to Chicago today with the ivan
Mungo DEAL scheduled TO feature
the major league meetings Monday
Bidding for Mungo. Brooklyn's
tempermental fire baller, was at
a standstill today as the minor
league convention closed with Judge
w. @. Bramham of Durham, N. c..
reelected president OF the Natl
onal Association for five years and
given an increase in salary from
Sl2 5000 10 $50 900.
AS far as could be learned Mungo
probobly will wear either Giants
or Cubs uniform next season with
Chicago becoming increasingly the
top bidder Burleigh Grimes. Brook
lyn pilot, dropped a hint that the
Giants offer wasn't high enough
when he said that Mel OFT, vet
eran outfielder who finished last
season on third base, must be in
cluded in any deal made with New
York for Mungo 1t seems hardly
likely that Bill Terry. New York
boss, viii dispose of OFT, heart Of
the Giants attack for several
years.
The Cubs appear 10 be able to
outbid the Giants in players for
Mungo Speculation names outfield-
Ell Augie Galan, and George Stain
back, pitchers Roy Parmalee.
Clyde Shoun, and either Tex Carle-
ton or Clay Bryant and perhaps
a minor league catcher, Hal Sueme
or Garbark, in addition TO cash. as
possible Cub lures in the proposed
transaction.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
TODAY'S
SPORTS PARADE
8y HENRY McLEMORE

honestly believes we bet and that
he won. That's all right by me.
After all, he's a good golfer and
it wouldn't be a disgrace to be
beaten by him. He's magnificent
putter. isn't he? But let me show
you something's" .. ..
Montague pulled a telegram out
of his pocket-a telegram from
Dizzy Dean, challenging Monty"
to battle to the death in Florida.
Did you accept it?" | asked
mo I didn't. I wired him that
from all I could learn he would
be much wiser to pay more atten-
ton to his arm than to his puts
and pitches. What kind of golf
does Dizzy play, by tn way?"
Charity prevented me from an
sWering.
Copyright 1887 BY United Press)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
l.. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Dec. 3 UP) -
supplies were liberal to heavy on
most lines traG;ng slow; prices
about steady.
Asparagus: Imperial Valley bu.
special 7lzc.
Cabbage: local cannonball 65-75c.
Led cabbage 75-90c. Savoy 3O-4Oc.
Lettuce: Lompoc dry pack 4 doz
90-$1.00; doz 1850. San Fernan-
do Valley doz 75-90c. Delano 4
dozen S1.35-S1.40; Santa Maria Is
S5c.
Peas: Imperial Valley bush A.
sc. Culls 1-1izc. 50-lb crates good
quality S2.75; Coachella Valley
bush Az sc. San Diego co best s.
SIC. Local ordinary 2.2Lc ID.
Squash: Coachella and Imperial
Valley white summer lugs 75-90c.
San Diego co. best 75-S5c. Local
lugs 75-90c. Italian, Imperial and
Coachella Valley 4O-50c. Local 25-
40c. San Diego co best mostly 65-
75c. Yellow crookneek. San Diego
90 few S115-$1.25; Local S1.00; I'm
perial Valley fats 60e.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05

CHICAGO, Dec. (UP)- Wheat
futures moved within a narrow
price range today On the Chicago
board of trade.
Al the close wheat was unchang-
I'd TO u cent lower. corn * to Is
cent higher. and oats unchanged TO
n cent higher.
Export business overnight was
light, including few Manitobas.
100, 900 bushels of Pacific coast
white wheat and some United
states wheat from the gulf.
Corn showed firm trend after
opening steady. Local traders pres
sed the market. Particular atten-
ton was paid To farm offers which
are slackening because of the ia
vorable feeding ratio. Booking
were moderate. Carlot receipts were
set at 161 cars
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
S.F.U., TEXAS
AGGIES CLASH

KEzAR STADIUM, Dec. 4. CUP
The Texas Aggies met University
of San Francisco in the latters
fourth intersectional football game
of the year.
A crowd of 10000 was expected
TO turn out to see the Aggies, who
last year put. over a sensational
38-l4 victory at San Francisco's
expense after Having been held
ScoreleSS in the first half.
San Francisco has won two games
from Texas teams this year but
the Dons were underdogs in today's
game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
RITZ BROTHERS
TO PLAY WITH
LOYOLA LIONS

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. (UP) -
The three Ritz Brothers. movie
madcaps, will join Loyola back
field for one play, and it should
be some play, in the game against
Gonzaga here tomorrow.
The honor was accorded the
comedians because of their interest
in the Loyola team. Gonzaga
agreed, even to gentle tackling, af-
ter Loyola gave the brothers hon
orary' degrees to make it all legal
AS hint of what the Ritz
Brothers may do Sunday, in their
last picture Jim Ritz caught his
own pass TO win the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Uclans
Clash i'm L. A.

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4. UP)-
Universities of California at Los
Angeles and Southern California
squared off today in a football
game that offered the Los Angeles
city championship to the winner
and the cellar position of the
Pacific coast conference to the
loser
A crowd of 10000 persons was at
tracted by the anticipation of a
bitter grudge battle that was ex-
pected to produce the best showing
by either team this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. Dec. (UP) =
Hogs 800. Steady to 5 cents higher;
grain fed S.35-8.75; top $50; locals
Z S5-S.25.
Cattle 1900, holdover 909. Steady,
medium to good fed steers 1853.
Is: Mexican 5.50-5.75; grass and
short fed heifers 6.90-7; cows Sc.
%: cutter grade 3.25-4.75; bulls to
625; calves $50. holdovers 1896.
Slow, steady; few vealers TO 1880;
slaughter calves 6.40-7.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
CALIFORNIA POLO TEAM
SCORES VICTORY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q CUP)
Five consecutive goals by George
Pope, riding No. l, gave the Cali
fornia All-Stars IA to Q victory
over Mexico's Olympic polo team
at Golden Gate Park here yester-
day.
Pope was high scorer of the
game with seven goals while Nava
was high man for the Mexicans
with five.
The victory left the California
team behind, one to two. in the
series.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. Dec. UP) -
A small list Of issues appeared in
the trading on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today. The total
was 10. The price movement was
narrow. with five rising, seven
standing on the previous close and
two falling.
Sales included: L. A. Industries
400 at 2k. unchanged; Transamer-
lean 200 at II. unchanged; Bolsa
Chica A 200 shares 2A. unchanged;
Richfield 500 shares 5$s, unchang-
ed standard oil of Cal 100 at 30
=. down M; Union Oil 400 at 2O4s,
down y.
Southern Pacific moved up "
point to 22ia on sales Of 1000 shar-
es other sales; Univ. Con. oil 400
shares 81, up ~ Emsco 200 at
II, =. up u.
Approximate volume Of sales 12,-
$50 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Los Angeles Trades
Five PLAYERS in Deal

LOS ANGELES. Dec. (UP)-
The Los Angeles Baseball club an
nounced today a trade involving
five players and no cash with the
New Orleans club of the southern
association.
The Angels received Milton
Galatzer. left handed outfielder
who hit 800 in 143 games this
season, and Sigmund Jakucki,
right handed pitcher ranked third
in the southern association. In
exchange the Los Angeles club
gave Russell Evans and Earl Over
man, both right handed pitchers,
and Cleo Carlyle. outfielder.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
MRS BAER EXPECTING
CHILD SOON

Mrs. Mary Ellen Baer, expecting
the birth of a child "momentarily' f.,
according to her husband, Max
Baer, former heavyweight boxing
champion. entered the East Oak
land hospital today.
She was driven TO the hospital
by the fighter. Baer, stunning
newspapermen for once in his life,
reported that I'm too nervous TO
talk"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Hardy To Give
Shoot Exhibition

Capt. A. H Hardy, information
ally known trick shot artist, will
perform at the immigration range
Sunday morning at 1920.
The public is invited to watch
Hardy perform tricks with pistols
rifles and shotguns that will amaze
the average gun pointer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
FLAX
CASH
SANTA ANA WINS
SOUTHEASTERN TITLE

SANTA ANA. Cal, Dec. 4 CUP)-
junior college held the eastern di-
vision conference championship
today-on first downs.
Santa Ana and San Bernardino
played a 6-6 game here last night
which was supposed to have decid-
ed the championship. 1t was de-
cided TO award the title on basis
of first downs. Santa Ana won
lila.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05

tough sailor in Griffin and Stew
art meets a hard hitting San Die
can in Koch.
Koch lost close decisions TO both
Hogue twins last season in San
Diego arenas.
Jimmie Allen, conqueror OF
"Warwhoop" Burns will clash with
the navy's outstanding welterweight
Phil Comm and Bull Mateo will
meet Curtis Rhodes of L. A. in
another bout that could easily be
shifted to the top spot.
Other bouts:
Bobbie Hagar VS.. Collins Light
ner.
NJ Miyaga vs. Lee Flores.
B. Mccullough VS.. Big Boy
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
NICK PETERS WINS
DECISION OVER HALLY

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 4 UP)-
Nick Peters, San Antonio, Tex,
won a ten round decision over
Wally Hally Of Los Angeles at
Hollywood Legion stadium last
night. The Texan was given five
rounds. Hally three and two were
even. Both weighed 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
ARIZONA, OREGON
CLASH TODAY

TUCSON. Ariz, Dec. 4. tUP)-
The University of Arizona Wildcats
tangled with the University OF
Oregon Webfeet today in an inter
conference football game that end
ed the 1887 season for both schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Santa Clara Cagers
Defeat Cal AggieS, 1922

SANTA CLARA. Cal, Dec. U.Pj
Santa Clara's basketball team
defeated the California Aggies, 80
to %, here last night. Giannini
with five field goals and three free
throws, led the scoring for the
BroncoS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets At
A Glance
by UNITED PRESS

Stocks higher in light trading.
Bonds higher and moderately ac-
tive: Il. :. Government issues
higher.
Curb stocks irregularly higher.
Foreign exchange steady in re-
lation to dollar.
Cotton easy.
Wheat off 4 TO up Is cent; corn
up y TO ss-
Rubber slightly firmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Adams Brothers:
Allen, Marco i'm
Top Spots Tues.

Frank and Stewart Adams Calpatrias gift to amateur
boxing will feature the weekly fight card at the Brawle
arena Tuesday night when the brothers Gerald Griffin
and Fred Kock in the main event and semi-windup.
Frank, who is two years the elder, clashes with
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
HoIfviIIe Given
Chance TO Enter
elf. Examinations

The fuity of trying to crown champion of the I'M
peral Valley football league this exempified
Friday night Central stadium when Calexico and
Hotville high schools batled to scoreess tie in
to determine which school should represent the loop in
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
Y. a. GRAINS
r.. A. hay

los ANGELES, Dec. 4 CuPl =.
81 NJ ? leafy e.. S1a.o0-sfs.5o
4 M 2 aud mixed sl75o-lb
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
COTTON
NEW YORK. Dec. 4

Spots steady, middling sol, sales
none.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. tUP)-
Cotton futures closed steady.
open High Low Close
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
T.. 4. BANKS

a.ps ANGELES. Dee 4 luPl
TfApsam~rea ,.s,.s+t... lo3b-ii's
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-05
CHICAGO GRAINS

Spots steady. middIine 8U4c, SAT-
? or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
DELNOUENTS
NOW PAYING
COUNTY TAXES
CLERK ROSS c. SAWYER RE-
RoPTs COLLECTIONS OF
OVER EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS

County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer
this morning announced the col
lection Of $s,259 on delinquent
taxes, practically all of which has
been made from August IS up to
date. The resolution for this re-
duction was adopted at the meet
ing of the commissioners held on
August 16.
Theirs was no specified reduc-
ton announced at the time. A
radical reduction was the way in
which the announcement was
made. Since the payments start
ed it was shown that the basis on
which tho payments are made is
practically % percent on the to-
tai of delinquent taxation.
He is being kept busy figuring
out the taxes owed by delinquents
and indications are that within
the next few weeks there viii be
a large number Strengthening out
their county Indebtedness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
Seven Seamen Wounded; Three
Passengers Are SheHshOCked
National Government Ac-
cepts Full Response
biIity; Claimed To, Be
Mistake

SHANGHAI, Aug. 30.-A
swift fleet of four Chinese
bombing planes blasted the
big American Dollar Liner
President Hoover by mistake
in the China Sea today,
wounding seven of her sea-
men, and halting Americas
efforts to get United States
women and children out of
bloody Shanghai.
The National government
of China at Marking ac-
cepted full responsibility
for the 'most regrettable un-
fortunate mistake" IL of
fered the fullest redress.
Zone pilot" Chinese au
thorities said bombed the
Hoover because he thought
il was one of ten Japanese
troop ships.
Japanese destroyers were
in the vicinity at the time.
Three passengers were
sheIIshocked as one Of the
bombs hit the boats deck,
and steel fragments ripped
IS holes in the vessels side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
Twenty-Five Holes Torn In
Side OF President Hoover
STORM MOVES
FAR UP COAST
SMALL DISTURBANCE RE.
PORTED OFF TTTUSVILEE
LAST NIGHT
my Associated Pressl

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. &c.
The weather bureau issued the
following storm warning at $50
O'Clock last night:
"The small tropical storm was
central at 8 p. M, Eastern Stand
ard Time, about 100 miles south,
east of Titusyille, moving slowly
north, rest or west-northwest, at
tended ',y gale winds. The low
est barometer at the nearest ship
was 1906 inches. Indications are
that the center win reach the coast
in the vicinity of Titusville late
tonight. Storm warnings are dis
played from vero Beach to St.
Augustine, and small craft eau
ton north of St. Augustine to Sa-
vannah."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
BENEFIT AFFAIR
FRIDAY NIGHT

A dance for the purpose o.
raising funds for Key west Pub.
lie Library viii be held At ia.
hama Madrid Club on Friday eve
ming. September 3. beginning At 2
O'Clock.
Affair Is being given jointly b.
the Key West Junior Woman,
Club and Robert J. perry Chap.
Ter. Order Of DeMelay.
John Pritehard's Orchestra has
been engaged % furnish . pro
gram Of dance rhythm Tor this 81.
fair.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
WPA Employees Required To
Fill Out Citizenship Card

1t IS understood that this is the
first time this procedure has been
done in this area. and truthful an
swers are obligatory as a COM
plete check has been made or viii
be made on all persons on the
rolls.
Just what will be the procedure
after the qaestionnaires have been
filed was not announced in de-
tail, bat the sapposition IS that a
goodly number Of those found 20
be non-eitirens are to be eIimi-
mated from the rolls. Those who
have their first papers are to be
retained. it Is said. except n eiti-
zen who Is qualified makes appli.
cation fer the work.
II Is also \ part of the orders
covering these questions Of en-
rloynaeat that first preference. Ia
al cases. is 70 be given to vet
Grams of the Spanish and World
Mars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
REAL BIG TIME
ON LABOR DAY
AT BOCA CHICA
VARIOUS EVENTS TO MAKE
UP PROGRAM IN PLAN
MING TOR PROPOSED cELE-
BRATIoN

Plans for a real celebration at
Boca Chica Fishing Camp on La
Dor Day are now being made and
scores of contests are scheduled
to b. held on that day.
Festivities at Boca Ohica win
begin early in the morning. Hun
dreds are making plans II spend
the entire holiday at the camp.
Celebration is being sponsored
by the Boy Scouts. Scoutmaster
Victor Larsen is in charge of
sports events.
According to present plans
there viii be held bicycle races,
one for BOYS under 16 and an
other for girls under 16; pig
contest, pie-eating contest, flour
barrel contest, sack race, out
board motor race, swimming race,
diving contest, beauty contest in
which win be chosen Key Vests
best looking girl and the one hav-
ing the best form.
Topping the events of the day
win b the Big Dance to begin at
Q o'clock.
Prizes win be awarded winners
Of each of the above-named com
tests. 4tt3z
Those wishing to enter any Of
the competitive events should
contact Cart. Luther Pinder or
Scoutmaster Larsen not later
than next Saturday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
MARKS LEAVES
ENROUTE HOME

Paul Marks. attorney of Miami
and legal advisor to the Over
seas Road and Toll Bridge Dis
trict Commission, who vas in
Key Wes. to attend conferences
with the commissioners, left Sat
urday afternoon by plane and m
cidentally had the plane al to
himself. for Miami.
Mr.. Marks came especially q
be present At the conferences Eith
Chief Engineer and General Man
ager b. VI. Duncan. and whsn this
matter was cleared Up and rn-
nouncement was made that Nr.
Duncan was TO remain n the posi-
ton he occupies, and no other
proposed changes were eontem-
plated. the attorney decided 70 re-
turn TO Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30

The following advisory was IS
sued through the Key West
weather bureau at $50 this
morning:
Warnings down south of Day
tona Beach Immediately. Small
tropical storm passed very close
to Daytona Beach at $3.50 attend
ed by small area of gale winds,
moving northwest or north-north-
west. Storm warnings now dis
played from Daytona Beach to Sa-
vannah, Ga, and snail craft eau
toned north of Savannah to
Georgetown. South Carolina. In
dications its center win pass in
land shortly over extreme north
east Florida or southern portion
Of III Georgia coast
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
CUBA BRINGS in
81 PASSENGERS
VESSEL LEAVES SHORTLY
AFTER ARRIVAL ENROUTE
TO HAVANA, CUBA

Steamship Cuba, of the p. and
o S. S. Co, arrived from Tampa
this morning with seven first
and two second cabin passengers
for Havana.
Key West arrivals: Mrs. E. Nj.
Carlstedt, Carl Carlstedt, F. Har-
ris, Il. T. Harris, G. NJ. Gill, Eu-
nice Gil, Virginia Gil, E. Blaneo,
L. Sanchez
The vessel also brought ssyen
tons Of freight and three sacks Of
mail for Key West; two tons Of
freight and is5 sacks OF mail for
Havana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30

Employees Of wPA activities in
Key West are being called on 10
fin cut forms relative 70 their
siaizsaship. This Is being done in
accord with orders recently re.
ssivsd in an sffor. 10 determine
iaas how many alien. are ON re-
BEE roll. in Key West. and Men.
re county.
Every person on the employ
ment rolls has been furnished one
Of these forms on which are
printed questions relative to
name, date Of birth, where. ~Are
you an American citizens. II
the answer is no the person Is re-
qaired to give date and port Of
their entry into the United States.
and the date OF first. second and
third citizenship application.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
FAIR TO TRY
LUCK TONIGHT
WILL MEET CHAMPION JOE
LOUIS AT YANKEE
STADIUM
lSnrrlnI te INC CitlEenl

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.--Tommy
FAIR will be given a chance tonight
at Yankee Stadium to display his
fighting ability aginst Joe Louis,
the Brown Bomber, champion Of
the heavyweight division Of the
world.
The champ weighs 1913 pounds
and the challenger, 207 pounds.
The bout will be for Is rounds
or less.
The odds are 5 to / on Louis.
but there is one British referee
who praises the Welehman He IS
C. B. Thomas, and says Tarr Is
tbs best fighter England has had
for some time. He claims the boy
Is tough and also can dish It out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
REV. S. PEELE
LEAVES ON TRIP

Rev. Shuler peeIe OF Fleming
Street Methodist church. and Mrs.
Peele. left over the highway this
morning for Miami euronta TO
Lakeland where Per. PeeBe win
attena The School for Pastors for
enc week.
Al the conclusion 81 the ses-
sions. Rev. and Mrs Peeae win
5ourney 70 North Caxciina where
they viii spend . vaeatsan q tNo
weeks whiIe Mrs peele rrcupeF-
ates frem N illness lasting ever
the periaa Of several waezx