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The Washington times., 1938-06-27

Pineapples-Crates: Florida, $S5O@4
Oranges-Two California arrived z
broken and unbroken cars on track.
California. boxes, Valencias, $2.75 5@3.25,
as to grade and size.
Lemons-California, boxes, No. I,
$4.75 q 5.25; No. 2, $3.75@425, as to size.
ushrooms-Pennsylvan 3.lb. bas-
kets. 35@75c.
Blueberries-New Jersey, zoe per
quart.
Blackberres-New Jersey, 24-quart
crates, so per crate.
Currants-New York, 32-quart crates,
$500.
Raspberries-New Je rsey, 24-quart
crates redcaps, $3.50@450.
uckleberries-24-quart crates: North
Carolina, $3.50; Virginia, $3.50@3.75.
Cherries-Wa shington, 15-lb. boxes
Bings s262.25.
strawberries-New York, 24-quart
crates, $3.50 per crate.
Spinach-Pennsylvani bushel baskets,
40 a soc.
Radishes-Ohio, 12-quart climax bas-
kets. 35 @4Oc.
Rhubarb-Pennsylvania soc per dozen
punches.
Cabb bage-Pennsylvania, 11s-bushel
hampers round type, 50@60c.
Sweet Potatoes-Virginia, bushel bas-
kets Nancy Hall, 75c@$1; Puerto RicanS
90cW$1.
Limes-Florida, u boxes, $1.25@1.5o.
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
SEARCH.WIDENS
FOR D. C. GIRL, II

Mystery of the disappearance
of 17-year-old Barbara Augusta
Rudolph remained unsolved to-
day, six days after the girl van
iShed within sight of her house at
3700 Jenifer st. N. w.
Barbara's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob S. Rudolph planned to ask
police to question further the
young man who assertedly drove
Barbara to the corner near her
house last Tuesday at II p. m.
I'm afraid something terrible
has happened to Barbara" Mrs.
Rudolph said today. She juSG
isn't the type to run away from
home like this"
Although Barbara had friends
in Richmond, Baltimore and New
York city, none of these have re-
ported her appearance.
The girl had no money with her
when she disappeared, and all her
clothing is still at her home.
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
Broadway
The Whispering Gallery
BY DANTON WALKER


Mike Jacobs hereafter working
caught openly betting Thinks betting be-
neWshawks give the public the impression that
inside information sports writer quotes Max Baer
saying title away This Scrvener would
will take God to give it back And want
n know who broke the story about Schmeline being in the
young The depart
ment ana your correspondent MS presence A' he
by all concerned THE greatest 16wOrd
CIem Mccarthy described it in
the mite of the fight adding that the real battle between
himself and Ed ThOrgerson-a battle for time
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
rift between himself and his bride of the former
expected the latter part of July and
Ethel prefers stay up Park That's all" Papa
the horse show at Rocleigh j. yer
day did his daughter and sonnlaw but they've
reconcied Cynthia Cavanaugh just returned
from Never Know, parlayed $40 bill
up S344O Aqueduct Friday And hitherto bit of
superstition Havards request for picture
gal from Mt Canf creator of Terry
Pirates prior to the Friday Burma the crews
Harvard beat Yale The Poughkeepse Regatta
may discontinued in
Billy yet apartment plainly visible
window 3:15 yesterday Inside dope
on the Marion HasIer
husband that COweI 20 and
mayns girl , Rather than
to Marion Bonnez artist
hed barrel sp Of kae % ahe cenr s Voss story nS % c
up family in dvOrcing hotel
: Fetchit writes that he's route
his motion picture and his martial
happiness.
Havlland to ENGLAND for rest and she's
back California sick from too much reducing he the studio oa VIII
will the legal Tip to cable editors
that their follow the Babs Hutton
ReventoW Langford and Jon Hall who
married in Prescott Arz June will be remarked while IN
New York why Promoters trying to talk
Johnny (Tarzan) Wemuer into becoming wrestler with
graphing IntmateS that Jesse
Wooworh Doyle. who Just divorced
Pauline Num- Meanwhile Woody DonahueS
companion around the sa7oPaza Cobina
Wright Jr.
Leopold ffing with the Philadelphia Orchestras
directors that's to anybody Norma Sharer
Hepburn, will play the 16yearOld Scarlet OHara
With the Wind and the lastmnue change is some
MGM bookkeepes could best explain Michael
Stage who singing at ChcagOs Palmer
of the movie finds And if RKO has
loss of its
popular Stephenson, Gloria Hatrick Esme
LOua HurdWhO have been offered parts in The
this fall And Wheeler who sails July
Normande has been booked for week of vaudeville
in Dublin.
Manhattan College putting the soft pedal sports activities,
Y U. did few after Chick Meehan left
Broadway showgirIS back
and mother-a thing such
Pat Rooney vaudeville play show
the former Mrs John Barrymore
little hotel around the from where she lives When
wishes her friends Audrey Christie and her
Joy Hodges Bob Wilcox arrived from the
yesterday reVvng the that they'll be
married July 4th.
political wise and they do
Southern leaders favor John N Garner and
slate And that Charlie Chaplin will make
divorce PauIette Goddard Maybe you're
nterested-Im not.
N
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
BUYING SPURT.
CANCELS EARLY
STOCK LOSSES
General List Make;
Seventh Advance
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, June 81 GN.SO
A fresh buying wave bolstered the
stock market today, after leaders
had dropped as much as 2 points
at the start under an accumula-
ton of over-the-weekend profit
taking.
Losses were converted into small
gains in most instances, enabling
the general list to chalk up its
seventh straight rise in the specta-
cular string of advances touched
off a week ago today.
TICKER RUNS BEHIND
The heavy volume of trading,
including early realizing and SUBJ
sequent new buying. forced the
high-speed ticker 4 minutes behind
toward the end of the first hour.
Sales to II O'Clock amounted to
$50 900 shares. indicating a full
day total of better than 5000, 900
shares.
Trading quieted down somewhat
before noon. after the market had
recovered early declines, but the
list maintained a firm undertone
- ZFea~NOw,
Steels. JupperS, motors, and
chemicals. leaders on last weeks
sustained upward drive. were
weakest IN the initial reaction.
They recovered briSkly.
DOUGLAS STOCK UP
Douglas Aircraft spurted more
than 2 points, while United Air
craft did half as well. Interna-
tional Harvester was a feature, up
almost 4 points. North American
was up a point in the utilities,
as was Chrysler in the motors,
American Telephone and Westing-
house Electric. American Can
jumped 3 points at one time.
Elsewhere gains were generally
of fractional proportions. In
cluded in this classification were
U. S. Steel, General Electric,
General Motors, Kennecott, Texas
Corp, Sears Roebuck, and N. Y.
Central. All had been lower at the
start.
Commodities were mixed. Cot
ton gained 25 cents a bale, but
wheat was irregular through the
forenoon. The bond market was
steady in relatively quiet trading.
Foreign security markets showed
little change. The dollar regis
tered substantial gains at the ex-
pense of major European curren.
cieS,
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
u. S. Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Showers
this afternoon and probably to-
night, cooler tonight; Tuesday
generally fair with moderate tenn
perature; moderate northwest
winds.
Maryland-Showers early To-
night, cooler in east and central
portions tonight; Tuesday gener-
ally fair. cooler in southeast por-
ton.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy, show
ers tongiht and probably on the
coast Tuesday morning; cooler to
night and in the southwest por.
ton Tuesday.
TIDE TABLE
High tides today, ITO a. m. and
7:43 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 8:02
a. m. and 1856 p. m.
Low tides today at 1922 a. m.
and 2:13 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 2:19
a. m. and 3:03 p. m.
TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
DEPARTURES

Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January /, 1888, col de-
greeS.
Excess Of temperature since
June l, 1888, 80 degrees.
Accumulated deficiency of pre-
cipitation since January /, 1888,
TO inches.
Deficiency Of precipitation since
June /, 1888, 2.58 inches.
Temperature Same Date Last
Year-Highest, rs; lowest, Sc.
TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
EGG AND LIVE POULTRY MARKETS
prices Paid Shippers-Net F. o. b.
Washington
BY the United States Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics

changed. Government graded and dated
eggs. Whites, U. S. extras, large, q 12 &C;
U. $. extras, mediums. 2342c: U. S
mediums, 21c. Nearby ungraded eggs:
Current receipts, whites, p l@21 u
mixed colorS, zoe
Live Poultry-Market about steady.
under lbs. 15c: No. Is, 12n14c;
leghorns. 1&d15c; roosters, 1OG11c.
Chickens: Virginia rocks. broilers and
fryers, all sizes, 10 q 20C. Delaware rocks
and crosses broilers and fryers all sizes
ia 20c; mixed Cololed fryers, Is dl7c;
leghorns, brollers. all sizes 14H lee
Turkeys Old hens. 20c: old toms II
QlSc; No IS, Is l6c.
L. c. L. EMPRESS RECEIPTS AT
WASHINGTON
Florida--4l lugs mansoes, 90 lugs
lines S5 y bushel boxes lines, IS bushel
baskets lima beans, 63 bushel baskets
Okra, 43 90-lb. crates pineapples.
South Carolna-39 bushel baskets
lima beans. II bushel baskets cucum bers
II bushel baskets squash, 38 bushel bas
kets peaches, s bushel baskets peppers
8 24-quart crates blueberries So 10-lh
baskets tomatoes. l 12-quart crate rasp
berries, 80 crates cantaloupes, 170 3O-lb
lugs tomatoes.
CaIifornia-95 1O-lb crates figs
North Carolina-7 24-quart crate,
huckleberrIes, l9 busheI baskets lima
beans, 26 bushel baskets cucumbers /.
5O-lb, lugs tomatoes
Unknown OTgln-24 crates mixec
vegetables.
Georgia-15 bushel ba askets lima beans
West Nirginia-14 bushel boxes water
cress
Virginia. barrels watercress
Deleware-17 pyramid crates, dozer
punches, asparagus
New Jersey-7O 16-pint crates blue
Apples-Market steady Bushel bas
kets, U. S. No. /: Virginia and Wes
Virginia, Transparents, 2-inch minimum
75Cg$l; 2A inch minimum, Sl@125
Asparagus-Market slightly weaker
Pyramid crates dozen punches: New
Jersey, very large size. s242.25. larg
size, $1.75q2; medium size, $1.25G1.75
small size, $1n1.25: Delaware, medium
to large size, 81 also
Cantaloupes-Market steady. Five Cali
fornia arrived. 5 broken and unbrokel
cars ON track. California, salmon Meats
5umbos 36s and 45s. S3.5O63.75; stand
ards ass, $3.25; Arizona, Jumbos, 36
and ASS. So 50d3.75.
Honeyballs-Market weak. No carlo
arrivals; broken cars on track. Cali
fornia, jumbos ass and Ass. &3.25; stand
ards, ass So.
Honeydews-Market slightly weaker
No earlot arrivals; broken cars OF
The Washington times., 1938-06-27
Washington Stocks

Washington Gas Light pre-
ferred, 5000.
AFTER CALL
Washington Railway and Elec-
trio preferred, 15@111.
Capital Transit Company. sag.
Washington Gas Light pre-
ferred. 5000, 10@99.
Merganthaler Linotype, 15@19.
Public Utility Bonds
Anacostia Pot 5s....l So 6S
Ana & Pot Guar 5s........i1OS
G & p Tel of Va 5s..,,,l1O7
Cap Traction r R 5s.. 6lK 81
city G. Suburban 5s. SO 66
Georgetown Gas lst 5s.ll13
Pot Elec Pow 3ls........ 1O5 Z los
Nvah am Gas Ss 1905 .;:::... 105& y
wash Ewy & Elee 4s:.:,-..Ii07 lo77iss
Miscellaneous Bonds
chevy Chase LIST i1O4
C2l Country Club 1st AZ .l1O3 .....
-, .lmer Tsl & Tel G5N,.... 1424 .....
Capital Transit Co ...... 3 az
y & w Steamboat OIL 81 so
Pot Elec Power IS pfd (6) .i1I3
Pot Elec Pwr 5las pfd (55O)I113 ,
Wash Gas 1t New G.2O). u Is
swab yss Gas P, pfd Q.5O ,..,.. -9Sh 99h
W ash Ky Ell com (36). 1885 i....,
w ISL NY q FL p1d (5) ..... HI
National Bank stocks
Capital 90 '125 I1An
~ 10y w ''..... .l152h
The Washington times., 1938-06-27

sex. dividend. bBooks closed. +Plus
extras. e2% extra f2h9o extra. h75c
extra. g$14.OO extra paid November 20,
1887: kSOc extra. m$3.0O extra. er Extra
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
L. a. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES. Feb - uPI
Trading was generally slow. sup-
plies moderate TO liberal price
about steady.
s235. SOS S23j-S250. GuadaIaua
i8S S225-$2.35. COS s. $3.50. 5H rs
mostly S2.25; ArOy0 Grdude is1 -
so: COS s2.jO-S2.6J. 72s s. z5-s1 g.
Avocados Fuertes 1919 &c. far.
bias 11-t2c.
Brussels sprouts. Pismo-Oeeaua
and san Luis Obispo crate Hf1zk
7-Sc. Davenport and Pesrader9 -.
iced drums S2c5-S2.50.
Bunched vegetable. per rate
beets $500. Carrots il-luH. Dixon
40-j0c. Green onions B5-f1 Leek#
6O-75c. Mustard aj-IDl. Parsley 5H-
soc; RadishCs small red tH#14r
Kern co 7jC. TuruIp- fn-aHg
Cabbage: local canupubalI bel
50-60c Red cabbage 1880. satsE
cauliflowcr. local pear "a sa.
San Diego % SNOWFALL fif a. 5Ha
Lettuce: Imperial valley drF urE
! dozen best 81. dozen bet h5-
Onions: Idaho. Utah aud oregon
ycllows T.. S. ]. SI.25-Sl.35
Peas: Santa Barba - pole bet
8-9c ID. Bust 5-Ji4c san Luis Obj e
po pole ordinary D.. COachella hai.
ley pole fair is-7c. san DicE3 80
bush mostly ~ &c san Pedro g.
&c. Pismo OceauO ordinary Sc. im-
perial Valley bush best g.. fs=lh
crates $3.15-S2. 2j; COacheIia Va.
ley China peas. fair l6-l7c.
Squash: Imperial aud Cgal lhefla
Valley white summer flats sl.15-ez
crates mostly S2.15-S2 25; Italian.
flats S175-S2; crates &2.l5-Az %
San Diego co lugs fair &l-5H-8l.fs.
yellow crookneck Imperial NaiieH
crates S2-S2.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb. "a -tIPD-
Stocks slipped off fractions TO
more than a point in profit taking
today, but trading dwindied.
Bonds were mixed. Comm gdities
in general were lower although
losses were moderate.
the European situation. Traders
generally viewed developments
abroad as indicating a lessening of
war risk and heightening possibili-
ty of a European reapproachment,
which would result in expansion Of
world trade.
Washington reports that the fed
eral deficit thus far this fiscal
year was s1,O08 .es5.794 against
2,007. .656,070 in the corresponding
period of the previous fiscal year
attracted attention. , -.-...
Trade news was flat. Electricity
production last week dipped TO the
lowest level since July 1895; engi-
neering awards this week were be
low a year ago; bank clearing,s
and a decline was indicated for
carloadings
steel shares, coppcrs and mer-
chandising issues appeared under
about ? points TO around 55ls.
Bethlehem lost more than point
AM erican Smelling dropped
points to 52l4 Sears Roebuck was
off around points at %.
American Telephone showed re-
sistance and held a fractional loss
below lao. Building shares met
buying. L. S. Gypsum and Ameri-
can Radiator had small gains.
Rails turned lower under lead Of
Atchison which sold off more than
a point. Farm equipments were
softer. both Case and International
Harvester losing point or m ore.
Chrysler was down around ! =
points. Utilities were steady, some
leaders showing small gains. Du
Pont and Westinghouse Electric
were down more than IL point.
Parke Davis reached a new high
at 362t up II. Allied Chemical.
American Can. Howe sound, Union
Carbide. Union Pacific and Owens
Illinois Glass were down point
and more each.
Sales approximated 10000 shar-
es. against 100000 Yesterday. Curb
stock sales were $4,000 shares
compared with $4,000 shares in
the previous session.
DOW Jones closing stock aver
ages; Industrial 1906 off l56:
Rail 3OO5; off O.f7; Utility 2o.07
off U.13
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Sheriff Team
To Sponsor
Shoot SUNDAY

Tie fmHeuH. county .ufHfi de-
lsrtmea. aiu sponsor ID pistol .h1oi
a. lie immigration border patrol
range A. f Centre fol. 90 sm sun
daf Everett Wrmrr1.e president
ol tho pistol ,..8 fol. fle peace ofu-
GERS association announced Thurs
daf
SIX adas1la medals i1r civil
lal Ha b. Offered o. Dunz the
total % HIte each u classes A
3 aaa q $50 peace officer b. per-
m..lea ~ compete .n uae civilian
matches but civilians mas compete
~ the peace 0iflcers tseut
WeaIhef8ie said CIVILIAN mas use
any eahbre gun they Ueh
The matches are open ~ tle
public.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24

Feaure match of the champion
ship flight will pit Logan jenkins
defending champion, against Eldred
Ferguson jenkins has met Fergu-
son in the first round Of the clut
championships early in the year
and in the Brawley Lettuce tourna
ment
Dick Lott, Barbara Worth cham
pion, will meet Forrest Ferguson
in another feature match Lott
turned in the best qualifying score
OF the tournament, u.
The championship flight pairings
match Logan jenkins against FL
red Ferguson Laddic Willoughby
against Jack Strobel. Bob Albright
against Dave Taylor, Ben Kellerman
against Don Rex, Dick Lott against
Forrest Ferguson. Lyle KuriSaki
against Vic Blalack. Wayne FL
wander against Paul Post and Low
eridge Marsh against Russ Tum-
neil.
First Flight, $3.50 am.
l. .Lamberscn VS. r. Birchfield, B
Crosbie VS. F. Leng, Dan Taylor Us
B. Mcnamara, Rhodes VS. R. J
Nance, E. Roberts VS. Doc Cutshaw
j. DePaoli VS. E. c. Bernard, w
Brazelton VS. F. Manley E. Kitow
VS. Paul Pace.
Second Flight $40 am.
G. Noble VS. F. Onstott. r. Haas VS.
v. Carroll. c. Quigg VS. R Rayburn,
Doc Clark VS. M SoneS, w. Ramsey
VS. T Williams, L. Rogers VS. c.
Hausman. T. Ritter VS. D. Dinsmore,
r. N Overall VS. F. Nicolas.
Third Flight 7:50 am.
L. Huey VS. F. Millard. P. Glas-
gov VS. F. Cravath, Apple vs. n. c.
Jones. w J. Burke VS. H. Yakel, w.
Havekorst VS. H. Wood. j Engle
VS. H. Hendricks. V. Sims vs. A. H.
Mcclure, H. Armstrong vs. O. r.
Hensler.
Fourth Flight 1910 am.
F. Holmes VS. j. Strickland B.
Danielson VS. McCuen, D. R. Beck
VS. J. Donohue, c. Jacobson VS. W.
Anslyn, A. Woodington VS. w. w.
Beale C. Clay VS. B. Kinne. r. D.
McPherrin VS. R. Edwards, H. Brag-
onier VS. L. c. Lee.
Fifth Flight 1850 am.
A. Yaeckel VS. A. Vinfrido, j.
Kepley VS. w Sprecken. Ryan VS.
j. Harris. R. J. Keyes VS. Y. Nord-
quist, NJ. j. Horton VS. N. c. Smith,
F. Fernandez VS. T M. Walsh, j.
Jones VS. F. Trude, w. Currier rs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. "a lBP) -
Trading was slow on the Los An
EeIes stock exchange today with
The bulk of the issues which cross
ed the board holding to the prices
of yesterday close. one new hlgh
was marked up, when Barker Bros:
common rose y TO 9ss on sale OF
100 shares.
other sales included: L. A. In
dustries 100 at unchanged; Paci-
fic Finance 100 at 12H up ss Paci-
fic Indemnity 100 at 3, unchanged ;
Security Units 80 at 26l@, unchang-
ed; Farm ers and Merchants ban X
AZ 399 unchanged; Republic Pc
froIeum 100 at 4, unchanged; sun
ray on 100 at 8. unchanged; Union
oil 100 at 213s, unchanged; Lock
heed Aircraft 100 at 9B, unchanged
Pae. CLAY products 100 at Sc up =
Southern Pacific 100 at 1872 down
pnle point.
ApproNimate volume of sales, a
roo shares five issues up. one
down. nine unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24

NEW YORK - Madison Square
Garden)-Joe Louis, 200, Detroit
kayoed Nathan Mann, 1873 y, Ham
don. Conn, 80; Johnny Withers
200, Detroit, Gecisioned Harry Coo
per, 1874, New York, 90; Elzar
Thompson, 225, Indianapolis, out
pointed Gene Bonin, 1884,, Will
limantic. Conn, "a; Dave Clark,
IT'S, Detroit, decisioned Buddy Ryan,
1121a, Newark, 60; Jim Robinson,
203, Philadelphia, outpointed Dick
Hogan. 1856, Boston, 90; Piil Som
mese, 1907 Westburg, N Y, deci-
stoned George Nicholson, 203, Yon-
kerS, N. Y, (6).
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Three Man Teams
Entered for Valley
I'm IndiO Shoot

Three msH teams from law cn-
faHaemeuf departments ln Impc=
usi ard Yuma valleys viii 20 10
ludIo March 8 to compete I'm team
matcHr. with Riverside county Of
fieers
II addition t1 tine team competi-
ton. medal, viii bt offered for
individual competition TWO teams
from tae immigration border patrol
and ore each from The Fl Centre
police department and the highway
natra. are ncdllcd 90 compete.
Zach department. team must be
composed OF men from that de
paTfueaf alone a. rules do not
permit men from different depart
mens 10 shoot together on the
same teams
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Champion
Impressive
In Victory

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
New York, Feb. "a. (UP)-Heavy-
weight Champion Joe Louis, fight
ing with the ferosity of a maddened
lion, last night knocked out Nathan
Mann in the third round of their
scheduled l5-round title fight be
fore more than 10000 fans.
1t was the first time III the cham
pion's career that he ever cut loose
with such murderouS barragc OF
blasting. The amazing fury of his
fists battered into virtual uncon-
sciousness the bull shouldered, dark
haired Italian.
In the tumultuous second and
third rounds, as champion and
challenger smashed away-bring-
ing the sellout crowd to is feet in
frenzied cheering-the Brown Bonn
Der floored his man four times.
And Mann took the full count of 10
on one knee at 1853 of the third
after his fourth and last trip to the
canvas.
Mann tried desperately to make
a grand fight of it, but he didn't
carry the heavy artillery to finish
what he had started He lacked
the power to put Louis down af-
ter he had maddened the Detroit
Negro.
Mann's lashing hooks to Joe's
head early in the second round,
suddenly Transformed the champion
into a smashing menace that met
the challenger's every charge with
hooks and Smashes to the head.
When Mann went down for the
fourth time-knooked half way
through the ropes from a terrific
right hook to the chin-his mouth
and nose were streaming blood He
bounced off the ropes, slithered to
the canvas and back, rolled over
onto his stomach and drew himself
upon one knee as Referee Arthur
Donovan waved the count above
his shaking head. Mann tried to
rise, but his legs failed him and he
fell back to one knee as the count
was completed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
HOltyille Gees
Defeat Spartans

In a closely fought game the Holt
vile c" quintet defeated the Ell
Centre c" team TO a 25 to %
s.elsry on the Holtyllc court Fri
fhF afternoon
SaubOnmatsu was high point
mBu for Holtvillc
Tine HOltville lineup consisted of
forwards. Massey and Naples; cen
Irr SanbOnmatsu: and guards.
YaslIdO and Galloway.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
CO-MedalistS
Pair i'm Tourney

CORAL GABLES, Fla Feb. "a.
up -Co-medalists Charley White
head Of South River. N. j., and
Prank Allan Of Pittston, Pa, meet
J A Boyle and Bob Odom, of New
YORK IN the first round Of the
Miami BiltmOre amateur four-ball
Eoli tournament today
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24

2 pm, Leliyelt said. Admission to
the training sessions Is free.
Infield practice, flychasing and
limbering of stiff arms among
pitchers and catchers was on the
schedule for the remainder of the
week.
Players who reported for the
first practice Wednesday were,
Chuck Ferris. 3. b., who played
semi-pro ball in Washington, Mar
tin Arnovich, catcher, Ed Ballr,
pitcher, Mel NARROW, pitcher, Her
man Reich. of the Western associ-
alton. a pitcher; Al Nusser, from
Kansas City of the American as
sociation, Ed o. Vanni, Fred Hut
Crimson, Dick Barrett, veteran
hurler. and Al Aries. -,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Mexico Champs
Risk Records,
Titles Tonight

Luis Saavreda and Gus Con
zaleZ, welterweight and light
weight chapiOns rom Mexico
City and Central America, will
risk their records and titles to-
night i'm the main event and
semi windup i'm the CalexicO
athletic club tonight.
Saavreda meets Ike Blair in
the main event and Gonzalez
tackles Chatter Adams of Braw-
ley.
Five other good bouts are
slated.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
CaleXicO High
Meters Whip
Junior College

Calexico high schools powerful
tennis team turned in its second
straight win over FL Centro jaycee
meters Wednesday afternoon. four
matches TO two.
Allan Hens and George Brown
turned in victories in singles
matches.
.Sevine and Jack Bowker won sin
giles matches for CaleXico and Bow
ker and Bowker and Servine and
Webster won doubles matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Brawley Whips
Calipatria in
Two Games

Brawley high school varsity and c
cagers scored victories over the
luekless Calipatria baSketecrs We'd
ncsday afternoon in the Brawlcy
gymnasium.
The Wilcats varsity wallopcd the
Calipat five, 56-21 and the Gees
trounced the Northendcrs, At
Brawley meets Imperial this af-
tcrnoon and plays Julian Friday
night.
Monday night the Wildcats meet
El Centres Spartans in the league
obofnpippS shin oame
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-24
Patty Berg Rated
FayOrite i'm Meet

0RMOhD BEdCH, Fla, Feb "a.
fuP1-Patty Berg today remained
the faVorite in the Women's South
Atlantic colt championship but
aaarlef-flaals match between Mar
80 Mlley ~ Lexington. KY, and
dean Bauer Of Providence. r. l..
held ule saiieys attention momen-
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