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Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
GIANTS, YANKS
GAIN lie AD
MAJOR RACES

NEW YORK, May - up
Thumb the baseball calendar back
to October. 1897. and take a look.
Then go back another year to
October. 1886 and have another
peek. Come all the way back to
May y, 1888, for another glimpse
You see the same thing-the New
York Yankees and the New York
Giants riding high as the domi-
nant teams in baseball In two
years and nearly a month the 9TH
er Il teams haven't been able TO
make any serious inroadS into the
supremacy of Manhattan'S high
priced basebanerS.
After a shaky start, the Yankees
moved into the American League
LEAD yesterday by throttling the
Cleveland Indians. early season
sensations, Al While the Yanks
were putting the pressure on for
their seventh straight triumph.
Washington fell from the top by
bowling to the Detroit Tigers,
Al. The Yanks now lead the lea
gue by .015 percentage points
In the National League. the
Giants have won six out of eight
in the west. and knocked off their
toughest rivals, the Pirates. Cubs
and Cards. in their last five
straight victories. Combining fine
pitching with steady defense and
hitting power the Giants have pill
ed a 5l2 game lead.
Lefty Grove won his fifth
straight game in pitching the Red
SoX to a 4-2 victory over the
Chicago White SoX.
A triple play executed by Hughes
Kress- -McQuinn and five Philadel
phia errors helped the St Louis
Browns win their first eastern
game over the Athletics. 9-5
Van Mungo handcuffed the Cubs
in winning his first game for
Brooklyn, TO He scattered seven
hits, famed nine men and walked
only one.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Original Dusty
Rhodes Suicide

WAUPACA, Wis. May l2 up
Reginald Dusty Rhodes. 81.
baseball catcher in the 1905, bid
goodbye to friends yesterday and
said he was going away on little
trip"
Today two Schoolboys, truding
through an abandoned baseball dia-
mond on their way to school, found
Rhodes body beside the home plate.
Rhodes was a bachelor.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. MAY y up
Hogs $50. Steady to 10 cents low
er: grain fed S.35-S.65; locals un-
sold few sows $751;.
Cattle 700. holdoYer 53B. Very
slow. few sales barely steady; un-
dertone weak; few grass steers q;
medium heifers 6.25; cows $3.50
cutter grade 3.50-4.75; bulls 10 $50;
Calves $50. Steady; Yealers $40. 25
calves 7.25-S.50.
Sheep $50. Good 70 choice spring
la nbs quoted 6.75-725; mixed shorn
ewes 2T5
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. May y up
A general downward trend and
smaIled volume of sales character
ized trading on the Los Angeles
stock exchange today There was
ono new low recorded when Puget
sound Pulp and Timber dropped -
10 a. on sale of 100 shares
other transactions included.
Rroadsvsv Dept. store 100 at "a up
u: J.. A. Industies 100 at -. un-
changed: Sontag Dug 100 ~ 3, un-
changed: Con. Gil 1e9 At S9g down
81: Hancock oil 100 al 2bai' down
a Richfield OIL 100 at 5# down
rs Republic Pet 100 at l-s,
down Is; Union oil 100 at 19, un-
changed: Gladding Mclean 100 al
s. up u SamsOn-D 200 al 2 un-
changed. Edison So pc cent pro
100 at % Is down Is.
Volume of sales approximately
&. 900 shares; two issues up, SIX
down four unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
STARS SLICE
PADRE LEAD
- By UNITED PRESS

San Diego maintained a precari-
Gus hold on first place in the Paci-
fic Coast baseball league today al
though it dropped yesterdays game
to Hollywood, 81.
Portland moved into the jam
med second place position with a
3 to 2 win over Los Angeles.
San Francisco hit Walker and
Pippen hard in the early innings
to insure a to win over Sacra-
mento.
Van Fleet, of Oakland, won a 2
to l hurling duel against Gregory,
of Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
HELEN MOODY
WINS AGAIN

LONDON, May u. CUP)-Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody gained the semi
finals of the North London hard
court tennis championships today
when she defeated Heather Jarvis.
Hertfordshire player, 60, 6-l.
Mrs. Moody, making her second
comeback attempt. has lost but
four games thus far in the tourney,
one to each OF her opponents.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL
GRAPPLERS TO
CLASH FRIDAY

High school wrestlers Thursday
rested their weary muscles in pre-
paration for Friday nights valley
tournament matches at the Ell
Centro high school gymnasium.
The tournament will match
grapplers from Imperial, Brawley,
Holtville, Calexico and Ell Centro.
Bouts will start at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Sherwood Girls
Win, 1917

SherWood's feminine softball
team opened its season with a 10
victory over the EastSide girls
Wednesday night in Sportsman
park.
Manager Bean Stewart was well
pleased with the showing of his
charges, particularly at the plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
l.. A. RUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. May Il (UP) Wheat
Volume was moderate and prices
were steady today in trading on
the Chicago board OF trade.
Al the close wheat was off 4s
10 Il cent corn off 4 70 up Is cent
and oats is lower TO Is higher.
Reports of crop deterioration IN
sreNas and i'm Oklahoma tended TO
restrict selling.
The corn market was dull. Ii
beral country offerings Of corn
failed ta unsetue prices. Export
buNing accounted for some or the
support. Moderate sales OF cor
were reported, principally to the
United Kingdom.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Drivers
Eve Track Events

Midget race drivers of Imperial
Valley looked ahead Thursday to
events in San Diego Sunday and to
their own races at the fair grounds
next Tuesday night.
Bill Ferguson, dare devil driver
who has spilled twice in as many
races, will be on hand to try to
make his auto behave Tuesday
night at Imperial.
Hardin Young, Hobe Herrick and
Ward SWarthout will be counted o
to turn back the invasion of Ari-
zona's Lyle Dickey, Frank Hetzel
and San Diego's Ken Murray.
YOU haven't read ALL the news
IInfiI Xnu,ue Read ALI. the AdSi
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Lee Ramage Set
Down by Commission

LOS ANGELES, May u up
Lee Ramage, San Diego heavy
weight who was severely beaten
Tuesday night by Bob Pastor Of
New York, today faced a six months
layoff on orders of the California
Athletic Commission.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12

332. 27-3, 80. l6-4, l3-1I.
Nope. they're not football signals,
nor 90 the figures indicate the
national debt Instead those figures
represent baseball scores established
during the valley high school dia-
mond season.
The average baseball fan cauldn' t
hope to remember the score in those
games. and when the score reached
26. few cared to remember the
score.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12

Before | hear any protests, 1 will
advance a few reasons for the sell
ections.
Behind the bat Albert Mendoza
was chosen on the strength of his
performances in the final two games
against Brawley. Minus Mendoza
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12

Despite the hign scores, the large
number OF errors and the spotty
pitching, this seasons all-valley
team would probably be stronger
than any previous honor team in
recent years.
So without as much as gazing
into the crystal ball the Bench
Warmer submits for approval, OF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks irregular in quiet trade.
foutis irftsuiat aud faiIiy ac-
live; L. 5. govts. higher.
Curb stocks irregular lower.
Foreign exchange slightly easier
Wheat = to = cent lower; corn
a lower to u higher.
Rubber steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
AII-Sfars To
Clash Monday
In City Park

parade ceremony and an a-star game between
Centre Coacela Valley will officially the Ell Centre hgh
at 8o
the troops, the El Centro
Boys the parade
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12

70 opOIUSnldn pdIk.
Mayor Herb Fawcett will toss the
first ball and another city official,
with a heavily padded glove, will
do the receiving.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
Fight Season Will Open Tonight
Jack Morissefte
Meets Spoiler Of
Records i'm Main

II taxes TWO TO make fight AT least that's the adage We have
always heard from the first Matchmaker
Johnson who scheduled
III Centro athletic club tonight has requisites
In the first according Johnson fighters
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
l.. A. HAY

Los ANGELES, May y tUPl 90
Alfalfa. L. :. Nc. -..'..; Siee'gyo
III. :. n leafy ..,-.. sl9.- ! o,ov y
u 5. No. ..-.-...-... SlS.oo-Aa
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12

until you've read the ADS.
N0V haven't read AL the news
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. May " tUP) a.
rrunsamerica .s.s-.-.'.. ss2 "a
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-12
NEW YORK, day II OUP) Cot
m fll1nres l.lneea 81 leanN.
NEW ORLEANS. May - UPJ
FLAX

Spots very quiet middling S.S1.
sales AZ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Posledni straz.

V pohnutych minulych
dnech byl k obcanske porad-
kove sluzbe povolan sedmadva
cetilety. Vlastimil Louma. ko-
respondent firmy Bata, ktery
v noel ma 6. f1jna konal straz-
nj sluzbu spolu Sc sym prfte-
lem, O sedm let mladsfm. V
rannfch hodinach doslo k ira
gedii, jejfz prava prlcina sc
tezko zjistf. Vlastimil Louma
byl nalezen ma mfste, kde ko-
nal strazn1 sluzbu, zastreleny.
jeho druh zmizel a je hledan
bezpecnostnfmi organy pro-
strednictvim rozhlasu. Jezto O.
ba mladf Tide byli kamarady,
doslo k osudnemu vystrelu pa
trne pfi neopatrnem zachaze-
nj S nabitou puskou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Zachranil statu dvanact
miIionH

Pr evakuaci mesta Krnova,
ktere je v moci nemeckeho vol
ska, Sc stala zajimava prfho-
da. Phi velke praci a horec-
mem shonu sc zapomnelo ma
p~ostovni trad, odkud Sc pojed-
nou oval telefon pokladnika,
ktery hlasil, re ceka ma pre-
wet pokladny. Odebrali Sc
tam prislusni c~initele, jfmz po-
kladnfk, takto Slezan, jehoz
zena a deti jsou nemecke ma
rodnosti, odevzdal cs. statu
dvanact milionI Kc, jez zGsta-
ly v pokladne. Urednik FARO
ven poprosil, ably Sc mohl Wy
stehovat ma 1zemf noveho sta
tu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Byly sireny povesti, re v il
hlave opanovali ulice ordneTi,
kterf pry tyrajf ceske obyvate-
lie, take pry nenf mono ami
j1t z nadrazi do mesta. Take
v nemeckem jihlavskem ostrIv
ku je pry velky neklid. Fanta-
sic O pomerech ma Jihlavsku Sc
vyvrcholila povestmi, re csl.
vojsko bylo odzbrojeno jihlav-
skym nemeckym obyvatel-
stvem. Dotazali jsme Sc ma po-
volanych mfstech v Jihlave, jak
dnes mesto a kraj zije a dosta-
10 Sc nam ~ujistenf, re nejen ty-
to povesti neodpovidajf prav-
de, ale re pro ne vGbec nenf
zadneho podkladu, protoze v
meste je naprosty kid a pofa-
dek a rovnez tax ma celem il
hlavsku. Nebylo ami pTiciny,
ably bezpecnostnf organy mu-
silly nekde prot nekomu "a
krOcit.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

z Ostrovske Move Vsi byla
pTivezena do nemocnice v Uh.
Hradisti 17leta Berta Richtro-
va, dcera potulneho obchodni-
ka konmi, Frantiska Richtera.
D9vce melo roztrfstenou lebku
a vyhrezly mock a matka,
ktera dceru pTivezla do nemoc
nice v bezvedom1, vypravela,
re dcera vesla mezi rozdraz-
dene kon6 a jeden pry il kopl
do hlavy. Devce samo ovsem
nemohlo byti vyslechnuto, az
teprve ma konci uplynuleho
tydne, kdy bylo schopno pro-
nesti nekolik vet, a tn k velike-
mu prekvapenf sdelilo vyse-
tTujicim organGm, re nebyla
kopnuta kon6m, nybrz re Sc
dostala S otcem do hadky a ten
il uhodil tupym koncem seke-
ry pc hlave. Richtrova zem-
rela. Celia kolonie obchodn1-
XII pTijela Sc svymi obytnymi
vozy Timed do Uh. Hradiste,
kde byla jiz ocekavana Get
nictvem, ktere Richtra podro-
bilo vyselchu. Richtr zapiral,
u o~statnich clenn tlupy Sc zji-
stilo, re umiraj1cl dcera fekla
pravdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

Dopoledne druheho dine 20
vsech svatych chodila stara
Brejchova pc vsi a kohokoliv
potkala, kazdeho sc ptala
"Nevidel jste naseho Vacla-
va?"
Rekl il kazdy, re no nevidel
a nektery zvedavejsf Sc take
otazal: "Coz on sc YAM ztra-
til?"
"Odesel vcera vecer a uz
name pomalu poledne a jeste
nen1 donna"
Dopoledne vedela celia YES.
re mlady Brejcha Cd vcereiska
neni donna. Nekde tomu poor
nosti nevenovali, nekde vsak
piece O tom h~ovofili, soudfce,
re zapadl nekam k muzice a
dodrzuje to. Delaval to tax
vzdycky, nez odesel ma vojnu.
Bodejt by ted byl jiny. V da-
lekem okolf bylo nekolik osad,
ktere mely kosteliky vsech sva
tych, vcera tam byly pouti a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25
Pod Boubinem.
Napsal Sedlak v prazskem
"Ceskem slove"
20. f1jna 1888.

GH' A1JA1d LOO.
Je mas tn u noveho krytu 5
vojaku, clen1 $685., a jeden
delnfk. Ma jeste pfidelat dve-
re, natrft kryt. Neni mu tn VOL
no. Je tn sam. JedinJ delnfk
a vojaci. "Kdo vi, co Sc stane
a CO ia tu?" Stojfme a mlcfme.
NJ, at jde! My 81 ty dvere
prldelame sami. Pred Mani
zaplava lest, "a Mani nase vsi.
C1time dobre, re naSe zada
Jsou jejich ochranou.
Pc ceste hrcf VIZ. Konec-
ne. Vezou nam munici. Ne
mec z dolejs1 vsi il mlcky skla-
da. Nechce Sc mu do ceskeho
hovoru. Hotovo. "Jedte, strej-
do, tadyhle, je to lepsf costa k
dalsimu krytu." = (Zde neko-
lik fadek zkonfiskovano.)
Stm1va Sc. Sumavske lesy Sc
pfikryvajf mlhou. Ticho, jen
pot1cek tlumene zrucf. Roz-
delavame ohen. Bum, Rama, az
Sc Boub1n otfasau KIDD strflf?
Nasi? Ci je to poustena hr1za
z manevrG? Ten pot1cek de-
Ia ramus. Ami dobre neslysi-
me. Kdybychom aspon videli.
Ale tina a mlha. POtrebOvali
bychom reflektor. Tina pred
nami a v nj nekde daleko ne
pr1tel, tina Ia Mani. Jen kdyby
ptGcek nedelal takovy ramus.
Mobilisace. Mezi kryty bly,
ly postaveny hlfdky. Vedle
mas jsou Rusfni. Statecnf, We
sell chlapci. A chytrf. Pozna-
Ii, re jejich oci neproniknou
tmou. Neuvidf nepTftele, ale
uslysl no. Nap1nali asi 200
krokI pred sebou drat, ma KITE
ry navlekli plechovky cd kon-
serv. Ted Jim jeste nikdo ne
proklouzne.
Ustup. Smutne sc s tebou
loucfme, mas kryte! Vonel isl
tax novotou, re nam to az ne
bylo pfijemne, ale vedeli jsme,
co mas zde ceka. Byli jsme pTi-
praveni. Lesy Boub1na femme
hucf, loucf Sc S Mani. Navzdy?
Boub1n Sc schoval cely do
mlhy. Tajemny Boubfn = ko-
mu ted Dude vypravovat svoje
zkazky? u mas v kraji je jas
no. Helfenburk sc tvrde diva
pc cele Sumave. Ia tone NIL
bach jake v slzach. Navzdy?
ZTiceniny Helfenburka krici
kamennym hlasem k nebi.
Ustupujem Vimperkem. Pred
Mani Tide S ranci, voziky Sc
stehuj1. u silnice ko-
pou. Tady budou stat Ultra ci
pozftf1 slavobrany. Jak Sc zm6
nj Vimperk az no opustfme.
Jak Sc zmenf Prachatice S ces-
napisy ma domech? Asi
sc pres ty staroceSke pravdy
ma domech Dude stkvit He'll!
Lhenice. I tady Sc stehujf
Tide re vs1, ktere zab1ra ne
mecke vojsko. Pekne devce
ma silnici, oci hluboke, jak su-
mavsky prales, S nGsf, ma "a
Exam, devce?" "Jsou
u mas Nemci." "A wy
jste pred mimi utekla?" Mas sc
= me, ale oni Sc
vas boil" "Jak to-" =
'Vcera 81 tam T1kali, re sem
nejleps1 pluk a Dude bo-
jovat 0 naSi YES. Delali honem
zakopy" = (Opet n6kolik Ta-
dek zkonfiskovanO.
Vratili jsme Sc domd Ike
polfm. Boubfn tone v
nlhach a IDA sc nam tax da-
exc. Jen ten Helfenburk je
oorad komenne tvrdy. Creme
pole pod Helfenburkem. / my
SINE tvrdf. Vyoravame hlubsf
orazdu pro lepsi sklizen pTfsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

WE S6S S&G S10 s1O
VII" zertoval Svoboda.
"Ale jdete! Vas ia bych ne
chtela," pravila Betuska. "Vy
mate rad kazde devce, ktere
VAN padne do lesa."
"Prave je to d1kaz, re bych
vas mel take rad" nutil Sc do
vaznosti Svoboda.
BetuSka pod1vala Sc ma ia
roslava. Usmal Sc nepatrne a
ona stiskla mu ruku. Ach O.
vsem, tax jake on il mel rad,
nemiloval il nikdo a ona by ia
Ike nikoho nemohla milovati
tax jake sveho Jarouse.
Ease stocila Sc rozmluva il
nym smerem. Valek malo po-
vidal, nekdy Sc jen nekteremu
vtipu usmal. To byl tax jeho
zpdsob. Pojednou narazil 81
svGj opelichany klobouk ma
hlavu a rekl: "Chlapci, ia uz
pIjdu."
A sahnuv do kapsy pro Pc
nezenku, dodal: "Betusko, pla
TIM"
Svoboda trhl sebou, jakoby
no vosa bodla, podival Sc ma
hodinky a rekl zkratka: "PGi-
du take"
"No tax pGjdu S vami!" roz-
hodl Sc take Jaroslav.
Adjunkti zaplativse, snail
pusky Sc steny a odchazeli.
Chtel je vyprovoditi ucitel, ale
Valek mu rekl: "Z1stan tn.
Vojtfsku, je venku chladno !
My to budeme "a vsl napicho-
vati kazdy ku svemu domovu."
Ale nenapichovali to. Ia vsi
jake ma powell Sc zastavili a ia
roslav otazal Sc Valka: Exam
jdes?"
* trojanu," odvetil tazany.
"P,o nekolik dni uz pada tam
vystrel, kdyz vyjde mesic. A
vcera jsem nasel vnitrnosti re
srnce. Byly v nasem, ale ne
vine, byl-li srnec take ma nasi
strane upytlacen. TAX dnes
ceka lesn1 s hajnym ma pokra-
il lesa. Chodf-li pytlak do ma
Seho, dostanu no jiste."
ga jdu take k trojanu," re-
XII Jaroslav. "VystTely jsem
slysel a nam podezfeni, re ten
Brejcha z Olsove Ease pytlacf''
"To je nahoda," small sc Svo-
bOda. "Mne mas starry postal
take k trojanu a docela tvrdil,
re nam pytlacf Brejcha."
"Udelame to tedy taxi" ra-
dill Valek. "Zasedneme kazdy
We SVEN a kde padne vystrel,
ostatn1 diva tam hned pospisi,
ably pytlak neunikl. Ones no
muslme dostati."
Ia chvfli zmizeli myslivci v
stinu lesa, kan dosud nevnikly
paprsky vychazejfcfho prave
mesfce.
Lesnf oddfl "trojanu" byl
zvlaStnim m1stem. Hranicily
tn til velkostatky, reviry GU
sovsky, Dubina a Slatiny sbf-
haly sc tn v ostrych vybezcfch
zalesnenych hustym smrcfm a
hranicnf prfkopy tvorily tn
spolecny bod, z nehoz Sc opet
rozblhaly opacnym smerem.
Proto tn rfkali Gu trojanu".
Pro pytlaka bylo to misto jake
stvofene. Zastrelil-li zvef ma
pude jednoho velkostatku
a byl-li stihan, mohl sc
svou kofisti prekrociti n6ktery
prikop a byl bezpeci. Ma
konci kazdeho toho hranicnfho
c1pu stale nekolik buk1 a du-
BIZ, dale "a nfzkym smrcim byl
vsude vysoky les. z Olsove by
10 sem skoro pIl hodiny cesty,
ale mohlo Sc jfti r1znymi PEST
mani. ktere sc vesmes u troia-
nu spojovaly. Jinak bylo to
misto odlehle a smutne, ktere-
mu Sc kazdy rad vyhnul, je-
nom uprostred leta zableudil
sem osamely sberatel hub, ne
bot hribkI u trojanu rostlo
vzdycky nejvice.
Dopoledne druheho dine 20
vsech svatych chodila stara
B%rejchova pc vsi a kohokoliv
potkala, kazdeho sc ptala:
"Nevidel jste naseho Vacla-
va?"
Rekl il kazdy, re no nevidel
a nektery zvedavejsi Sc take
otazal: "Coz on sc YAM ztra-
til?"
"Odesel vcera vecer a uz
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-25

peniveho vzpominali ma sva
mlada leta, povedeli 81 neco 0
sluzbe a pobavili Sc.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
Friendliness of Ross Camp
Is Contrast of Sck,melings;
Won't Quit after Title Bout

plates Just when it seemed we
would be shunted to the sidelines for
the day, Col. D. Walker Wear Of the
State Boxing Commission. who was
another passenger, rose in his seat,
made powerful speech and the
trooper waved us on with a flourish
The second car. carrying such
late sleepers as Mr.. Al Buck of the
New York Post. among others, got two
tickets, one for speeding and the other
for reckless driving The third,
driven by Dr. Hype 1goe of the
Journal American, was stopped by a
Jersey cop who swore the redoubtable
Mr.. Igoe was hitting her up at around
10 and it took Hype a good hour to
talk his way out of the situation.
Barney Ross laughs off reports from
Chicago that he'll quit after this bout,
win. lose or draw I'm just be-
ginning to make real money" he says
First thing after knocking out
Mann. Tony Galento visited Jim Brad
docks place. A waiter passed around
a tray of beer >. Our hero took two
and downed them in four gulps.
At luncheon here yesterday. Col.
Wear was approached by a well-to-do
appearing citizen who asked the
colonel to get him six seats for Ross
and Ambers You mean Ross and
Armstrong. don't you?" asked Wear,
Ross and Ambers haven't been
matched We'll, if they ever are, u
was the reply. you get me the ducats'
Wear jotted down his name and
address
Evening star., 1938-05-16
his second ace. He used spoon
on the 196-yard 18th hole and
NH clad fha h2ll info the cun

Don McNeal, Richard w. Westwood
and ]. M. Cooper tied for first in the
selective handicap affair at Indian
Spring, all with net cards of 10.
East Potomac Parks tourney moved
into its third round. with the affair
slated to wind up late this month.
Eight Tie at Kenwo0d.
Eight tied for the top spot in the
blind bogey affair at Kenwood. They
were F. H. McCrary A. H. Tew, F. B.
Buckingham, A. S. Balm, E. P. Ross.
H. T. Snyder, R. V. Herman and J.
c. Fouls, all with net 74s.
A small field Of pros moved
over to Woodmont today to play
in an amateur-pro tourney
staged by the Middle Atlantic
P. G. A All the amateurs were
from Woodmont.
Entries for the Maryland State
women's championship next week will
close Friday with Mrs. w. w. Wagner
in Baltimore The tourney will open
next Monday at Elkridge, with Helen
Dettweiler defending the title she
won last year.
Evening star., 1938-05-16
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

GROSSINGERS LAKE. N. j., May
16.-T1nis is one Of those old-time
friendly training camps =. The beau
tiful spot where Barney Ross is prep
ping for Henry Armstrong reminds you
of Loeb Sheldrake. rear here, where
Jimmy Braddock got ready to win the
title from Baer: of Grand Beach,
Mich, where Jim prepared for his
losing battle with Joe Louis. and OF
beautiful Saratoga, where Jack Demp-
sey was a regular at old Tom Luther's
place.
Here the latch string is out
State troopers do not patrol the front
of the pretty cottage where Ross
spends most of his time when not on
the road or in the ring Newspaper
men, their telegraphers and almost
every one else is free to come and 60,
any time Quite different from the
Schmeling camps, where Max burles
himself far away from the center OF
things, except for the 10 minutes he
grants the press after each workout,
and of some of the other camps this
writer has visited.
All three of the cars leaving the
Hippodrome in New York yesterday for
Barney's camp ran into trouble with
the law :. The first. in which your
agent was travelling, was stopped by
a State trooper. 1t seemed there was
something wrong with the license
Evening star., 1938-05-16
on the Ropes

effective Sarron. Petey's fashion Of
fighting is as unofthodox as tennis
shoes with full dress, but. by the same
token, it carried him to fistiana's
stratosphere. When he extends his
left hand, goes into semi-crouch and
waves a menacing right paw, Petey
resembles some desperate dwarf beg
ging for aims. That style is beWilder-
ing to seasoned campaigners. If Gev-
inson solves it he at least will have
demonstrated an ability to think.
LOUIS every fight has been crammed
with action. Attendance has been re-
freshing in every instance, all Of which
points to the fact Washington fandom
is starved for local fighter who fig
ures to carve a niche in national cir
cles.
The mystery Of Gevinson still is puz-
zling, but Sarron may hold the key. At
least that scrap Thursday night at
Griffith Stadium will be interesting.
Evening star., 1938-05-16

SchOOlbOy title, fOr DOLn Teams nave
proven their superior strength over the
other schools.
Wilson, Roosevelt, Georgetown Prep
and Western all are deadlocked for
third place with all but Western slated
to play next Friday.
Roosevelt is out in front in &.
the Dawes Cup standing between
the Washington schools, with
five matches won.
Wilson is next with three
wins and two losses.
Capital Teams Star.
AS is usual when teams from the two
towns get together, washington golfers
are hogging the whole show in the
Maryland State tWo-man team
matches between Capital and Balti-
more clubs.
Six teams representing Washington
clubs have reached the quarter-flnals
in the Maryland State Golf Associa-
ton play, and it looks as if therell be
an Washington semi-final round.
Victors yesterday in matches at
Manor were Billy Houghton and
George Malloy of Capital; Elliott
Spicer and Leroy Sasscer of Indian