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ROOMS WANTED.

CLEAN SINGLE furn. room. Nv. with quiet
people. by refined woman: light kitchen
privilege: rent, Sl2 mo. Box 3l5-B. Star.
LADY wishes furnished front room. vicinity
10th and r, preferably Ink, SIS mo. Col.
4065-M.
BY COUPLE Government employees stu
dents vicinity 18th and Mass ave IN. nv; :,
Star
CHEERFUL unfurnlshed room and break
fast in vicinity OF Tech H. S. Box 333-C.
Star
EMPLOYED NAN wants housekeepine
Star. '' "
FURNISHED ROOM private bath. and
pate home; gentleman. Box 1s1-A. Star
FURNISHED ROOM. with or without pri-
vate bath: vicinity 4th and Park road: by
YOUNG LADY, Govt. employe. with cocker
spaniel, desires room or room with board
N 1a,4 Fesaents esr nv 9,d section Call Col
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
e6le S. KENT ST. Arlington, va.-sunny
bus lines: reas. Jackson 203"-J.
h-wh; fireplace; well located; refined at
mosphere Temple ,439
ARLINGTON. VA; 1908 n: Edeewood St. ST.;
home: adj. shower: ch.w. oil heat; ! ) min.
to city; :, buses; reas. Walnut 1416,
TWO LARGE ROOMS. twin beds: excellent
meals: reasonable. Greenwood 3503-
SILVER SPRING MD.-Nicely furnished.
next TO- semi-private bath; gentleman.
Shepherd :s204-J.
5O05 18th ST N. Arlington. Va.-Large.
sunny room. new home. new street; nr
bus: Sl5 mo-: references. Walnut 6493-J
HYATTSVILLE-Large double room, pvt.
bath. maple furn.; breakfast. garage II de-
sired: conv. location. Greenwood 3661-J.
COUPLE OR TWO GIRLS private home;
use of kitchen; reasonable; unlimited
phone. Greenwood 3s22J.
ARL1NGTON-Room and board for men,
in new home: on two 1Oc bus lines; single
or double rooms; good home-cooked meals.
Walnut 6S7l.
1922 N WILSON BLVD-Attractive room.
a m L. comfortable: kitchenette; 81. Phone
Falls Church S5S.F-l oOs
1927 ARLINGTON RIDGE RID. Arlington.
Va-Furnished room to lady: board op-
tional bus at door. - min. to city. 2O'
ALEXANDRIA,. vA-Newly furnished twin
bedroom. young ladies; bus ct door; Board.
Call before s:l5 am. or after $50 p.m,
Temple 41fO-W
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

GOVT. OFFICIAL family OF 3. wants room
and board for the winter months. Wesley
Heights. Spring Valley section. Emer-
son SO92.
ROOM AND BOARD wanted by gentleman;
northwest; S35. Box 3l2-C. Star.
SETTLED. REFINED LADY wants room
and board near 14th st. NV: res ssonab BILE
splendid cook. can help If desired Box
3l5-C. Star.
ROOM AND BOARD or breakfast; Lady;
middle -aged. Box :341-C, Star.
ROOM AND BOARD for young employed
mother and 1O-mos. .-old baby in private
family Northwest section, close in; reason
able Box 314-C. Star
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HAMILTON CTS. .l4O N ST NV
Attractive. cheerful Arm kit. bath apt:
elec. refg.; S47. 80. Res. mgr UNION STOR-
AGE CO. 705 Fla. ave. NV. North Gl o.
1890 CALIFORNIA ST. NV LARGE
rooms, kitchen. bath. porch. southern ex-
DOSUre. uD-tO-date hldp
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reeistered A K c. black and buff; reason
able. Col. l43S-R. III Allison ST. NV.
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPIES. males. SO
up; 5-pound stud service. AL 9th st. ne.
CANARY FANCIERS-Entry blanks for
F. J. Jefferson "2 S. Pershing dr., Airing
ION Va or call Line. ll9H-W.
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attrac. newly dec. rooms: din, kit bath
Frigid.; S53; pvt. entrances; gas incl See
to appreclate Adams 21So or Col 2nI4-I .
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2 ORANGE BELTON Settlers mos. old
good types and granddaughters Of the ia
nous Sir Orkney Racket; price, S:}5 each.
Omer Hirst, Route 3. Alexandria. Va.
Phone Alexandria S69-J-1.
BIRD DOG. female. registered, for sale
E A. Marcy, 263S No. Military rd:. Ar
llngton. Va ol*
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golden yellow. singers; best
breed; home raised; 81 each. Randolph
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POINTER PUPS. papers furnished. Earl
D. Brooke Central ave, mile west Largo.
Nd. Phone Capitol Heights 293-J.
TROPICAL FISH, 65 tank. perfect con-
ditlnn: > n0O fish Sd or offer Wis 3SlH.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

PERSIAN KITTENS reds. creams. 3 mos
old. housebroken. females. $3.50. Fairfax
S1-W-1, Mrs. C. P. Jones' Fairfax. Va.
COCKERS+Top-n A. K c. puppies.
Sell or trade Between Camp Springs and
Meadows; south at Puppy Sign
Evening star., 1938-11-20

BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES little dark
seal beauties: unsurpassed pedigrees Priced
for quick sale. At stud. l4-lb. proven sire;
fee $40 Francis Woodley SSl6
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AMERICAN pit bull terrier puppies. 75
feet west of second overhead bridge. on
Lee Highway. white bungalow on right.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. red, red and
white; weeks old; reasonable. 3S13
33rd st. Mt. Rainier Md
COCKER SPANIEL, registered, male: .
beauty rea sonable 34l4 Lowell ST. NV.
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5OU5 14th ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM. KITCH-
en-. bath and sunroom S35 90; adults 2O'
629 PRINCETON PL. NW-3 ROOMS,
kitchen and bath: refrigeration. electricity.
sas, hot water and phone included. Adults
only
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ENTIRE ond FLOOR. . ROOMS KITCHEN.
dinette and path: heat, lights, telephone
$50 Shepherd St NV Col. 1850. c0'
1919 ST Me- RMS AND BATH,
INV h. refg. Available Dec. LIST. S42 so.
HOHENSTEIN BROS. It'll and H sts. ne.
Lincoln OS4.
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ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES-A beautiful
litter, sired by the outstanding Eastern
champion, j. NJ Red Owen. Three months
old, these pups are bench and field pros
poets Call Wisconsin :I6S3-M.
Evening star., 1938-11-20

BOSTON BULL. thoroughbred, male. year
and half old brindle; reasonable; S25.
Sunday before . m 1910 N ST NV.
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SAMUEL PEKINGESE PUPPIES now avail
able. The very best at fair prices. Stud
dogs. 4S05 N. Rock Spring road, Airing
ton, Va Call Oxford u6gS-R.
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ENGLISH Settlers. ] yr. old. partly
trained and very promising. matched color;
male. S75; female. $50; or 500 for pair.
Omer Hirst. Route 3. Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandria S69-J-1
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APARTMENTS UkFURhlsHEp.

1851 22nd ST NW-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen $3.50 Gas, electricity and heat
included
= RMS, KITCHENETTE BATH; LARGE.
screened back porch, private back yard:
Frigidalre, automatic heat furn.: 10 min.
utes from downtown. In Randall Highlands,
sc. Available December Is. $50 month.
Apply Apt /, 1929 23ro st. Sc, or prone
Lincoln IO1I-J
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COCKER sPANIELs. IL A. K c. pups.
broken; formerly SIS; today. S35. Fair
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
(Continued.)

:: BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. beautiful
, toys, 2 toy studs. $40 service. champion
sired III East Capitol st.
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COON AND POSSUM DOGS, 3 for $50.
Lancaster Owens. 3712 Horner pl. sc:
IRISH SETTER + years old. S25: well
broken. F. D. Burch. Blue Plains. D. c.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES males. So fe-
males, So. 1917 Tuckerman st. NV. Phone
GEORGIA o36
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COCKER PUP. mos country raised;
purchaser must have inclosed yard. Mrs.
r. E. Baden, Brandywine, Md. 229l.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIERS, wks: reg
1stered. Call before ) pm. Sunday. Wis.
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SCHNAUZER. . miniature female puppies,
8 months old: registered; So each. o3GO
4th ST NV, Ant 3 Geo sos.
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BLACK CHOW, male is months: A. K. c.
papers; lnoculated; $40. 1917 F ST. ne.
Ant. g. before d m
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PUPPIES. cross-bred Schnauzers: make
Person, Sandy Spring. Md. Ashton 1872
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES-Black s
weeks old: reasonable. Wis. 6332-R.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES. = months old
registered A. K. c.; $50 and S25. 1859
Jonoull st. NV. Georgia 0056.
SETTER thoroughly trained: exceptional
field dog: 3 years old trial; $50. SIS So.
FILLMORE St. Arlington. Va.
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1854 D ST NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
fully equipped; Frigidaire: private bath,
new corner house. Reasonable .O'
Evening star., 1938-11-20

DEE GEE KENNELS.
Boston terrier. chow, German shepherd
puppies: dogs boarded. Take Colesville rd.
at trafhc light in Silver Spring, 3l7 miles.
Shenherd ROO.
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2o1 JEFFERSON ST NW-ATTRAC.
tive. . rms, k. pvt b.: gas, elec, Frigid.;
gar; S45; empl couple preferred: eentiles.
NEW APT. > ROOMS, KITCHEN, d.
nette. bath: ami: heat: $4,000. 1925
Montello ave. ne. Sterling 916S ols
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1918 BELMONT RD NW.-Single and
double; newly furnished. Dupont S7.4.
! 3l43 DUMBARTON AVE. N.W-Four cozy
| front rooms. convenient to cars. restau-
| 2Os
52O3 End ST. N.W.-Attractive furn. rm.
III pvt. home: shower; near bus: gentle
man. Cenrqia RO3o
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PEKINGESE PUP for sale blue ribbon win
ner, champion stock; S35; also stud serV,
Ice; fee, $40 or PUPPY, from approved
Evening star., 1938-11-20

ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. male and fe-
male, months old; pedlgreed and regis
tered: beautiful: see them. Clev. 5323.
CHOW PUPPIES from our champion and
other winning dogs. John Anderson. Glen
mont Md Phone Kensington 14S.
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1st-FLOOR APARTMENT, . ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; heat, gas and electricity.
2541 18th st. NV. $4,000. Geo. 6093. 20'
12 ST NE RMS. KITCHEN BATH.
newly decorated: oil heat c.hw.. elec. refg;
tabletop gas stove. Inspection invited:
Sra 40 Adults
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4f3l 5th ST NV RMS, KIT. PVT.
bath. incl. ST. porch; eiec. refs heat chw,
gas. cleo; $50. Adults Rand $3.50
AT THE CATHEDRAL-S45: . ROOMS
foyer, dinette. kitchen. bath; redecorated;
noors scraped; tabletop stove, Frigidaire
on house. 30"4 Wisconsin ave.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10

racing owner Buddy will buy
nothing but gray horses His
stable is filled with them He
to follow when they're running. 1
can always pick them out Dick
Andrade, another Texan, and win
ner of this years Derby prize for
not going to bed To be sure
that he didn't go to bed Dick kept
two bands playing in his Kentucky
hotel suite, night and day.
Colonel Matt VIM and Colonel
Dan O'Sullivan. the boys who put
the Derby over, accepting the con-
gratulations Of record breaking
crowd The cop on the corner
telling me in the middle of Derby
eve festivity that he and his
brother cops had no trouble with
intoxicated persons during Derby
week because the entire crowd was
so good natured He made one
exception, however-the big politi-
clans who get tanked up and then
threaten to get your job if you put
a hand on EN-"
The embarrassment and fright
Of the gaudily dressed herald who
rode out to call the Derby field on
the track One toot of his
golden trumpet and his horse reared
up, all but unseating his rider, who
threw down the trumpet and held on
for dear life And for the first
time in memory the horses came
out for the parade to the post
without bugle call.
Joe Williams New York sports
editor, giving his reason for picking
Fighting Fox sinus victim
Williams diligently used a cure CIV
c nhim by Sunny Jim" Fltzsim-
mons, trainer of Fighting Fox
He had inhaled the remedy for
several days before he discovered
it was tn same balm given Fighting
Fox when the colt developed a
cold.
Il cannot desert a stablemate,
Williams said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. VEGETABLES

Los ANGELES May 10 (UPD -
Trading was slow. Most vegetables
showed a weaker tendency. To-
matoes and strawberries were low
er. Lettuce held firm. Good new
potatoes were firmer. Fruits were
mostly unchanged.
Bunched vegetables; per crates;
beets 45-60c. Carrots 50-65c. Dixon
mostly soc. Green onions s1.50-s1.75
leeks 60-75c. Mustard 40-50c. Pars-
ley 50-6Oc. Radishes small red 75-
S5c. Spinach 6O-75c. Turnips 5060c.
Cantaloupes: Imperial Wy jumbo
ass few s5.25; std ass s4-s4.5O.
pony orange pack s1.50-S1.75.
squash: Imperial and Coach ella
Wy white summer crates S1.35-
$50; falts s125-S1.5O; local lugs
s1.50-S2; Italian Imperial and Goa
ehella Wy crates S1.35s1.50; flats
S1.25-S1.4 40; local lugs S1.s5-$2; San
Diego co lugs light color few 81 ,
yellow crookneck local lugs S1.50-
s175.
Tomatoes; INLAND and Imperial
Wy crates 9-totps s1.1O-S1.25. 12S
9O-S1.10; 16S 50-75c. Flats 5x5S and
5x6S S1.-S1.15: 6x7S 1850, 7x7S
50-75c. KISS 50-60c. Loose luga
mostly 4Oc. Coachella Vly 9-tops
1885, 81 so; 12S s1.25-$1 400; 16S s5-
81: Flats 5x5S and 5x6S $1.25-S1.35
SKIS s1.10-S1.20; 7x8S 75-85c.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
BY HENRY McLEMORE

LOUISVILLE, KY, May lO. tUP)
Derby memories (by good times
cut of mint julep); the charm and
the hospitality. the lush lawn and
the giant beeches: the old friends,
and the older Bourbon; the barbecue
and the Burgoo, and all the other
things that go to make up party
day at the Forest. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Friedman's country home in
Anchorage, Kentucky.
This party gives you the feeling of
the Old South as much as the
Derby itself
Governor Happy" Chandler the
statesman crooner, leading the
singing of My Old Kentucky Home"
at the party, and everyone joining
in. even the darkies, standing over
the flaming barbecue pits Sen
ator Clyde Herring, of Iowa. strick-
en- by state jealousy. teaching
That's where the tall corn grows"
with gestures) to a group of Ken
tuckians
In the Churchill Downs club
house, just after the Derby. Ben
Jones of Parnell, Missouri, trainer
Of Lawrin, handing out roses from
the blanket draped over the win
ner in the unsaddling ring Shy.
a man close TO the soil, Ben was
overcome by it all Hearing him
whisper to a friend: Gee, can you
imagine. Folks are coming up to
me and asking me to write my
name on their programs
Trying to find Eddie Arcaro. who
rode LaWrin. after the race TO ask
him if there was any truth in the
report that he had mistaken the
position of the finish line and
eased Lawrin up before the judges
stand was passed . Finding that
Eddie had not even taken time to
jump under the showers after the
race before boiling for a plane.
New York, his wife, and Belmont
Park.
Talking with Buddy Fogelson,
Dallas oil man, and my favorite
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10

Baseball season is well underway
in all of the nations important
leagues, bringing to mind the fact
that little has been heard from
several OF the ball players who rep
resented Ell Centre on the Merchant
nine during the winter season.
Ell Centro Merchants led the WIN
ter league. finishing ahead of the
Philadelphia Royal Giants, Detroit
Lions. White King, Farleys and
Pironne All-Stars.
Starting at the backstop position
on the Ell Centro winter league
team the Bench Warmer has traced
down the majority of players.
Ike Price. who was behind the
plate during the early part of the
season, is playing softball in Little
Rock, Ark. Dallas Warren, who
stopped pitches in the latter part
of the season is backstopping for
Knoxville in the Southern Asso-
citation. Warren is leading his team
in batting.
Glen Gabler, pitcher. is having 4
successful season with the Jersey
City Giants in the International
league and Pitcher Joe Marsden has
returned to the life of a business
man.
Ripper Russell. who alternated at
first and second base, is playing
first base for Los Angeles of the
Pacific Coast league. Russell, after
slow start, is now hitting .331.
Mickey Heath, who played first
base in the early weeks of play. is
playing with Milwaukee of the AM
erican Association. Heath is batting
second and hitting just above the
300 mark.
Bob Boken. second baseman. is
playing with st. Paul OF the AM
erican association. He is holding
down the hot corner for st. Paul
and is hitting above 300
Lawson Willingham. third base
man, is playing semi-pro baseball
in San Diego when he st pumping
gasoline.
Chet Smith, shortstop. is with
Tacoma of the Western Information
al league He started with the
Padres but failed to make the grade
Bob Elliott Ell Centro's left field
er, is playing that position for
Knoxville Of the Southern Associa-
ton. He is the class of the league
defensively, but is hitting only .28O.
Buster Adams, center fielder, is
back with Sacramento after a trial
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
Bench Warming
BY Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

with the Cardinals. Bus hitting 275.
AL McNeeley, right fielder, is
back in San Diego, not playing Or
ganized baseball.
Other players who saw action on
the valley. but who didn't play with
the Ell CentranS:
Max West is with the Boston Bees,
Lee Stine is relief hurting for the
YankS. Don RoSSon is with De-
troit, George Myatt is with Jersey
City, Mousenberg is with Knoxville.
Two 'Coscararts are in the Coast
league, a third is in the majors,
Steve Mesner is with Indianapolis.
Don Shafer io with Beaumont of
the Texas league.
Pillette, burst, and Holman start
ed the season with the Padres.
Holman was recently dropped from
the Padres roster and will play in
Iowa
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
4. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES. May 10 tUP) -
Sales on the Los Angeles stock eX-
change today spread over quite a
variety of issues in fair vslume.
hui prices turned downward. Sew
eral stocks, which have been out OF
the trading recently, made then
temperance.
sales included: Broadway Dept
store 100 al 712 up Is; Bandinl Oll
POO at s224, unchanged: Bolsa Chlca
A 100 at 2h unchanged; Hancock
oil 100 at 29h down 4 Richfieic
oil 10 cat 6. unchanged; Republtc
Pet pfd 10 at 34is UNCHANGED
STANDARD Oil of Cal. 100 al 30 down
~: Univ Con. oil 100 at II, un.
changed: ChrYsler 100 at 45, down
IL; Globe and NJ 100 at "a
unchanged; General Motors 100 al
817s down q; Lockheed Aircraft
100 at 9k up q; Pac. Clay prods
100 at 81 up Il; Ryan Aero zoe
al 1.25 unchanged; Webber snow
case Is at 8, unchanged; rae
Lighting common 200 at 3S up p
southern Pacific 100 at 1875, un
changed.
approximate volume of sales, D..
soc shares; four issues up. foui
down, nine unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
Plans for All>Star Game
Against IndiO Completed
Practice To
Be Continued
Thru Week

Plans for the opening game of
the FL Centre nightball season were
virtually completed Tuesday as
Jack Stark, manager of the Ell
Centre all-stars, began selection Of
his team.
Doc Jepway, Tunney Williams
Chapman and Tufie HaShem will
form the infield, Hoyal Priest will
catch and Joe Hurst will pitch.
Stark announced. The outfield is
still a question mark. ............ ............
The All-Stars will meet Coach
ella Valley all-stars in a game next
MONDAY night TO open The regular
season. League games will start
Tuesday.
Practice games will be resumed
tonight. with Seven Up meeting
the Silver Slipper Wednesday night
will be open to all four teams,
Thursday night the high school
will play the Eagles and Friday
night the field Will be open for
all teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
pACHECO MAKES
SUCCESSFUL
TITLE DEFENSE

CALEXICO. May 10. - Bobble
Pacheco. Imperial Valleys feather
weight boxing champion Monday
night successfully defended his title
against the none too ambitionus
challenge of Clyde Alexander in
the main event at Calexico atheletic
club.
Pacheco' wasn't even pressed to
win. Four times he passed up chanc-
es to knock out the challenger, as
Clyde back pedaled out of danger.
Kenneth Miyagi and Gregorio
Escalona put on the money" scrap
of the evening in the semi-windup,
with Miyagi taking the decision
despite a furious fourth round rally
on the part of Escalona.
Miyagi won the first three rounds
and was apparently on his way to
an easy victory in the fourth when
Escalona sprung his surprise rally
Other bouts:
Vic Villayicencia kayoed Jerry
Simmons. Johnny Antuna kayoed
Abelino Cosio, jess Gotta decisioned
J. c. Carer and Willie Simmons
kayoed Robert Flores.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
26 Ell CENTRIC
TRACKMEN TO
RUN IN S. d.

Twenty-six Ell Centre high school
track men, winners of first, Sec
ond and third places in the re-
cent county meet, will compete at
San Diego Saturday, Coach w. S.
Taylor said Tuesday.
Point winners who will take part
in the San Diego meet are:
Glass A-Baker, Derrick, Smith
Edgar, Hester, Rex, Gillett and
Gum.
Glass B-Montoya, Mazda, Price
Adams, Griffiths. Thompson, M
Zinn. Hockett, Lewis, House.
Glass C-James RapSon. Ohta
Bud Measures, Osuna, Christian
King, Myose.
Holtville and Brawley will each
send more than 20 trackmen to
the San Diego meet.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
ADAIR TAKES
HONORS IN
PISTOL SHOOT

Norman Adair. Yuma pistol shoot
ace. again paced valley and Yuma
shooters with a grand aggregate
score Of 587 at the immigration
range in El Centro.
R. H. Wells copped high honors
in National course shooting, Dee
Keesee was high in Police course
competition and Herb GerriSh was
high in Army L competition.
Medals
LIST class A grand aggregate, Adair
587: 2nd. Keesee. 5S3; 3rd, Gerrish,
581.
lst class B grand aggregate. Bob
Tackett. 557; End. Pearce, 548; 3rd,
Ballantyne, $40.
LIST class c grand aggregate, I.
Mooney, SIT; 2nd, Day Dunning,
498.
lst class A police course, Bud
Bump, 277; 1st class B, A. Town
send, 249.
Civilian Medals
First class A grand aggregate,
Robertson. 569; 2nd class A. Castle
ton. $50; 3rd. class A, Davis, 5l9.
First class B grand aggregate. E.
Russell. $40; 2nd class B. Taylor,
500; 3rd class B. Clyde Lott, SOB.
First class c grand aggregate,
Lucille Nice, 497; 2nd class c grand
aggregate, Grady Mitchell. ass; 3rd
class c grand aggregate, Jerry Ben
nett, 470.
Ladies Match
First Mrs. Harriette Pearce. 1870;
2nd Lucille Nice, l89; 3rd, Lula
Tackett, 152.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
SENATOR'S
ON TOP IN
AMERICAN

NEW YORK, May 10. (UP)-The
sharpShooters and railbirds today
were about ready to admit that they
overlooked the best long shot in
the majorS in not giving the Wash
ington Senators a tumble in the
spring forecast.
Most observers consigned the Sem
ators TO the second division. They
are called Senators by everyone
but Clark Griffith who wants his
team to be known as the Nationals
because his mail winds up in con-
greSS when the senatorial nick
name is used. They went to the
post ut SOL to win, 10-1 to place
and Al to show, with only the
Browns and Athletics at longer
odds.
Thc three big changes in Wash
ingtonS array are Pitcher Emil
Leonard, George Washington Case
a fleet footed outfielder, and zeke
Bonura, whose spirit and big bat
have made a big difference.
Leonard scored his third triumph
yesterday, holding the st. Louis
Browns to seven scattered hits as
the Senators won, IL. It was
Washington's sixth straight victory
The Boston Red Sox knocked
Cleveland off its high perch by
plastering the Indians with Is
3 licking. Rookie Jim Bagby held
the Indians to six hits. Jimmy
Foxx hit two homers, Nos. and I,
and drove in five runs.
The Boston Bees scored a 10
inning triumph over Pittsburgh, 7-5
on pinch hitter Deb Garms' single
with the bases loaded in the 10th.
With revised batting order Gin
cinnati slugged out a ga victory
over the PhillieS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
Five High
Schools to
Enter Meet


Five valley high school wrcst-
ling teams will meet in the first
county tournament in El Centre
high school gymnasium at 1870
Friday night, Coach Hammer an
nounceG Tuesday.
Brawley Will enter SIX wrestlerS,
Imperial and Holtville will each
enter five men, CaleXico will enter
three and Fl Centre will enter IA
men in the matches.
Each school is eligible to enter
two men in each Of the eight
divisions.
El Centre wrestlers have been
working out every night at the
high school gymnasium and will
have final elimination bouts We'd
nesday starting at 7 O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10

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Centre athletic club Thursday night
in bout which will rival a Coney
Island hamburger stand for ac-
tion.
Jolting Joe Villegas, former val
ley lightweight champion, will meet
Jack Curley in the semi-windup.
Curley has turned in two deci-
sions over Villegas but Jolting Joe
boasts a record of six straight wins
against some of the coasts best
lightweights.
Ike Blair will cross gloves with
Red Shannon in the special event
and Don Woodbridge will return to
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-10
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