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John P. Day, receiver for the Fred
j. Meyers Manufacturing Company,
Hamilton, rendered his resignation
Saturday to Judge p P. Boil, and
A. j. Welliver was named to assume
the duties. Day, who has served
since the company was placed in re-
ceivership, said that he had been i'll
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ninger, Ed. Henes, Walter Tiemeyer,
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Adolph Engel, Allan Hyer, Howard
Warren, Carl Keller and Leonard
Sparacio
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SINKING FUND

Section II: That there be and is ap-
propriated from the Sinking Fund for
the payment of term bonds and from
the Bond Retirement Fund for the pay
ment of serial bonds the following
amounts
so Debt Service
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nriated from the General Fund for the
following purposes the sums set forth
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WATER WORKS FUND

SECTION VIII: That there be appro-
priated from the Water Department
Revenues for the year 1889 the follow
ing
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ORDINANCE NO. s75s

An Ordinance to make appropriations
for current expenses and other ex-
penditures of the City of Hamilton,
Ohio, during the fiscal year ending
December 81, 1889.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Council OF
the City of Hamilton State of Ohio
SECTION I: That to provide for the
current expenses and other expend-
itures of the City of Hamilton, Ohio
during the fiscal year ending December
81, 1889, the following sums be and
they are hereby set aside and appro-
priated for the purposes Indicated as
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SECTION V: That there be appropri-
ated from the Conservancy Tax Fund
the following sum of money:
1900 Conseryancy S259,9zl.5o 30
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Total Dept of Pub. WORKS. 95,lSloO
400 Department of Public Safety
a0S Bureau of Police sos, 761. 40
40S Rnreau of Fire. III, ,S50.20
4o9 svstam Soitee anu $500
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Total Dept Public Welfare 5 2S,lfo.oo
500 Parks and Fairgrounds
COL Administration ........S 3,5o0.Oo
500 Ellis Potter Park. 12,19S.20
G02 Parks - 6,39S.00
s0a Swimming pool. 2,661.00
COS Fairgrounds .......t o,54o.1o
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Total Parks, Fairgrounds 81, 562.40
TOTAL GEN. FUND. $44l, ,204.io
Street Repair and Maintenance Fund
SECTION ": That there be appro--
priated from the Street Repair ana
Maintenance Fund the following sum
of money.
11oI Street Repair and
Maintenance ...a......S 80, IOU.oO
11o2 Street Cleaning 100000
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RESOLUTION NO. 1853

Declaring it necessary to improve High
land Place, from Cereal Avenue to
northern terminus, in the First Ward
of the City of Hamilton, Ohio, by
constructing sidewalk, curb and gutter
on both sides Of said street between
said points aforesaid, where necessary,
and doing the necessary grading
therefor
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Conservancy Fund

Total Street Repair and
Maintenance .......... Sloo,oVo.VV
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Boston Bees. Red Sox Move Into Major
LEAGUE Picture with Victories

running abreast of the YankS de-
spite deficiencies in pitching. Until
Jim Bagby pitched the Red Sox
to 81 triumph over the Athletics
yesterday, Boston had used 10 pit
chers in its previous four games.
With Lou Fette winning his third
straight, the Bees tossed the Giants
back again yesterday, 80. 1t was
the third straight victory for the
Bees and the fourth straight defeat
for the Giants, who sank to sew
enth place.
Luke Hamlin won his third
straight as he pitched Brooklyn to
a 81 triumph over the PhillieS.
Although raped for ten hits,
Gene Lillard, Cub rookie, scattered
them so well that Chicago beat the
Cardinals, Al.
The Yanks lost their second in
a row to Washington. Joe KrakauS-
kas got credit for the victory al
though he was taken out for a
pinch hitter in the eighth. A three
run rally in that frame enabled
the Senators to win, 3-2.
Tommy Bridges continued his
great comeback, pitching his third
straight victory as Detroit pun
meled Cleveland, AL.
The White Sox halted a st. Lou
is rally in the ninth after three
runs had been scored and nosed
out the Browns, 6-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
ElCentro Rated Strongestin County
Meet But Improved BrawIey Team May
Surprise, Stafisticians Report

Statisticians sharpened their pen
cils Monday and picked El Centro
high school to win the annual
county track and field meet which
will be run on the Spartan track
Friday night.
Holtville's defending champions
were counted out and Calexico,
Imperial and Calipatria were listed
in the also ran class. Another en-
try, Douglass high school of El
Centro was expected to finish be-
hind El Centro, Brawley and Holt
vile.
In early season gueSses e. Centre
was the outstanding choice 10 win
but Brawley gained support in the
past two weeks. First development
in Brawley's favor was the declar-
alton that several FL Centre Class
c runners were ineligible to COM
pete in that division.
Second development was Doug
lass high schools strength IN var
sity events.
AS the situation now stands
Brawley will build UP a tremendous
advantage in the c division and
holds its own in the B.
El Centro will dominate the var
sity division but neutral observers
indicated that Brawley may be able
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGALES. May /. UP)-
Trading was rathe rslow for Mon
day. Cantaloupes were slightly
easier. Other commodities were
mostly dun TO steady.
Bunchcd vegetables: Imperial
Valley 90c-S1.
Lettuce: steady; dry pack Guada-
lupe Santa Maria As Sill Is: SIS s5-
75c; San Luis Obispo 4s $1-1.25; SIS
90c-s1; Casmalia IS best sl.25-1 1-35 !;
5s s1-1.15 Pismo Is s1-1 IS.
Squash weaker; white summer
Imperial and CoachelIa crates 60
75c; flats 5O-65c: lugs 70-S0c; Italian
crates 6O-75c; lugs 90c-s1; local lugs
S1-1.J5: San Diego lugs s1-1.25: vel
low crookneck Imperial and Goa
chella Valley lugs $50.
Tomatoes: Imperial Valley crates
9-tops S1.75-2.25: rs S1.50-1.T5. 16s
gee -S1.10; 20s 65-75c: loose flats IS
40c. lugs and crates 40-50c: flats
5x6s 81: SKIS S1.50-1.75: 7xss s5c-
S1.15; Coacbella Valley crates 9-tops
$3.50: 12s S2.25; 16s 81 .25-1.35: flats
5x6s 50 2.5O-2.75; 6H7s s2.25-2 so; 7xss
S1.50-1.75.
cantaloupes: Imperial standard
ass S6.50-7; jumbo ASS $7.50-s; pony
ass $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May / (UP) -
Strength in sugar shares featured
an irregularly lower stock market
today. Trading was around the
lightest levels since last June.
South Porto Rico sugar made a
new high at 20S up 14s. Cuban
American sugar preferred reached
50 up "a, Fajardo sugar 27 up l ss
Great Western sugar 2eA ND y !;
and Holly sugar 12b up IN.
Demand for sugar paralleled
higher market for world sugar flu
lures. which in turn aided by ac-
cumulation of sugar for war pre-
paredness.
A. III. Byers preferred. jumped ga
POINTS TO 3s on progress in paying
off dividend arrears. Norwalk Tire
was bid up points to So. Amer. .
can Locomotive preferred euualed
its low at Al off Az and new lows
were made by Holland Furnace at
3112 off u and Hanna preferred at
99 off l point.
Minor gains were noted in Am
erican Telephone. American Water
Works. Consolidated Edison. Chesa-
peake g. Ohio. Greyhound. Manhat-
tan Railway. and Union Carbide:
Atlas Corporation preferred gained
Ia to asa
Dow Jones closing stock aver
ages: Industrial. 1873 off 0.62:
rail- 1851. off 0.19: utility. 22.o9.
lp 003.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
l.. A. STOCKS

Los ANGALES. May ]. (UP) )-
The slowest trading in many
months marked early business on
the Los Angeles stock exchange to-
daN
sales included. Transamerica 100
shares bA down =. Bandini Pet.
200 shares ~ down = Bolsa Chica
A Ice shares unchanged, Hancock
Oh loo shares 29a, down = Men
ascn 100 shares 2H unchanged ;
Mebber Showcase pfd 100 shares
q up one point, a new high. II. G.
a ~ per cent pfd. 100 shares 81 =
unchanged. Southern Pacific 100
shares IL unchanged.
safes in early trading 1900 shares
one issue up, four down. six un-
changed,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Ell Centro Pounds Out 100 Victory
Heber Nine Bows
ToPitching of
Ellis, DumIer

Nick Ellis and Carl Dumler, FL
Centre pitching mainstays, doled
out three scattered singles to the
Heber Packers Sunday afternoon
TO lead Jack Starks apple busters"
10 a 100 victory over the SOUTH
enders
Ellis hooked up in a mound duel
with Tex Rayburn in the early in
nings of the ball game but a seven
run rally in the eighth inning iced
the game for the Starkmen.
Calvin Aaron, Dumler, Ritter,
Price and Sander contributed base
hits in the seven run outburst.
The El Centrans. who have not
lost series this season, will meet
Heber in a return game in two
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, May /. UP) Wheat
scared as much AS cents on the
Chicago board Of trade today.
Heavy profit-taking sales in the
final hour knocked aim ost a cent
off best prices. and al the close
wheat was up 5s cent TO rs cents.
corn up z TO u cent. and oats u
TO q cent higher.
Corn developed a firm tone after
a weak start under way liquidation.
Strength in wheat encouraged ac-
tive commission house demand. 10
cal shippers sold 100000 bushels Of
corn.
Local grain receipts included an
estimated 237 cars Of corn. and So
cars of wheat.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Sparfans to Wind
Up Baseball Play

Coach Bill Maxwelfs Ell Centre
high school baseball team will open
its final week of play this afternoon
in El Centre stadium against the
second-place Brawley Wildcats.
Brawley, two games behind the
league leading Calexico nine, will
send Ralph Skiles to the mound
in an attempt to stay in the run
ming just III case Ell Centre should
defeat the Bulldogs next Friday.
Calexico and Brawley will wind
up the baseball season in Brawley
next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Angels Move to
San Diego for
Week Series

Los Angeles Angels. their wings
clipped in five of seven games by
the climbing Sacramento Senators,
move down to San Diego 10 open
a seven-g game series with the sixth
place Padres Tuesday.
The Angels-who rolled up a 49,
game winning streak early in the
SeaSon-were duck soup for the
Cardinals of Sacramento. who had
Just recovered from a 10-game los
ing spree. In winning five out Of
seven games, Sacramento polished
off the Angels Sunday by scores
of to and to 8. due mainly
TO steady pitching.
Seattle clipped Oakland Is TO 2
and 2 to l and took the series
five to two.
Hollywood and Portland split the
Sunday doubleheader and the series
at three-all.
The Seals and the Padres also
split Sunday encounters.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
PURDY, TIDBALL WIN
IN OJAJ TAURNEY

OJAI, Calf. May l. CUP)-Elea-
nor Purdy of Hollywood today held
the women's singles title of the
44th annual Ojai invitational ten
mis- tournament after defeating Pa
tricia Henry of Los Angeles in the
final round over the weekend. lid
bal won the mems title.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Yuma Dominates
Junior Division to
Win Net Match

Winning Is out of II Junior
matches, Yuma tennis team Sunday
defeated the FL Centre tennis club
22-17 in the final match of the
season for the Imperial Valley
squad.
James Stocks, Bill Maxwell, Clyde
Jack and B. Kinne won mems sim
giles matches and the mems doubles
teams of Maxwell and Jack, Hens
and Stocks, Kinne and Kinne, Ray
mond and White, Sylvester and
Lingane, and Birkhauser and
Whitelaw took the YumanS into
camp
Mary Margaret Gressor, Doris
Chestnut, Hulda Free and Amelia
Smith swept the women matches
for Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Centric, VIKING
SoftbaIIers Clash

Holtvilles defending champion
softball team will meet its stiffeSt
competition Of the season Tuesday
afternoon when the Vikings clash
with the mdefeated Ell Centre high
nine on the Spartan field.
Speed 2umstein will hurl for the
Viking club and will be opposed by
Billie Patterson, ace of the FL Gen.
tro mound staff.
FL Centro and Brawley softball
teams will play Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Yuma High Golfers
Dominate Tourney

Youthful Yuma links stars car
ried off most of the honors Satur-
day in a tournament for high school
and junior college golfers over the
Barbara Worth links.
George Cutler of Yuma won on
a playoff for low gross from Stan
Russell of Central Junior college.
They tieu at 9l's and Cutler scored
par on the extra hole.
John Pancrazi of Yuma beat Tom
Coffeen of Yuma in a playoff for
low net honorS. They were tied at
net II. Twenty two players COM
peted.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
La Port. Ortiz
Siqn for Bout

Tommy La Port, a bantamweight
who has plastered defeats on a
long list of professional fighters
in eastern fight arenas. will jour-
ney to El Centre Thursday to
meet El Centro's buzz-saw, Manuel
Ortiz.
La Port is qualified to meet Ortiz,
according 10 Matchmaker Frank
Leahy. and there are those who
believe Tommy will be able to k.o
the FL Centro Mexican.
Ortiz. recognized in the valley
as the United States flyweight
champion because of his recent vic
tory over Jackie ZURICH, has started
training for the bout.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Wilson School
Wins District
SoffbaII Meet

Wilson grammar school. paced by
the hitting of Doyle Smith, Ed
wylie. Frank Blenkino and Curtis
Giblett. Saturday waltzed through
the county grammar softban tourn-
ament to win their third athletic
championship Of the season.
Wilson defeated Washington 6-5
in the final game after Pitcher
Doyle Smith kept his team in the
game with two home runs. Catcher
Curtis Giblett donated the winning
punch. double to score Ruiz with
the deciding tally.
The scores;
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

los ANGALES. MAY /. UP)-
Hogs saleable 100, 1915 cents high
er. Hogs 7.40-7.s5. top 1856. Few
sows steady al SIS 10.
Cattle. saleable 2300. Fully steady
Good fed steers 1925. others 9.15-
10 Grass steers S-S.5O; Mex. 4;
gopd fed heifers 9 cows 5.75-6.T5: :
cutter grade 4-5.5O: bulls TO Z.
Calves. saleable 600. Steady. Nealers
9-11
sheep saleablo 400. Ewes steady
Medium 10 good wooled ewes a.
Shorn ewes 3.15 Mex. lambs unSold,
good aud ch oiCC quoted S.50-S.9O.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Unknown Wins
Northern Title

OAKLAND, May l. CUP)-Mal-
colin McNaughton a weekend golf
err who had been too busy to COM
pete in state tournaments, held the
northern California amateur golf
championship today.
McNaughton, former Stanftrd
student and now in business in San
Francisco, defeated Walt Myers Of
Merced and the University of Cali
fornia, II and in the finals at
the Claremont Country club.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01

to amaSs a sufficient lead in the
Gee competition to win the meet.
Coach Hansons Spartan track
sters took first place IN the Glass
B $50 yard relay and second in the
Glass B 440 yard relay in the San
Diego relays Saturday. Varsity run
ners grabbed first in the $50 re-
lay and second in the 440 relay.
Victory in the San Diego meet
may prove costly, however, because
Jack Kirkpatrick. sprint star, in
jured his knee and may not be
able TO perform his best in the
county meet.
From Calexico Ar1nando Amador
was the only certain entry, though
Coach Covington indicated he might
enter pair Of sprinters.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01

NEW YORK, May l. (UP)-The
revival of baseball in Boston reach
ed new high today with the Red
SoX tied with the Yankees for the
American league lead and the Bees
swapping at the heels of the pace
setting Cincinnati Reds in the Ma
tional league.
The situation with the Red Sox
is unusual. Joe Cronin's club is
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Tackett Wins EIks
Pistol Shoot

Jack Tackett, of the Ell Centre
Elks lodge, took first place in the
annual lodge shoot Sunday, Henry
Swanson, secretary, reported.
Cliff Reed, Dee Keesee, Dave
Kearney and George Pierce trailed
in that order. Kearney is from the
Calexico lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
ANGEL HURlER BEANED,
SENT TO HOSPITAL

LOS ANGELES, May /. (UP)-
Lee Stine, pitcher for the Los An
geles baseball team, was under OBJ
servation at hospital today after
he was struck on the head by a
pitched ball during yesterdays
game with Sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
TOTALS

Winning pitcher. Smith; losing
pitcher. Manuel. Home runs. Smith
.. Nathaniel l. Two-base hits. Ed
wards, Manuel Runs battcd in,
Smith 4, Kilgore. Giblett. Pascual
Nathaniel. >. Strikeouts-by smith
!: by Manuel S. Walks-by Smith,
l. Manuel. 0.
Other scores:
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Markers At
A Glance

Stocks irregularly lower in dun
trading.
Bonds irregularly lower; L. S.
lower.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange easy
Cotton irregular.
Wheat up = 20 12s cents. corn up
:. u cent
Rubber easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
YANKS LEAVE DlMAOSlO
IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May l. (UP)-The
New York Yankees left for Detrtit
on their first western road swing
of the season today and behind
they left their star center fielder.
Joe DiMaggio, nursing an injured
right leg which may keep him out
of the lineup from one to three
weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
Nh ROIND GAMES
LESTER TO TACKLE
SHORTY HOGUE IN S. D.

Karl Lester, San Diego pugilist
who lost a close decision to Her
man Graves three weeks ago. will
meet Shorty Hogue in San Diego
Friday night. Angus Smith will
meet Bigboy Hogue.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
WHITE SOx, CUBS TO
CLASH IN BENEFIT GAME

CHICAGO, May /. (UP)-Loyal
White Sox fans expected to turn
over nearly s25,o00 today to insure
the future of their crippled pitching
hero, Monty (Gander) Stratton.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
DERBY ENTRY LIST
SMELLS TO 81

Three more tin lizzie derby en-
tries were received at the race
headquarters Monday to swell the
total to 81 cars. Robert Castro, N.
J. Vanoni and Pat Bush are latest
entries.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGALES. May /. (UP)-
Butter. extras 23hc, prime firsts
21hc. standard 21c, undergrade
2Obc
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS FLAX

Flax quotations by courtesy Of
Southwest Flaxseed association.
May ...........-......#... Sl.bb
July ...-................ S1.6sB
September ................. SI67K
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
L. A. GRAINS

los ANGALES, May /. (UP) -
California UraIns--eacKed
Milo No. yellow 80. $1.221R 1.27 y
Wheat, No. / hard =. S1.32 " -t.37z
Wheat. No. soft VIII. :. S1.30-1.35
Barley Bri. (Western) S1.13M -1.1S1z
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
l.. A. BANKS

LOS ANGALEs. May 1. UP)--
Transamerica ....,...... 5ss 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01

Cotton futures closed steady.
Omen High Low Close
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01

Spots cIosed hIgher. mIdhHHs J'V
sales none.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-01
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. May /. UP)- -

Spots closed higher. middIing
325. sales 1850.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Smiths S Victory Over
Lynch Caps Eventfu|
D. {. Net Campaign

Washington's tennis season was
ofncially over today, but because of
final round developments in 1895
last tournament yesterday, local net
enthusiasts are going to have plenty
to talk about during the coming or
season.
Not many gave .Alphonse Smith, q
real veteran at 81 years, much of a
chance to beat Hugh Lynch for the
District Of Columbia Department of
Recreation tournament champion
ship. but he not only did so, but in
straight sets. And as result of his
IS, 8-6, Ga triumph, "Smitty"
will hold The Evening Star Cup for
the next IL months.
Just as much of q surprise was
recorded in the titular doubles
match when Jimmy Farrin and Tom
Mangan upset the favored duet of
Lynch and David johnson, 60,
6-1. It was Farrin's s and Mangan's S
first tournament experience to-
gether while Lynch and johnson
had paired all summer.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Vic Sampson Brilliant
IN Pro Grid Debut;
Presidents Win
By the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 20.-Con-
elusive evidence that the Washington
Presidents must be regalded as
title threats was presented here to-
day as the Norfolk Shamrocks, 1888
champions, smarted under q 20-7 de-
feat dealt them by the Capital City
outfit in the Dixie Professional
Football League opener.
Vic Sampson, former George
Washington star playing his first
game as q professional, was out
standing here yesterday, streaking
70 yards to a touchdown with a punt
return In the first quarter and
otherwise conducting himself in ap-
proved fashion.
A pass from Sampson to Gene
Augusterfer gobbled up 50 yards in
the second quarter and Sampson
circled right end from the 4-yard
line for the second touchdown. Two
passes from Sampson to Bill Par
rish, another former @. w. ace, net
ted the third touchdown in the third
period.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Erhurdt HurIs Police
1ossers to Title

The clicking combination of War
rem Erhardt's smooth pitching and
his mates authoritative swatting to-
day had crowned No. Police Boys
Club champion of the National City
Junior Baseball League, the result
Of a 1914 victory over Deoudes. Inc.
yesterday on South Ellipse diamond
Erhardt limited Deoudes to seven
safeties. also whacking a triple and
single in contributing to the Police
outfits 14-hit attack.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Yates Brothers Pair
In Quest Of Dixie
4-ba|I Crown
BY the Associated Press.


ATLANTA, Sept. IS. - Charles
Richardson Yates, the former Brit
ish and national intercollegiate
champion, will seek his third
straight Southern States four-ball
golf championship next week with
his Brother Danny, current Georgia
State champion, as a partner.
This No. l Georgia team will
compete for the elaborate Bob Jones
trophy, a plaque set up by the
Southern Golf Association to COM
memorate the feats of the grand
slam" champion.
Each of the IA States in the asso-
citation are invited to send two teams
each. The teams are bracketed in
order that no two teams from a
State possibly can meet each other
before the final round.
North Carolinas No. / team-and
strong one-is Bobby Dunkelber-
ger, the Southern amateur cham
pion, and Stewart (Skip) Alexander,
champion of the Southern Confer
ence. Virginia has named Morton
Mccarthy and Don O'Brien.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Sports Program
For LocuI Funs

TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington vs.. Philadelphia,
orifnth Stadium, 3:15.
Midget Auto Racing.
Capitol Speedway, New York
and West Virginia avenues, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. Philadelphia,
Grifnth Stadium. 3:15.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington vs.. Boston, Grifith
Stadium, 3:15.
Boxing.
joey Archibald VS.. Harry JET
fra, world featherweight cham
pionship bout, IS rounds, Grit
fifth Stadium, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
washington VS.. Boston, Crit
nth Stadium, 3:15.
Football.
Georgetown vs.. Temple, Phila-
phia (night).
Catholic University vs.. South
Carolina, Columbia, S. c. (night).
Eastern High VS.. Washington
Lee High, Ballston, Va, $3.50.