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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit court
of Mcdowell county, April 20,
1910.
OLLIE DAVIS
Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancery
HETTIE A. DAVIS
Defendant
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony and for
general relief.
And it appearing from an atfi-
davit now on file with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant
lis a nonresident of the state of
West Virgia; it is therefore or
dered that the said defendant
do appear at the Clerks office
of the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
county within one month from
the date of the first publication
OF this order and do what is me-
cessary to protect her interest
herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be published
once a week for three success
slve weeks in some newspaper of
general circulation in said McDo-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03
For House of Delegates

l take this means to announce
to the voters of Mcdowell
county that / will be candi-
date for the nomination, in the
May primary, to run to succeed
myself as member o. the House
of Delegates. .. - e.
If nominated and eIecued 1 will
fulfill the duties of said office to
the best of my ability in the fut-
ure as in the past. :.
Your vote and influence will
be appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
HARRY r. PAULEY.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Politica Announcements
House of DELEGATES

House of Delegates
do heren announce my candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomi-
nation as member of the House
of Delegates, subject to the May
Ia primary.
If nominated and elected
promise to thoroughly represent
Mcdowell count 40 I have here.
tofore. -.u
l will appreciate the support
and influence of all voters.
FLEMING A. JONES, Jr.
WEIGH, West Virginia
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03
FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION

hereby announce as a candi-
date for nominatio as a member
of the Board of Education of Nc
Dowell county, subject to the
Democratic primary of May IA
1910. If nominated and elected
[ promise to discharge the duties
of this office to the best of my
ability.
DR.. N. H. DYER.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03

ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Clerks Office of the Circuit court
of Mcdowell county, April 90,
1910.
CECIL POWERS
VS.. In Chancery
1NEZ POWERS
Defendant
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds Of nnatrimony and for
general relief. <x-
And it appearing from an affi-
davlt now on file with the papers
in this cause, that the defendant
is a non-residet of the state of
West Virginia; t is therefore or
dered that the said defendan
do appear at the Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County within one month from
the date Of the first publication
of this order and do what is ne
cessary to protect her intere~t
herein.
And it: is further ordered tina,
a copy of this order be publish
ed once q week for three succse
sive weeks in some newspaper OF
general circulation in said Nc
Dowell County. -
A copy, Teste:
| ALEX ID. CYPHERS. Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
County, West Virginia.
CAPEHART and MILLER, Pc
Date Of first publication, Apr
26, 1890.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-05-03

well county. s, L,
A copy, Teste
ALEX D. CYPHERS. Clerk ef
the Circuit Court of Mcdowell
county. West Virginia.
CAPEHART and MILLER, Pc.
Date of first publication, Apr.
&c, 1890.
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Tea Odor in Rnsns

Some roses are called tea roses
because their odor resembIes liz
aroma Of tea. VIZ
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Todays Sports Parade

smashing left hook always beating
Fred TO the punch. And III the fifth
BcttIna staggered Fred with a left
hook 10 the chin and belted him
grOggy IN ApoStoll'S own corner.
Fortunately the bell rang.
The bell rang again in the 10th
when left hooks to the chin and
belly had ApoStoli reeling about
the ring on rubber legs. That actu-
ally was the beginning of the end
an END that saw the Frisco Ital-
ian take d terrible battering in the
nth and 18th Apostoli was bleed
ing from the left brow from the
nose and mouth. His right eye was
swollen almost shut.
Thu, victory won for Bettina an
other shot at the light heavy crown
which he lost to Champion Billy
Conn last July Mauling Melio will
challenge at New York or Detroit
the winner of the Conn-GuS Les
nevich title fight at Miami Feb
%.
Physicians at Polytechnic hospital
announced that ApOStoh had no
head injuries and that he seemed
TO be suffering from complete phys
ical exhaustion. They admitted that
his temperature of 1903 showed a
fever caused either by a heavy
cold or tra-actlvlty.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kinne
Post Press Sports Editor

school Basketball team. reports the
MuYtntndcrs defeated Mountain En-
pre- ba>kvtccrN 1914 IN - game
last week. Naan.e S;ameS. rNtAed
Calnatrlu ccn}tr. tai.td 5 @. H.
team points
Most interested spectator FRIDAY
riGht al the BraWlrl r. Ctntro ca..
n.yal OF basketball was Sterling o.
walt. Z! Ctrtro police chief ...
The Chlet haG TWO youngsters play
ing or Spartan teams, and he nearly
threw himself oW O; the stands u7 :
lnC 10 help them down the Zoo: i
couple oi times ..
Jimmie Mor4an. active B squad
center looks Ike a conner for Han
sons la4l basketball team Nor
gan topped B squad scorers and led
the team 10 Il S.CtOry OVER BraWleN
Fred Robertson husky SOpho-
more. also mace 4 eooC showing on
The F. Ctrtro Junior varsity
BraWley continued It's DOMINATION
OF the Gee squad race By walloping
F. Centre Gees. 24-.6 The
Spartan nGhtieS WI be tougher on
The home floor. however ....
4 Spectato: q; The Brawley game.
somewhat weary as the preliminary
games dragged on turned 10 Ralph
Cummings. BraWiey assistant coach.
&c remark:
Why do,t hey cut these games
short?"
To which CUMMINGS logically re-
pAed:
And cut those Kids out OF their
!u!l time TO play. Their game Is
Just Is important IS the varsity
game IN the school, physical edca.
ton program
Frlday nights basketball carni-
va. IN which i've zame> We're play
ed. attracted the iarges, crowd OF
HE season al BraW!eN Both sides
OF Tie gymnasium were tllled
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Women Golfers Smash Par
As Patty Berg Wins Title

CORAL GABLES. Fla, Feb. 8.
tUPl-Golfing' girls had mighty
good dlme winning tournaments
Berg was recuperating from an
appendicitis operation, but the red
head was back in the pellet parade
today and the other lassies are
about resigned to place and show
She returned to the fairWay to
capture her fifth consecutive Mia
-Biltmore championship yeSter-
day.
Her victim was Betty Jameson,
the San Antonio. Tex, girl who had
succeeded her as national cham
pion.
1t took Patty 38 holes to van
quish the fighting Texan, and 1t
was one of the grandest Women'S
golf matches ever played. Both
carded pair of record breaking
76S to wind up the regulation 36
holes all square. After having the
37th in par vleS, Miss jameson
hooked her drive and was over
VIC SiC0I Will ici ocCoiie, WiiliS
Patty's tee shot reached the edge
OF the green. and she layed her
approach putt 70 inches from the
pin.
For the 38 holes, Patty was 13
under par; Miss Jameson IL under.
There were IA brides and an eagle
on Miss Bergs card; l6 brides on
Miss JameSon'S.
Their 76's broke the former tour
nament record of 79 set by Maur-
cen Orcutt in 1884 and equaled by
Dorothy Kirby last year
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

A curly-haired veteran, Jack
kirkpatrick, set the pace for Ell
Centre Friday night and dropped
in the winning points in the clos
ing minutes of the ball game TO
keep the Spartan's league record
intact and smash any hopes Braw-
ley might have entertained to win
the valley crown.
Brawley moved into an early
lead in the second quarter, held
an III edge at the intermiSSion.
But the amazing Spartans from
El Centro high refused to be beat
en-. They came rolling back with
a booming attack in the third
quarter to move within one point
oil Brawley AT the end of the period
AT one point in the third quarter
FL Centro led, 1915. but Eddie
Nakanura. who tailed Is of Braw-
ley'S points. shot two baskets TO
put BraWley back III front.
Defense Battle
Tie first quarter was battle
OF defenseS. FL CentrO scored two
lfee throws ana Nakdlnuld CaBeu
i left handed shot from the side
TO knot the count p.
Nukamura went into action at the
start OF the second quarter, how
ever. He shipped Il set shot from
the foul circle for a 4-2 lead, in
tercepted pass second later
to score again and put BraWley
out in front, CO..
Jack Jones. FL Centre guard,
brought the score up to GA with
left handed setup, but Rodriguez
shot one from just inside the Gen.
ter line to boost Brawleys advan-
tage 10 8-4
Rodriguez tailed free throw
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
BY JACK CUDDI
Pinch Hitting For Henry
McLemOrel


NEW YORK. FEB. 3, 'UPl-Mys-
terry enyeloped the light heavy
weight division today after Melio
Bettlnas amazing victory last night
over Fred Apostoli at Madison
Square Garden-a victory that put
Apostoh TO Polytechnic hospital.
Bettina Of Beacon, N. Y. former
light heavy king. turned the tables
with a vengeance on ApostOA OF
San Francisco. eX mIddleWeight
champ. and won a technical knock
out at the cnd of tie l2tn round.
This Geteat Wa5 50 unexpected
in the ApostOl camp that Man
ager Larry White shouted at ring
side reporters. I'M retiring Apos-
toll now. He quit IN The ring. He'll
never fight again.
Later Manager white explained,
I'm sure l never SAID that Fred
quit in the ring II 7 dld it was
couDle talk caused b. excitement.
What I meant 70 say Wa that FRED
has GUT the ung. He never quit
anywhere Hes go, heart OF
gold
and Whlto added, What hap
pened to Fred? I never Jaw any
thing Ike II IN my life.
White referred to the unexpected
ceDacle before l2369 fans at the
Garden as Apostol suffered sucn a
beating on his 26th birthday that
Referee Arthur Donovan barred
um from coming out Of his corner
at the end Of the 18TH round. This
was unnecessary really because
Manager White and Trainer Whit
cy Bnnstein already had given the
semaphOre signals thai ne bout
was ended.
Most Of The Garden fans we're as
surprised as White and BImsteln.
They had seen ApOStDl VIA a quca-
tlOnablc I2-round DECISION over
Bctuna on Jan. }. Tncy had seen
The Frisco KID come on in the
later rounds Whcn Bcttlna was
fading. And in last nights tilt
slated f0I Is rounda-m1zt Of them
figured that the longer distance was
70 ApOStols s advantage. They even
shoutcc after the cIgith. Now
FrcddIe's coming on
But they were Was,.ng their
breath. The eighth va the only
round ApostoI won according TO
United Press scoring And after
that rally he taded % become a
helpless battered hulE.
Although there we're 10 knock
downs III the bout Ap1stoH suf-
iercd the worst beating ii ms car
eer. In the early gong It was an
excellent fight. with Southpaw Bet
tina's rapld-iirc ngh, Jab and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Dir zPronounces
Arm Ready

CHICAGO, Feb. 3. CUP-Dizzy
Dean, the man with the chronic
sore arm, advised friends by long
distance telephone today that he
now feels great" and will be able
to take his regular pitching turn
with the Chicago Cubs during 1910
I'll finish the games l start
and I'll win Dean was quoted by
officials of Ray Doans baseball
school, of which Diz is a faculty
member. "All l want is three days
rest between starts"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
CampoIo, Baer
Sian for Bout

NEW YORK, Feb. 3, 'UPl-Val-
enJ!n Campoio. Argentine heavy
weight. has been matched with
Buddy Baer, brother OF the former
heavyweight champion, for a l2-
round flght on March Is in Mad
ison Square Garden. the Twentieth
Century Sporting club announced
today.
Campolo made his United States
debut last Monday by scoring a
nlne-round technical knockout VIC
tory over jim Robinson OF Phila-
de.phla in New YORK.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
NEV YORK STOCKS

new YORK, Feb. :. Up
stocks WeIe steady IT, lgh' trading
today. Special l-su~- gala pr'ila"f
tAt features.
EJtds were daa with price mix
-a cotton eased after firm art
Wheat and coin. decilued.
Automobile ls-ue-. rails, utnu"t
..rlG rubbcrs had small gains. ANia-
IONS p"rked UP OF neH- h"aEy n"
..t,,re for pIaI'> were ,"Inlnp n
Cupptrs were Hrm ba' dull. OIL
w.rc miN~d.
Carti--- virgin fra'Died ir FoIum"
.,,r made mall gan. Wright
aero 5umpcr NJ" 'tau = po.hts-
DOW jon. preliminary 'Ip-lL Z
,;ock average. Iadustrial - -
up o. =. vail. - -. up hhl; uilI y
'.i-4 mp "'5. ~ ,tooK, 4s.'", ap
COOS
o5ek sa5,- approzimaf"a go e"
-hares apalI~' 2-.""" IN IA" mort
session week ago. curb 'o'k -a5"s
wrrc ss."uo Aat.- az IL 7.i''" d
&-,E ago
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. PRODUCE

LOS ANGELES. Feb. .. up
Traaiug continued slpw TO moderate
with supplies moderate TO liberal.
N-ErtabI+ BlICe> were firm to strong
~. O,htr commodities were about
-t-ady.
cabbage: Local cannonball 1856;
Imperial <l.5o-<l65; local Danish
SI.5j-&I So; flat Dutch S5-5oc; red
$l.G .G5-S175: jbos Gu-75c: sayOy Is
Lr,tuc-: Imperial $l.35-$l.5o. =
>l.1,-<I.15. iced $l.oo-Sl 25: Yuma
:, >l5o-$l %. is-5~ Sl.25.
Pa. CoaCh"IIa pole 3-@i-C busA
5-Gc: san Diego pole f.7e. Imperial
Bush faIr 5-Gc.
squash: Whit summer Imperial
- up-S9 . far Sl.'5-Sl.75, tlatS
Sl.75-S2. san Dlego % 81 "e-
$I25; Italian imperial $I.75-$-.oot
yellow cropkAteE Imperial - a9-
$425: Coa,AeIla Wy 81 -. local ba-
mana I-l'.,, Hubbard 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Pro Gridders TO
Play Sunday

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3. CUP)
Given a break in the weather.
promoters of the Golden Gate foot
ball game expect to pack in the
fans at KeZar stadium tomorrow
in the game between Kenny Wash
ington's College Stars and Ernie
Nevers' Pacific Coast All-Stars
Proceeds of the game, an annual
charity affair serving to give the
San Francisco area taste of pro
football 90 to welfare and char
ity work.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Del Rio Scene of
Third in Series
Of Golf Matches

Brawley'S Del Rio country club
-olters play host 20 four-man golt
teams from CaleXlco F! Centre and
Yuma clubs Sunday N the third
OF four matches bat unlike The
hosts you .!nd Al bridge parties and
the Ike. BrawltS golfers plan 10 De
as rouah ~ possible uu ttcIr Nl>.-
tors.
BraWiey j. lh..t IN the team
match standings alter playing II
Yuma ana IL CaleX!co and the
northenderS plan 10 close the gap III
sundays matches.
Barbara Worth country clUb soI
erS. trailing II ,a>, place. will take
M strongest team they haSe shown
this season 10 BraW.tI. according 10
Cu.ley Ne>ey. pro.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
BrawIey, Central
Sp|it in Preiims
Friday Night

Brawlev and E. Cent.o high
schools split even IN preliminary
games to the varsity encounter at
the northend gymnasium Friday
night. Brawley winning Glass c ana
D contests. e. Centro winning junior
varsity anG 5 tllts.
Brawiey's 24-I6 victory in the c
division gave the WILDCATS an un-
disputed lead IN the lightweight
competition ano left e Centro one
game behind The Spartans $3.50
triumph IN me Bee game put E
Centro out III front in the league
standings wltn FIVE wins. no losses
El Ce9tro junior varsity thumped
Brawley junior coueglans 3l-2+ ana
Brawle: Dees 4pSet El Centro DecS.
2.-l2
The scores.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los ANGELES. FEB. = G'Pl-
Hogs saleabIe lop; e'cad@ 10 lna
higher; medium to cho!sc l3o-2.f0.
trnekif> 5.A5-5.55. 1"p I'll. OK
i.JU-5.
Ca,tI" sal"able 2oo. good -t"ere
a:.G -he -tr,k la'kIn2 -'tad>, M
diuu ~trcr. he'd abp;. ..5p; good
t"G -1e'r. q4oteG - $50 or aboE."
,O%s 5.75-E.sJ; raLh"I- and 'uit"r.
- ,: e,pt bull uuptra 10 -.
IupefIaI caI.s- 3-5". :"" : 30; odd
N-aI'r- HIS.
sheep .aIeabIe ~. -tcadY; wet
f"rec. con-id"eId. Two d"ck- me
d!uH. % cho!.r 1e3 IG.Ao laInb. 80;
f-w hcaTy rWee "u
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
BASKETBALL RESULTS

Flagstaff Tchrs 40, Arizona 36
California 80, UCLA 33
Santa Clara AZ, Stanford 40
San Francisco 43, st. Mary'S 80
San Francisco State SO, Cal Aggies
35
Washington State so, Gonzaga AZ
Montana AT, Montana State 81
Nevada 48, Fresno State a
RedlandS u 50, Pomona College 81
Glendale JC 49, Phoenix &c 36
Whittier College II, California In
stitute of Technology 35
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
L. A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES, Feb. .. U'Pl#
Two ISSUES hit new lows OIL the Los
Angeles stock tAchanRt '"aaA
Three issues rose, four dropped. aHd
- were unchanged during the NOR
lAng's trading. Volume w. about
buuu shares.
. 4. A Industries sank i = ueM
low at L. on 100 share Roberts
pub mkts slumped = To - on u"
shares. Transamtrlca slAH'u al :"
q, GA small volume.
t'uion oil dropped to new lo"
of a., to l6ls on loo shares: Stan 5
dard edged up = to 49, aISo on
400, Richtield al - was unchanged
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Barbecue Pistol
Match Scheduled

Chief Richard Wells and his i'm
migration border patrolmen Will
sponsor a barbecue and pistol match
beginning at p. m. Sunday.
The barbecue will be served at
the Aten ranch at p. m. and the
match Will be held at the immi-
grafton range at FL Ccntro.
Medals Will b" awarded winners.
Target pistols must be 1922 callbre.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Correction
Kari EdnundS

Kari Edmunds CalcxIco tennis
ImpreSSarlO. writes.
Correction II thc doubles write
up. TIE mixed doubles Is NOT the
only doubles event OF tnc wear
We plan to hold men and women.S
doubles tournaments on separate
Weckends Each event viii be TN
iShed on the weekend assigned and
not earned along from week 10
week. Play is round ROBIN eight
game 10 4 match
JOtted at the Game
Eddlc Nakama.a. BraWley 81
school basketball star. fred - shots
al the basket against F. Cent~O Fri
day night anC came up with seven
field goals Ioughborough wasn't
foollnG when he SaiC tht KID VS.
the best in The valley "
Coach Robert Armstrong. through
his remarks at the Brawley basket
ball game The other night indicated
that ne approves OF tht CaleXlCo ard
BrawleN type Of basketball, as con-
trasted 10 the system employed By
Coach Larry Hanson Armstrong
prefers a fast break close defense
10 HansonS deliberate ottense and
comparatively loose defense -.
But e Centre tu;ored n the
Hanson brand OF Basketball de-
feated CaleXico. $3.50. and upset
Brawley 2l-20 In View OF the
fact both Brawley and CaleXico
were favored over e Centro IN early
season ratln4S would indicate that
there Is more than one way 10 WIN
basketball .. And F. Centre loose
basketball defense has allowed op-
ponents less scoring than that .!
any team in the valley leaaue =.
Coach WeS AT who guides the
destinies o. the Cahpatr!a high
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Service Club Golf Swingers TO Compete
For Championship in End Annual Tourney

KlWanls CLUB g0It SWlneers, de-
Tending service club champions OF
E! Centre Viii attempt to W.n their
second straight title It the Bar
bara Worth country club, come 10
a. m. Sunday
Competing for the service club
crown and plaque which goes with
the honor Will be the KlWanIs. Ro-
tary Lions club and 20-30
Scores 0: the tour team members
from each club Will be totaled, ac
co:d.ng % BNI Strickland tourna-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Gonzaga Whips
Trojan Skaters

SPOKANE, Wash, Feb 3. IUPJ
-Gonzaga university today lald
claim TO the Pacific Coast collegiate
hockey championship after Smoth-
ering the University OF southern
California, 8 to 3, in the rubber
game of a three game series.
Gonzaga pushed four goals past
Harncdy, Trojan goalie, in two
minutes and eight seconds. The
Gags tailed three times in the sec
ond period and twice in the final
session. Troy scored twice IN the
second and once in third.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
CaIexico High
Trims Imperial

Calexico high school remained
in the running for the valley league
basketball championship Friday
night with a comparatively easy
triumph over Imperial Tigers, 39-
Is. on the CaleXico floor.
Jack BoWkcr Calexico guard,
was high scorer with nine points
Edison and Preston divided honOrS
for Imperial with five points each.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Phoenix,
Central
Clash

Fho,n4N Jun:or college barn>torm-
n4 basketball team, nlpped 1886
n Glendale F:ad,.y u.ght arrived
II +. Cru.:u ,oGAl 10 play the
Central 1.yrct eaAcr> IN The final
Same OF 4 Wreh-lonG tour
l'.otn.N. W.,h Ia ONral six foot
ave nch center. slated 10 lead the
attack. W.ll be heavily favored over
Coach Robert A!mStrong'S speedy
eu, small Junior college quintet
Tie same Is scheduled 10 start u
s =, II.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Youth Scores Two
800 Bowling Games

GLENDALE. Cal. Feb. :. TUPI-
The bowlers dream OF heaven
:nak!ns 2 perfect 300 point score
was .ea.zeG twice toGay b. l9-
year-old Bernie Th!elen. assistant
alley man al Z local bowling acad-
envy.
Thleier performance. verified
oy z nalt- dozen witnesses. came IN
Z friendly game with Theron Flacs
Of Glendale. He rolled a perfect
800 score in his first game. In the
mex. game he had d score Of 220
and wished 10 quit out friends per-
suaded him 70 roll third game
and he agaIn had the pertec; marx
Of 800 points.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04

mont manager. 70 determine The
winner.
Players who viii compete are:
Rotary Bob Mcnamara, Red Bar
nard, Pat Glasgow, Ed Mason.
wants w Ge Ramsey, Bill
Strickland. l, A Lewis, Arno Yaeck-
el.
Lions-Clarcnce Smith. OTIS Hin
son. Fred Miller, Bert FaWcett.
% 30--Cnuck Westerkamp. John
KepIey, Max Sones, Sherman Ell
drldge.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Golfers Start
Practice Rounds
0yerDeI Riolot

Tom Reha. De- Rio country club
pro. SATURDAY, announced one Of the
largest SUNDAY crowds OF the sea-
son was expected /; the BrawleT
club ;h.s week Is the valleys golf
brl ace started practice rounds over
lie tr.cky no.thend layout in PIE
paratlor .o- S:art of the 18th an
nual lettuce tournament next Sun
day
Sem!-!.nais and :!nals OF the Sou-
:hern California PGA open tourna-
ment. featuring Willie Hunter, Ohm
Dutra. Fay Co.men and Charles
L.acey VII feature the first TWO days
Of the B-aWley tourney. Reha >a!d.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
Bob NesteII
KaYo Victim

COLUMBUS. O., Feb. 8. up
Jack Buddy Walker, Columbus
Negro heavyweight, emerged today
from The "!oca, pride" class and
stepped into ire national spot
nght
On.y a year removed from the
preliminary RANKS. Walker scored
his 18th consecutive and most M
pCTant triumph last night when
he knocked o.: The hlghly-touted
Bob NesteI, OF Los Angeles IN the
third round 0. their scheduled 10
round bout IN Columbus auditor
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-04
ATHLETIC COMMISSION
SUSPENDS FIVE BOXERS

SACRAMEN 70, FED. 8. TUT
The State Athletic Commission to-
DAY announced the suspension Of
the following boxers:
Chris Bagrozza. Oakland. 80 days;
Harry Sc..!nKel. Los Angeles. 80
days; Art Boniiias, Los BanoS, 80
days; Jack Redmond. San Fran
cisco, indefinite. and George K
southern Fresno. .ndef!n!te