Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 28

OAKLAND TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1937, KEMP IS MYSTERY Bowling Results Felowing are the standings and State results? of play yesterday in the California Women's Bowling Tournament at the California Recreation alleys: FINAL TEAM STANDINGS Open Division R. C. Killian. Los Angeles Jensen Recreation; Los Angeles 2430 Oyster Loaf. San Jose 2408 Southern California Trophy L.

A.2397 Painless Parker, San Francisco ...2358 100 Division Al Reali's Mecca, Oakland 2269 Acme Beer, San Francisco 2239 Mrs. R. A. Conves, Oakland 625 Division Grace Bros. Beet, Oakland.

Del Monte Creamery, S. F. 1932 Pablo Mecca, Oakland 1871 DOUBLES Division San Sacto. 1072 Los 1009 San Francisco Charland-Meador. Los Angeles DOUBLES- 300 Division Huston-Rubottom, Los Angeles Cleckner-Lange.

Los Angeles 1009 Oreck-Borden, San Francisco. DOUBLES 270 Division J. Oakland 943 B. Brown- San Francisco. Los' Angeles SINGLES Angeles Open Division 8: Fisher, San Jose Los Angeles SINGLES- 150-158 Division H.

N. Miller, Angeles Rhone. Los Angeles Danielson, Oakland Toohig, Chovan. Borden. San Francisco Ewald, Brown.

Miller Schwarz. rancisco San Francisco Under 120 Division Gossett. Cobb, Angeles Gliberison C. TEAM EVENT Division Now, Cook Totals 754 V. Scheafer 686 713 2134 Hansen 440 V.

Totals 666 684 753-2103 Curtis Swanson Totals 718 687 686-2071 N. 625 Division Grace Bros. Beer, Oakland Long 142 154- 407 Wright 137 153 149 439 Wilson Borman Callahan 128 150- I. Totals 753 716-2076 W. Lin I.

Higgins ...145 134 164 443 Kutz 118 137 121 376 M. McMahon 127 110 110- 347 H. J. Madsen 138 410 R. 176 153 484 Totals 721 672 667--2060 8: Golden Gate Recreation, San Francisco Hilton 165 131 136 E.

A. .:100 Graham G. Ingram J. McKillen 158 134 466 C. Totals 673 661 652-1986 M.

H. Del Monte M. Roberta 135 103 347 Francis 137 130 150 417 Glynn 126 Campbell Greenwood 136 Totals 653 582. 098 Mecca, Oakland Hentzell Wilson 113 Harre 104 SE Gander 102 105- 99- Totals 592. 677 602 N.

Jiggs Unhurt By 60-Ft. Fall LOS ANGELES, May Jiggs was back in his stall contentedly munching oats today after an experience such as few polo ponies have survived. The 9-year-old horse fell 600 feet into a Calabasas Mountain canyon and lived to munch grass on the bottom. The canyon has no mouth and the last horse to fall in stayed there seven years. W.

D. Dubrock, the owner, was not to lose his favorite mount, however. He sent four cowboys to dig a foothold up the steep mountainside. With ropes and special belts, they tugged and pushed the pony 600 feet back up to the trail. Jiggs was little the worse from the fall or the rough journey back up.

LOS ANGELES, May (U.P,) A 142 by Olin Dutra stood out today as the best of six players qualifying in sectional rounds for the National Open golf tournament in Detroit. June 10. Others were Fay Coleman, 144; Fred Morrison, 146; Willie Hunter, 147; George von Elm, 150; Bud Oakley, 150. Through Les Madison qualified with 146 and Stanley Kertes with 149, neither could make the trip so Von Elm and Oakley were substituted. Olin Dutra Class of Field in Golf Play Romero Gets 6 Mons.

For Poor Ring Effort LOS ANGELES, May (U.P.)John (Bandit) Romero of San Diego today was under six months suspension from California prizefighting rings for his poor effort against Gus Lesnevich of New Jersey at the Hollywood arena Friday. The State A Athletic Commission acted on Romero yesterday. The San Diegan, favored 2-1 in the betting, was floored three times before the referee stopped the fight. NAMED ASSISTANT CANYON, May Anthony Dougal, former Temple University tackle and present high school coach at Smethport, Pa. today was named assistant athletic coach at West Texas State College.

White Houser Marker 118 Deleske McFarlane MacDonald Zimmerman Totals 635 Lee's Smart Shop, San Carlisle .115 Brazy 98 Coffman 129 Muller Brunner Totals .552 George's Steak Houser Dalie 93 Uncapluer 133 Hollenbeck 91 Hollenbeck 76 Gledbill 108 Totals 501 DOUBLES Open Division Facchino, San Jose. ...180 Gilbertson, Totals Mesler, Sap Francisco. Pepper, San Francisco. 181 Totals 325 Oakland Schaefer, Totals San 140 Rebella, San Totals ..298 300 Class Orech. San 162 Borden, Francisco.

170 Totals ..332 Francisco: Bodie, Francisco. 155 Totals Oakland. Totals ..287 Oakland. Toohis. Totals Harris, Oakland Oakland.

Totals 296 Haler Francisco: .180 Gilmore Tranciso. 132 Totals 270 Class Boyd. ..136 Oakland. .178 Totals 314 San Francisco. 162 Francisco Totals 317 Reynolda, 156 Martin S.

Francisco. 158 Totals 314 Waldron. San Jose 118 Tacchino, San Jose .173 Totals .291 San Francisco. 122 San Totals :284 136 Schwarz. Francisco.

155 Totals 291 Gossett. San Jose ...107 Fisher, San Jose 159 Totals 266 SINGLES Open Division Fisher, San Jose ..200 Westbrook San Pepper. San Francisco. 168 Gilbertson. Sacto.

Facchino. San Jose .150 Mesler, San Francisco. Rebella, San ...137 150 Class Danielson, Oakland. 182 Harris, 140 Class Toohis, Oakland. 192 Borden, San Francisco.

189 Bradford, Oakland. .140 Staring, 176 Schwarz, S. 158 Bodie, San Gilmore, San Francisco. 136 Griffin. San Francisco.106 180 Class Ewald, San Brown, San Francisco.

Orech. San 115 Martin, San Ragon, Oakland. Facchino. Jose Reynolds, Boyd, Oakland. Waldron, San Jose 190 Class Schwarz.

133 Williams. S. Francisco.156 Under 120 Class Gossett, San Jose .121 121 139. 378 123 136- 377 131 361 130- 349 136 89- 389 599 620 Francisco 132 102 349 123 104 325 98 338. 110 130- 334 128 127- 371 591 574 -1717 Oakland 144 109- 346 93 105- 331 94 89 274 88 82- 246 136 99-4 343 555 484-1540 176 156- 512 181 178 560 357 334-1072 162 183- 489 166 142 489 328 325- 978 486 482 302 299 968 183 481 174 156- 482 316 319 963 157 150- 469 194 159 523 351 309.

992 185 168- 544 166 444 351 291- 988 179- 519 444 337 339- 963 138 159 452 159 182- 465 297 341- 917 157 16 487 134 158 422 291 322- 909 143 164- 487 112 145- 389 255 309 876 162 147- 443 177 143-'498 339 290- 943 169 142 473 159 151- 465 328 293- 938 130 149- 435 118 140- 416 248 289- 851 105 142 365 147 157- 477 151 299 842 150 131- 443 156 109 387 306 240- 830 130 117- 383 145 101- 401 275 218- 784 94 126 327 149 125- 433 243 251- 760 204 167-571 160 188-550 186 183-537 175 181-514 167 185 -502 145 176 478 185 146 468 156 187-525 122 149-420 176 175-543 168 148-505 144 161 126-463 155 146-459 155 143-445 154 130-420 142 129 377 144 175-499 162 179-498 171 150 476 168 158-465 191 128 450 145 158-429 425 408 119-396 148 168-449 172 103 134 136 391 Judge Assists Baseball Team NEW YORK, May (P) Credit Judge George Donnellan with an assist in today's of the First Ward baseball team, known as quite an outfit down around Battery Place. It seems that Eddie Laikowski, 23, was caught off base by an employee, of was Greenwich climbing Street through resthe transom and pleaded guilty to a charge of illegal entry. When he was called for sentence yesterday his team mates went to bat for him, with letters to the judge explaining how tough it would be if the First Warders had to start their season without Second Baseman Laikowski. Judge Donnellan suspended sen- tence. GOLD BADGE STOLEN PHILADELPHIA, May his Lou Wilgarde, Mayor's secretary, reported for work today without his gold badge.

It was stolen at a baseball game. This in the ancient Dinosaur, Who grew to seyenty feet or more Way back a hundred million years. Ale was then in Pennsylvania's soil That nature started Sinclair oil, Way back a hundred million years. Now it's refined the Sinclair way, waxed and motorists save Millions par year with the world's best oil, from back a hundred million years. Railroads and airlines and indasTries wise, Advise smart motorists to Sinclairize.

Get longer a a smoother motor, More miles to the quart then any, other. Accept no substitute for Sinclair oil. From back a hundred million year. CUB SPRINTER SHOWS LACK OF FORM By AVRUM STROLL Is Joe Kemp through? 0. A.

L. track coaches have been asking this question all week until they were blue in the face. But is Kemp through? The great Uni speedster who equaled the O. A. L.

mark of :9.9 for the 100- yard dash early in the season, has looked terrible in losing his last two races in the fair times of :10 flat and :10.2. The coaches are worrying over the fact that Woody Allison might be up to some last-minute tricks in having Kemp tr lose. Without Kemp as a winner, University hasn't a chance in the big meet. It he is at top form he can gain 30 points for the Cubs in the sprints alone. As things stand today, Technical appears to be the squad to beat.

But Technical was the team to beat last year, until they faded badly in the last few weeks. OAKLAND GREEN Oakland, winner last season, has a green team that is coming fast. 11 the boys from the Park Boulevard school come through as expected the meet can go.to Fremont will also be up in the money. The Tigers have a terrific all-around strength, that extends three deep. If the boys all click at once, Fremont will be right around the top.

The strange irony of the meet seems to hang over. the remaining four teams of the league Castlemont, San Leandro and McClymonds. It any records are to be broken, Castlemont, Roosevelt and San Leandro seem to have the best chances. Clayton Baldwin of Castlemont's 6 feet inch mark will certainly go smash- and a majority of dopesters think that Clayton will do the smashing. Tommy Sedell of San Leandro is the only pole vaulter in the league capable of going higher than 12 feet 2, which is the O.

A. L. record. MILE RACE CLOSE Either Ernie or Dave Knops of Roosevelt and Ross Miller of Oakland can hang up a new mark in the mile. The old mark of 4:32.7 is one of the fastest records in the State, but if the boys pace themselves right, any one of' the trio can set new mark.

The scoring this season will be the same as last. The class division will. score the winner as 5. second place 4, third place 3, fourth place 2, and last, 1. The class division will be scored double for each place.

Therefore, 10 will be given first place, 8 for second, 6 for third, for fourth and 2 for last. On the same scale class A will give 15 points to a winner, 12 for second place, 9 for third, 6 for fourth and 3 for last. It will almost be impossible to pick a dope sheet as the coaches will be shifting men from division to division in order to pick up more points. However, tomorrow we do the impossible. That is, pick dope sheet.

Seven Dogs Race At El Cerrito Tonight On May 4, 20, good greyhounds started eliminations for the $1500 pot at El Cerrito Dog Track. All that remains of this list today are seven game hounds. which have survived five blistering heats. These seven run tonight in the semi-finals, which, incidentally, offer the smallest field to appear at El Cerrito this year. When they're through racing fivesixteenths of a mile tonight, only will temain, one being elimihated.

The six go back Tuesday night, May 25, with the $1500 at stake. The dope shows Sierra Snow and Agricola Queen as the best money performers. Sierro Snow has won two straight and has a second and two third places. Agricola Queen has won twice and has three second places. Johnny Dell is the dark horse, with two seconds and two thirds.

SERVICES FOR CARTER OKLAHOMA CITY, May Funeral services will be held here at 2 p. m. tomorrow for Keefe Carter, 31, one of the best known figures in Oklahoma golfing history, who was found dead yesterday in his automobile with a hose pouring fumes into it from the exhaust pipe. VITAL STATISTICS DEATHS STEPHENS -To the wife of Earl Stephens, 1414 Park Avenue, Alameda, May 5, a son. Michael Lynwood.

SLAKEY To the wife of Louis Slakey, 324 51st Street, April 30, a son, Philip Bernard. TURNER-To the wife of Eric Turner, 592 47th Street, May 9, a daughter, Sandra Joan. BILLS -To the wife of Harry Bills; 531 East Seventeenth 'Street, May 8, a son, Harry Lawrence. FAUST -To the wife of Arthur Faust, 621 Pacific Avenue, Alameda, May 3, a daughter, Deanna May. HINDES- To the Wife of Brooks Hindes, 2655 Parker Avenue, April 30, a son, Walter Edward.

McCONNELL-To the wife of George McConnell, 1881 San Antonio Avenue, Berkeley, May 3, a daughter, Sally Anne. TAYLOR-To the wife of William Taylor, 659 28th Street, April 30, a son, William. CARROLL To the wife of Kurtland Carroll, Box 2021A, Napa, May 9, a son, Roger Merton. DAMELE To the wife of Atillio Damele, 2127 65th Avenue, May 9, a daughter, Catherine Elaine. DANFORTH To the wife of Warren Danforth, 5600 Foothill Boulevard, May 7, a son, William Warren.

HUNT To the wife of Carleton Hunt, 1544 Buena Vista Avenue, Alameda, May 4, a son, Gary Dee. HOPKEY -To the wife pt Walter Hopkey, 3139 Market Street, May 7, a daughter, Beverley Jean. LOWE -To the wife of Gerald Lowe, 2070 87th Avenue, May 9, a daughter, Barbara Ethel. ROSE To the wife of Lloyd Rose, Box 884 Ashland Avenue, San Lorenzo, May 12, a daughter, Charlotte Ann. REIN ILLER TO the wife of Vernon Reinmim 853 43rd Street, May 9, a daughter, Joan Elaine.

SANTOS To the wife of John Santos, 1334 Foothill Boulevard, May 9, sOn, John Laurence. Intentions to Wed GOLDSCHMIDT, Hans -28, 621 Arlington Avenue, Berkeley. SIEDLER, Ilse A. -27, 621 Arlington Avenue, Berkeley. BOURG, Vernon P.

-26, 383 Coventry Road, Berkeley. BYRNE, Kathlyn 19, 383 Coventry Road, Berkeley. SODARO, Salvador San Francisco. SINCLAIR, Norma M. -28, San Francisco.

MEYER, William 3528 Emerson Street, Oakland. DILWORTH, Katherine -20, 2082 Loma Vista Avenue, Pasadena. CHARLTON, Joseph Alice Street, Oakland. SCHUMACHER, Elizabeth 123 Lake Street, Oakland. LATELL, James 1450 Sutter Street, San Francisco.

GRANT, Margaret J. 40, 1625 Cedar Street, Berkeley. HARPER. Joseph 1434 Josephine Street, Berkeley. BRAGG, Winifred- 23, 4195 Shatter Avenue.

Oakland. HUTCHINSON. Howard F. 1432 Wellington Street, Oakland. STRAND, Helen K.

423, 105 Dale Avenue, Piedmont. HALTER. George J. -22, 5345 'Shafter Avenue, Oakland. FRAGA, Elaine 4051 Burckhalter Avenue, Oakland.

BONTA, James 26, 10727 Pippin Street, Oakland. SILVERIA, Evelyn-18, 909 West One Hundred and Thirty-second Avenue, San Leandro. GAIVELIN, Pete -23, 940 Williams Street, San Leandro. HENRIQUES, Laura 1460 73rd Avenue, Oakland. CHRISTIAN Lawrence Hotel Sutter, Oakland.

WOODS. Catherine 23, 2819 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland. DRIGGS, L. Karleton-27, 369 Perry Street. Oakland.

LEIGHTER, Hazel 20, 349 38th Street, Oakland. CORREIA, Albert D. 30, 505 Lexington Avenue, El Cerrito. LAWRENCE, Edna I. -22, 500 Hardy 'Street, Oakland.

EKEL, Alvah G. -51, Salyer, Trinity County. OSTERMANN, Anna 705 North School Street, Lodi. HAWE, Edwin W. -30.

Los Angeles. MILLER, Margaret-28, Los Angeles. ARATA, Lowell J. -25, 699 Lee Avenue. San Leandro.

KIPF. Cecelia 200 Haas Avenue, San Leandro. BERNARD, Hartley -29. 518 Main Street, Red Bluff. ENOS, Edna C.

23, Courtland. Divorces Filed Oakland Births M. Graham. Bedrood LYNCH In Mill of Valley, May 19. Grace Lynch, wife William F.

Lynch. WERK. Henrietta Vs. Albert, cruelty. BUCKLEY, Florence vs.

Arnold, desertion. MASON, Mary vs. Leon cruelty. CAMERON, John R. vs.

Ethel, annulment. GRAY, Pauline vs. Willard, cruelty, CROWLEY, Edith INTERLOCUTORY DECREES from Walter cruelty. SPERRY, Thelma from George cruelty FORMAN, Lillian from Robert cruelty. GAULT, Ruth W.

from Samuel cruelty. GUNDRY, Maragaret G. from La Verne cruelty. ORBELL, Frances from Walter cruelty. WILLIAMS, Irene C.

from Henry cruelty. ELIW, Demetra from George, cruelty. LEMOS, Isabelle T. from Joseph cruelty. CURTIS, Josephine from James, cruelty.

KEELER, Ruby C. from Darrell Dean. cruelty. al 'SURRYHNE, George J. from Myrtle, cruelty.

WATSON, Lilly V. from Harold cruelty." HERNANDEZ, Julian from Elsie cruelty. Dorothy from Lloyd, cruelty KENNEDY. William H. from Gertrude desertion.

LATHROP, Richard B. from Geraldine B. cruelty, KERR. Anna D. from J.

desertion. VIERRA, John from Katherine, cruelty. DOWLING, Mazie from Charles cruelty. JOHNSON, Alice D. from Edward, desertion.

GREENGO, Violet from Willis cruelty. ANDERSON. Thomas Howard from Helen A. desertion. EYNON, Evrick V.

from Eva cruelty. COBB, Barbara from Frederick cruelty. GOLD. May from Willie, cruelty. SEGALE, Pauline from Maynard.

cruelty. FELLOWS. Mary from Charles SCALISE, Grace E. from Peter, cruelty. SULLENGER, Flora from Charles, cruelty.

Marin County SAN RAFAEL, May here The following vital statistics are on file today: Intention DIEKMAN, Auris 'M. -29, San Rafael, ENDE, Louise -26, Mill Valley. Marriage License SCRIBNER, James R. -29 San Mateo. HANSEN, Doris E.

21, San Francisco. Births CAGWIN-In San Rafael, to the wife of Horace Cagwin, a son. May 19. ROBBINS -In Ross. to the wife of Fred G.

Robbins, a daughter, May 19. Deaths ADAMS -In Mill Valley, May 19, Freida Adams, wife of Herman Adams. GRAHAM -In San Rafael, May 18. George Sperry Graham, husband of Flora Divorces Granted TIERNEY, Helen V. from Martin desertion.

KASTER, Katherine P. from Howard cruelty. HEAVINGHAM, Kate from Alfred desertion. WARD, Helen from Harry cruelty. PEYLOURET, PEa from Armand cruelty.

ALEXANDER, Emma from David, cruelty. SAMUEL, Barbara V. from Robert cruelty. JEWELL, Daphne from Lyle, cruelty. DOBBIE, Patricia M.

from Andrew R. Jr. cruelty, GAIN, Josephine from Louis cruelty. GOMES, Rosaline from Joseph, cruelty. ROEHL, Lois from cruelty.

PIVER, Melva from James, cruelty. BICKFORD, Mary I. from Ulmer desertion. STAHIE, Mabel N. from Harold cruelty.

JCHNSON, Marion from Elwood cruelty, HELLER, Zola S. from Grace, desertion. San Francisco Applications ASARO, Joseph-37, 141 5th Street. BAGBY, Leta 26, Stratford Hotel. BANCHERO, 179 Texas Street.

DEL CARLO, Elsie-20, 506 San Bruno Avenue. CONTI, Louis 6 August Place. BUCEDI, Marie 432 Chestnut Street. DE MARTINI, John-23, 2240 Jones Street. CARUSO, Virginia-20, 875 Lombard Street.

DOMENICHELLI, Arthur-26, 326 Cortland Avenue. MINASSIAN, Constance18, 326 Cortland Avenue. DRENDEL, Herbert 1615 Castro Street. DENUCCI, Olga R. 21, 107 28th Street.

FOLEY, Vincent 3777 22d Street. CARTER, Dorothylee-23, 5200 Anza Street. GOODNOW, Charles-23, 1423 Dolores Street. MURRAY, Muriel-23, 1421 Dolores Street. GRAHAM, John Palo Alto.

COLLINS, Catherine- 19, Los Angeles. LANDUCCI, Attilio 23, Filbert Street. BELLUOMINI, Rita-23. 3018 Gough Street. McDOUGALL, George-23, 945 Plymouth Avenue.

O'TOOLE, Catherine-21, 695 Rhode Island Street, PELLERITI, Frank-24, 1006 Ingerson Avenue. MICHELSEN, Charlotte- 22, Garden Grove, Cal. RICHTER, August Fort Miley. KANEY, Marie H. 47, 524 Clement Street.

ROGERS, Thurman L. 21, Fort Scott. WOODWARD, Ethel Lyon Street. SABER. Arthur 2026 Balboa Street.

REILLY, Mary 47 West Portal Avenue. SHERIDAN, Byron 1121 Bush Street. Mabel-26, 759 Natoma Street. SWANSON, Paul-21, Fort McDowell. SCHNEIDER, Marie-25, 737 Mason Street.

WADE, Carl W. 27, 1377 Geary. MARTIN, Mary 1377 Geary Street. WALKER, Ralph-29, Oakland. WATKINSON, Mabel-25, Berkeley.

YOUNG, Robert S.23, 2416 Geary Street. ROBERTS, Grace 21, 1937 Geary Street. Santa Clara County SAN JOSE, May following vital statistics were on file in this city today: Marriage License Applications FONTES, William -21, Oakland. KISSACK, Barbara-19, Oakland. CONTE, John-21, San Jose.

CIRINCIONE, Josephine -17. San Jose, VIETH, Frank Jr. -19, Los Gatos. DALY, Edythe- -19, Los Gatos. VOLZ, Frederick -23, Alameda.

STEINHARD, Alberta-20, Oakland. William-26, Martinez. KILGORE, Dove- -26, Oakland. HILPISCH, Carl-25, San Francisco. SCIARINI, Iolande-24, Mountain View.

Died BRONK-In San Jose, May 19, Joseph Bronk, husband of Emilia S. Bronk, father of Mrs. Mary Callejon, Manuel Bronk. Mrs. Rose Dutra and Mrs.

Margaret Condensa, a native, of the Azores Islands, aged 70 years. DI FIORE In San Jose, May 19, Marco A. Di Fiore, husband of Emma 'Di Fiore, father of Mrs. N. R.

Greco and Eleanor Di Fiore, a native of Italy, aged 76 years. L'HOMMEDIEU -In San Jose, May 19, Mary G. L'Hommedieu, sister of Ben and Lee Murphy, cousin of Edmund S. Lowe, a native of California, aged 65 years. Births ADAMS To the wife of Arthur W.

Adams. May 9, a daughter. EDDLEMON- To the wife of Henry Eddemon, May 10, a daughter. DURAN-To the wife of Pedro Duran, May 7, a son. SATTERLEE To the wife of Walter Satterlee, May 15, a son.

McGILL-To the wife of Glenn L. McGill, May 13, a daughter. GHIRARDELLI- To the wife of Paul A. Ghirardelli, May 14, a son. Santa Cruz County SANTA CRUZ.

May -Notice of intention to wed was filed here yesterday by Frederick D. Corello. 629 Ninth Street, Oakland. CHEGO, Edith Barbara-528 Fifth Street, Oakland. Monterey' County SALINAS.

May following vital statistics were on file here today! Marriage Applications SCROGGS. Frank Herbert-27, Salinas. WOOD. Mary Blanche-26. Salinas.

SCHLAPIA, Willia-19, Greenfield. COREY, Salinas. HILL, Roy Wesley 25. Salinas. COUCH, Ruth Caroline- 20.

Salinas. deaths -In San Francisco, May 19, 1937, Luiza, dearly beloved daughter of the late Joseph A. and Laurianna Freitas, loving sister of Mrs. Anna E. Durand, and the late Mary F.

Pedreira, Joseph A. and Frank A. Freitas; a native of Oakland, California. Friends are respecttully invited to attend the funeral Saturday, May 22, at 9 a. m.

from the Funeral Home of Freeman CoxRoach Kenney, Telegraph Avenue, at 27th Street, thence to St. Andrew's Church. 36th and- Adeline Street, where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, commencing at 9:30 a. m. (Please omit Interment, St.

Mary's Cemetery. HAVEN--In Berkeley, May 19, 1937, Charles D. Haven, loving husband FLORISTS Flowers "Potted Plants Oakland Floral Depot Garese Co. Florists and Nurserymen 930 Washington LA keside 0262 PI edmont 1287J (Home) RECORD BREAKERS 614 yards, 6 inches sped the arrow which gave the world's record for long-distance archery to Curtis L. Hill, crack bowman, of Dayton, Ohio.

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A. TRACK Following are the official entries tor the Pacific Association of A.A. tracks and field championships Angell Field, Palo Alto, Saturday: 00-yard dash Ray Dean. Olympic Club; San Mateo Junior College: Harvey San Jose State College: unattached; Gerald University of California: Robert of California: H. Wright.

Eugene unattached; unattached: Richard University; James A. Stanford Uniyersity; Stanley University; Charles University. Ray Dean. Olympic Club; Olympic Club; T. P.

ElliJunior College; Arnold Junior College; Archie of California: John of California: University of California: of California: Norman Williams, unCarew, Stanford Kneububl, StanA. Welershauser, Hiserman. Raymond A. Malott. dash 1.

Fitch, Olympic Club, Olymple Club; Howard Junior College: Sherman Jose State College: Owen Jose State College: James California Charles California: Archie of California: Arvo School: Raymond Stanford W. Terrold Stanford University: Gordon R. Hyde, Stanford University 600-yard run--Elroy Robinson, Olympic Club: Cecil M. Cole, San Mateo Tunior College; Marston Girard, San Mateo Junior College: Darold Young, San Mateo College; Richard Biggs, University fornia; Frank Cleary, University fornia; Arvo Kannister, Balboa School: William McCurdy, Stanford versity: Carlton R. Mahurin, University: Robert Alexander, University: Marion J.

March, University. One-mile run- -Norman Bright, Olympic Club; Charles Nemmo, Olympic Club: Cecil M. Cole, San Mateo Junior College Leslie Voorhees, University of Charles Mehlert, University of Jack Kirk, unattached; Robert Alexander Stanford University: Marion March: Stanford University; E. Edson Stanford University. Two-mile run- -Norman Bright, Olymple Club: Kenneth San Mateo Junior College: Vincent Ruble.

San Jose State College; Gaylord Mercer, Taille Voohrees, California California Charles Mehlert, Jack Kirk, unattached C. Edson Stanford University P. ford University Robert Alexander Stanford University 000-meter run- -Trank unattached: Lydic, Olympic Frank Club; Vollmer, Lawrence, University of John Holland, University of California: Richard Davis, San Francisco State Coller Wright, unattached: Leland Smith, Petaluma Spartans: Bruce Rich, Petaluma Spartansi Jack Kirk, unattached: Gonzales Guadalupe, Visalia Junior Tot College. 100-yard high hurdles Clumpie Club; Lloyd Dod. Cammack, Junior College: Collese: Carl Beverly Fresno Norman Hickerson.

University, Francisco of Colleges Dary Mel Lowell Lowell University Al John W. High: G. William 200-vard Club; low Del hurdles Fishback, Olympic Club: Tom Moore, OlymDad. San Matea Junior College; overly Cammack, Gubser, San Fresno State College! Paul Jose State College University of California: Norman Hopkins. San Francisco State College University of Lone.

Lowell conn Diehl, Stanford Lowell UniJack John A. W. Hewitt. UntG. Douglas Albert, Stanford Untverity.

Broad jump. Bob Clark. Olympic Club: Fitzpatroick. San Mateo Jose Junior State ColCollege: Charles Arnold University Bendeich, San California: Guy Eurene Kern, unattached: Leo Manuel: University Madlem. Stanford University: Charles Running high Jump Li Waiter Marty, Stanford Club olympic John Club: Croson.

Fresno State: DeWitt Humbert Smith, Olympic University of of California! California: Mel Paul Lowell High: Prank Walsh. Stanford unT. Tonn Norman Moller, Stanford Morrison. Jack Siefert. Stanford University: Hop.

step and KelStanford University lev Club: Olympic Modesto Upton. Modesto Junior Bob Clark. Olympic Harry University of California: Jackson, unattached: Guy Arnold a University University of California: Olympic Clubi Jerry WieJunior College Maurer, Olympic Kenneth clubs unattached Olympic Anthony San Cornelius. Warmerdam: Stanford Nelson: University: Olympie SumSoote, Stanford University, throw John Mottram. Clubt Olympic Olympic Lise.

Club: Olympte Robert LawTodd, San Modesto Jose Junior State: Everard Jones, Collere; Lowell State: Douglas Lehman- Stanford Univerof. Harrison George Walkers Stanford John Carlson, Stanford UniCull Levy, Olympic Club; Bud throw -Gordon Dunn. Olympic Chase, Olympic Club: James Rickert, MoJunior Francis Thorton. Junior Junior Colleze College: Hal. Bill Taloott, San Frank Parks, Fresno Stater W.

D. Granville Holbrook. Fresno Vallejo 7. M. C.

P. Sales, Aeries: Pete Zagar, Stanford Hush Gribbin, Stanford Aidus Hershey, Stanford UniverJames Reynolda. Stanford University: Arnold Cornett. Stanford University; Sterl- Tom Sussman, Santa Rosa High. Mont omers.

Stanford put Olympic Dunn Club: Olympic Francis Club: ThorSan Modesto Mateo Junior Junior College: Hal FosCollege: William Jose State: Grenville Holbrook. tate College Herbert Stanford Michael: University: Aldus Hershey, Stanford Uniunattached: James D. Reynolds. veralty: Tom Montgomery, Stanford Uni- UniJohn Lipmon, varsity, Hammer threw el McEachern. Dimple Club; John Ryan, Olympic Club: Hal Williams, Olympic Club: Olympic John Nyhan.

Club; Olympic Club: Pat Cotter, Tack Merchant, Olympic Club: W. D. Edwards, V. C. 5t-pound weight throw- James McEachera.

Olympic Club: John Ryan. Club: Olympic Club; Hal Williams, Olympic John Nyhm. Olymple Club: Pat Clubt Cotter, W. D. OlymMerchant.

Olympic Dunn. Olymplo Club: Edpie Club; Gordon wards. Vallelo V. M. C.

A. One mile relay- Olympic Club. Tunior University of California. Stanford UniCollere: Jose State College, verity. Jim Braddock Pours CHICAGO, May 20.

(P) James Pressure on Training 7. Braddock, world's heavyweight champion, started putting the pressure on training today when his camp at Grand Beach, was formally opened to the public. special train carried 50 to 60 newspaper men and camera men to the camp for the event. The champion weighs about 198 pounds as a result of five weeks of licht training. Louis will engage at first pubtraining moves his camp in Kenosha, Wis, on Saturday.

TRIBE POLOISTS WIN PALO ALTO, May (U.P) The Stanford University polo team dethe Oregon State College 12-2 here yesterday. (Continued) of Cora S. Haven; father of Van Allen Haven; brother of Caroline Stevens and Lawrence Haven, native of California. Services private, Friday, May 21, at E. 10:30 Niehaus a.

m. at 2640 Chapel of Edward Grove Street at Derby Street, Berkeley. KELTON- -In Albany, May 19, 19.37, Emily Kelton, beloved wife of the late Austin H. Kelton, loving mother of Frank A. and Lawrence of H.

Kelton and Mrs. W. R. Prindle Albany, sister of Mrs. Annie Baird of Berkeley and Frank Howlett of San Francisco; a native of Australia, aged 70 years.

Funeral services private. (Truman service.) KENNEDY In Oakland, May 1937, Thomas Kennedy, beloved husband of Ettie Kennedy, loving brother of Mrs. Martha Brown and Mrs. James McClosky of Ireland; a native Friends of Ireland, invited aged 71 attend years. are to services Friday, May 21, 1937, at 1:30 o'clock p.

m. at Truman's Residence Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th Street, Oakland. LORENZ In Oakland, May 19, 1937, Beatriz Carmen, beloved wife of George C. Lorenz; native of Chili, South America, aged 52 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 3007 Telegraph Avenue, Friday, May 21, at 8:30 a.

thence. to St. Leo's Church, where 8 requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul commencing at 9 a. m. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum.

MADGE- -In Oakland, May 19, 1937, Walter Webber, beloved husband Margaret Madge, and father of Mrs. W. B. Kennedy, Mrs. R.

C. Brown, Walter W. and Paul K. Madge; a native of Ontario, Canada. Friends are invited to attend services on Friday morning, May 21, at 10:30 o'clock at the AlbertBrown Chapel, 3476 Piedmont Avenue.

MARSH BROWNE In Oakland, May 19, 1937, Grace, wife of Ranald Marsh- -Browne, mother of John Ranald Marsh-Browne, sister of Mrs. Henrietta Hall of Oakland and Mrs. Carroll N. Jones of Sacramento and Alva A. Swesey of Sacramento; a native of California.

Services will be held Friday, May 21, at 3:30 p. m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Bay Place and Montecito Avenue, Oakland.

Interment private. (Albert Brown Company.) San Francisco Deaths AMADO, Angeline -53 years BAKER. Henrietta Years BERTRAM. George BERTRAND, Emile J. BROWN, John Richard-21 months Thomas CAPORALE, Antone -60 years CARLSON, Leona DELL'ARTINO, Louis- -28 years FREDENRICH, Myra HAMPTON, Annie years HART.

Dr. Robert Watson- years PERCIVAL, W. Walter. SCULLY, Margaret E. SIECH.

John SMITH, Andrew Edison -54 years SCULLY: TADLOCK: Elizabeth Andrew 1. WHITE, Scott C. Jr. In Memoriam Memorial Notices for Memorial Day It 1s urgently requested that they be sent, to the Classified De partment not later than Thursday, May 27, that they may be carefully proofread before publica tion in this classification. CEMETERIES Mountain View Cemetery Mausoleum-Columbarium.

Crematorium Terminus Piedmont Avenue, Oakland, Phone Piedmont 2588. FIRST CLASS OFFICES for rent in the Tribune Tower, the outstanding office building of Metropolitan Oakland Near the new Courthouse, Post Office and Federal Building Tribune Tower. Franklin en. (3th Surest CARTERSVILLE, May $0- (U.P) T. McKitchen, a taxicab driver who picked up two hitchhikers near here, said there were three of them by the time he arrived here.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, Columbus, who are hitch-hiking to Chicago, became the parents of a boy. Broadmoor Society Bills Book Review SAN LEANDRO, May of a book review, "This Life I've Loved," be made by Mrs. Alexander Davis of Alameda, at a tea to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Broadmoor Church.

The affair is being held under the auspices of the Cherry Blossom Circle of the Broadmoor Women's Society, according to Mrs. Chester A. Gossett, chairman. The book review, which is a story of the life of Robert Louis Stevenson written by Osobel Field, will precede the tea and a musical program. Mrs.

Gossett said. Committee members in charge of the affair include: Mrs. E. Hoare, Mrs. Roger Rath, Mrs.

F. A. Foote and Mrs. Rena Marty. Mother Loses Suit To Retain Child The State Supreme Court in San Francisco upheld today the right of John Morrell Foster to have custody of his foster son nine months of the year.

Mrs. Iva Gilbertson Foster Beverly Hills, divorced wife of Foster, carried her fight for the child's custody to the California Supreme Court three times. The court ruled today that the father, who lives in Sioux Falls, S. was entitled to custody of 10-year-old Whitney Foster nine months and the divorced wife three months ct the year under provisions of South Dakota Superior Court judgment. Grass Valley Man Named to Council GRASS VALLEY, May (P) John R.

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