Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 25

VITAL STATISTICS Harman In N.Y. Net Quarter Finals DEATHS (Continued) Dean Nearing MORE FUN! EASTBAY TENNIS CHATTER By Phil Gray Kovacs, Jossi In Easy Wins Pierpont Wilson in 'Crucial' Match at Tacoma With Bennett O1 NEW YORK, July 11. (IP) For a ellow who would rather play on grass, Bobby Harman of Oakland, is doing all right in the New York clay court tennis tournament Bobby entered tne quarter-final round yesterday with a 3-6, 9-7, 8-0 triumph over Myron McNamara of Los Angeles. When he came off the court, he told his wife, Jerry, "that darn clay is just as confusing as tver." Mrs. Harman, who climaxed a four-year romance with Bobby at the University of California by parrying him six weeks ago, two days after their graduation, always hides behind something when Bobby drops the first set.

After he wins the next two, he always seeks her out and says, "that darn clay is just as confusing as ever." Elwood Cooke, of Portland, the Nation's sixth-ranking player and Wimbledon finalist last year, gained the quarter-final round after a 2-6, 6-1, 6-3 tussle yesterday with Leonard Hartman, New York veteran. Bill Canning, of Alameda, completed the round of eight by ousting Bill Umstaedter, 6-1, 6-1. Today's pairings: McNeill vi. Kelly, Harman vs. Fishbach, Cooke vt.

Canning, and Guernsey vs. KOVACS ADVANCES NORTH CONWAY, N.H., July 11. (IP) Bob Decker of Newton, a freshman at the University of Miami, provided the Gold Racquet tennis tournament with its first upset yesterday by eliminating Ihe third-seeded Ernie Sutter, of New Orleans, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3, in a third-round match. The other three favored entries dvanced without being pressed. Top-seeded Frank Kovacg, of Oakland, defeated Leon Everett, of Los Angeles, 6-3, 6-2; second-eeded Hal Surface, of Kansas City, Relief Role Dizxy, Weakening as Full-Game Pitcher, To Start Tonight FORT WORTH.

July 11. (IP) Inching towards the life of gentleman farmer, Dizzy Dean, the great pitcher with the tired arm, gets one more curtain call from baseball's fandom tonight. The tall farm boy, just 29, will toe the mound as the starting pitcher for the northern division in the Texas League's annual All-Star game before an expected throng of 8000. Shipped back to the minors only a few weeks ago by the Chicago Cubs after bis worn arm failed to respond in major league tests, Diz has a good won and lost record since returning to the Texas league but the real story has been veiled. Dean has been able to last out only i one of five games, Relief hurlers saved his hide on four oc casions.

But he'll get the starting call for a three-inning stretch, at least. Manager Rogers Hornsby, another great routed from the majors a few seasons back, put Dean back in the glamor role by naming hin as nis siarung piicner. Bay Meadows to Stable Fair Horses PLBASANTON, July 11. So many thoroughbreds are coming to Pleasanton to compete in the daily horseracing programs to be held in conjunction with the five-day Alameda County fair that fair directors today appealed for help to William P. Kyne, general manager of Bay Meadows.

As a result, Kyne will throw open all of the Bay Meadows stable area for an overflow of 80 or more horses During the fair race meet, which has scheduled seven races daily on July 2i 25. 2hSrid 27, the overflow of thoroughbreds will be vanned across the OakUnd-San Mateo bridge when they, are to compete at Pleasanton. ft Decision of the Oakland Recreation Department to refuse reservation of two courts at any playgrounds other than Bushrod, Arroyo Viejo and San Antonio has almost paralyzed play between the East-bay's more than a score of tennis clubs. It is practically an impossibility to run off a team match on a single court and inasmuch as these inter- club team matches are the very heart, soul and lifeline of these clubs, it is hoped that the recrea tion department will modify the ruling. As things stand now.

adjacent mu nicipalities are forced to supply virtually all courts for Eastbay competition. Of the three Oakland sites left available only San An tonio is considered fit for play. Playoff Canceled It appears exceedingly doubtful if the much discussed play-off between the Bay Counties Tennis League champion and the San Fran cisco Tennis Association titlist will ever be held. Originally scheduled for last Sunday, and postponed-on account of the Fourth of July noli day, the match had been definitely arranged for this week-end. Less than an hour after a phone call was received Tuesday from the New Mission club, transbay champs, announcing their inability to the date, a letter was from Willard Smith, manager of Lake park's Bay Counties winners! re questing that the event be put off inaeiiniteiy.

i Oakland Championships Entries are now being received for the Brookdale men's open for the Oakland city championship. The meet will start on July 28th with play confined to Sundays on the Brookdale courts. The tourney is sanctioned annually by the N.C.T.A. and ranks right behind the State land Coast meets in local import ance. Nick Carter won the singles crown last year and two other San Franciscans, John Murio end Harold Wagner, captured the doubles title.

Entries should be phoned or Girl Features Play In Women's Tourney SOUTH BEND, July 11. (IP) Eileen Quinlan of St Paul, chubby lS-year-old sensation of the women's Western. Junior golf tournament, led the parade into the semifinals yes terday with a sparkling 1-up victory in 20 holes over Gunther of Memphis. Others who advanced through the second round in the upper flight were Jeanne Cline of Bloomington, 111., who will play Miss Quinlan today, and Mae Louise Davisson of Leesburg, and Georgia Tainter of Fargo, N.D., to meet in the other match. Get Your 'Coffee and' At Sunrise Ball Game WICHITA, July 11.

(IP)- Sunrise baseball, with coffee and doughnuts at the seventh inning yawn, makes its debut Sunday in the tenth annual Kansas State semi pro tournament. A nine-game program forced offi clals to schedule the first contest for 5 a.m. The coffee and dough nuts will be served to players, um pires and spectators. Cardinals Sign Star CHICAGO, July 11. (JP) Marty Christensen of Minneapolis, former Minnesota backfield star, was signed today by the Chicago Cardinals of the National Professional Football League.

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE Shelby Ford. 2702 Central Avenue, Alameda. California, hereby gives notice of Intention to sell atook In trade consisting of accessories, etc, located on the premises situate at 2800 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, California, to William D. Brown, 240 41st Street, Oakland, the purchase price to be paid on July If, 1940, at 2800 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, California. SHKLBI FVH.V.

NOTICE OF SALE TP UK? I3t T-aat Alameda, California, hereby gives notice of Intention to sell stock In ducta, tires, accessories, located on the premises situate at Lakeshore and Rand, Oakland, California to v. il Alnkw Kl 9 7 nrU .1 a A VI. .1 ir i 11 i Iniia, Oakland, California, the pur chase price to oe paio. on 1940, at 2201 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland, California. 1T- LEGAL NOTICE AnntNtKrB! Han.

of of JOHNSON ON JACK'S TRAIL PORTLAND, July 11. (U.R At 62, Jack Johnson was willing today to fight Jack Dempsey, 45, in a "three to six-round bout" for charity. Issuing a challenge, the Negro former world heavyweight titlist who has been making-night club appearances with dance bands' said such a bout would be "a lot of fun and draw a lot of people." Dempsey, who won the champion ship from Jess Willard, conqueror of Johnson, recently knocked out Cowboy Luttrell, a wrestler, in a special bout at Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Politeo Sets Chabof Course Mark Mrs.

D. F. Politeo not only won the women's invitational tournament at the Lake Chabot Golf Club yesterday, she set a new competitive course record doing it Her 77, compiled on nine-hole totals of 37-40, was one under women's par on the first nine, one over on the second to equal the card for the round, A six on the par-four fifth kept her from bettering par. Low net for club members went to Mrs. J.

G. Birch, 114-3579, and Mrs. Fred Brown, 95-1481. Guests were led by Mrs. Charles Mcintosh, 94-1975, and Mrs.

B. Harrison, 102-2478. Mrs. P. Morrison won the putting with 29.

Hurls Perfect Game, Loses by 2-0 Score Joe Vals, pitching for the Pala-dini Fishermen, turned in his second consecutive no-hit game last night but lost, 2-0, to the Top Row Club in San Francisco. First run scored off him last night came on a walk and a two-base error; the second on an error, a etolen base and his catcher's overthrow of second base. BOURBON for Oakland Birthi FARINHA To the wife of Amancie Rodricues Farinha, 1451 88th Avenue, June 27, twins, a eon, David, and a daushter, Dorothy. FORTTTEH To the wife of Vermis Fort- ner, 1200 Seminary Avenue, June 11, ton, Denis Elmer. GRUGGEL To the wife of Lyle Grus-sel, 9815 Holly Street, June 22, daushter, Diane Florence.

KELTNER To the wife of Asa Lee Keltner, 292 Pearce Street, Hayward, June 24, a daushter, Arline Elizabeth. KRATZ To the wife of George Robert Kratz. 1506 Mitchell Street. June 25. a aon.

Robert Edward. LAMPKIN To the wife of 1 am Ort- man Lampkin, 1790 Linden Street. June 27, a son, Carl Philip. LEINEKE To the wife of George Frederick eLineke. 411 Superior Street, San Leandru, June 27, a daughter, Carolyn Elizabeth.

LAGOW To the wife of Robert Edward Lagow, 6411 Irwin Court, June 24, a daushter. Kathleen Lorraine. MILLER To the wife of Lewli John Miller. 1231 53rd Avenue, June 22, a dauiJkter, June Audrey. MARTINEZ To the wife of Bonifacio Martinez, Vallelo Street.

Miles, June 24, a son. Alfred Johnnie. MEDINAS To the wife of Arthur Me 2982 Chapman Street, June 16, son. Arthur David. McWILLIAMS To the wife of William Francis McWilliams, 1015 Alice Street, Hayward, June 23.

a son. Daryl Philip. PARTCH To the wife fClyde Ervln Partoh, 10421 Voltaire Avenue, June 22, a daughter, Sandra Jean. PENNINGTON To the wife of Georee Ferris Pennington, 4033 Woodruff Avenue, June 26, a daughter, Nancy Lee. R1SSO To the wife of Aldo Risjo, 1613 Carpentier street, San Leandro, June 26, a son, Aide Jr.

RAINEY To the wife of Everett Alvln Rainey, 1092 69th Avenue, June 19, a daughter. SALAS To the wife of Clyde Charles Salas, 535 Market Street, June 21, a son, Romero Clyde. SCOTT To the wife of James Earl Scott, 144 Covington Street, June 27, a daushter, Annette Marie. S. F.

Applications "Dtfdley A. Jr. 39, 65'l8th Avenue. LAING, Virginia I. 29, 1739 Turk Street.

DAVIS, PhUlp R. 24, Mountain View. ROVEDATTI, Elsie 22, 3229 Stelner Street. GAI.ETTI, Louie 27. Fairfax.

DEVIN-CENZI, Marie 26. 672 Guerrero Street. LAPTEFF, Jim N. 6, 577 Caatro Street. PINTO, Lux M.

27, 557 Van Ness-Avenue South. LLAVORE, Eduardo 25, 1418 Stelner Street. GACH ALLAN, Rita 19, 781 Larch Street. MA PES, Julian W. 25.

Litchfield. Cel. CARR, Evelyn L. 18, 1360 Masonic Avenue. MILANI.

Robert F. 22, 11V4 Beaver Street. BATTA1NI, Eleanor 21, 118 Baden Street. NAUGHTON. Noel E.

23, 1484 Fulton Street. PALTER, Lucille 20, 1775 O'Fsr-rell Street. PILIBOSIAN, Sarkta 34, 421 O'Fsrrell Street. HAROOTINIAN, Agnes 29, 1480 36th Avenue. PRICE, Benjamin H.

25, 299 Cole Street. COLLET, Marion 23, San Mateo. RISSO, John L. 25, 20 Tingle? Street. ESPOSTI, Olga V.

24, 191 Kenwood Avenue. SCARDIGLI, Fred 26. 3020 Fillmore Street. PRlOLA. Jean 26, 668 Girard Street.

SCHOENFELD, Sanford F. 14, 626 43d Avenue. KftUGER, Jean H. 22, 324 Aral! i Boulevard. SPRUNG, Raymond W.

35, 149 Mullen Avenue. HEFFERNAN, Irene M. 21, 182 Clinton Park. TAGGART, Paul 31, 480 Ellis Street. REEVES, Audre 20, 887 Bush Street.

VALLEJOS, Elfego 29, 406 First Street. ZARATE, Eulalla 30, Los Anselet. Contra Costa County MARTINEZ. July 11. The following vital statistics are on file here today; MARRIAGE INTENTIONS IT WW A 1I nAJt VaV Bhvat Pittsburg.

BALESTRERI. Rose 20, 148 Los Medanos street, Pittsburg. Dticcn 1. on in, llr Street, Pittsburg. COSTANZA.

Angelina Hi. 23, 4B4 west street, fmiDurg. MARRIAGE LICENSES SILVA, Manuel Jr. 23, 1310 Kelsey Street, Richmond. VQSS, Bertha 20, 628 inn Mtreet, itienmona.

PAGANIS. George Demltri 39, 115 Lor- Ing Avenue, Crqckett. HANGES, Marie lioz BiacK Diamond street, nttsDurs, DIVORCE FILED KNIGHT, Minnie S. vs. Howard desertion.

FLUKE, Blllle Irene vs. Thomas Jefferson, extreme cruelty. Divorces Filed DECKER, Helen vs. Robert E. PETTEBONE, Edith E.

vs. TaswtlL PALMER, Palma vs. Joseph. SORENSEN. Elizabeth Maryvs.

Don ald M.H. BOWMAN, Arline vs. Leonard Putman, FLEWELLING. Sidney vs. Katherlne.

LODGE, Thelma vs. Julian. WISELY. Dessle vs. Merle O.

Jr. ANTONIOLI, Virginia vs. Frank. MACKIE, Virginia vs. Paul S.

MILLER, Helen vs. Archie. DEATHS BARNWELL In Oakland, July 1U40, Duffy loving li unbuild of Hasel Hi. Barnwell, loving son of George L. Barnwell of Candler, North Carolina, brother of H.

h. Harnwell, Mrs. K. M. McCalman of Oakland.

(Irady Barnwell of St. Louis. Mrs. A. Eaaterwood of Birmingham, Alabama, Mrs.

Herbert Meeks of Bremen. Georgia; a native of Georgia. A member of Chateau-Thierry Lodge no. una, c.etA.JD.. Friends are Invited to attend services Friday, July 12, 1940, at 11 o'clock a.m.

at Truman's Chapel, Telegraph Avenue at 30th ntreet, Oakland, under auspices or Hev. C. Meryl Blah and Chateau-Thierry Lodge. BLAIH In Oakland,) July 11. 1940, nine oeioved wire or the late Iteverend Martin S.

Blajr, loving mother of Mrs. A. R. Withers of Kanaas, Haliih M. Blair of Needles, California, Howard Sidney Q.

and Kldon M. Blair or Oakland, lister of Mrs, Lydla Baldwin, O. C. K. H.

B. Meyer; a native of Kanxas. A member ot Klmhurst Prebyterlan Church. Krlenda are reRpentfully Invited to attend the funeral Saturday, July 13, at 2 p.m. at the Klmhurst Chapel of the Clarence N.

Cooper Mortuary, 1901 Kant 14th Street. Beverend Bone officiating. Interment, black well, Oklahoma. BOLTON In Oakland, July 9, Alma L.i beloved wife ot la. J.

Bolton, loving mother of Barbsra Bolton, sister of Mrs. Hasel Van Hagen of Alameda. Clarence C. Levey of La Jolla, California, daughter of the late Mary K. and George N.

Levey; a native of Illinois. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday. July 12, at 10 a.m.- at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. 1580 Frultvale Avenue.

CATON In Oakland, July 10, 1940. Anne oeiovea wire or manuei F. Caton, loving sister of Mrs. Brain and Thomas McLaughlin, aunt of Joseph 10, Connelly; a native of Bait Francisco. 5 Friends are Invited to, attend the funeral Friday.

July 11, at a.m. from the Chapel ot the Oaks, Oakland Mortuary, 8007 Telegraph Avenue, thence to BL Andrew's Church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul at a.m. In. torment, Holy Sepulchre Cerae- tery. DVCLOS In Oakland, July 10, 1940, Edward C.

dearly beloved, husband of Nellie Av Duclos, etep- father of Robert TVIlllam George -Louis Glvens: a native of St. Paul, Minnesota, aged 4 years. A member of Court United States f.ost '5. Amerlcaji Legion: Jfcy ttaJloDTNoTaJi Jlst Division, and Theatrical Janitors ymon. Local 121 1 rlende are Invited to attend the servlcee July 1J, H40.

at clock p.m. at the chapel of Company jSVo Tr Fiah v'n' nd J7tn Street, Oakland, under aueplces ot Court United States No. i8. F.oX EARL In Oakland, July 1940. EarL beloved hua.

band of the late Leah Nora Earl, father of the late Harriett Parker and grandfather ot Dorothy Jean and Helen Louies Parker; aged h.rye8' 1 day. A meVn. ber of Sequoia Lodge No. 14 F. and A.M., Oak Leaf Chapter Scottish RiteBodle" Past Matrons and Past Patrons S0" Amlc' Friends are invited to attend services at The Grant D.

Miller Mortuaries, East 14th Btreet. corner 24th Avenue. Oakland, FrN day, July 12, 1940. at 10 o'clock a.m. under the auspices of Sequoia Lodge No.

149, F. and A.M. Interment Gilrov. raiifn-i. ruTtnXl "'o nusDano or Uotilde Garblnl.

loving father of llnflm nd Pste Garblnf, brother of Uiovannl Garblnl oi Oakland and Emanuel Garbinl of ni of Oakland and Ernest Gar. blnl of Italy. ters-ln-law. cousins, nieces, nephew, in Pittsburgh. San Martin, San rancisco.

Dos Paloa. Uklah and la Italy, aunts and uncles la Italy: a "t'v Sesta Godano. Province dl Speiia, Italy, aged (I ysars. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday. Julw Ja "Ltt id iron ut chaDel nf A 1 harf IT.n.l.

m- 1940, at o'clock a.m. from the Avenua and 37th Street, thence to Sacred Heart Church, 40th and Grove Streets where a requiem blah mass will be offered for the repose- of his soul commencing at :30 o'clock a.m. Recitation of the rosary Friday evening. Entomb merit. St.

Joaenh'B Mbvii.m1...m ii IVM" or. tne late Bertha Garrlgues. brother of Mrs. Antenen. Mrs.

P. Btalder, Edward Qarrigues and Mrs. T. Bruck; a native of France. A mem f'oe' FrultvaU ArU No.

137S, Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral Friday, July Ji" at, th Fmitvala Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuary. 1580 Frultvale Avenue, interment. Presidio National Cemetery. HARDIN In Hayward.

July 10, 1140. uoioyeu Buaoana or Rhoda A. Hardin; lovlffg father of Mrs. Anna Moffat, Joseph 8. Hardin; grandfather ot Bertha Hardin, Mrs.

Virginia Roth. Mary Catherine Moffat; great grand. NanoZ Btn Richard Bruce Roth. native of Kentucky; aged IS years. I months, 18 days.

A member cf Elmhurst Baptist Church. Friends are Invited to attend services at the Grant Miller Mortuaries, Ino Bast 14th Street, corner 24th Avenue, Oakland, Frl-day, July 12, 1940, at 1:20 o'olock p.m. Interment, Evergreen Come- In: Oakland. July 10 1140, Theresa wif. of the late Fred sister ef the late Josephine Stuart, Mrs.

Anna Woodard and Mrs. Carrie Stout, aunt of J. I and tValte' Stuart Violet Kennedy a native of Ohio. (Indianapolis, Indiana, papers please copy.) Services Saturday afternoon. Sl3rafJ' o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown Company, 2471 Piedmont Avenue, Oakland.

Entombment. Mountain View Mauso- jdtiim. juw iif.t. tie, beloved wife of the late Henry yiiue, loving roomer i the late Mrs. May Madeu and Harry Low.

ell, grandmother of Joha and Sumner Madeu, sister of Frank D. Simpson of San Mateo, aunt ef J. Simpson, of Oakland; a native vm. j. lUDUIVir AN wood City Parlor.

N.D.G.W, nonuB aro respeotiuuy Invited to attend the funeral Friday, July 12, at p.m. at the Frultvale Chapel of the Clarence N. Cooper Mortuarv. lRHO Vrrnitv.t. A MOORK In Oakland, California, iveu.

Arcnie vy. Moore, be. loved husband ef Margaret Moore, loving brother of Lucille Moore a native of Grass Valley, California. (Grass Valley papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held tn Grass Valley, California, For further Information call Patterson Funeral fiervlna. T-IT mm tm tin RITTlSK (no Glllkk In Oakland, July 10, 1240, May, dearly beloved wij ok ijvum Alitor, loving mother of Edward and Mary Hitter, loving sister ot John, Kan, James.

Dene and Anita: a native of Oakland. Friends are respectfully Invited iu aiiena ine lunerai eaturaay, July 12, 1240. at a.m. trom her late residence, 695 Rand Avenue, thence to Our Lady of Lourdrs Church where a requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of ber soul, commencing at 9:80 a.m. Recitation of the rosary Friday evening at I o'olock.

Interment, St. Mary's, Cemetery, (East Lawn Cnan.l imlMt, THEFETHBJr in Oakland, July 10. 1940, Eugene husband ef the 1-, v. iv vjvii ia Ai jaiuri of Carol, Eugene E. Jr.

and Van S. Trefethen and Mrs. S. B. Dodds, son of Mrs.

Ada Van Syckle Trefethen, brother of Mrs. C. Rust; a native of Oakland, California. Friends are Invited to attend services Saturday morning, July 13, at 10:80 o'clock at the chapel of Albert Brown Company, 2478 Pl.rimnnfc Av.nu. rt.Ul.nH WIELAN0 In Oakland, July 10.

Frank beloved husband of ary T. wisiana, loving father or Mrs. Floyd Wathor, jdrt. Alfred Thomason, Guy. Homer Walter V- Louis fVsss A.

and Leonard J. Wleland, brother of Joseph Wleland and Mrs. Mary Bauer and Matilda Wleland. Mrs. L.

Knlttle, Mrs. V. Dautermond, all of Iowa, also leaves 2 grandchildren; a native of Iowa, to attend the funeral Saturday, iuiy xo, ai a. ru. irom tne x.11'1-hurst Chapel of the Clarence N.

Cooper Mortuary, 2901 East 14th Street, thenoe to St. Louis Church 100th Avenue at East 14th Street, where a requiem mass will celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:30 a.m. Interment, Holy Sepulohre Cemetery Son Francisco DcalS.s ANDFRSffN (nee Kleiner), Ann 29 yei-1 ANDERSON. DOLGOFf. Tatlana A.

0 DONOHUal Peter (Al GARNER, Gary Emory Infant, HtMNHOKN, wuiiam HOHWEISNFR, Julia Lillian HUMPH HS.YS, James ff 47 years KURRELL. Theodore LOUDEHBACK, Harriet LYONS, Adeline M. McLAUGHUN, Leroy rioiiiNbON, earns i -1 SMITH, Lena VALENTE, Fillove years VOLK, Phillip G. Scalzo Stops Ivy in 15th Cut Lip Puts End To Feather Title Battle in Hartford HARTFORD, July Bobby Ivy, a newsboy who calls himself "Poison," proved to be more dangerous than flower-pot Ivy, and today Petey Scalzo owned as much of the featherweight title as he ever did. Scalzo was awarded a technical knockout in the 15th round of their title fight last night.

The local lad was unable to answer the bell because of a severely lacerated lip. Referee Billy Taylor and both judges called it a 15th round Scalzo, the National Boxing Association's 126-pound champion, was far ahead on points. The United Press score sneet had Scalzo the winner in 11 rounds with one even. Ivy took the second and 12th. The officials thought the Hartford slugger also had the edge in the 11th.

EASTERN LEAGUE Hartford 3, Albany 1. Btnshamton 9-2; Sprinsfleld 3-3. Intentions to Wed BARNES. Robert 24. 9231 Eighth Street, Berkeley, NINNIS, Noel Zeona 21.

2242 Grove Street, 'Berkeley. CARR, MacCauley 42, 476 41st Street, Oakland. JONES, Gertrude Marie 35, UBU Terrace street, Oakland. CHAREN, Albert 60. 2766 Greenwich Street, San Franclaco.

PETERSON, Outs-ate Violet S3. 47th Street. Emeryville. CLARK, Joseph Felix 21, 1807 68th Avenue, uakiand. lfSKN, Hazel Ann 19, 176S Auseon Avenue, Oakland.

FITZGERALD. Frame 21. 32B7 Enclnal Avenue, Alameda. YOUNG. Vlminta in, Encinat Avenue, Alameda, GIRENZEBACH, Howard Franklin 21.

3231 Boston Avenue. Oakland. WHIT- FORD, Edith Brown 18, 3231 Boston Avenue, uaKiand. LINES, Roy Harvey 28, S053I East Fourteenht Street, Hayward. DESSEL, Marcella Josephine 28.

821 Myrtle Street, Oakland. McLARTY, Archibald 32, 286 41st Street, Oakland. SHEDD, Catherine Mary nt l.n Q. 1 1 NESBIT, George MacDonald 31, 14S8 Sixth Street, Alameda. WHITE, Mar-iorie Mlllicent 27, 645 Santa Ray Ave nue, uaKiana.

DAT D.tnh Wall OR 1AA CnHn Clara Avenue, Oakland. Ruth Jane 21, 2839 Georgia Street, Oakland. PARRISH, Everett-24, Fort Brass. Wanda Maxlne 21, 2418 86th Avenue. Oakland.

WHISKEY only wtililcy i Is mailed at once to Rice Tompkins Sport Shop, 1607 Second Avenue, Oakland. Phone Templebar 9223. Interclub Matches A half dozen Eastbay teams have matches set for this Sunday. The Seventh Avenue women's team en gages the Mosswood gals at San An tonio playgrounds. Eastbay Reds travel to San Francisco to do battle with the Army squad at the Presidio.

Eastbay Whites and women's teams will be guests of San Jose. Dimond Bees tangle with Terrace Heights at Memorial Park, Albany. Albany Tournament Leroy Alward has come through two successful rounds in the Al bany club championships. A hand some trophy is in store for the win ner. Results to date include Harry Dimond d.

Stan Hawkins. 6-2, 4-6. 6-4; Alward d. Jack Selsted, 6-2, 14-12; Ray Bushnell d. Lee Spencer, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4; Joe Hovseplan d.

Bill Jones, 2-6. 6-4, 14-12; Art Rinnle Gene Miller, 6-4, 5-7, 8-1; Alward d. Dimond, 5-7, 8-6, 6-4. Notes From the Clubs ALBANY For the first time in five years Ray Bushnell does not head the ladder. Ray was defeated in a challenge match by Art Rlnnie, 7-5, 6-3.

BROOKDALE a Summer has replaced Waddy Larsen as treas urer. Waddy resigned due to pres- sure of other affairs and Summer was elected by acclamation. HALCEYON Vic Kohl has sunk to the third rung on the ladder. Vic was defeated by Bert Gould, who was in turn dropped by Lefty Han sen. Hansen thus becomes the number one man even though the club championship was recently won by Louis MoschettL Meeting Notices The following meetings are on tap for the next seven day: Tonight-Bay Counties Tennis League, Lake' park club.

a Brookdale. Tuesday a a y. Wednesday Fernslde. Hecht Beats Allison In Spring Lake Tennis SPRING LAKE, N.J., July 11. UP) Wilmer Allison's comeback at tempt crumbled yesterday before Ladislav Hecht, former Czech Davis Cup star, as a field of eight moved into the quarter-final round of the Eighth Annual Spring Lake Invi-tational tennis tournament.

Hecht humbled the onetime Na tional amateur champion in straight sets, 7-5 and 6-3. He will meet Gard nar Mulloy of Miami, last year's runner-up, in the quarter-finals tO' day. Mulloy continued on his win ning way by beating Henry Betjer of San Angelo, 6-0, 6-3. Frankie Parker coasted through Roger Williams of New Brunswick, and Hugh Lynch of Wasnlngton. Sees 'Open' Tennis NEW YORK, July 11.

(IP) Tennis professional Vinnie Richards, the former Internationalist, said today he was "sure pro tennis stands ready to aid the Red Cross" by participating in a four-day open tennis tour nament. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF RALE John Oirlnbv. (437 Loekslev Avanna. Oakland. California, hereby gives notice of Intention to sell stooK in trade consisting 01 petroleum products, tires, acceaiorlea, located on the premises situate at Grand and Wildwood, Piedmont, California, to Nell Koskl, 380 61th Avenue, Oakland, the pur-ohase prlee to be paid on July.

IT, 1940, at Grand and Wildwood, Piedmont, California. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO EN GAGE IN THE SALE Or ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. July 10, 1940. Te Whom It May Concern: Nnrlna la harahv oiven that fifteen days after the date poated, the un- aersignea propones id beverages at these premises, described as followe: 171 A H.vanth HtrMt. UflK RHQ.

Pnraimnt tn auch Intention, the In annlvlns tO the Board of Equalization for Issuance an alcoholic beverage license for these premises as follows: On Bale Beer. Anyone desiring to protest the Is suance or such license may rue a verified protest with the Btate Board Equalisation at Sacramento, California, stating grounds tor denial as provided by Taw. The premises are not licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. LEGAL NOTICE ft.M.B. irnnM thr ROT1THERN LINE OF feet easterly frem the eastern II ne iwo nunarea ana wnj tn a naint on the eastern line of puoue sewer 'easement anq ngni oi the property ever which It extends sewer easement and right ef way Jaeobsen, Peters, Quinn, Shattuek, Noes None.

Absent None. if) Like getting a'Tailor-Made'Suit at a'Ready-Made" Price when you can buy eliminated Clifford Sutter, of New brk, 6-1, 6-2, and George Toley, of Angeles, gained the. quarter finals with a 6-2, 6-1 victory over Kenneth Bartelt, of Los Angeles. Larry Dee, of San Francisco, defeated Jack Mahoney, of New York. 6-2, 6-2.

SMITH IN QUARTERS DENVER, July 11. (P) The final of the Colorado Open tennis tournament may be an all-California affair Sunday, just aft it Was lest year svhen Gene Mako of Lot Angeles defeated Edwin Amark of San Francisco for the title. Mako isn't competing this year, but six other Californians, including top-seeded Eugene Smith of Piedmont, who won the Utah title last Sunday, are among the eight itai opening quarter-final play to- Jack Jossl of Oakland, re- eent winner of tournaments at To-peka and Wichita, eliminated the last Colorado contender, seventh-seeded Jack Cella, yesterday. Jossl downed the 19-year-old Denver player 6-2, 6-4. HELEN JACOBS IN SEMIS PHILADELPHIA, July 11.

(Ph-Helen Jacobs and Helen Pedersen took opponents in their stride today to advance into the semifinals of the Middle States women's tennis tournament singles. Miss Jacobs, of Berkeley, Calif, former National and Wimbledon champion, dropped only three games in downing Madge (Bunny) Har- haw, 6-2, 6-1. Miss Pederson, Stamford, tar, who is ranked 13th Nationally, ran out her match at will against Emily Lincoln of Boston, 6-2, 6-2. WILSON VS. BENNETT TACOMA.

July 11. Although the titular match won't be played until Saturday, the dope-stars were predicting the men's singles championship in the Pacific Northwest tennis tournament will be decided today when Dick Bennett, Tacoma, seeded No. 1, and Pierpont Wilson, rangy Oakland youngster, meet In a semifinals tussle. In quarter-finals matches yesterday, Bennett stroked his way to an easy victory over Don Harris, 14-year-old Los Angeles boy, and Wilson, seeded No. 5, sprang a mild upset by disposing of Budge Patty, of Los Angeles, former National boys' hardcourt champion, 6-3, 6-0.

PAT CANNING LOSES INDIANAPOLIS, July 11. (IP) Top-seeded Bobby Riggs of Chicago drew Tom Brown of San Francisco today in the men's singles of the ird Annual Western tennis tourna- ent. Welby Van Horn of Los An- geles, ranked No. 2, faced Robert Smidl of Chicago. In the women's singles Alice Marble of Beverly Hills, seeded first, faced Mary Ann Davis Jt Columbus, snd Virginia Wolf-nden of Berkeley, Calif, No.

2, met Virginia Leitner of Toledo, O. Mary Hard wick beat Patricia Canning of Alameda, Calif-, 6-1, 0-1 yesterday. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION I Nashville 4, Atlanta S. Memphis 4, Birmingham 0. Nw Orleans 3-4.

Little Rock 1-10. Chattanooga-Knoxvtlle (postponed). PAIS For Hum Wis owEIALBwr! e.A 'LT IB (VV JULHsSa 0mmUASSd II STRAIGHTjlL I ri AN ORDINANCE ABANDONING A CERTAIN PUBLIC SEWER i A A wit urBmpfinK HPANTKD TO THE iK "r-wniwA fTH ST REET, INTENDED A 8TERLT7 TO A8TH LINE OF 0n. FALLON STREET; ABU AU 1 JrlLfrUzaNW AriLj XVttVK OF THE CITY OP OAKLAND TO EXECUTE AND DELIVER A. QUITCLAIM DEED TO THE OWNER OF THE LAND OVER WHICH THE ABANDONED SEWER EASEMENT AND RIGHT OF WAT EXTENDS.

WHEREAS, a certain public sewer easement and right ot way extending from the southern line of th Street, extended easterly, to the av.a vr.nt fa, tti fM of Oakland YV II line vi piiwii wmoi deed from The Oakland Water Front a corporation, dated July t. lit, and recorded November 14, 1191, In Liber 464 of Deeds, page is, IB the office of the Recorder of Alameda County, California; and, whereas, tne gram ei eaaemem ana ngni 7 thirdly described In the above mentioned deed, which description I aa follows, to-wlt: M22 PINT $2.38 QUART (TATI IXCISI TAX WCLUDID) THIRD: A strip ot lana iweniy-nve xeei wiue ijiu onu one-half m) feet equally on each side of a centre line described, as ollCommene point on the southern line of Sixth ((th) Street aaatarfv rflalanf tharann flva hundred and twenty-eighth tSZSl and sixty-three (8 one-huhdredthe of Oak street; mence suainwesieriy e.ioi aaf mir nr immm Fallon Street, extended southerly, said point being; distant one hundred and eighty -nine and one-tenth (1-10) feet southerly from the south, ern line of Sixth (6th) Street; and 1 WHEREAS, the aroreeescTibeo will Interfere with the use of ana IB not now neeaea lor ne purpose iot wbicb wh iren'-j, the abandonment of said easement and right of way will be In the public Interest: now, therefore. v. i.l. Ba IT OHDAira.U oy me vouncu oi inw vni oi uuain miiowa; Ri-rTiON l.

The hereinbefore described oubllo sewer easement and This right of way extending from the southern line of Ith-Street, -extended easterly, to the eastern line ot Fallon Street le hereby abandoned. SECTION 3. 'The Mayor of the City of Oakland Is hereby authorised and directed to execute In the name ot said City and te deliver to Standard 4ert oWTT. 0 proof Hinm Talker Soni lac Realty and Development uompany, a corporation, owner oi ine una over rhlnh the afnreiald abandoned nubile sewer easement and right of way 111 1 extends, quitclaim deed to the public JPtorla, nilnoti hereoy ansnaoneo. section s.

This ordinance shall take effect sixty (W) days after the passage In Council, Oakland, July H4. t.aa.i( 4a nrlnt far twe dava bv the following vote: A Tea CenneiU 4 men: Beach. DePaoll, Fltsslmmons, Slavlch and President MeCraekenS. Kt -ly 10 (J.