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JANUARY 13, 1936. PART II. MONDAY MORNING. 12 Lighthorse and Douglas in Setbacks ppq N.EWS And Activities at LOS ANGELES HARBOR MAT CHAMP dispute AT Looking for Lost Cuff Button i VESSEL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Canvilri Maris Estkant REFER TO STEAMSHIP COMPANY ror. DCCK TIME.

RATES, RESERVATIONS AND PORTS OF CALL. VESSELS DIE TO MONDAY, JANIABY 11 SOCCERITES SURPRISED ON PROGRAM STANDSTILL time rmoM or agent die to sail FOB VESSEL BERTH ABSAROKA ITS CANADA Dn SI Dm 8 P-Seattl a.m. Philadelphia MeCormlrk .3.0. Co. Jan.

14 McGuirk to Meet Christy 10:00 a m. Copenhagen 1:00 a.m. Vancouver-S. F. Guthrie t.

Jan. 14 Collegians and Mackerel Fight m. Baltimor Shanghai 5:00 p.m. Glasso m. Mobils in Legion Feature; Mexican on Bill a.m.

Portland Suaden tt christensoa Jan. 13 p.m. New Yoik Williams. Dimond ft Co. Jan.

13 Vancouter-8. F. (Pacific! Ltd. Jan. 13 a.m.

Scaitle-S. F. 8yne Hoyt, Ltd. Jan. 13 a.m.

Tampa Swayne ft Hon. Ltd. Jan. IS a.m. Vancouver-S.

F. ft Chnstenson Jan. 13 a.m. Port San Luis Union Oil Co. Jan.

14 a.m. Seattie-S. F. American-Hawaiian 6. Co.

Jan. 13 Parleys Vain p.m. S. m. m.

m. Portland Baltimore L.A.AJC. Win Mercuries Upset Flyers in 1-0' Battle; Lighthorse Loses 2-1 Game Packers Finn on Price and EDWIN CHRISTENSON Anc. KWANTO MARU (Jap.) 22BD PACiPIC GROVE (Br.) 188 POINT ESTERO 230B POINT ANCHA 230 A VICTORIA CITY (Br.) ..189 WARWICK (tkr.) WILLZIPO 17 VESSEL BERTH ANTIGUA 187 ADMIRAL NULTON 15 BELFAST MARU (Jap.) BARBARA CATES 188 CHARLES R. McCORMICK 178 COTTONEVA LB.

-50 CRICKET L.B -A EMIDIO (tkr.) J38 Leroy McGuirk. world's light-heavyweight champion, will be on the lookout tonight for flying tackles. The Oklahoma college man VESSELS DIE TO ARRIVE TITSDAY, JANUARY TIME FROM OPERATOR OR AGENT DIE TO SAIL Balboa Fruit Co. Jan. 14 a.m.

Seattle-S. F. Pacific 6 8. Jan. 15 p.m..

a m. Yokohama Interorean 8 3. Corp. Jan. 14 p.m.

Fishermen Turn Their Efforts to Sardines FOB Franctseo ....8. New York F. -Seattle Philadelphia, San Francisco who learned his mat alphabet from m. m. p.m.

Edward (Pop) Callahan, meets a new Gus Sonnenberg in Ted Christy am. Baltimore Sudcen ft Christenson Jan. 17 a m. 8eattle-S. F.

McCormick 8 S. Co. Jan. 14 a.m. San Diego 8 D.

ft 8. P. S. Co. Jan.

14 a m. Portland Owens-Parks Lor. Co. Indefinite. a.m.

Portland General Pel. Corp. Jan. 14 p.m. Baltimore Interocean 6 3.

Corp. Jan. 15 m. Tacoma-S. F.

Luckenbach Lines Jan. 15 a.m. Seattle-S. Williams. Dimond ft Co.

Jan. 14 m. Bombay Oeneral 8 8. Corp. Jan.

16 a.m. Elwood Richfield Oil Co. Jan. 15 p.m. at the Hollywood Legion Stadium.

Seattle S. Boston pm, Christy and McGuirk divide hon HEFFRON US HORACE tUCKENBACH 230D SAN FELIPK 2-8E SILVER AY (Br.) 2J0E m. Philadelphia. ors with Yukon Jake, the dog-team p.m 8. p.m Portland SOCCER RESULTS I.

A AC. li Dourlas-Nerthrop, Celleriens, tt Llt-hthorse. 1. Hollyweed. Victoria.

Magyars, 4i Vikinss, 1. Stunning upsets marked yesterday's Los Angeles league soccer play at both McLaglen and Loyola stadiums. L.A.A.C., a lowly first half team, surprised by defeating Doug- TOPILA (tkr.) L.B.-56 driver from Alaska, and "Mysterious Mr. whose mask has kept his ACTIVE VESSELS IN PORT. MIDNIGHT.

SI NDAY. JAM ARY It BERTH ARRIVED FROM OPERATOR OR AGENT DIE TO SAIL ....176 Jan. 12 Taeoma-S. S.S. Co.

Jan. 13 pm. VESSEL ALASKA! identity unknown in California for the last six months. ADMIRAL CHASE 154 BE RO ANGER (Nor.) S31 MEXICAN FEATURED And featured in a one-fall, thirty- las-Northrop, 1-0, at the former field, and the Collegians knocked CALIFORNIA 23-7B Jan. 11 Portland-S.

F. Pacinc 8 8. Lines Jan. 13 p.m. Jan.

12 Rotterdam Interocean 6.8. Corp. Jan. 13 a.m. Jan.

11 New York-S. D. Pacific Line Jan. 13 Jan. 11 Paulsboro Union Oil Co.

Indefinite. Jan. 7 Richmond Oil Co. of Cal. Jan.

13 m. Jan. 10 Buenos Aires McCormick 8 8. Co. Jan.

13 6:00 p.m. CATHWOOD 'tkr.) 150 D. G. SCOP7ELD 107 BY WAYNE B. CAVE Mackerel packers and fishermen have reached a stalemate over the latter's demands for more money, and the fishermen have turned their boats to catching sardines for the same packers.

Both sides insist there isn't any strike, and negotiations are continuing. Fishermen, perhaps 1000 of them who man the 100 purse seiners- fishing mackerel and sardines alternately, demand $18 a ton for their mackerel catches. Canners insist the present price of $15, which has been advanced successively from about half that figure, is all that can be paid if the product is to retail under 10 cents a can. PACKERS' STAND FOB Boston ..8. F-Portland Vancouver San Francisco .8 San Luie Ventura.

Avon, over Lighthorse, 2-1, at Loyola. minute bout will be Charro Francis EMERGENCY AID 178 co Aguayo, who claims to be" the These two preliminaries stole the afternoon's show from the pair of only man who ever knocked out Jimmy Londos, with Al Stecher, a m. m. p.m. am.

m. GOLDEN 8UN 163 LOS ANGELES (tkr.) 164 LA BREA (tkr.) 17 NEVADAN 176 PAUL SHOtlP (tkr.) S39 POINT BRAVA 330B main events. Hollywood had its Greek. Jose Edesa and the quick-footed Jan. 11 Shanshal-S.

F. 8 8. Co. Jan. 20 Jan.

12 Port San Luia Union Oil Co. Jan. 13 Jan. 12 Ventura Union Oil Co. Jan.

13 Jan. 12 Boston American-Hawaiian 8.8. Co. Jan. 13 Jan.

12 Ventura Associated Oil Co. Jan. 14 Jan. 12 Mobile Swayne ft Hoyt. Ltd.

Jan. 15 Jan. 12 N. Y. -Havana Dollar SS.

Linea Jan. 13 Jan. 11 Baltimore Swayne ft Hot. Ltd. Jan.

13 Jan. 12 Antwerp Williams. Dimond ft Co. Jan. 14 Jan.

10 Portland. Me Norton, Lilly Co. Jan. 14 S. -Seattle m.

Basque was enough for the Sheiks The Legion has had one of the PRESIDENT GARFIELD 154 Noon Around world p.m S. 5.00 m. 8. PENNMAR 145 SCHWABEN tarr.J L.B.-70 biggest advance sales it has registered since opening its doors to the neck-twisters a year ago. pm a.

a.m. ..,8. STEEL VOYAOFR 190 SUSAN V. LUCKENBACH 232D Jan. la Boston mcaenoacn umrs uan.

Jan. 9 La Plata Norton. Lilly ft Co. Indefinite, TPELISSICK (Br.l 82 TEIYO MARU (Jap. tkr.) 172 McGuirk is undefeated in the Jan.

12 Yokohama Balfour, Outhrie ft Co. Jan. 14 p.m Jan. 12 San Francisco Union Oil Co. Jan.

13 a.m. Seattle VTACARBON ISO eighteen months he has held the to victoria, 3-0, in the main game at McLaglen's field. The first half was evenly fought to a noth-Ing-up standstill, but it was all Edesa in the second half with Jose scoring all three goals. KIDS CONQUER Collegians struck up their fourth straight win in beating Lighthorse at Loyola. It was a tough pill for McLaglen's players to swallow get 175-pound belt.

The Beta Theta Pi, Gamba Lambda chapter of the LOCATION OF BERTHS Outer Harbor, 35 to 73: San Pedro, 74 to 98: West Basin. 101 to 149: Wilmington, ISO to 190; East Basin. 191 to 204: Terminal Island, 205 to, 241: Long Beach. Pier A to 97. Indicates psssenger vessel.

Arrival time indicated Is at Breakwater Light. Salllnt time la, from dock.) Oklahoma school, has beaten a dozen men in three weeks here. "Mackerel is a low-priced food." explained a packer's representative, "and it won't sell above a dime. We might just as well cease packing it now." i Fishermen claim canners are get- ting higher pack prices than last! year when $15 was paid, "and wei want some of that," declared onei TRANS-PACIFIC MAIL 'yesterday were dragging for its re- icovery. The vessel, in direct from; HITS LIMELIGHT Christy zoomed into the limelight SHIP MOVEMENTS SUNDAY a week ago by pinning the old reliable of the junior heavies.

Dude Nippon, continued last night for New York. ting beat by a bunch of 19-year-old kids, but defeated they were. They might have taken the game a bit too lightly, but they couldn't score when goals were needed, although they nudged in the first tally. After Chick. He crashed Chick into sub spokesman.

The packer's represent The following schedule of sailing Is provided by the Los Angeles pastoffice: January 14. from San Francisco. Mall for Hawaii, New Zealand and Australia. January 18. from Ban Francisco.

Mail for Hawaii. January 18. from Seattle. Mail for Japan, China. Hongkong.

Siam, French Indochina. Dulxb. East Indies and Philippines. mission with a flying tackle that recalled the "billy goat" days of Sonnenberg when he was the country's greatest attraction. ative said the price uow is $3.75 a case, compared with $2.60 the; year betore, but that canners still; are filling many contracts signed i that the youngsters, who are now DOLLAR LINER ARRIVES AND ANOTHER DEPARTS The Dollar liner President Lincoln sailed for New York at noon yester- sponsored by Ray Mala, film actor, Trouble looms for Mr.

the Helene Madison, a double swimming champion in the last Olympic Games, intends to see that her former team-mate. Jack Medica, is in condition for the Olympics at Berlin this year. When she finished her work as a probationer at a Seattle hospital she called in Jack, one of Uncle Sam's chief aquatic hopes, to give him the once over. Photo shows Student Nurse Helene jabbing at his tonsils. photo simultaneously with arrival of masked marvel.

Yukon Jake, who at the $2.60 figure. INDUSTRY EXTENT Packing of mackerel, developed by comes from a section of the world the President Garfield from new York, each with more than 150 passengers. Arriving on the President canners in the last four years, now where deception doesn't count, Alaska, has threatened to tear the mask off the unknown's face before the went to work, and Rudy FTietag ana BiMy Cvssman accounted for the necessary points. Magyars were given a stiff battle by Vikings in the first half of the Loyola main event, but in the second period the defending champions wore down the Nordics and led by Red Espinosa tallied three times to finally win out, 4-1. Ian Lincoln were William A.

rivals the sardine and tuna industries in local importance. Approxi match starts. depart this week for the annual convention of the National Canners' Association at Chicago. Fish packers alone will send approximately a score to the parley, the largest number in history. Six Pullman cars over the Union Pacific from here will connect with an equal number out of San Francisco.

CALZA GIVEN VESSELS ARRIVED NEVADAN, Boston. 13:15 a.m. ALASKAN, Tacoma-S. 13:30 a.m. ROBERT LUCKENBACH, Tacoma-S.

1 am. SUSAN V. LUCKENBACH. Boston, 1:30 a m. POINT BRAVA.

Mobile, 5 a.m. I'TACARBON. Sen Francisco. Sam. KWANSAI MARU.

Kobe, a.m. PRESIDENT GARFIELD, N. vana. 10 a.m. HOPECREST.

Vancouver. 12 30 pm. TEIVO MARU. Yokohama, 1:30 pm. BERGANOER.

Rotterdam, 2:10 p.m. LOS ANOELES, Port San Lule, 3:20 pm. LA BREA. Ventura, p.m. PAUL 8HOUP.

Ventura, 5:30 p.m. SCHWABEN. Antwerp, p.m. VESSELS SAILED SANTA PAULA, Masatlan-H. am.

TEXADA. 6:35 m. PRESIDENT LINCOLN. Havana-N. 13:45 m.

KIKOSKEK. 8an Francisco, 2 m. 8INALOA. Bahia Ventosa. 3:40 p.m.

HOPECREST. Bridgetown. p.m. KWANSAI MARU. New York, 8 p.m.

ROBERT LUCKENBACH, Boston, 10 p.m. SAN CLEMENTS, Philadelphia. :0 p.m. mately 72,500 tons were delivered to canneries in 1935 and more than WEARS RED HELMET Mr. has agreed to unmask If 1,600.000 cases of forty-eight one- beaten.

But so far he is still work pound cans each were packed. ing back of the 'ired devil" helmet that has defied all comers. The new enterprise anoraea much additional employment for fisher ROACH STARS IN POLO WIN Midwiek Four Tramples Foe by 9-4, Holds Lead Over Northerners men and cannery workers, partic Jake is the real sourdough type. ularly during the slack period between sardine and tuna seasons. LEWIS DEFI 'Strangler" Offers to Meet Italian; Garibaldi and Lopez to Tangle Ed (Strangler) Lewis, an old head Bruce and Johnny Dekema, on a hard taken free shot, scored the other Magyar points, while Vikings tallied on a penalty, converted by Pene Swansen.

MERCURIES WIN L.AA.C. beat Douglas in the first half, scoring when Henry Monk's cross from the right wing was shoved through by Monty Mon-sterrst, left winger. Throughout the second half, the Mercuries played If he wants to make a face he makes a good one. If he kicks an opponent he kicks with all his might. If he turns the juice into a hammerlock he makes it hurt.

ANCHOR LOST BY FOG-HALTED SHIP The O.S.K. motorship Kwansai Maru, stopping in the fog 500 yards outside Los Angeles breakwater during the night, lost the anchor when she pulled in her chain to shift to quarantine waters. Salvage tugs SEVERAL SCORE GOING TO CONVENTION Phil Romano makes hia debut Several score cannery executives Cyril S. Treaty and Robert W. Tripp, technical engineers with the United Research Corporation, which Warner Brothers recently took over and is moving bodily from New York to Burbank.

It is understood the plant will bring families of twenty-five of its employees for the new set-up here, one-sixth of the number employed at New York. The rest may be recruited here. SEVEN ANGELENOS GOING ON WORLD TOUR Seven Los Angeles residents will sail from San Pedro February 6 tor a tour of the world, according to the D. F. Robertson Travel Bureau.

The party, including Mrs. Ann Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Crowley, Miss Ethel Flelden, Roger Seller and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, will connect with the liner Empress of Japan at Honolulu, visit the Orient and the Holy Land and proceed through Europe by automobile from Marseilles. France. against Bobby Samson, claimant of of Southern California plants will the Coast welterweight title.

great defensive football with Goalie AIR SCHEDULE Stanley Rogers, bam-headed cy Robertson and Fullbacks Dave Col- at sleight-of-hand tricks in wrestling circles, pulled one out of the hat over the week-end on George clone from the plains of Western Kansas, faces Pete Belcastro. ville and Johnny Tucker putting Lawson Little's Golf forth great games. Douglas had Al Tiedemann back in Its line-up, but the big German star was stopped (The Great) Calza, self-advertised king of the mat. Lewis will practically stymie Cal cold. (Continued from Ninth Page) his team-mates, enabling them to get clear for easy shots.

He halted the northerners whenever they came into scoring territory, his defensive play making Whitney look very good at the back position. Whitney tumbled from his mount in the fifth chukker, but was unhurt Both teams were rated at 16 goals. Line-ups: Midwick (9) Sao Francisco (4) Writing to Be Curbed NEW YORK, Jan. 12. Lawson Little's literary labors will be HINES VICTOR IN LA.

OPEN (Continued from Ninth Page) Saturday and Hines shot his best round, a 68. OTHERS FALTER Mrs. Williams Sets Record za out of a chance at Vincent Lopez, the world's champion, now being handled by the Strangler, if bis plans go through. Lopes meets Glno Garibaldi, the Sicilian Slasher, sharply limited by the United States Golf Association so as to prohibit him and other amateurs from writing articles of an instructional nature, John G. Jackson, president of the association, told the Associated in Golf Play Press today.

Roach 141 1 Pope (2 McCarthy (2) No. 2 C. Howard) SUN, MOON AND TIDES Wednesday night at the Olympic. CHALLENGES CALZA With four strokes separating nine Misin Captures Mrs. Tom Williams of La Jolla BackJ fa golfers when they started the final established a new record for women Lewis came out last night and scoiut by chekkers thirty -six hole enve yesterday morn over her home course last week when she shot a 75, one under par, Midwick 2 3 1 3 0 09 San Frantisco 0 0 0 0 2 34 ing it looked like a tight finish.

But Hines killed them all off with his The two-time American and British amateur champion last fall took over a syndicated newspaper column previously conducted by the redoubtable Bob Jones. His first article passed along a tip to the effect that a sure way of improving a swing is to stop or pause to lead her club to a team play vie Camirev-Artnor Perkins ana uoraon Dinghy Honors in Sail Regatta CALIFORNIA YACHT CLUB 69. All the others faltered, some Cronknite. tory in the San Diego County more so than others, Women's Golf Association meeting. By V.

8. Coast and Oeodetle Survey. .510 Custom House, San Francisco. er vu ill" 0 JSC Jan. 23 Jan.

30 Feb. 1 Jan. 16 MONDAY, JA.VCAKY It Sun rises 6:5 a.m., set 5:08 p.m. Moon rises 10:04 p.m.. sets 9:36 a.m.

TIDES. LOS ANGELES BABBOR GREENS, WIN TOURNEY OPENERS fiarold McSpaden, who passed the thirty-six-hole mark only a stroke La Jolla scored 16 points, La Mesa, 14 2-3; San Diego, 11 1-3; and (Wilmington) Jan. 12. (Exclusive) challenged Calza himself. For weeks Calza has been chasing Lopez and only recently the commission ruled that Lopez must meet Calza within thirty days if he wishes to remain champion.

Now Lewis says, "IH take him and throw him twice within an hour or give him the entire purse." At a late hour last night the Cal at the top of the backswing. Some To catch atr-msll planes, letters and pscke.es should be deposited in time to reach the Arcade poetoffloe one hour and thirty mlnutea before departure time of planes from airports, or should be dropped at the Union Air Terminal postofltce fifteen mlnutea prior to departure of planes as indicated below: LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK VIA KANSAS TT Eistbound Leave c'ade Annex at a.m.. 3:50 p.m., 8:15 p.m. Leave Grand Central Airport, 9.30 a.ra, 4:30 p.m., 9 p.m. Westbound Arrive Grand Central Airport, 8 a.m.

4:58 p.m., 11:26 p.m. Arrive Arcade Annex at 8:33 a.m., 5:30 p.m., 12:50 a.m. LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK VU SALT LAKE CITY Esstbound Leave Arcade Annex al 12:10 p.m., 10:25 p.m. Leave Ualoa Air Terminal, 1 11:30 p.m. Westbound Arrive Union Air Terminal.

9 a.m., 3:55 p.m. Arrive Arcade Annex. 9:45 a.m.. P.m. LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK VIA FORT WORTH.

TEX, Xastbound Leave Arcade Annex at IS a.m., 6:60 p.m. Leave Orand Central Airport, 10 a.m. 7:30 P.m. LOS ANGELES TO SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH Northbound Leave Arcade Annex at 7:40 a.m.. 8:25 a.m..

7:40 p.m., 11:20 p.m. Leave Union Air Terminal, 9 30 a.m.. 8:30 12:15 a.m. Southbound Arrive Union Air Terminal, 6:29 a.m.. 4 p.m., p.m., 7:30 m.

Arrive Arcade Annex et 6.30 a.m, I p.m.. 6:55 put, 8:30 p.m. LOS ANGELES TO SAN PIEGO SouthboundLeave Arcade Annex et a.m., 7:45 p.m. Leave Union Air Terminal, 6:30 a.m., 8:10 p.m. Northbound Arrive Union Air Terminal, p.m., 10:53 p.m.

Arrive Arcade Annex. 8:35 p.m.. 13:35 a.m. MEXICAN AIR-HAIL DISPATCHES Southbound Leave Arcade Annex at 2:15 a.m. Monday.

Wednesday and Friday. Leave Grand-Central Airport 3:30 p.m. Northbound Arrive Orand Central Airport, 4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Arrive Arcade Annex.

6 p.m. Coronado, 6, in last week's competi Riviera Greens and the Uplift In bright sunshine and light winds, behind Hines and Picard, blew himself to a 75, taking four putts on the sixteenth. Harry Cooper, tied with tion. Standings of clubs" on team points since last May 1 give San the fourth annual big-time race ed squads scored opening round victories as the Pacific of his subsequent instalments have savored of the instructional type, too, Jackson said. Jackson asserted there is no ob series for small yachts, California McSpaden ar the halfway post, Diego, 102; La Jolla, 92; La Mesa, Coast six-goal polo tournament got Yacht Club's Sunkist championship Low High 85; Coronado, 45.

under way at Riviera Country Club jection to an amateur golfer writ series of twenty races for six classes Mrs. Williams's remarkable round 8:39 2 1 11:19 4 3 6:40 2 2 lV.nt 3.6 8 07 2 1 3 0 Low 8:87 06 1.1 16 2.1 High 0:12 4 2 0:48 4 7 1:30 4 3 2:10 4 4 yesterday. Included a birdie 4 on the 410-yard soared to a 79. That's the way.it went, all along the line. Macdonald Smith, four-time winner of the event, finished in the money for the eleventh consecutive time.

Mac had 291 for a $70 check. Jan. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 The quartet shaded the 2 5 59 18 of boats, was launched in the channel of Los Angeles Harbor here this afternoon. ing about personalities or experiences in the sport. Actually, he added, there is no regulation specifically forbidding articles of an in 8:24 2 4 2 5 za camp had not been heard from.

Promoter Lou Daro was unable to reach Calza. Riviera Tigers, 6-4, while the Greens 6:81 3 6 10:03 2.6 3:16 4 5 11:21 1 3 4:13 4 8 11:14 0.7 5:06 5 1 13:54 0.1 1:28 3.1 11:18 2.6 ruined the Uplifters Idaho four by an 11-2 count. structional nature. SUMMARY Boat, skipper, time and total points: The UJ3.G.A. cy-iaws cenne as GRABS SPOTLIGHT While Lewis was grabbing the Roger Kelly of the Los Angeles Country Club won the amateur prize with 297.

Johnny Dawson of Glen Austin, led the attack Tides are given In order of occurrence, first column denoting the time and eecond column height in feet above or below mean low water. Light-face type denoteg a.m. black-face p. as. National Class Dinghlev First race: 1.

Nancy Lee (Barneson.) 34:48. 5W; 3, Misin W. Douglas.) 37:33. 4: 3. Dryad for the squad, getting an amateur "one, who, after attaining the age of 16 years, has not (1) carried clubs for hire, and who, three goals.

spotlight Glno Garibaldi has been gnashing his teeth. (Schayer.) 29:19, 3: 4. Oee uee tw. eiew-art.) DN.S., 0, 5, Scud (A. Stewart,) D.N.8..

0. Second race: 1. Misin. 53:41. 3, Lionel Pedley with five, and Dean eighteenth.

Miss Edith Estabrooks, 14-year-old La Jollan and former State champion, scored a 78. Team and Individual scoring: LA JOLLA (13) SAN DIEGO 5) Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. Edith Estabrooke IL.J I 6, Mrs. C.

R. Smith and Mrs. O. W. FoelschoW S.D.) 0: Mrs.

R. C. Lounsberry and Mrs. H. H.

Ink (L.J.I S. Mrs. 8. H. Mueller and Mrs.

E. Paul Ford (S.D.) 0: Miss Alice Chtslett and Mrs. Paula Tlebout (L.J.) 1. Mrs. M.

L. Ward. Jr. and Mrs. B.

B. Starke S.D.) 5. LA MESA (12) CORONADO (6) Mrs Lester Crowder and Mrs. O. A.

Thompson (L.M.) 5, Mrs. W. 8. Carson and Mrs. C.

C. Latham (C.) 1: Mrs. P. J. Paxton and Mrs Ersklne Hatard (L.M.) 8, Mrs.

C. W. Oexle and Mrs. F. M.

Hughes (O) Mrs. O. M. Hall and Mrs. W.

E. Incensed at the publicity given Morrison, with 4, cinched" victory after attaining the age of 16 years, has not (2) received any consideration, either directly or Indirectly, Dryad (Lamport,) 1: 3. Nancy Lee. ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES AT PACIFIC PORTS for the Greens. Line-ups: to Calza, Lewis and Lopez, the for playing or for teaching the 1:03:43.

4, Gee Oee, D.N.S.. t.j Scud, DN.S.. 0. I Ratnbow-Slmmerette. First race: Q.

Oad Q. Dyne. 26 52. 5': 3. Bobby Lou Bar- Sicilian swears a vendetta which will result, he says, his giving game, or for playing, in a match or tournament; (3) because of his skill Uplifters OM.

(8) Riviera Tirera 4) Hubbard '2) Ho. 1 Williams fl) Beckleyil No. 2 Austin. 8r. (2) Austin.

Jr. (3) No. 3 Baker (1) Sterling Back Tracy SCORE BY CHUKKER3 8AN FRANCISCO. Jan. 12.

WW Arrived: tne champion an unmerciful beating Wednesday night. La Purielma, 1:30 a.m.. Los Angeles; Florence Luckenbach, 2:20 Astoria: Chicago and Don Erickson of Sunset Fields tied for second at 302. Walter Hagen withdrew yesterday. He was tired, 11 strokes back of the leaders and wanted to see the Detroit Lions, his home town club, play.

Reports that he did not like the pairing given him were false. Golf Scores (Continued from Ninth Page) Sam Parks, Pittsburgh 70-74-74-82 Torchi Toda, Japan 74-70-81-75 301 as a golfer received after the thirty-first of December, 1922, a salary or remuneration, either directly or in Tulseggs. 3 Seattle: Georgian. 3:50 tfolifters 1 1 1 1 CANAL TRANSITS Bystrom (L.M.) 1. Mrs.

A. D. Cooler and Boston; Wyoming. 6:50 a.m.. Seattle; "Lopez hasn a chance with me in a three-fall-flnish match," snarled the sizzling Sicilian.

GOOD MAT RECORD directly from any firm dealing in Kewaner. 7:40 a.m.. Monterey; 1 6e-gundo. 10:40 a.m., Raymond. Riviera Tirere Riviera Greens Oil Uplifters Idaho 2 Winter No.

I Branch 2' n. MorrUnn f4 No. I Romero goods relating to the playing ol the Sa led- Canada. 12:45 a.m.. Rotterdam; Mrs.

h. F. Snyder (C.t 6. CLASS A First low net Mrs. H.

Jonsson, Ban Diego. 95-16 79, 3 points. Second low net Mrs. D. H.

Perkins, Mesa. 105-1887: 3 points. game, and (4) player for a money Point Estero. 13:30 a.m., Tampa; Tusca bare Sbutt,) 2B.41, 4: 3. Mist (Adams.) 34:38.

S. Pat Ann (J. Wteh.) disqualified. 6, Hoden (Emmy Lou Shutt,) D.N 8.. 0.

Becond race: 1. Oad. 87:43. 104; 2, Pat Ann. 1 00 53.

4 3. Bobby Lou. 1:01:56. 7: S. Mist, 1:03:38, Hoy-den.

D.N. 8.. 0. Class A Dinghies. First race: By-O Jr.

fM. Lehman.f 3426. 8'i; 2, Flapper (Fellows.) 36 40, 3, Presto (Cooper.) 39 59. 4. Plsle (Sahm.l 41:81.

5. Out Oul (Crocker.) 47:14. 4: 6. Owemmy II (Blthop.) 63:18, 7, 3-B (Marsh,) 62:31. 8.

Flossie (Coffin.) O. fVcond race: 1. By-C 59:47, 16': 3. Flapper. 1:02:06, 14 3, Plsle, 1:06:14.

11: 4. Presto. 1:16:00. 11; S. Owemmy II.

1:16:18. 6. Oul Oul. 1:18:44, 7, X. DNS.

0: 8. Flossie. D.N.S.. O. L.

Pedley 15) No. 3 Blackwell M. Morrison 2 Back Fletcher prize in any competition." loosa City, 4:40 a Portland: c. T. Dndd, 6:30 a Esters Bay: Admiral Day.

TEACHING GAME Third low net Mrs. C. 8. Owen, San 3:30 Seattle: Lake Mlrallores, SCORE BY CHTJKKERS Riviera 3 1 1 2 2 211 PANAMA CANAL, Jan. 12.

Bound east: Oracle. Ban Franclaco for London) California. Portland lor Baltimore; Bran dywlne, San Francisco for Boston; Amas tra. San Francisco for Land's Endi Lara lngton Court, Vancouver for Hull. Bound west: Alsmar, Philadelphia fo San Francisco! K.

R. Kingsbury, Tiverton for Los Angeles; Algorsb. Rotterdam for Vancouver. Sailed from Balboa: Chlrldul, San During the year Jackson plans to Idaho 0 0 1 1 0 02 pm. fish cruise: La Purtsjma, 3 30 p.m..

Beattn: Kentucky, 5:30 p.m.. Portland; Brookdale, 5:35 p.m., fish cruise. Garibaldi points to his brilliant record in the last six months. Winner of the Italian championship tournament. Garibaldi has beaten eevry prominent wrestler on the Coast with the exception of Lopez and Calza.

Glno swears that Calza ducked him in the north during the Dleso, 108-1992, 1-3 point; Mrs. Fry, I Mesa. 109-1792. 1-3 point: Mrs. H.

A Cordes, La Mesa, 111-19 92, 1-3 point. CLAB3 WILLIAMS LEADS TEAM include in tne definition of an amateur a clear-cut interpretation with regard to writing articles. SEATTLE, Jan. 13 Arrived: San Mar Stanley Kertes, Santa co. 1 Philadelphia! Talbun Maru.

8 p.m..- Yokohama; Buffalo Bridge, 2 p.m., Monica n-iti-io-ii 302 Houston; Mallko, 6 p.m.. Honolulu; Ad Class Dinghies. First race: 1. Ruthle First low net Mrs. Ross Putnam, La Jolla.

101-2081: 3 points. Second low net Mrs. H. Banders, Ban Dleso, 112-2785: 3 points. Third low net Mrs.

H. Bchnell, Ban Dleso, 115-1996. 1-2 point: Mrs. A. E.

Roberts, Ban Diego, 116-2096, 1-3 point. (Robert ziegler.) Second race: 1, Ruthie. 89:57. hanging the amendment on clause No. 2 with respect to playing or teaching the game for Writing of instructional arti miral Clove.

2:10 P.m., Tacoma; Alaska, 9:38 p.m., Alaska; Pacific Pioneer, 9 a.m., Glasgow; Hanley, 13:30 a.m., Baltimore. Johnnv Dawson. Chi- Flapjack Class. First race: I. Budweiser Italian championships.

Wilfong Voted caeo t--tM-io Sailed: K. I. Luckenbach. 3 p.m., Bos (Stratlord,) 41:27. 61.,: 2.

Dlr.zler (Rlebl.) 43:30. 8: 3. Buckwheat 'Holt.) 44:69. 4: TO POLO WIN "Big Boy" Williams led the Freebooter polo four to a round-robin tournament victory over Bel-Air and Uplifters yesterday on the latter's field. Williams scored 5 goals in the six chukkers'in which he played.

Freebooters registered 9 goals; Bel- ton; Hanley, 3:40 p.m., Sound porta; Ad Don Erickson, Log An NET SCORES FOR TEAMS First. Mrs. Tom Williams, La Jolla, 19-1 73; second. Miss Edith Estabrooks geles 67-81--(( 303 cles comes under the heading of teaching the game, Jackson holds. Before undertaking the writing Job with a national syndicate, Little conferred several times with Shooting Prexy miral aove, 6 p.m..

Bound ports; J. c. Pitxslmmons, 4 p.m.. Ban Francisco: H. T.

Palmer. 11 a.m., Los Anseles; Laurlts Swenaon, 10:30 a.m., Oslo. 8AM DIEGO. Jan. 13 Arrived: Point Lome.

In tow of Alan. 7:46 a.m., Newport La Jolla, 78-375; third, Mrs. R. C. 4.

Jill (Munser.) 45:18, 3: 5. Wholewheat (Lovett.) 47:03. 6. Ananon (Fitting.) 48:21, 1. Second rac: 1, Jill.

1:09:01, 2, Dlsisler, 1:00:63, 10: 3, Buckwheat. 1:10:26, 4. Budweiser, 5. Wholewheat, 1:12:40, fl. Ananon, 1:13:60, 2.

Lounsberry, La Jolla, 87-6 el. Mortle Dutra. Detroit 75-72-73-83 Jack Grout. Ft. Worth.

Robert Wilfong of Pasadena was Harbor; Cuyamaca and barge, a.m.. Los Chinese Score Jackson and Archie M. Reld, chair man of the amateur status com Tex. 7i-7a-v- Air, 5, and Uplifters, 6. The tournament victors trimmed the Uplifters, Inter-club Class.

First race: 1. Hallux Value (Msnnln.l 46:62, 2': 2. Nono Anveles: Cottoncva, 9 a.m., San Francisco. Sailed: AJax, 8:10 a.m., Lot Angeles, 304 Zell Eaton. Oklahoma isimmona.) 47:08.

1. Second race: 1, Hallux Valgus, 1:14:01, 2, Nonono, 1:19:33, 2. Cage Victory City 72-76-79-77 Charles Guest. Los An International warfare in the Bierman to Stay geles 71-76-81-76 Herman Barron. White Southern California basketball tournament at the Ambassador Sport a -torium last night resulted in a vic 3-1, and Bel-Air, 6-2, while Uplifters shaded Bel-Air, 5-3, in the games.

John Brandeis followed Williams in the scoring, tallying three times for the victors. In the preliminary Mrs. Spencer Tracy led the Whites to a 2-0 victory over the Blues in a women's contest. Tournament line-ups: voted president of the Southern California Skeet Association yesterday at the annual election of officers held at the Annandale Country Club. Wilfong was re-elected to the post.

With Harry Flelschman, Wilfong was named last week to the National Skeet Shooting Association's All-America team. Burr Perkins, George Hlgby, Jim Radigan and Dominic Basso were voted vice-presidents of the skeet group yesterday. Bill Davis was named secretary; Jim Croffman, as Plains. N. Y.

77-71-79-77 Giants Win One and Tie, 0 to 0 After hammering out a 8-to-l victory over the Santa Monica Merchants in the first game of yesterday's twin bill at Wrlgley Field, the Royal Oiants had their eleven- Pav Coleman. Culver at Gopher Post CHICAGO, Jan. 12. CD Bernie tory for the Chinese over the Japa. City 74-75-78-77 nese, 33-24.

LaBolle trimmed Entz-Rucker, 34-19, and Farley's shaded John Geertsen. Ocden. Bierman has definitely decided to Utah 72-74-79-79 Southwest Cafe, 31-24, in other remain at the University of Minne sota as head football coach, turn games. 305 Jlmmv Edee. Los An Tonight's schedule: Black Foxe game winning streak interrupted when they were held to 0-to-0 in ing down an offer of lis, 000 a year Fieebooters Borzage.

Brandeis (3.) Williams (3.1 Hnvenntrlte '1.) Uplifters (2.) Felix (2,) Andrews, Damerel II.) Bel-Air T. Bml (1) C. Beat (1.) Brun- vs. Macabees, El Monte vs. Beverly U.

S. NAVY CRAFT IN PORT Midnight, Sunday, January It UNITED STATES FLEET NEW MEXICO (flagship.) BATTLE FORCE CALIFORNIA (flagship.) DIVISION 1 TEXAS (flagship.) NEW YORK. DIVISION 3 TENNESSEE (flagship.) NEVADA. DIVISION 1 MISSISSIPPI (flagship.) IDAHO. DIVISION 4 WEST VIRGINIA (flagship.) COLORADO.

MARYLAND. SCOUTING FORCS INDIANAPOLIS (flagship.) CRUISERS. SCOUTINO FORCE CHICAOO (flagship.) DIVISION 4 NORTHAMPTON (flagship.) FEN3ACOLA. SALT LAKE CITY. DIVISION PORTLAND.

HOUSTON. DIVISION 6 LOUISVILLE (flagship.) SAN FRANCISCO. NEW ORLEANS. DIV18ION 7 ASTORIA (flagship,) TUSCALOOSA. MINNEAPOLIS.

AIRCRAFT DIVISIONS LtXINOTON (carrier.) BASK FORCE. U. B. FLEET. ARGONNB MEDUSA (repair ship.) RELIEF (hospital ship.) UTAH (mobile target.) BOBOLINK imlne sweeper,) VIPEO (mine sweeper.) TERN (mine sweeper.) GREBE (mine sweeper.) SONOMA (tug.) geles 72-75-75-83 sistant secretary; and J.

O. Miller. to return to Tulane University. This was learned from an authori Dairies, Long Beach vs. Whlttler.

the nightcap. Griffin and Thompson held the treasurer. 306 son rucitett tative source tonight, as a confer Al Baker, Los Angeles 74-75-79-78 Merchants to six hits in the first frame, while the colored clouters 307 YANK FENCERS PICKED FOR OLYMPIAD ence involving Bierman, Dr. Wilbur C. Smith, director of athletics at the New Orleans institution, and Frank mittee.

He Was advised as to how ihuch literary latitude he might have. The Californlan was extremely cautious not to Jeopardize his amateur standing. Although he had their approval from the beginning, Little was called in by Jackson and Reid after a few of his early Instalments and requested to refrain from advlce-glv-Jng articles. Jackson said Little has complied "to some extent." "We understand that some of the good amateur players all over the country are writing the same kind of articles the type Bob Jones did six years ago and we're anxious to put a stop to it," Jackson said. SANTA BARBARA'S IN POLO VICTORY SANTA BARBARA, Jan.

12. Santa Barbara polo four, captained by Van Johnstone, defeated John T. De Blois Wack's Brandywlne (Del.) quartet, 8 to 4, this afternoon at Flelschmann Field in a tune-up game for the busiest eight weeks of winter polo the Channel City ever has seen. Santa Barber (8) Brandywlne (4) Wallop N. 1 Bell (4) 3 Leaf (2) Et No.

3 Msgor Hark Wark Joe Ezar. Waco. Tex. 70-78-76-83 got to Radonita for fourteen safeties. Including Mule Suttles' homer.

311 McCormick, athletic director at the University of Minnesota, ended. Ralph Buxton and Brewer hooked up in the scoreless duel, darkness San Pedro. and Campbell Art Bell, Riverside 74-75-80-82 vvusim, inicago. EPEE Andrew Boyd. Pasadena.

Cal point-scoring system, will be entitled to a place on the Olympic team If they place first to sixth In Bierman and McCormick returned to Minneapolis. Dr. Smith went 312 Leo Walter. Washing halting the game after tutn. scores: Flrgt gams: R.

H. B. Santa Monica 00 000 010 1 Bn.i num. 000 403 20 8 14 back to Mew Orleans. NEW YORK, Jfin.

12. UPi A aquad of thirty-nine members, composed largely of eastern fencers, has been selected as the nucleus of the team which will represent the Unit-ad States In the fencing competl-non of the Eleventh Olympiad at Berlin. August 1 to 16. In selecting the squact. the Olym ton, D.

73-75-81-83 Edward Carfango, Alhambra, Harry Olllies, Chicago: Fred Llnkmeyer, Los Angeles: Norman Rothenheber, St. Louis; Lieut. F. R. Weber, U.S.A.; F.

8. Rlghelmer, John P. Potter and Cteorge W. Thompson, New York A J.R. De Ca Radonlts and Warthl Grima, Thomp 314 Sam Richardson.

Aus Yank Olympic son and Mackey. prlles. M. A. De Caprlles.

Max Hamper Unl A 0 0 0 1 0 tralia 72-75-84-83 and s. H. McLendon, University Fencers Club; O. Oafford, Yale University; N. R.

Roval Oiants 0 0 0 0 00 0 Team Arrives Buxton and Warth: Brewer and Mackey. uainoun. new Haven, Lieut, l. Sands. U.S.A., Tracy Jaeckel and Lieut.

O. M. Helss, Fencers' Club. 321 Jim McCormick, Los pic Games fencing committee rated the eastern candidates on the basis of their showing in the last two na ths 1936 national championships. There will be no Olympic tryouts for the western members of the squad.

The squad members in the different events: FOILH. V. and W. T. Fecora 11, Fencers' Club.

New Yorki J. L. Levle, Loston A.A.l Warren Dow, Commonwealth Fencers' Club, Boston; Dernell fcvery, John R. Huffman, F. 8.

Rlghelmer, and John F. Pottar, New York AC: H. M. Coatello, New York University; John O. Kurd.

Harvard Graduate 8chool; J. R. De Capriles and M. A. De Caprlles, TAILOR VOTED PREXY Angeles 72-77-84-88 OARMISCH PARTENKIRCHEN (Germany) Jan.

12. Ml-The Unit tion ri championships. Additional Walter Hagen, Detroit, no card. Ted Nalsmith, Australia, no card Capt. James V.

C. Taylor was elected president of the Los Angeloa Cricket Club yesterday. Tom Brown ed States Olympic bobsled and sktl SABER Norman C. Armltage, Nlckolas Murray and Irving 8. Canton, Fencers' Club; John R.

Huffman. E. S. Aeel and J. M.

Hutchinson, New York AC; 8. T. Stewart, and Peter W. Bruder, Salle D'Armes Vlnce, New York; M. A.

and J. R. credit will be given to fencers rating high in this year's nationals and the Wlllard Hutchinson, Altadena, no squads arrived today along with the much-desired snowstorm which is was voted vice-nresident: c. Olympic tryouts. card.

Howe, secretary; and Ernest Wright us vaprues, university fencers uiuo; R. B. Faulknar. Los Antflfi: Lon Hooker. expected to make possible prelim Mlr1vMtrn a- far.n;ii-n as team captain.

St. Louis, and Petard Leicester, Sao eanVi Barbara Hiifi-I Brendywln 10 0 11 0 inary practice. A.tm I 'University renters' Club: W. W. Chiprln, caws, who er not selected on the champaign, iiu luuu xichaid o.

tr, Denotes amateur. rrancisoa..