The Fresno Bee from Fresno, California • 13

vv -i JTHE FBE8KO BEUEFinUGAK SUNDAY JULY 1SS3S On Pan For Halting Go BRITISH TENNIS STARS WILL FACE THIS WEEK Defeat Of McGrath Cinches Series For Englishmen RELIEF CORPS TO El ROD and Gun By CUEN1N Line Splicing And Shooting Of Line To Get Distance Explained Former Fresnan Will Oppose Champion Wrestler Wednesday Jim Browning recognized a KLEIN HAVING EASY TIME IN BAT RACE Philly Star Hitting 366 Foxx Boosts His Sitck Average NEW YORK July The continued steady hitting of Jimmy Foxx cf the Philadelphia Athletics overshadowed batting performances of other leaders in the major lee-ruea during the week Foxx pounded out welve hits 1 thirty-two tlmea at bat to bonat hir average alx points to 874 after games and gain clear title to the American League lead A1 Simmons rapped out thirteen nit but required thirty-seven tlmea at bat to get them and dropped two points to J66 while Joe Cronin suffered an equal loan and remained a point behind him In the National League Chuck Klein had "Just a breeze" to hold the top place as his two Philadelphia teammates Spud Davia and Chick Fullls faled to nold the pace he set Klein lost a little ground his average going down three points as he hit safely ten times In thirty tries After games Klein had an eleven-point lead with 868 to Davia1 353 Fullls who loat eight points as he made eight hita in thirty-one attempts was third at JIS The ten leading battera in each major lenie follow AMEB1CAX IMCrX AH It Sn in 374 For Philadelphia Daughters Of St George Of California Install Officers Mrs Georgina King was Installed aa president of the Daughters of 8L George of California at a ceremony Monday evening in the Pythian Castle The rites were conducted by Queens Bennett district deputy -rand president assisted by Helen Drennafl grand conductor Evalyn Nickerson deputy grand chaplain Edith Jenner deputy grand pianist and Minnie Cotton deputy grand outside guard Other officers installed are: Hazel Hall vice president Doris Owen rhaplain Celia Waughtal first conductor Ruth Graham second conductor: Elizabeth Back in-aide guard: Violet Bowen outside guard Olga King and Frances Sherman flag bearers: Ella Moxy pianist and Edith Wray past president Mrs King waa presented with gifts from the officers and members of tha lod-e A public card party will be held on the evening of July 24th on tbe In my last article In reply to a lake fisherman I explained how to rig a fly line to get greater distance in casting To-day we will take up the matter of splicing the lines and shooting line to add to one's distance Tha first step In splicing a or size line to the heavier fly line is to scrape off the dressing of the enameled or oil finished line for a distance of inch to 4 inch at the end of each piece of line to be spliced When the dressing has been removed the braided silk that has been uncovered ia unraveled by picking it out with a pin The two unraveled ends are then waxed with harness wax which la quite sticky and the two ends sre then lapped for a distance of about l'4 Inchea A piece of A size silk thread ia then waxed and laid aside for wrapping the splice The lapped ends are now twisted one around the other and tied securely with a piece of cotton white string at a point near the center of the lapped portion This trick of tying the two ends with a string is to hold them together until the splice is wrapped part way after which tha string la removed With the two ends twisted and tied eo that they will not pull apart the wrapping of the splice le begun at one end just as a rod is wrapped The thread is wound tightly from one end to the other of the splice and finished with the Invisible knot Each turn of tbe silk thread around the splice should he touching the preceding turn If the in visible knot is not understood friend or a sporting goods dealer will explain how it is made When the splice ia completely irrapped it le varnished with rod varnish or epar varnish The splice will be only slightly larger than the remainder of the line and if the wrapping was done tightly it will be stronger then any other part of the line If a line baa been rigged as described in my last article and If the angler Is in a place where be wishes to make a long cast the line is extended until the forty feet of heavy line is out from the rod tip fifteen to twenty feet of the line is then stripped from the C4hl Paw-o Cr ntr Einstein' Memb- the forward cast the line that ha- ni vrntura Pinm vs at been stripped from the reel is ai- wlilnion Plsysrnund th-mi-h miHM WedP-Misn 3:13 Ventura Pirate lowed to shoot tnrougntne guinea Ti Powr clubi tl Elrumn purrrnund: Because of the shoot we east vs Posca Center Service tt around sixty feet of line while Fuik-Smitn nld-actually lifting only forty feet MOOMJGHT LEAGI'E heavyweight wrestling champion by the New York State Athletic Commission will make his first appearance here Wednesday night agalnat Pete Vlaser former Fresno chiropractor in the main event of the Disabled Veterans' show at Ryan's Auditorium Visaer will make one of hie rare appearances in a Fresno ring rated as an underdog Browning is a specialist with the flying scissors having vanquished some of wrestling's luminaries including Ed (Strangler) Lewie and Gua Bonnen-berg with the hold The match will be a two nut of three fall two hour time limit affair (Continued From Page 2-C) TJr v- DMola tt Field BFrBMTioM Ltanrr Won Loft Prt Humphrey! Broi 1 3 7S3 Rosai Floral Co 1 4M Theater B-rviee I 1 400 William! Furniture Co I 13 fiamr Week Tuesday 1:13 -Rais! Flora) Co vs Humphrey! Bros at Reedy Field Wllllems Furniture Co vi Theater Service it Elnitfln Metnotiil Thunder 3:13 Theiter Servlet vs Rossi Floral Co it Weedy Field Humphrey! Broe ve Williams Furniture Co at Elnetem Memorial CN8ET UAGl'K Won Lost Pet Iversen Ctrl on II i JK Oerirh Creamery 10 I Ml Buccaneer! 3 I 357 Teams dropped 31 33 JM Garnra Thie Week Monder 1:13 Iv-reen Carlton vi Danish Creamery it Cosmos No I Wednesday 3:13 Buccaneers vs Iversen A Carlton at Wsthineton Play-eround Thursday 1-13 Buccaneers vs Danish Creamery at Dickey Plartround NEW ENTBT LEAGI'E Won Last Prt Pasro Center Service I I 727 yrniun Pirates 7 4 Eli a Power Club 3 Trams droptwtl I Game Thl Wrek Monday 3:15 Pawn Club vi All 411 143 Simmotu Chicane renin Waihlntton lamiih Waahlnsien Hortens Benton APBlina Chlcaie P-hnlte Wenhliiston Wel SI Lour Shopman Nrw York non Chicaio 1 34 ll 1M 3 3M lit IIMIHIU 3MI 14 tit 34 a( 3ta 11 341 SI 1BI 340 11 34 aa sit 14 sat at in tl 4 SI lie 73 21 34 IS 331 RATIONAL inert AB Pc at in as ii sea ia is aa is Klein PhlidlM farln Phi'rtlpV u'lle Philadelphia rrrr Hew York Ooll'ne at Loin FrrrterleV Brooklm Brrarr Bon Vauchan- Pitt'biirah Ri-htilmenrh- Phils Martin Bt Louia si isa 33 ri 34i Si 13 03 JU JJ5 Min ine ri i Plnk-SmiUi Lodge No 211 Independent Order lawn at tha home of Mrs Ins King 2955 Tyler Avenue Games of bridge end five hundred will be played with prizes given for high acorea and refreshments aenred The Britannia Club will meet Wedneadav at the- home of Mrs Bennett 2840 Clay Avenue Members of the lodge are invited IIPL INSTALLS STAFF Loya Sparkman Is Seated As Noble Grand At Ceremony Officers of Friendship Rebekah Hinton exalted ruler of the Fresno Lodge of Elks who left Friday to attend tha national convention of the order in Milwaukee Elks Lodge Head Goes To National Conclave In East Hinton exalted ruler of Fresno Lodge No 439 left here Friday for Milwaukee where he will attend the nationaV convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks this week Hinton will visit the Century of Progress Exposition at Chicago and return to Fresno the middle of August Raa Carter will art aa exalted ruler at the next meeting August 2nd and all officers wilt advance Members win vote on a recommendation for honorary life membership for Kerman of San Francisco A life membership will be recommended for Karl Brown of Oklahoma and will ha submitted for a vote at the first meeting in September The Elka Glee Club will sing and other entertainment numbers will be presented Fresno Aerie To Meet Pythian Castle Plan Dance In A new meeting place tbe Pythian Castle Hall and Merced Streets has been adopted by the Fresno Aerie No 29 Fraternal Order of Eaeies The first meeting In tha new quarters will bs held to-morrow night at 8 o'clock Sessions of tha lodge have been held in Richter Hall aince the Woodman of tha World Hail was damaged bv fire The move followed the taking over of tha hall by the Richter Bottling Company for business purposes Further plans for a dance to be held in the Marigold Ballroom August 7th will be made at the meeting Williams rhairmnn of the affair will report on the progress of ticket sales A surpriae entertainment will be presented at to-morrow night's meeting and an initiation will be held An initiation followed by a Dutch lunch and entertainment waa held Monday night in Richter Hall By HENRY M'LEMORE (United Freea Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK July Dr Joaeph Sheridan a reputable men of medicine attached to the New York State Boxing Commission stopped a bcut between Billy Pe-trolle and Bep Van Klaveren in the fourth round the other night and received a merciless panning from the prase for hie trouble Dr Sheridan made his decision when an examination of a cut above Van Klaveren'a eye convinced him that to subject tbe wound to further punishment might well result In serious injury for the Dutch scrapper as the bout had furnished red-hot action Dr 8herldan's act was greeted by (bouts from 15000 customers which to state It temperately were derisive This of course was no surpriae for with the possible exception of a boxer's manager there Is no one more courageous than a fight fan six rows back In short when somebody dee's health ia Involved your ran like your manager knows can't hurt us" What was surprising however wee the manner In which the boxing writers took up the part in next editions The nicest thing they said about him was that he wee incompetent and that physicians should net be allowed to atop a fight Personally thie attitude gave me i pain The wsiters implied thev knew more than the doctor did when ihe truth is they wouldn't know the difference between fallen arches end drowning Some nf the more analytical writers pointed out that Dr Sheridan had examined Van Klaveren earlier In those balmy blokea who owe their round-heeled condition to the fact they were permitted to fight cn when In no condition to defend themselves For Finn Covers 20 Miles In Two Hours Running TORONTO tOntl July 15-47 -Dave Komoncn Finnish marathon runner claimed a world record to-day for distance covered In time limit here last night the day and thought so little of old cut ovdr hie eye that he nasaed him The point was then that the only difference between Bep's condition In tbe afternoon and in the fourth round ores that tbe cut was bleeding And that having okayed him In the afternoon Dr Sheridan ehould have continued to allow him to fight Nuts' Even if cne were tc grant the doctor mede a mistake in parsing Pep Is that reason why he should attempt to save fact fey rlklng a permanent Injury for tfee Hollander? Some of tbe experts nointed out that when the bout was stopped Van- Klaveren wee full rf power and begged to be allowed to continue Even little Mildred back there cn the last row knows that in the heat of bet-tie a man )e a poor Judge of hie own condition and will carry on I beyond a sensible point For mm nine Information on Ihe A a result of the howl raised KK2i3i ss-sr rvsfr ta aus- asss ess su1 2: ires? Parties who own a very desirable (Transfer the power to a staff of home near Belmont andlthce punch-drunk scarred and bubn iT nutmlne to lave miserable looking wrecks one the pro" -W cauliflower boui By FRANK II KING (Associated Press 8 porta Writer) WIMBLEDON England July 15 By tbs deft process of guile overcoming brawn Great Britain conquered Australia's tennis forces to-day and headed for Franca and battle with the United States in the inter-zone finale next weekend for the right to challenre the French for the historic Davie cup The mother country won the European sons final three matches to two aa Henry (Bunny) Auetin trounced 17-year-old Vivian McGrath 6-4 7-5 6-8 for the third and deciding victory before a pleased crowd of about 9000 Jack Crawford the brilliant Ansae who conquered Ellsworth Vines in ths Wimbledon singles final last week to become the uncrowned ruler of the men's tennis world followed McGrath and Austin to the famous center court and walloped Lee English veteran 8-6 7-5 6-4 for Australia's final victory but the match waa an anti-climax and served only to run out the string Lee waa substituted for Fred Perry top ranged Englishman who was withdrawn aa soon aa Austin clinched the aeries Perry with a slightly strained shoulder will stay behind for treatment when Auetin George Patrick Hughea and Lee start for Paris to-morrow to practice for the aerlea with tha United States that starts In the Roland Garros Stadium Friday Par rv will foln them In Parle Tuesday Daniel Haskell-British professional champion will help them practice Gieat Britain went into to-day's final play with a commanding lead of 2 to 1 In matches the edge having been attained yesterday when Perry and the veteran Hughe raceq through the young Australian doubles team of Adrian Qulst and Don Turnbull in four sets In the singles play Thursday Crawford beat Austin for Australia's first nolnt but Perrv swept over McGrath to even the score England Selects Tennis Team To Meet America LONDON July England to-day selected the four play-era who beat Australia In the European sons final to represent the country in the interzone final against the United States st Auteui! next week end Thev are (Bunny) Austin Fred Perry George Patrick Hughea and Lee Perry I expected to carry theJ brunt of the attack playing In the singles and pairing with Hughes In the doubles Austin will plv the other singles with Lee held in reserve SPORT THINKS (Continued From Page 1-C) fight comment anent Corbett MrLarnln Baer and Camera: "Corbett ia either foolish or that fir-t fght with McLamln waa a stepping-stone to a better gate If McLar-in won on the level he'll do it again every dav In tha week "Baer's only chance to beat the big Italian in a genuine fight is In the first few round I visualise these two matching strength endurance and punching power and against a man who Is no harder to hit than Baer Camera wculd administer dynamite from both hoih nidtp like him a to bent any man in the woild lo-lay lie hss a left better than Tun-rev and is fast on his feet fur a big man" Wc dlragiee with O'Brien on both arguoicnt Corbett was beaten fairly and aquaiely but the two punches struck almost simultaneously rf the fluke variety Cornett will outpoint McLarnin if they meet Labor Day We'll string wilh Baer until he is whipped He may have tbe best defense but be ran take 'em Aiu wow ran ha hit? Ask Max Schmrling BIru GOOSE NINE WINS UNDRAY (Tulare Cm) July 15 Lindsay Blue Goose team won a pitchers' battle from the Corcoran night ball team last night 4 to 8 There were two out in the ninth Inning when the winning run wee scored on a hit by Wileog Lindsay second baseman Both pitchers were very effective To learn to shoot considerable line tha beginner should not attempt to handle too much line at the start Let him begin by pulling Won Lost Pet Rolmrs 0 1000 Cue mo Como Cubs 4 DiCi'-ty 1 not more than five to six feet of line ftom tha reel after the if Bali'' 3 feet of heavy line la out from theiwtur'on Ciub 1 rod tip and after he ran shoot this 10(H) too iso J5 300 313 1431 123 Teams dropped Games This Hrrk Monday I Cosmos Cub ys Holm-s at Cosmo Pityiround Frrano In-dfprndrrl vs 3Vhtrtm Club at Hotmrs Piaysround: Cfhlornla Firld vs Dickey at Dickrv Piaysround Einsnin vs Ftnv-Smith at Fnk-3milh Field: Prank Bail Cosmos Frank Ball Plar mind Wrdnetdar I U-Holmri vi Frank Ball Hoimf! Flanround: Cwmo VThinon Club tl Cosmos Plsr- Dictcry fnrntt FI Cub! -1 kliitiOfl Club ll round PreM ird'P-nynf purrinuni: Cain of Odd Fellows were installed at a meeting Wednesday night In the Odd HaiL Mrs Virginia EL Rue of Madera district deputy president of district No 56 and staff conducted the ceremony Elective officers installed are: Nellie 8 Jones acting past nobis grand Loya Kpsrkmsn noble grand: Mildred James vice grand and Isabelle Moody recording secretary Appointive officers ere: Lola Monck warden Marie Mullia con- 'iurtor Viola Burns rhaplain: fJjSadie Long musician: Elizabeth per right supporter noble grand Elizabeth Sparkman left supporter noble grand Ida James right supporter vice grand Marie Hulbert left supporter vies grand Jennie Jackson inside guardian Stephen Hulbert outside guardian Members of the finance committee ere Kathleen Miller Veda Jones and Pauline Kimball erty at a real sacrifice The house la a modern stucco with three bedrooms and elreplng porrh The acre of ground surrounding It Is -kmlko 1 1 iniipci (cn rwr vvcii inv osiniiFri highly developed with trees nruDsoj hjs balmy crew must know tha etc A Poblnson la handling carrying on when you the sale (Claes 58 i-an't lift your hand A one-etorv brick building 30 bv! 150 wiin large display room can UtlK CLltCrS he rented verv reasonably It be rentrd verv reasonably even the balmiest amount of line properly every lime he can then attempt to try lohgei shnotx The main thing to keep In mind when shooting line la to refrain from starting the shoot too soon The line between the reel and the firrt guide Is held In the left hand and it la not to be released for the hoot until nar i wall the forward cssi is well unr way We can not set down nv hard and fast rule as to exact tv w-hen to allow the line lo slip through the guide The caster will have to learn the timing of the shoot but he ran cheek up on it by- working from extremes If he starts It too soon or while he is still applying power to the rod for the forward cast the loose line between the reel and the first guide will elap around the rod while if he weite too long after the forward east ia on its way the line will not shoot or if a small amount cf line la taken out through the guides the leader and the tip of the line will not straighten out in tournament diatanre flv easting we sometimes --hoot as murh as sixty feet of line but a twenlv In thutv foot shoot ia ample in fishing Church Service Dinner On Patriotic Observance Program Participating in the national observance of the fiftieth anniversary of the Relief Corps tha Georga Kellog Post No 185 of Freeno will sponsor a church service July 23rd and a golden -Jubilee dinner July 29th Plans for the celebration wars made at a meeting of tha corps Tuesday afternoon in the Veterans' Memorial HAIL The divine service will be conducted at 10 A at the First Congregational Church with Dr Not man Henderncn aa the apeaker Ha will tell of the history purpose and work of the telief corps The dinner in honor of pioneer members of the corps aimy nurses and members of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in the Veterans' Memorial Hall Officera are requested to meet at 4 preceding the dinner for rehearsal As part of the national observance a coast to coast broadcast will be held July 25th the time to be announced later Mrs Glenn Burweli is chairman of the committee composed of Margaret Robinson and Cynthia Snyder in charge of local arrangements Annual Picnic Of Sciots Attracts Crowd At River A large crowd of Sciots Masons and their families participated in the annual picnic barbecue and dance of the Fresno Pyramid No 10 of Sciots Friday evening et Rlv er Park near Herndon Spanish pit barbecued beef Spanish beans buns pickles and csffee were served by a committee headed by Lewis Marley Dancing was held in the pavilion Other members of the commit tea were: Melvin Gibbs Verne Hen derson Scott Wood Hngle John Moore I Jacobsen Marion Long Max Williams Jack Wife Floyd Lynn Holmes Dr EL A WeyanL Colver Georga Bali Jean Vincenz John Enos McKay and August Schroder Officers Are Installed By Fresno Encampment Elective and appointive officera were installed at a recent meeting of Fresno Encampment No 78 Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the Odd Fellows' Hall Mun-ger district deputy grand patriarch conducted the ceremony Officers are: Jack Lindegren chief patriarch Morrow high priest Georga Lonsdale senior warden Herman junior warden Sackett scribe Andrews treasurer Alex Axt guide Harold Jacobsen Inside sentinel Henry Gibbons outside sentinel: Grant Tupper first watch Arthur Lash-ley second watch Keen third watch Charles Hort fourth watch Bweitzer first guard Ward second guard Lashlcy mu-sic lan and Sweitzer press correspondent Woodcraft Circle To Hear Conclave Reports Prizes Are Awarded At Public Card Party Neil Nave won first prize and Alma Gerard srnnd at the first of a series of public rardrariira held Friday afternoon hy the Dr-rree of Honor In the Odd 1'cllowk1 Hell An officera meeting will he held Friday at 1:39 and lode will convene at 2:30 o'clock Refreshment Games of fvs hundred wl) be played and prizes given for high "cores Tha committee le enmpnied Mre Clara Inwdon chairmen Mrs Marv Smith end Mra Be- i tries' Abrahamson Show bv the Tuesday home relief Mrs Virginia Lee Rtaniford chairman of the wavs and means committee will direct the affair Games or bridge and five hundred will he played Mra Emm Burns ia rhalrman A business meeting will be held at 7:20 o'clock mrniiTER to meet A buslnr-c meeting of the fi nreme Order Daughter of St fpfr5s No 29J W'll he held We-'r-e nr NOM4D'4 ri15 HESSIOV The Rnnmaid Rantha of the Nomads of Avrudak wtit meat tv morrow night 8 o'clock In the r-thlaa CaaU Hail 6rn'j bv fc jter Veda Jonea on behalf of the lodge Refreshments were served Mosoi'iro hv a committee or which Rosa iHimih- iiirkrr Frank Ball i i tin I iii Hflimr avnitL uftGi'p vvon Lot Prt Frank Ball I £2 Nellie 8 Jones outgoing noble grand was presented with a past the president a program under the direction inf Mie Nettie Morton was fnl- lows Piano selections II Et-n DeRil v-a vocal solo Geotge Dexter A report on the grand circle see eion will be made at a meeting of Central Star Circle No 914 Neighbors of Woodcraft to-morrow at 8 Ma in the Parlor Lecture Club Visitors from Selma fv iDinuba Clovis and Madera are ex- Honored With Dmnerip'rtrd utind Fifty-nine members attended a Department officer of the auxil- I potiutk luncheon held Tuesday "nlon The entertainment and liineheon coinmittre was composed or Bill: Cahaw Ethel Duff Mrs Cornelius Drerurer Helen Boss and Laura Carter Auxiliary Heads Are the Rons of I nlc eians were honoied wilh the Veterans' Tuesday Mary Rogers Marie and May Pennycook is now equipped for general aulo service with hydraulic hoist gas pump air compressor etc- but It is also suitable for Implement hardware and various other kind of business Clara 67) SACRAMENTO July a The next claaa In tbe school of Junk Walters Seatle outfielder nursing in the Burnett SanitarlurV nd Kett Wirts Sacramento will be admitted about August will compete to-morrow to 30th and gill interested are urged Jh doubt- 1o makf thHr opnliraMonx wily "rn tortoise of Applicant si'BBlgs If you i looking III I kol Wollr finllv rtlild by chl- medium priced car ba sure to look Pnsin wirts to a race around the at that 1031 De Foto twjvdoor bases Wirts no will o' the wisp on: rim it nobinnoo-MnwhiH It Accepted can he bought for 8425 and is a rel players of each team have wg- pick-up at the price The car is ered impressive quantities of beet in fine shape and hes run up on the outcome com pern lively small mileage (Class iteeompanied by Katherine Purdy: nolo Mijs Purdy recitation Felecla Black vocal solo Black and group singing led Dexter Mrs by Sons Of St George Initiate Candidates iary et Couraey were the guests of honor Among those who presented the officers with gifts and flowers were Mrs Happy Neelli Mrs Henry Rrooks Mrs Roralind Bryant Mrs Glenn Burweli and Mrs Irene Rog- rimto-: Vie Uckv raiitornia Field Park Pink-imUh t4 i '33 Gian Thli Fiji at Cour llnuae Park---1 'cllifornfi 4 Co- Helmev 4 34 Court Houor Flnk-amlth 734i-ds al Cnnrt Hoii Park -I Flnf'in raiifnrn-t Fifid: is Htlnn: 3 Coimiw Fink-Smith: 4 P- 31 Prank Bal tlouu Park T4VMG3N LEACrF Two eandidates were Inltited a' R- th rJ'no No 570 Clam VVkp field Mm Geor The musiral Cnstle Hall program wee In 75) Some one looking for a bargain In a living room suite should drive out lo the Rhode Furniture Company now located on North Fresno near Belmont to see thla three-piece chesterfield set that can be FVld ftAltktrl'e pisBmuMri I Tojinm Hopkins vice-president nnk-WMie I 1 wKelly Junior past president and diopnrd 1 VrH Kinnia rhanlain The next Gaam Thl Week 3 IS A M-California Field Pink-Hmirh el California rnamo California Field Soaker Playaround: Fred Ninnia chaplain The next meeting will be held Wednesday at 8:15 Potwisha Camp Holds Weekly Boxing Bouts REQUOTA NATIONAL PARK (Tulare Cn) Jnlv rntwisha Camp of the Viviiian Conervation Corps in Sequoia National Park staged its usual Thursday night boxing program with Potwisha Maible Fmk and Yucca camps represented Breding 150 nf Marble Forks defeated Harkey 150 Yucca Crack in 8 minutes 40 seconds in a wrestling match Following ara tha boxing results: Buford Potwisha ilecisloned Zang Potwisha Wedell Yucca Creek fought draw with Wheeler Potwisha: O'Hara Yucca Creek dccisioned Phillips Marble Folk: i ii Deiigao Marble Fork derlslnned iioiir Hill Yucca Creek: Gnnanlex Mar-hie Fork derisioned Brummet Yucca Creek Fester Potwisha de-dsloned Williams Marble Forks Cornish 147-pound rntwisha boxer lost tha main event to Acosta 153-pound Marble Fork boxer when one nf the Cornish seconds inadvertently threw in the towel Criri f'ovmoa Holmrs Monday no vr Park prkr Court Ttmt Thursri Sliier eld a roeoiij Frank irourji nirfc rn-iri fslflinls Finsltl rriink Frld II Fail rrirkfn Coamoa bought for only $20 They hours of running have some unusual buys In Axmln- competition with three other a'er rugs for 13 each (Class 27) distance runners Komonen ran twenty miles 1159 yards In that War Mothers Install Mrs Maxey President Mr Maxey was installed at the Holmes Play- as president of the Golden Rtara Chapter of American War Mothers at a meeting Monday in tha Veterans' Memorial Hall Other officera installed are: Mrs Margaret Bartholomew first vice-president Mrs Ella Robins rterond will he served by Cora Munger Eva Wilson and Anna Knoblork Juvenilea of the lodge will meet vice-preMdcnl Mrs Nina Oshurn secretary Mra Dodge trra-' surer Mrs Anna Goemheimcr cns A public card partv will bs held fo Cantaln A 884 Veterans of Indian of records and Mrs Rieka 'VeHs Yy -30 Kuntx chaplain homa nf Mr and Mrs Ths officers were presented with Abrahamson 3M Forger Ave-a basket of flowers and refreh- tJ PA 1 1 1 "7 menta were served Odd Fellows To Hold Picnic At River To-day President Of Browns Reproves Bill Killcfcr ST LOUIS July President Phil Ball nf tha St Louis Browns said to-day Manager Bill Klllefer ia "through aa far as signing players or formulating plans for the Browns is concerned" Ball said however ha knew nothing about a report that Klllefer would manage tha Boston Red Sox in 1934 "There's a rule in the league that prohibits one club from dickering with men belonging to another club" Ball said "I have not been asked by Boston for permission to deal with Killefsr I know nothing about any Boston arrangements" Ball expressed an opinion that his cluh had not done ao well as It might this season but he denied he plarned to put In a new manager for the remainder cf the season as hss been suggested In rome quarters Young Einstein Hurler Pitches Perfect Game A fest to which many i spire but few achieve was accomplished by Harvey Behrend Einstein osier yesterday when he pitched no-hit no-run game In a junior American League tussle with Washington Einstein collected nlhe blnglra off Darby Including a home run hy Rlrve Tnhmlalan to smrtlier Ihe Wasl-lngtrn partinie 8 to 0 The A picnic for all Odd Fellow and their families will he held to-day Ine Bridge under the auspice of Canton Fresno No 30 Patriarchs Militant Featlvities to begin at 9 A win Include games races and Jerawlih coffea 'provided hv the 2313 lodge Participants are asked to Kt ow? CUP Bnd poon Mowr it chairman Legion Auxiliary Plans Benefit Doll A doll show will ha held American legl -n Auxiliary from 2 to 9 st the Proceeds will go to the fund of the organization A down payment nf 8285 puts you In possession nf a modern six-room home It is located on desirable miner lot and has a basement and numerous other de-sireh'a features The full price ia (1050 (Class 57-A) Hera's an Investment (hat should certainly bring you a good return A man In Berkeley owns two clear homes In Fresno and Is willing to sell both for (2250 They ara well located and both ara ranted at the present time to supposedly per-msnent tenants (Class 57-A) Cooling drinks are life-savers these warm days and It's such a bother to prepara them if you have to use a hand reamer Here's a Bunklst lulce extractor for only S3 that will make your drink serving a plrasuia tha rest cf tha season (Class 27) A lot on Huntington Boulevard Is generally considered one of tha moat daairabla In Fresno and when one can ba bought at the prior asked for this one their should ba many applicants It Is 60 hv 185 with a north front and is In a very choice location (Class 57-C) Wop'dn't Ihe hot iys he much more baarahls If -you could step under a cold shower mornings and evenings? Codv Brothers are now able to Install a complete ahower for only 82750 so whv not give them a order? (Claaa 22) If you want White Leghorn stock our advertiser In Calwa haa 100 pulleta thrse months old and aev enty-five laying hens all Hanson strain that he'll sell very reasonably (Class 34 I Forty dollars Is the pilee asked for an exceptionally fine young family cow Tha owner rays she milks four and ons-half gallons ia or good braed and is very gentle (Class 38) Ball al Farnk Bail Flk- BITfALO LTAGI'f won toil F-r 9 llou-e Pir i mmi Ron ee eee ee I Field laeeeeee I Pink-9mlth 2 a a Ball (awra Thl Wrfk Court Hmn Pirk-l F-nlr-Fmith Holmr MOOMirHT ICAGIE Garnra Tkl Wrk TudF M-Dkk tz HolewSj at pirkrr riararounil California F-l i Fink-Smilh st Califwiii Field: rni-mi Frank BalL ai Frank Ball risnround O'Brien's Family Says He's Unable To Be Race Chief LOS ANGELES July (85-Governor James Rolph's announced Intention nf "drafting" Daniel O'Brien to become chairmen of ths nsw California horse racing hoard met with no support to-dny from member of the former Ran Franciaro police chief's ratully George O'Brien said his father will not accept the appointment a ha is suffering from ill health and has decided to end his years of public service He said neither the doctors nor the family would allow his father to accept GOLFERS GOING EAST LOS ANGELES July U-A quartet of women golfer will represent Southern California in the Western Golf Asro-rfiition championship et Chicago Augurt 7lh-12tji It was announced to-day by Urn Ralph Noble chairman of the local deiegati'n The entries from this reel Ion will hn Mrs Mildred Green Mrs Gregg Llfur Miss Elizabeth Abbott and Mrs Wlttig Convention Committee To Sponsor Party The ronvrnilnn rommittee of thel Dania and Dannehrog lodges wiljj sponsor tha first of a ri-rip of gai Sugar Pine Civilian Camp Holds Contests CAMP F-91 Cm SUGAR PINE (Madera Co) June The Cold Springs Camp with Its Ohio boye end the Sugar Pine Camp composed of Californians are engaging In regular athletic meeto Sugar Pine won a recent swimming meet but went down te defeat In a baseball game Austrians In Second Round Of 1934 Net Play VIENNA July 15-'4-The Austrian Davi run tram to-day entered the second round of the 1931 competition In the European zone when Willy Broach and Gemge Van Mrta defeated Entiro Mairr and Und Durall fn the doubles 6-8 6-4 5-4 2-5 8-3 Tha Austrians won both singles matches yesterday TULARE RED MEN LEAD TULARE (Tulare Co) July 15 Red Mrn forged Into second place in city nlghtball league standings by defeating the Elks 3 to 4 last evening In a preliminary game the Ell O'dtlmms defeated the Red Men Oldtimcrx 11 to 4 The Elk ancient won a wager by getting the most horns runs Wllker poling nut two and McFarland also getting a circuit rlout Mulllnlx hit' the only homer for the Red Men Oldtlmere Benefit Association Will Hold Public Card Party Ct o'clock Fartles will be held Thursday tl Hen rieUaJsssen 3327 lg ht 8:30 o'clock hy the Worn- Benefit Asoriatlnn In tha oivenua 1 Parlor Lecture Club Hail Prizes will be awardrd for high acorea and refreshment served Mrs Carl Hansen is rhalrman Friends of members are invited vii rPra'1 on he Einstein Court FrcsnoNo 73 Independent Ueld- lOrder of Forculsrs Thuri-dnv ecore jf Ejnlght at 9 o'clnek in the Pythian Washinqton 9 7jCalle and Merred atresia Einstein 8 9 2i Old time and modern music will Darby and Hood Beb jbs played A biialness meeting will rend and Jorgenaen ba held at 8 o'clock Public Dance Arranged By Lodge Gareth Houk Dirk Campbell and Nell Beattie shown left lo right caught ihla mess of trout in Big Meadows raventy-two miles northeast of Visalia.