Wilmington Daily Press Journal from Wilmington, California • 2

4 FRIDAY, EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1935 THE WILMINGTON (California) DAILY PRESS i Opposing Teams Pars Her Way Banish Bottle Showers and Boos at Prize Fights Named For Play Opponents for the opening game In the second round of the Banning Park Night League tonight will be the Fuckett Freight Lines and the Consolidated Lumber company Wms, it was announced today by Tarn Shanley, playground director. The game will be played at 8:30 o'clock. Both team managers assure fans a thrilling contest. (might's game is not the play-Gli for the championship of the first round. This game between the Freighters and the Lumbermen will be phyed next week.

The Puckett team defeated the Avalon Theater aggregation Wednesday night. Hie three teams were tied for the lead. WX GRAHADA 11 TONIGHT SATURDAY "GINGER" With JANE WITHERS "HARD ROCK HARRIGAN" with GEO. O'BRIEN A lci MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON 9 WARNER BROS. San Pedro Phone 5400 ACCLAIMED by record crowds AS HER GREATEST PICTURE A SONS IN HER MEARTjj Also "CHEERS of the CROWD" with Russell Hopten, Irene Ware If i LEVINSKY DESCRIBES JOE LOUS BLOWS CHICAGO, Aug.

1G. Parked at a curb behind a brand new creation, painted a KrHy-green, sat Kinsr Levinsky he was asked how it, felt to be beltfd by Joe Louis, black bomb i. who knocked out the Kingfiih in the first round of their tight recently. Levinsky pulled his 200-pound frame out of the then sat down again and said: "Say, I'm telling you," hp began, "after I got that first belt on the chin, I didn't know what it was all about. I was dumb.

I mean numb. After that my mind was bUnk. I didn't know what it was all about. I should have used my knob to outsmart that bum. I should out-think traps.

My noodle should wcrk so fast that they ain't able to wham me. See what I mean? Get it? Get it? Boy, I'm smart." Four Top-Seeded Players to Meet By United Ptpss NEWPORT, R. Aug. 16. (U.R) Four top-seeded players met today to determine the finalists in the annual Newport Casino invitation tennis tournament.

Frank Shields cf Hollywood, seeded No. 1, meets Frankie Parker, Spring Lake. N. No. 3, and Don- i ala Budgv, Oakland.

No. 2 1 plays Bryan (Bitsyi Grant, Atlanta, No. 4. Rough Rematch to Top Bowl Card Next Week What promises to be the hottest and most bitter bout to be staged at the Wilmington Bowl in many months, will take place Tuesday night when Perry Martter, favorite of local fans, will battle Sheik Mar-Allah In a rematch of last Tuesday's wtld knock-down-and-drag-out main event. Returning to the Bowl, handlebar moustachce and all, will be Tiger Taskoff, who has been absent from local circles for some time, will meet Les Wolfe, the deadly hook scissor king who can draw his legs up tighter than a lariat against an opponent's mid-section.

The 30-minute time limit special event will bring out Stacy Hall to battle the Irish rough boy, Paddy Nclan, following a 20 minue opening event starring Billy Hassen, Oreek welterweight and Dave Reynolds, cousin of Jack Reynolds. Big Prize Money POMONA. Aug. 16. (U.R) Prize money totaling $125,000 will be distributed at the 14th annual Los Angeles County Fair, Sept.

13 to 29, figures released by the fair management disclosed today. In Unusual Role SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 16. (U.R) Tony Canzineri, the lightweight champion of the world, found himself in the unusual role of underdog today for his non-title bout with Frankie Klick of San Francisco in Civic Auditorium next Monday night.

Meet Will GOLF QUEEN Marian Miley, 20-year-old Kentucky State and trans-Missif3ni champion, who parred her way ta the nation's second most important women's golf title, the Women's Western Championship, at Westwood Country Club, Cleveland. She is shown In action at the 24th tee. ROUS LOJ 7 dAU Touring Athletes Win Four Firsts 3jf United Press OSLO. Norway, Aug! 16. (U.R) America's touring athletes swept four first places and Gordon Dunn, San Francisco Olympic Club, came close to 8" new world record for the discus throw in a meet yesterday with Swedish and Norwegian track and field stars.

Dunn tossed the platter 170.637 feet. The world record is 171 feet, 113 inches, held by Harald Ander-sson of Sweden. Reds Lead League By United Press Feasting on an apponent againset whom their pickings formerly were lean and sour, the Mission Reds, guided by garrulous Gabby Street, topped the Pacific Coast League by a margin of one and one-half games today with Portland in second place. Fighting for Second United Pri-i NEW YORK, Aug. 16.

(U.R) The snapping, snarling St. Louis Cardinals, the roughest, toughest team in baseball, were fighting for second place instead of first today in the topsy-turney national league pennant chase. At Half-Wav Mark TOLAND. Aug. 16.

U.R) Byron Sommers, long distance swimmer attempting a 90-mile in the Sacramento River, was past the halfway point as he prepared to renter the water here today. Sommers reached here during the night and took a long rest. bees 3 Night League Schedule For 2nd Round Following is the schedule for second round play in the Banning Park Night League at the local recreation center. For information call Mr. Tom Shandley, playground director, at 1904 or at 1331 Eubank avenue.

Friday, Aug. 16 Puckett Freight Lines vs. Consolidated Lumber, 8:30. Monday, Aug. 19.

Avalon Theatre vs. Vegetable Oil, 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Aug. 22 McCormick Steamship vs.

Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Consolidated Lumber vs. Electro-lux, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Auff. 23.

Puckett Freight Lines vs. Pay'n Takit, 8:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 26 Consolidated Lumber vs. Vegetable Oil, 8:30 p.m, Thursday, Aug.

29, Avalon The atre vs. Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Puckett Freight vs. Electrolux, 8:30 p.m. Friday Aug.

30. Pay'n Takit vs. McCormick Steamship, 8:30 p.m. Moniay, Sept. 2.

Avalon Theatre vs. Consolidated Lumber, 8:30. Thursday, Sept. 5. Vegetable Oil vs.

Presbyterians, 7:00 p.m. Pay'n Takit vs. Electrolux, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6.

Puckett Freight vs. McCormick Steamship, 8:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9. Consolidated Lumber Co.

vs. McCormick Steamship, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12. Electrolux vs.

Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Puckett Freight Lines vs. Avalon Theatre, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13.

Pay'n Takit vs. Vegetable Oil, 8:30 p.m. Monday, September 16. Puckett Freight Lines vs. Vegetable Oil, 8:30 p.m.

Thursday, Sept. 19. Consolidated Lumber vs. Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Avalon Theatre vs.

Pay'n Takit, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20. Electrolux vs. McCormick Steamship, 8:30 p.m.

Monday, Sept. 23. Consolidated Lumber vs. Pay'n Takit, 8:30 p.m. Thursday, September 26.

Puckett Freight vs. Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m. Avalon Theatre vs. Electrolux, 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept, 27.

Vegetable Oil vs. McCormick-Steamship, 8:30 p.m. RADIO HI-SPOTS Press Radio News KFOX. KOER KMTR, KFWB at 6: KECA, KNX. KMTR, KNX, KFOX, KGER, KHJ, KFWB, at 10.

CONCERTS 6:15 KMTR Melody Lane. 7:00 KHJ. Mahlor Merrick's orch. VARIETIES: 6:30 KFI, Al Pearce and His gang. 7:30 KFI, Beauty Box Theater.

7:45 KHJ, Strange as it Seems. 8:00 KFWB Juvenile Revue. 9 :00 KFWB Hilarities. SPORTS 9:45 KNX, Hollywood Legion Stadium fights. PLAYS: 6:00 KFI First Nighter.

7:30 KNX, The In-Laws. 9:00 KHJ Witches Tales. KFI, Heartbeats of the City. 9:30 KFI, Men and Empires. One of Fair est it AUTHOR OF "CAPTIVE GODDESS" mum i By United Press LOS ANGELES, Aug.

18. (U.R) Pop bottle showers and boo barrages may be banished from California fight rings. State Boxing Commissioners hoped today. Hereafter, the commissioners enjoined, the referee will send both men to their corners, then walk to the winners' corner and raise the victor's right hand. In case of a draw, the referee will stand in the center of the ring and raise both of his hands.

KFOX News trio piano School Kids Jimmie Allen 6:45 Eb fe.Zeb Bobby Betty Boy Detective Mart Dougherty Juvenile Revue Duchins orch. Hillbillies news 10; Walkathon Aristocrats Arnheims orch. Eddie Ehen Carter's orch 11:30. KGER News Oklahoma Range Riders i Jewish Hour Gospel Tabernacle Salinas orch. news 10; Walkathon Valencia Vagabonds Perez' orch 11; Tom Moore's orch 11:30.

KHJ Among My Souvenirs Stevens Harmony Thomas Lee presents Romanelli's orch Strange as Seems Masters' orch Him-ber's orch Witches Tales Jan Garber's orch Red Letter Days news 10; Voice of the Globe Whidden's orch 11; Hite's orch Young's orch 11:45. KFI First Nighter Al Pearce's Gang Amos and Andy Tony and Gus Beauty Theater concert Young's orch Reflections Men and Empires Air Reporter 10: Grier's orch Culbertson bridge Waikikians Duchin's orch 11; Grier's orch 11:30. KMTR News Melody Lane Monitor Views Hawaiian quartet Pro and Con Mary York Gene Austin Black and White Music Room news political speaker strings Waltz Moods El Rancho orch 10; Club Alabam' Gene Austin 11; news commentary 11:15. KFWB News Eddie Eben Tarzan Jimmie Allen Early Calif, drama Oscar Elmer Behind the news Carole Lee Juvenile Revue Duchin's orch Hilarities Lyons' orch King's Men news 10; Tex Howards orch. Arnheims orch.

Mack's orch Gilbert's orch. 11:30. KNX Jack Armstrong news Lutn and Abner Jimmie Allen Magic Island In-Laws Cowboy Music Rheba Crawford Frank Watanabe Baffa's concert Townsend Plan news Legion fights Pasadena dance 11; Pontrelli's orch Transpacific news 11:45. KECA L.A. Traffic Assn.

news Wesley Tourtellotte Waltz classic records contract bridge news Chamber music Musical Celebrities 10. KTM Spanish concert Constitution Society Hawaiian Harmonies news Bartley Sims Bookworm 10; Music of Masters Bartley Sims Owl Club 11. On Greens 1 ft You Cycle Honors Won At Speedway By i Millie Bros. The Milne family won every race it was entered in last night at the Motospeedway, Jack winning the scratch final in 1 :07.8 with his brother, Cprdy, taking second and Putt Mossman third. Cordy triumphed over Miny Wain in a match race in 33.9 seconds after Miny had defeated Clem Mitchell in another match race in 33.8 seconds.

The progressive program was enlivened by several spills by Ray Paret, Hal Spipstead, Manuel Tru-jillo and Snooks Blankenburg, Paret being taken to the hospital. Other winners were Bernard Swain, Wally Keithley, Del Morrison, Trti jillo, Mossman, Dick Ince, Ed Kretz and Dutch Muelelr. Campbell Tries Again -LONDON, (U.R) Bluebird, mighty racing machine in which Sir Malcolm Campbell hopes to drive 300 miles an hour, was on the high seas en route to America today for another crack at the mark. Sir Malcolm will leave Aug. 21.

He plans an attempt at his own mark of 278.6681 miles per hour cn the Utah salt flats some time next month. Seek Jockey Club LOS ANGELES, Aug. 16. Reports were current here today i-that Joseph Schenck, movie executive and head of the closed Agua Caliente track, was heading a group of Los Angeles businessmen who planned to acquire the California -Jockey Club, operator of Bay Meadows track near San Francisco. LANDINGS ULL peries covering the windows But behind the draperies there were no windows! Tommy realized that ne was trapped! IT WAS a few nours after this chat Plane aftet forcing Linda to reveai the niding place ot the formulas made nis way via the secret laboratory to the cave where ne nad imprisoned Marshall and Tommy He knew that from that cave there: was an entrance io the secret inner cave Hadn't ne neiped Marshall seal that entrance with a ooulder? He car- ried a crowbar with which to remove the ooulder But as ne unlocked the iron door oetween the mooratory and the cave, ne instantly saw the pile ot deoris ana the gaping hole where the ooulder nad oeen His prisoners had escaped! Dropping the crowbar ne hurried througn the oassageway toward the inner cave Reaching the three steps leading up to he carefully avoided the first step, but as his foot touched the third step, an iron grill suddenly fell oarring his way.

A moment later. Marshall's smiling tace appeared on the other side of the grill, "Yes. Flane." he said suavely "I changed the combination on this gate, anticipating lust this sort ot situation. So vou didnt intercept my last letter to Kirk-brae, after all? I rather thought you would." "But 1 Know now where the for- mula I want is hidden, and I mean to have it." Plane growled He whistled sharply. The two, -Mongol guards appeared.

He gave -them terse directions and they disappeared. "I'll find out the releasing com- bination for this gate, never fear!" KIARSHALL smiled thinly. If only Flane could have guessed -the diabolical twist ot fate. For Marshall, at this very moment, was trapped, quite as surely as he had hoped to trap Flane. He had Known for a long time that his -letters were beihg tampered with.

He nad carefully written to Kirk-brae about the change in the com-bination. and had given the letter to Linda to be mailed in Hong Kong. But he had fully expected that Flane would intercept it. Then, if Flane should discover the hiding place ot the formulas and, should go to the inner cave to get them. Marshall had planned to follow him and.

after Flane had entered the cave by avoiding the third step, to trap him by dashing out from the shadows and pressing down on the third step to bring the iron grill down. For Marshall alone knew 1 once the iron grill was in place, it threw off the electric switch on the ladder to the office. He had prepared a perfect trap for Flane. but had faUen into it himself. His only hope lay in Tommy's bringing help in time.

What he didnt realize was that he nad collapsed before completing his instructions to Tommy. final direction was to have been, "Don't step on She first floor board as vou enter the office from the 1 ladder." He didnt know that these words had oeen cut off by his col- lapse He didn't know that Tommy was trapped in the office above. Flane was looking at him through the trriU with a secret gleam in nis eyes. Marshall sbud-v dered wondering what scheme the other was up to, Then ne knew! He saw the i Mongols oringing tightly I bound and blindfolded. Ztl i This Specie Who Pay K-vrv Your Losses? CHAPTER XXXI THE meantime of the two imprisoned in the subterranean cave.

Tommy regained consciousness first. How many hours, ne wondered, had passed? Frantically, he tried to loosen his bonds. His eye? tried to pierce the darkness But ne could see nothing. He was lying against the rouen-hewn wall ot It ne could only find a snarp edge. Perhaps, then ne could fray tne roDe! Painfully ne inched his way along His head Dumped i corner His eve? smarted with the pain of it Such a sharp corner might easily cut a rope! It hours later when ne felt the oonds around tils nands loosen after ceaseless sawing over the sharp edge of the rock.

At last, he was free He unbound nis feet Then, crawling along, he found the inert figure ot Marshall. By the lignt ot nis cigarette lighter, he looked aoout the cave Then his neart gave a oound as ne saw a ooulder against one side ot the cave Did it hide an opening? FRANTICALLY he pushed and pulled at it. It was beginning to move: Then. Tommy saw with horror that the entire side ot the cave was aoout to collapse! He flung nimseil to the opposite side, nis Dody Drotecting that of Marshall With a thunderous roar the side ot the cave gave way Miraculously ne and Marshall both escaped injury. A few moments later ne nad cleared a way through the debris.

He could see now that this opening led into a passageway. He lifted Marshall and started dragging him along Suddenly, ne felt the old man's form stiffen. A low voice came to his ears. "I'm all right. Tommy.

Leave me oenlnd and get away from here. Linda will be in danger You must get out and help her." "But 1 can't leave you here," Tommy orotested. "You must. Just beyond, is the secret inner cave, where my formulas are hidden. Leading into it are three stone steps.

Do not step on the third stone. Leap over it Then at the other side of the inner cave, you will find a ladder Push the third nail-head on the top rung at the left side. "Go quickly now Get help. The old man's voice was fading, was now no more than a whisper One thing more don But whatever the warning might have Deen, Tommy was not to know Pot Marshall suddenly collapsed again. FOLLOWING directions.

Tommy found his way to the inner cave Dim light filtered in from a narrow, shaft that apparently connected with the surface He saw great stone image, its face leering diabolically. But he did not stop to investigate He saw the ladder and climbed it. He Dressed the indicated nail-head. A nanei aoove slid open Tommy climoed up to the opening He was looking into Marshall's beautifully appointed office he and Linda had seen, the day before during the tour of inspection As ne stepped into the room, the panel began to close oenlnd him He caught at It frantically out he was not quick enough It cloeed with a snarp click He dashed tc, the outer door and tried to open it The handle was out a Jummr. Frantically, ne turned to the dra ftofl.T?Wo5dVV.!.y omorrow? Yhe careful driver rides the same highway as the careless driver.

esterday you were lucky, oday? Beats 'em All On PHONE 2040 Cost On Service" 628 AVALON BLVD. WESTERN GOLF STAR Marlon Leachman of San Francisco, favored West Coast golf star, as she was seen in the semifinals of the Women's Western Golf Tourney in Cleveland. She was paired with Mrs. D. T.

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