Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 6

Speed Merchants Set When Maxie Sat Down for a Short Rest George" Pitjp To Win Daviscourt Stein Meet Jca Novak Bet-Air prafesshHial certainly was going- -place la knrrs tha ether day when he art bony ths ether day Speedway Regulars See First Contests on New Half-Mile Oval No one Jn the audience was more surprised than himself when MAXIE ROSENBLOOM saddeniy found himself an Urn floor during tha tenth round of hla fight with LEE HAMAGE at the (Myalgia Arena lari nlgnL MAXIE" slipped while off balance however nad waa net knocked dam REFEREE GEOIViE BLAKE to shown at tip right holdlag up Homage's charge Press Phsla 'By PAUt "FRICK Biasing apheJ and raw csnragn are trumps again tonight as Ascot Speedway deals nut a new hand to tha local auta racing fraternity Th occasion is the reopening of the track after a four months' shutdown' But it won't be ths same old Ascot on which soma 10 speed merchants will try to write a new saga nf tha roaring road tonight Instead of tha old five-eighths of a mils banked asphalt plant Ascot has been remodeled and revamped into a half-mil flat dirt affair-taking away many of tha old dangers and at the sama tlma promla-" Ing better contest Only one thing threatens surcesa (o the opening lack of experienced capable pilots from ths big time The chief threeta tonight are conceded to bo aueh pilot aa Carl -Ryder Ray Gardner Chris Vest- Guy Deulin "Tex" Peterson and' "Stubby" Btubblefield Rex Maya Msy Ksce That's a far cry from such knights of tha road a Ernie Triplett "Wild Bill" Cummings Boh Carey Chet Gardner AI Gordon Wilbur Bhaw and hoot of othris who used to thrill 'Ascot regular With th exception of Stubblefield not one of driveis deserves a place In the tnp rank of present day rtars But thry'll -be out there trying and after all the fans want to se races and not big name Rek Mays runner-up for-tha Pa- elfte Coaqjchamplonshlp last ytr S' returned to tots Angeles yestrrd'iyr and there is a remote possibility -that ha may atari tonight He had not been entered on th official list however With Mays out Btubblefirld one nf th best men in th game today win be ths driver to beet Hd drives any track well end some claim he I at hie beet on a half mils flat dirt-oval I SIEGE GUNS RESOUND! a a Hubbell Sluggers Star as Americans Win kNE will get you three that your Uncle Lemuel won't re gain the Davie Cup in iennlv thi year yet we -are doubtful' if the rpuee la aa hopeles aa it -I paint- ed While It 'ia true that the Amrr-leana won no claim- to- the 1934 Wimbledon ainglea title thank to Kred Perry and Jack Crawford It -alao' to' true that tbla floc holt make the causd hopeleaa alnce Perry and Crawford are not-nn'tha sim team Give the Tanlu an even break In tha singles and' a victory by George Lott and Leater Bfoefen in the and there you have tha cup right bark where it waa a few yearn ago Thla la more poaalhle than it 'aeema lnaamurh aa Frank Shields 'and Sidney Wood of tha American team triumphed over all-nppo-nenta except Crawford and Perry at Wimbledon and In the semifinal! carried both to five ret Consider th difference from last yean when Crawford beat tthlelda In three seta and Weird In four and Perry trimmed Leater Btorfen another Yankee Davis Cupper In throe arte during the American singles at Forest Hills "Tla proof sufficient that the caliber of American men'a tennlo Is Improving Bogardleoo of who la chosen to play doahlro with Lott whether It In Stoefra or Wllmer AUkum the United States has hotter than nn jrvoa chance of winning tha Davis Cap doubles against anyone Even a the UJLA still to a 1-to-S shot MYSTERY EXPLAINED AXD DIVES REINSTATED That unexplained of Dorothy Poynton Hill Olympic and national high board diving ch mplon by the Amateur Athletic Union seems to hava been all a mistake Anyway with a letter from the 1 diver to her father Richard Poyn-tm of Hollywood cam the tha AAU suspended Dorothy becauao aha had her pic-1 ture taken with a couple of mars who worked In a motion ple- ture even though tha young lady wasn't in tha film Tha Olympia champion decided fo do something about her sutpen- slon herself and when In Chl- rag a she went right la to Avery Brundaga AAU chieftain In tha hnddle all was explained 'andtM'Waot1ier'right'llie young Mrs Hill earns out of It still an amateur eilglMa for tha 1IM games the International com petition In Moptemhrr and the women's nationals la Detroit tola this month So may wo cheer a bit for a young lady with a punk" irs A BI ST NIGHT FOR LOCAL SrORT FANS! A one armed paperhanger with tha hive will have nothing on tha avenge (porta fan who la asked to choose between his pursuits wrestling in tho Olympic baacboll at Wrigley Field auto rae- Ing at Ascot and a -tittle midget auto racing thrown in for good measure Small wonder promoting la no bed of roees' in Southern California with aa many counter attraction to luro tha customers elss-fthen than whan each Individual promoter thinks they should ba Of particular Interest will ho Scot's experiment with a smaller sod saner automobile with a field of driven that heeds augmenting from among the ellle In the speedway rank Tho track faces what looks to bo a finish fight with tho midget autoo and It can use some of that vanished popularity that anro wqa the let of dirt tnck auto racing MAT BE FANS ENOUGH TO GO AROUND AT THAT It la difficult to sea Just when tha promoters an going to find fans enough to go around but It to a good bet then- will be a large asacmblaga whether it ia tha resiling matches raeea or ball game Tho faet thaf tha Hollywood Stars and Loa Angeles Angela ara meeting opening 1 another "civil eerie with the former holding tha Angela' accepted place at tha top of th standings assures a real hall turnout under tha area Nor ia any apology needed for tha "raaalars" with roughhmise' Goorgo Zahariaa grappling Lac Numa Ml of a new record ef II far tha flrri aln af Mb bom coon Joa wavered a bit aa tha home aid had two' balls out af bouads and lari' an' but atilt had a fo Beside his out of bound shot Novak had another tsste of bad luck when ha juxt missed an eagle three on (ho eighth Hto brassie shot bit the pin but bouneed back two inch -and Jos had to be satisfied with a birdie Dunn 'Jfcck Lon fin Tony Hplllster and Lambert were playing with Novak Hla card: Pne Mi Alt (M Rank Ml SM 4S4 SI Pr ta S44 SM S4I 1 tail la If MS MS 1 BIN Cady captured a free trip ta tha National rpMIc Links A xml championship last week when he wm a 38-kata medal tournament far members ef the Rancho galf team (tody had- two rounds af 74 far a 4 total BIN Bi-ck was thro strokes away la second place with a 78 aad 78 aad Tad Clarkson had a Cady and Boh Johnke who already ia in th East will represent Rancho In th tournament at Pittsburgh tha and of this month Jock MaeAdam tha heavy hitter af Ineal golf dreten has moved agala Jock wh deals In galf supplies auee la a while but play the game meat of the time la located row at 1849 WUces Ave He baa Installed a driving set la tbs stars and Invites hto many friends ta coma la aad practice Bud Huf-flngtoa In handling the tennis department Th spring handicap championship at Fox Hills wss taken by Bob Herrmann 18 year eld Lna Angeles High School flesh Herrmann stepped to the throne when he whipped Rockwell 4 and 3 In the tournament finale early this week Ernest Leovy beat Reg Cadman one up at the 32nd hole to click In the consolation flight Credit must ba given where eredlt la due na let It be recorded that Welter Moor Is respond hia for the high-powered publicity about Hollywood' lavitatliHt tournament' next week OUla Painter waa la tha office yesterday aad told ua that Moore had written those nifty verxes and not Lee Madison a we had suspected lAkeaid members sponsored a baseball Indoor teem to pixy In the San Fernando Valley night league aoma weeks ago and It look today aa If that was a wise move Th boy have won two gifne In as many start and ar proving the class of th circuit Marky Wilson pitched Croehy'a Groan era to a 33-8 win over feurbank National Bank and a 10-8 triumph over Independent Cleaner High Scores Feature Amateur Golf Play OKLAHOMA CITT Okie July 1L After a day of unusually high scores 168 entrants in the Western Amateur golf tournament set out over tha tricky Twin Hills Country Club course today In the second 18 hole Of the M-hola qualifying round Zell Eaton medalist at Memphis lari year and Bob Conllff were tied tar low with 72' two over par Among wed known golfers who went conatdcrably over par yesterday wra Charles (Chirk) Even former National Open National Amateur and Western Amateur tttllst with an 81 Charles Tates Atlanta national Interenlleglata champion 79 and Johnny Lehman Chicago former Western Amateur titleholder 80 Beach City May Not -Get Coast Ball Play LONG BEACH July 11 ISVA bar to th possibility that Coast leagu games may be played here each week by the Los Angelee Angela and Hollywood Stare developed today when tha Long Beach Recreation Commission which directs Recreation Park chosen by the (coast teams for tha alts of possible games refused to allow use of It unless new facilities are found for the night league teams now using It About 83 teems era using th park now with games played five night a week Rosenbloom Tries Hard But Falla Short aa 'Verdict Disputed By CLAUDE NEWMAN Maxie RaaanMaem tho light heavyweight ekampta today had oaly a turned right ankl and na edvors dccialoa ta shew for an-other greett affart ha made lari Right against Lee Homage a San Diego Irish man who aut footed him ta It rounds at Ihs Olympic Arena Evan though tha weight of years hung rather heavily on hla shoulders and took soma of tho spring from his lags Rosenbloom nevertheless fought a fight so fins that Referee Georgs Blake's decision to Ramage waa a a much disputed as tha previous draw Referee Harry Laa gave good looking La In th earns ring Ramaga won by outlasting ths champion in a battls bristling with action and ha really won by a dos margiq in our opinion Soma disagree but tha fight was aa close going' Into tha final two rounds that Kamaga'a head-down two-fisted banging entitled him to tha nod over a fading but courageous title-holder Rosenbloom SHa Down No knockdowns were registered although Rosenbloom hit tho dust In tha tenth whan ha sat down suddenly while trying ta twist away from th surging Ramaga Tha twist and fall hurt right ankls and whan ha earns off the floor looked to In bad shape Ramaga waa quick to tallow up tha advantage aad belayed Maxie with a terrific volley of punches that seemed to hava tha New York Jewing battler groggy It wee a great finish to a gnat fight Rosenbloom gathered in four Uio first fourth sixth anj seventh Ramaga put on hla winning rallies In tha second third firth ninth and tenth with the eighth an even round In our opinion th decision waa okeh because of two Rosenbloom 'a holding tactics much of ths way and steady forcing of th pacs BaacnMoom la Fast Mart Maxis tors out of hto corner and eaught up to Loa In a hurry to win the first round by punching from all angina as Ramaga Jabbed him back with a left but Ramaga took a shads In tha second and third when ha dug aoma good punches to tha body In clo sat Maxla back on hla haela with left Jabs and had him missing Rosenbloom cuffed Ramaga with a couple of beauties la winning th fourth lending th cleaner punches aa both roughed In tha clinches while In the fifth Ramaga want along fast and racked Maxie with long rights to the Jew and pumped both hands to tha body busily In dose Mail Bobs Lao'i Ran Maxis bobbed Lee's knees with a right to th Jaw in th sixth and windmillad hie way to a margin as Lta retaliated with a toft hook to the Jaw that laid Maxie on tho ropes The eighth wee even Maxie whirling In fast on hto attacking aortees and Ramaga two-fisting his way Into a toeaup round The ninth and tenth were all Ramaga ae he threw caution away and tor In like a aluggar to carry the eham plan before him' Tony Ceneela a heavyweight from Mexico City liyed up to the letter ef hie name by canceling Tony Sousa on a knwchout with a right to th jaw In ths fourth (Torn ta Fag 1 Catamn 8) Brunmier Mills to Race Midget Autos Having shown hto form- AAA racing mats Mai Kanealy 1938 Pacific Coast champion the short way around tha track Arvol Brunmier recent favorite of Ascot racing fans steps night aeriei more Btadlum A SO-lap event supports tha match ryea serial with 30 pilots slated to "offer competition to tho three so-called favorites Brunmier Kenaaly and Mills Cadets Play Polo at Avalon Island Camp Polo bee been Installed as a year around sport on tho program of tha Black-Fox Military Institute tt waa announced today by Major Harry Black Pole InrtructlorlE has been Inaugurated on Catalina Island thla summer at tha Black-Foxi camp marking tha first tlma th sport haa been playad on tha mighs tela Undai tha direction of Csteh Georg Pllklngtoa more then 30 youths ara participating in tha mallet sport thla summer Kid Chocolate Boxes Hayes in Match NEW YORK July 11 (JV-K1d Chocolate one on of th world's taremort featherweights continues hla comeback campaign against Patey Hayes of New' York In tha lO-roynd feature ef un Ebbets Field boxing card tonight By RONE BENDER Georgs Zahariaa of Cotarado justly famous aa "Gentleman George" because he la aa ungentle comes back to tha territory where ha gained renown na a "wild nian" whea he wrestle tawny-haired Leo Numa a local favorite In the three-fall finish match headlining Pre motor dark Dorn's btaf card at the Olympic Arena taught The extremely tough and large hulking Zahariaa come to town herplded aa a "buffer" for Jim tom-doe newly crowned champion of ill tho heavyweights and aa such ia supposed to' get tough young fellows like Numa out of tha way so that It will ba safe for Londoa to com out Zahariaa Is the "bouncer" or mop-up man for the champion In othsr words Numa May Resent Bouncing Numa may resent thla business of being bounced Inasmuch aa hs has charged both Jim Browning and Londoa with being afraid of htm and has evldenca to show that Ray Steels and soma of tho othera turned him down aa an opponent Ailda from putting Numa out of I ha way Zahariaa also hsa the lit tie job of trying to put Browning out of tho running ao that tha coast will be clear when Londoa arrives soma time In August Record Okrh Some folk may think that Za-harlaa had a lyivy contract handed him but othera art not so aura that ho can't fulfill It- ainca they well remember a year and a half ago when "Gentleman Georgs" gave blg-muvcled Joe Bavoldl a quick basting In tho hum ring and handled Nick Lutsa with case Or perhaps remember what tough time he gave such customers as Steels Hans Stelnka and Jim McMillan Tonight's match looks like It will ba a tangle between Numa'e clever and rugged tactics and Zahariaa roughing with tha former prepared to slug It out if necessary or' to rely on his vaunted tne-hold Another Rough Joust As rough aa thla bout figures to be it probably will ba no more a knock-down-and-drag-out affair than tha other three-fall finish joust between Sammy Bteln the human mat torpedo and Dick Dal vtacourt massive head-crushing rancher This match shares attention with th windup and probably will ba just as sensational Mora of tha wild stuff la promised in the epaelal In which stubby Pata Shue a man who enjoys hie mayhem tangles with Benny "The Baron'' Ginsberg bawhlskered gentleman from tho Bronx Man Mountain Dean whose facial adornment makes hlih look Uk's a character In Henry' the Eighth mpkec hla dehut in the second' spot against Jack Donovan whila In tha opener Ijnnnla Muir hook pp with Jack Smith NPlans for a Nassau Darby at the" Oakmont Country Club Aug 10 to 13 with tha prospect that It wilt ha used In tha Oakmont Cup KW open tournament next January If successful era disclosed today Under the system a medal round will qualify nlna players for a championship flight Earh player will meet aarh other playar at match play which' will be In three threesomes each player In a three-soma playing each player In hla threesome Four- rounds or 73 holes will ba played threesome charging for- each round ao that all players will meet Two points ill ba scored Instead of one for each nine and tha match Night Ocean Fishing Brisk at Ocean Park OCEAN PARK July U-Cipt an ley Arnold skipper of the Star Scotland four masted fishing vessel moored three mile off the Lick Pier hare reports excellent' night fishing Warm night and plenty of live bait aided by hugs flood lights thrown over tha surface of th water hava been responsible for large liaula of barracuda on tha vessel Among the recent guest a was Joe Dannlger former Hollywood High and UCLA track star who returned with a sackful of th "harries" after a night's rod and reel sport on lha ship Legion May Sponsor Amateur Bouts At Stadium Tha board of directors of Hoi-Amerlcan Legion will tonight with Charley McDonald manager of the roars fight stadium I decide whether to bold amateur boxing bouts at th stadium Tha board wlU consider several offers to promota anrb programs If tho board decides to sponsor amateur cards ala wlff derid whether ta hold them weekly semimonthly or monthly Fidel La -ba has offered to otag a aeries of amateur shows i J- Commercial league play steps to tha sideline at th El Centro Avs and Sunset Blvd ball diamond tonight as "Ping" Bodle's Hollywood club faces Burbank In an Inter-city Indoor dash Th game starts at 1:19 A capacity crown turned out lari night to watch th Southern California Telephone Co score its second straight league defeating Sun Lumber Coi 17-10 The Looney Tunes coasted Into tha win column with a 9-4 triumph over Hollywood Casket Co Tha summaries: a CsL Trf (T) las Laxter Ik (11 AB a All Osvbnak A 4 I'teite rrf ArScIMb a 1 IIXULM 1 tteaswsil a 1 OsasteU! 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Tsimmi (S) AB Duds Tuwrrf HwMinH PttliirrsJk flnul CterrsMlfc Psrshssilf Rxliwllstk sterts-a 1 liWnshlJk 0 Osrrtle 1 aaeu4i 1 OiPrsnslk lPraUil 0 1'Rntertelfc 0 aBts4srlt 4 1 a a a I 4 I a a a a a-1 a i i i a jSjlwsrtsslA ta Tstsii POORS BT DtHINOH ItellrvMd Csskst -414 4 taster Tuns 1 1 1 a I 4 BUMMART i Tsa-taa -Oyrsl Bvaitastt- if Prt-irsw Thnw-baa' OtmrA Mains Dads Beatt Btrack Sr Hwsrt-snt 4: Rsterts 1 Ram as Off tvsrtsaf 1: Roberta 4 Pash an Otrar4is Kilns Mil Yankee Seems Best Of Yacht Defenders NEWPORT IH July It ChArlea Francis Adams' Tankas tandi out today as ths bast among thrsa contenders for defense at the America's Cup without however being enured of tha Job Trial now under way found Tank recording Ms second win yesterday over the Vanderbilt syndicate's Rainbow Tan a won on straight aaillng over a 38-mllo couras piling up It lead eteadlly until It crossed th finish 3:10 ahead Andy Clyde Cubs in 9-8 Diamond Victory Andy Clyde' Cubs celebrated the opening of thalr new borne park Laa Palmas Ava and Romaina BL by nosing out Jo Bamboos 9 to I la a baseball gun Sunday Ik Guella and' "Ltfty Maradan Cub laflsldera featured the heavy stick work Of th victors whil 'Lefty" Buddman was turning in his fourth straight win since Joining Clyde's ball toaaers Daviscourt Defeats Shue in Mat Scuffle SAN DIEGO July 1L WV-Dtck Daviscourt veteran Vista Calif heavyweight wraatlar -won In taro straight falls from Pata Shue Chicago in a rough exhibition her last night Daviscourt pinned Shut tha first tlma in 3F37 and' required only 30 seconds for th deciding tall weighed 337 aad Shue 348 AVON SCRAP FAVORITE EL MONTE July Rudy Ay on favor it a of Atusa flvtle fans la featured against Lloyd Smith la a rematch affair scheduled over the alx-rnund mute Friday night at tho El Men! Sport? Ing Club when Hubbell' left-handed witchery was withdrawn Tha first' man to fact Hubbell Charlie Gehrlnger doubled The nextman Helnia Manush walked It waa a bad beginning but Hub-bell bora down and Baba Ruth Lou Gehrig and Jimmy Foxx struck out In order He nearly duplicated It the next Inning striking out Simmons and Joe Cronin Bill Dickey hit safely and -then Hubbell fanned Lefty Gomex Four men faced him in tha third Ruth Walked th rest went out Meanwjille Frankie Frisch had hnmered on' the second pitched ball off tha delivery of Gomes- and Joe Medwick of the Cards had blasted a second homfer Into tho upper tier of th left field stands In tha third with Friach and -Pis Traynor aboard Thj four-run National lead look ed safe but with Hubbell gone tha trouble began Lon Wameka fade- ball specialist of tha Chicago Cuba' who replaced him awakened artillery Simmons doubled Joe Cronin singled Earl Averlll of Cleveland batting for Gomas blaated a triple to deep center and Cronin legged horns with th second run Th artillery of tho American League got Into action again In the MMk fifth scored six runs added one mors later and wan tho game aa Mel Harder of Cleveland held the National' flier In eherk Harder replaced Red' Buffing Th Ameriran Leaguers (mated their winning runs off Yatt Mungo of Brooklyn 6re July 11 Tha smart crack of cleverly blocked punches mingled with the dull thud of blow that found their mark on somebody's face or mid-section ai the opening night of tha 1934 Pa clfte Coast amateur boxing championships at MuHnnmah Clvfc Stadium cam to a close early today Knockouts both technical and "jwk-a-bye" vied closely with decision! In the final accounting at tha end of the 33 bouts on th program Only on fbrfellura was made Results Included: Pml nrskssi falksHs tastk Marsw-sl sa Frtariara waa kr erfaalt a nr Hail Griffis MaNsaaiak risk Fsrttes IIMi MSI Galik Msltsasiak daalatesri A Urmia ass bins A Mill Jas Slavs La Assets A Isak I Has raeea a IsAIbb SekaaL rkeesis AH lasrtk Baaker GaMa dak Baa jaas CaNf Aaa Tlaiawaa lalsag Esi-Sira ClsluBakaBa first (till Jas Hlaaa Laa Aassks A A Jawas stewaet Mvra lasts Clvk Viaeaaaar Cm first IIMI Mirra Merer MaHsamk flak Part-as SatlilastS Us Orar Las Asaalaa A (last gait Basauarasr Pallfaraia Asriaa Sarraairala AsaMaaai PlarA Malar Las Aaxslas A Illtl IHak Pteatlat Las Aaartes A Aral-Isas Karl Marais MaMastaak Clak Parttea (keartea) Gear re Clrlaialte Saa Fraaalwa A Irte Maaaa Maltaaauk Ctak ParltaaS tint (111 l-arrr Cssalai Mallaaaiak Ctak Part-hue lark ft falria -AAdlt laa Aa-sales A flflk IIMI Glaa Cartaal Mallaaaiak Paella a4 Terra MaGarara lakiaMt A Cm Harks- CaNf first IIMI (Hr Iks Awsriatad Prrsst 1 Ci rl Hasten Mantel Aawrf-tans vttk Iva kits la first tkrsa taalass SS4 fsaasd six flsa la satsfasim kail AwftH InSIsws Ptave la tkrsa ram sa srarad aas aa Irtate and Asakts Jar MsAvirk Csrdlaslw-Drsw tea lata stands wltk I we sa la live Naiteaah tarir (A teed MH Hardsr Iwdlsss- Pltatei aas-kM tea ia Isa (In iaatasa la scslssl Aamte aam adraatassb Arkv Vsackaai Pirates Csatrtkalsd teat fteidiB Btee af Sam a dssskas aaUk at AsarNrs ft la tte Bfwtk AI KCniena WkMs Rs--Uaaal Mtrkias far Iws Asaktes sad atari- ararrd tkrvr ram aad draw ta aas Aar Crania asasiwrs Plrldrd sraaa-ttewahr arrroUas IS rkaaara vlikaat aa By THKOX WRIGHT (United Tresa Staff Correspondent NEW YORK July 11 OHJ Echoes of base hall's riegagun rc-sounded-today In the ears 'of 48JNMI frenaled patrons and a select hut saddened group of pitchers tho aftermath of tha second annual all-star eon-test Tha American JLeagderi to If that means anything It meant llttla to tha massed banka of up-roariou customers who paid I3L000 Into thg cheat of tho baseball players' MU WtKl fund let expensed It was not tha core hut tha way It was rolled up-tha dramatic stirring cross section of tho game In every that made shrieking bedlam' out of tha Polo Ground such aa few World Merle hava seen Master-minding had' virtually nothing to do with lb It was an eple of throwing arms and swinging and nothing else Across the scroll of baseball history wps written lha glittering name of Carl a aa lJa I Skm Hubbell left-hander of th Giants who paralysed tha mightiest war rlubs tha modern gams has known for three almost perfect Innings Carved In Homeric- figures below waa lha record of those thundering bata that blaated the air with a detonating roar of base hits Ritchie Mack Signs To' Box Jackson At Olympic Ritchie Mack Dallas Tex welterweight waa signed today by Promoter Tom Gallery to box Young Peter Jarhana at the Olympia July 17 Tbs Texan 23-year-old nswahoy" recently defeat'd Kid Astern nf Mexico jTJty while Jackson Inst disputed' decision ta A it pea hero Mock scored knockdown nvsr th Mpxlenn and tha Latin had Jarhson down for nine-count here earns Rated Even in Saturday Soccer Mix Over-tho-seaa soccer football goes on- parade Saturday afternoon at toiynla Stadium when the British navy rlrven from tha Norfolk tangles with tha Douglas Air-rrsftrra state champion In the feature event of ttya program Local fan figure tha contest about even aa both squads boast a wealth of stellar players Double Feature on Burbank Fight Card RURRANK July 11 Lee Camarillo face Georgia Crouch and Bud Balding goes against Gala Herrington In a pair of four-round briifta that headline I ha-fistic card tonight at Burbank' American Legion Btadlum Eddie Waaman ia billed against Milo Peek in tha aemt-windup with six other event mn the program Indoor Team to Play Westside Cubs Tha West aids Cubs under the management of Frank Lopes wilt cross bale tfilh'tha strong Holly: wood M'C A Indoor baseball team tonight on tho 'T" diamond gathered together a fairly strong team- which 1 expected to offer tho nine plenty of trouble Guldahl Will Leave Pro Post at Rancho Tha resignation of Ralph Guldahl runner up for th National Open litis in 1913 as golf professional tar the Rancho public links course was announced today effective Aug I The place will not ba tilled Immediately Main Event Laps The highlight of th evening la a tfMap main event to be preceded by three lft-lap heat rare A two-lap ItaJIan Helmet Dash end five-toperimsolatlon contest completes ths cm Ascot' fans will ere a new type of driving tonight Th pilots will ba forced to strong-arm their crates even more than ever end broadside through th shifting turns Clnra brushes ere anticipated when severe! care pound into- a curve together A 'fair crowd ia expected a the advance sale is said to have reached Mflfl The first race is carded at 8:10 5 NEW YORK July 11 n'B-Ap-polntmeot of Mrs Glenna Collett Vare former American golf chsm-plon- aa non-playing team captain of the Ameriran women's golf forces In International team matches with British players at Chevy Chase Mdq has been announced bv Mrs Philip Corson eha I r-man of the team committee Members will he Virginia Van I Chicago American women's champion ton 0 8 Hill Maureen Orcutt Haworth Mix Opel 8 Hill of Konrad City Mrs toona Cheney Los Angeles Charlotte Glutting Wert Orange Lucille Robinson Dee Molnea Mrs Frank Goldthwatta Fort Worth Texas' and Marlon Mlley of Miami Tha matches will SepL 37 and TONIGHT vb Jack Donavan UUmlm Jack Smith Minutes AUDITORIUM ISih and Grand Aven Los Angeles PRospect 5171 WRESTLING SHOTS -AT RANDOM Hymie Kdplan a New York box-big manager says be baa "gone Hollywood" to tho extent of buying a eua pie of polo shirts and that ho will stick around a yrhlle ho has hooked his heavyweight AMo Feldman with Ibb Olln at Hollywood Legion duly 20 and may get tom si lea a promising Now York hoy In against tha do Tot Ken-Young Tommy winner later tab the Oiln-Feldmau bout as a affair they almost got bite a fight la'Charirv McDonald's office after signing and McDonald had spent five days trying ta get tha parties together almost for a free-for-all I Johnny Sampson and Pete Reilly tan gabfrst with McDonald at hli home aad prehahly talking fight Frank Earion hark at th Hollywood Athletic Club and dividing hla tlma between writing and handbalUng STOCKTON July 11 Fred Faary Stockton heavyweight and Jack Roper Loa Angeles will box tha 30-round main event harp Tuesday night Promoter Bill Hiina-fsld annotates today MAIN EVENT GEORGE ZAHARIAS vs LEO NUMA Three Fall to1 Finish Sammy Stain vs Dick Davlscaurt TAre Faffs I Finish Man Mountain Dean Peff SO Pata Skua vs Benny Clnsbern On Fall SO Minutes GRAND OPENING TONIGHT: NEW HALF-MILK AUTO BACK TRACK LEGION ASCOT SPEEDWAY 40 Galore JM Saata at 7f Caata Bannlt Muir vs Fail SO JOETEIKENvs YOUNG TOMMY FRIDAY NITE 8:30 HOLLYWOOD LEGION STADIUM i.