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10 3009 Page Barnum Offered Match With Thomas IfJolting Joey Barnum, the Lock- (McNulty) Moran. It was an exheed Bomber, who tackles wild cellent shindig all the way, called in a draw by the referee. swinging Joe Keyes of Texas the 10 round main event at the Rematched in December, this time Barnum won decisively. Olympic auditorium tonight, has Keyes defeated Manuel Villa in been promised a match with John 10 rounds last week, chilled Kid Thomas or Jimmy Doyle if he can Chillo in three rounds in November, and boxed a 10 round draw get over the dusky wildman. with Rudy Campa the month preBarnum forged to the front dur- vious.

ing '43. He first attracted notice Sailor Johnny Harrison, winner by slamming out an eight round of four straight meets Willie Johndecision over Paulie Altman at son in the six round semi. This Ocean Park. His prestige suffered one looms as a slugfest from the somewhat when he lost to Aldo word go. Three four rounders Spoldi at the Olympic, though Joey complete the card.

put up a good fight- and Spoldi was then fresh from his win over An extra line in your IndependJohn Thomas. ent Want Ad to tell your story Barnum seemed to find himself completely may sell quickly. in his 10 rounder with Nicholas An added line costa little. COMPLETE 2-DAY FLUOROSCOPIC X-RAY EXAMINATION X-RAY ANALYSIS LUNG LIVER NO. OTHER 1 COST The accompanying drawing not used as fluoroscopic X- Ray reproduction, but gives a diagram of the principal organs.

The fluoroscope is great aid In detecting disorders in several of these vital organs. STOP GUESSING SAVE TIME AND MONEY Have this detailed tact finding Examination made of your case and learn for yourself what is actually responsible for your ailment. -FIRST DAYL. Case History and Symptoms. 9.

Heart- Studied closely for Pulse Respiration. (X-Ray Fluoroscopic,) dilations, Irregularities, eto. Hemoglobin Blood Test. 10. Lungs Checked for spots, congestion, bronchial thickBlood Pressure, ening, with X-Ray Flu5.

Temperature Reading, oroscope. 11. Stomach Complete X-Ray Sinuses (Transillumination). Fluoroscope study for al 1. Ear, Nose and Throat.

cers, malignancy, while filled with barium meal. 8. Basal Metabolism Estima- 12. Spinal Column, Bones and tion. Joints (Fluoroscopic) -SECOND DAY 18.

Liver and Gall Bladder, 18. Colon- -Ray Flaoroscopio study while filled with ba14. Rectal Examination (piles, rium for prolapsus, obstrucfissure, tions, Pelvic etc. 19. Examination (wom15.

Kidneys, Urinary Bladder. en) may reveal fibroid 1 tumors, inflamed tubes, tipped 16. Urinalysis for Sugar and Al- uterus, etc. bumin (bring morning urine 20. Prostate and Hernia specimen).

Ination (men). Vitamin Deficiency 17. Glands -Thyroid, for golter, sis. eta. Interpretation or Diagnosis.

SPECIAL HEART NATION THIS WEEK This week we will make chart in detail of your Heart Action, Blood Pressure and Pulse Rate on the Heartometer. This costly instrument points out defects in the heart cycle, aids in determin. Ing the cause of Irregularities, Palpitations, Pain, and is invaluable in detecting Heart Muscle Damage and Hardening of the Arteries. Th' analysis alone Is worth many times the cost of our en. tire examination but will be included this week at NO EXTRA CHARGE.

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Ph. C. 525 LOCUST AVENUE (1 Block East of Pine Between Fifth and Sixth Streets) FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 617-91 HOURS: Daily 9 to 5 Monday and Friday, to 8 Saturday to 12 THE INDEPENDENT- IT TO MY BIG BROTHER 49 ACCORDING TO BRANCH. BASEBALL IS DETERIORATING BECAUSE THE SMALL CLUBS DEPEND ON THE BIG ONES TO ABSORB THE RED INK. Branch Ricky WHO SEES PROFOOTBALL SUPPLANTING BASEBALL AS THE NATIONAL GAME OF THE FUTURE.

FOOTBALL, SAYS RICKEY, CAN BE PLAYED 6 MONTHS A YEAR FROM COAST TO COAST Perot SCOUT RICKEY SAYS THAT BASE BALL'S BIGGEST MISTAKE IS NOT DRAWING TALENT FROM THE COLLEGES. Trojan Cagers Invade Lair of Bear Casabamen for First Conference Win If USC's Trojan cage squad is going to make a dent in the win column of the southern division basketball standings during the current campaign, they'll than Saturday evening in Berkeley sity of California. Ernie Holbrook's lads anything but potent last Saturday night in the conference opener at Westwood, when UCLA tacked a 33 to 19 setback on the Trojans. It was the second time in 14 years of court play that SC had bowed to a Uclan quintet, and it was the lowest number of points made in conference play by a Trojan team since 1932. The Trojans are not without possibilities, however.

Forward Bob Howard, former Long Beach jaysee and Oregon State flash, looked very good in bucketing 11 points, and Jim Econ, Troy's other first string forward, looked capable of causing plenty of trouble for opposing cagers, but lacked con- sistency, Capt. Dick Bailey, Troy's only returning letterman, was the defensive standout of the evening, but failed to garner a single point throughout the entire fray. The Bear game will be the last chance for the Trojans to give coach Holbrook a conference triumph, as the SO mentor will be inducted on the Monday following the fray. "Nibs" Price, the man who runs the Bears' basketball interests, may surprise the local squads and come up with a real winner, but from advance information the Bear five is reported to have little to offer in the way of a dangerous outfit. Two lettermen, neither of whom were starters on last season's team, are Price's most consistent performers -Dick Henderson, a center and forward, Six Lettermen Return To Poly High Nine Our local high school basketballers will soon be out knocking a little piece of horsehide around and already sports fans are wondering1 who will have the No.

1 team this year. The Poly high Jackrabbits are given a good chance of taking the championship because of the return of six last year's lettermen. Back for another year with Coach Lyle Kinnear are Capt. Jack Peters, shortstop; Phil Chauvin, first base; Jack Wray, catcher; Joe Perez and Ev Pearson, outfielders, and pitcher Gordon Sandberg, who won five and lost no games last year. Last spring Poly's horsehiders won 14 and lost two games for an .875 percentage.

-TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1944 SPORTS Eastern Grid Moguls Say Kicking Out of Bounds Must Stop Eastern football officials recommended today that the practice of deliberately kicking off out of bounds be stopped. Put forward in the form of a suggestion to the rules committee, the whistle tooters, at their annual meeting, urged the use of a tee for high kickoffs. If the kickoff still goes out of bounds they would have the receiving team put the ball in play at midfield, instead of the 35 yard line as at present. The officials also favored elimination of the present offside rule so that the team first offside would be penalized. In addition they suggested a 15 yard penalty for running into the kicker or the elimination of the present penalty, which is five yards and a first down.

The officials reelected Calvin Bolster president and voted to make overtures to southern and midwestern officials in an effort to make the Eastern association national in scope. HEY, TURN THIS WAY! never have a more opportune time when they face the Univer- and Claude Hiskey, a guard. Steve Shutt, a forward who cavorted for the Bears last year but failed to make 'his letter, has also returned to the Bear fold this season. Last season's freshman five has contributed most of the remaining help- Dick Carey and Noble Hamilton, forwards; Dick Nelson, Joe Wynn and Wayne Hooper, guards. The remaining berths on the squad are taken care of by transfers from other schools.

Wayne Davidson, a center. John Higgins, forward, and Bob Barsocchini, all from Stanford; Bud Vereggo, San Jose State; Lou Saxby, Pasadena jaysee, and John Droege of Santa Ana jaysee. S. W. Holmers Wins L.

B. Muzzle Loading Shoot S. W. Holmers, secretary of the Long Beach Rifle and Pistol club, walked off with top honors in the club's regular monthly muzzle loading match held at the Long Beach police range Sunday afternoon. Shooting a four stage matchfive rounds prone, sitting, kneeling and standing-Holmers made 193 out of a possible 200.

An exceptionally large crowd was on hand and many new shooters participated this month. Other top scorers, behind Holmers, were Cpl. F. N. Holmes, 192x200; W.

F. Smith, 192x200; Milo Taylor, 188x200, and Bob Broersma, 182x200. Helms Foundation Chooses Notre Dame Notre Dame was chosen the 1943 national collegiate football champion by the Helms Athletic foundation, it was announced yesterday by Bill Schroeder. The Irish won nine out of 10 games this season, losing only to Great Lakes in the season final, 19-14. Angelo Bertelli, Irish quarterback who has been rated by many experts as one of the greatest backs in gridiron history, was simultaneously named the "player of the year." The foundation selected Bill Gray, center of USC's 1943 Pacific Coast conference and Rose bowl championship eleven, the number one grid ace in the coast's circuit.

No matter what you've lost, you'll find it in the lost and found columns of the Independent. Tony Olivera to Vie With Ernesto Aquilar Tony Olivera of Oakland will box Ernesto Aquilar, official bantamweight champion of Mexico, at the Hollywood Legion stadium Friday night. Originally Benny Goldberg was slated to meet Aquilar, but it was learned later he could not reach here in time for the scrap. Olivera has made a flock of good fights at Hollywood excepting the night he was stopped by Manuel Ortiz. It was the first.

time in over 60 battles that Olivera had been cooled. Since then Olivera has been winning his matches and is back in his old stride. Aquilar, who arrived last Friday from Mexico City, lost and won with Joe Robleto and drew with Ceferino Robleto. Frankie Augustian fights the hardhitting Bobby Berger in Friday's six, Fours on the card are Cruz Flores vs. Pedro Ramirez, Alonzo Williams vs.

Edgar Robinson, Henry Carrillo vs. Sal Diaz and Mel Walker vs. Henry Zamora. OLIN DUTRA, home pro in the $12,500 L. A.

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