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Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
In
Demonstration Of
Unusual Powers

I'll Centre folks in the downtown
district were mvstified YESTERDAY
afternoon 10 see man hIu5taia.a
aEd leading aather man h> .no
hand down crowded sideuaIl.s auI
across the street through the Trt
fic. followed by an eager rmoe..
with kiddies pushing and ,Ioad..
to keep in the front RENTS
This unusual spectacle wa, clnr.
les F. Haynes, famous Psychologist,
giving u demonstration of his p-y
rlic powers lie led .he puzzled
committeeman TO the Nallp, Drug
Co. where he located the a.ddcu
key under the adding machine, then
down the street and across TO the
Ragau Insurance Co. wher he
found The lock box unlocked 5. and
found an undirected envelope and
then, leading another member of
the committee proceeded to Salo-
mon 5 and delivered the letter un-
opened 10 A. G. Johnston, To whom
the letter was written.
A committee of four local mcm
composed Of William Reid, James
Greene, Fred Cross and +. j. Bo-
dine had previously been directed
to write q letter to somO one in
town, known only 10 them, seal the
letter in a blank envelope, lock it
in locked box and hide the key.
Prof. Haynes was then blindfolded
and, followed by ,ae crowd, he de-
livered the unopened letter rs he
guaranteed that he would.
Again last evening At the New
Airdome theatre HAYNES, while
blindfolded, picked out persons
from the crowd and described them
in detail, found hidden articles,
added columns OF figures and did
similar mystifying feats, some Of
them very intricate.
lie will appear It the New Air
dome this evening for the last
time. He has also promised 4 pub
lie demonstration of psycho-analy-
sis on the street at 800 o clock
this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
PERSONALS

Mrs. G. 5. Helms has departed
for Los Angeles where she viii
ioiu her daughter, Miss Marjorie,
and her sistcr-in-law and children.
After short stay in the Angel
CITY the group viii go 10 IIermo-
81 f5r the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fisher aad
children are departing on m eX
tended motor trip 10 Texas. They
m,l retl-u in time for the opening
of school.
Mrs. G.. Wlloughby Of CaloSico
@as noted in ~ Centre today.
James p. Walsh Of Los AugcIaa
:; IA town for a few das# o. bust
ae#.
Mrs. John Buntoo Of GaIeaco
ITO II tonifo to-day oa.
business.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
Two Men Held
Charge of Staging
a Bank HOldup
BY United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, c"L. July 29.7-
SewcIl l.. Ellison aud Edward
Marsh charged bv the Buus De-
tective Agency with being the men
who staged the holdup md robbery
Of bank at Kennel, Shasty C"un-
tv on July 10 and also believed to
have held up and robbed the rail
road National Bank at Roseville
last Saturday were captured here
last night by detectives.
They were caught in a delivery
truck bearing the name Deckleman
Brothers BARRIERS Supplies of Oak
Ian. The men are believed to have
use their car in making their get
away after escaping from the bank
with the loot in another stolen car.
A Burns operative is here TODAY
awaiting F. J. johnson, cashier Of
the Kennett Bank, who is on his
way 10 identify the two mon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
Oil Worker Is
Killed Instantly

WHITTIER, July 29.-Hurtling
down from the top Of high der
rick in the Montebello Oil fields. a
heavy 2xI2 plank struck William II.
Norton, 81, an oil worker, on top of
The head today, killing him instant
lyt $50
Without warning, the board crash
ed to the ground Norton was
standing directly under it and re-
eeived the fall impact Of the blow.
His skull was crushed.
The body was brought here where
an inquest will be held. \ widow
and two children survive.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
Baby's Funeral
Is Held Today

Indigestion, coupled with the hot
weather, caused the death Of Funi-
ko Sugiharaj infant daughter rof
Tetsunosuke Sugihara, Japanese
rancher, last night al 800 o clock
at their home at 446 Orange street.
The little girl, less than n year
old, had been suffering from indi-
gestion for several days and was
under the care of physician. She
was believed to be recovering un-
til Saturday afternoon, when she
took Il turn for the worse.
Funeral services will be held at
the funeral parlors of B. f. Lem
ons this afternoon ~ 800 O'Clock.
The body viii be sent to Los An!
geles tonight for cremation.
"Thc c0l0rs that never run.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
SEN. LODGE is
MUCH BETTER
Ry United Press Leased Wire

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July %. -
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Re
publican leader in the senate, "is
well ON his way to recovery" Dr.
John II. Cunningham, attending
phvsician, said today.
Lodge was operated on for an oh,
struction of the bladder Sunday and
for Il time fears were entertained
Cor his recovery.
A second operation viii be nee
essary, however, Cunningham said,
and the date will be an>1unced in 4
few days.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
insure Your Eay with Edgar
Bros. Realty Co. adv


spud is Proud Father.-Niss
Maxine Gertrude Murphy made her
debut in I'll Centre on "Wednesday
of last week AT the III Centre hos
pital..- Miss Murphy has found life
agreeable as the daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Everett Murphy and has
decided to make her home with her
dad and mother at 5Sl He'll avenue.
The yonng lady is at present so
Joruning at the hospital with her
mother. In 4 few days She viii be
glad to greet friends Of th' family
and make their acquaintance. Mr..
Murphy is well-known i'll Legion
circles as "Spud.
Davis Beauty Parlor tor appoint,
ments. Phone 227. adv
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
meHts. Phone 227. adv
Cigars and Tobaccos, alway,
fresh at Steves'. adv
Bring Your neaIth Problems to
Tompkins, The Chiropraetor. 81
Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S. adv
Bring Your Laundry to $40 Olive
Phone al adv
Colorado River Club Meets-The
entire membership of the Colorado
River Control Club is requested to
be present this evening at the meet
ing of the club in the Masonic hall
in Ell Centre at 7:30 p. III. Matters
of Importance will be taken up that
require complete attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
BELIEVE MANY DEAD
IN SHIP TRAGEDY
by United Press Leased Wire

TOXIC, ,Taan, July 2o.-T","ntv Y
four passengers from the Tairei
Mam, q 1876 ton vessel belonging
to the North Japan Steamship com
pany, were rescued by the steamer
Koslu Mara after the former had
gone on the rocks off Cape Notoro,
Saghalien. it was learned today.
The remaining ZAP passengers and
sailors are believed dead, as heavy
seas are running at the spot where
the Tairei Maru went down.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO,
INJURIES ONE IN STORM

ST. PAUL. Minn., July 29.-Two
mcn were Eil'ed and q boy para
iyzcl hy lightning and heavy dam
ag, to crops and building was done
during storms in Minnesota today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
u. S. sTFET DECLARES
EXTRA DIVIDEND NOW
BY United Press Leased Wire 81

NEW YORK. July %. Directors
of the United States steel corpora
tion today declared fifty cents eX.
na dividcud in addition to the regu-
lar quarterly disbursement.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
ADMEN VISIT AVIATION
PORT IN FRANCE TODAY

rABlS, July 2o.-Thc American
delegates to the recent advertising
convention in London visited the
airport at Le Bourgct today for a
demonstration OF French commercial
add tourist aviation.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

RIVERSIDE, July 29.-Two for
est fires which have been raging in
sections of the San Jaciuto noun
tains since Saturday are either ont
or well under control today.
The Baptiste Canyon fire is cX-
tinguished, forestry service officials
have reported. willie the one on the
south fork of the San Jacinto riY-
cr is surrounded and will be out hc
fore night, it is believed.
Only brush has been burned over
in each of the fires. Watersheds Of
the Hemet and San Jacinto val
leys have not been damaged.
More than $50 men are still on
guard, but the situation is bclicy-
ed well in hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

The girl who buys bathing suit
often wants the least She can get
for her money.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Don't Miss the Hard Time Car
niyal Dance al Holtyille Natator-
lam, Wed. July 80. Prizes for best
uostnmes. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
prosnector no he Buried Here-

Prospector to Be Buried Here
Funeral services of Williams +.
smith, 81, prospector who was found
IL the Chocolate mountains by De
puties Evans and Oswalt Sunday,
after he had lain dead for several
hours from lack of water, are 10 be
held from the funeral parlors of b.
4. Lemons this afternoon at 300
o clock. Burial viii be in Evergreen
w. A. Smith. son of the deceased,
arrived in FL Centre this morning
from compton.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
Newest City Improving Il. L.

Wheeler, connected with the gypsum
mines al Plaster City, states that
much new mining and mill equip
meat is being received daily at that
rlacc.. Additional workmen are be-
ing employed and every effort is
being made by the new company 10
earry ont its plans for improvements
ana lnerfased pradeetioa. 49, - -.---..-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
New telegraph office-Thc Wesf

New Telegraph office-Thc West
ern Union Telegraph company has
leased commodious new quarters in
the Deluxe dance hall in Brawley
and is making gements to oc-
eupy them by the middle Of August.
The old office was destroyed by
fire which recently swept the Pot
Ter block in Brawley. The new Of
flee is next to the postoffice.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
Remove Sick in
FIigh t Before
Ravaging Fire
CONTINUED from page II


breaks, due to dry weather, are mo-
mentarily expected.
PORTLAND. Ore, July 20
While forest fires west Of the Gas,
cade mountains today were report
ed satisfactorily una r control
flames continued to be a menace in
Eastern Washington and Oregon.
Two new fires broke ut Monday
in the forests Of Eastern Washing
ton. A blaze started in the Tict.1
Basin in tL' rainier national for
est, while another spread i'm the Col
Vile forests near Republic.
Two other fircs IN the Wenatcheo
forest. Washington, and third ia
the Columbia forest, Oregon, con
tinued 20 burn out Of control the
district forest office here states.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
why Bake in Hot Weather? Let
National Bakery do it. adv

For Sale mules and harness,
good tent house, plows, disc, etc
40 lbs Pietess- Wheeler lettuce seed.
Terms. Press, Address Box 479. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29
COTTON MARKET

by United Press Leased Wire
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-Cot-
ON ta11fr1.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Only the Best and purest used in
..ational Bakery pastries. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Meals. at Steve's taste better.
That 5 why we re always busy. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Is Two Delegates-Ray Ellis, gen
ial member of the American Legion
and the Forty and Fights, is rather
Il hit puffed up over the honor of
being chosen as delegate to the state
conventions Of the Two groups. The
conventions are to be held sinai
ianeously from August to at
Santa Cruz.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

TOnr SIc0dYi Spot5 '3.UU.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Mexican Held for Hearing Ru-
fino Sanchez, %, Mexican laborer,
was arrested al Brawley yesterday
on charge of burglary. He was
brought to the county Jail last night
bv Deputy Sheriff George Evans TO
be held awaiting his hearing in JUS
tice Of the peace court in Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Enjoy Your Meas in pleasant
surroundings at Liberty Cafe.
Strictly American. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Davis Beauty Parlor. for appoint
Uents. Phone 227. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

"Thc colors that never rum
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Buy Bread at National Bakery.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Eatables. at Steve's are kent
fresh in a big roomy refrigerating
plant. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-07-29

Bel Funeral to Be Held-Fnneral
services for Joseph Bell, 50, color
ed porter at Clement s Drug Store,
who died last Thursday afternoon,
are to be held from the East Side
Baptist church tomorrow afternoon,
al 300 o clock. Burial viii be in
Evergreen cemetery. The funeral
ceremony will be conducted by
Rev. DAVIS. The reason for the
delay in the services was to allow
time for relatives in Arkansas TO
arrlYp
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ANUNCIOS ECONONICOS|

SE ALQUILAN varias habitacienes On
la calls delA Acristo No. 16. Informsran
en- II Joyerfa Bouret. p
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5CEsANTE7

Sc ALQUlLAN los altos espaciosos
cerca de la Universidad. Cabida para
doce pupilos. Rio Piedras, Ferrocarril
20. Inf. Box 465, Rio Piedras, P. r..
.--16
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"a agresiva, siendo 6sta la mas intere-
sante y la mas noble util dc las
funciones que esta llamado a ejercer
en- su poder social
S0n de gran oportunidad en- este mo
mento, las ideas de rouiilee, cuando
dijo que para que una gocietiad pueda
ejercer en- su provecho su fuerza coer-
citiva de castigar llegando hasta es-
cribir en- Las mismas puertas de hierro
de las ceidas de los presos el nombre
de la libertad, como 10 habia visto
Rousseau en- las prisiones de Ginebra,
es precise que aIltes haya hecho cuanto
haya podido, para prevenir ell dellto,
por medic de la instruction universal,
que es la legitima forma de la iuat-
cia preventiva, porQue cuanto mas
grandes sean los progresses de Ia cien-
cia. mas Sc sabe que ell criminal es,
por regla general, un insensato 0 I'm
ign0rante. y que mientras mas escue-
las existan, habra menoA Aprisionss,
do en- las puertas de las escuelas Y no
en- Las rejas de las prisiones, en- donde
debe escribirse la palabra LdBHETAD.
Anotamos estos conceptos, no por
cue aceptemos integramente las cleen-
cias que en- ellos refieja su autor, slno
simplemente como una demonstration ue
que, aim en- ell campo de los mas gran
des eclepticismos, Sc abre paso la con-
viccion de que, en- la moderna criml-
nologia, antes<que CASTIGAR es pre-
ESQ CORREGIR por metodos adecua-
dos de individualzacion., que modih-
quen las inclinaciones congenitas o
adquiridas de los criminales, preparan-
dolos para una vida de honestldad y
de trabajo, encauzando sus activldadea
por Ell camino que aconseje ell exame;i
que Sc haga de su organization pslqui-
ca, siempre teniendo presente Fl pr1n-
cipio de que en- criminologia no hay
dehncuencia, sino delincuentes, del us
mo modo que en- medcina no hay en-
fermedades, sino enfermos
Ins1stiendo mucho en- la afirmacion de
que ell delincuente es una Individual
dad integrada por dos factores esen-
ciales, uno que Sc refere su ofga-
nizacion fisiopsiquica y el otro las
circunstancias externas. en- que su VI
da Sc desarrolla, de cuyo desequiIibrlo
surge ell delito como uny fenomeno ra-
tural, independence de Sill volgntad, de
bemos trabajar con empef7o por La
adopcion de I'm plan legislative que
francamente moditique EN- su esencla el
actual slstema penal hacAendo mas efec
two ell principiosde defeiisa social, mi
manizando los metodos lie repression y
simplificando a Ia vez ell costoso Gle.
mental f,tncionamiento de Ia justicia pc
nal; que abarque un estudio complete
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Sc VENDE en- la Avenida TAFT casa
con sala, comedor, dormttorios, CO.
Gina, cuarto do banjo, dornlitorio, SER
vicio sanitario para criados v garage.
Doy dinero en- hipoteca. Informara la
Vida. de Iriarte, Gale Los Bafios No. 8,
tel6fono 1158 Santurce. ca
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81 ALQUILAN casas en- Fato Rey
Moderno parada 81 1l2, $1,000 $50
Son hermosas Vt ventiladas. InforE1a-
ran alii. en- .'Colmado Espaiia''. r
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Sc IKvEsTIGA. LA VIDA. DE Ros
81, PREsUNTo .AsEsTNo DE
MATEo oTTI

ROMA. JUNO %. Omitted Press -
La policia registr6 varias cagas de
amigos dc Rossi, para yer ST es posi-
be conseguir la pista del fugitive de Il
jtisticia, presunto matador de Matco
otti, caudillo socialista.
Ell fiscal sonetio CARGO a Filipeni
y Dumini. Este tltino, acosado a pre-
guntas, manifesto que e. habia sido
compIce en- Ell asesinato de Mateo otti,
pero que 10 haBia hecho, instigado por
FilipeIli. Filipelli declare que ellos no
Sc proponian matar Otti, sino amor
dazarlo.
La minoria de los mienlbros rehusa-
ron intervcnir en- la Corte dc Honor
que Finzi solicito para que el psrla
mento procediera a hacar una investi
gaci6n do su vida privada, como res
puesta a los cargos que Sc le fornulan.
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CE vG.sDE: caoba en- tabla y ta-
blones a $4,000 millar. Cedro en-
tabla tablones a $4,000 miIlar.
Traviesas de 6x6 y 6xS a Is cts. ira
viesa. Postes para cereas IS cts.
Piezas para desvfos de 10 pies
a $3.50 cada una. Dirfjase: N. Lopez
Landr6n, Stop 27h, Tel. 4G7 negro.
Santurce. r
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TOME CAFE CARACoLILLo:--El
mejor de Puerto Rico. Envasado la
moderna en- frascos de cristal prueba
de aire. De venta por jose II. Avi-
les. Telefono 4o5 negro. santurce,
P. r. I'll
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"a agresiva, siendo esta la mas intere
sante y la mas noble y util dc la
funciones que esta llamado a ejerce
en- su poder social.
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Tinta suftciente para un afo, III
su nombre. srtisticamente graha- RE
do en- lefras doradas en- esta pre-
ciosa pluma de fuente ''Won- l
der, de lenador auto1natico. Eg
que solo vale SITS. Es
la Pluma Wonder So fa- k<
bfiea con los meiores materiales rs
y su punta es de Gro s6lido de E&
II quilates -Garantizamos que ~
darG eompieta satisfaction. Al E
ofdenar ihdique el estilo cue de. g
sea. para DANA 0 para caballero. Mk
NO ENvIE DINERO solo 25 nv
centayos como dep6sito, pague TN
el balance de $3.50 81 cartcra IVA
cuando le entregue la pluma.
NUESTRA GARANTIA: De.
yalvemos su dinero 81 no queda
usted eomple(amente satisfecho. u
Escriba ,inmediatamenfc solicit q
tando catalogo ilustrade.. ~ VI
!. W0NDE FOUNTAIN PEN co
Dept. E. Tribune Bldg.
New York, N. Y.
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OPORTUNIDAD POR AUSENCIA Sc
VENDE heriaosa residencia en- Ell Con-
dado, Ave. Nereidas, Stop 451a, mo-
derna construction, toda de concrete,
con cinco habitaciones, comedof, sala,
cocina, banjo esplendido y doble SER
vicio sanitario para la servidumbre.
Garage de concrete cuarto anexo,
patio andaluz en- Ell centric de la casa.
1880 metros solar. Precio $16,5oo 90
netos tomando de SIS. 900. 90 a $40 600
de pronto y Ell resto en- hipoteca CO.
modidad al S9o anual. Dirijase cuan-
to antes a M. r., Box 4S7 telefono
462 San Juan. IS
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Sc ALQUILA EN- Ave. Ponce de Leon
No. 125 una amplia Residential cou
garaje, jardin, patio con arboles 'I'ru-
tales. Sc venden muebles. Informes:
Telefono 24s, santurce. 7-s
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CUAETMLAs DEL DE. con y res
te.--- Los derechos pasivos Dc Loo lnass-
tros de escuela pusrterriuusnos. Ass-
pues do 1893.

Sc vENDE Ia tienda "La Luna de
calzado y ropa hecha por no poderla
atenacE su duefo. San AGustin IS, Pta
de .iorra. PoNcarpo Fernandsz. 7---1s
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MUEBLES A PLAZoS: Juegcs para
sala MARIA TERESA, irnitacion al
pals; Juegos de Mimbre, Tocadores, Ro
peros y todo 10 que I'd. puede desear
en- muebles. Traiga cnaIquier cantidau
de dinero y.le amuebIaremos su casa,
el resto 10 pagara plazos comodos.
ventas para la isla. La Joya del Ho-
gar Inc. Box 22s, Gales del Cristo
No. Is. San Juan, r. R.ss~ 7--l2
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27

rhe home stay is brief; three games
h Beaumont, three with Houston
then the road again.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-27
MAIN TENNIS TEAM
BEATS AUSTIN TEN
MATCHES TO EIGHT
Clues San Antonians De-
Gliding Series With Boys
= From Capital City.

The Main Avenue High School ten
mis- team of San Antonio, won the
third and deciding series of matches
with the team of Austin High School
ono the courts at San Pedro Park
here, Saturday. ten matches to eight.
The triumph for the San Antonians
was especially noteworthy in view of
Austins recent victories over the team
of Houston High, which had tied the
racket-wielders of the Texas Uniyer-
sity freshmen class.
The Main margin of victory Satur-
day was secured in singles, In which
the North Siders captured seven
matches to the visitors five. The
teams broke even in doubles, each
winning three matches.
The singles results were as fol-
Berkeley Bell. Austin, defeated
Fred Smith, Main, SO, 81.
Leon Amman, Austin, won from
Joe Kincaid, Main, 81, 81.
Jessie McCarley, Main, beat Alden
Stoles, 2-6, 81, go.
Buck Afford, Adstin. downed Charl-
ton Carroll, Main, 4-6, 10, Ga.
W. $. Il. Russell, Main, defeated
ASes %oAhehShs huoph, w o-ot
10.
Mansell, Austin, beat Allen Ingrum,
Main, 81, 6-3.
Hays Yandell. Main, bested w arts,
Austin. 6-3, So.
David McGehee, Main. won from
George Cunningham, Austin, ITO, Ii,
go.
Evans Fitch, Main, beat Bagby,
Austin, 81, 81.
Stewart King, Main, won from
Courtney Wells, Austin, by default.
Shuts of Austin. defeated Harry
Kirk. Main, So, rs, ~.
David Combs, Main, downed Dun
lap, Austin, 6-3, 81.
Results in the doubles:
Bell and Amman, Austin, defeated
Kirk and McGehee, Main, SO, 81.
Kincaid and L. Smith, Main, beat
Minchen and Afford. GA, "a.
Russell and b. Smith, Main, de-
feated Stiles and Manell, 6-2, "a.
Ingrum and McCarley, Main, won
from Shuts and Watts, So, ga.
Cunningham and Bagby, Austin,
beat Combs and Yandell, 2-6, rs, 81,
Dunlap and Shultz, Austin, defeated
Ingrum and Fitch, 81, 4-6, 6-2.
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against the dugout in their disgust and
despair Saturday.
A single by Pitcher Clarkson in the
third was the first hit by the Crabs.
Two walks in the fourth laid the
foundation for a rally but Kearns
hit into double play. In the sixth,
Wisterzil doubled to left as first man
up. Two infield outs brought him
| around for the Crabs only run. The
seventh and eighth were on"-two-three.
With two down in the ninth, Catcher
Morrow got a scratch hit toward third
on which Broyold made a spectacular
stop but was not L. position for a
throw to first. King popped to Fuller
to end the game. .
Bill Warwick, Bob Coleman's catch
ing understudy, started his first game
of the season behind the bat for San
Antonio and handled Couchman's tan
talizing shoots ably. In addition. he
got hit that started the Bruin bat
fest in the third, single to left.
Couchman further surprised the folks
by beating out an infield hit. Na;o's
out advanced the runners. Diviney
walked Fuller, filling the bases. This
was a very foolish thing to do, for
Rosenthal, the San Antonio seige
gun, wasted no time in doing his stuff,
his double to right scoring Warwick
and Couchman. Galloway grounded
to Paddy Bauman who tried vainly to
catch Fuller at the plate. Another
run. Galloway went out trying to
steal second but Meyers singled over
short, scoring Rosenthal. Broyold also
hit. This was the cue for Diviney's
removal from the box. Gross sent a
liner into the shortstop's hands to end
the inning.
Brovold Hits Four.
The Bears filled the bases in the
seventh after two out on a hit BY
Broyold-his third of a collection OF
four safeties-another by Gross and a
walk to Warwick, but Couchman
grounded out to the first baseman.
In this inning, Catcher John An
derson of the Crabs was put out of
the game by Umpire Coe. which ran
Johns consecutive removal record to