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New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
CITY LEAGUE WILL
 OPEN ON JUNE 70
Managers Of Five Teams Gather
 at Meeting in City Hall

The New Britain City Baseball league will start on Saturday after noon, June 20, at Walnut Hill park according to decision reached at a meeting of managers with James Naughton of the public amusement commission In Room 2ol In the City hall building last night at 8 o'clock. Five baseball teams were represented and all stated that their teams were enthusiastic over the prospects of a city league this year.
 ~ Because of the fact that represen- tatives of other teams were expected to attend last nights session and be- cause, also, the wish has been to have a six-team league, the meeting set Monday, June 8 as the limit for the sixth team to apply for admis- sion into the feague. Any manager wishing to put team in the field ss the sixth member of the city league circuit, may do so by apply Ing to James Naughton between now and that time. The first applicant that comes forward with an or ganized team, will be the first to be accepted.
 Those who attended last night s meeting were James Naughton, rep reeenting the public amusement commission; Abe Aronson for the Orioles A. C.; Stanley Drenzik for the Burritt A. C.; Ken Saunders for the Pirates A. C.; Ross McCourt for the Rangers A. C.; and Tommy Aldrich for the Dragons.
 The managers decided to have Judge William F. Mangan to act during the season as an advisory board of one member. All disputes and protests arising during the sea- son will be submitted to the secre. tary of the league who in turn will turn the protest over to the ad. visory board for settlement.
 It was also decided to limit the teams to IS men and managers oi the combinations who plan to enter the league will be required to hand the list of their players in to the board of managers by Tuesday. June 16. These lists will govern the personnel of each team during the playing season.
 It is planned to have the league run eight weeks. All games vii be played on Saturday afternoons two at 2 o'clock and one at o'clock. This will give the league with six teams In 1t, time to pla, twice around the circuit.
 The next meeting will be held 1T the Cf@ hall room next Thursda. night at which time the manager } will elect president and secretar. , and rules will be drawn up for th' conduct of the league. The Spald ing ball will be used.
 James Naughton announced las night that applications for positions as umpires in the league will be re ceived by him at any time. Al the good umpires in the city are ex pected to apply for appointments t the league and with the spirit showi last night, the City league will b. better than ever this year.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

wallops the Giants turned out an Il 10 10 victory in a game replete with loose pitching and heavy slug ging at St Louis, New York used four pitchers and the Cards three.
 Four phillie boXmen were victims as Pittsburgh won Is to 3. Cuyler's assault for the Corsairs included a home run, triple, double and single.
 The Reds ended their losing streak by slashing out s hits in an H. inning game and defeating the Braves, 7 to 6. Manager Bancroft of the Braves. shortstop, broke his left thumb and will be out of the game for at least two weeks
 Brooklyn came out on the short end of an II to score at Chicago. Fourteen hits went for extra bases Grimm, Griffith and Friegau slam med homers for the Cubs while Fournier banged one for the Robins.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
|GIBBONS.TUNNEY
 BATTLE TONIGHT
Leaders in Heavyweight Ranks
 Square Of at Polo Grounds

New oYrk, June ,. (AP)-1>wo Of tho leaders la the heavyweight ranks who have ben tuggins at tho mantle of Jack Dempsey will! square of tonight at the Polo Grounds In a fifteen round bout to q decision,
 They are Gene runney of New York and Tom Gibbons of St. Paul clever boxers with punching power that has been sufficient to dispose of many likely aspirsnt.
 It will be q netting of two yetcr" ans of the World War, two sx- ponents of the sane fighting style And two clean cut warriors whose records place them on a footing 50 even that opinion is equally divided @ to the outcome. A sT year old eastern bachelor will fight a 56- year old western family man.
 Two weeks from tonight . second pair Of heavyweight sortepders will be seen by 9 Metropolitan audience. 1 They will be Harry Wills Negro challenger accepted as an outstand- ing oponent for Dempsey by the boxing board. and Charlie Weinert of Newark, N. J., conqueror Of Luis Firpo. Promoters meanwhile are working on additional elimination bouts though Jack Dempsey has cabled from Paris his willingness to met the winner of tonight's fight Long and careful training have brought Tunney and iGbbons to their best weights, with an ad- vantage of only one pound or two for Tunney.
 New York fans will be looking 10 Tunney for victory as this city's first possible heavyweight champion. The metropolis has yet 10 produce a supreme ruler of the fistic realm.
 Gibbons, seking 10 lengthen the string of western heavyweight kings, atns at record attained only by Bob Fitzsimmons, who was the only man to win the heavyweight title when past the age of thirty-six. The St. Paul mans supporters point to his clean, simple life as helping him to retain the strength, ability and stamina which frequently have failed other veterans.
 Experts forecast a duel of body punching in the early rounds, AL thought the chances of a knockout are considered slim, Tunney Is rated as having the best chance to put over a finishing blow, but on the other hand Gibbons has greater ex- perIence and is considered the su- perior boxers.
 The pronoters of the fight have prohibited radio casting from the grounds.
 Preliminary bouts-king Solomon of Panama vs. Romero Rojas Of Chile, s rounds; Jack De Nave, New York vs. Bud German, Wisconsin, 6 rounds; Ray Neumsn, Jersey City vs. Bob Lawson, Negro light heavy weight champion of the world, 6 rounds; John Crosse, New York, vs. Jack Nc Donald, New York, 4 rounds. Lloyd Skinner vs. George Mufholland, alternate bout.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
League Standing.
Pirate Juniors Win
 From Diamond Busters

The Pirate Juniors last night won their fifth straight game in indoor baseball, their victims being the Diamond Busters. The score was 6 to 5. The feature of the game was a steal Of home by P, Peretta. The club is newly organized and has three teams, a hard ball team, an indoor team and a second team of little fellows. The team would like 10 hear from the Hilltops, Maple street Indians, Glen A. C. and any room team of the Central Junior High school. The Pioneer diamond is used for hard ball and the St, Joseph's lot for indoor. For games call John Colwick at 200 South Main street or Philip Paretta at 23S Park street, telephone 2442-2,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
n 
ANDERSON TAKES SEVEN
 OF TEN FROM SPINELLA
Connecticut State Champion Wins From Brooklyn Man in Total
 Pinfal by s8 Pins

Eddie Anderson, state bowling champion, took Barney spinella, of Brooklyn, N. r., one of tho eountry's best duck pin rollers, into camp last night at the Casino alleys, The local pin buster took seven out of the ten games played and had a margin in the total pinfall Of ss over the Brooklyn champ. Anderson was at the top of his form while Spinella fell down repeatedly in the pinches. Anderson's average for the evening was 117 and spinella's was 1o7. A slim crbwd saw one of the greatest matches ever played in this section of the state. Both bowlers were bothered considerably by the heat and spinella semed to be more o.f his game on account of the per- spiration which poured over hin, from the evertion of rolling the games.
 The match of 10 games was for a purse of $500 and a great cheer went up from the gallery when the announcer made 1t known that An derson had won. The spectacle of two great bowlers rolling against each other, is something that doesn't happen every day and although New Britain has a large following of the game on the lanes. the weather is given as the reason for the slim At- tendance at last nights match.
 The results of the games were as follows:
 Spinella of Brooklyn
 ss, 1os, l2o. s7. 1l2, 1o6, 12T, 11s
 93. 104.
 Anderson Of New Britain 11a, 1Sl, no. 12s, 123. 1os, 1S6
 122, 90, 102.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
CHICAGO
Batted for Osborne in 8tth.
 |,

x-Batted for osborne in 8tth
 xx-Batted for Greene in 9th. Brooklyn ......',.'''ooV 4I1 ia'- Chicago ..,....,,'',''VHg III -%@-ll
 Two base htsLBrooks, Brown, Wheat, Grimm, Lotus (2). Three base hits Brown, Wheat. Home runs-Taylor, Grimm, Griffith, Freigau, Fournier. Sac rlfices-Jones, Grimm, Griffith. Double plays-Brooks to Adams; aiaTanville to Adams to Grimm t2l. Left on bases Brooklyn H. Chicago 10. Base on balls off Jones 9, off Ehrhardt 2, off HuhnelI 2, of Kaufmaun l. of osborne l, off Blake l.. Struck outt-by Jones l, by haufmann ., by Greene l. by Blake 1. Hits-of Ehrhardt s in :. O out in 4thl, off Hub bell in 3, co out in 7th) off Osborne |" in 1, off Greene in 1, of Jones in S1-3 co out in 9thl. of Blake in l. Passed ball-Hartnett. Winning Pfrher- Kaufmaun. Losing pitcher Huhhen' I'm pires-Opay, Phrmau @ld Sweeney Time I2l3,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
JNFIELDERs' DAY OFF

Tn 2 game played the other day between Washington and the Ath- ietics the former team had only three assists Peckinpaush had two Of them and Stanley Harris the other. Most Of the Mack hitteYs were sending up fly balls that after noon.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
BACK IN FORM

Miss Kitty McKane, 1S-year-old English tennis champion. appears to be in winning form again after a rather poor start on the courts this season. The other dey she scored a decisive victory over John Try in the finals of the Surrey champion ship.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
HEADS TRACE TEAM

Fred Zehrer. star athlete of the New Britain High school track team, was elected the captain of next years squad at 8 meeting of the team held in the Senior High school building yesterday afternoon. His selection is a very popular one among his mates.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
COMING SIAR
appears

Northwestern University sppesrs 10 have a coming star in Johnny Cameron, freshman spriBter. The other day he stepped the century in .9 7-lo, his performances being clocked by three watches Purple coaches expect great things Of the youngster.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
Sl5.OOO FOR BOUT

Omaha, June 5.-Promoters of the Morrie Schlaifer-Joe Simonich welterweight fight here tonight have offered Mickey Walker. welter- weight champion. a s15,00o guaran- tee for fight with the winner they announced yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH
 LEAGUE TEAM RESULTS
Team Four Defeats Team One and Goes Into First Place
 in the Standing

Team went into first place Wednesday afternoon by downing Team 1 by a score of il to 8. Klopp pitched a fine game and was given excellent support by his mates.
 Friday afternoon Team 2 will play
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

Talking machine records of the voices Of the Prince Of Wales and Lloyd George gre to be preserved in the British museum.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

By means of a sensitive micro phone and headphones. South American scientist claims 10 have heard the gnawing Of worms inside laprles.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
IT ' ! T FJNCTNNATT

x-One out when winning run scored,
 z-Batted for Brugsy In 9th.
 Boston .,...,..,,,'PlV ""l IVY WY Cincinnati -...,.,,.oNp p-s 'E- '.
 Two base hitst-Burrus, Walker. H.tz- mann. Three base bitst-Wel.h, rineIN, -r}t, Stolen bases Nes, Marriott, E. smith. saerifices-Bsnes, Njehaus, Gib- son, Burrus. Double pas-Ptnelli Crtz 70 Niehaus. Left on base Boston 2. 'ln- irinnati lS. Base on halls-of Barnes l. Marouard 1. May 3, struok ou'-hy Barnes 2, Rixey l. May 2. non"hue l.. Hns-of Barnes II In 8 --3, Marquard I n ll-2, Rixey in in { 2-3, May iu |4l.5 Donohue in .. Hit hy pitcher - by May tWelsh1. Wild pitch-Ma.. Vim ming pitcher-Donohue Losing Wtcher - l Marquard. Tmpires- M'D9rm'k ana 1 Klem. Tims-2.23.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
PITTSBURGH


Totals F )" k
 T-Batted for ONeaI in fh
 YY-Batted for Burns in 9''h
 Philadelphia .......,..eol hle l'0- Pittsburgh -.........-l9S so2 hN-lN
 Two base hits-HaWks. Smith. RiEbee, Traynor, wrightstone, Cuyier. Three base lhttE-Graathara, Cuyler, Home run--Cuy- Ter, Stolen bases-Cuyler. sa"rifics- Trayunr Double play-CuylsT, Moore and Wright. Left on bases -Phiisdelrhia 2, 1 Pittsburgh E. Base on balls-of Knight
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

F. 6 ' soHu '-Ep~-o
 Two base hitB--ErIcson, F. shsshan, J. sheehsn. Three base hits-Driscel. Jack. sen. Home runs-Restella, Barnes, Bases on balls of Huhr ,, Drisooll 5, Struck out-by Huber 5. Drisool {.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-05

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New Britain herald., 1925-06-05
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
Tables Turn AS
State Head of
Banks Accu sed

SAN FRANCISCO, June IL. -
John +. johnson, state superinten-
dent of banks, was in Sacramento
to-day, while his opponents dug
deeper into documents seized here
as "A result of tho arrest of Sigmuud
Janas and Joseph Goldman, deputies
in his office.
These documents, hcif as cvidencc
against the men charged by .lohn-
son with cmbczzlement of fdnds,
were declared to ineriminate him in
southern California deal which is
linked with the alleged conspiracy
60 dispose of the Valley Bank at
Fresno.
Clark V. Dudley, San Francisco
attorney representing minority
stockholders in the Fresno bank, az
cuSrd johnson of entering into a
conspiracy with the Pacific South
west Bank of Los Angeles and the
Eank of Italy to sell out the Valley
| Bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
by United rress i.eased Wire

Yesterday s Iero-Bennv Karr,
Cleveland pitcher-let the Athlc-
ties down with five hits and drove
IN two runs with single that
helped him win his own game, , to
o, IT was the first shutout of the
season for the Athletics.
-Four hits in the sixth inning gave
the Tigers three runs but sam
Jones tightened and the Yanks won
8 TO }.
The Senators beat the Browns Q
to 8 in a free hitting game and
moved up to within half game of
first place.
Alexander was in great form and
the Cubs beat the Braves, to 3.
Dazzy Vance was bumped for
two runs in the first innlng, but
he stcadied and the Robins beat the
Reds II to 3.
Home runs by Blades and Bell
helped the Cards win their third
straight game from the phillics by
Ia score of IL to 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
GIANTS STILL
LEAD PIRATES
BY GOOD MARGIN
Attraction Now Centers
Around st. Louis
Cards
By HENRY J.. FARRELL,
United Press Staff Correspondent

n NEW YORK, June l5.-Standings
aof the clubs in the National league
begin to look more natural as they
pass the first land mark of the sea-
son.
Excess baggage must be cast out
of the big leagues today when the
Krules force the clubs to get down to
the 25 player limit.
Although they have been almost
wrecked by injuries, the New York
Giants are holding lead of IL
games over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Brooklyn Robins, lacking the
pitching that held the team in the
race last season, are slumping and i'll
danger of losing place in the first
division. The Phillies have dropped
down to whore they belong after a
spurt in the first division.
Chief in, crest in the National
league now ecnters around the st.
Louis Cards, which have been turn
ed into a winning combination by
Rogers Hornsby, who is showing
himself to be n skillful manager as
we'll as a field merchanic
IEornsby in two weeks has moved
the 81. Louis club from the hole up
to striking position at the first
division and there is no telling what
possibilities are in the club.
The slipping of the Philadelphia
/. Athletics was thc feature of the
week in the American league. The
hitting of the club has fallen OFF and
Mack needs some more pitchers.
The champion Washington Sena.
tors are within a half game of first
place and they are moving along
at an easy gait
The New York Yankees may have
more luck now that Ruth is getting
bagk into the game rcht ilff3- p
back to his real form. The big fcl-
low is getting stronger i'll his hit,
ting -prA r:w 4els We, ,lJts, the team
wips. Combs and >Meusef have been
the. whole works for the Yanks and
without them the team might be
down in the hole.
The Detroit Tigers are in ii eriti-
cal position. 1t looks now as if the
tea IN never will get started. So
much ground has Deen lost that 1t
seems that cobb 5 team cannot hope
To figure in the pennant race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
For Lease
NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS FOR
SPRTNKLING SYSTEM

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Supervisors of Imperial
County will receive at their Cham.
bers in the Court House at Ell Cen
tro, up until the hour of two p. IN.
July 9th, 1925, sealed proposals for
the furnishing of materials and in
stallation for sprinkling system
for the Court House grounds accord.
ing to the plans and Specifications
now on file in the office OF the
County Clerk of Imperial County,
located in tho Court House at III
Centre, California.
The Board of Supervisors hereby
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of supey.
visors.
Dated this $rd day Of June. 1895.
c. q. MOuSSFAI,
County Clerk and ex.0fficio CLERK
Of the Board Of Supervisors 81
Imperial County.
By {. y. el@gso-, Dsg-t7. stl0
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given by Geo, w.
Allen, administrator of the estate
of Barney Woods, deceased, to all
persons having claims against said
deceased, TO present them within
four months after first publication
of this notice TO the undersigned
at 107 RchkoTf Building, III Cen
fro, California, the place selected
to transact business of said estate,
or file them within four months af-
ter first publication of this notice
in the office of Clerk of Superior
Court, Imperial County.
Dated this 18th day of June, 1928,
GEO. w. ALLEN, Administrator.
JAS, w. Glassford, Attorney for Adj
ministratOr. Is % 20 } 6 l3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15

WA.NTED-Experienced man for
general farm work. First house
in Villa Farms, on 4th ST., even
ings. II. Cross. l5t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
No. L-R No. IA, Dept 2
FIRST AMENDED NOTICE OF
FILING PETITION FOR LAND
REGISTRATION.

Ae6SlS Iva ISAN.
In the Superior Court of Jmpc,
rial County in and for the State OF
California.
To:
GRACE l.. .BEAL, WALTER X.
FULLER, JOHN b. WELLMAN,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC "A n ID
COMPANY, a Corporation, BESSIE
HURLEY, IMPERIAL WATER
COMPANY, No. 8, a Corporation,
w. +. BEAL, John Doe, Annie Roe,
Bill Black Company, a Corporation.
Take notice that on the 1lth day
of May, 1925, the first amended
verified Petition of Ida Wagner was
filed in !the office of the clerk of
said court, praying for the registra-
tion of Title to the following land,
situate in the County of Imperial,
State of California, towit:
The South half (S11} of the
Northwest quarter (N. W. ~, and
the Southwest quarter (S. w. ~ of
the Northeast quarter On. L. ~ of
Section Two 2), Township Eleven
Ql) South, Range Fourteen Q4)
East, S. b. M. in the County of I'M
pcrial, State of California,
and praying for a decree declaring
applicant 40 be the owner in fee
simple of said land. All records,
and maps referred to in said Peti-
tion are on file in the office of the
recorder of said county, and this
notice is equivalent to a summons,
You are hereby notified and di
rectcd to appear and answer sai@
petition within ten days after per-
sonal service of this notice on you,
if served within the County of Im-
perial, or within Thirty days after
personal service of this notice on
you, if served elsewhere in the
State of California, or within Sixty
! days after the first publication of
this notice, if it has not been per-
sonally served upon you in this
State, and to show cause, if any
You have by your answer, why said
Petition should not be granted F.;
otherwise the Court will grant said
Petition and direct registration of
the title to said land in accordance
with the law, and you win be for
ever barred from disputing the
same.
i WlTNEsS THE HONORABLE
NJ. W. Conkliug, Judge of the Su'
pcrior Court, County of Imperial
state of California, and the Seal Of
said Court affixed this l1th day OF
May, 1928.
nc. G, MoUssEAC, CLERK.
BY G. Z. WTTLIFORD, Deputy
! G., Il. Belt, 406-S Amer Bank
Bldg, Los Angeles, California, At
torncy for Petitioner.
(SEAL) ...
M4y IS Jl4a : g -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15
FUENTES GETS HIS
MAN AT MEXICALl

Tony Fuentcs got his NAH again
yesterday, knocking out Sandy
More i'll the second round of d schcd
uied ID round bout at the bull ring
in MeXicali. More held up his end
of the argument for while i'll the
first round, but the speedy Mexi-
can heavyweight took the round and
came out prepared to end hostilities
in the second round.
After a rapid exchange Of blows
the men clinched and FUentes got II
short uppcrcut which pur More
down for the count and kept him
goofy' for several minutes after
the fight was over,
The balance of the bill produced
several good fights, which were en-
ioyed by a crowd which packed the
bull ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15

FOR RENTED acres AL vegeta bic
land, $50 acres, give possession
July 90. Richter = mile south of
Eucalyptus school. 1oto
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-15

Here and There
in Sport World

LOS ANGELES, June b Lou
Daro, promoter of the last wrestling
bouts held here week ago, an
nounees that he has signed Dan
Koloff, Bulgarian wrestler who lost
to Joe Stechcr, to meet Renato
Gardini June "a, i'll the semi final
match to the main event i'll which
Wladek Zbys2ko tangles arms and
legs with Don Andres Castano.
Syl Spaulding's R-elass sloop,
Debra, captained by Ben Weston,
won first place Sunday in the final
series of R.boat races at Los An
geles harbor. The Debra already has
enough points to her credit to win
the series provided that protest
now on file with the race authori-
ties is disallowed.
Bud Taylor, Terre Haute terror,
will meet Ernie Goozeman, San Di.
ego featherweight, in IL scheduled
ten.round main event tomorrow
night.
Johnny Murphy and Billy Vincent
will settle their difficulties i'll the
six round semi final, and Al Grunan
will meet Dutch Grozlcr in the six
round special event.
Southern California S rcprcnta-
tives in the Pacific coast baseball
league are both falling.
Los Angeles, Il team which drop.
ped from third to fourth place last
week when they were beaten five
out of seven times by San Francisco,
will open a seven game series with
Seattle i'll Washington Park We'd
ncsday.
Vernon, with one victory out of
seven games played against Oakland
last week, leaves in last place, for
Sacramento for the coming week S
series.