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years the center of the Major League
Baseball, quietly retired yesterday from
the presidency of the American League,
delivering his RESIGNATION verbally 10 the
board Of directors.
TELEGRAN5.
ST. CROIX STATION.
HOrta, Azores, Oct. 18th The Ger
man aviators of the Junkers plane, Dl220,
which arrived here on Friday from Lis
bon have announced that they Intend to
leave for Newfoundland. with New York
as their ultimate destination, as soon as
they could make their plane ready. The
plane landed another woman aspirant for
Transatlantic honours, Lille DiIIerz,
Vlennese actress, She will continue the
trip to New York.
h0rta, Azores, Oct. 18th Miss Ruth
Elder and her co pilot George A. Halde-
man of the American Girl safe from their
p|arilous Transatlantic fight venture land
ed this morning. from the S. 5. Barren.
drecht which picked them up several
hundred miles off the Azores 0n thurs
day.
Tokyo, Oct. 17th.-Martial law has
been proclaimed in Picking says the Rem
80 news agency. AeI0pIane Of the Shan
81 forces are reported to have destroyed
railway bridges Is miles south Of the
capital.
New York, Oct. l9th-Ihe spot raw
sugar market was unchanged. Sales
were GO, 600 bags Of Cuban, q, 000 bags
Of Philippines and 20, GOO bags Of Porto
Rican, il nearby positions at q II. Raw
sugar futures were four to seven points
net higher, with approximate sales Of
So 600 tons. Deer closed 2.91, JaGy
z 50, Mch 2.86, May 294, July SOP,
Septr $40. Refined sugar prices were
unchanged at 5 80 to 6.l0 for fine granu-
la,ed.
Chefoo China. Oct. l8tb-Tbe var
ship "Vindictive.' has arrived here to
prevent possible raids ON The local branch
OF the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank,
where q portion Of the salt tax has been
deposited.
Belgrade Juqo Slavia Oct. l8th-Tbe
assassination or NJ. Ihenabye. Albanian
Minister TO Jugo SIavia and CZecho
S|lovakia, las made q profound impress
sion throughout JueO Slavia swhere the
slain Minister was we'll known Ter lis
efforts 10 promote cordial relations he
tween Albania and Jugo Slavia. Inc
newspapers touay C~c.are almost IN
animousIy that they consider the murder
a direct challenge to JugC SIaVia.
Hank0W China, yet. l6th--Residents
, 1927-10-20

have .o'maiIy 2ppealed 20 The British
1oV5 .de"j io demand aH improve
ment N cono'''cnS Io me concession, or
10 use joice, y necessary, to eJect the
soicI~-E me lesbaaseTS. They appeal
eC ~ me government Tor reIeI iron
Wbai .he residents regard as hopeless
cono'Ions resulting from the military
regimes IN HaakoW ciVIi mismanage-
merr auc gIaIt aIlecung the former
bflSo CONCESSION. when was returned
TO iL.ba on March 10th, as q result Of
the llen O.AaIIey agreement.
no JaLelio. Get loth~-Ileudonne
Doste7 aud L0 BIN, f%ntouJe to lueuos
Aites rom iafIS 10y pane, arlINea here
SnoflN heioEe noon Yesterday itom
CaFaFelas, "he'e they stepped The pTe-
VioQs ni-ht
Fhaht, AUSIJa, Uct. 18th. Europe
p In constant c#L&ef 0l another eEII0-
SION "t'c' 90 LeaEue OF Nations can
cuecN II me warning uttered oy the
vienna Neue fiele Fres>e. austria Lead
me paper eau describes The b.2hiy
cDaI2ed SITUATION "hlch has arisen no the
baIhans over the ASSASSINATION OF the AL
oanlan Munster, NJ. henabey al Prague,
ana OF General hoNajcheVIoI OF JugO
SlaVIa and The lecuirlng border raids IN
MaceuonIa. mere is a boiIing cauldron
Oh unrest INTO winch Europe may be- drag
seo al any moment says The NeUe
tTeIe FfeSse, ana expresses The opinion
mar jnefe are Important influences be-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
NARY K. BROWNE ANALYZES
VICTORY OF TOMMY ARMOUR

down on the return, taking three
puts trying for one.
If Sarazen had been in with his
302 or Tommy Armour with his 30l
Harry Cooper would have played
safe for four and with his four on
the 18th there. would have been no
tie and Harry Cooper instead of
Armour would be the open cham,
pion.
Those are few examples and
only a few of many saw during
the championship, of what should
one do.
The best thoughts you can give
the game seem to go wrong. Yet you
cannot just 60 out for everything;
you have to try and think.
Personally, believe it is more
guessing right than thinking, for
reason does not seem to enter i'll.
No wopGer the professionals take
the resigned attitude-it is or ism t
my day.
Think of this tournament, which
means probably $4,000 to the pro
who wins it, and it is won or lost
by the fract ton of an inch. This
tickle, illusive, nerve wracking,
fiendish game of golf mas all the al
lure and fascination of a hazardous
adventure.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
TERRIS-BAKER
LIKELY TO Be
RING CHAMPS
Conquerors of Hudkins
And Goldstein Appear
To Be Good.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Corresponder


NEW YORK, June 1S.--Sammy
Baker, two tlsted top kick from
the regular army post at the Mitch
ell ny ing fIcid, and Sid Terris, a
SKINNY prouuct OF the crowded
UnetUo section of the cast side, will
be recognized as the chaliengers for
the worlds welterweight and light
weight championships.
Joe Dundee, the Baltimore Ital-
ian, who recently won the welter-
weight title from Pete Latzo of the
Pennsylvania coal belt, has a few
weeks less than six months to cash
III on hls title before the rules re-
quire him to defend it and until
tnen the challengers have to stand
IN nne.
Baker WASH t so highly regarded
as a challenger until he stopped
Ace Hudklns IN a convincing dem
onstration and the commission con-
slders him now to be the outstand
ing fighter in the class.
Ihe same holds-and has held for
some time-in the rating of Sid
Tcrris, who knocked out the highly
touted Ruby Goldstein in less than
a round Oh the same card.
Some time ago the New York
commission ruleu that Sammy Man
dell, the current lightweight cham
pion, could not appear in New York
until he accepted the challenge of
Terris and if ferris should force his
case now he might persuade the
commission to suspend Mandell-if
that would mean anything. Terris
is not expected to do any forcing,
however.
The admirers of Baker and Terris
feel that the recognition of the COM
mission as challengers is equivalent
to the transfer of the title.
AS far as Baker is concerned, he
looks like the winner if he gets a
match with Dundee and fights the
way he did against Hudkln. But
Terris needs more than the boom of
one round knockout of Goldstein
to get the championship away from
Mandell.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
ny United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero-Willis Hudlin
and Walter "Lefty' Miller, Cleve-
land pitchers, who beat the Boston
Red SOx in "A double header. Hud-
lin won the first game 8 to 5 by
his fine pitching in the pinches and
his timely batting, which was a fac
tor in three Indian runs.
Miller, former Ohio State star,
Won the second game, to 3. He
cid the Rcd SoX scorelcss until the
eighth and then gave way to Shau-
f., but got credit for the victory.
Horace Lisenbcc, obtained from
Memphis, won another game for the
Washington Senators when the Tig-
crs fell, 5 TO /, victims of the
lucky Harris crew
The New York Yanks beat the
st. Louis Browns, 5 to >. Babe
Ruth was not in the game beyond
The first inning, when he retired
because his ankle, wrenched Thurs
day, started TO bother him.
Connie Mack s old men beat the
young Chicago White SoX, s to 8.
The Chicago Cubs long winning
strcak-l2 straigbt--a record for
the season, was broken bv l. to
defeat at the hands of Philadel.
phia,
The Pirates failed to gain on the
Cubs when they lost in the ninth
inning to the Boston Braves, to
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
SPORT NEWS SECTION

with renewed vigor as tie ninth
opened but in this round La Sale
did his best fighting. Hoppe seem
ed fresher as the round opened and
was apparently striving to turn the
tide of battle. lie landed twice
early IN the round but La sale
cieverly avoided his next two as
sauIts and each time punished
Hoppe with both mItts. Inc llol-
lywood boy was again dizzy IT'S the
round enQcd.
mayo Is Missing
La Sale sought valnly to score
no. in the final rounu. be land
ed some well timed blows but
Hoppe continued to hold his feet
ana occasionally flashed blow at
La Sale. La Sale had Hoppe a
gainst the ropes and was punlshing
MIN as the tlnal gong sounded.
The rendering of the decision
was only tormahty and no one
waited tor it.
The semi final was somewhat of
Il disappointment. A man turning
to light a cigarette as the fight
started missed the show because 1t
was all over before he looked at
the ring Il second time. Bobby
Payne of Los Angeles, whose bat
thing of late has Deen a feature in
and about Los Angeles, was not
quite up to the tlcnet when he en-
tered the ring. lie was facing a
rugged boy IN Johnny Torres Of
Venice ana the physicians warned
the referee that ne should not be
allowed to absorb very much pun
Isnment.
A right to the head knocked
Payne down shortly after the bat
tie opened and nearly closed his
right eye. Payne dropped to the
mat three times during the less
than two minutes of scIapping, rlS
ing instantly in each ease onIy to
receive another telling blow. After
he hit the canvas tor the tnird
time, Referee Tackett gave Torres
a technical victory.
A lett square on the point of the
jaw ended the curtain raiser i'll the
tnlrd round. Vie Nalnar was on
the receiving end of the blow with
Tony CORDOBA doing the delivering.
The boys had given fans Il rougn
exhibition up 10 that time with
CORDOBA having the advantage
throughout.
\ wild swinging battle in which
Mahoncy had d better wlndup than
Romero followed rhc boys back
ed away and cut loose Tor four
rounds and gave fans real fight.
1t lacked All science but what
these two boys don t know about
beng clever IN the ring they make
up IN gameness and desire 10 fight.
Inc decision tavoring Mahoney
was not entirely popular with the
crowd which called Tor n draw.
All in all the fight card, while
il lacked little Of it's promise,
was one worth watching.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
WHY BRAG ABOUT IT?

san FRANCISCO, June1S.-
Thermometers will register around
the century mark in interior Cal
ifornia today, the weather bureau
predicted. Temperature of 110 de-
grees will prevail in the MoJave
Desert. Fog will moderate the tenn
perature along the coast.
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BOARD children on coast. Woman
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SO.CaEfOrnia
Sporting Briefs

FULLERTON, Cal, June Is
The Southern California prep base
ball championship will be decided
Lerc today when Fullerton and Al
hambra high clash,
Both teams have come through
their preliminary games undefeat
ed, Fullerton defeating CaleXico, 8
to 8 last week, and A4hambra WIN
ming from Santa Barbara, ) and /.
Iiomer Hurst is slated to do the
twirling for Fullerton, with Nelson
a former outfielder, pitching for
Alhambra.
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LOS ANGELES, June l8-lntcr-
est in the forth coming national y.
A. L. meet at Lincoln, Ncb., July
!, > and I, ccntrrs in a degree in
the assault OF Charley Borah at the
220-daSh mark now held by Roland
Locke, Nebraska star.
The /. =. {, delegation are firm
ly convinced that borah can lower
the record that now stands at
20.5 seconds. In the recent Pacific
coast .intcrcollcgiatcs Borah set a
new coast record of u seconds
without being pushed. Some ID
minutes later the Trojan flash ran
40 yard relay lap IN ~ S-5 sec
ondS.
AS an appetizer for home fans
Borah will Jog the furlong on the
cindcrS at harvard military school
here IA week from today. The Iiar
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as the fastest course on the Pacific
coast.
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GERMAN PLANS LONG FLIGHT

BERLIN, June 1S.-Pilot Oscar
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York, koennicke said he would re-
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Here and There
In Sport World
nv United Yress Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO-- Outtistanc-
ing field of five contestants by
10 feet, George Serguscu, Olympic
club swimmer, won the 500 yard
free style Pacific association cham
pionship here last night, Ruth
White of Richmond captured the
junior women 5 diving title.
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BY MARY X. BROWNE
nited Press Staff Correspondent


OAKMONT, ;, Pa, June lS.-The
reat national open golf champion
mp is over ana Mayor Tommy Ar
lour of Washington, b. c., has
cen crowned King.
The most conspicuous part of
his gallant mayor game, uphill
lght was his spectacular bIrdie on
nc 18th hoIe thursday when gave
I'm his chance yesterday 10 deieat
larry Cooper III the p.ay-ofI.
AS soon as there is a new golf
Champion, it is natural for every
one To wonder why this particular
golfer won. Was ne Just lucky or
Is he Il better golfer tnan all the
bther contestants:
II | were To answer this ques-
Zion, | would say OF Tommy Ar
mour $ apilIty as "a golfer tnat IN
pne dcpartm, OF Inc game at
|least he Is the equal if not greater
Lthan the greatest golfer III the
word, IN my estimation still Bobby
Jones that is Armour $ iron shous
land the way ne RECEIVERS from traps
Enear the green.
But there are other departments
of the game, tee shots ana the all
important puts, III which Bobby
Jones exceiS Armour. In fact, day
All and day out, Tommy Armour Is
not as good from the tee or on the
green as nalf dozen others in tins
tournament.
Others AS Good
If this same tournament were TO
be held again next month, very few
seasoned tans would pick Armour TO
he is, but there are so many others
just as good when their game as a
whole is considered.
1t amounts mainly to this, appar-
emily the fellow who is "hot" to
use the professionals expression, is
going to win. Tommy Armour and
Harry Cooper were ON their games
and the other fellows lost by inches.
1t just wasn't their tournament.
When Harry Cooper emerged from
the trap on the 18th hole on the fin
al playoff he knew he was beaten.
] heard him say, "Well, l guess it
just wasn't meant to be-" This
confident kid had had blow that
will teach him not to brag. He is
great little player but he should let
the other fellow tell about his game.
| thought there were "A lot of an
giles to tennis. but l have found
more ways of looking at golf prob
lens than there are holes on tn"
course. 1t almost amounts to what
ever you do is wrong unless you get
away with it.
Take for instance, il you play
safe and watch your stroke YOU are
using your head but ii this other
fellow gets u good shot out of
trouble and picks up n stroke on
YOU, thea you were yellow and a
boob and ought to have gone for
the pin.
Takc this thing of Knowing
what mark you are shooting for in
order to win. Some say it is hard
- w So ''' 4" NV - t''i 80
n shot when you know y)u htv"
to get it. But how about the boy
who is out in front!
His score is out there to be shot
a,, lie cannot go back and take y
chance which might land him an
other shot to the good. Here WIS
Harry Cooper, Thursday. l think
the boy was at disadvantage. He
put up the 30l target which Sara.
zen, Armour, French and Mehlhorn
shot at, only Armour succeeding in
teing it.
Misses On Puts
Harry Cooper, coming TO the 18th,
had a seven foot putt for three,
not knowing that he only needed
u four which would have given him
800, good enough to win, because
he played ahead of the others. He
went for his three. lie missed, go
ing so far over that he failed to get
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18

Dr. James Eads Howe, the mil
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BOBBY LASALLE
SLIPS BEATING
TO DICK HOPPE
BY FRED SCHANz

Dick hoppe of Hollywood was
thoroughly whipped boy when the
gong sounded nc end of his 10
round session with BOBBY La Sale
of Venice at the Arena. Ills dc
feat came as n surprise to fans. In
the Sem final Johnny Torres OF
Venice scored technical n. y.
over Bobby Payne OF Los Angeles
III less than two minutes. Mateo
Mahonev won Il decision over Ben
nv Romero and Tony CORDOBA
knocked out We Walnar in three
rounds in the preliminary bouts. a
good crowd turned out Tor the card.
Hoppe showed class IN the first
two rounds OF his battle with La
Sale but in the third the Venice
boy began to cut loose and carly III
the fourth he landed the blow
which really won him the fight. 1t
WAS a terrific lett which sunk
deep into Hoppe 5 stomach, and
hurt.
Hoppe had been using left Jab
effectively up until that time but
was unable TO get over with ms
right the punch that has put HIM
50 Iar to the front III ms battles.
La Sale discarded all OF his
clownish tactics when he hopped
into the ring. He went into the
fight to WIN and lie did it nicely.
He crouchcd slightly as he faced
Hoppe, not as pronounced crouch
as tnat used by Dave Shade but Il
crouch nevertheless and one which
made him IA hard target for Hoppe.
In the second rounu La sale was
in the only real danger. Toward
the close OF this round Hoppe back
cd him almost to the ropes with
series OF left .labs but la Sale
managed To wrigglc his way free
as Hoppe got ready to shoot with
his rignt.
stomach Blow Hurt
in the third La Sale got over
two furnishing rights to tnc head
and clever ou2 Two punch which
disturbed Hoppe and then as the
fourth started he landed the wick
ed left 20 the stomach which slow
ed up the Hollywood star. lie land
cd IA second heavy lit to the same
place FEW minutes later.
In the fifth Hoppe showed up
better, seeming to recover from the
effects Of the stomach trouble but
La Sale was displaying an excel
lent defensive and occasionally
stepping in with a right or left. In
The sixth Hoppe again showed fair
" good with his left jab working
fairly we'll but La Sale was stlii
landing freely with both mtts
Another left nearly won the tight
for La Sale IN the seventh. II
caught Hoppe square ON the jaw
aud for minute il looked as
though Hoppe would drop but he
kept his feet. La Sale tnen threw
his defense TO the winds and began
AN open attack. He scored bow
after blow to the head and stom-
ach, knocking Hoppe all over the
ring. But while tans held their
brcaths, Hoppe held his feet and
La Sale ana the bell found them
still going.
A left to the stomach and a right
TO the jaw in rapid order early in
the eighth had Hoppe groggy again
and throughout the round he alb
sorbcd further punishment. La
Sale was becoming a little punch
weary and slowed up slightly in an
effort to crash through with blow
that would finish the bout. But
he was unable to land it. He scor-
ed several times TO the head but
Hoppe managed to shake off the
effects.
Hoppe jumped into the fight
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COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Hollywood 5; Missions ,.
San Francisco s; Los Angeles Z.
Sacramento Z; Portland s; IL III
nings.)
Oakland s.; Seattle 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18

All roads to and in Giant Forest,
are i'll good condition and the main
road is oiled to Hospital Rock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YesterdaY S kesults

eSterday S Results
Philadelphia 8; Chicago ).
Cleveland Of; Boston 3-3.
New York 3; st. Louis ,.
Washington 3; Detroit |.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18

FOR SALE-One new Il inch G. Z.
Fan. $40. 646 Holt. Ave. 17t2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-18

The Colusa county farm bureau
recently cleared $S65.25 from a
dance at the close of its annual
picnic.