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Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Schools Show
Enrolment Gain

Enrolment in FL Centro's gram
mar schools has increased to 1913,
according to a check made by the
Press today. >.Fiftyfive new pupils
have registered since the count was
taken Monday morning.
Totals by buildings today were as
follows: Harding, PSI; Lincoln,
1873: Wilson, 2sl; Mckinley, 100
and Eastside l7S. The Eastside
school also reports the registration
If three pupils in its Junior College
department.
Glasses in all subjects have been
opened. and pupils and teachers are
settling down to the regular rou-
tine.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Fair Secretary
Gives Talk At
Club Luncheon

The Imperial Valley Mid-Wntcr
Fair and its value as an advertising
institution to boost for the entire
county was the subject of an inter
cs1ing and enthusiastic talk given
before the local Lions Club at its
luncheon at the hotel Barbara Worth
Yesterday by Harry E. Nivens, seere
tary of the Brawley Chamber of
Commerce..
Fred =. Nuttall acted as chairman
Of the day, introducing the speaker
as former district governor of the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Theme Contest
Is Announced
By United Pres. Leased wtr.

PASADENA, Calf, Sept. 2l.-
Selection of a theme adaptable to
the 1928 Pasadena tournament Of
roses will be made from suggestions
entered in a contest announced by
the tournament association today
A cash award is to be made for
the theme chosen. The contest,
which will close Oct. 10, is open to
everyone, but suggestions are to be
restricted ones that can be carried
out in natural flowers by 30 or more
floats. The theme of the last pa
rade was ,"song in flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Business Houses
Will Give Radio
Fight Returns

Radio returns of the Dempsey
Tunnev fistic tussic at Chicago
Thursday evening will be given at
several business places in the city.
The X. G. +. y. station. steve s
Coffee Shop. The ]. Y. Hardware
ST ore and the Kendall Brothers store,
have all announced that fey would
tune in for the fight and have issued
invitations to all fans Interested III
the battle to be present at their res
pective places of business to "hear
the news,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Coolidge Names
Commissioners

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-Form-
er senators Lenroot, Republican,
Wisconsin, and Underwood, Demo
crat. Alabama, were named by
President Coolidge today as arbitra-
tion commissioners under the gen
eral treaties with France and Great
Britain.
The commissions We're established
to create general arbitration be
tween the United States and Great
Britain and France individually.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Planes Nearing
Goal in Coast
to-Coast Hop

(Continue2 from page one)
withdrew at st. Paul.
Pilots reported much better
flying weather today than they
had yesterday over the middle
west.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Only One Arrest-Only one ar
rest was made by the state traffic
department during the last =; hours.
X. kukimoto Of Seeley was the mar
ticketed and he will face a charge
of carrying an overhanging load on
"A truck. He was arrested by Pa
;rolman Elan iIci".
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
By United Press Leased Wire

MILES CITY. Mont, Sept.2l.
--Winginq his wav westward in
the class a race of the air derby
from New York to Spokane, Z.
f. Ballough in a Laird CONNER
cial biplale. arriVcd here from
Aberdeen, $. d., at 1927 a. m.
today and took off again for
Butte at l0:37 a. m.
Ballough, who has been lead
ing consistently in this division
Of the great air race, was the
first in but was followed closely
by three others.
But he maintained his position
at the head of the class A flyers
and started for Butte. 3335 miles
away. the last control stop be-
tween here and spokane.
G. W. Holman in another Laird
commercial was in at l0:51 and
out again at II a. m.
n. T.. Manner, plotting the
City of Spokane, arrived at 1l:01
Il. M. and took off at Hoo Il.
IN.
John Wood, in "A Waco. was in
at IL a. m, and out again AZ
ll:23:30 a. III.
GLENDINE. Mont, Sept. 81.
Two stragglers in the class 4
division of the Spokane air der
by came in from the east today
and took off for Spokane, the
goal of the transcontinental air
racers.
The City of Tacoma with G.
Smith at the controls arrived
at 10:45 Il. M. and took off at
1852.
h. r. Johnson in Swallow
landed at ll:23 and took off
for the west at H.: 43 a. M.
Eleven planes which had spent
the night here or in Fargo, n.
d.. departed earlier i'll the day
for Billings, where the next
brief control stop will be made.
The planes will then head for
Missoula, the final control stop
in this division of the derby.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Three hundred San Joaquin Val
ley cotton growers attended a barbe-
cde at Tulare, September 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
NEWS BRIEFS
from City and County

The Ruth Reid Piano Studio. Glass
$ in harmony and history. High
fhool credits. 523 Holt. Phone 236.
II adv
Buy IIcme With Your Rent. Ed
Ear Eros. Realty Co. COS Main.
Phone 100. adv
Enters Pea OF Guilty.. ".
liddleton, 80, of Calexico entered a
lea of guilty to charge of unlaw
nj possession of narcotics when ar
Mgned before Judge T. +. Anderson
|n Calexieo yesterday. Middleton
vas picked up by city police in Cal
Aico Monday night. He was sen
enced to spend 60 days in the coun-
~ jail and was committed to the
are of the sheriff Yesterday after,
boon.
Academy Of Music. Elmer A. Todd
director, open for enrolment, be-
ginning Tuesday, September 18th
p32 Olive. Phones 1861, 466W. adv
Two Extra Good Pianos in the l..
Lee and Don Wells furniture sale
t 740 South Sixth ST., Friday, the
F3rd. Qhc Lirdeman \ Sons tiano
nd one Dexter Bros. Piano. These
kfnos = without reserve or limit.
our price buys them adv
Williams Music studio. Horace
Williams, teacher of Violin, Orches-
raj and Band Instruments. $40
Main St. Phone 657. 17t6
Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
Sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon
ide and Hires. Piehwick Stages.
1,'tf
Nine. Katherine Ward -Kupelian.
Science ot "oice and Art of Song.
High school credits. Studio 5i2 Olive
kt. Phone 395. 14tf
Hazel N. Baker, pianoforte in
ttruction. Systematic, thorough
training. 6GJ He'll. Phone o20W. ad
List Your House For Sale with
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
Phone 100. adv
Minor Auto Accident-A minor
automobile accident in which no one
lvas in njured was reported at police
headquarters this morning. 1t oc.
|urred at the intersection of Sixth
nd Main streets last night. Joe NJ.
kuch of Los Angeles was driving
IVith on Sixth street while Willinm
Take of Los Angeles was driving
asst ON Main street. The ears COLI
cd at the intersection. \ settlement
damages was made between the
|lfivers.
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis !
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Poultry. Dressed to order. Buy
1t market prices. lose Woodward.
Phone 900. adv !
Dressmaking, Hemstitching and
plating. Cali 26i. Mrs. G. G. Brooks.
adv
: List Yoour House For Rert with J
Edgar Bros. Realty Co. sos Main. !
Phone 160. adv /
Be Thrifty. Have your shoes re-
laired. Electric Shoe shop. adv ,
Order a Bottle Of Cream from Nc +
Bride s Dairy and you will get real ,
Phone 90lJl. adv .
Hay Buyer Here. Will c. Newell
|gent for Kenneth K. Simpson Il
company, is at the Oregon hotel tins
keek buying hay and straw. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Robert Cassidy, Gustine, Mereea
county, a l3 year old boy, recently
killed 40 pound deer.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

When present building is finishde
the Yosemite Valley will have %
miles of paved roads.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Delhi. Mcrced County, this year
shipped GJ carloads of Paioro pea
ches
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

The Kern co@nty farm Dureau now
has the largest mem bersLip III its
histor''.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
Adelaide Hartman's New Studio

at 134 n. Seventh, will open Oct.
lst. Pupils now enrolling at former
studio. jlj Broadway. Phone 2lS.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21
The Gertrude N. Bower School.

Books furnished free. Hours 8 to ]
or Q to 3, to suit the individual.
Tuition $l2 per school month. Prin-
cipal. Gertrude n. Bower, b. A., A.
NJ. COS Park Ave. Phone 3S5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

A Bottle of Mix is bottle
of Health If it comes from Nc
Bride S Dairy. Phone 901J1. adv
Plan Ice Cream Social.-Thc
Seeley Ladies Aid is planning an ice
cream social for Friday night of this
week. lee cream and cake will be
served, and cones for the kiddies.
Everyone is invited to attend, and a
delightful get-together following
the vacation time is expected.
Marie Reitz Jenkins, Specialist in
violin technique and artistic inter.
pretation, is registering pupils this
week. Special couse for beginners,
thorough systematic training for
advanced players. Make reservations
early to insure booking. Studio 500
Olive. Phone AZ. adv
DR.. J. F. Toncannon, Osteopathic
Physician. Room 26. Davis Bldg. Of
flee Phone 81. Home Phone l99.
adv
Unlawful Possession Charles
link, A.. WAS ordered held to an
swcr to Il charge of unlawnl posses
sion Of narcotics. following pre-
liminarv hearing before Judge !.
Mavficld this morning. William
Black, IA customs official, was the
only witness called by the prosecu
ton. link was arrested near An
drade about 10 days ago. Bail was
fixed at $500 and the prisoner re-
mandcd to I.c care Of the sheriff in
default.
OF the IL Retail Diaries in Imper-
ial valley, over period of past four
months, the Quality Dairy Milk
stands the highest in richness. Tcle-
phone 600. adv
Two Extra Good Pianos in the L.
G. Lee and Ion Wells furniture sale
at 40 South Sixth Ct, friday. the
23rd. One Lindeman 4 Sons Piano
and one !ieytcr Bros Plane These
pianos sril without rc:cr!e or limit.
Your price hays tho". adv
Minor Traffic Cases.-Onlv four
traffic cases were filed in Judge
Mayfield court at the traffic SEES
sion of court this morning and al
were of minor status. Three appear
ances were made and fines totalling
$25 were paid. Two pleaded guilty
to speeding while third admitted
failure to observe boulevard stop.
The Gertrude N. Bower School.
Books furnished free. Hours 8 to ]
or Q to 3, to suit the individual.
Tuition $l2 per school month. Prin-
cipal, Gertrude n. Bower, b. A.. A.
NJ. COS Park Ave. Phone 3S5. adv
Adelaide Hartman's New Studio
at 134 n. Seventh, will open Oct.
1st Pupils now enrolling at former
studio. jlj Broadway. Phone 2lS.
adv
Only One Arrest-Only one ar
rest was made by the state traffic
during the last ,: hours,
X. kukimoto Of Secley was the mar
ticketed and he will face a charge
of carrying an overhanging load on
a truck. He was arrested by Pa
trolman Flan ihci".
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

DR.. J. F. Foncannon, Osteopathic
Physician. Room 26. Davis Bldg. Of
flee Phone 81. Home Phone l99.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

MIHUr ITdIIIC CHSeS.-VHTV TUT
traffic cases were filed in Judge
Mayficld s court at the traffic scs-
sion of court this morning and Ill
were of minor status. Three appear
anees were made and fines totalling
$25 were paid. Two pleaded guilty
to speeding while a third admitted
failure to observe boulevard stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Nine. Katherine Ward -Kupelian,
eicnce ot "oice and Art of Song.
ligh school credits. Studio 5i2 Olive
Z. Phone 395. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Hazel N. Baker, pianoforte in
'truetion. systematic, thorough
raining. Go He'll. Phone o20W. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Williams Music Studio. Horace
Williams, teacher of Violin, Orchcs-
raj and Band Instruments. $40
iain st. Phone 657. 11t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Paul's Specials. Fresh Buttered or
sweet Pop Corn, Orangeade, Lemon
Ide and Hires. Pickwick Stages.
1.itf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Academy Of Music. Elmer A. Todd
'irector, open for enrolment, be-
inning Tuesday, September 18th.
32 Olive. Phones 1861, 466W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Two Extra Good Pianos in the l..
C. Lee and Ion Wells furniture sale
at 40 South Sixth st, Friday. the
23rd. One Lindeman ( Sons Piano
AID one i'eytcr Bros Plane These
pianos srll without rc:cr.e or limit.
Your price hays thc". adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Hay Buyer Here. Will c. Newe'
|gent for Kenneth X. Simpson Il
company, is at the Oregon hotel this
|reek buying hay and straw. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

List Your House For sale with
'.dgar Bros. Realty Co. COS Main.
'hunc l60. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-21

Marie Reitz Jenkins, Specialist in
violin technique and artistic inter.
pretation. is registering pupils this
week. Special cOuse for beginners,
thorough. systematic training for
advanced players. Make reservations
early to insure booking. Studio 500
Olive. Phone AZ. adv
Evening star., 1927-05-19
IRIS DENIES SEEKING
TO BUY THE INDIANS

DETROIT, May 19.-Tris Speaker
has made no offer for the Cleveland
club he declares, thus spiking rumors
that he and a f1nancier of the Forest
City are seeking to purchase the In
dian franchise and property from
Mrs. James Dunn. 1t is no secret
that the club is for sale, as Mrs.
Dunn is anxious TO retire from the
business left her by her late husband,
and it has been reported about Cleve-
land that the former manager of the
Indians was In the field of bidders.
iris, though. denies this emphatically
Spiffy new uniforms are being
worn by the Tigers this year In
stead of bearing the Old English ID"
so familiar for many years, the shirts
of the Detroit players this season are
adorned with orange Colored Tiger
heads.
Umpires Dick NalIin and Bill Din,
neen were In firing moods yesterday.
Dick gave John Bassler the gate in
the seventh when the catcher kicked
against a decision on one of White
hills pitches to Cullop and in the
eighth Bill chased Coach Jack Ons-
low from the National bench for too
vigorously protesting Goslin's retire
mcnt at first base.
Marty McManus played a snappy
game around second for the Tigers.
He covered deal of territory and
took care of his six chances handily.
He also cracked two doubles that
drove in three runs and crossed the
plate once.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

trouble for the Tigers in the sixth,
but collected only one run, harris
singled and Spoke walked. Goslin
poled a long hit to center that seemed
good for two bases, but Harris had
stopped on the line for a time. evi.
IDENTIFY fearing a catch. so instead Of
scoring he pulled up at third. while
Speaker, we'll on the way to the far
corner, dashed madly back to second
and Goslin had to hustle to regain
the initial station.
Judge, who had twice famed, drill
ed into a two-ply killing as Harris
counted and Spoke took third. Ruel
then let a retiring strike go by.
An error gave the Nationals third
marker in the seventh. Rigney
walked and Bluege bunted. White
hill grabbed the sphere and threw it
over Blues head. That let Rigney
get home and Bluege take second,
Then Cullop, hitting for Braxton,
famed, Rice grounded to the pitcher
and Harris struck out.
Another scoring chance was passed
up by the Nationals in the eighth.
Speaker bunted at the start and made
second when Whitehill threw the ball
away. Goslin sacrificed, but Judges
loft to Manush was too short to per-
NIT scoring attempt by Spoke, and
after Ruel walked Rigney whitfield.
Evening star., 1927-05-19

TIVE teams have entered in a new
- circuit to be known as the
Georgetown Church Base Ball
Il League.
A sixth club is being sought
and any team wishing to affiliate with
the circuit should communicate with
one of the officers.
w. D. Elicit, 3027 Cambridge place,
was elected president. Other officers;
w. II. Harrison, vice president; II. c.
Tucker, secretary treasurer. and Ed
ward r. Thomas. member of the board
of. managers, along with those named.
Fred Williams is organizing a team
to represent Epiphany Chapel in Capt.
tai City League. Players wishing a
try0ut are asked to report tomorrow
night at o'clock at 1240 Ninth street.
Bottle Cox and Mertz Lewis, mana
gers of the Mohawk and Northeast
Motor Co. mines, respectively. have
agreed to have their teams clash at
American League Park on May 2S for
the benefit of the flood fund. Clark
Grfith has donated the use of the
park.
Five Central High players will join
Crescent A. G. at the close Of the
scholastic series. Blackstone, Cross,
Simmons, Wolfe and Duffy will bolster
the team. A berth will be sought in
Petworth Senior circuit. Walter Reed
Hospital nine will be played on Satur'
day at $50 o'clock.
Manager Waters has called a meet
ing of the Takoma Tigers tonight, at
& O'Clock. at his home. Takonla A. 4.
will be played tomorrow afternoon at
: O'Clock on Silver Spring diamond.
With IA wins i'm Is games, T. T.
Keanes are booked for two more con-
tests Saturday and Sunday. Joe
Freschi will hurl against Park View
at 3 o'clock Saturday on diamond NO.
Z at the Monument grounds. A regu-
lar scheduled game will be played in
Petworth loop Sunday. Frank Dl
Nenna will pitch in the league clash
All Smithfield Juniors will meet to-
morrow night at the home OF George
Faina, 308 Fourteenth street. Teams
desiring games with Smithfields call
Franklin 9619-J after o'clock.
Terminal Icemen will hold a special
session tonight at Convention Hall at
o'clock. All players are asked to be
present.
fremont Seniors and Woodside nine
are carded to meet Saturday on No.
Monument diamond. Grogan, Cath
olic University catcher, and Rip Sole
have been added to the fremont
roster.
Lisenbee Insects henceforth will be
known as Georgetown Tigers. Games
are wanted. Call West 1850.
Cherrydale Is anxious to line up an
opponent for this Sunday and other
dates. Call Clarendon SAC.
Manager Corbett of st. Mary's Gel
tics, Alexandria, would like to book
Evening star., 1927-05-19

-IFTY- TWO of the fastest whip
pets in America, comprising
= the largest and most brilliant
field that ever went to post ir
the history of the sport on this
continent. are primed for the National
Derby to be run tomorrow and Satur
day in Griffith Stadium.
With the prospect that a new rec
ord will be established for $50 yards
particular attention has been given
the time-keeping. Five expert watch
handlers have been appointed
Nylgha, holder of the American rec
ord for 200 yards. II 2-5 seconds, is
expected by her trainer to set new
mark for the shorter distance. This
10-pound racer, smallest in the derby
is in perfect fettle. She will be a
slight favorite in the international
Handicap. the feature event. Coomas-
sic, The Ghurka, Sarah Porter and
several others will have confident
supporters.
Plenty of Dark Horses"
whippet authorities say there are
more dark horses" in the National
Derby than in any event Of its kind
contested in this country.
That Washington's first dog derby
will be well attended is indicated by a
heavy advance sale. Most of the boxes
have been taken and the reserved seat
sale has advanced beyond eXpecta
tions.
There will be about 80 actual con-
tests during the two days, including
heats It Is expected that four heats
and a semi-final will be run in each
handicap, with two dogs in each heat
qualifying for the semi-finals and four
in all the finals.
Heats and semi-finals will be run
tomorrow, except in the Consolation
Handicap. which will be for whippets
eliminated in other events.
In order that spectators may dis
tinguish one dog from another each
pup will wear a bright-colored band
around it's neck. Four or five whip
pets race at time. Competition will
start each day at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss Hazel G. Edgar, director Of the
derby, today announced the following
list of contestants and their owners:
INTERNATIONAL HANDICAP.
Polly-Willam Yates. Arlington. N ].
Tanguay-Glenn O'Roak, Boston. Mass
Calf.
Nylgha--stuart Ellington. Keyser. w. Va.
Orphan Girl-Sidney r. Rollins. Mattapan.
Mass.
Barberryhill Margaret--Bayard Warren.
Prides Crossing. Mass.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
TWO TEAMS ADDED
TO INTERClTY LOOP

The Tntercity Semi-pro League vii;
open it's season on Sunday. May %,
with eight clubs instead of the orig
inal six, as the result Of the admission
of Alexandria Dreadnaughts and Cock
ran Hill teams at a meeting in Baltl'
more last night.
Georgetown A. G. and Shamrock
mines also will compete. with Refine
Mercedes and Eastport clubs OF Anna
polls, and Hampden and Bethlehem
Steel teams of Baltimore.
Pairings for the opening date an
nounced several weeks ago have been
changed and an eightclub schedule
will be completed this week.
Shamrocks and Georgetown A. G.
will alternate in the use OF American
League Park when the Nationals are
on the road, IL was announced.
1t is planned to prevent clubs In pro-
fessional ranks from annexing players
in the league by means Of specially
drawn up contract to he signed by the
players. Judge Lands has been sent
a copy of the contract for his ap'
proVal.
Reports have been heard that Wash
ington All-Stars may be represented in
the league in place Of the Alexandria
Dreadnaughts.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
WORLD CHAMPIONS SLIP
FROM SECOND TO FIFTH

A shake-up in the American League
took place when the Tigers made their
hits. count to defeat Washington, to
3. The Browns outslugged the Red
Sox for an S-to-6 decision. The Sena-
tors thus sank from fourth to q tie
with Cleveland for next to last, while
Detroit and st. Louis We're deadlOcked
in fourth position. Disputes with the
umpires featured the Detroit game,
and one man of each team was ban
ished for talking back. Whitehill
famed 10 Senators. The high spot at
St. Louis was the batting of Bling"
Miller of the Browns. who made four
hits, one homer, in five times up and
boosted his average to .446 for the sea
son.
Eddie Collins. now with the Ath-
letics. was handed a wrist watch. dia-
mond stickpin and a base on balls by
his old teammates at Chicago before
rain ended the game in the second in
ming.
A summary of yesterdays games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
s9ston Tonis i''.'''' oo9dd ? Q-s -s 9 9
Lundgren, Wingfield. Ruffing Russell and
Hartley; Vangilder. CASTOR. Nevers and
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RHE.
St5tsO4Tsa Re1 Y6rk 9-s Ga 3
Aldrich and Spencer. Gooch; Henry, Fitz-
simmons. Clarkson and Handy. Cummings.
RHE
Chicago ...,...,.3OO O4o0O0-7 7 o
Brooklyn ,......... 0 20 100 II 5
Root and Hartnett; Doak. Ehrhardt and
Henlne.
R.HE.
ST, Louis. O0000--i 10
Boston ........ oO0052 i KS 3 2
sherdel.. Littleiohn and o'Farrell. schang
Benton and TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
= WITT descent of the world cham.
pion st. Louis Cardinals from
second to fifth place in the Ma
- tional League drew attention
today to a red-hot struggle for
second place by four teams.
While the Giants. like their fellow
townsmen, the Yanks, in the Ameri-
can League, had a good hold on first
place, the next four teams in the Ma
tional circuit were punched so closely
a cap would cover them.
The four were the Cubs, Phils, Pi.
rates and Cards, named in the order
of their present rating behind the
Giants. Between the first and last of
this quartet just 21 points intervened.
A single defeat is enough to send
one of the four down several steps and
that is what happened to the Cards
when they lost to the Braves, to /,
while Pittsburgh was trouncing the
League-leading Giants, 13 to s; Chi
cago was beating Brooklyn, to 4, and
the Phils were idle.
Sherdel Is Batted Out.
Wee Willie Sherdei of the Cards,
little slow ball king, was batted out of
the box in the seventh. Larry Ben
ton of Boston held the champs to
eight hits and he added a double of
his own in the sixth that tailed three
runs.
In this first appearance at the Polo
Grounds the Corsairs crashed out IS
hits off three pitchers, while Vic
Aldridge held the Giant bats to just
half that number. Joe Harris, Pitts
burgh first sacker, had a perfect day
at bat with four bingles and a pass in
five attempts. Home runs were made
by Wright and Traynor Of the victors
and Doc Farrell. the youthful Giant.
Charley Roots pitching plus loose
Brooklyn fielding gave the Cubs the
victory that carried them from fourth
to second place. 1t was Roots sixth
win of the season