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New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
Games Tonight New Britain at Hartford. Walljngford at Meriden.

o0IuNs bolhe"t
 New Britain at Hartford.
 Wallingiord at Meriden.
 Chalk up another win for New Britain over Hartford following the game between the roller hockey teams representing the two cities played last night at the Stanley Arena on Church street. New Brit ain, after three hectic periods, came through with flying colors to take the decision by 8 to 5 score Tn one of the best games of the year. The contest was staged before the larg- est crowd of the season and one Of the biggest to ever attend roller hockey game in this city. All avail- able standing room was taken, spec tators even crowding behind the seats in the third row in the bal cony.
 The game fairly screamed with ac- ton from the first whistle to the last bell and as a diversion. Tony Welch and Bill Rlount staged one minute scrap that helped to in- crease the excitement. Hartford battled New Britain evenly for the first two periods and went into the third frame with the score tied at k-all. Then New Britain went wild
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

Playing a hectic game as the preliminary to the New Britain Hartford roller hockey battle last night at the Stanley arena. the Nash quintet bounded into fizt place in the amateur league by pinning to { defeat on the Chrysler team. This was the first game between these two outfits and except for the fact that the players are not fully used to their skates. the contest was merry battle through three fast periods.
 The Nash team started the fire works in the first period when Cas- perini scored q goal. Selander tied the score but Matty Hayes slipped one in to give the Nash a lead of one goal at the end of the session. Shortly after the opening of the second period. Grosko tied the score with a neat poke from the side. Then Gasperini and Hall. the old veteran. came through with screaming drives for two more RVuIt6 0AN f4NA6A A0A e DAAAO AOdNs In the third period, Nash managed to keep its lead of two points when both teams scored two goals. Hall formed good pivot for tho winning combination last night. The team showed plenty of team work during the game with Matty Hayes holding the spotlight and Gasperini giving him plenty of help. Eddie Hayes did a nice job of goal tending.
 For the losers, Veley proved t. be . tower of strength on the de- fense. Time after time he protected his goalie from drives by the oppo- sition and he passed nicely. selau- der and Grosko, aided by Rein holdt. played . nice floor game. Higgins, after a few more games, should make a good man at the goal.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

Nike Bielanski of Springfield are slated to-. nsht in the 170 pound claas. Bishop Hart and Jack Kelly arc entered in the 1s5 pound claas. while Bill Bruno of Windsor Locks and Stanley Aenricki of Springfield will meet at 1s0 pounds.
 The class weights range from 1:e pounds to 170 and to all appear anceA tonight will be . night of ac- ton. The first bout will be started at s:so o'clock and the others will follow closely after.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
RANGERS AGAIN LEAD

New xQeK 1Ce hOckey Ieom lOWnS
 Detrott Ooagcrs and Go Into First
 Place in League.
 New York, Jan. 37 @-Clubs in the National Hockey League race were busily jockeying about the standing today with the New York Rangers once more at the front In the American group ranking.
 The Detroit Cougars fell before the Ranger attack by ! goals to c last night and as the Boston Bruins were idle. the New York sextet forg- ed ahead with . single point ad- vantage. The two Cooks, Bunny and Bill. and Boucher scored for the RangerA
 At Montreal. the Maroons pulled themselves into und1puted posses sion of second place by handing the Toronto Leafs a 1 to o defeat. The Ottawa Senators ripped up the Chicago Blackhawks by to 6 and advanced into a third place dead lock with the Leafs.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
GETS APPOINTMENT

Washington. Jan. 27 CUP)-Ro- bert E. Healy of Bennington. Vt.. has been appointed chief counsel of the federal trade commission, succeed ing Bayard T. Haines, resigned re- gently because of illness Healy was formerly . justice of the Yer mont supreme court.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

Montreal. Que. - The Montreal Maroons defeated the Toronto
 Maple Leafs, 1 to 0. in the Canadian division of the National Hockey league.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

New York Earl Sande. leading the Aquitanla from tNomonthS' trip to Europe. where he made a tour of race tracks on the continent.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

Lake Superior is the largest body of fresh water.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
kenstngton Boys Club

Personal fouls-Morey. Peck 2, May 3-6; Moffatt, Malone 3, Chot- kowskl, Wright-6. Free tries Rockwell 3. Peck. May z. Potts-7; Malone 3, Chotkowski 2. Urbane, Griffith-7. Referee-Ray Anderson. Timer-Parker. Scorer-Ritter.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
Juniors Defeated

\ series of sensational baskets by karosls gave the All-Stars q l5-l4 victory over the South church Juniors in the preliminary. With things tied at A in the first quarter
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

meet tonight at the Palais Royal ill Hartford and another fierce battles is expected. New Britain has yet 10 beat the Capital City team on its home grounds.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27

,ConunueI on Following PsgeJ
New Britain herald., 1928-01-27
LIONS VICTORIOUS
 FOR SEVENTH TIME
Defeat Trade School South
 Church Downs ktSington

Intermediate ~" Standing
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crA
 
NASH TEAM BEATS
 CHRYSLER OUTFIT
Amateur Teams She Hectic Battle in Artaa Preliminary

League Standing
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

J. G. NEALE,
City Clerk of the City of El Centre,
Calf. 28t11
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
STRONG CARD.
PREPARED FOR
FRIDAY FIGHTS

"Pennyo Richmond has taken no
chances of fostering "sham' bat
tie at the Arena Friday night in
matching up his boys for the fire
works. The card from the first bat
tie to the last should be a whirl-
wind of action with the main event
promising to be colorful affair.
In Joe Pimenthal, Olympic Club
battler, Richmond has booked a
boy to meet frankie Arragon who
should give the Mexican scrapper
plenty of trouble. Pimenthal has
licked such boys as Goldie Hess and
Benny Chavez and a battler who can
turn those two tricks must necessar-
lily have the goods.
Pimenthal has been a big favorite
along the coast. He fights every
inch of the way and though ARA
gon has improved greatly in the
last year, frankie will need to step
right along if he holds his own in
the pending tussle.
g" Andy" Brooks will appear
again in the semi final. The - Dea-
con avenged himself over Burt
Wagner of san Francisco last Fri
day although the fight was nothing
to brag about. This week Andy
will face Joe Contrcras of San
Diego.
.Fistie followers pick Contreras to
win over Brooks. While he is not
the slashing kind of battler that
Wagner is he has won a few of his
latTles by way of knockouts and
possesses real skill in the ring, a
much greater asset.
In the special bout Robert Smith
or Jimmie jackson will get another
chance to fight it on with Andy
Armstrong. Jackson started off good
against Armstrong last week but
the youthful colored boy wore down
his older opponent in the opening
rounds and gave him trimming in
the end.
Jimmie Butler, San Diego sailor
boy, will meet Robert Pacho, better
known as Kid Mexico in the opener
The bouts will get going at 50.
O 'clOck.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
NOTICE OF INVITING SEALED
PROPOSALS
For Bids For Furnishing a Certain
Automobile to the City of
El Centre

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned City Clerk of tho CITY
of FL Centre, invites and will rc-
ccivc at his office in the City Hall
of said City, up to the hour of 7:3O
o clock i. NJ. on the 18th day of
October, 1928, sealed proposals or
bids for furnishing the CITY of FL
Ccntro with the following Automo,
blo to-wit;
One light delivery Automobile
with spare tire and bumpers.
Price of said Automobile not to
exceed $4,000.
All proposals or bids shall be ac.
companied by check payable to
the City of FL Ccntro, certified bv
\ responsible bank for an amount
which shall be not less than 10 per
cent of the aggregate of the pro
posal, or by n bond in said amount
so payable signed by two surcties,
who shall Justify before any officer
competent to administer an oath in
double said amount over and above
all statutory exemptions.
The City Council of said City re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of said City Council.
Dated this 10th day of September,
1928.
]. G. NEALE,
City Clerk of the City of FL Centre,
Calf. 28t14
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
CARDINALS MADE
BIG FAV0RITES
TO WIN SERIES
BY FRANK GETTY
(y'nited Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The odds
which favor the St. Louis Cardinals
10 win the world series heightened
today to > to ].
Not since 1929, when the New
York Giants obviously outclassed
their fellow-townsmen the Yankees,
save tho National League champ
ions been such overwhelming favor
ties iu abe pos. season battle.
A. baseball men from all parts Of
the country gather ia New York
today. the talk concerns not 50 much
the probable winner OF the series as
il does how many games sill have
To be PLAYED before SAM Breadon :
clug registers its second victory over
the American League pcnnant win.
ncrs.
Two years ago, when New York
and st. Louis met in the world series
the Yankees were favorites, and it
needed all the uncanny skill of old
"Petc' Alexander to turn the tide
in favor of the Cardinals.
This year, thus far, the National
League champions are the logical
favorites. 'hhc Ianks are so crippled
tlat they will have to enter the
series with an experimental bal
club-and experience of the past
has demonstrated that a world series
is no place to experiment.
Miller iiuggins, astutc little pilot
of the Yankees, is forced to make
llObson s choice before the open
ing game on Thursday He can send
III a team which includes three or
four utility men and trust To their
coming through, or he can call upon
his crippled regulars for cXtraordin.
airy efforts and risk seeing the whole
series snatchcd away by a well.
balanced, wcll-prcpared rival ball
club.
Judge Kcncsaw NJ. Lands, high
commissioner of baseball, has come
to town to sec the series start des-
pitc a severe attack of influenza
which laid him low in Madison
Wisconsin, recently
The Cardinals, with four good
pitchers ready for work, as compared
with two reliable performers on the
Yankee pitching staff, went through
fast workout yesterday and cmerg.
ed coeky and self satisfied.
We ought to win, and win with
III six games, = Bill McKcchnie
manager Of the National League
champions declared.
Miller lIuggins is not given tC
predictions but he is ready to tel
the world that the American league
champions are out to win.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
Jackie Fields
Beats Thompson

san FRANCISCO, Oct. >
Jackie Fields, Los Angeles boxer,
increased his prestige as one Of the
leading contenders for the welter-
weight title by winning a close 10
round decision over Young Jack
Thompson, Oakland negro, here last
night.
Fields carried the fight to thomp-
son, who holds n knockout victory
over the welterweight champion, Joe
Dundee. at the opening bell and took
the first round The second was
even and the negro opened up in
the third to take the next four
rounds, severely Furnishing Fields
with his famous right.
The seventh was about even and
Fields came back in the eighth and
took the last three. During the last
two rounds Fields carried a barragc
of rights and lefts to Thompson s
head that had the negro groggy
when the boat ended.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
HammerslOugh To
Operate B Oard

With the dopcstcrs naming the
st. Louis Cardinals slight favorites
to win over the Yankees in the
World s Series arrangements to play
the game for fans on the Press
mechanical seorcboard are progress
ing rapidly.
Harry Hammcrslaugh who knows
baseball from to Z, has offered his
services to the Press as captain Of
the squad that will furnish the
play fer FL Centre and valley fan
dom. Each play will be enacted on
the board seconds after the original
play is made on the battlefield in
81. Louis or New York.
Through the courtesy Of the Val.
ley Lumber Company platform
for the board and its players will
be erected in front Of the Press
office. This platform will make it
possible for all to see the board
for considerable distance.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given by the un
dcrsigucd, that he will sell at public
auction on Saturday, October 18th.
1928, at the hour of 10 o clock a. m,
at 1929 Main Street, FL Centre
Calf, the following:
One Harley Davidson Motorcycle
and Side Car, Engine No. 22FD5525,
License No. 4lO3. Storage and Legal
Expense $41.40.
The above sale will be held to
satisfy storage bill, together with
legal costs, cost of sale and of this
publication.
Dated this 22nd day Of Sept 1928.
(Signed) NJ. A. WILSON,
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
GEEK SETTLEMENT OF
LOST FLYER S ESTATE

Los ANGELES, Oct. "a peti,
ton for probating the $4,000 es-
tate Of Jack Frost, one of the avia
tors lost in the Dole flight to Ha-
waii, has been filed here
Lyman Dunbar, cousin, has ap.
piled for letters of administration.
+. R. and f. r. Frost. of New York,
brothers of the flyer, are the heirs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Omitted Press Staff Ccrrespondent)


NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Steady
Pitching and good fielding may off
set the greater offensive strength
of the New York Yankees and en-
sble the st. Louis Cardinals to
wrest the world 3 baseball champ
ionship from the American league
champions in the world series open
ing Thursday at Yankee Stadium.
If the series is decided on pitch
ing, as Bill McKcchnie, manager of
the Cardinals, contends it VIII be,
then the National League pcnnant
winners ought to win their second
world series in three years.
With Herb Pennoek, the best
money pitcher in baseball, out Of
the series with sore arm, the
Yankees do not have Il single pitch
or they can count on for victory.
Even Waite Hoyt, who viii pitch the
opening erme, is considered a quest
ion mark against the Cardinals.
If IIoyt should lose, the Yankees
pitching staff will he shattered.
lluggins will have George Pipgras
for the second game, but after thar
he will have TO draw straws to
select his hurler for the opening
game in st. Louis.
Henry Johnson, the crratic Young
ster who was so effective against
the Athletics, Tom Zachary, the
veteran southpaw, and Fred Hei-
mach. the southpaw lately imported
from St. Paul, all are eligible for the
third game if the Cards rout Iloyt
in the first game.
Cardinal Hurlers Strong
However, if Hoyt wins, Huggins
probably will send him back against
the Cards in the third game with n
two-day rest, and if Pipgrass wins
the second game, send him back in
the fourth. iIuggins is that hard
up for pitchers.
Shcrdcl. Rhaime. Alexander
Rhem and Mitchell give McKcchnic
five likely starters against the
Yankees fIaines was the Card $
biggest winner during the regular
season, but Shcrdcl, master of y
puzzling slow ball, probably will
draw the opening assignment.
= There is an impression among
baseball men that Sherdel and
Mitchell, the southpaw spit ball
pitcher, can tie the Yanks in knots,
especially the heavy-swingers- --
Ruth, Gehrig and Meuscl.
If Sherdel pitches the first game,
lIaincs probably will pitch the sec
ond with Alexander opening the
series in st. Louis Sunday. The out
come of the first three games viii
have a bearing on McKcchnic 5
choice for the fourth game, but now
il looks like Mitchell or Shcrdcl,
depending upon Shcrdcl's success in
the opener.
DefcnSively, the Cardinals as a
team are better than the Yankees
hut individually the records indicate
that the Yankees have an advantage
in the cold figures at six out of eight
positions, excluding the pitchers.
The weak spot in the Yankee de-
fcnSe may be at short stop where
Mark Kccnig, the goat Of the 1926
series and the hero of the 1927
series, may waycr.
If kocnig settles down, the
Yankee iuficld is about equal to
the Cardinals inner defense.
The Cardinals possibly have n
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SPORT NEWS
Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-Grover
Cirysiasd Alexander is not much
esrifra shoat the srries. "Oh,' he
observed 'it's Just "a few more ball
gamrs. rheR either do or they
don e. lts no diffcuert FROM a
town loi game lf the pitcher strikes
the batter ear he's hero. n be-
doesn =, he : bam. 1ast' 's an there
is 10 IT, -
BRYN MAwR. Pa. Oet. . With
doctors giving him less than l1l
t. chance to recover from broken
neck received in football scrimmage,
Leo Goodreau, 10, Villanoya foot
ball star, still was alive today
after being injured -four days ago.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Tommy
Loughran, light-heavyweight champ
ion, today was contemplating enter
ing the heavyweight ranks, after his
victory over Jack Gross, 202 pounds,
and hitherto undcfeatcd heavy
weight, at Philadelphia last night
A crowd of $4,000 watched Lough-
ran win one of the greatest fights
of his career. Loughran mixed a
right cross and jolting right up
Pcrcut with short body punches to
good advantage.
NEW YORK, Oct. .2.--Earl Combs
still has chance to get in the
world S series, according to DR..
George King of st. Vincent hospi,
tai, who has examined the injured
wrist of tho Yankee outficlder.
Combs may be able to play when
the series is resumed in st. Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

better defensive outfield in IIafcv,
pouthit and Harper or Holm than
the Yankees have in Mcuscl burst
or Paschal, and Ruth. Wilson is a
letter dcfcnsiv" catcher than Ben
cough or Collins.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
So. California
Sport Briefs
Hy United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct. Making
bis first start in California this
year, Ace Hudkins, the Nebraska
wildcat, prepared to enter the ring
at the Olympic Auditorium tonight
for ten round scrap with Joe An
derson, crack Louisville, Ky, middle
weight.
The Kcntuckian, who has scored
victories over Bert Colima, Dave
shade and Leo Lomski, was expect
ed to make a busy evening of it for
the wildcat.
The Nebraskan, however, was a
10 TO favoritc TO win.
The men will fight at 15S pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

Los ANGELES, Oct. .. Ed
" Stranglcr' Lewis. world 5 heavy
weight wrestling champion, and Joe
Malcewicz, the "Utica Panther"
who meet here Wednesday night in
a title match, wound up their train,
ing today.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02
NOTICE

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the firm of +. Sang Lung Co.
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STAFF
| OF CARDINALS IS
BEST In YEARS
Yankee Team Up Against
1t For Hurlers Due To
Injuries.

Editors Note: e:-This is the
second and final story by
George Kirksey comparing the
world series rivals. Yesterday s
story dealt with the offensive
strength of the two clubs, to-
days stcry deals with the
pitching and defensive strength.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

PASADENA, Cal, Oct. 2-Ernic
Hood, flyweight, will meet Jimmy
PctrcsS in a ten round bout here
tonight. Hood, who returned re-.
Gently for an invasion of the east
hopes to earn an opportunity to bat
tie Corporal Ivy Schwartz, the
champion of his division.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-02

The TuIare Cooperative Poultry
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Every Thursday, 631 Main ST.
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Clinton X. Harris, Secretary