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Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
No. 1Q063
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

A. - - 1 Ll1J - tOt1hII
WHEREAS, bv Deed Of Trust
dated February 10, 1928, recorded
February 16, 1925, in Book 1SG, at
pag" 1+&, and following, Official
Records Of Imperial County state
of California, to which record re
ference is hereby made, Harry Mul-
len and Mary Mullen. husband and
wife. who acquired the property as
II. +. Mullins and Mary Mullins,
did grant and convey the property
therein and hereinafter described to
Pioneer Title Insurance and Trust
Company, a corporation, rs trustee,
to secure, among other things, the
payment Of one certain promissory
note, in favor of Wm. Hamilton for
One Thousand Dollars, (S1 100000
and other sums Of money advanced
and interest thereon, and.
WHEREAS, default was made in
the payment Of installment OF prin,
cipal and interest due May %. 1928,
and the said VIM. Hamilton in ac-
cor'lancc with provisions of law ap-
picablc thereto, did record in the
office of the County Recorder of
Imperial County, State of Califor.
MIA. a notice of such breach of OBJ
legation, and of his election to de.
clare all Indebtedness evidenced by
said promisSory note and secured hy
said decd of trust Immediately due
and PAYABLE, and of his election to
cause the said property to be sold
- satisfy the obligations secured
by said dccd of trust and to ac-
compli~h he objects of said trust,
and has demanded that the under
signed trustee sell the property
granted hy said deed of trust, in ac
cordaucc with the terms thereof,
for thr purposes therein and herein
stated, and,
WHEREAS, moro than three
months have elapsed since the rc-
cording Of said notice, and said de-
fault has continued to this date.
NOW, TlIEREFORE, Notice is
hereby given that the PIONEER
TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
COMPANY, by virtue of the pre-
misses and Of the authority vested in
it by said decd Of trust as trustee
win soil mt public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in gold coin
of the United States. ON the 2Sth
day of September, 1925, Mt the hour
of 10 a. m. Of said day, at the
northern entrance of the court house
in the City of ~ Coutro, County of
Imperial, State of California, all
the interest conveyed to il bV said
Trust Decd in and to all of the fol
lowing described property situate in
the City of El Ccntro, County Of
Imperial, State Of California, to-wit:
Lot Twenty (20), Block Ono
/ a., Second Addition to El
Centre, in the City of FL Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State
of California, according to Map
. no. SO, ON file in the office of
! the County Recorder of said
Imperial County, together with
all appurtcnmccs, or SO much
thereof as shall he necessary to
pay the total amount Of tho
principal, interest, advances,
charges and costs then due and
unpaid,
Dated at FL Ccntro, California,
this 4th day of September, 1923.
. PIONEER TITLE INSURANCE &
TRUST COMPANY.
/ BY w. W. McEucn, Nicc-President.
Attest; J. S. Cameron, Asst. Secy.
Corporate ScaD S II 21
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daughter, aged mine of a former
marriage, with her husband.
Brewer is alleged to have become
acquainted wuh Miss Wall during
the absence q. hi. wife and finally
LETT RrawIay with her, taking the
child to Los Angeles where She was
placed in q home
Iroa Net Hrcwcr's return from
the cast warrant for the arrest Of
the two was issued and they were
a.urahouGnd i'm Log Angeles.
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His Native City
H0n0rs Valentino
ny unitcA :rcxs Leased Wire

TRANTo Italy, sept. l4.-Cas-
teIiancta. tie native town Of the late
Rudolph Valentino, continues hon
oring the memory Of the movie stal
and has organized . subscription for
child 10 whom the parents have
given the name Of the actor.
Little Rudolph Valentino Gallo has
started life with n bank account Of
several iHn3re.r ia'.a"t, raised DH
the subscription, md in addition has
received HanT prosea,s OF gold. and
silver.
\ committee Of Ca>tol'ancta citj-
zens has promised H. watch over
the child'S future rHil Il" &tta;ns
tLe aoc u manhooA.
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Jones Enters
Golf Finals

BRAE BURN COUNTRY CLUB,
WEST NEWTON, MASS, Sept IA
Shooting - holes Of peerless golf
in one under fours, Bobby Jones, Of
Atlanta. entered he final round Of
the 32nd National Amateur Champ
ionehip today by defeat ng PHILLIPS
FinIay, 20y year old Harvard sopho-
more, II up and - to play.
The titlcholdcr was at his best t,
with brilliant round Of 70 in the
morning and six holes in one better
than par to top off the oncsidcd
match in the afternoon.
\ light rain fell in mid-afternoon,
causing Bobby to glance quizzicaIly
al the gray sky and then settle
down - finish off the youngstcr,
whom he had left nine down. at the
end Of the morning round.
The first car Of 1928 Juice grapes,
Alrartcs and Hinfandcls, left Tur-
lock, Stanislaus Cornty, August 2I.
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FIyINC; CADET KILLED
Ex United rrcNs !cnsnd Wire

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. I4.-Cadet
Gavnor Tostein, %, Racmo, Wis,
WAS killed and Cadet sheldon 3.
Yoder Almout, Mich, was saved by
his parachute at Kelley Field today
whon the planes they were plotting
in practice military manoUVerS col
Iided Approximately 1000 feet from
the ground
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
Couple
Under Arrest

4. D. Brewer, $6, and Boulah
Wa1L Is, both Of lra~ioy were ar
ic,tcd in Los Angeles yesterday
ard returned here last night. They
air being hc'l ut the county iad
r.u3-1g .ro.gmucrl before Jud%a
..ri.tm 81 BIaUi"y Oh charges ef
e.utr,h.t.ar To the delinquency Of
m."or child. They were scheduled
to- u, taken to hr1.i.v for th@s par
pos, t4j, afternoon.
According 10 information furnish
.j t'. ,8.r.. IS o.t.r. Brewer is il
wnu..d nam. Mrs. Brewer left
H.H... this .,riu. to spend the
~u#ar iu the east, leaving her
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
BANDITS MAY RELEASE YANK

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 1l.-Thc
njtcd STATES consulate 1t Guada-
Iajara reported to the T.. S. embassy
today that negotiations were being
conducted for the release Of Edward
j. hrumstcad, American held cap
tive by bandits in the State Of colt
ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
FIRST GRID ACCIDENT

Lr@ ANGELES. Sept. 14-As a
result of t'aa first serious football
accident in Southern California dur
ing tt" 1928 season, Emil Rock rs.
was IN the hospital today with a
iasaI ,l-Gll Fracture. He was kicked
iA .th" head during practice scrim-
mace
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
BANDITS GET LOOT

DIS MONIES, sept. Il Four
bandits today held up the Univcr-
sirv STATE Bank here and escaped
with between $1,000 and $1,000.
While the robbery was in progress
Sam Raphcl, merchant walked in.
IIo was sluggcd by one Of th" ban
dts and later he was taken to a
hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
ACTRESS MAY HALT SUIT
nr Inltch Press Lea.ea Wire

Los ANGELES, Sept la.-Al
though She has filed a divorce suit
charging William Gill with cruelty,
Renee Adoree, film star, announced
today the. action probably viii be
withdrawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
ACTRESS SEEKS DIVORCE

Los ANGELES, Sept. 1l.-Edna
May, screen actress, charges desar-
iion and on-support in a complaint
f"r divorce from Hyatt Clark.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14
At Philad adlephia

st. Louis .... o20 OG3 O2O-13 u Q
Philadelphia oQi $50 cor 6 II l
ShcrdcI and Wilson Ring, Nc
Graw, Bacclt and Lcrain.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
score Of today's games as furnished
by UEited Press Leased Wire,
up to 2:45 p. III
National
At Boston FIRST Game)

New York jOl 600 00O-6 II =:
Boston 100 011 600 & o
Fitzsimmons and Hogan; r.
Smith, Greenfield, Clarkson and
Taylor.
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At Pittsburgh

CINCINNATI .--. 600 OOO O01-1 Il q
Pittsburgh ..,. O10 12o 0OX-4 II ]
RINrv. Kojp aud Uargravcs; Gri-
mes and lIargrcavcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

During til. last week in August at
least $500 men were fighting fir
ON tho rim Of thc san Joaqgin Val
l"v.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-14

The first carload of 1925 grapes to
leave Cakdale, Stanislaus County,
Erancisco.
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BRENTWOOD HAWKS
IN HUNT FOR TITLE

HYATTSvILLE, Md. August 20
Another formidable contender for the
Prince Georges County unlimited class
base ball championship has come to the
front in the Brentwood Hawks,
Yesterday that team polished on the
sturdy Edmonds Art Stone Co nine,
Q to O. A week ago yesterday the Ed"
monds club took the measure OF Mount
Rainier, regarded as one OF the stronS-
est teams In the county.
Dutch Gcarhardt pitched effectively
for the Hawks yesterday. limiting Ed
monds hitters to three bingles and fan
ning. eleven Kopp, who sockeo a
homer with one on. and Simpson and
Curry. each OF whom hit triples, were
leading Hawk batters.
Ed Marosy. former Washington BuSl~
ness High School pitcher, was IN me
form yesterday a. he hurled Henry
Hiser's Hyattsville All stars TO So
victory over Ted Otte's Kennedy A. g.
team Of Washington In Rivcrdale PARK
Hyattsviile came through with three
tallies in the eighth To clinch victory.
Rich Reeley, catcher, led the winners
extensively, getting three hits out of
four times Mt bat. Next Sunday the
Hyattsvlle OUTFIT win travel to Gales
vile, Md. to face the nine representing
that place Manager Henry Hiser also
plans TO play home game SATURDAY
but has not yet booked an opponent,
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CITY LOOP
HAS TWO HOT RACES

Auths vanquished Ross Council. to
!, to tighten the race In the unlimited
section. and Aztecs and Brown a.
Wood are the only mines left In the pen-
nant chase In the second half Of the
senior section as the result of play yes
terday In the Capital City League.
Corinthians, which have clinched the
title In the junior section, forfeited TO
Miller Furniture Co In the only Junior
class contest scheduled.
Ross Council nov Is heading Auths,
runner-up. by just a half game In the
unlimited section. Aztecs. setting the
pace In the senior section pennant
scramble. hold only half-game edge
over Brown A. Wood, standing second,
Neither Aztecs nor Brown az Wood
PLAYED yesterday, each receiving a
forfeit
Both Ross Council and Auths have
one game yet to play In the league. the
former against Army War College and
the latter against Douglas A, C. II the
teams are tied after these games one
contest between them will be staged to
decide section i1onors.
Arthur Deutermann was the ace OF
the Auths yesterday. Not only did he
pitch his team to victory. limiting
Ross Council TO four hits. but he came
through with a double that scored two
runs.
D. J Kaufmans gained tie for
third place In the senior section with
Auths by drubbing that team, 4 TO 0
and Hartfords. 10 to o. Auths won by
forfeit over r. r KeancS and Palace
Hartfords triumphed over Keanes, 4 to
3. in the third and best game played In
the group.
Overcoming An early lead gained by
their opponents. kellcvS pointed the way
10 Potomacs, 10 2, yesterday In a
French's diamond league game.
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DISTRICT PADDLERS
DO WELL AT PHILLY

PHILADELPHIA. August 20.-Wash-
ington Canoe Club bladesmen finished
shird In the annual two-day regatta Of
The Middle States Canoe Racing Assoc
citation which ended here yesterday, be-
ing just one point behind the second
place Pendleton Canoe Club Of New
York Philadelphia Canoe Club. which
took first honors. was only three points
ahead of Pendleton Canoe Club Poto-
mac Boat Club. also of the Capital City.
gathered several points.
Ernest Millar of Potomac Boat Club
and Harry Knight. Washington Canoe
Club veteran yesterday figured in a
thrilling battle with Ernie Riedel. PEN
dleton Canoe Club sensation, In the
senior one-man single blades event with
Riedel winning in garrison finish to
nose out Millar and Knight. second and
third. respectively Harry Knight also
shone in the single blade quads when
he came fast In the last stages to
achieve second place.
Yesterdays summaries:
Junior enc man double hIades-won By
Paul Dilser. wa:hinston Canoe ci9o: SECOND,
Canoe Club: Believille Time. 3 minutes
senior c sD;; S S.S vUTe 1y R:n
ns.T aad csno. cub ohn and %
rneiwing. BROTHERS; third, Potomac Roat
Club; Ws:hinstcr tohsres and e Ernie ..o NJ
Junior aaadrupir single bIadss-won by
oerard Boss. Rosept Franks and john TheI
wing; second Bristol Youns Mems Asso-
citation tAl Bauer; Fletcher Hollsnd. William
Canoe Club FRANKLIN. olds. Jules Brand
mailer and Albert Peterson. Time. min
senior cre-man double blades Won by
Ernie Riedel;, PsndIetop9 Canoe Club Of Me-, New
Club OF washinzton: third. Harry Knixht.
Washinston Canoe Club. Time, minutes
Junior tandem double slade-wcn by
WASHINGTON Canoe Club (Johr s, ssborn
and Charles Spenccrl second, Philadelphia
sTothcrsS third, cseaws Canoe Club John
Haas and G. Wesley simmons>. Time 3
minutes IS seconds, -
Pendieton Canoe Club OF New York tE,nie
Rieaei. Charles Foher. William Gaehler and
Jack coutts>; second: washinEton Canoe
vens and Elmer Mcduiganl;. third. .Phila:
dephia Canoe Club lRAlph OIden. Conrad
sopp. Fl. D. Smith and Charles Flad'. Time.
Janlor ene.msn single slade--won by
Wsshineton Canoe Club with Carlton Never:
9scond. Bernard Boss; philadslphts Canoe
Club. Time not taken.
Senior tandem double bIAde-won by
Frni. Riede 'n aSd William Gsshs second
WASHINGTON Canoe Club with Harry Knisht
and Charles Spencer: third. Philadelphis
Canoe Club, with Euaene Hunter and ROB-
Quarter mite double blades for women
Won hy Miss Sydne Goodman, New YORK
third. Miss Blanche Burds, Bronx. Time
minutes SS'. seconds
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Nationals Tomorrow: Giants Finally Reach Top in Old League
FALTERINC OF CARDINALS
DUE LOSS OF PUNCH

this year II the Cubs had not lost 80
many games. The Cubs are up with
the Giants in the victory column, for
they have played more games and now
are beyond the lis total. The Cubs
can't lose or win the games that al
ready have been chalked up, while the
Giants, having more games 10 play, AL
ways have a chance TO win the big end
OF them. OF course. they also may lose
the big end and that's the finish OF
the Giants If they do.
In 1927 for few DAYS It seemed az
II the St. Louis club might come
through and overhaul Pittsburgh. which
was hanging on desperately. The Card
inals didn't quite have the stamina.
though they had the spirit. Pittsburgh
fought Cincinnati to a standstill and
the pennant was decided on October I.
There is a possibility that the fight will
run this year to September 30. the clos
ing day of the race, but more probably
the pennant will be an historical Incl
dent by September 81
Rogers Hornsby admits that his
Boston team isn't worth the candle 10
blow 1t up. Yet when he is compelled
to play eight games with the Giants in
September he promises there will be
the best fight that second division
team has ever made, no matter whether
he has much or little strength. Horns
by realizes that the New York Boston
series in September will be watched
from one end Of the circuit TO the other
This next series of the Giants with
the Braves is something like that Of
many years ago between New York and
Boston when George Stallings ran Bos-
ton. but without much of a ball club.
The Giants at that time had to win
from Boston to make the pennant sure
and they had to fight like terriers until
they actually had it won. Then the
Braves wilted like weeds In a hot sun
and in the remainder of the games
they simply exhibited their desire to get
through with the old thing as quickly
as possible
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Slab Duels in Sandlot Trays;
Hartfords Stop Dreadnaughts

Allied Roofers, IL: Lanham A. C.. 6
Howitxer CO.. {; Liberty A. C.. 6.
Croome A. C.. g.: Hess A. C., 5.
Cabin John Junior order. 8; Rock
vile A. c.. ..
Army Medicos, O.. Fort Myer. Z.
Saks- Kroydens. IL; kentmores. 6.
Addison A. C.. 10; Seamen Gun
ners, 5.
THYME. 8: Kianvaiier A. c., 6.
Boys Club Standards, IL; Poto-
macs. o.
Keileys, :; Potomacs. 2.
Mavis. 10; Aces, z.
Sam Rice Juniors. 81; Seattics. ?.
Coioniais, rs; CrcScents. 10.
Federal A. C.. li-2; Iindhurst A. c.
tBaltimorel. A.
Same Rice Midgets. 10; Rovers, :.
Purcclls. 3: Marberrys. |.
Corinthians. 10; Barnes, rs.
Corinthians, Q: Powhatans, l.
Croome A. G. Of Croome. Md. earned
a place among leading unlimited teams
In this section over the week end Sat
urday lie Maryland team downed
Hyattsvilie All-Stars, s To 4. and yes
terdsy humbled Hess A c.. s TO 5,
Anacostia Eagles are to Welt Fred
eTlcksbuTR. va. tomorrow 10 meet lne
e. nine OF that place Manager Scan
Ion wishes to hear from ell Eagle play
crs who can make the trip. CAL Lin
coin 1850
All members Of the Lincoln Post Mid
get team are to meet tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at Second and Fl streets TO
participate In the American Legion
parade.
Sam Rice Junior players are TO gather
Thursday night at O'Clock at the
home OF Clyde Wenzel 1881 Neal street
northeast
Georgetown Cards and other mines
are challenged by Glen Echo A. c. to
call Cleveland 1927 for arrangements.
Garrett Waters Is In quest Of foe
for his Takoma Tigers for next Sunday
Call Main 4205, branch 56, after 4
O'Clock
M ger Harrington Is anxious to list
games for st. Martins nine at North
2622-J.
Games with Panther Insects may be
arranged at Cleveland 1907,
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CONNOR, CULLlNANE
CYCLE MEET STARS

Bob Conner won the senior class title
for the fifth straight season and Joe
Cullinane gained top honors In the jun
Tor group for riders under IL years OF
age Yesterday In the washington nicycle
championships at the polo field in West
Potomac Park They will represent
Washington In the national champion
ships to be held at Kenosha, Wis, Sep
TENDER and O.
Common counted 20 points to each
for James Barnes and Joe Reidy, who
were tied for second place among the
seniors Yesterday. Barnes won A one
mile match race over Reidy, Anthony
Horner counted Ave points In the senior
class.
Cullinane rang up 20 points to II for
George Hess. who was second In the
Junior group. Joe Jones was third with
six points and L. Moss fourth With
three.
one. miis iunicr Won ;. J. cgliinans . sec
s.i aam"s' H ,asi0 snlrd r Kerr rmt. los
Two-mlie junior Won by J cmlllnan: sec
0r T,vs O. Sss ian,Srowon ~ cal,nsns sec
on4. q Hess third l.. Rocks. Time, 400
One mile match race~Won ny James
ss,nss SseonG Joe Rsdg ~ T co S
ond. j. Barnes and j, Reidy tied. Time
Hsif.w,,. senior Won nv r., Common; sec
Ftve.mllN senior~~Wnn by r. Conner sec
ond u. Bieber; third. A, Homer. Time.
'Ten.mli. ssuior-won nv n Conner sec
ond. j Barnes; third A. Hornef Time,
20 laas.
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PENN0CK HAS NEURITIS:
CONDITION Is UNCERTAIN

NEW YORK. August 20 N Fear
was expressed today regarding the con-
dition of Herbert j. pennock star left
handler NJ the Yankees The pitcher
has q case Of neuritIs.
II Was reported, and while 1t was
said "he would be ready 10 pitch toe
morrow" some observers asserted that
none could say Just how long he would
remain inactive.
He was 10 have worked In one of the
games against Cleveland yesterday, hut
failed 10 appear on the mound. II
nov is said that he will open against
ST Louis tomorrow
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L0MSkI AND SMITH
TO FIGHT TONIGHT

BY the AsBOeia ted Press,
NEW YORK. August 20 Making the
first Of two appearances In the Metro
politan district this week, Leo L0mski,
famed slngger from Aberdeen, Wash,
tackles tough George Smith OF Newark,
N. j., In i0-round bout at Dexter Park
tonight
Lomski, who not only opens the
weeks fistie program against Smith, but
also is down to meet Make Roshnbloom
at Long Branch, NJ j.. Friday night,
rules favorite To defeat the rugged
New Jersey boxer.
Smith however, surprised most box
ing experts when he held Lomski very
close to even In recent match al
Dexter Park.
On that occasion Leo found that
Smith could take his hardest punches
without breaking ground The Faei1c
Coast light ~heavyweieht, however, piled
up lead on points and tina experts
believe he can do II again.
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~ ITCHING duels featured ycster-
days many sandlot battles here
and on nearby Maryland and
4 Virginia diamonds
Hartfords scored the most i'm
pressive win of local teams playing on
foreign fields. Bill Flester's charges
stopped Alexandria Dreadnaughts, 7 to
3. Smith vanLandingham continued
his effective mound work. holding
Nauzhts to 6 hits. Taylor led at bat
With four safeties.
frankie Schap held the powerful
Georgetown A. G. sluggers to six hits
Al Annapolis and Annapolis A. c. de-
feated the local champions, TO /.
After bad first inning. when the VIC
tors registered all Of their runs, Henry
Phinps was invincibe for the Cspitai
CITY League title winners.
Brook Grubbs Silver Springers stop
bed Chevy Chase BcarcatS, to 0. Fran
els and Stull yielding but two hits.
National Circles barely nosed ont Bev~
mars. 6 to 5. Bevmers came within an
ace OF tying the count In the ninth
after putting over one run.
For - innings. Takoma Tigers ana
Petworth A. C. bsttled on Silver Spring
diamond before darkness called halt
with the score Sail Tigers had pre-
viously defeated Terminal 1cemen IL
10 T.
Arlington Busmen started on q march
toward the Northern Virginia unlimited
title by defeating Cherrydale A. G.
4 to I, In the first game OF the title
series
Results Of yesterdays games
Annapolis A. C., .; Georgetown
A. c.. /.
silver Spring, :; Chevy Chase Bear
cats. q.
National Circles, 6; Beymers, 3.
Isherwoods. &; Dux A. c., I.
Pirate A. e.. s; Falls Church. 4.
Anacostia Eagles, IA; Pennsyiva-
mans. /.
Takoma Tigers II; Terminal Ice
men, 4.
Takoma Tigers. 8; Petworth A. C., 8;
IL innings,
Hartfcrds. :: Dreadnaughts, :.
Bowie Motors, O.: Douglas A. G.. 0,
Arlington Isussmen, 4; Cherrydaif
A. C., !.
Mount Rainier, 6; Stadiunns, :.
Monroe A. C., &; University A. q, l
Dixie Pig A. G., 5; Modern Wood
men, 2.
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to drive from the hill Victor Sorrel land
in the eighth lining wreSt from George
Smith the lun needed to make their
total match the Tiger count Then
they stood by and saw the Tigers break
the tie with a vengeance in the ninth
and couldn't come back.
Fifteen hits ratified Off Tiger bats
and ii of the Nationals war clubs.
Goose Goslin Staked the Nationals TO
a score in the first frame with his
ninth homer of the season, loft over
the right field wall, and in the third
frame another home club run was
registered when Tiger strategy went
awry, With two on and two out, Sor-
rell purposely passed the Goose. but
Judge drew An unintentional pass that
showed Ruel home.
Jones who had gotten out Of tight
hole in the second when he held the
Tigers scoreless after they had filled the
bases with none out was nicked for a
marker in the fourth when Fother-
gill doubled and Tavener tripled. In
the fifth, singles by McManus and
Cehringer and Hargrave's pass filled
the sacks. then Heilmann tripled.
Fothergill followed with double. In
came Lloyd Brown and he was tapped
for a single by Wingo that scored
Fothergill with the fifth run OF the
rally
Rices single and Goslin's double gave
the Nationals third run In the NTH.
Two more we're picked UP in the sew
enth when Barnes. batting for Brown
doubled. West hit for two bases and
Rice singled Here Smith relieved Sor-
rell and checked the Nationals tenn.
porarily. After Bob Burke had heio
the Tigers scoreleSs in the eighth. the
Nationals put over tying tally. Harris
walked, took third as Ruel singled ana
scored after Heilmann got lott from
Tate pinch-batting for Burke.
Then the Tigers stepped out to win
Zach walked McManus. first up In the
ninth. and Gehringer's single sent
Marty To third and brought Fred Mar
berry to Zach'S relief. Hargrave hoist
cd to Goslin in short left. McManus
not fearing the Gooses crippled wing
raced home. while Gehringer made
third when Crcnin. taking the ball from
Goslin. chucked wildly past Tate. He'll
mann's long fv let Gehrinrer score and
the TIGERS got third run in the round
from Fothcrgill's double and WinEo's
single
President GrifIith before the game
Yesterday completed arrangements with
Umpire Van Graflan whereby the stocky
jumps again will officiate In the Ma
tionais' Spring training games next
wear. Van GRAHAM made good lob
Of umpiring while with the club during
the last training campaign.